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bte traurigiten 5olgcu berbetAbreH ss
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parats 3nlmer sur 0sprfhpn Der BdttsHten t.iA
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1857 ub 1858 waren fSppH in 0ualtat no Qlo lebr ae-
snee gSeinobre uo 1859 lit benopiet prpteUeno OonuI
lit es min m6gti br quite oare br niebroe 8ren Az Usz
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hm nt9e 4ubeu1ien ieer srrshshen gigenaFeR oIS &r
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fur Quadialbe angeben ptrh, an33Sn 70 erieneu sbod
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1t IN BEN les abru cine 70 auseebebnte seecu nnb n SAT
RraHbeiten IN allen dlen unb mnbere In bis 9a9 eebt
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-27
A CARD.

fuN1E undersigned being member of the late Ro,rd ~
rae :" me ily of Iynchburg, under control will
hereafter sen Tobacco" al FIFTY CENTS A HOGSHEAD
which he was Isl Inspector at Martins warehous-ad heinz
eNiesNe. aud intimately acquainted sellers and brer
he hopes by diligence promP,tude fidelity 10 secure fair
ONCE at the store of A. j. Camp Bro under lynch,
" ar. y 's,, THOMAS @. HILL
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Washington Items.

Mr.. Wendell. late public printer, has brought
suit fr 100000 dana..es against Bowman, oi the
"Cons,itution.' AMI it is sad, Intends summon
ing NIL Inc mnguntcs who have had finger in the
distribution u the lH6l'c Y,iii'a3 t0ad. The
Constitution newspaper has been attached by
cndcll.
Judge raney is nlmn,t recovered from his RI.
cent attack. aud will hc able 10 Resume his scat IN
court in few dnys.
Mr.. Bishop. of Cnnnceticu. Commissioner If
Patents, has resigned. Samuel lngham of Con-.
nec,eut, Commissioner 1t Customs, has hoen ii.
ierred the place. AMI viii assume the duties ON
the lst OF F"aruMy, Wien Mr. bishops resisHa.
ton takes effect.
Rumor says that Nh, Austin, collector # the
Boston custom-hhuSr, will suo, hr removed The
Secretary of the Treasury insists uupn it; and
the President, 1t Is sad, not liking the treatment
Of MIR. Austin towards some of his sabprdnates Is
inclined To- yield ihc point. DIR. Larng OF Saen,
aud Col Isaac II. Wright, are here. either ready
To become the successor of Austin.
Private ad,iccs received here by the overland
mail, state that report wns toNalent at I'll pasa
that an cmeute had taken place in Chhuahua.
which had resulted IN putting Gen. Angel Trias
at the head OF the government nj chihuahua -
The letter further states that the people Of that
State are DESTROYS of being annexed 10 the United
States.
United States Arts Commissioners Brown.
Lambdin, and kensct, appointed by the Presi.
dent IN May last, engaged in making their
report to Congress, which is to emhody II comprr-
hensive plan for the historical aud illustrative
embellishments OF the Capitol and other public
buildings at the seat of government. Their re-
port will be important. and contain many recon-
mendations.
The President has sent to the Senate the name
Of Thomas Hoylc, as Marshall Of tho Northern
District of Illinois
WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.-Dcad letters instead Of
being returned within six months as heretofore,
are now returned within half that period of time
thus proportonately facilitating tho restoration Of
yaluables to their owners, as well rs preventing
the inconvenlent accumulation of such letters ut
tho various postoffces. This new arrangement
works well, and the Postmaster General suggests
an alteration of the law to return them within a
still shorter time.
The official documents submitted to the Senate
OF the call of Senator Sumner, embrace the cor
respondence of our minister to Rome with the
Papal government concerning the outrage on the
family Of Mr. Perkins aud Mrs Doanr Mt Perugia
and shows the final settlement Of that question
by Cardinal Antone.
No formal proposition has been made by Spain
for the settlement Of our claims against her, but
her disposition recently expressed is considered
highly favorable to that result
Our government has received no dispa ches
from England for the last two weeks in relation
to the San Juan difficulty, which it is agreed on
all sides will soon approach settlement.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-27

