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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-05

Winter GGrden.-To-night will be
produced for the first time here, the burlesqne Of
"Iysnhoe." Mrs. John Wood, Joe Jefferson, I. B..
Johnston, A. II. Davenport, and other favorite mem
bers of the company are included in the cast
Laura Ktenfs.-The "Hesrt of Midlothian" will
be played four nights this week, when it will be with
drawn to make room for other novelties.
Ni5lo's GordeR.-On Saturday night Mile. zoyara
had crowded house for her benefit. After the per-
formance the entire company left for Boston in the
steamer Commodore, 10 fulfill an engagement at the
Boston Theater. Tonight Mr.. Barney Williams COM
mences an engagement at Nblo's, her husband being
too Ill to appear at present.
IPaaaeks TTeater.--The Romance Of Poor
Young Man is still the attraction, and bids fair to hold
possession Of the stage for some time to come
Barnum,s Museum.-The "Octoroon" continues to
be played afternoons and evenings. The mysterious
nondesrpt and California grizzly bear, are also on
exhibition. .....
Christys Minstrels.-"N ew.Year's Calls and
other Ethiopian novelties announced for the pres
ent week.
The BoueYu-The Old and New-BOwery Theaters
are each doing a fair business with the customary
melo dramas and fsrcss. No novelties announced
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-05

STREET CLEANING ARRAsGHMENTs-MR. SMITH
WITHDRAws FROM THE FlELD.-Ths workmen o
Mr. Robert A. Smith, who undertook the arduous task
of cleaning city streets, have been so harassed
and dissatisfied by the actions of interested parties,
that Mr. s. Is able TO continue his enterprise no longer
On Saturday night therefore, Inspector DeIavan re-
ceived the following letter from the conquered
tractor:
d T. DRLAvAS esq, City TDspec.or-DsAR Sra: In conss-
quence and other official influence acting upon my
employees find that II Ia possible for 10 proceed with the
work Of cleaning the under the temporary
entered into with Department BY and with the consent OF
To clean the streets ohe city immediately wlreque large
force Of end which It Is impossible TO obtain In u
owing TO the made In the Common Council
well to my employees direct that they would not be paid
Therefore, respectfully decline to proceed further In this mat
W. W. 80" ''''' VIZ ROBERT A. SMITH.
No. eco Wst Trsaty-ninh street. March >, $780,
Mr. Dsavan immediately by letter. requested Con-
troller Haws's permission to commence work to-day
under the old system to which the latter at
piled as follows:
CosrRoLLRR's OFYcR March 81, 1880.
DANIEL Z. DsLAyAs, City Inspector; have 70
eeiyed your note of this date informing that Mr. Smith
declines going under the Temporary arrangement made by
you with him for cleaning the streets and In reply have ste
Tie avery bad cordon Public necessity
csne also that the ashes and garbage which have
lated for the past week forthwith be have therefore
only to rhte what have expressed to you In person that
IN promoting this object until contract be legally made la
RoBT. t. HAws, Controller.
Mr.. Delavan thereupon summoned his subordinstes
together and prepared with them plan Of operations
for to-dsys renewal Of the unfinished anng
work.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-05

ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-The matinee on Saturday
drew vasl crowd. The season which has closed has
not been distinguished by any novelty except Der
Frsschutz, which badly put on the stage, and de-
served better fate. 1t is 80 seldom that German
opera is performed that every should be taken In
justice to the rarity nothing else. 1: seems to be now
conceded that no opera oIgina y written TO German
text except Martha-a work of much merit but not OF
the fret character-will succeed here piece de re-
sstaace. FIdelio was voted heavy; Zauberiothe was
not complete success-the plot being foolish, and
uch o. the music out Of date and the lovely and ro-
mantle Der Freischuz with all its passionate, celestial
and internal strains and harmonies failed TO excite en-
thusissm among the multitude. But Der Freischuz
should be adequately rendered-is beauty will never
be surpassed 1t is, beyond all other operas romantic,
wild and wonderful. The three compositions by Nj.
Muzio, the leader gave evidence Of his powers-espe'
cially the vocal aria AID the overture. The more we
hear Of such q composer the better
So many artists have come to this country that the
list vet unheard is confined TO two three of renown
Rumor accords great powers TO Mad Tabbr lately ar
rived here via South America who viii s0on appear 10
this city, 1t also stated that young lady Of this city,
pupil Of Mr. Meyos is to take to the operate stage
Miss Patti, it is announced, will proceed to London,
TO challenge the criticism Of the old world.
Young artist, Mr.. Cooke Of this city, with beau
tifu tenor voice. Intends learn, to go on the mus
cal boards He has already sung at the Academy as an
amateur, and he lie universally admired in musical cir
cto
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, The manner usual among gentlemen. when manner
"though your principal 'detests ana aDhors u,
baFoas and inhaman would seem 20 mea o' pam
ssase not more so than ngni win Do"'e knives.
ar Lander, however again sf'es, ssy'hg
II beg to assure you, wi'heu, consuming N! prn-
eipa that be WI prot Get himself WIN honef where
ever essaeh IL Also become. my "sy " 's.o'm yo"
that Hon J! r. Potter did NOT kho" Oh my opsr 70 aP
pea tor nm 49,
Thn' closes Inc "omemI coIesPonarnee oe'".. ~
these Two congressional heroes,o'' "' ous'n LIS
as fort OF append" inr'pti eApans"
gives nfa note from h'' yo', s.s NJ '"e 80
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-18
From Washington.

