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turreiden eatbaltent, urter benz pti9en Nanae1t
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n,att unteraeidneter biermit %tefannt, eab er, &C.
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ten i'm teiten @eitmaf tauerbait unb lpI'p aus
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Deutiae6 ~
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Der Undergraduate benadridtist bier,nit has
teuti4e putlifun,, tab ct ROT
!6trrn 8. BON 8aumba1, III Milwautet,
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Medlenburg unt
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ten Staaten, oter anbern.. eeutlAeu 1T Miunelpta
rtip. Milpaufee nod ni9t cunlu!ariia sertretenen
@taatcn belti,nmt linb unb Der conf ulati|den ST.
staubieuns t~ebirfeu> in Gnpians ut nebr,en, unb
b~ielelben, NIT FOLDER Beslautisu;is perietsn, jc
mad Der 8eitimmnns, ptm Nusie!er III ~turseter
Tr,t 3u remittiren, peer sleit per Yrf au ibren
8eNimmun9scrt Ia9 0eut(dlaut 81 befIrberu.
Deasltiden 1T e. ~ertStis, in ieinem @elddfts-
Bureau.
&ocoers' 8lof, Dtttte Strabe,
Hatbfudenetn iebe sepinidte Nrsfunft iber iel~
@e .Grasen 81 ertbeilen, mic pe in bielem Geidafte
in 8etra4t fcmmen ~n1Ssen.
Oscar Molmrp6>
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~ Ser s. 9. @ltater
1T ais 1beilbater in bas pbensenannte @tlaatt
einettreten unb mirb feline tpertben eeutl9en stunt
ben in ibrer Mutteripra9e freunbli@ une retl BE-
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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-06
9grtnltnral.

COMBRERO GUANO.
~ The public are informed that copy of this communi-
cation also to the Rural Register Of this city,
in which journal most of the attacks upon the Sombreo
Guauo originally appeared but the editor, without assign
ing any satisfactory reasons, refused to publish it.
SoMBRERO GUANo AGENCY.
70 Smiths wharf Baltimore, Nd,
h \
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&ibfrn Stables.
S0araing.
GeroterRs, Etquors, TT.

Sd q. A. SEWELL l. CO.,
E&#E TEA DEALERS AND FAMILY GROCERS,
EEsrysfs HAVING REMOVED TO s. E. CORNER HANOVER AND
, PRATT STREETS.
Respectfully solicit the patronage public their
new and well selected stock of PRIME GROCERIES, con-
sstlng OF fine Wines, English Pickles, Sauces. &c &C.
Also IN store general assortment of arti les sold
line All OF which we warrant and give entire
Goods delivered free to all parts of the city. o9-tf
80 FRESH GREEN AND BLACK TEAS of
ESEm all the varieties each kind, selected from the
EAH1 mporations of aW CROP TEA, expressly for the
use of private families the quality of which can
not be exceed either in stye of make in fra
GRANGE. For sale by WIN. WHELAN. No Ii2 Baltimore
street, hetWeen North and Calvert streets sl4-f
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Ammsfnlfnts.

]
| HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.
FFS 5 4 & i hESSIEdfEHf r. o e iif?
~ oNERA9y PEkkfFSSRMASeE,
IN BALTIMORE II EsE ElSfr YEARS OF
ERS0Nt
"Great Wizard OF the North,n
and Cosmopolitan Monarch OF Magicians, in his
NfG SffR ' IN otSG5EIssWT 6RLD
MAGIC, MYSTERY En- AND MIRrH
THREE HOURS IN TIE Fh REALMS OF 1LLUs1oNl
Bei1g the same entertainment which, at the Winter Gar
COO visitors in three weeks "'''''''' '''
The begs respectfully to announce to the cit
dersOn positively limited the period above stated
snz BSs
THAUMA1URGffcS P PsYoHoMANrEUM
viii be erected the stage the entertainment will be
sUPERLArlvE Scale sc II OF spLENDoR
PROFESSOR ANDERSON
Clk Ra' tnS$f'Eq ( EEif dG{H'E -FOUR 81
EUROPE, INDIA, s4S I|&l{I IsLANgs, AFRICA,
Pianiste, Ciairyoyante and Retro reminiscent
MSS sE'4 &S6EERs6N.
MISS Tss f FR6R & IL hX fSEfsljS
MISS ELIZA ANDERSON.
Doors open at 7. To commence at IL o'clock.
dI Boxes Balcony and Parquets 50
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.
THIS Tpesday} EVENING, Nov, 9th, 1860.
, The ELECTION Returns from the States of
New York. Pspps rlU f and VI Maryland will be
RORY oMoRE
m, NV .'''', THE CAPTAINS NOT AMIss
r,....~-D0, OUT ON a SPREE.
Performance commences ~ o'clock precisely
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Gg-0artusrsbip Autitts.
Gunsigllee Autitts.

