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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-02

Oh before reported. 49, N~s
Opogea. ~.
Ehp Furupa Robertson, Nyork Oct n San Fvas
cisco No7 30 Jet 70 min N, loo - a8 ".
sbip Isaac Webb Hutchinson. rum liverpool Dec for New
"Americs shp Webster sse~sna tperhaps bsyk
ii1ze hscs f,cm Bordesux 6r Boenos Ayres dae On
Ship malabsr rom Nor'eans for Hsns Dec Tsusas
SHIP Vim Singer. from Noreans Liverpool heading sw
Dec i3 Int 70 81 Ion 70 30 7TIT
Park from New Orle ana for noan Doo n Trnv>
WNW l6 miles 1t177 TT-TF'
hr1a Bird Of the wsve Rop~s Boston for Port an
Prince fnot - beoye), Dec IL I'D sAps-.
schr from Madeira OF and fur Boson Doc hi - a.
scbr eucpcs~j the Peel from Baltimore for the epansh
MAN was seen Leo ~ Nesasss lsacd : 10 miles
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-02

" into HALIFAX January s. lcaky.
y ou~bSd NJ QnseDst0~p
t1oAiJ ~recAso >os n, q; Mary Joseph, Nova Scotia
The steamers " tho above line " Quebec DIT sccn
April and Move mber
PASSENGERS BY The STEAMERS
The following table shows tho nuns,r OF paseencors n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-02

llaieSt VIA QuoeuatoWrJ
1ivERpoof, Dec l6ASr from NYork Bouso a. Tefceira
Arr from EorleaSs, Independence Il Hayrc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-05
OUR FOREIGN RELATIONS
GREAT BRYAN.

Our relations with Great Britain are Of the most
friendly character. Since the commencement of my
administration the two dangerous questions, arising
from the Clayton and Bulwer Treaty and from the
right Of search claimed by the British Government
have been anicably and honorably adjusted.
II discordant constructions ii the CLAYTON ard Bull
wer Treaty between the two Governments which nj
different periods Of the discussion bore threate ing
aspeo, have resulted in final settlement entirely rat.
idsctory to this Government r. my last annual mes
sage informed Congress that the British Government
lad not then completed treaty ARRANGEMENTS with
tho Republics Of Honduras and Nicaragua. in pursu.
anee Of the understanding between the two Govern.
ments. IL is nevertheless confidently expected that
this good work viii ere long be accomplished" This
confident expectation has since been fulfilled. Her
Britannia Majesty concluded treaty with Honduras
on the 18th November, 1859, and with Nicaragua on
the 18th August, 1860, relnquishiug te Mosquito Pho
tectosnte. Besides, by the former the Bay LLnds are
Recognized as a part Of the Republic Of Honduras. II
may be observed that the spulaions of these treaties
conform in every important particular 10 the amend
Iaents adopted by tho Senate Of the United States
TO the treaty concluded at London on tho
18th October. 1856, between tho two Governments
II will be recoleeted that this treaty was rejected by
tho Britsh Government becauee OF its objection to tho
just and Important amendment of the Senate 10 tho
article relating TO Ruatan and the other alands Ia the
Bay Of Honduras
IL must be Of sincere satisfaction to all class
es u cur isuoW.ci1zenS, and especially to those ca.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-21

Corlipa will recruit his forces immediately. End
make ssother fursy upon this side Of the kio
Grands In fact. the people hero are certain OF
il. and many cid settlers who bavs lived here tsr
years. are making haste to dsrss Of their eaffls
and stock before The robbers return There y n"
insecurity felt 10 the town, for W hare too many
troops here to allow any anxiety firm the bandits.
An the apprehension felt in this place arises from
the fear that Miran,oD, il defeated before Vera
Cruz. will make descent on this place. In that
event VIC shuuId have to make.quick march to the
rear.
The Austin brought down the artillety soldiers
under Command of Lieutenant Black. | believe
they are attached to the End Artillery which came
down on tho Arizona.
The steam ship q anada arrived OF the bar from
Indianola on the ltb. with ll6 more soldiers.
which will make quite respectable force on this
river, even without tho Rangers. But, then, you
know one man who acts with o will. and from
impulse is worth four who act simply as machines
and regu ar soldiers are taught to he nothing
but SO many instruments to execute the regularly
given orders, and nothing more. Rangers fight
Mcxicans on Traditional grudges. and with rim;
therefore, they arc the kind Of men to employ !;
but tho Circumlocution Office ut Washington
does not think so, and that slow coach will have
it's wav.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-21

