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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-20

UlLArED TEA sETTS.-we have quite n variety Of Tea
IL Sells hand Of which Of very handsome pat
terms aud Of the best quality Of plate VIII be pleased 10
show them. }. WILLIAMS son,
NH IL s. Main Street.
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Clothing! CLOTHING!! CLOTHING
Al 4IfEGIN IIE,IAII-I,

a HHDs. CUBA sUGAR-par choice;
Il " 300 Bbls. Refined sugar al grades;
~ BblS Cider;
b1n Sacks Fine and Coarse Salt;
200 Bbls. No. aud Mackcrel;
100 Bbls Apple brandy
~ Casks Madeira Wine
400 Bags Iayuyra and Rio Coffee;
100 Bbls Portland SYRUP
80 Hbia New Orleans Molaases;
~ ricrcer Goldfish,
30 Casks Fine French Brandy;
400 DoE. Buckets, Tubs Broons NC;
3oo Bbls. Fine Iye whiskeY;
For sale by JONES 4 CO.
dec bids Richm,nd
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DISSOLUTION

Elt concern "t JOHN !, nANlSN co, dissolved an
H '> pt, mb'r. 1879, b! expiration Of Term OF TO-
Nj nd 'hc {" said concern will please
49, ' ,''''r lh'r accounts Those haytn. claims against
'"' aacorn VIII please pres,nt them for payment
JOHN +. DAVIS,
JAMES
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RICHMOND ADvERT1sEHkHTs
JOHNSON ;E ,2sl NSSaIi1tE 1T

ID fE1El. sfliEEf,
CAsI, nIoHnoSO. ytz44EtA
IUAYE on HAND AND OFfER FOE : III
II Ieen bags isia. Lzguyra aud Java C'asss :
- hAgs Mocha do
ssa sides good and damage sols Leather
BIO boxes AdamaniiBe candies
ito baxes brown Soap
i25 boxes Fancy ao
iaps kegs Old Dominion Nails;
100 barFeis N. o. Aossser
- hoa-heads Cuba Moiassce
- do NJ %. sugar;
loo barrels extra T. sugar
10 10 low grades Sugar
- do grsnulntsd Sugar
90 ID ground sugar,
- patent loaf sugar;
10 barrel. crushed sugar:
to k.gs soda;
100 boxr. Ffenrh Window Glass;
loo kiis No. Mackercl;
~ barrels No. Herrings:
iDo basiels Clover, Timothy and etl.er Grass Seeds
lIssies assortment Of GROCERIES, we'll as large
we'll selected stock TO FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC Llo
TORS W. also for u the beet brands "l
MOUNTAIN Rye wtlIskEf all Of which ~e will sell Low
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-20
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
GRAND CAPITAL PRizE
100000!

Grand Consolidated Lo tory of Delaware.
CLASS 10
To be drawn In wilmington Del saturday, March ST. $50
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-20

Field Seeds.
b. EttKE offers Ia the trade, his store opposite Tho
IA Bank of Virginia at ynchburg the following catalogue
Of FIELD >EElDsmiih instructions quantity per
mere and best mode oi aon. His seeds selected
with great care, and nrc warranted fresh aud pure:
Millet, I.ucerne,
Timothy, Eanda Italian Rye Grass
Rescue Hungarian,
Red Clover, Orchard,
saping Clover, Evergreen,
Green sNnri, Herds or Red Top, O,urc)
Buck Wheat Black Oats.
feb ls-IIs Spring Wheat
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-20
Great Southern Hat and Zap Mandatory
JOHN DoOL Ely.
81 Main street, uiG n M Ond VA.

Manufacturer and Ded'rr IN Fur Stram, Leyhofn
Panama. S!f and Heleskin Dress Hifs
4 HAVE ready my Spring stock Of Hats, Caps. -
L and Goods, 10 which would invite the Httsi' VA
lpn Of merchants Of Virginia North Carolina nni =
Tennessee confident a ability 10 supply Them with every
Thing iie, may want In my line. good they
bc prnentc In marx ci Ia the country -
Ny rio, will be- Kept f by the addition "f any
thing desraha Having greatly Increased ~.
facilities many desirable styles VIII be- OF nay
manufacture. My Black Moiskin Hat IA sill In the fri
and equal superior 10 anything produced IN the
country.
NJ, assortment Of Bays Misses aud thicren. Richly rnm-
Hats aud all the different styles of BRAID aud Leg
horn, cannot I've ckr,ied .
In Military Goods, furnish anything required Ny
stock The various qualities of Army "Regna"n" Hats
yer, rnmI,c any different styles Of liais or Caps
made - order at short notice. -.
NH +. JOHN DOOI.EY.
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= 8.