UUllSlgltfG StUlIlfS.
NOTICE.-Consignees of goods per ship
~ ANNAPOLIS, from Liverpool willplease take notice
permitted within that time win be sent to Public
Store, under general order. n5-5t
TONSIGNEE'S NOTICE.-Co of TWEEN
AMELIA from Boston, will please attend to receiving the
same as they are stored at owners Tsk and eYPepge
o26 tt n. W. corner Pratt and Gay streets.
NOTICE.-Neither the Captain nor Consignees
1S Of the Bremen ship OCEAN, from Bremen, will be
Tesse iOr any 0eO' contracted by the ere" 81 sd
NONSIGNEE'S NOTICE.-Consignee of SIX
NO CASES ,s MATCHES, marked "IBIn consigned to
expense as rs hEsbEN ROGERS,
SCHLEUNES & HINRICHS, WHOLESALE
k v R2GAE 81 N GlSThss 4nG EASEL 81
ts tween Holiday and Cay nGTh side under the MeTG5o
their large well assorted stock Of black and colored
CassimeTes, Velvet, Six and C1ssTsERE VEsTiSGs,
G PAGRs wv S. S s Ihd hey oa IN
sale at low prices, by the piece and yard. oll3m
MERCHANTS FROM THE COUNTRY
1Vl WILL FIND
AN EXTENSIVE STOCK OF
NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS,
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
GOLD CHAINS,
FINE JE ELEY,
ofevery description
ALBATA WARE, TEA AND COFFEE SETS
SPOONS AND FORKS, FINE CUTLERY, CLOCKS,
PLATED CASTORS,
CAKE BASKETS, ICE PITCHERS,
FANCY GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY.
MILITARY GOODS
MILITARY COMPANIES FURNISHED
The above goods for sale low, wholesale and retail.
CANFIEID, BRO. Il CO.,
aul6-tfr 229 Baltimore street
NEW AND VALUABLE MACHINERY
In The FAIRBANKS & WILMOT PORTABLE STEAM
BOILER, FARM ENGINE and FOREST SAW is now on
exhibition and for sale at No lSl West Pratt street. Bat
more between Charles and Hanover where thu public
invited call and witness its operations 1t will
cut from 20 to 40 cords of wood day with the
greatest
the place be seen astonishing operations
| 1.-THE ROCHESTER, IRVING SHAVING JOINT SIiINGLE
MACHINE. 1t will make twenty thousand shingles a day
with These Machines been thoroughly tested
and wehave the highest testimonials of their efficiency and
capabilty Of doing all that claim for them Prseis
pertuous exarcin aton will 10 all that these
Machines are the great Labor Saving Machines of the
f. VAUGHAN, Agent,
| Jelt 1SI West Pratt street.
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INVALUABLE INPECTINE,

Why will suffer the horrors facilitating Ir
Fever, when by the of the
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WRanfs.
E0afattUn.

NTANTED-TWO OR THREE GOOD COOP
ERS, to go to Pennsylvania None but stea iy men
need appy-unmarried men preferred Address, postpad,
CO. Baltimore Post Office sl3tf
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-25
from Wnai1in rfn,,.

WasHiNaras. Tnne - --fhe p5sofie deieien
~ and post route bills are the nnIy tiils ii gen
t.ral public character INV pending belmern tic
Two Houses, with the exceptions oi the tariff bill.
All the Pennsylvania representatives present
Except Mr. Dimmick voted against the Loan hi,
and three democrats nnly recorded their names ~
the negative. namely. M.ssrs. Cobb, Florence.
aud Norris. OF Illino;s. The Affirmative II
tnxei yo'e of all parties. The Senate passed the
MI within ten minutes nfier it lett the House.
Gong,cs- has changed the title OF pnrser to tltat
i payIna-jcr IN the navy. The British navy adj
,pted his title snme wears ago.
The President has nppoiatei Mr.. Lawrence now
ia paI- ani Judge L3ng.trcet, az delegates TO
he lac qttional Statistical Congress io be held
II london IN July.
| ~ Crlu tnbus Ohio, City Council left this nf
tefno.n r hume. They wers cnur;eously recry-
1 Is the President and Secretary Cass. the latter
.ayine at he slept in tina, city when there was
not a ~ I,iie nan resident within three hundred
nliies,
IN intense excitement has existed ut tho Capt.
tal and iaroughont tie city all day III regard to
ia- Baltimore C5nventlon, and il possible Tonight
i, /, on he increase.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-25
Deplorable Affair.

