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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-07

NAYLOR'S CAST STEEL.
WE have Just received, Of direct Importation large and
w complete assortment Of MAYORS and Marshas best cast
steel, consisting Of
Square assorted from ~ to az inches
0ctagon hto1k
Round Machinery assorted from u To ~ inches
Double shear steel assorted; all sizes
Mil Pick cast steel
Patent Hammer steel
Granite Wedge
To which were spectfuy attention Of Granite Work
and purchasers generally For sale at lowest rates By
B. 4 @. DONNAN.
mayl w. Street.
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RAILROADS, &C.

TNxPEDITIOUS. COmFORTA- EIpzHzzzz1
IL BILE AND MOST ECONOMICAL R0UTEro GRxX2S
Jnr VIRGINIA SPRINGS VIA TIE RIcHM0AD = DANvfLLE,
sOUTB-sI y, AND VIRGINIA TENNESSEE RAILROADS AND
OPPOSITION LINES or STAGES nurng 70 the traveller ample
room, attention and l,v fares
Boac Depot thence By opposition lines Of Stages 70 The
Springs and 10 the 6reenbrier White Sulphur " %
ing 20 10 the 90 40 the Greenber White Sulphur
springs There also oPpo,ion ses q Stages running from
Salem Red sulphur Springs and line Of
stages Montgomery white Sulphur Springs via the Noun
Salt sulphur Springs to the Greenbrer White Sui
phur Springs.
For 5oners Springs purchase tickets Bonsa,ks D'pO price
$500.
pot, price $40
For Allegheny Springs, purchase tickets to shawsvie price
ssO5
For Montgomery white Sulphur Springs purchase tickets 70 Big
For Yellow Sulphur Springs purchase tickets TO chsansburg
Depot, price S.
Ror Bed Sulphur Springs purchase tickets 10 Dublin Depot
K H. GILL,
ieo9-d3m Gtnr sup't Va Tenn K r.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
- sssElsss - 81 g 80 y

@F - g q - ssz5
Mail and Passenger Train,
EAvE Richmond daily $50 A. M for saunton and DAT
y Except Sundays JActsons River and intermediate
stations Connecting with the Orange ana Assan-
Railroad Alexandria and intermediate Stations and at
Charlottesville with their trains for Lynchburg and points Weso
that place
Harman and companys Stages connect with the train
Goshen for Lexington Mboro for the Rock Alum, Bath
Ap Warm and Healing Springs and at Jacksons River
or the Sweet Sweet and White Sulphur Springs Levisburg
kc
FOR sbngs Springs passengers take the Stage at Stanton
RETURNING,
The mall passenger Jackson River daily lex
ctpt sundays) at315 p NJ
tTThrough Tickets Rockbrdge and Bath Alum Warm
Hot Healing white Sulphur and Sweet SPRING., Lexington Lewis
sbure &c for Lynchburg Bristol Knoxville, Chata.
nooga Nashville Huntsville Memphis, New Orleans and all
important In the SOUTHWEST, to be procured at the
TIOa DODAMEAD,
IeI4 General superinie ndent
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SUnuEIi SCHEDULES
SUnNEi. AMKANs. nEN1. On -

GUNNER AkkANGt MEM ON
- JAMES RIvER IuR OLD POINT, PORTS uls..slLilEA
MOUTH AND NORFOLK.-rne Steamers GLkN cow and Gus
PECK have bsen put In rst rats order and vii run 10 tn
above places
me az N COVE Capt VIM Carter viii leave As wharf a.
Rocket regularly every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY
oraas 0oes Psessy and esasn gsea alternate days
sunday Ayng the wharf at NORFOLK a. ire hour
oc1ck "a AMI touch all The regular land the river
going md returning
Fs CURTIS PICK Cap, O Clifford, being neatly htted
bers vi leave he whuf az Rockets SAL JkDal
evening O'Clock ani stu n leaving the ~ha az NOkfOLh
ss-ry NDAY eycnag O'Clock, aat regularly every IL -
DAY THURSDAY evenings, az oeocE and return each a
trruafs day, a. the sane hour, 4 ocl1ck
Going doSn the Curtis Psez VII .olsA City Point Wcoxs
Ci.emont Grove wharf Old Poat Porsm1ut1 aad Norfolk
s.urnn ortsnou.h Old Point Roek wharf Grove, DlArdS
Clrmoat Wucox City Point and arrive a. Richmond about
o'clock. Monday morulag
Pssgs for the Saturday trip and return next evening meas
inclu led, tt5o.
Psssaze regular trips either boat Old Point Pornouh
Norfolk ~ MsAsequAl any given boAt-5o cent
e-ch
Eg-Freisht taken As usual
is22-u r o. HAskiNa
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HECTOR DAVIS, Aucti.
DIR. j. y. ROSE,