VFFN T. NlIT III SIDE KAILkOAD 20,
lfrEEsbtG,., F,bruar, Is, ie.in.
and after Monday the .uth day February follow
" rates u Frgtd viii charged bY tGy south SIDE
abroad tampanH from l teh,ars Petersburg Richmond
I'd tip Point:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-20

A MOTHER SUPPLY OF NEW GooDs-l6TH MARI II.
IA is6l this day opening at my Cash Store. see"ni
supply OF all hs latest styles Of hsn Spring Goods which vi"
Dc ' ~ Al snall profit
NH lRiils LOuN j. pIRNIH Agrnl.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-20

Ladies Shoes and Caters.
HAVE received n part Of my Spring supply OF ladi,
i Misses and ChiIdrens Shoes. [mh l.l 4. sEABUEi.
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SPLENDID SCHEME.
CAUTION.

Z
Persons living distance should he extremely cautious "l
Letter, Tickets Certificates Of Package al
Tickets The country IL flooded with bogus AMI s"ihiling
Lotteries Every ndurcmcnt Is held ou 10 Icr~'lS la IN
In them. Capital Prizes q" from t2o"n tion"b
head their schcmc.siih Tickets nj ono Dollar tooh"
Capital Prizes offered, Tickets D. Al such. IN '''tt IN
stance frau.s; and II none, Is sent Ia them i llrho
thrown without The shadow al 'hahe' ="
getting prize. Beware of all I.rio shrr" the 'hltl
Prize unusually Ia the price al "htt
In instance where large Prizes offered for 'l
cost al Ilckcis, pun II down Tor "A certain fraud
sT- All orders addressed TO FRANCE BroAhEeNr- -,
Wilmington Del, Will meet with prompt attention, hhd tn
printed official Wings sent n SOM rs over.
FRANCE BEoA bbENls n co,
fed sa-dtlnEl UibaipJ f1H, I|R
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-20

SouruEBS GOoDS.-in the siodk Of New Goods am now
1eetivhe are many things manufactured In the south. ,iz
haoc Stripes, for female servants; Virginia Mixed
p.i WI BOYS; North Carolina Brown shirtinas Virginia
mi Is It's Iii t,f+ppis 49,,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-20

Fire, Life and Marine !" a..t,
LynchbuIg Hose q Fire Insurance Company.
FIHIs Company makes Insurance against loss damage by
Il Fire, Dwelling Houses stores Tobacco Factories
other Buildings Furniture Goods, and Merchandise
generally In Town and eounir. the most as obe terms
Also makes Insurance. the lives Of all enjoying
good heal and Of sound constitution for whole
of life, or for limited period.
Slaves employed ordinary occupations will insured on
'easonable ierins
The Company will also take marine risks
Tie Northern or Southern Ports al favorable rates.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL. President
JAMES NJ CoBBS, Nee President,
GEORGE b. THURMAN, Chiei Engineer.
DIRECTORS,
JouS ORGY TAYLOR, WM T. ANDERSON.
JAMES v. PAYNE JonS I. DAVIS
WIN. ii. STRATToN, MAURICE ;. LASamsSE
SAMUEL n. MckIssEY, CuAs- Il. SLAUGHTER.
JAS o. WILLIAMS, Treasurer
CREED T. WILLS, Secretary.
DIR. ii. GII.MER, "''ehi TAAn''"efs'
The Medical Examination of subjects for insurance will bc
made ri the Office OF the Company day
hour Of and O'Clock. r. NJ. feb g,-dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-20
G.. CASSARD g. SON,
Pork Packers. Ham CurcrS and PrOvisi0

