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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-03

PIcruRE OF BYRoN's COUNTESS GuIccroLI.-The
Paris correspondent Of the. New York Evening
Post writes: 'sls
latent beauty in face and portraying IL upon
canvass, has just finished charming portrait Of
Madame Boissy, Byrou's Guiccioli She is rep
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-03

PARRIcrpE IN JACKSON COUNTY OHIo.-The
jackson Standard furnishes the particulars of q
shocking murder committed in that county on
the night of the 18th inst. The victim was Daniel
Wincheil, an old resident of jackson township.
and the assassins were ono of his sons his sonin.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-03

DErALcArIoN IN MILwAUKrE-TnE LATE DEMO-
CRATIC Cry TREASURER OWES THE CRY S77 SOB.
The Milwaukee Free Democrat of the 2lst has
the following in the report of the meeting of the
City Council the previous evening:
The Finance Committee then made quite q
lengthy report on the affairs of the Treasurer's
Office since the year 1854, from which we eondense
the following information
That the accounts Of Frederick Kuchn were
found to be correct, he paying over the balance to
his successor. Herman Schwarting.
Mr. Schwartng on leaving Office. owed to the
city balance of ST ,56S. This had. ut various
times since then. been partially paid up, until
there remains final balance against Mr.. Schwar-
ting of $8,723 Is. which sum he still ewes
AT the time Mr. Schwarting took possession OF
The City Treasurer's Office, he gave the required
bonds, which bonds were approved by the then
City Attorney. George s Woodward. AT the fire
in Young's block these bonds were destroyed, and
hal never been renewed. through whose fault it
was easy to see. The Council, therefore, were
obliged to rely on Mr.. Schwarting to settle the
balance against him of IS, 1913 Is.
The Committee stated that he had settled this
by giving collaterals to the amount Of S4,57l 81,
and bringing in a bill for fees to the amount Of
$685. which. il allowed, would reduce the bal
ance against him to about$l90.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-03
AMERICAN CUANO.

uUbNOs
FROM IA ARNl is AND BAKER's ISLANDS,
In the Pacific Ocean,
offered 10 the Planters and Dealers sati,fc
tory results have been attained by practical cxpcriu
made 10y gentlemen In Nirgnin ho have side
with to Peruvian, Ede Island ana other fertilizers and whu
testify 10 lis superiority, Importance and values
Ii will soils immediate well durable ter
tiZcr, cnrciing. hut not cxliausting.
1t is sold al much less price than Peruvian and when
the result will be great not grcaer
Pamphlets containing certificates from farmers
Virginia and other States will be ared application
am AGENT of the American Guano Company i.i,l
mon1 and all packages will have name, with hc trade mark
the Company, uhc American eagle.) and will warranted
pure II will be put up in strong bags buels the option
OF Inc purchaser. Price $40 per ton.
FELIX H. CAVE 18th street, Richmond,
feb 23ts MOSES LACY Agent for Lynchburg
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-03
LYNCHBURG SATURDAY. MORNING. MARCH B. 1860
MISCELLANEOUS.
18th Semi-Annual Gard

1NE subscribers invite the attention numerous Gus.
i oners and the public generally their
pee stock of FALL. AND WINTER GOODS now in store.
comprising every article pertaining 10 the
Clothing and Gentlemens' Furnishing Trade,
OF The latest aud most approved styles and materials
mined 10 maintain The Wide and favorable
our Establishment have spared pains
in Department. aud provide for
ot customers
The annexed list but mpcrfcy indicates the variety of
FALL sroek correct Idea of which only obtained by
amnaon Best qual. FRENCH medium low prices Broad
Cloth Coats Our cloh eoas always heretofore having
The lead IN style, it, ami general perfection will be found
suas possb those sold BY us In former Cbniec
Styles cashmere business suits Over Coats Farmers Riding
Coats Inverness Manile Congress Over Coats Victor Emanuel
Paletos Black and Fancy Cashmere Pants Vests In the
est sariei. and material French Yoke Shirts large nj
wa,son hand, lshrs made 10 order when preerr,d
pee stock of Mems Under Wear Of best make MATERIAL
tra'ais, scaris Beaufort Etox Monalamber tarba aud
either style Ties Gencmens Shawls and clng Blank
cts Hallway Rugs Gloves KID Calf Wns, Norway Cass.o
Thread The famous Mountain Buck, aud other scnsnnabo
Gloves, Pocket llandkclef Socks, Dressing Robes, &e
BURROUGHS SllAfEE n 90,
sept 2S-dis 1o4 Main STREET
TH'RlMMiNts. TRIMMINGS I've offering great
bargains in Dress and Cloak Trimmings order make
room for IN earl. Spring stock. l. A. " L. kINski.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-03

Lynchburg Guano Depot.
ARMEiss and the public generally hereby notified thai
4 the Lynchburg Guano Depot. kept by VIM 4. Miller,
The Basin, Is full, supplied with the folio wing
viz:
No. A Peruvian Gnano
Reese's Manip .,ated Guano:
SombrdfoS Siuano LynchbuTg ground;
Mexican Guano;
Keltewells Potash and Plaster
have taken furnish reliable
buy the Peruvian Guano from the
crnment which Is certainly sole in Ly nchburg
for keeses Manipulated Guano and will insure b
y what tits represented to be- viz Peruvian
half Sombrero. believe this ~ be good pound
for pound any crop thai may be
buy in the lump and have ground on as good
terms II be bought where In the United STATES My
plan sell for small profit strictly hope the
patronage be extended 10 thai bra
ly bestowed heretofore. VIM. A MILLER,
i3-dIs-R.p Dn i,asin
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Notice.

