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I IN MR.: AND MRS. GEO. yANDENHOFPs
- SECOND DRAMATIC READING,
From Shakespeare and Dickens, at the
NE W ASSE NBLF ROOMS,
SATURDAY EVENING" March Sd, at o'clock
VIII comprise the principal scenes of
In which MRS YANDENHOFF will read LADY MAC
BETH, Mr.. '. the other characters
After which, from Oliver Twist, Mr. VandenhoG will give
two scenes-arranged by himsef-as given by him many
evenings in New York entitled
r.. BIZ MBLE'S COURTSHIP,
TWO MONTHS AFTER
Tickets 50 censwh reserved seats, IS centsat Mr. Will
lig's and at Mr. McCaffrey'S Music Stores. mh22t
lp THE MOST COMPLETE AND
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GUAGE EVER PUBLISHED.
1t contains nearly 2o0O Words and Meanings to be
found in any other Dictionary.
CAT THE BEST.
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QUARTo DICTIONARY,
s5i PAGEs-MORE THAN l,OcO ILLUSTRATIONS
PRICE ONLY $3.50
Just published, and for sale, who'll sale retail by
MURPHY Co, Booksellers and Publishers,
mh2 lw 10 Baltimore street
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WooD
and
Coal,
The best quality GOALS, and the SAWED AND SPLIT
WOOD, atlowest cash prices, for sale by
J. HENRY GEESE & Co..
No. SOUTH STREET
fo9I
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IT II x
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.

c. fl S III Il S S EFT s,
Sc, 900, 900,
BELONGING EXCLUSIVELY TO TIE
POLICY HOLDERS,
Invested in Bond Mortgage on Real Estate worth
than double the amount loaned, and the income which
has for several years past, PAID ALL IT'S LOSSES by
death.
NJ Rates ofPremiIm as low in any other Life Insur-
anc4 Company.
GEO W TINGES, Agent,
ja2Seot5Ap 2l5 and 2I7 Baltimore street
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j~{D REV. DR.. SAMSON, OF WASHING
= TON, will deliver Lecture in the Seventh Baptist
Church corner Of Saratoga and Paca streets MONDAY
EVENING March 9Th Historical Traditions of
Palestine and the East Tickets IS cents be had the
Bookstores and at the door Doors open at o'clock Lee
ture to commence at o'clock. m3-2tk
|Y UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.
~ FACULTY OF PHYSiC.
The ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT for the CONFER
RING OF DEGREES will be held SATURDAY MORN
ING, March 3d, at II O'clock in the New Assembly Rooms
The public are invited to attend
3fP A CARD. THE president AND La
W. DIES OF THE HHOME OF THE FRIESDLEsS"
RETURN THEIR THANKS TO THE PRESIDENT, OFF,
GERS: COMMITTEE AND CHOIR OF HE METHODIST
REUNION for their eXertiOns in assisting them
funds for the erection of Ome for destitute children
They wish 10 express their grateful appreciation
admiration OF the unanimous unaffected
the overlooking and liberal pecuniary results
of the METHODIST REUNION February 23i, 1860
i. B,-The LADY MAAAGERSof the Home also take
this opportunity to norm heir Methodist friends and their
wOkers OF all other denominations, that they viii hold
their ANNUAL FLOR IL FAIR also, a TEA PARTY, on
the last week in May to which they and the public
ally invited. 1t
E~}D MARYLAND CRICKET CLUB-The
w. regular semi annual meeting of the NJ c. c. will be
held at No. Law Buildings, TUESDAY, March 9Th, at
O'Clock 2. NJ.
mh3 St. THE SECRETARY
lYALLSTON ASSOCIATION.-Th next
W MUSICAL SOIREE is POSTPONED until further
notice. mh3-2t
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For LENT.
Lake Superior TROUT and WHITE FISH. Also, No
MACKEREI, Susquehanna aad Labrador HERRING. in
kits halves and quarter bbs all in excellent order and
fine quality, just received by.
GREEN YoE,
fel6t IS Baltimore street.
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ECoNoMy EC0EoMY /!
DOLLAR SAVED IS TWO DOLLARS MADE.
This be done by purchasing Wood already Sawed and
Split, at Office of City Steam Fire Wood Mill,
No North STREET.
slGn JAMES II. JOHNSON.
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-05
COMMERCIAL.
LYNCHBGRG MARX TS,
REPORTED BT .
A. B. FUCKER,
PROD u G E B II . x 4 r,
1888 MAIN STREET.