NJ l. K G. II 4 y Is,
Nos. 407 ar WrSr B.IrINoRE STREET,
BALTIMORE.
VTASE constantly on hand Bacon sides, shoulders Plain
and sugar Cured Hams breast Pieces and Lard IN bar
r,s kegs Orders filled at market prices. Heb lldbn
Notice to Shippers Of Toba co to the West
f1NE undersigned prepared 10 give Increased fct, Ia
shippers Of Tobacco To the Wesi having shortened the limo
and reduced The from third trfouril class.
Through receipts given the principal points In the Vest by
Railroad the Ohio River aud ircsts guaranteed rs low AS
other line. The only traIsipment between aiinore
Cincinnati indianapolis, st Louis aud Chicago, is made nj s
burg, directly from under thereby avoiding
d.yagr and rriage, and all damage Tobacco from expos
sg- No commissions charged n, Baltimore Pitisburs
MAGICIAN X Rooms.
No ~ North Street Baltimore.
Refer jesse Hare 4 Goa W. h. Miller. and l.. Caytor
Iynclbug Jac Head CO., and Jacob Brandt, Dr.. Baii
mo march l>-ll.
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NOTICE..
I'M aud aer MONDAY next there Ml be no Flour nspeic
~ In this depot, until uriher notice, owing hc
condition ri the Depot I. H. JElLle,
nov iiits Gen. FRI Agt,, Va. " Tenn. X. L.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-20

All hr ees cunssntd To the Agent t Point ship
ped ~ htn by steamers Inst clas,
bi!' o Ia inG taAen and forwarded hoit any udt,oial
cAar,:e.
For as 'lraun of goods information apply to tie
Ag'"t :" '4h'hpurs' IL. ID. BIRD, Sur't.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-20
xsCTs Notice TO Shippers of Tobacco.

AkKTfN NOtNS ~ ShipVCIS VI AVUdeSOs
AszsAA VA MN YORK The subscribers, Agents the
Nc" lord 0"d iygtHtd Steamships receive ward To-
HA''o am "il,r anuls. su la 1lvlr A
lha fHhE OF COMMISSION, bat Shippers requested
Mrlt licn 10y ih, thu disposition they wish made
shhh' NJ "i'r"i-o Vii l stored nj cost aud risk of ship
lcr. ItDLAM " HEINEkEN
th6ts ia Brualma., New York
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-20
Spark Racks.

Spark Racks,
NEW article, to prevent children falling into, clothing
N taking lire from CRATES, just received.
feb NJ SIMPSON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-20
BALTIMORE
To TOurists& Merchan Visiting New York
The International Hotel

The international Hotel,
3G3 Il 36 Broa iray, Corner n frdnkih Street Ne9 lorf
lDoss Is advantages which nj travellers appreciate. It's
lacation ID SURPASSED, being convenient 10 the
Igcts of business and The apartments,
~ which there Two hundred, well furnished and well
ventilated and being conducted the European plan visitors
the best style with the greatest large
IarIo fronting broadway, and commanding an eNiesi'1
that world ned thorougtae, has been brau1
fully furnished fur the of lai.s and the general arrahe-
the HOUSE SUCH afford the greatest comfort
to guests. -
The INTERN lorrL Is connected with 1ilLoRS
fELEBR1TED SIL0ONS, accommodating o,or one ioH-
sand pesais which visitors their meals, II They
desire They will be served in their apartments The re
saryed In the Saloons and Hotel acknowledged 10y cpicure
10 he sn erior 10 that ol any hotel in the city!
NH l3-dlm J.TaYIoR, Proprietor.
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!.h q III N @ = 8 ..ss ::..:ssa
a u Ii u s. u ~.

GEN.L FREIGHT OFFICE, V. 4 T. L. H..
lNNtuRtEi, March 10Th. i>'g I
AWlNG 10 tllclargc quantt, ot produce, coming down III
~ road, AMI tue crowded state u Tie cpo., There VIII m II
tIrur inspected IN lite Depot from and aficr MONDAY the ls
Ins. ly .rdcr ot ten Supt.
Innrch lI-d> L. D. Jtl.i.l>, General Freight Agent.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-20

al.ss Watches, Silver Watches.
VYTEhave js1 we'd another supply Of sYKs
ferts cad That - shYiAg great deal for them ~ w
Any ~ fiends who may he In superior linn.
keeper ~ suppliod ~
ny .. III n sILyEErHoRN cIIrr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-20
Sombrero Guano.