The publishers in their preface thus refer to the
ol,jeet 81 ne publication -" very pleasing fen
ture Of the present times 10 the earnest desire to
become acquainted with ssimatsd nature. which
Il also bseomiug most desirable and essential
part Of popular education. The contemplation ut
the works of God is specially adapted 10 elevate
the popular mind and ihi. portion OF them
abounds with the mos. striking proofs OF his wis
dom, power and goodness. whether we regard the
structure Of animals. the instincts with which
they are endowed. or the various regions and 10
calies they are destined to occupy. This work
will be ono Of graf beauty, and is specially de.
signed for interesting and instructing the family
circle for, while having basis soundly scientific,
it is written in style that is popular. and freed
from all technicalties but IL must DO seen to be
appreciated" Both works are models OF cheap
ness and excellence, and we confidently commend
them to the patronage Of our readers.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-21

rally known shas In this new Pacific State. ther'
u. scarcity Of - fairer portion Of creation
Ismounting almost 10 destitution. The new set
lx1ers,hsss neglected or forgotten % take wiyes
Nth Diem, asd IL old ssalersars not old enoagh
i have Iurs;shed eseghssrs 70 the Comnonwealth.
izAerssors. there d fssvhlpssponderance OF the
LORDS Of creation over the ladies Of the same. This
lamentabls state ofthings has sgitaed. the bosoms
Of ninety five lonely bachelors. living in an Ore
gon village eurhoneously named steilacoom,--to
sach an extent. that they have cnlled public
meeting TO consider the evil and devise remedy.
Here 10 the call Of the rinety6ve rs we find 1t in
an exchange. which extracted it fr"m the Stella
COON Herald, where 4, appeared as an advertise.
ment:
ArrxxrIos, BAcuELoRs - Believing that our
only chance for realization ef the benefits and
early attainment Of matrimonial alliances depends
spon the arrival in our midst Of number OF the
fair sex from the Atlantic States, and that 70
bring about such an arrival united effort is call.
I'D for on our part We respectfully request full
attendance Of all eligible and sincerely desirous
bashslors Of this community, TO assemble on
Tuesday evening next. Feb. %, in .Delin 4 Sho'
rey's building to devise ways and means to secure
this much needed and desirable immigration To
our shores Signed by d. v. X. waldron, 8. X,
Mccall, JAS. r. Jester, @. Ford, Christopher
Downey, Egbert II. Tucker, o. II. White, q. c.
Shorey, and eighty.scvcn others.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-21
What Sardinia Gains.

Ills worth while to calculate what the King Of
Sardinia has gained by the Italian War OF 1859,
and the Treaties arising outorit. Whom the war
commenced. tho population of the Kingdom of snr-
DINA, including the island whose name gives q
territorial title 70 Victor Emmanuel, not quite
sufficient TO make il . fourth-rate Power. Emile
de Girardin, in his recently published pamphlet
"Conquete ct Nntionalito," estimates it at 8, 49,.
$40 souls. The recent changes have more than
doubled this. The estimate which NJ. do Girardin
...L.. 4. a. f,llo-s,
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COMMERCIAL.
LYNCHBUR MARK is,
REroETKD ~
A. 3. FUCKER, E8
PROD 10 T. ID u . ksE Rs
Iaa MAIN STREEr -
COMNERCIAL.

