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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-25

A UCTION sALE-BY' @, J. W. sMITH.--Pos-
Eighth and Accommodations -streets.--Wiii be- sold
AZ PUBLIC auction on MONDAY MORNING. May
2S at O'Clock, on the premises, that large and VAL
nable Lot on the corner Of Eighth and Accommoda-
ton streets, being liz feet front on Eiehth-etreet
and l2S feet front Accommodate street being
a triangular lot, and suitable for draymen, hack
man man or for row Of houses and Will be positively
Terms Of Sale-0ne- fourth cash, balance In one,
two and three years, with six per cent, interest.
d tt-Lc aHH o. j. W. SMITH, Auttioneer,
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a uOTIoN sALE-BY Q. J. ". M sm1Tn.-.rour

A UCTI0N SALE-BY C.J. W, SMIpH.--Four
N Good Brick Houses and Lots ON 0liver-street,i
sold at public auction, on MONDAY AFTERNOON,
MAY y, ht O'clock on the premses, four good two
&C., In each ho,ise, and finished In the best styIe
Each lot Il l6 feet front by vs. deep ON tho north
John and will be positively sOld 70 the highest bid
Terms of bale-One- half cash. balance In onsand
two years, with six per cont interest. ! -,.- :.
a, law. SMITH, Auctioneef,
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City News.

To ADvERTIsERs.-The DAILY Press circu-
lates more papers in Covington and New
port than all the other Cincinnati dailies
combined. This is q fact worth remember
ing when choosing medium for advertising.
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LOST.

S5T-COw- REwARD-ou Friday, nth
instant, a Young white,apdIe COW, more
Ns cut short. She looked like an or IN 'front.'
VS. near 70 having q calf Any person return
lT, or giving information TO the clerk Of the
'Jvroward. my26-at
II Al Third-stroet, a black and tan Terrier Pup.
lerson returning him TO the aboFo will be re-
5rdi. tcu my2i-b*
0T MEMORA NDUM BopKro Yesterday
4 u Iook, containing u list Of names In III The
A lewill be rewarded by leaving the same at No.
| SVest Fifth street. myA'bs
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4 pnfINTsrRAr0n,s -sALE nit nRII

a ARMINISTRATOR,S SALE OF REAL.
n EsTATE;IIn pursuence Of an order Of the Pro
bate Court OF Hamilton County, Ohio Twill offer al
public sale, On thu Ptemses In said county, on TUES
DAY the 18th day Of June, ls60, at 10 o'clock A. M
tho following real estate Of WILLIAM HALF, deceased
g VII; All thet piece or parcel. Of land 5ing In
htaamitSn County % being part Of section rs Town
ship 4 I'd fractional Range, In the Miami pufchasc,
and part OF the North quarter Of said section;
peRinningl AZ the Southwest corner OF said Halla
land-on which be now liyes-and running North
with his line forty poles; thence Mekt with Jonosa
line eight poles; thence south, parallel with the aEst
mentioned line, poles; thence East eight poles TO
the place OF beginning two aores of land
strict mSasnrei Icing the same land eeegrsyed 20
wife BY deed, bearing date NJ arch Z, ls5y. ~,
10 he sold subject 10 the WidQwa dover OF ~ per
year, ~ Rsaigned D. her. Appraised at $3.50. Id H.
Terms Of sale-One-thiid cash In hand; the 10,
mainder In equal slms at six and twelve months,
mortgage on the naonlises. y Jesse HILEA,
myi6-dW AdministFnt0r ofWm. Hall, decd
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Wright & Craighead, Anderson, Ind.
Miss Fannie Raymond, Glendale, q.
Gust Kramer, 81. Louis, Mo. .-
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HMAMIIT TON, OOUNTY pROnArE