TENNESSEE And kENrucKY LEcIsLAruRIs-Lou.
isville. Jan. 24.-rhe Tennessee and Kentucky
Legislatures are Partaking Of splendid banquet
at Masonic Hail. by invitation of tho city of l. ~
isvllie. They leave tomorrow q visit to Cincin-
natl The city is fullof stransees from contiguous
States.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-27

MrssRs WENDELL AND BowMAN.-Snce the
election Of the latter to the Senate Printer public
curiosity here has been ON up-oe to learn what
would be the eventual settlement of the question,
in issue between that gentleman and Mr.. Wendell
relative to tho contract by which Mr.. ". trans
feyred the Union newspaper to Mr.. b. To salts
ty that curiosity we have to say, that it is now
understood that Mr.. Bowman has concluded n
contract with Mr.. Jno. c. Rves, by which he OBJ
tains the use of the latter office in which to ex
ecute the work, and that Mr. Wendell, regarding
that act breach of the Union-sale contract has
sued out an attachment against the Constitution
newspaper office, claiming from Gen. Bowman
thirty thousand dollars, tho price he was offered
for it by the friends of Senator Douglas previous
to the transfer, and other damages.
As the matter seems to stand we presume that
nothing short Of formal trial at law will end the
muss and that, terminate AS it may. the uial will
involve II large amount If political scandal inju.
rious IN every aspect to the reputation of the Dem
ocratic party, even though involving no one but
actual parties to the suit. Wdsh Star.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-27

IHE MASSACHUSETTS LEoIsLAruRE.- Boston,
Jan. An the House to-day resolutions were re-
lerred commencing the refusal of the republican
members OF Congress to enter into debate before
the election of Speaker
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-27
COMMERCIAL.
LYNCHBURG MARK ETS,
aEroRIED M
A. B. FUCKER,
PROD u & + Is II . * l. R,
1873 MAIN STREET.
COMMERCIAL.

ar re-e quotations. Il Will De understood represent whole
sal prices GENERALLY.
Arrrs-Grcen Sts3oo i barrel, according to qfai;! de
mani g"ud .,.,1...
pr,>--Hhiie--trsk n I.Jn(f Lt3 4 bashel
NAN-sfe5f.I clH-
IA - cents ir Tirkin; 2afi p cents fresh Roll.
Ie, .,6l y ccii. -ltp - suppl, good.
,'.rN Nfif.=.GieO ctilIs: according 10 4unli!.
tf,..4.-Iam,s River II 6pGt& -
Detfp Fkrn-AWios isl Hfii2; fenicd reaches Jaw
Inr.aod 10. 2.ia6l % 40 = bast ,,.<,. -. -.
flnrs-9aperiirc 800 $500; Extra s6i-}. sd23 Fam
lily f6,NT9ftAleo. a-o,oa
~ ,tilHs- tifbti reu- supply good. -.
Peruvian tualo ts.o 4 ION Oh zpp ipsi
Recess Manipulated Guano ifp; son'Ttr" 1naho s5"u
u,A,au tiuan sZaO; khs sup. Phosphate of Lime i5Oe
RuIin's Phasl,p Peruvian Guano 4Jz1; Ground fas''f
lo,se. $J.00; Packed SLIM .,,.-.,.o ~
Gn ~, srIDC loy.r S6256s6tD Timothy S2.o or
rhar 45ls 30 Ana orass $olSgsi2a; Evergreen 81"
G1 f1S.
ti .sESG.=-,AGta ~ cents
HAY.-sl .#'Gbsi.l2se u 1000 fs.
IEoS-Monutaiu 41adt $50: Nca'ers $40 L Ion
LAsp.--snppiy good nj In ~ cents
IiME-1 bilnasiowu f1.d4t 90 Mountain T0t9O CENTS
oSoSs-Whic Nn6ns1i Red 626t - els. r hlsltl
o,rs-Demnnd guodWhic jD6f 55e: Black SO cents u
bn>hcl u 83 Ms shraf Oats u 25dtti.s714.
ptASarkcycd i.,56t s2G: Black Cow Pea lie1tsl
,1nEs-1aGt- ctnt--nccorlihg 10 uuidt!
T5BAcoo--Wllh fnc weather. the receipts hay
Increased quote Irnnss 251tt1I5; Lucs 2ast ff'dl
lrgl and free dirt tferngs Of Leaf confined
mnify the grades, II, iHGSsuo; Working So 2@
No nn" Working o shipping offering .
WnGAr-I Receipts light 81 NO sl3O for Red, nnd S"l
4iB1i. for choice White.
Wool asIcd - ws.l 81 @ 10 els. according 10 quail
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-27