These quoalofa II VIII he UNDERSTOOD, represent WHO'LL
sale prices generally.
Arprrs-Grccn trisk nj &JIhnl 800 per bb for prime
RsroSIhc Receipts for the nrt week have been large anu
notice decline in lower gradesi quote loa1i cis
I,gAxs-white-brsg nj 1.anJt 10 y busiIci
Ax.-32e1S3 cents.
DrTrlEFr,s Ia; table In demand at goa 30 cts;
In firkins plenty. and dull al i2GDiI cents.
C"Rs.-wiih Increased dciiian-i quote yellow sDs1
White g0cts.
Cons MEAt---In demand; 9lG391 cents
.cf4ESf.-Janes River u 6nGns .sh.
Dgirp FErtTAplcs $l00dt.ll; Pcacd Peaches, ~ ;Un-
pealed de-. ~ II bash.
FrorR-ilr receipts continue light-wh good demand
quote supcrGnc sGoo3$623; Extra $6S.GDsdoo; Family
$G.n,G1f1 ~. :.
FAxsrrDscason nearly ovcr-dcmand light at ,15D19o
FgAruEisN-36cs5 ecnis -
FgaTiIxEss-Largc supply. No. Peruvian Guano &G2,50
D on ZyfD Ms; Reese's Manipulated Guano s53DO SOM
6rero ka Mexican 42500 Rhodes Sup Pbos
lsufns Bone Ash Guano $3.50; Rnfns Tobacco Manure
$iT.5o; Run's Ground Bone Ash $3.50; Ground Plaster
loose, 5000; Packed in bags or Casks A1l.W
GRASS SEED-Season ndvanced-I quote Clover s526Db50
Timothy in market; Orchard Il 80 Evergreen S2oO
GfSsEsa.--j0G1'l5 cenls.
.-4i.DO61fl12f u 100 nbs
lRoS.-Mourtaln $9oGL&95 v Ton.
LAgu--supply good Mt ITO cents.
1IaErhDulsiown ~ 300 60 Mountain S0Gl00 cents.
ONIONS White s06lsIn cts lcd 626DI5 cts. q bushe.
OArs1hc for sowing being over, the demand has
fallen off i notice safes al so cents
PEAsackcycd 75G1 ~ Black Cow Pea l.t069$l50
PorAToEs.-T5GIs7E ccnts-accordng to quality.
ToBAcroThc offerings continue light but an Improvement
in the quality selling very pcrcepbe--Lugs &200@ f3'a
Bright Clean Working 43u1GtSs5o; Common Leaf Tobacco
4L0Dlt4T50; Common Bright Wrappers 5000 fl400 Good
the
Wharf.-The receipts light continue my quotations
ut Red n BOO kl.40: for choice White 4i 3jNbAt4I
Wool Unwashcd2 20, Washed 3tio cts according 10 quail
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From Rev DR. R,osser

M EDITOR OF THE CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE
u~& SAMPLES lsfALLiniE BAKING PowpEE--All persons
Iona =" g sweet and wholesome loaf bread biscuits batter
aud buck wheat e'!krs purchase this powder conf
dcnee The materials are perfectly harmless, and pleas
AMI lan Soda Sarrains &c M fear Of bteai The
uSe ii II will maze the itc sweetest bread in the
possible iine save lime, labor and expen>e aud dis
appoints II The accompanying simple directions observed
u, sides IL is manufactured ia Virginia. and Invention
lahkeeom john W Garck, manufacturer and sole Propri-
."r, fcmond Va We know him, and have ir,cd it,
commend 1t as i.e5es tried Get 1t and mind
rcctons. lfybl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-21
The Walker.Kansas Letter.

The famous letter addressed by President Bu
chauan to Hon. r. J. Walker whilst the latter
was Goveraor Of Kansas, which has been the sub
ject Of % much speculation and Of snch contrary
assertion, has at last been brought to light .hro'
the Csvsdsi nvestigatian, and appears in the CO.
iuuns.sf the virgiaian dis usrains. 2As letter
fully sustsins all that has been said of it. and
shove that the President a. the tno entirely CON-
United himself to the doctrine Of popular sovc-
rciguty n The Territories, though he subsequent
" retrea1sd from that positioa and condemned
Governor walker for pursuing the very course
which he had urged upon him. Mr.. Buchanan
writes q. Governor Walker that his SUCCESS de-
ponds 4sapon the submission Of the Constitution
20 the people ct Kansas" On tho question CT
submitsipg the Consultation to the bona ,d< resi-
dents d. Kansas be aays ii am willing to stand
or fal .Itis che principle Of the kansas- ebras-
ka I'LL, --she4 prioeipse Of pspular sovereignty,
and The priaeiple at the foundation Of ali popular
govsrnmeat The more ii is discussed the stron.
ger It win becoee." And eth eentinuiug to
press the subject, Governor W alker is urged "tc
make the great principle Of the ssbuission Of
the Consultation to the bo~a jfds reidents o.
Kansas ccnspicucusly prominent On this yos
will be irresistible"
A more damaging instance 81 political incon
sistency. says the Baltimore American, than i
exhibited BY this letter. Ia connection with til,
Pres;dsats subssqssst cesrse. II would he impos
sible to conceive. The aanner ia which the on
posture has bean brought about also adds to th,
pungepcy Il ne humiliation that must attend il
Mr.. W11ker. who has 90 long held the letter /,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-21
4 Hefreshing Scene.