FTAMILT0N5 q Q.UNyTiY n PROBATE
IN lC0gRT. Ltseorse IN: HAM and vile qVainlt
sic and John 7; Rfssls, Fosidshts 81 fhs above
cause, hereby l0ttd that on the I'd da9 ofAlay,
ing Tor the appQn nent q Trlatee TO taxa p5sset-
sion Of "a Lot on South aide of Or Ninth
WORTH . Bubdivisioh, Cincinnati ndhd hold the same
under the win Of Richard PAUL, deceased until Ann
Of twenty-five years. and for other relief Defendants
must answer ON or before the 9Th day of June, ls6O,
or In default, order will he demanded as prayed
for in said petition. w, u, PROBASCO, Atty.
Cincinnati, May 2, 1860. my6-dWs
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ll43 feet of ground by 6714 feet deep, on
York-street, Newport, KY, by J. Graft q Co.,
yesterday afternoon:
Lot No. ], "A feet, no, improvements, sold to
Frederick w. Slack at Sl5 per $50
Lot No. q 30 feet, with brick house, sold to
George w Fearons at SOL per foot.,...,..... I,i7g
Lot No. B. 81 feet sold to same at S3i per FOOT gs
Lot NO 26 feet sold 70 same at S3f per foot. s33
Total ,76O
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BOARD OF HEALTH-REcoRD OF DEATHs.-
The population Of the city of Cincinnati is
not far from $50, 900, but we will saw 22b. 600
which is sufficiently low. The number OF
deaths reported is usually largely under one
hundred per week; but making allowances
for those not reported, one hundred may be
regarded as about the weekly average during
the year. This estimate, taken in connec-
ton with the population, would make the
duration Of life in the city somewhat more
than torty-three years--or ten years longer
than the estimate for the world at large.
While our citizens should congratulate
themselves upon this fact, they ought not to
stop here. They should inquire whether IL
were not possible 10 reduce the present ratio
OF mortality, and extend still further the
average duration of life.
A large majority Of the deaths are induced
by causes over which city legislation or the
action Of Board of Health can exercise no
control; yet a number are indisputably the
result Of secondary or illegitimate causes,
which might by proper management, be pre-
vented. When skillful physician visits a
patient he at first endeavors to ascertain the
locality of the disease, then investigates its
nature, and lastly applies the remedy. Such
q method Of procedure would be not only of
benefit to the city, but is necessary if any ma
terial improvement is expected.
w thluh We COulu suggest plan, cheap
and simple, which would give an efficiency to
the health officers, which they have never yet
possessed. rr-
Let Council provide for complete and ac-
curate registration of deaths, to be reported
periodically, to be always open for the in
spection of the Board of Health; indeed, il
would be well to require that Board to exam
inc It at least once each week. This register
should contain the name, age, disease, and
residence of the deceased; distinguishing the
latter by street and number. A separate
book should be kept for each ward, in order
to facilitate investigation. By this means,
and knowing the population of each ward, it
will be easy to ascertain the particular loc&-
tiles where mortality is proportionately
greatest, as well as the nature of the prevail
ing disease; thereby pointing out the exact
spot that most demands the attention of the
officials.
lfatany time greater than the usual num-
Der OF deaths is reported in n particu-
lar place, it is safe to conclude, unless some
contagious disease prevail, which will be
shown by the record itself, that some cause
is operating there, which demands attention.
On visiting the infected locality, the inquiry
should be, first, Is the malady produced by
causes that are subject TO control? If this
question is answered affirmatively, investiga-
tons should be Immediately commenced, and
the proper remedy applied. a.a
A sanitary system founded upon these gen.
eral principles, would, we are convinced,
prove beneficial. The experiment would be
accompanied with little expense, and even
though unsuccessful, would, by directing at
tention to the matter, be productive of good.
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AN EXTRA SESSION OF THE MAssA AcHcmTTs
LEGIsLATURE.--lh view Of the alarming ex-
tension of'the cattle disease, and the need of
increased appropriations, Gov. Banks has de
cided to call an extra session of the Massa-
chusetts Legislature,
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A CHARLATAK ARREsTED-THE NoToRIoUs
DIR. EALING IN LIMBo.7A notorious person,
calling himself "Dr. ]. L. Il. Ealing, the
aurist,' was arrested in Washington b. o.,
recently, under provision in the act of in
corporation of the Medical Society of the
District Of Columbia, which disallows per-
sons from abroad to practice medicine or
surgery in the District unless such persons
have received diploma to that effect from
some recognized medical school. The Doc
tor stated, on his examination, that he was q
chiropodist, but he was held to bail in
81, 900; and as it appeared he had swindled a
good many persons there, he afterward hur-
ried away from the city in a close carriage.
VIoToRIA's GoJD SHUFF-Box FOR OUR IA
PANEsE MINIsTER.-The gold snuff-box ire
sented by Queen Victoria to Townsend Har-
ris, Consul to Japan, inlrecognition Of bis
services to the British Government, is now
on exhibition in New York. 1t is substan-
tial looking affair, two and q half inches wide
by about three and q hllf inches long, and
upon the top has the initials HV. R., in idia-
monds, set in d blue oval enamel, which is
also richly encircled with precious stones.
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NANTED..At the City Employment Agency,
ird floor one clerk, one teacher, one Young mar,
ith $50 to $780, as partner, TO ahest in pleasant
I'd profitable business also several yonag men for
, ol capital TO invest, seeking employment those
irwant Of clerks, porters, teachers any kind OF
tn at the Employment Agency, No. 30 Third.
seet, near Vine front room, up stairs, third floor
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WANTED-TO EXCHANGE-Yaluabl bust
nlip nnfy nd s I'LL yaes oi Leu,re,'
ntions or dry goode auitabie for Western trade.
Apply at No 1S Fast Fourth street for particulars,
al see Daguerreotype OF premises. ~ : mylSdt
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street, between Western-row and John, and ON
Richmond-street, between John and, M0und,--Wiii
be sold at public auction on TUESDAY AFTER
MOON, May 20, at o'clock, on the premises, that
valuable Lot, No. ID Ninth street, between West
ern-row and John. The lot is Il feet front By 100
deep and viii be sold in separate lots or together.
,ALs0nA, good three-story Brick House and Lot,
no, Do Richmond; street, between John and Mound.
room, gas &e and furnished in the best style. The
lot u % feet 'front.' BY lQ0deep Title perfect. Salo
positive. Terms made known at sale.
, q. j. W. SMITH, Auctioneer,
myZo akIl Nine -etreet
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METEoRoLoercAL OBsERvAr1oNs-B Henry
Ware, Optcian, NAV "a: :
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LETTERS DErArsED ToR WANT OF POSTAGE,
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AUCTION SALES.