,DAn Tons 3oMBItERo al ASo, landing from Sehoon
ZNJO .f "Wm Eagle" direct from sombrero Island. For
sale h, EDMOND, DAVENPORT N CO.,
feb gls Elchnhhd va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-20

lust received al No. ., Ninth Street formerly Bridge ST.
- aud splendid assortment Of Ladies' and Children
Shoes, which will be sold cheap for cash,
feb Its DAVID LAWSON.
, 1860-01-27

in the steamship Arizona, Dec. 10th, with twenty
men, to aid in putting down the Mexican bandit
Cortinas.
Among the passengers by the steamship Allan.
tic, says the N Y. Herald, for California, arc
Messrs. William Blanchard and Charles F. Sim.
mons, two skilful and experienced operators, who
have been long in the employ Of the American
Telegraph Company in this city. These gentle.
men take with them the improved House and
Hughes combination printing telegraph instru.
ments, for the purpose Of placing them In success.
full operation In that State. They 20 out under
an engagement with the messrs. LoVett, owners
Of difieren printing Telegraph patents for the
State Of California.
Mr. Charles N. Stebbins and his associates Of
the Western Union Telegraph Company are now
engaged in Q atelegraph enterprise Of magnitude
which fully entities Il to be cassed with The ef.
forts which are being made to connect Europe
with America. The above named parties, with
Others on the Pacific side, have actually commen
ced, and are earnestly carrying forward the con.
struction Of telegraph line from ST Louis to
San Francisco.
The fair held in Music Hall, Boston, To procure
an equestrian statue Of Washington, netted Sl4,-
Dr.. Breed, formerly an examiner in the Patent
Office, was arraigned at Washington on charge
VI utteTlng incenuary language. he was re
quired to give bonds to keep the peace.
Great destruction Of property occurred re.
Gently at Chicago and Buffalo, in consequence Of
heavy gales.
The carpet factory Of Higgins Co, 4sd steet,
New York, was entirely destroyed BY FIRE.
Loss 100000 Twelve hundred hands thrown
out Of employment
Major Alvin Allen, . prominent citizen Of
Worcester Mass, was killed on the Norwich rail.
way track, In the latter part Of November
News from Pixies Peak to December I'd has
been received with 5000 by express. Severe
weather had set in, and mining operations are
suspended. Heavy snow had fallen on the Plains.
On the night Of Dec. 9th, . FIRE occurred at
Browns Hotel, at Washington, from defective
fire-fue, which threatened the destruction Of the
building, and created intense excitement. Il
was, however, extinguished before much damage
was done. -, I'd. .....'.--.-
The Georgia Democratic State Convention met
on the 10th Dec, and recommended Hon. How
ell Cobb for the Presidency.
Il Is reported that the Republicans elected
their entire State ticket in Kansas by about S0OO
and carried every county except Leavenworth.
, 1860-01-27

THE CoAsT TRIBEs OP WASHINGTON TERRIroRY.
I'VE have the synopsis Of lecture on the above
subject, delivered by Jas G. Swan, ESQ.,, at Port
Townsend, on the 9th inst It's length (sOme
three or four cOlumns) eOmpsls us reluctantly to
defer its publication until after tho adjournment
Of the Legislature. a"
, 1860-01-27

QrAEER MKEING.-SteilacoOm was visited, on
Wednesday last, bya venerable pair belonging
to the denomination Of Friends, from England,
who lcctured IN the N. +. Church on Thursday
evening to good house. They had previously
visited all the States Of the Union, on q mission
connected with their persuasion.
, 1860-01-27