,S-rhese quotations. will be Understood, represent whole
sale prizes generally.
ArrLrsGrcen 3Gbs3oo u barrel, according to quaty-de
iIand good 49,. til.
B.eoSThe market well ,uppiiel-and sales are making at
EttS.-Whitc--br.l at 1.3D1tL Il bushcI.
Efn-WAx .-5kGyI cents.
oons.rciiow sif7. Cts. White ss1t>5 cts supply good
Tons NrAt--.NlpU ctnls according 10 quality.
tsHNI.-.Iunes River ~ .Go6n Il. III. -
pglap ratfr-Apir S1.3l att2; Peacd Peaches, sia
Un,.-aied. do, 2.13fe >! 90 Y bus. ,
quote sulerane t3s79sai2; Extra s64]Gt@"'; FUNNY
s6s,9ttI.0p.
FLAxsEgD.-DcinanI zpod-f1.21di.So.
FEATHEgs.-43GgH cents suppl. gooi. 1900.
FrgrtizErsNu Peruvian Gnano 625 Il ton OF 2Ooo br
Reeses Manpula. ts50o; Sonbrero Gimno $500
Kutins phospbn Peruvian Gnano $500; dround Pasler
loose $9.0o; Pacsed fll.0D. -
aRass ~ ap-Covcr l6o6,5a Timothy ~ 2I $3.50 Or.
card u 40 80 lanJa Grass 01Qe 20; Evergreen slo
0sit5
Gtx.rsG.-;AG155 cents.
Hai.s 81 .0dG5*I,l2l4 4 100 lbs.
lKoS.--AoIn.ain 800 40: v easers 500 U ton
LAEp.-->uppy good nj IiG1 II ernis.
LiaE.T youngstown 81 100 90: Mountain eO019o cents
DNioss White 1IlsT}. els Red 62uIo cts Dusiel
OkrsI lave 10 an active demand al 6oDO2 ior hh'
63l86I cents fur Black .-....
PEas-Blackcycd LOG s20n itaek or Cow Pea LOG f'o
Pot Arols.-I56n ~ ccnis-aerur,ling 10 qualify.
1oHArcoThc offerings ure t for the season WIN an I'M
proved feeling grades. quote Lugs 211I ffuO Tor
common $tJbJD fi5o Tor bright working; Sl3oB$soo Tor
Icnf; s.ao,s 10 for bright working Leaf.
WuEAi-Eocoits iight-~ih an upward tendency quote
Red 81 95bt36 White ~ 3Dsbfl ~ tor choice SAMPLES
Wool Un~asc ID Washed 800 10 cts according 10 quail
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The Terrible ACCIDENT AT CINcINNArI.-Cin.
cinnat March 2.-The accident ut st. Xavier's
(Cathole) Church, in this city, the walls of which
fell yesterday, burying a number of laborers in
the ruins, was caused by an attempt to overthrow
o wall 20 iest high. foot thick and 80 feet long,
by undermining The rain, it appears. affected
the foundation, and as soon as it was n
little loosened, it unexpectedly fell in.-
Fifteen men were at work at the time in the range
OF the falling wall. Only one succeeded in esca-
ping Thirteen were crushed to death and the
fourteenth man mortally wounded. All were la
borers and tayo large families.
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Richmond Markets. March |.