u i knoxn to the public that Tor several days
i = ssrrouai dif6culty, has beca pending between
~ eiii.rs Of this psper and those OF the Lyaef-
8 - Repatlicoa:
Z II urduy afternoon il led to rencontfe be-
1S ~, IL rar,ies which. panied 10 state
u nj nrobabalit, result fatally to the lite ii
~ - II rs in The serious Nounding oi another
pa XS HE Messrs Button were on their way to
Hkhef saturday, they encountered at tie corner
Ifhoseh and 18th Streets, Messrs. Gen. and WIN.
Y aArdwirke Of the Republican. when the paltieshs
4 ii lyy common consent drew their pistols aud
nsnced firing. Two OF tlsebails oi the llard
1 x;ckes took effect-one On the person of MIR. -.
ueph Button, the assistant editor Of the IrgHtaa.
and the other on the perepo Of Dir. Rob,. but IL
. younger brother, aleo connected with 'iis eihee.
The urn,r j, seems tobs almost certain viii prove
,atal, having en,etes the Abdomen near lie hatei
sod passed, il is supposed. OF into the ufais.-
< While We indulge tie sincere hope that the WORT
III mol sosse. nj j; .eems to lie hoping almost
Against hope q Antici rates favorable issue.
Z sTh. ,ther woula tha, &c Roht. Button. while
&ninful is not dangerous. The ball entered
WOE pot Psese1 aN"hH Aux orSn win
epsering the cavity. lie is ne; considered in
6neh peril. Mr.. Chas Button and ano,ber bro
thsr. George. were also the cteuud aud patti
eitsted To some extent ia the coufi,' bat escap-
a without injury. Tie Acssr>. lafdweke ais
0lesred unsea,hed through Tie fting ard, lett lie
tsonld without saund. They have been ser,
10 Jail by the Mayor, te AVA, examination. Tic
writer. aeiiug in the necessary aud painful al
s<srs oi tie editors, forleArs comment "a Ii de-
piefsbie STAR lie has endtav, red 10 state lfo..
y the mann iHc,s OF the case. leaving au Ell. gu.
eDed l1liie ointment and the law Of the land 10
pnubonnce their veraicts respc'iug H.
p. S-Siure the above le.rea. the worst
fears haze leen realized. Mr. Buttar j. dead =
He ceased 10 live abon, v'etoek SATURDAY eser-
ing, having survived his wound only Ut f,o
( Ncurs. In this hurried IN men, = ! asd .nd
z mes. all can do is 10 make thi. s.ts' sd j.
& emu ann pnneement,-leating for n a..,aIs ts#ar
the duty Of paying fitting tribute TO ia, ,.e4# S
sDd worth of the departed CpntciIns that he H.,
lot valued aid devoted iicr1, the writer lays
4 down the pen TO pend in sii,tcs rather than Gu
logy these first hours Of gloom and sor.cw.
We regret to state al.o that the case Of Rob,.
Button is net regarded as i6,eaby us i, was ear
lier in the day Opinions df'' a. to the d,rcc-
s ton taken 10y the all. The physicians have rs
yet Jailed 10 extract it. Serious appiohcnsisus are
felt fer him.
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SALES BY AUCTION,
"a GUxE DA1S,
stee'3 salo