A UCTIQN sALE-BY KELLOGG 4 WILL
n BIAMs, Sale rooms ~ and "a East Third
street %street;-THls h'Tidayl MORNING, May %, at sls
hand Parlor, Chamber, Dining room and once Fur
niture. q = -. = = I'N.-N'
ALS0-0ne new large Iron Safe Dodds A Co.
makers; one second hand Piano.
~ ,khLsm0.Plated Ware, Cutlery, and = variety Of
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FOR SALE.

ROR SALE-Ten beautiful Building Lots in
Burnets and Reeder's Subdivision, near the
aisman Orphan Asylum, AS on IIighland-ayenue; Each
male easy. SAMUEL K. skRGESf, "1 ''' ''''
No. 2 Apollo Building,
nl24-d Corner of fifth and Walnut.
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since jan l.- S2j,391,4oi S2i,pj,5Ig S32, 222
Tuesdays New York Monetary matters are thus
mentioned in Wednesdays Times: haf
In the Money Market to-day we hear Of discounts
sixty days prime acceptances, at per cent? longer
dates of the same approved class are quoted at 56
per cent, although the rates at Bank are called 66n7
per cent. The Stock Brokers paying, generally,
: per cent. on temporary loan, to private lenders
aud sac per cent at Bank. Tie general tone of the
market continues easy. For the Cunard steamer
Tomorrow fair business has been done in Exchange
at l0gA on London, the same as for the preyious
mail Several Of the standard drawers call the rate
l099tt1 l09ai, but supply Of Southern and Canada
Bank bills with City Bank ndorsement, has chiefly
supplied the market for this steamer at the inside
figure, and In some instances at sixteenth less No
change on Paris; the quotation, f5.llJ6df.5.I .I3l.
There is light demand for Bullion for export. The
Asia takes out only Sl2O,OO0.
The aggregates Of last weeks Boston Bank state
ment are as follows; ft .G... -.' .ff ..5
hptal Stock $50, ,5sl, 200
Ieails anu Ol,T2i,6n0
npeei b,9gWN
Duc from otnef b,2i2,WN
Due TO other 9,lgS,0O0
,hk
Wednesdays Tribune gives this account of the
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"ANTED-AN INFANT-To raiso, by q lady
w who can give good reference. The parent
&c will be kept strict secret II required. Address
'URSE, at this office. rny22-ht
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TIrflIU4 4
20 iuiiho ,g1gd
,inssgTq Geod sd
So oivIas rs dJiw
"a 500 ssan1 $40
Iwof na ISW9
.nnglssi fnfsg'o
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WANTED-A SITUATI0N--By married man,
" as salesman or porter, In awholesale or retail
ore. Can speak and write the German, Spanish,
-ench and Englsh languages. Good reference
ven. Address j. b.. p, at this office. my2O-ft
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COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS.
Monetary aud CommrreiaI.


Monetary matters were rather quiet yester-
day, they often are on Thursday, and little ocl
CURED in tho banking quarter To ruc lts tranouil-
ity. The demand for Money was not sclareo asi
had beon during the two previous days hut stfI n
very fair and nearly equal TO tho LIspos,tio o.
the regular Houses to accommodate customers. Tbs
outside inquiry for loans quite small and very
few pieces Of passabe Paper in the street
We quote, before approved names at the Discount
houses at iOa ~ per cent. l 1fi in 100
Tho frmness Of Eastern Exchange remained updI-