WASH NoroN. April l6.-Col. Fouptleroy writes
to Lieut.. Gen. Scott that his information from FL
Pasn to the effect that events are likely to be
enacted on the border similar to thuse at Browns
vile, aud he suggests tho employment of volun.
tcers but this is discountenanced. and he is nd
vised that the army forces in Now Mexico will
he adequately increased.
Delegates 10 the Cling lesion Convention are ar
nSing daily from distant points. especially the
Western States, and many gentlemen ol political
distinction are among those ON their way thithcr.
Mr.. Pryor was arrested to-day, and will to'mor-
row give security to keep the peace.
MI the democrats with the exception Of about
twgl,c present in tho House today, together with
II Il the opposition favored Mr.. Bonham's pre-.
position 10 adjourn over during the week OF the
meeting oil the Charleston Convention. This will
he definitely voted on tomorrow, and SHOULD II
pass, tho Senate. it is confidently expected, will
concur.
1t is said that Gen. Cushing will not attend the
Charleston Convention.
hear that Senator Wisrall mas written a letter
II lord Lyons expressing regret for using his
name IN debate during the presence of that gentle
man IN the Senate Chamber. lie attributes the
lne"n-'derhte remnrk 10 the plain oil-hand style
'hat prevails III the southwest. Lord Lyons
returned very handsome and friendly nolc in
reply.
senator Browns effort to get n vote ON the .la, c
i a majority.
The result shows that the Democratic Senators
do not consider an expression upon the subject rs
important.
Progress was made to-day with the Patent Office
l', under the energetic efforts o Senator hi gler
To get ut lhc consideration Of this really impo, tant
! measure OF practical legislation.
| 1t Is now thought that nm appropriation will be
! oh aimed Tor finishing ;hc Potomac aqueduet
Ii appears by the report Of the marshall ol Obi,
that tie Republicans # Ashtatulu county are il
arms to resist the execution Of the Senates aulho
| rity To bring Brown before the committee charg
r'l with the Investigation OF the llarper's Ferry
aiiair.
The route between Honey Lake and Humboldt
| river is to he the scene Of Gel. Landers' labor,
caring the present season. lie leaves for his posi-
! oi duLy to rorrow.
| hear the name " Bedford Brown, Of North
| Carolina. mentioned in connection with the Vice
| Presidential nomination, at Charleston.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-18