ArPLEs-S"rtlctn 9soa5 h Dbl, according to quality, All
BAeoS4,ic. al cents; shoulders ,'.@o cts Hams
Il crnt,. lunl,Iy. stock light and market firm.
BctIan Wc quote good ntie at 20 to % cents inferior
10 II cts.
fenS MENt-tl,il q bnsheL TRANSACTIONS IN meal mostly
III the retail way
for Interior Insira 3it6oic; lnya dt@i6g; Mocha lsc
m Aam,ni"" p n s' Patent S's ~ @
GfHr.t lamgs River sl,'oG9l,so 2 bbl; Northern os'n-
roA-Wntc mud Rcd Yah Anthracite Coal crates, sGo
earl "@d % hn. l. ION Of 2ea1 Foundry DO sS,9
% bushels Han & per load; smiths GlGnnons Coal l2Se
t,1l@<.--Iotalr cents
f,"uawe quot .apcrlne CsG-sprr. nasins H.,
st,ady, with moderate stock.
FIorR BhrHria.-fn cents.
McNiran 49, Tidr lsan., $40 paialoLn ~; Sombreo
si Nays, 49, or r. wn 9nhiao s less Mane9'1ls
aas@" M AHn Tr,t -. % ., Lime 40 y tom H'
",n1 sr"i t p s o son No North Carolina
in nsrkri Mackcrc arsc No = ne". *'n small d., So,
Gs,s~ Srrn,-Wr luoie clover seed g. .aiL57j Timothy
100 =" l"shcI Orchard orss t'Gti,o, aain quantity!
1 ass y. lT az :.r per gr from ,'Sc .n, oo,u
n.y. -ssl~. si@,aio Ion: fat, Eraast HIVE 81 Trcssar
- eonm'n English 49, American country NONE Cur Nails
,nr Prime Lard in bills 1ii.dsll.e kegs isls2's rls
lH%rEI. sale. 400 from wharf From store we quote
Nerthem ti,",4I,l2 irginia POGO Hoo.
clay 81 MIA l'tt, p oi,,; lurto Eieu Gi4 cts
6,, wela"r ao,s,o q b.a, Of thirty pounds, from
ofri.Hrua % cts. Shorts 80 Brown stars'; and Ship
o>o>-EcI 400 bb of lear trcc bushels; silver Skin
i'F,s.-- Black selling at fsdae,2a i bag. .#
bar" cni'.rn's .nm9od Ground t',5o 7 ton packed te
p"rtror. W"qu'e Northern d'af''
Sr,.u, NyN tr!ra, sugar. ~ cts Porto Rico. ,6g
sxs; Loaf l4eailgc tfashea AMI Powdered TO-. 1Slly;
{ it,f, ~ IA rtT t..s. a. -.-t r. 4tfiJi
sT,r,"s pr@,;: ,"r. W. 'r,a,fi 'a.,,ec
Tan,,,o. Nuth.i long in old 1otacc, worth mentioning
What nut IS %, rcd Interior qaal} We quote inferior
=. good tti@fIo; hue Man4,tlur,nx scarrq-nonlnl
neA loa" large. The qaan! !. very inhror-lhn
l'r and YER, dirty Frees range nom $!a6.4i.. somr
,fA~,lm2rrial AMI GunpoN WIDER Doc, GsLso.
Nnn.T-H,d l,go@s.ao; White l.asetlin and 49, for
woaSni parrots oi rub Wasted sold at 20 to 81 ,ts un.
"1,ll TARA ij, tt AZ N ln', = s.ro.,
Matted Rye Nh's@' \, nov, y, old sl.''.
cArrLEHoGs MD srLEr
Reported ~ Il. II. CRocKsr Tor CGorsr 4 IRyrN,
1"%' of ,gv'T2 lois snes oar last weekly report at g
>feh' '"to ti' Tor or.nAr. perhai aud to So 20 for
iIos,-"c quote n'minay at IS "a to 20.
SALES oF srork ~ RICHMOND.
Virginia per Registered tonls ,at4 .9s.9 aud mt
Fs,s1s,a,s ,iy T""l Isl SUES - an IN %i .'
i,nchburG 'ly bonds hs sale s9o and in!,
Norfolk ,i! bonds, inst sales $,a.
l.AslaA.;e Iank eock su,s slua.
lsanh al r.inH St"rt, sa'es -.
BANK If The Commonwealth Stock, sales f9s%.
Va, la"t ,aeS a. ''''' S'''"''''' ny "''' 81
Virginia Central l. II. bonds guaranteed by Stale of va no
city ii Petersburg ion@, guaranteed by of ya no re.
James River aud Eanaaa Bonds guaranteed by Stale of Va
pf.,r,,,I tIr,' -.
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Tue WRECK az The llrNGARj AN.--llulilax
March An "ihcial letter from Mr.. Townsend
the government agent ut the wreck Of the steam.
er Hungarian. says it has been asc',rtaned beyond
doubt that there are 10 survivors of the dis,ls
ter. Only three bodies have been found IL woman
and man, supposed to have be- n IL fireman and
Il child. Considerable goods have dritted ashore
at shelbourne harbor,and tho country people gen-
orally are acting honestly. Three stores have
been hired at Darlington, IN which to collect the
property, winch is of considerable value. The
ships articles have been found and show that tie
crew numbered ~. No passenger list has been
found. The rumored finding of her clearance pa
pers Is untrue. The only passengers whose nana'
are yet known were VIM. Boultennouse, Of Sack
vile, and DIR. Babbitt of New York. whose box
was found containing letters from his wife and
daughters, Particular care will BIO taken OF any
bodies found. which are to be kept buried in sep
The mails are soaked into pulp, and will be sent
10 Halifax.
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From Rev. DR.. Rosser.