TyVRRY TNTELLICENT AND THINK IN0
H
houS hsI, "a nv veil tss.a N
~ hsnds ~ pbvsIeIsn mr. Ro.s hss
nc manu- ". M ~ :, ose, n.'
ADVtsa ,ons u J , ~ Al - ~ =,
Ano us Iemsies lss seu W VI
performed me most cure mere .na
Uh - b HOsEs $500 ohANT oh COCSh
shhCf. N Ian, NJ,
FOR CoNsumpnon COWS, IoIgss AslaMd nF'tnng 0iood'
bronchHss, ana az Dtseaeesg We L.hys.
This syrup having stood the tsst many yea
'emedy Tor Irritation or OF me Lung In,oa 81 bron
ems Aeknoueugrao " an 70 &c rsnleu ehey 70
other Known cempouns used or the renei ana TACTICAL cure
Of Coughs and Consumption
In compromising Cough syrup Tor general inc
physician should cor1pe-
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HOMEMADE FURNITURE.
BELVIN h ATKINSON

COR R UGATED WROUGHT IRON AND
~ WIRE RAIfINGtSecured by Letters Patent Admirably
adapted enclosing Public Grounds Cemetee Balconys Cot
tages &C. Sheep or Hurdle, Patent Wire saekng Bead
seads with every variety Of Folding Iron Besdeads and Iron
Furniture Patent Wire Goal screens Ore Sand and Gravel
Screens Wire Netting for Mosquito sheep Poultry and other
purposes Wire Summer Houses Fancy Wire Work In great va
riety, for Gardens, &C.
NJ WALKER SONS, Manufacturers,
No SIS Market, n Sixth Ureet, Phisdephia
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A DAMANTINR OANDLEs.-iOoeb boxes, for sale low
q i.os . I,0'' ''h'sn~'A' rARDY 4 wILLIAMs,
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H sIiepeRs OF FRIGHT s FOR ALL Al ga ~ ~ ~
STATIONS TIE DIFFERENT RAILROADS WEST OF LfNCh-
BRj You are required to eonsgnmens OF every
description plainly with paint brfh brand, the weight o.
each package the name OF the congaee or uaonu @n
the point OF deslnatlon
The tickets spsc weight Of package separately
and correspond fully the Marks otherwise they viii not be
received for transportation. j. sAMPsOn,
ie2-dlm GenT Freight Agent, X. a d. r. l.
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BRAND CUTTING.
yHE having removed his shop under the TOBAC
EXCHANGE, 18th and Cary sts begs leave TO In
and the Public generally that he now stu
all work whch he may be favored th In
workmanke and at pos ible notice IL
YOU want Brand for Tobacco Flour Machineyor
other articles send In ORDERS and
the most reasonable terms, and guaran
10 give you entire Subtraction
Also fne lot Of Branding Brushes Kew Checks Brass Letters
40 A T. GRAHAM, Brand Cutter,
Under Tobacco Exchange
Cor 18Th Cary sts. Richmond, Va
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OLD DOMINION INSURANCE COMPANY
" Capital t2OO,OOi
Post fgsoe.
This Company ted 10 receive applications Tor flkk
AND MARINE INSURANCE on favorable terms.
Cab. wortham, John u. Greanor,
John Finders, Geo. s. Palmer,
sAml NJ Price, Vim 8. Triplett,
h. y. Ladd, 3 c. Tardy,
Jno Stewart Walker, VIM Currie,
Luther r. Spllman, Jas. X Crenshav,
Peter @ warwick John ~ Williams,
Jas s. Kent Mark Dovney,
Horace p Edmond Thos Jones.
Jas w. Talbot, Edwin A. smlth,
Griffin d. Davenport Ro. A. Paine,
Geo. w. YAneey, 10 D. williams,
Jos prummel VIM p. Ragland,
VIM. Brent, Henry q CAbel,
Ro. II. Maurey Geo W. Royster .
ISAAC DAVENPORT, ia, President.
CHLs T. woBTHkN, secy. ma25-u
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4 =. SIEAM Snip ANOKE, H$d6
4. Dor NE~ lOBH-rhe steamer Roanoke Sa.slsAS.
morning ENcuoz tickets issued aud return by
esr o. ne steamers state rooms and meals Included for tie
plssrs TO N-u York meals and room Included go
passage IS Pasigs to Norfolk same as BY the liver
F. received to-day, saturday consguees requested
sc tr boston a,eu Al moderate rates and 70 vardsd with
ds2lg;sh ,..-,,,..,,.
J5-u LUDLAM WATSON
"a. FOR FHILADELPHIA.-TheA No stsau.sh
80 VIRGINIA, opt kelley, s ready TO receive
g5f viii leave Monday, gth Inst at &C ock A. "a
For ss9, or Pas,.s having ace 0 ssSs sPPy 70 The
Rockets or 100 Mins., from 10 5P. "
Boston freight taken through sy steam - reduced rates and
INOR RALTIuOHE.-rhe steamer GEO r.
II PEABODY, Captain hch'd Sriehard, Fu re- szs-zsss-
Ss's, ,,, 20 ~ y, - ~ ~, % y, -
Baltimore low rates uih greater dispatch easugrs vii
Tickets procured either Office Shockoe slip steam
rfs' sharyrs g6-a DAVID WA CURRlE
sNOEs NEW YORK.--FIEsr yEssEL-R RICHMOND L.
n axp NKW NoEE LISE Tse superior fAit go
Ealing schooner CALICO" Capt Alexander Smith, having
poron o. Der cargo engaged and going beard will have quick
despatch For balance u freight Apply g. ,,, ,-,,,r
ls31- bA1lp WI ~
NOR BOSTON-FIRST TESSEL-The regular IL
II Paekstsc-r WESTERN, Capt A. Ncktrscn, having .&,
portion % her engaged and going board VII have quick
'I ~. 10 ''''-'' "'''-' '''' DAWN CURRrE
V,NUCRSION To OLD POINT. -
IA PORrs 4uUru AND NORFOLk-r The steam -s,s1s1E1I
sf Urls PAA SApI = eiaofa' R,.s ~ IN s W
DAY EvENtNG next z3l lest (and regularly SATURDAY
shl :, Rocket, Al o'clock ~ arrlvsat Point Y
O'Clock thence Portsmouth and Norfolk and return the next
evening SUNDAY leaving Norfolk At oeock touch A. Ports
and Old Point and arrive al hiehnoad about O'Clock
return tneais Inc.hded) at5O.
sDr-N5 freight taken on the Excursion Trip.
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NORFOLK OLD POINT COMFORT AND HAMPTON.