eept baltimore, and drawing as heretofore at i pre-
More Inquiry was made for Gold; But no one cared
TO buy AZ over h and all dealers willing to sell
New Orleans Sight Exchange was dull, and IN
Iime-draits on the East and South nothing was
whatever. f
Flour continued heavy yesterday, and the market
ing liOO barrels at IS 355 % for superne; 81 10 or
choice superh1e, and IS es@5 % for extra. Whisky
active than on Wednesday, ,l6O barrels selling at
sIstss ne latter for wagon Proylsops were
900 barrels changing hands at sl7 co. Bacon firm AZ
~ and gAc Shoulders held at 7Ee;, which was
largely at 62ic. for loose shouiders and one for
packed while medium Sides were disposed at sac;
lle with numerous buyers at that figure. Groceries
syinced no change q eonssquencc Wheat continued
aull the highest prices offered for prime white being
30, and for prime red 81 p per lushel Corn aud
Obis were neaVy, ana the latter shade lower. Rye
and Barley remained steady. Hay, Butter and Po-
tatoes were dull, and Cheese steady, with the de.
mand equal to the supply. '-- ~
The Imports and Exports Of various articles during
the twenty-four hours ending yesterday noon were:
Inport,-Apples, =; bril-; Barley, ,lsg bushels; But
ter, $40 pkgsi Candles : bxs; Corn 703 bus Cheese
92 boxes; Coffee, bags; Flour, 2,gi5 brls. Hay,
W bales; Hogs, 800 headi Lard, I brls and = kegs;
molass . lS8 brls.; Malt 200 bush Oats, zl63 bush
Pork and Bacon, hhds., tiorces, = barrels, 3
boy, aud 2,7s2 pounds Potatoes, l,5G2 brs.; Sugar
buds; salt, l,O57 barrels; Wheat, 1904 bushels
Whisky, ,2g6 barrels,
Erports-Apples, : brls; Barley $50 bushels; But
ter, l23 pkgs; Candles, 81 boxes; Corn, 50 bushels
Cheese l6S boxes Coffee IA bags; Flour, llO brls
Hay, bales Hogs s0I head; Lard, 10 brls, kegs
Molasses, ~ brls Malt, BUSH Oats, bush; Pork
and Bacont lH bhds., leo tierces, Go barrels "
boxes, and : pounds Potatoes, s6l barrels; Sugar,
1907 barrels. = -
The followingis comparative statement Of exports
exclusive ofspecie) from New York to foreign ports
for the past week and since Jan. I; ..'fe 10
1S5S. 1859. 1850.
For the week....... Sl,2sO,sls Sl,3s3376 sIh3GIl9
Prev, reported."." 22,ll6,6B 23,a3j,2Oo 3O6gl,iO3
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NANTED-A PARTNER-With cash capital
" Of eight hundred or a thousand dollars, to en-
go in manufacturing business. Sells, readily;
ofts three hundred per cent. Address A b., Box
I53, Postoiice. myIS.avs 7,
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frAaorE WHoJ
hoAFAsQ uhr
1tETf truof
1854 4t rui
haay4i 0!irG
gomalIlaoo All
b 8d1lo EHnalsy
on 60 Eloibl,s
adf so gpHnlal
osnworo ssai19'
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"ANTED-SITUA ON--By q Competent
w person, a situation AS Engineer. Has had
Dng experience, and can give good references. Ad-
Iress H., at this office. = uf'Ti HIl my22-bF
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W small boy and girl, in the central part Of the
lty. Address Box 2,245, Postofice, stating terms,
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LOR SALE-A HOUSE AND LOT-The house
II contains six rooms, summer shed and kitchen
yqant, cistern, gas and all in good order Inquire
lit III Laurel-street my25-ds
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-26