Arprr.-Green brisk ut g. s0Sa00 per Dbl for prime
BAcosTe receipts for the rast week have been large aad
notice decline In lower grades quote ioGl cs
UEAks-Whise-brsk ~ i.be6elIo D bushet
IgEswAx.-32Qt33 eenA L.A-.o : .
rTsnfresb for table scarce, in demand 81 20D cts
In firkins, plenty and dull al fs6D IL cents -.
CoRH-Hnh increased demand-I quote Yellow saH1sI
cis; White 90 eta
CsngSr.--Jaines River u. aAf1t1.s9
Dn,rp FErlrAppes ~ ooat$ilG Pealed Peaches - Un
peaicd do. ~ bush
FlorH-fhe receipts continue ight-wlth good demand
quote supernne t6oODsa23 Extra s6y,G $3.50; Family
t6.sTQbsI 3D.
FLAxsErp-season nearly oyer-demand light at ,ib2o
fgAniEHs.--t36145 cents.
FEsrIiIzEns- Large supply. No Peruvian Guano &62,50
n 20W ms: Rrere's Manipulated Guano $15Oo; SON
plate Of Lime $4,000 Rufn'- PhosIo Peruvian Guano s52
Runns Hume Ash Guano sj250 Rnfn's Tobacco Manure
ALSO; Tuin's Ground Bono Ash 1910; Ground Plaster
loose, 1900; Packed In bags or Casks SllOb -
GLASS; sEEpSeason adyanced- quote Clover f5,z5l5J0
Timothy in market; Orchard 81 30 Evergreen t2oO.
GtssESG.-b06hhj cents.
HAY-t i.W,6bsi.12H 2 100 Ds
IHos-Mourtan 5000 495 v ion.
LARD.-cupply good at liQIl2 cents
LaE-1homnstown ~ .O6Lti 90 Mountain s01o cents.
OSioSs-White s0QpsIH cts Red G2GDI5 cts u busc.
DATs.Thc for sowing being over the demand has
fallen off notice acs ut 80 cents
PEaslackcyed LIDO f2; Hack or Cow Pea 140GQ$l So
PorATogs-I5GtsTtt. ccnis-according 10 quality.
ToBAcco.-fhe offerings continue light, hut improve
In the quality selling Is very percrptibeLugs 42O0 ~ T
fIooGtt7to Common Bright Wrappers IS 4lIoO Good
|" Fancy Bright Wrappers ssOoGbs'6oOthe highest sale
the
WngArThc receipts light continue my quotations
at Ped N 3o6b4l 10; for choice White t3odB$1.4T.
Wool unwashed 70 Washed 5000 CTS. according quail
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-18
From Rev. DR.. Rosser.

n Ss- EDITOR OF The CHRIS IAN ADVOCATE
k-S sEMrlEs lAFALiIEr.E BAKING PowDER.-An person.
I'll light swct and wholesome leaf bread biscuits
md buckm cakes MA! purchase this powder cont.
fence The materials are perfectly harmless and las-
mi than Soda -alTraius, No fear Of bread The,
Isc OF II viii make Til" Ih,st sweetest bread shortest
possible Time; save Time Labor and expense; never dis
appoints II the accompanying simple directions observed
5csdt 1t is manufactured III Nrgina and is invention of
lanko tom. John w. tarlok manufacturer and sole Irouri-
dor, Richmond Va, We him, have tried il and re-
commend 1t as The best We tried Get and mind ,t III
c''i"hS feb Hts.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-18
GliSTAylIs A. CELOY.
Words of Caution

(~ If leil readers that the wells and
springs Throughout the country had been poisoned aud
thai had ,ecoN. anlule lis effects
tina! would gladly avail themselves disco, with
the hope Of aHcring death If TO tell them that
had discovered mime OF treasure enough for them
that prepared 10 them, would refuse
al to fortune But health valuable riches
low much -raIie should they learn thai great
lanaern has been compounded of purely ,egeabc and
that lis curative puMcrs lc less certain light and
darkness Need give iahlcsf If 81, call pro-
lrctnr OF BAKERS BllIEi> and examine the nlyals Of
certificates from all sections ut the South of persons who
been cured of D3SpSd by is ali healing properties Among
ibem will the vouchers oi odd and Young male and
male, eAol- this Blr1EKS 10 the skies, and blessing
dcnce for lis powers Bu It's not confined
L. M pcp>a. Nervous Headaches yield reail, bowers
Torpi lNcrs become quchc, and made active By lis hu
sour Siouacs made healthy by lis nculra
fcs Indigestion disappears when ii enters the organs M
Darrhoa cannot resist lis tonic pow Cholera itself
when met 10y These BIlrg- Is promptly sarmel
harmless, ms thousands Of persons have certified who
Isl? aud 3D. when that sroArcc de, astang
BAkEks BlflElS viii not remedy all the Ills humanity,
but such Diseases and bowels
lie system All who need Ionic should Try IT, and be
their judges Of its virtues.
For safe by all the druggists Tynchburg and by all the
principal Druggists ia the city at richmond
Virginia; as Of Mcssrs thas sto Co., Washington city,
D. e.; h. H. sialcr Co, baltimore Nd. ID. b. Miller Cow
ington, KY; and Barnes ~ PARK, n. Y
Orders iilc,l by addressing L. BAKER, Proprietor,
irh 2l-dacis Richmond, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-18
Road This !.