rsszs-,. riii5z.s...1 tfs.is..3 Ess--I kxssz .Ez4
ES1SsT sS,. an Orc. IzaSst
NuRoUGH ~ hours 10 Norfolk and in six hours TO Old
II Point, from Richmond -
The most comfortable and expeditions route between Rich
mond place the Richmond AID Petersburg
Road Petersburg the Norfolk and Petersburg koad
TO Norfolk thence by steamers to Old Point and Hampton
Leave Richmond at 9s5 p ~ reach Norfolk at $780, Old
Point at S:i5 r. NJ 49,
For OF fish VIII be pro
yided on the boat, between Norfolk and Old Point
Prom Point leaves at $780, A. NJ and connects
with the ears Norf k which leave at p NJ reaching Rich
passengers dining the boat while between Old
Point and Norfolk. H. WinNE
lit IL. H.
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pvsentsry, DIarrhaa, Relax, Worms.

From Or. j. G. Green Of Catrdgo
Your Pills have had a long trial in my practice and
bo fbcn In cstem as one OF the best gpcrlcnts have
vr found Their Alternative effect upon the liver makes
them an excellent remedy when given IN small doses ior
biiilns s'fs,ai,ry and dirrrheg Their art1atms
Of. chi
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-07
VIR GIN | A S P R IN e S.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
FOR THE
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD!
@M fsl q -