NJ :Ey@ EDITOR OF THE CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE
ltt-S SEnpiss lNfALHBLE BAKING PoWpFE.-Au persons
on UI light sweet and wholesome loaf b adj biscuits,
ani buch"h"al cakes purchase this powder with
cncc he materials p,ectly harmless, and pleas
au than soda Satralus Nc No fear uf bsdd The
of IL viii make the ghtes sweetest bread in the shortest
possible tine: Time, labor, aud expense and dis
appoints the accompanying simple directions observed
BESIDES II Is manufactured in Virginia aud is invention OF
Nnnkee,m john W Garck, manufactured and sole Propri-
etor Richmond Va. We know him, and IT,
commend 1t as the best tried Get mind the di
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-05
More Testimony from the Clergy.

m his ccrtihcs thai used Perry DNs's v.gcta
1G bic Pam Killer with of cholera
tinlur. bowel complaint. bronchitis coughs colds
and would cierrfui recommend hs valuable family
medicine. EEv. JAMES &. BOOMER
Mesr- =. Davis K SonDcar Sirs: Having Witnessed
lsnccd Of Your Pain Killer in of D>,
and Cholera Morbus within few mhns past, aud deem
Of bcucrolcncc The suffering would
"ch.cruly recommend Its such he suffering on
simil diseases safe and efecal
remedy. Rfv. EDWAED h. FULLER
This that have for several used Daviss Neg.
table Killer In family, several Of those
which ii is rrcomcndcd find a very useful lnly med
XIV. \. BRONSON. FALL RIVER
.fF@Sod 10y all Druggists. IAN l9-im
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Vim. q. Stevens, formerly editor Of the Rock
ineham Register and u former delegate to the
Legislature from Rockingham county. died at Pa.
lltka, Florida, on the l9h ult Mr.. s. went to
Florida II short time since, for the benefit of his
health. lie was most worthy and intelligent
gentleman. and his death will be deeply regretted
by all who knew him.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-05

WIcoHsIN REruGiICAN CONVENTION. Tho W is
con>ln Republican Convention met at Madison
IN Thur.dnv last. Carl Schultz, IIanz Cracker
John J. McGrcgor and Thomas Stoddnrlt were
chosen delegates Mt large to the Chicago Con,cn-
ton. Strong resolutions were passed, instruc:ing
the delegates To vote for VIM. IL. Seward for the
Presidential candidate.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-05

NEGOTIATION OF TREASURY Mites. New York.
March 2d.-Mr. Sisoc. who has charge of the U. S.
sub.treasuay. at this point, negotiated to-day the
reissue OF t. millions of treisary notes ut six per
cent for the whole amount taken.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-05

An IMMENSE 1Rox CoNrRAcr.--James Bogardus,
Esq, the iron architect in New York. has obtain
cd from II warehousing company in Havana. ca.
In, contract for nm immense iron structure t.
be erected "A sonn possible, for the storage If
sugar in that city. The building will le eight
hundred feet long. fronting on the hay;
will be required for its construction. 1t WILL it
is seated, cost at least twelve hundred thousand
dollars.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-05

FRoM CALIroRNIA--BY OVERLAND MAlL--St.
Louis. March 1.-The overland mail. with the
San Francisco papers Of the 9th, and Geographic
adyicrs Of the 7th ut. hns arrived here. The news
is unimpor,ant, being only day or two later than
tue alvices by the steamer.
San Irdncisco Markets.-Tradc with the coun-
try is temporarily active. Clear pork is quoted
Mt 80 624 ncr half barrel. Spirits tnrpcntine G7e
Sales of 2000 boxes candles,per tho Eagle Wing,
II, % a.: 1000 gallons turneutine were sold at
the quotation given, and 100 half barrels of clear
pork.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-05

llEE IN Sr LOUISA fire broke out last Thurs
day in the mil If i,lbras aud Ellis, on Cherry
Street st. Louis WHICH with the Pike. Peak 81
loon was entirely DESTROYED. Tho boiler mann
factory Of E1wnrr b 'vlr WIS considerably DANA
gcd. Loss So 900; uarially insured
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-05