.
ID tirtnr nf decd ~ tr1si> =. T.. l. = n,.,,t
- L., his wife. on tie lay Al fIae i~al ami NJ I'm
cord the Clerks Office of onu If IN .,ll ~ 10,
10 the hgheei tiie IN Rae Teiises W,nsti, h. ia
day Of July neat The dwtus property, L-wH en. al -,
Land lDear Cptlofu Deo containing about
Dwelling House, aud Out Iloa-es cupi,, .yrIb.
said boss. Also, Store IIoHr. with Lumber House a, H..
tnehcd, occupied b! Il. brown son Also ON. Ill
other lo of Gronnd containing about Five Acre, win H.,
Dwelling aud onillonscs occHpel by VIM i .,i,,t,
aud james d. Moore Also, the store iouse aceup. h.
jane W. Pcnleton Co. Also. other Lot Of ana 49,:
timing about -Four Acres, with Dwelling aud Houses ~ ~
occupied by NJ > Camden arg' Work SHOP occni,i
ps iiarrls ardhg ana "her alnrteanecs Ais. fp,
having Tersona! property, towit Negroes woman ua
and girl; liosss, Miieb Cows, Yearngs Two i"r
Wagon, one horse Wagon, fwohorsn Buggy. ue bo.
Buggy, Carriage, all c Farming Utensils nouseh ma
kitc6en Furniture and other chat els possession ~
the said Doss. " VI
The real estate will be sold credit Of G. IL Is months
equal inslamcns HI" purchasers will bc required To ,
bonds with approved seeuri bearing interest from date m
title will he retained until the purchase is maid io
personal property will be sold ir CASH. NV
VIM. BAYLlS RECTOR, Trust.
y B.-The property will be shown persons wishing In
purchase. either BY nr. DUss myself
jc 25-cds w II y
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ArrLss.--tiftea offering.
l;so,a- iltaani rJodl notice sales at fhsgll2 h'f
PRIME.
! i.slrs-kona s,iri,g
RL.SW MO . ~,rts.
BurrER.srksi wei suip,udFrcsh let 90; no sale for
fra =
tonN-sapply ialse-saes s. feu~; ~ 10 s54 for
White bread Tor
oouS Mg.l.-Pieut, and ,luil ga ST.. cents
CssESr.-jnutes River 4t. NO ss.eU
bHiEh FHru--SO sale.
fLoiE-The r.. ccipts continue gh-with good Demand
fqnote superHne 1873; fxira f6JD; Fami5 500
fLANsErp.-s iZ6g 10 ncGs
feATngns.-tiG6ij ccnl P
fsKrnlEksrufily ample. No Peruvian Guam" shs,so
T. 2U1 rs l.ecse's MIN pualed Guano tj25V som
brero 0nano tiah Mexican Gaano t.vo American Guam"
fian Rhodes sap Phosphate Of Lime 4rias infn's Pu-iho
Peruvian t;nano sbo lunn'- Bone A- ftuano $3.50; Ruff
fu'- Tobacco Manure fTJs Huhn's Ground Bone Ash fa
Fosv Cas- soluble Phospbated Peruvian Guano. 1870;
DgIid> Bone Dust, t}100: RGins Tobacco Manure, $i.O;
tr,nnd Plaster In bulk 900: In bags barrels sl0.
GRASS SsrisSo kale.
- c'nN
HA,- aed si.t5lt $3.50. z wagon load sl.ooG14Ll5.
iu"N-Nrufiaia si'go+i i ton.
L,rn.-ruPPis good al II "a II eents.
o,rs ~htaf II in.sa T. 100 Ds White ioe;s Black 81
Il tbh. af 81 hs.
rt,~--N M Baca we'd offering. Cow Pea sl.3.r11si.so
parA Hintt Mercer. s,4bil.
fuHA l.,fet,. iar4r, with improvement in
~ Brit Working Extra fnt Nr,p,ci---d
which, mut funi Ia The present crapl large portion
crop II dsth ineriar order, Leh command, but
Nv price. tlda H. Lug II stt0 lou bright
ground IIes f46tit go: lark Lat stopping and Stem
ITS slnoeet k5"ts.
nuEAr -ersip.- continue ti!itSal,S being made IN
small way = ny 81 for priinf Re-, AMI White.
WonI- -tnnusl~ - 10 - cts; Washed 81 10 81
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The Finale.