TAsSe Louis correspondence the n. Y. Express
kivss thsfallowing racy account OF the Democratic
sConveulisn Of Missouri recently held in that city.
Weshoald think that the harmonious" Of Missouri
were striving 70 We with their Virginia brethren
in that characteristic tarbsience and riot which
seldom fails 70 mark an assembly Of these patri-
ots, when called for the purpose Of considering
upoa the spoik.
However cifcunspcct in private iife il is jim
possible, wi.a called together upon great occ A.
sions Of State. for these gentlemen 10 dsprt
themselves with the dgrisy and propriety b. ,corn
ing those who aspire 10 be the rulers Of this great
country. When personal identity is n'erg, NJ and
lost in great con vocation like that ut C.nt .nnat
Richmond, or ST. Louis and with which tho chi
valry OF Charleston arc soon to b. e'alsd they
become more like wilderness OF euaiterii y NON
keys with this difference. that monkeys keep
seber,) or a garrett filed with serccching fighting
tom.cats. than like regularly organized b odics Of
free men. convened for the purpose Of virtually
selecting those TO whom tbe desiini.,s Of tho
country are 70 be committed.
We cannot tell whether there 10 q physiolosi-
cal difference between Wings and Demccr ats and
leave that question, for others TO dstcrm inc. but
the difference in their Conventions ia OBJ !ous is
''ssen end read Of an. nen." We trus, that the
brethren who 90 70 Charleston win be rderly-
Here 10 what the Express Gays about the St. Lou.
is Convention:
"The so-caled Convention was in session eight
hours yesterday, and what Vas donci The bawl-
ings ofsdrunkards. tho yelling aud swearing Of
rowdies. and the scrabbling Of bulcs engr ossed
the whole time. The very first act OF portion of
those assembled was an attempt TO spring Doug
las plank. by placing Mr. Hunter, Of Scott 90 an
ty, in the Chair, twe hours before the time ap-
pointed for the meeting Of the Con~entiou. THE
was defeated though not without considerable
confusion, and almost . row. II would be in,pos-
sible for any person, unless endowed with anose
ability than ordinary unea possess to picture in ~
true light the scenes which occurred every hour
during tho session Of yesterday. Scarcely had
the meeting been called 70 order, when it became
apparent that dscord and dissepson would be-
the order Of the day. Then commenced strug-
gle between the Douglas and anti-Dougas fac
tons. which ended in the defeat Of the later
During that melee, I.ieutenantsG Governor Young
threatened to withdraw, bsk although leave was
granted him 20 70 do, be remained in the crowd
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-21

c.sxIL's IllusraArxp FAMir BIBLE. cAssKLLs rorr,Ar
NATURAL nrsroRy.
We have received the first, second and third
parts Of CasselPs illustrated Family Bible, which
embraces the Book Of Genesis from the beginning
10 that part containing the history Of Joseph
The work 10 most profusely illustrated with wood
cuts, executed in the best style OF that art, and
the typography s of the most faultless character.
The work is issued BY Messrs. Cassell, Peter &
Galpin, 81, Park Row, New York city, en- the LIST
and 18th Of every month. and is furnished to sub
scribcrs at fifteen cents per number. To any per
son DESTROYS Of procuring . handsome Family BIZ
Die, at o cheap rate, We commend this edition as
possessing both Of the qualities named.
| The same publishers are now issuing in semi
monthly parts, ct fifteen cents each Popular
Nsssral History. twelve parts Of which will form
Is volume, each volume being complete in itself.
The entire work is intended to form fonr vol.
llames. The work is profasely illustrated with
splendid wood engravings and tinted plates
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-21

s...s.esse z - -. g -
- ws1sona1 ouuc11sfon Convention.
-. - ~ ~ prospeos Of . large a.
1890. = ~ eupsnhly. which eonvenes on the
- q Nv. i sxsSllssk We are Informed thss
-. = : dis...cs sre already securing rooms
= =, vrinslpal Aossas tn ansieipasicn Of great
CROWD. The psrses.Sf of the Convention will.
deshalssss sssh e 5 scare for its action tho re-
s.uue - eoua6enes az Ire country. Already,
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Grower 81 Rakor,c