Darn OF PROFESSOR SaLoaAs.-The SCIENTIFIC
American notices the death of Professor John Z.
FIR. Saloman, in New York on the 18th ultlm";
and adds tina, very few persons were aware oil the
fact Ills name, as an inventor. has been before
the American public for number VI years, espe-
cially with an engincpperating by carbonic gas
lie was a native Of Prussia very good chemist
and quite an entbu. last. At the time Ut his
death he was about Gj years OF age. The dcccas-
ed was known t. many persons IN Baltimore.
Dg,Tm OF A DISTINGUISHED BRirIsH OFFICER =
Sir VIM. Napier whose death was briefly noted III
the foreign news Friday. was born in Ireland, IN
l78j, and was brother of Sir Charles Napier,
the conqurror of S:inde. Whom but II years III
nge Sir William entered the army. lie served
Mt the siege of Copenhagen, followed Sir John
Moore 10 the Spanish Peninsula in lS0S. and was
in command Of the forty-thirl regiment at Saa-
mancn, Neville and Nice. The wounds which b !,
he resolved in the battles in which he was en-.
gaged were emphatic proof Of hi. daring and
bravery as soldier. For six years, from 1912 10
1878, when he was created military knight. and
became Colonel Of tho twenty seventh regiment.
Sir William was Governor Of Guernsey. In 1852
no was advanced to the rank Of Lieutenant &c.
neral. Tho intervals of leisure which hSenjoyed
were devoted to recording the history Of the wars
in which he had taken part. To his pen we are
indebted for the "liistory of the War in the Pc
ninsnla and in tho South of France, from the year
1907 to 1924"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-05

vice. may be but woe" We hope those remarks
will no, be miscpnstrued into defence OF Edgar
Poc,s lamentable infrmities. We merely wish
to look through the environment Of circumstances
10 the redceming traits in his nature Tossing up
and down on the waves of joyless existence, he
often lost sight of the guiding star Of duty.
When We think Of the early misery which he sui
ferc.i. and Of the demon that tracked his path
through lie, we turn, with indispensable sadness
from the picture Of his melancholy alterations
from virtue. and, with telescope eye behold The
"Arcadian bowers" beyond tho stars. and in the
md., of them the errins poet purified from his
sins aud radiant with happiness. 5. Is. H.
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Isthe rrocurer Of corruption-as the above
statement; shows him lDouglas) to be-and tho
wllfu falsifyer OF his testimony. fit to he the
s,andard.bearcr Of party claiming to be honest?
hssisapp,dn.
lilo is exactly the man to lead tho democracy in
the mex, Presidential election. No man in the ma
ton is better representative of the party.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-05
Words of Caution

n ~ If We were to leil readers that the wells aud
@ springs Throughout the country had been poisoned aud
thai We had discovered an Hniue 10 its effects
that would ne" gladly avail themselves discovery
The nope oi aNerns 'icah Ii TO tell
had discovered mine Of treasure enough for
tina. We prepared share with them not one would ri,,
how much more galie should They learn that .rea
anac'f has been compounded OF purely vegetable matter
That lis curative powers are little less light
darkt's Need We give instances IT pro-
Ireior OF BAkkk'S BliiE.s and eN,mnc the myrads Of
ttrihede', from all sections al tie South, puons who
been eren OF DJ2esfa by its all heating PROPERTIES Ans
them you VIII $40 The vouchers OF old an g
a eNtuihS tts BiTERs 10 the skies, and blessing InY-
eee Tor its curative powers But It's virtues confined
To u. msia Nervous Headaches readily 10 is poaer.
Torpid iNcrs become luickencd and active lis nh-
tnrr sour 9oacis nIe healthy by neurulizing Il
ts Indigestion disappears when it the organs
i'i1rf"A c"hn" resist lis tonic powers And Cholera >e
When met 10y tAeae BrTgRs, is promptly dsarmcd
ndhi ~ thousands Of persons have certified, ia
ai3 AMI ~, when thai de, asi;in2
Ahhli> hlII Frs viii not remedy all humanity
na surh diseases caused by bowels r
a !e'd to It's strengthening effects and speedily
rom me ysitn All VINO need should try it, AMI be-
come their own Judges Of its virtues
FOR save by al ne Druggists in iynr!urg and by all the
principal DH-=i,'s IN the city o .cnond and rl,vw here
r4h'a als OF McssrS tls Stot Co., WuSing iun city,
D. T.; T. H. slanlcr Co, Baltimore, Nd. D. H. Miller,
liSl"ll N! :: and Barnes y Park \. y.
,lr'rs died b! al fossing J.. BAKER, Proprietor
iVp -I-i.Scls Richmond,
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For Sergeant.

d. 50 am a candidate for the Office of CITY
VIZ Sergeant at the ensuing election in April.
Jan y tide GEORGE q. WILLIAMS.
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NNW Concern.