Our kilograms published in SATURDAYS paper,
announced what we ancialed would be the re.
suit vi ptedeei mined efurt 10 organize the
Convention in the interest If Dougas. The com
mittee On credentials were wide apart in their
views. that majority and two minority reports
were rade The principal minority report Sc
,yerely censures the majority report, and in speak
ing OF its decision in Che case OF the Georgia del.
egation says: 'the majority OF your Committee
have exalted the pretensions Of less than one
eighth of the delegates o. tie State Convention
! 10 an equality with the rights of seyen-r ghlas Of
the Democracy Of the State hi. resolution
however, Of the majority report, was rejected hy
the Convention. Tut the report III all else confirm
ed. This was the signal for an explosion and
Ar. Russell, Of Virginia. who we believe was
the prime mover in procuring the Adjournment,
from Charleston ; announced that It wa ineen.
sistent with the views Of the Virginia dcesali N
4 to remain longer; and thereupon, we presume. a
portion OF the Virginia delegation withdrew ;
Z though, the telegraph informs US that a few dele
& DAsioas from Virginia aud Tennessee rem4nel,
1 md defined their positions. There is rumar
thai Judge Douglas hal authorized Dean Rich.
4 mcBd, Of New York. 10 withdraw his name. if by
{ % doing harmony could be secured But thing.
hare gone too far, aud We donb, whether hi,
Il friends, under existing circumstances, VIII acoai
eece in this measure. BY the withdrawal of th
j seceders they will be able to secure him the nom
NATION. and will ,.ust to chances. basel urul
promises Of official patronage and wrong, to bu,
up the opposition members of the party, an,
apcnre his election. We should not he surprise,
uerefore, If in the paper send out to-day. her
- photographic announcement that Douglas ha
escurei the nomination and the seeelers have nd
journed to Richmond.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-25
Richmond Markets. June q.

ArrLrs-rhs -iate 3. 81 neaty eXhao, that We dsean
Iaoosstie. -. cn': shoulders cis; Hams ll4 ee"'s
ftiE Neqaac good ba.fer at ~ 10 = eent>, inferior
tor> wcqpste ,es At ;est. - els: old 30 socts
Cons NEt->'is5'o & bua, Transactions III meal mos.!
.la,. IG.tlds.c: Mocha l~c
c,Nrrraio~ i,,'- . u; Jaek.ons ,eis; uuiys l,as
tr"t lame i,s'er si'els,>o hhi Northern iesea
,o.t Ni-, and Red y. ANTHRACITE, eeai, for sc,,- 45oo
= 81! Loaf - e- Ion u !pJl lbs d,' Foundry d., sd1
80 l. ton Il 22il lh; Bnnnnus Lump $500 II load oi
2, p.' Han i4;'rsr loa# 'mfs IId'n'noas Coal To
f.oa-~, le >lp, riia, i2steaa-lippcr. pa! NJ the
is-net I'm hma'si rar>1.'ru Extra st5fbo.,1 Market
s's l, VA. .. :. e.el''. s.', -
t3ttiLDEi,p ernud ligai We quote Peruvian nj 81, \
>,,ru 49, l.li, island IL. r4a,,aoan ~; Solbr,ie
T. ",s, 3r r."n Columbian $50; l;re,p's Mani
art1l- Am5nh;cI super ih"sphal. Lime go T. tof; o!
to,"n- Manipulated Gnano "a y ton.
II mark M.t,ri irse 80 J. new *o5f small do, td,oo
oe,, sr,ps-Wr quo, rrloc Glover iced 50; interior
noa,u., ,aa, $50 . ti,lel Orchard ,ras> 95lli %
H,i-"s quot. ilas At $2a# i.so per c9t from store.
is'> ANn ,ns--i Iron :2soSI. in quality ant aaan
ny edes o' = TON tnglI>l !,,ius1 so; Iri gar
= c'anaa isa-j -, American country, 90 Ga: >.,s
i..o-rame ar bll..l.l. r.;Aez -. 10 }ral. u,ln,l
Lou ls., .al 20 90 from vhaC ir'. store, .a''e
Nh ~t,Nsm or,ans .oa'c: Cuba Musto,ado &!.a
. .
ot'- &r qao g.. sao etst busl, inriy po'u
o., rtr - g; shorts p; Brown stun j.: and ship
@I"., e soo MI II near t.r,, bushels; silver sAb,
f9.o.
f. t,. Glsak selling Il = , bag.
lI,.ti amp; sales 10y Ia, aul, > - MARKET quit
ban 'mhsroe's Ii anond ornl ~ Ii ,ch, j; ~
In. ~uarI. d." 800; l"Si 50.
,l"Es.=H 'lun.c NorHlcrn G1aGtr
..-lI Tt3r.
i,L. n1 per hl@he.
-.au>-NcH Urcaus sugar az cont; Porto Rico, =.
Loaf ll@ll,; Crushed aud Powdered low io}s {;
t.#av sugar. ~ Gloc rs Ia qualify.
elNt.. n--fHnc GGG6l.; Ic8r IGtsc.
EAi.lrEtkE-9GIlO loo. II n
~NtI-Irom store, I /. i;,Ui.tD = sHck.
co., Tie rrcops of iohacco light for the
al Scr 'y 81 INFERIOR iugs aud Leaf cqlno inferior Lug.
~ g.. e :; GHui p p9S4 tin" bright suited Tor
trI-, s54assl. i'nur Lcal SGGLfN good $pGSl; gna,
=enun+ sh a14Gf e, line $oG f2; good inc
iteauru. $ltlsfio
Jl>.--imt,ral and Gmpowicr 5tc.N:l9p.
IAG- $50 L hhi
NHo,c-.i lln,1*i.2o; White LOG f}a, and 3I.6o for
VIA Irmv h.ic.
Hr'l5s af,eI, Of Tub Washed sid al % to 50 cts: TN
wa,nr| ihrl los. Fh, quality.
u-nN- Elshmond Eatliici Il 1t 49 els. f. Scarns X
ca Matted lte Nh>kcy, new, -; old ~.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-25
Forney.