DoOocA'''' ''.'.''............. ...l2
''''''''.'.. .'...................7 u
SSHsStts"s'' .'.''''...'........40 80
Whole number Of votes. es................2 1926
Necessary to choice. e.................l ia
WAsHNaTcN, Dec. 81, 1859.
The American and Wing members Of the On.
position were in caucus this morning, and
agreed to continue voting for Boteler
The Republican Convention will be held at
Chicago, June 18th, next
A dispatch from Cincinnati. announces the
death Of Hon. Linn Boyd, Lieut. Governor Of
Kentucky. t.s.
The last scene Of the Harpcrs Ferry tragedy
was enacted on Friday, Dec. 10th, at Charlcstown,
Va, in accordance with the Fat Of the law.
The two free negroes, Green and Copeland, were
hanged at little after II o'clock, and the white
men, Cook and COppio at few minutes before
one in the afternoon, after having made an I'M
successful effort to escape on the previous night
The painful event was witnessed BY about ten
thousand persons exclusive Of the military, but
no disturbance whatever took place. Thus, by
the execution Of these five traitors, has the law
been 1indcated, and treason against the peace
and security Of the South been justly punished.
John Talbot the keeper Of the Mansion House
in Bardstown, KY; was shot and instantly
Killed by man named Slaughter because he re-
fused to furnish him with LIQUOR The friends Of
Slaughter speak Of him as q clever, genial man,
and entirely indisposed 10 infct an injury when
in his right, sober mind. He resigned his Office
Of Clerk Of the Circuit, Nelson County, recently,
and Il appears relapsed into melancholy habit
Of intoxication. -sa
A man named Calvin NJ. Pitcher was shot
lately In drinking house in Bloomington, Mis-
souri, by one named Barnes and died the next
day. Barnes Immediately fed and at last 40
counts had not been taken. Pitcher IL is said,
soon returned with revolver in hand. and as
Barnes was hurrying out Of the back door, he
fired at him, the ball striking the door close at
his head. Pitcher leaves d wife and four chiI-
dren. - " sWliis ge. ~.
Tha da.,h ar Tadv p..l ,,;e, - a.. -.
Sir Rolest p.si hsc ..ts,,' rI..e ,,n,as 49,
necte crc,,r,s,srcss ssh. ,d,-sd -, ~, IN ~.
rs,,rI he.Ith - ~ ,,;lt ~ N. Se,h ~ 11.,ohs
and vas lSupd dead N hsr hed an ~ nsSt morninv'
III. 49,. : - ,,.s I -. -
ousst .nneoan. ~ Hnlne u'eu ASv Mee.
mn. nm n~s,.a s c,nsar Ans. me- w.sIn S = vs
ss.I ss1S yV.nty, nno wls vosn feDfuAly
zotn' i1oo, ana died lUS years o'd. .ia's,
Al the Noriolk Fair grounds Q man recently
ran ten miles In enc hour and iour seconds
ne missed purse Of t2OO by the iour seconds.
We believe the same feat has been done In some
SECONDS under the hour. .1r.il3.
At recent FIRE in Lowell, Mass. which do.
slroyed some SIX hundred thousand Ieet Of Humber,
the city steam Gre engine PLAYED for eleven hours
without moments cessation, two streams Of
water, one through nine hundred and fifty feet
Of hose. s5 6Etf. 81 s.ie.i- .s'.
/ No Sneaker had ham slect.d m ths IIon,e iof
,iS "A ,.,,.H -, !. - ~.
/ - = !. 49,. e'~, ~ - ~.
, 1860-01-27

TERaisonIAL 0ynOEis.-At The Legislative
session Of Wednesday. 25th inst, Edward Furste
was elected Public Printer; J. @. Head, TeTi.
torial Auditor and Librarian; David L Phillips,
Treasurer; P. Ahern, Of vanoouvsr, Geo Gala
ghsr, Of SteilacoOm. and Capt =. S. Fowler, Of
Port Townsend, Capitol Commissioners
, 1860-01-27

The best purifier Of the blood, Halls sarsa-
parilla, yellow Dock and Iodids of Poiass.
, 1860-01-27
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC COHMIrTEE.