NE Jt"ES RIVER AND N,wuA CoxPANY.-
III '"e u9nse OF Delegates on Friday, among nu-
nerous hills reported from the Senate. was the
House bill to amend tho charter of the Jumes
h'ver and kanawha Company. with certain
amendments.
Mr.. Anderson moved that the House concur in
Tie amendments.
ar. ",lsnn moved the indefinite postponeMen,
ct me subject, ON which the ayes and noes were
demanded; and the vote being thus taken, result
ci-nyes Is. noes 6s. The amendments were
then concnrrci in. seriafim. and Mr.. Andersen
was requested tn communicate the same to the
Senate.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-26

SaNr tn JMt.-fayete Winters. free negro.
employed at the tolaco factory ol Messrs Nlen
\ Winiree. having been sprceinG rather freely tor
several day, and thereby deporlins himself in
n rather rude manner, tnr which indiscrc'i"n his
ayrrscer thra,hei him. was before the Mayor Sat
nr,av. char .rl with having threatened In burn
down iii. establishment in which he had been
working The Mayor ordered him to give
sity in the sum III $500 f. r his future good brha-
,ior. but the security not being forthcoming, lie
was scn' to Jail.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-26
CITY AND STATE aFFAIks.

SENT 0S.-Jonn y brsen, eha gid with stab
bing Mr. James Bradshaw at the Cabeil u use
last winter, whose examination has been deferred
ill this time, in consequence of inability OF Mr..
b. to appear. hal preliminary trial before the
Mayor on Saturday last. lie was sent on f,r fur
Their trial at the next term Of the Hastings Court
and il default of bail was committed to jail. As
We published tho circumstances in connection
Gi,l the affair { the time OF it's occurrence. We
.,cem IL nnnecessarv to give them ngnln.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-26