ia { Tenn y Oct. 10. lSj6.
Mcssrs Perry Davis X -Srs--tirutn,ie 10
IsStR you. und duty To suffering humanity, require thai
your truly valuable Pam Killers and il b, seeing s. any sui
rei will he induced, Ia give II trial and be healed
] shall be compensated a thousand fold
In june, 1s,1 after prorac!rd illness of several months
severely attacked with dro"sinrss vertigo dmness Of
h9h aud loss o appetite accompanied 10y FEVER, difficulty
brtatlng etc NJ. pH scian pronounced pneumonia
bordering t first al consumption and after exhaust
ing his SKILL declared po-hc! that lsia the conslmptiot
That he could do nothing for aud that must die Howc,
,r.h he a Sisrdm me o as could
o, which did with no effect. then made oil = y
= y which proved inefficient.
by this time symptoms pain In the head morning.
evening and during the night darling pains through the chest
burning in the palms of the hands, quick pulse night
cnis oi breathing, elc, when fortunately got hold OF the
Peoples Pamphlet IN which the OF Mcssrs. Blnn,
Cone, and Others which induced Perry Davis Vee
table Pain k, and strange appear derived more
benefit from the of i've bottle than had
done all other medicines use" four bottles Of the
Pain Killer, and hearty and enjoy better health than have
heretofore done for number OF years
NH 0-lm GuSrAYUS A. CELOY. >
cSs- lIOLlOWAY'S OINTMENT AND PlIIS.-Thc
NCR giant strides of intellect in this century have
better exponent than the almost absolute dominion all
forms "f external aud internal mnlady achieved by HoocGys
I(S o1d OiHtne E,sn scroula and other diseases, SUP
posed iu"nn and ncurulr, give before them. BE
IF 1ounttJeitS sold at the anuictoy, No. sd Maj.
cn Lane New York, and by all druggists, III 25c Gcan
ar 3-I ".
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-18

SAANlllb--An Apprentice 10 learn the Printing business
w App. Immediately nj this olce the vacancy MA. he
- ILln
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-18

nIAMOND EINGS AND rINS-Sngle Stone and Cluster
Diamond Rings. Pins and Crosses, In variety We
will pleased them and sell them reasonable terms
mp IL j. WILLIAMS II son, - Main 81.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-18
COMMERCIAL.
LYSCHBTRG MiRKETS,
A. B. FUCKER,
PROD UCE B II . k Il r,
fs3 MAIN STREET.

sg~Thcse quotations. viii be understood represent whole
sale prices generally.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-18
DIR. s. Johnson. Dentist..

Dr. 5. Johnson, Dentist,
GN2 Is fully prepared perform all operations pertaining
1f1IIro ie dental profession in the best possible manhsr
aiia iay warranted In every respect.
extracted BY the aid Of electricity whou, pnn to the
Lynclbnrg, Va - - -
- kffEIENcEs:-Wm Owens NJ d.: VIM. o. Owens, NJ. d.. y.
H. Gner, d. Thos L. Walker, NJ. d.. John H. Patterson
", ~, Alex r ompson, Esq Sain'i Mccorke Esq a. W.
koeke, Esq John J. Smith, Esq. j. j. Irby, ESQ. VIM T.
iancey ESQ; John H. Tyree ESQ., and II. ID. Flood, ESD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-18
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

Removal. New Stand! New Goods,
HAVING sold my entire stock Goods nj NV o,d stand
have located below the Norve House, opposite Hail
sion uSisess. Thankful friends and c,snn,,s c,r 10
liberal patronage heretofore extended me- solicit conIn
uace OF the same assuring them offer Inducements G,
casi. VIII Keep constantly hand nice selection Of Gpo
tEEitS AND STAPLE DRY GOODS; also Corn Men, piss
Ter and Min Oral Il 4, eiIW "e1,i I,as-
march Il-,ls ~ ~ o'hhhEh.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-18
Wanted

~ Wish 10 rent small Family Residence in ,e cv 80
Apply 10 M II RON NV if N'
sep 2S-dts Agent ami Cii'.,,'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-18
SALES By AUCTION

HUTUBk DAYS.
BIZ ghAs 7. WORKMAN & Co. A..
: ~ c HE0ED, VFRGIyti ,oNiti
on WEDNESDAY. April 18th, at our War.h
~ Dock, epnppcnciug NJ IL O'Clock A. NJ Nc sit'
cargo OF bark MAR G. Porter direct from 1i.n "l s.
sstfng Of 'u'gas, +
273 IlhJs. prime to choice Musco,a,lo su,..
- Also
The cargo per sch'r Eclipse from Matanz,s ,,
ing of ''a, L..
$50 IIhts. choice Moesscs
TERMS oF sALE-for sums under 4i01. cash; over a.,
mouths credit for approved negotiable paper ~ q
re- sale without regard to weather
CHARLES r. woRTIrAN / -,
ap i4It AN; u,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-18
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.
Commissioner OF the Revenue.
Justice of the Peace.