The following mentioned scene is said to have
occurred at the White House recently, and is
STATED upon the authority Of Occasional the
Washington correspondent Of the Philadelrla
Rress. To ell who know anything of the charae-
~ and talents Of the representative If the Phil
idelphia Navy Yard. thu alacriy of pvor Florence
- pat on the lions skin and play the pat Of .oli
&oilionD Is exceedingly amusing. We t.ll the
nv ss TWINS told tous:
elking Of Colonel Benton rem;naa We tiat
echanan has lately grown quite carer f,t
<1nager. He wants the record Of the Co4lle
ttier. and the crushing consure of the House.
lrm The record. A few DAYS aeo. while
m his fate in the midst Of circle of dev.
exclaimed in the agony Of biz feelings,
had Benton 10 the House!v whereupon
ss,ns and gallant champion Of the dsiress-
klage1ce. who formed ons of the coferie,
majesty ofjost indignation, and sri-
reAst in an impulse of inspiring self
9nclaimsd: I win be your Bentonp
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-25

iHr COT y tut ltrNNr.E ENBAssY.-We learn
4 N rel'a'.r an horny that The cost II bringing
te Jailue~r rom san F5lu1isco to Washington
nd entertaining thea dor!ng twenry.six days
ny add cast Il 'yrrumcnt train to Ih;ial, phia
aRrnuntc! to $1,000, tie itcms being NJ f,Il, VS. !:
Transportation across the l,ihmus, $1,000 outer
Imminent at Washington during Is DAYS STAY in
cnilu. hack hire, wines, &c.. s. 400; tho charter
ri Steamboat, government trains &c.: - 6O0-
lhe cost ot entertaining the Japanese in philadrl
p'tla tr seven days will it is said amount to
$1,000, icing 5000 moro than TIE II, prorria
ton. AMI over 600 more than during the whole
>tay in Washington P3.id. Lei1r
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-25

The JArASEsE PREPARING FOR Hons The ia
ranese are preparing to leave for home. Part Of
their luggage has already been placed On board
tie Niagara; which will be ready to sail about the
1t OF July, and by the last # Sertcmh,r set tho
embassy down safely AT Jclda. Her cabins have
Teen hticd np with Oriental spleudor for the ac-
communication of tho ambassadors. and their r,ti,
u.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-25
NEW GnNLIrRN.

EAAiS3 purchased the entire interest of John :. Bass in
III" business ot Mckinney Co. slnl continue HE
GENEBiL GEOfkH1 .iAD tO.H-NLSSION BUSINESS
.c Old stand No. la Main street, l!nehburI, Va. under
The ,iylr and ara IF h.klN%El * -. where hope ny
prompt atoutIrH 10 business. liberal patronage
from .lr friends aud tn Ifih.ie.
s. aa keep cuI.s.an baad. isrge stock Of
HT'Et1Bs al H., hsuai! ftl IA Ilrso Grtery lioGs,
which mi sc ~" rag CASH, cxennsr or Country
Prn'ur,
Liberal all aLccs ale On uli snmculs of rruIe' fr
sale. ~h.a IN hand SAM. II. SchlSsIi,
JA0. II. FLOOD