New Concern.
WITH Ia" view I" "niareint the Manufacturing Depart
" m'n of business hive associated
together Ion the purnc o carving the fu-nnrc
in nl IL branches, under tho Vie and rn Of j. l. j. H.
WINSTON. We hereby return thanks friends am,
lie public for The very liberal patronage extended nd
tnlmlA, aud respectfully solicit continuance OF the
ihr
All those having claims against /. WINSTON 4 C"--orS
l. WtssfpN aud ]. H. g. NtNsIoN will them
settlement; and those indebted will make pm mcnt
JOHN l.. WINSTON,
NH J=ts J. II. C. WINSTON.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON March 2.-The report received at
the State Department. dated November last, from
the party surveying the boundary limo between
the United States and the British possessions, says
the 10th deg parallel as far US determined shows
u mountainous country. and with the exception OF
IL few localities the entire region is eminently I'M
fiji Tor occupation or settlement. The work for
next season will extend from Columbia river to
the Rocky Mountains
The amount subject 10 draft in the government
treasury at the eloseof last week was five millions
eight hundred thousand dollars. Receipts eight
hundred aud fifty Thousand. Drafts paid four
millions three hundred md fifty thousand. The
bulk uf the latter was on postoifce account.
Tho talk Of the town to-day bus been concerning
the Penns vlvnnan DcmC Convention. Lists
oidrlcght.s were telegraphed bither this morning,
aud speculation has been rife as to the preference
Of delegates for the presidential nominee. Tho
more experienced politicians think that events in
the future will go fur to control the actions OF the
decgatiun
Mr. King. first assistant postmaster has return
cd from New York. where he has been TO invcsti
gate the subject Of complaint against street letter
boxes 1t seems that those now in use are not re
gatdcd secure.
The next political movement in relation to the
mex. Presidential election is to 10 made by the
Union Wing aud American executive national
committee next Monday--when, it is sad, they
will meet for the purpose Of considering and Tx
nv the time ana pace Tor holding tbcr IA tohal
convention. Baltimore will probably be the place,
aud the time about the lst of May. Mr.. Bates,
who has Just been Nominated by the Missouri OPP
position, ~ the leading candidate for tho ro'ina.
ton Of this convention But it is int,uln,cd, III
some quarters. that any nomination will be oppo-
sed, rs likely to tend to favor the nomination of
Mr. Seward at Chicago. The friends Of Mr.. Bates
amoag the republicans depreeate his nomination
IN ndsance by the union purity rs 1t might preIu-
uiiee his chance for tho nomination mt Chicago
The propositions before the Senate for mnk,nS
nn appropriation to organize and call into service
thc regiment Of Texan Mounted Rangers. which
is provided for by existing law, will probably pn,s
that body. The committee on military nj airs will
p.plably report in favor OF it. espoc'all should
tne Executive recommend it, ns no ma do, but
has not yet done. 1T would seem to be go ID econ
omy In take such measures may sup press at
once the Disturbances N tho Texan from TIER, in
stead ol waiting Till they assume the char .cter of
War,
Next Wednesday wo may receive some tur.hcr
aud definite intelligence from Mexico as to Mia.
mons movements. Some Of tho friends of tho
.Ioarez government sIll think TINT Miriam ms oh.
jet i, to effect nmicable arrangement it'll tho
hofnlists, and unite his influence with them
against the church PARTY. He cannot cas- lily take
era cus unless there be treathcry on the part
oi those charged with it's defense.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-05
From tho Plains Death OF Mf

I TOM IHU HTNIHs JCutH OF IdtUoT NuIHC8
~. inrl4, March q Major Gaines. pit .ymnster
Of the thc mmy, dici ut Font Smith. ON he 18th
nlt., hom being thrown from buggy cli hit weeks
previously
In consequence Of some structures on tho in uh-
ordination existing in Utah Territory. 10 Editor
OF the Salt Lake Valley Inn has been denounced
by tie church authorities, and notified IVY the civil
o5e'als that they can no longer be sonsiblc for
hls safety.
TIN Arizona correspondent of the .Eepnblican
snys that plot to assassinatc Goy 'e uuierr aud
overthrow the liberal goyrrnmeat III NSonoru has
hccn discovered and frustrated.