N.Y. WE are authorised TO announce JOHN IL. CON-
kR LEY candidate for the Sherifalty of Campbell
4th Thursday IN May. tap 2'tde
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-18

ever before offered In this market As at one half of n
stock is manufactured In this city, II Is unnecessary 10 M Mn
public that by calling upon me, they only save the North
ern manufacturers profit but get better made clothing cal
he had elsewhere Ever, imaginable article my fine of bu
s'nes,, can be hal nj my store. upon application
APP Ii l. rNTEpNyEp
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-18

Labor Wanted.
WE JAMES RIVE AND kANAWHA COMPANY want
to hire eighteen able bodied NEGRO MEN to comple,e
organization the First Div the Canal for the r
~ year Liberal hires will be- paid, the hands Will be
a." led and clothed and doctors bills paid III, COMPANY
OF further particulars address the undersigned this MACE
\. l.. CIIINN,
nil =, SuptJ. Il. ~ X. Canal.
""l""No, Va aprii IL, 1860. lap is-cim
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-18

I osr--on the iith inst Tim Yard Alley my FREE
~ fAftts which were IN purmonie: also - in
Nrr Any "ne finding them, hy returning me- will
'cite my thanks lap l>ltfl HANNAH LoCKETT.
NEW lIERRlNGs.-2a Bills No Clipt
y upl NJ. lOIIINS L. co, No 10 Main ST
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-18

f<g. WE are authorized 10 announce ADAM CLEMENT
w candidate for the Sherialy Of Campbell County.
NH 23.dtdrs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-18

kRrMa Fnosa ,. Bsssy = ONT rethsrissa Agent
senss.z ~ = - aa,s.tssa sfssE fdseas
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-02
GO, GO YOU AFFLICTED
u OEce hours om \ n. till P. N. On sundal
from 9 A. A.ul2P.M
0fice 10O rhio street

NOTICE To TIE uL0 COUNTRY PEoPLE.
q DR.. DAVIS lr ais all cases as he did in DabhR
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-02
Intolerance in NORTH Carolina.

Intelligence has been received through a
gentleman from North Carolina, that the Rev
Daniel Worth, having refused to give bail in
$1,000 that he would not preach again until
after his trial, is yet in prison at Greensboro.
Since his imprisonment be has been arrested
under bench warrant, was tried before Judge
D Dick, found guilty of the same offence as the
first, and was bound to appear before the BuPe-
rior Court in Randolph county, to meet in the
month of March next Mr.. Worth is watched
with the greatest possible vigilance, his keepers
not allowing even his wife to converse with
him, except in the presence of witnesses. He
appears cheerful, and enjoys his mind well the
greater portion Of the time.
Four OF five others have been arrested in
Guilford county, and put under heavy bonds
for their appearance at Court to answer to the
same charge. viz: the circulation of Helpers
Impending Crisis.
A young man by the name of YestaI was
arrested in Chatham county, taken to Raleigh,
and it being proven that, at some time, he had
expressed the opinion that slavery is wrong,
he was put under bonds of $4,000 to answer
before the Count to the charge Of having used
'-5ditiOus language"
An exhorter was informed by the Court at
Greensboro that if at any time be had publicly
expressed the opinion that slavery is wrong, he
must expect the same fate with Mr.. Worth
This almost in sight Of the old Guilford battle
ground Thus it is made apparent that to en-
slave the eoored, it is necessary to tramPle
upon the most sacred rights of the white man.
Aye, thst this institution, sought by the Demo-
cratic party to be made National, requires not
only the surrender of the dearest rights Of the
white man, but also the extinguishment from
the human hesrt, the last Esstape of human,
not to say Christian sympathy. Is there any-
thing in Austrian or Italian desPOtism to par
alIel these monstrositiesl