6< yS tELEBEAfEp FAMILY SEWISG MAGAZINES 495 Broad
q New York, and Isl baltimore Street, Baltimore.
NEW Sly LE-PkItE S,J-iIEMMERS x5 ENTkA.-
Ills machine suws from Two sloos, purchased from the
store requiring reminding of thread Ii liens, Fcls Gath
and stitches IN superior 81! c finishing each
operation, Without recourse 10 ,ie hand needle,
quircl b. other machines. Ii will do better
ing than scaistress ii She works cent an
hoHf.
send for circular j. I. DAVIS II co
3-ds Agents. I,ynchburc
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Read This :,

SnEiI>yII.iE (renn.0 Oct TO- 1856
nt~,SS> Me-4r-. PER-, Davis ~ s"n :SrsGrniiiudc 10
Hsy you, aud duty 10 suffering humanity, require that
mnlc the benefit have derived the
Your ru, valuable Pain Killer: md If by seeing this sui
fye, wifi be induced, WAS give il trial and be healed,
shall he compensated n thousand fold
In June, >> alter pr"tractcd illness of several months
attacked with drow vertigo, dnness
sight aud loss OF appetite accompanied by fever, difficulty Of
hreatlng CITE My physician pronounced my ease pneumonia
bordering The first stage Of consumption after exhaust
ing his skill declared positively that had the ptiUn,
thai he could do nothing for and that must die. Ilowcy
IN, >isrIul Ia the ls.stt ,nIlI
do. which did with effect. | then made use OF
which pro, Oh inefficient
by This time symptoms pun in the head morning.
evening and during the night darling raus through the chest
burning the palms Of the hands, quick puse night sw,as
difficulty brcains when fortunately got hold OF
peoples Pamphlet IN which SAW the of M,ssrs. Blnn
Gone, and others which Induced Perry Davis Ne.c
table fain ke and strange il appear derived
hcnri from the of twenty I'VE bottle had
done from all other medicines. have used four bottles of the
Pain Killer and hearty and cno. better health than
heretofore done Tor number of years
NH in-lm GlSrAVUS A, CELOY.
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70 w l.. J.. IL co.
SOLUB BILE PlIOSPHA

SOhu BILE PHAOSfhAlED
PIE IL u WAN GU ANO.
MADE OF GUANoS OF DIRECT IMPORTATION, and
IVA under the personal supervision and direction Of Dr. L.
II. Chemist, Of this city.
This FEKfIlIIEH confidently recommend as the
permanent aud cheapest yet offered 10 the public Being
posed of No. 1 pERtIiiN iND SOKBHFRO q 1NOS
of direct iibporaton WARRANT
The sombcrc Guano, before being Mixed IL rendered
seiafeB s0nbe by the addition of Snlphuric Acid This
treatment universally recommended by the eminent
Agricultural Chemists Without II the action Of the Qua
when mixed Ia not simultaneous, and consequently
paraii,ely inefficient,
This is The mixture Of the Ammouatel aud Phosphate
GNANoS we know Of yet offered TO tho Agrcu ura tummu
nifty, In REALLY soil pLE FORM.
Price $50 per ton of 1000 lbs.
ALTNANprI,, VA. April 1850.
Our reports from those who applied the above FERTILIZER
To their crops last Fall, highly Satifdcto,yso much
nh.cd to conrinc" that Soluble Ih0hated P.ra
i'I will long be- altogether used in ihis section,
substitute for the Peruvian tiuano, which srioH TIE nd
Non W FhohdteS, tends rather TO exhaust than permanently
improve the soil p. q.
IRBl X SAUNDERS
up 20 dtm Sole Agents ut iNnchburg.
SOUTIiERN MESSENGER FOR APRIL.
- GoDEi'S LADl'S BOOK For MAY, at
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-21
Words of Caution.