EXPENSE OF LIGu TING TIE CRY. From the an
nual renort Of the Committee on Lights, made
to the Council at its regular meeting On Fri
day last, we gather the suljoincd The Commit
tee report that they have recently ordered the
erection of six addition al lamps. and that the
snne will be ready for Lighting on the lst of APP
ril. The number of nublc lamps at that date
will lac ffty-six. The increased exnrnse
incurred by the erection oil those recently
or Tered, will be about $40 Per annnm. Tie
whole expense Of Lighting The city, exclusive of
cost of erecting the lamps and the nece, snry re-
pairs will be about S2,240 per annum. The re
ccpts and dshurscm ents Of the Light Committee
for the year enling March 22l were a. follows:
Receipts 81 ,543.lj; Expenditures 81 $3.50; Ba-
lance Sl436
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-26
City Elootions-

pursuance Of resolution of city Iunncil hereby
give nair. 10 the legal waters Of the Guy nf Iynrhbnrg
TINT the anhm election for the city Officers viii be held the
FESr TUESDAY IN APRIL neat ~ Friends Warehouse In
Lunch Ward, aud nj Planters Warehouse In Henry War for
members tn lily Council, members II the Court Of lust
ug. Mayor, Sergeant High Constable, Master of Police. CONT
mton,r aud Assr-s OF the Revenue, surveyor Of the Guy
mud oS, Of lhr lour.
further CIV. neiee thai Fayec IT, Adams, John A. Tan
ncr James + Payne, anmu,i H. Mckinney mud Timothy
Fletcher oi lynch Nal. md Samuel W. shrttun VIM r. I'm
iru los II rleps james ". Booker nud j. Osnrne Thy
ur, 81 lcnrl Nafd appointed Commissioner slperin.
,ud and samuel u. iuinhnugh, Of lynch Warl mud Gran
Nt "tan o Horny Mar app onLcd officers Ia conduct
raid election. JAS. -. WILLIAMS,
NH la.iItw Clerk hf tlly Council
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-26
MARRIED.

Al the residence of the brides father on We'd.
nrsiay afternoon, the 18th instant, by Rev. c. c.
Chaplin, Captain JAMES COLEMAN LUCK and Miss
MARY LOVE- WlMBisn. all Of pittsylvana county.
In Milton, North Carolina. on tho 5th ultimo,
by \. NJ. Lewis, Esp, Captain JORDAN l.. INGRAM
and Miss EtlzA c. SPARROW, of Pittsylvania
county.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-26

TIE TRANkLIN TRIALS. We make The snlioinci
extract from II let err, written ut Franklin Court
House. Thursday night, ard addressed to mcr-
cant in this iy. The writer says:
They have not finished the examination Of
Cap. Whether. &c.; have bcel engaged seven day;
finished the testimony yesterday morning. SIX q!
the counsel have already argued the case, each
speaking about three hours Mr.. Fhurnoy speak,
in the morning, and will he followed by Maj Gar
land who will close for the Conmonm enlth All
the speeches have been very able. cannot tell,
but am hound to think they will be discharged,
aud public sentiment, far as am able to nd &c,
is in favor Of the Witchers."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-26

FLAG PaEsENrArIoN.--Th flag recently ordered
bv the ladies If dis city Tor the "ilome Guard
viii be presented t, the company on Friday ali err
mon next at the College grounds. a. NJ. Tribl"
Esu will deliver the present ,iin speech. Thc 9th
ar military companies If the city will be in AZ
tendance, fully oquippc and uniformed The ne
casion will, doubtless, he an Interest: < one.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-26

VINO Can BEAT TuEM.-A lady friend, of ibis
paee, sent to of6ce f,w days ago a couple OF
Shanghai Hen Eggs which in point Of size str
pass anything Of the kind we ever seen. Thy
measure. each. seren and quarter inches, length
w'se, and sie and eighth inches. crosswise
Both Eggs were laid by the same Hen, and are Of
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-26

We invite attention to the advertisement of the
new Lvnchburg FIRE, Marine, and Life Insurance
Company Thi' organization starts undtr highly
favorable auspices and h rs connected with it some
af the first LuisHcss r.cn Of the city.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-26

Judge john b. Clnptou, II the Williamsburg
judicial District, whose death was noticed in the
Richmond Iapcrs n lew DAYS since is not dead as
reported, | ut in excellent health.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-26
DIED.

In Patrick county, Nirgiuia, on the 10th instant,
in the 33l year ol her aye, Mrs. MARY l.. lIANRy,
wife Of DR.. John A. Handy, and daughter Of DR..
Thomas NJ. Clark.