~ ~ sS{szsS% Xk.etxEY g1E@.kfe xsfz,@izstse
IMPROVED FOR 1861
WITH LITTLE OR NO NIGHT TRAVEL COMPARED WITH
OTHER LINES.
THIS WELL KNOWN ROUTE,
RICHMOND AND STANTON
TO THE
VIRGINIA SPRIN GS,
Offers O. IL Year Improved Comfort by Redu-
cling the night Travel in stuge.; which,
added 10 thc gri alter safety OF the
Rail ms well rs the stag. part
of Ihis Line, cOmmrn ds IL
all pleasurc-seekcrs Hs wei AN invahos.
THIRTY MILES OF STAG NG OVER FINE TURNPIKEs TO
THE WHITE suLPHUR sPklNGsl
AGAINST
sIXIY.POUR Mills STAGING OVER ROUGH ROADS BY
ANY OTHER ROUTE
MORE COMFORT AND QUICKER TIME
PASSENGERS Richmond co. A. ~ dlae at staunton
terminus Of the Railroad by 5 reach Cal
Ashan CbrAed Stand by p NJ and leaving after Breakfast
White Sulphur Sweet Spring. by 2 NJ second
being i've hours In advance OF ether ine
party unite In requesting It, they will have the prye;e
leaving Ia time TO arrive at the Springs TO akis
These going the Rockbrdfe Alum saith Alum Warm springs
take the Stages Mborough Depot where they arrive al $50 p
those Springs respectively 10 the same d
g.ing Hot Hea ing Springs stay all night at the
and leave there next morning TO arrive at the
Hot or Healing breakfast Passengers for shngs Springs
take the auon Those for Rockbdge Bath Goshen,
arriving at each place respectively 70 supper.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-07

BLOWS FOR FALL0WING--, a.
Il CULITvATORS AND HARROWs FOk C>VS
PUTTING IN wlIEAT.-Beieving that lha1e Y.{3>--~-
In my NEW PL0W the best Flow In use, -, s1-, -
Ike this the Farmers and Planters viii e
and they not better than those they no,
they can them 10 after trying OF enAse
- FF" p II. sTARKE, No. 50 Main st.,
Too doors above stChArles Hotel
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Fire Insurance, Marine insurance.

Fire, Life and Marine Insurance.
yp,HE RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION with capital and
surplus ofueay $3.50, 200, prepared 10 Issue policies
the above descriptions Of risks on rs reasonable terms as any
patronage public Applications will be received al the Of
Ace No S 9th east corner Main and i Streets where the
officers will cheerfrlly give any information required.
All Losses promptly and literally adjusted.
DIRECTORS:
Chn T Wortham John H. Claiborne,
Vim. Q. Tompkins, RobertM burton,
John J. Wilson, Ihos A. kust
Alex Garrett, Geo N dwathmey,
John T sublett. rrs. J. Barns
DAVID oURRIE Prest
Ro,rR- A Toxpxrxs secy seas
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SASH, BLINDS AND DOORS.

SAVING AND TURNING.
E1EE Oldest Establishment Richmond where may be be ha
the above articles, On perfection al me shortest hoSs
Rns eonhden OF giving ente satisfaction, the subscriber son
s as heretofore public patronage Having recently added
cabinet and carpenters Turning his business the public can nov
ave their work or delay Give me CAL
'"St 4, MILES AMBLER, Mayo street.
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AYERS
CATHARTIC
PILLS.

Are you sick, feeble, and com
planning! Are you out Of order,
with your system dcranged, and
your feelings uncomfortable:
These symptoms are often the
prelude 10 81 rious Illness. Some
lii Of sickness Is creeping upon
YOU, and should b. ayerted by a
timely use Of the right remedy.
Take Ayers Pills, and cleanse
out the disOr,iercd humors-pu-
rifv the blood, and let the fluids
move ON unObstructed in health
again. They stimulate the func-
tions OF the body into vigorous
activity, purify the system from
the Instructions which make
disease. A cold settles some
where in the body, and obstruets
sssaarH NrWaANN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-07

v-sRA LING ARS-The for preserving frun
Sstband The question best be douss We an
,Ter nv u,Ing the oyhraed wLLoUGHBY sELFsEALNG CAN
This Can IL con The simplest possible and can
be unds ood By momer t time Ga. and examine
thfm at sIEbbiNs ro.
mail i"i htueo seeee
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-07
Dxsprpsla. Impurity OF the Blood.