G. If We 10 Icil readers that wells and
Ek springs Throughout the country had been poisoned and
THAI had disco, adne effects tho,n
that would not gladly avail themselves cry with
tue hope OF avcring death Ii Ia tell we
had discovered mine OF enough and us and
thai prepared 10 share with them, refuse
he" much nluo graiiiui should they be learn great
pahaets has been compounded Of purely vegetable
that lis eura. powers arc i!le iess certain light
darkness Need give instances? pro.
preior Of BAkEs BlfIEEs and examine the rads of
rrri'acs from all sections al the Salh persons have
been cured Of Dy"sPsia by its aI-lralng properties Among
Them You VIII SIC the oi old and young male and l-
ma cAtong this BirTERs the Skies blessing pruyi-
uoC" r lls curative But its nut confines,
10 Dyspepsia Nervous Headaches Yield readily To is wers
Torpid LScrs become quickenyd and acy: b, lis nf
Sionaci,s made healthy by il, ncuallint ,
i''s Indigestion disappears VIXEN organs of life
arh'n cannot resist Its tonic powers Cholera itself
when met by these BITE, promptly issned and becomes
harmless as thousands Of have ceriidc who used II in
le9 aud . when thai sconrge devastating the country
BAhttS BlTTEltS will not cmcl. all the Ills humanity
bnl such disease, caused by the and bowels rea
an! yield to It's strengthening effects speedily driven
from The system All who need tonic s!,oudtry IL and be.
come their own judges OF lis virtues =
For sale by all The Druggists in Lyneburg and by all tho
principal Druggists IN the Giy o chmend elsewhere IN
Virginia; also, ol Messrs. Chds Slot Co.. civ
d. C.; H. ii. Saier * Co., Baltimoe, Md; d. b. Miller Gov
ihgoh, Ky; and Harncs Park, y. i. =.
Orders hlled by addressing L. DAKER pro,ri.tor
feb q -dAcs Te,mnni
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10 SANS Notwithstanding Of Rio, Iguira Java and
fVU MoclLi-part very choice. . ~
ape IpRy G. S,1rNnrps
JOHNSON Y0IMNGER & OTEY,

JOHNSON YOUNGER & OTEY
ID PEAKIA STREET
BETWEEN N AIN AND GARY RIrHuoNp o, VIRGINIA
AVE On HAND AND OFFER FOH sALE-
III 1000 bags Iiio Ia.,ora aud Ja,a Coffee.
~ bags Mocha do
.'m sides good and damaged sole Leather
3n boxes AdaInan;inc Candies
100 boxes Brown Soap;
La boxes Fancy do
'1uon kegs Old Dominion Nails;
loo barrels N. u. Molassex
ID hogsheads Cul,a Molussas
90 do N. O. sugar;
loo barrels extra G. Sugar;
lD do low grades Sugar
~ 40 graullated Sugar
~ do ground Sugar
20 patent cut loaf sugar:
90 barrels criisle. Sugar
30 kegs soda:
100 boxes FreLch Window Glass;
loo kits No. Mackerei:
80 barrels No Herrin,s:
,o4 ouShris eiover Timothy and other Grass Seeds
Resides full assortment Of GROCERIES, ns well ne
ant well selece stock 70 FOREtGN AND DOMEsT. iH
are aiso agents for the best brands of
MOUNTAIN Rye WIlisKEY all of which we viii scil low
Ok BARRELS EXTRA COFFEE SUGAR
49, up ALIEN. EISNIEP
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AS~ lioLLoWAY'S OINTMENT AND PIIIsLThc
WS giant strides of iaeet this century can have no
pti,r exponent lhah the almost absolute dominion over nil
ofns oil external aud internal malady achieved BY ssns
rus an" ointment Even scrofala and other diseases sun
posed constitutional AMI ineurable give before them IA
rare tonAf"yehs! Sold at the mandatory No 80 Mai
per pot or box. " Ia, Ill H.. W
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-21

The following ID copy of Mr.. Bachanan's eel
ebrntcd letter to Robert j. Walker, Esq, when
Governor of Kansas. 1t was brought out by the
examination OF Mr.. Walker and Mr.. +. d. Selma
bel, before tho Covode investigating committee on
Wednesday.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-21

EFINE SILVER wATCHES-Wo have on hand the hest lot
of Silver Watches have ever offered for sale They
VIII be a0d'Ta"ted 10 work well, and will be sold low.
apt3 81 Mai, street,