From AtIantlc exchanges we take the i0lI0w.
ing respecting the Presidential Convention:
The National Executive Democratic Conven-
ton Committee met December Z, at willard's
Hotel, in Washington. All the States were re.
presented except Maryland, Georgia, California
and Alabama. AAer few interchanges Of opin-
ion, Monday, the 2sd Of April, was fixed for
the time Of meeting Of the Charleston National
Democratic Convention. A resident committee
was appointed to superintcnd the printing and
publishing Of documents, etc., consisting Of the
following members; Hon. c. c. vallandingham,
Of Ohio, Chairman; Hon. G. J. Faulkner, Of
Va; Hon. John J. Cochrane, Of New York !;
Hon. John A. Logan, Of III Hon. Samuel Bigler,
Of Penn. Hon. WIN. Barksdale, Of Miss. Hon.
Miles Taylor, Of La, and VIM. A. English, Of
Indiana. ...
On motion Of Mr.. Vanatta, Of N j., the Chair
man and Secretaries were authorized to procure
. suitable hall in Charleston in which to hold
the Convention, to issue tickets o. admission to
the Delegates to said Convention, duly appointed
by the regular Democratic organization Of the
party in the respective States, and to make such
other arrangements rs may be necessary for the
assembling and holding Of the said Convention.
A resolution was adopted, with view, Il pos
sible, tOcOrrect the telegaph'c Misrepresentation
concerning the Democratic party.
The Committee then adjourned sine die.
, 1860-01-27
New YoRK, Dec. Goth, 1856.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2Oth, 1853.
The House had not yet organized at the time
the latest news was received from Washington.
But there is little doubt that the Republican
candidate, John Sherman, will be elected, as
three Anti-Lecompton Democrats have come out
for him. At first the Republicans only wanted
SIX votes to carry the election Of their man. Il
has been generally supposed that two Of the
Anti-Lecompton Democrats would finally support
Sherman-Hickman and Haskin. Schwartze,
though elected mainly BY Republican votes, has
always been regarded as doubtful, and his vote
for Sherman is certain. There Is small doubt
that Briggs, Carter, and Clark, Of New York,
will vote for Sherman, as also Winter Davis, II
the contest is narrowed. We think Sherman's
election is certain.
On the 10th ult, the 18th ballot for Speaker
was taken with the following result
, 1860-01-27

AxcfHEa BnEwEkv. Joseph Buttsraeld, for
merly associated with Martin schmIsg Ia ihs Ph-
ct Sound Brewery, has commenced the erection
Of another brewery, 70 be called The ssteilaeoom
Brewery The building win Be threeand-a-
half stories IN height and win fhce the Sound.
Its being constructed on The claim of Capt Bills
. short distance below Sehmieg's brewery. q;
, 1860-01-27
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

II ETrERs oFADmINIsrRATION ON THE
Aiale q O. p ME1kER, laie of geiacoom, Fierce Co.,
uni AD ieeo, By he Court Of Probate of SAID County
AZ peona having claims against said Estate requested
months fem h date otherwise they win b okafFed and an
neseied 70 aid estate are requested % ssts
sisSssosS Pisr.. o.. W =, Jan. is.A isso. . gos
y. aSs0sS aSs0EEC 1 i hSsH SsHhnsos. lan.l.s-..
, 1860-01-27

Fnon PrusSAvAnLks--By ths last mail We 10
eeised an interesting lstter from our esteemed
friend and late pastor. Rev. g. W. Sloan, in
which be informs us that lively interest i felt
in the Old keystone respecting Puget Sound.
Many people are preparing 70 come -hsfe from
that State, and We are urged TO Be ready TO 70
eeiya them, Mf, Sloan was to have been mar.
dodon Thanksgiving Day. and, 10 company with
two missionaries. would sst sail again for this
country o. The 6th q Fsbuaty next Z .
, 1860-01-27

AfUOGISs
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-10-31

- The WoRDs IN THE ENeLIsH LANGUAGE.
The small number of words which arc
used, in comparison with those which every
person who speaks the English language has
a right to use, has been illustrated by Mr..
Marsh, in his lectures on the English lang
uage, in some curious instances. The vo-
cabulary of the language now contains near
ly hundred thousand words. OF these,
Milton uses only eight thousand, and Shak
speare only fifteen thousand. And yet the
vocabulary of these authors, says Mr.. Marsh,
is probably the largest used by any writers
in the English language.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-10-31
What She Brought We.

This faded flower that You see,
Was given me a year ago,
BY one whose little, dainty hand
Is whittier than the SNOW.
Her eyes are blue as violcts,
And she's a blonde, and very fair,
And sunset tints ase not as bright
As is her golden hair.
And there are roses in her checks
That come and go Ike living things;
Her voice is softer than the brooks
That flows from hidden springs.
She gave it me with downcast eyes,
And rosy ilushes Of the check,
That told of tender thoughts, her tongue
Had never learned to speak.
The fitting words had just been said,
Aud she was mine as longas life;
gently laid the flower aside,
And kissed my blushing wife,
She tookitup with earnest look,
And said, "Oh prize the Gowcr"-
And tender tears were in her eyes
at is my only DOVER
She brought me Faith, and Hope, and Truth,
She broughtmc gentle thought, and love /;
A soul as pure as those that float
Around the throne above.
But earthly thing she nothing had
Except this faded Howcr you see;
And though Ills worthless in your eyes,
'Tis very dear to me.