From Rer. T. D. Hines, Pastor Of AdreRf thHrca Hosto'
DR. AVER: have used your Pills with extraordinary
ss In INV family aud among those am called 10 Nslt
A, DISTRESS To regulate the organs OF digestion ana
puriv the blood, they the very best remedy nave
ever known, aud l can confidently recommend them 10
my friends. Yours, d. v hlAlho'
WARSAW Wyoming Co, v " Oct =, l>l1.
DEAR StE: ann using your Cathartc Pills IN my prac-
t an find thcm an excellent purgatiye TO cleanse The
.ysrsy, anil y,,rifg the CONTAINS OF The biood
>! ''e- ~ IDUN q. MEACuAM, VI. ID.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-07

Dr,p RIO. AVER: I cannot answer you irhGt com
plants have Cared with your Pills better than 10 say
an that treat trh purgIfire mdtcne blase
Contest with disease and believing as do that your iils
Afford Us the best have, OF course value them hShy'
PtrrSnuRG, Pa, May !, ISIS.
DR.. c. AVER Sir; have been repeatedly cured OF
the worst hsiRhs any body have by dose or Two
OF vour Pills. IL arise nom ioul stomach
which they cleanse at once - ,,-,,,
Yours with great respect, ED. W PREBLE,
Clerk ef Steamer Clarion.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-07

- IS usrces prime Rice
900 bbb. prime New Orleans Molassa
30 bbh "Nev York" Hyrup
1000 Sides sole Leather
90 pku Green and Black Tea, (soms prms1
900 baEs Ginger, Pepper and Rpics
20 bsles Gloves and Cinnamon
800 bxs. Glass; 90 hbis. Tanners' OIL
200 bxsL Stalls Extra" and Rosin Soap
900 Brooms 800 do. Buckets
1000 Letter Gap and Wrapping Paper
200 bales Candlewct and Tvne, for sale the hahs
Low [fe2s-t1 uNsL1Y, TARDY WILLIAM
~ KRP COOL i-CoHTINENTAL REYRIGERATORs-Ths
IN article made and warranted 70 give sasfaeon
Mssseu' Ice Cream Yreefas. Call and examine them
apo sTEBBINs PULtEH, 10i Broad Il.
WINDOW GLASs.-A complete dres Of
w French window Gass Putty white Lead, Colors k
sale low By ". PETERSON Co, Druggist,
. WA @ ths Main ssrssx
10 Ohs=ws ODER 70 purchaser. large sssortnens 81 n
III wells Wedding Hoes assorted from No. 70 also, billing
Hoes from s. ase, Planters Cast Steel Hoe superor
article also, Garden Hoes and Rsfes. Bay ssd Manure
GHAlN CRADLKs..weh have In store and for .ais
" ey Of I've fingered Cradles Of the most approved ster
M 9rsntt wedge and Brace. complete With best Bsd-
Also Dutch Boy aud Neg fork Psena Also, Grass Grain sn6
Clover eeytAa end maths escorted sses ADD qualites
~ NTH, RHopu 4 o., Pssslk
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NOR ROSTON-FIRST TESSEL-The regular <sSs-
II Packet WESrSRN, Capt A. Nick,rson, having .4
portion cargo engaged and going board vii have quick
dispatch FoF balance Of frsishi, apply to -. -.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-07

From Dr. Z. ". Crrf,cright, Ne'o Orleans
Your Pills are the prince OF purgcs Their excellent
ou1lifcs snrpass cathartic possess Ihey 1re
m but very certain and eectual In their action on tne
bowels which makes them invaluable to US IN the uy
treatment OF disease.
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- FOR rHILADELPHIA.-
- L-----u l. L. L !

NOR NEW NORk.--FlESr NESSAL R,cr0nND -
n NoEE LISE PA, rle superior fast .-AE
sailing schooner CALICO" Capt Alexander Smith, having
portion o. cargo engaged and going beard will have quick
lssl- DAVID Z WM cURRtE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-29