Removal, New Stand! New Goods /,
uA ING sold my entire stock Of Goas nv old stand
have located below the Norvel House. Opposite Hail
liver! Stable here VIII continue the Grocerydnd Commits
sion business Thankful 10 friends customers for the
liberal patronage heretofore extended solicit contiu
nance ui the same assuring them offer Inducements en-
cash VIII Keep constantly hand nice selection of GRO
.EklES AND STAPLE DRY GOODS also Corn Meal pias
''I anu ~" ohai j. Z. SNEAKER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-27

1SA BUSHELS NEW CROP CLOVER SEED for sale
1cO nj SMITH & ADAMS.
jan to-ts I4l Main Street
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-27

N- Which nature has supplied To relieve the affections of
CtsG humanity there is n,uriic one certain
class Of diseases than thu "mrdcua gum Of tho i'll ther,
Irr. hut however valuable j., lis power heal, To soutc,
aud To- enhanced ten ti by scientific
dis uH~ combination with other ingredients. themselves OF
equal worth. THIS happ. m,rgling exists in that
Z" Continuation unt n form indeed"
I medicine known az bE. Wl~lAR's BAlSAM OF WILD
en- N Whose value in curing f0Hghs. tJiRs BrOhcts,
UhnrptRg foHGi trouJ isthHI PuiHondry 1HsctiOH
Lac,pisnf GoHsal, jii1b - iae>tHldblt.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-27

VI LENT EARrnQt ANt ~ CENTRAL AMLRtUA--
The earthquake which wa, felt in Guatemala On
the evening ofthc SDh, ,si much damage IN SALIVA.
d,r Il N,9 almost equal III violence to that OF tho
i6th of April, 1854. A letter says:
~ p,url lhalto the parish church was nearly
DESTROYED, tAe two towers and bells falling, and
the walls Icing broken un all sides Tlrty-two
h'ises tell to the ground, ana all were in Jun cd
Daring the night several other shocks did some
damage At IepecoIa the church, city hall and
several houses were dcstioyed. In almost all the
towns which iclt the shock the churches and town
halls. lthcSc always being the largest and most
SOLID bnillInSs) were either destroyed or greatly
damaged, In Nanhuisalcn, after the earthquake
had destroyed several houses IL fire broke our,
whleh burned 200 Louses or nearly the whole
town. On the night of the 10TH Mt % o'clock.
there were twomoic severe shocks No loss of
lie is reported.
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EinG English Matches
SOLID CHAINS

A NEHl handsome assortment of FANCY AND CrpB yrs7
"A AND FoB CHAINS, with solid tips hoops and of IN,
best quality. Just received and f,r sail h, " "
Jan Hd-is j. WILLIAMS Il SON S Main q
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Notice to Physicians and the Public

Notice to Physicians and the Public.
N<C SHALT ALLCoCK 4 CO, No. 2oi Canal ct, New
YORK psb sny S.9t,enlcinen lately suffered severely
from wcnkn..- my back, ocsi"ned by suddenly o'ercN-
,rnr ing heard lasters much recommend
cd tor ca.cs Of this Kind procured and the result was all
mat could a.src single plaster cured in week.
Yours respectfully, j. G.. BRIGGS,
Proprietor of the Irnnlreh House. New-fork."
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They are III. Plaster the day and IL type u our present
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la brought hrne with Ia AL wlo need ii, free charge
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