AN important measure larird hv holm
ted States Sena.e on Monday last. A bill pasIs9.
whish provides Tor the sAe the S,ates Of al the
susplus arms q he sossnment By which mems.
wssdouht not, virginia could purchase, at rates
very far below what Il will eos, her n mnnufac
tire. all the arms she can possibly need. We
firmly believe-and our opinion il based upon
some considerable observation and know ledge Of
the manner in which public establishments Of the
kind are conducted-that the arms which we pro-
pose to manufacture will cost the State three or
four times as much as If we were to purchase ~
the general government. Nor will they he
better, for the greatest and exaeness is exer
cised over oil the work turned out by the National
Armores. The Legislature, therefore, could not
do better thing than to repeal the act establish
ing mandatory Of arms. and continue tie ar
mory simply for The purpose of preserving. and
repairing. when necessary. the arms owned by the
State. Otherwise, the armory will be constant
aud unnecessary drain upon the resources ii the
State and. after large and useless expenditure
will, In all probability DO abandoned by the next
Legislature. We have not the most remote IDEA.
that il will or can be maintained in state Of eff.
cheney much longer than the panic which gave it
being, shall last.
Another feature of the bill, to which We refer
red. as having passed tho Senate provides for the
restoration of the military supervision of the M
tonal Ar,nories.
These establishments are committed chiefly to
the control of the Ordnance Bureau, and were.
for q long time presided over by officers de-
tailed for that service. In an evil hour, th,s sys
TEN was changed by Congress, chiefly through
the insirumentality Of Charles James Faulkner
and N. y. Banks. and mere politicians appoint
ed to take charge Of them. For II long time, sub
sequcntly. the armory Mt IIarper's Ferry was 90
yerned more by the then member of Congress for
that District, tbnn by anybody else.
1t gives US pleasure. however, to sny that the
present superintendent, Mr.. Barbour. positively
refused to nll,w political considerations to have
any influence upon his conduct. and gave the op.
craives to understand that they were Tree to vote
for whomsocvei they chose and the result was
mn honorable expntraton Of the present exile nj
the Court Of St Cloud.
But, TO remove these establishments entirely
beyond the reach Of political influences, and nam.
tain them in high state Of eff tiency; experience
has demonstrated that they do better under the
supervision Of military man. We therefore,
hope that the bill will pass the llouse oi Repre-
senatiycs and become law
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-29

ANOTHER DIAMOND WEDDING DrELIN PRosrrcr
Itis runored, apparently on god authority.
TINT Ieutrnnn, Bartlett. the farther in-lnw II
Senior Owe 10. who was for some time prominent
" before the public IN connection with the wed
dirg Of his daughter aud the affair Of honor with
Mr. Stcdmun. hns been so highly ,nernscl hN II
recent article in the Home J.ufHai that he has dc
mandcd satisfaction.
1t seems that the article in question was with 70
ference to the reported engagement md approach.
ing nuptinls of distinguished foreigner in which
the hope was expressed that the approaching wed,
ding would not be such an affair rs the innuu-
diamond wedding, aud an adjective was applied Ia
the Inter by no means complimentary.
1t is said that Mr.. Bartlett. reading the n
tclc IN question went to the ,l e 81 tue oiIcnhng
journal in high state If excitement aud oucouu
tcrng the editor. nsked nm exrlanafon; but no'
receiving m apology. declared TINT he vault de-
mand immediate satisfaction, and went oil III high
dudgcon.
When our informant last heard Of the Licu,rn
ant he was in search Of friend aud it is probable
that hostile message had already been sent t.
ihe quiet sanctum Of tho JoTnai-N Y. Hs'
PAN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-29

Wa caanof nore eHcctaaly vindieate oarselves a I'd
others who like Us looked to the Hon. Edward Bates
a the probable Compromise conservative candidate
for The Presidency than by submitting the following
iron the Louisville Journal. We deeply regret tha
at fell swoop Bates has destroyed all the hope
that rsssesaby based upon his well known cha
racter for ability and moral worth, and his suppose
political siews whilst still believe that he might
make safe aud patriotic President, we could Nc,
support him upon the platform he has laid down
Here Il what the Journal says:
q M. Basts a. ssme Of readers may remembe
was the President Of the Old Line Wing Convention
that met Baltimore in the spring Of 1896, and nom,
ins,ed AHiani FILLMORE for the presliCncy One T
the many excellent resolutions adopted by that Con :
vention, aad Of course approved BY W.. Bates wa 5
the following.
r. soiesi That all who revere the Constitution an
love the Union must look with alarm the atitud e
assumed ~ tbs two great parties IN the field IN II g
Presidential canvass; the claiming TO represer II
only the sixteen Northern States Of tie Union; ih q
other appealing mainly, TO the passions aud preud j.
ces Of the Southern Stmtrs AMI that the success Il
either Of these factions mast add fuel To the fam
which threatens to wrap our dearest interests n
one common ruia
A few months amer the adjournment of the Balli-
more Convention, Mr.. Bates addressed n meeting /
Palm, ra Missouri IN the very spirit Of this rcsole
tion, boldly deaouncing the Republicans aud th e
Democvats alike foes To the highest interests at
the country. brief sketch OF this Palmyra speech
was published Al the time, from which We take the
followi ing extract:
Nr. Bates then spoke of'ihe Black Republicans
and Black Democrats as "agitators, and denounced
both Ne dangerous enemies TO the peace OF our
Union"
Aud, MP TO last Saturday, everything Mr. Bates had
said written for the public eye since the de-
livery Of the speech In which he thus severely We,
justly characterized the Democratic party and its Re