Notice.
LNRENCH German and American In
II plain and fancy Gilt Rosewood Walnut Mahogany
Frames, at greatly reduced prices at the old stand
JOHN L. WINSTON,
sept No ITO Main st.. opposite the Noryel House.
A PPLE BRANDY.-Pure Country Apple Brandy, on con-
"A signment-for sale how by JAMES BOYD d. co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-03

D,N'T STAY LoNG.--lt is rarely. indeed TIM, wc
have read anything NOR thrnthfuliy pathetic than
the sui joined waif. wbi,h we fad floating among
our exchanges. Would that every one in our city
might read and profit by it
DON'T stay long. husband, " said n young wife
tenlcry in my presence one evening. rs her hus
baud was prepnling to go out Tho words them
selves were insignificant, but tho look OF melting
iundness with which they were accom- pa ned spoke
volumes. II told MI the whole vast depths Of
woman'- loye-of her grief when the light ol her
SMILE the source Of all her joy, hcalned not bright
ly upon her.
DON'T stay long, husband, " and fnncicd
saw the loving igentle wife, sitting alone anxious
~ counting tho moments. running to the DIOR to
see il he was in sight. and finding that be was
not, thought could hear her exclaming in dis
appointed tones, " not yet.
" Don't stay long, husband " and | ngain
thought could see the young wife. rocking ner
yously in tho grent arm chair, aud weeping rs
though her heart would break, rs her thonghless
+" lord and master prolonged his stay to weari
some length of time.
Oh, you thnt have wives to say" Don't stay
long, when you 90 forth. think Of them kindly
when you are mnsng in the busy hive OF fe,and
try, Just lelittle to make their homes and hearts
happy. Tor they are gems to be seldom replaced.
You cannot find amid the pleasures of tho world,
the peace aud JOY that n quiet home blessed with
such IL womnns presence will afford.
Dun't stay long. husband?' and the young
wiies looks seemed to say--for here is your own
sweet home is loving heart whose music is hush
ed when you are absent-here is q soft breast for
you to lay your head upon, and here are pure lips,
uosoiled by Fin, that will pay you with kisses for
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-03

Remoyal! New Stand, New Goods |.
HAVING sold my entire stock Of Goods sani.
have located below the Nor,tll ,us po s, Hall
Liver. stable, where viii continue The
mon B4sineSs Thankful 10 my friends and Customers the
liberal patronage heretofore extended sn,ri, r.rn-
iaaee Of the same, assuring them will r inuet
cash wtl Keep constantly hand Hi," selection GRO
Ter and Mil onal j. e. su AILn
mar iI-Jts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-03
WATCHES AND JBWELRY.

e THE subscriber has just received the largest and
fSA best stock OF WATCHES AND JEWELRY that he has
Ea had the pleasure Of offering TO the public; among
which may he found Gold and Silver Watches Chains
Fob and yes Ea.rings Breastpns Bracelets Finger Rings
Neck Chains, and the best lot Of SPECTACLES GAA@
Steel Silver and Gold, among which Is the Ia TX
patent the best offered 10 the Of which he
invites the attention of his friends and the public generally.
suring them that the prices viii suit -
aug 22-ta JAMES DINWJDDE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-03
ATTENTION. LADIES,


HOOP SKIRTS, HOOP-SKI IRTS, JUST OPENED, JUST
OPESEI--ust opened large assortment, be sold
TO he sold al reduction of thirty per cent Please call and
look them.
dee I2-dls. JOHN ABRAIIAMs.
LYNCHRURG FEMALE COLLEGE.
TuE Second Term of the Present annual session of this In
siituon will commence Wednesday. of Fetrua
q early In the term possible.
EXPENSES.Board, including fuel and lights, of
five montls 80 Tuition In Engsh $2O In Latin French,
$40: in Music, &25.
For Catalogues containing further particulars apply
SAML X. COX, President.
N B-IIaving determined conhne hereafter purely
literary management OF the Institution have
j. N GORDON, ESD TO act as Treasurer whom all
for tuition must be made. jan 81-ts.
IuyE TONS wEAvERs sCOLLOPED IRON just receiv.
IL ed and for sale by SMITH ADAMS,
jan 27-ts 14l Main Street.
Abolitionists Killed in Lynchburg!
r THE to kill the Northern buy
&4E Carriages, Bugges and Wagons, al BALEY's, 1s3
Main Street, Lynchburg and not send your money
North to enrich and enable the Aboionists make Sarpe
Rifles and Spears 10 send to negroes kill with.
BAILEY born and raised In Campbell County, and Ia
making with increased facilities all the style Carriages
Rockaways ad Buggies neat and substantial Also all kinds
of Harness. Repairing and painting of Carriages done with
nealness and dispatch.
The subscriber returns his grateful Acknowledgements for past
examination of his work. feeling confident he please
bo III to quality and price, JNO ii. BAILEY, Ag't
jan BOTS 1sS Main St., Lynchblug, Va.
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NollCt-r do hereby orwarn and all
ding for, taking transfer Of negotiable note cxecu-
i. by on the lih day of February Eaon
sixty days after date for the q" bundre seventy
dollars and made able at the Unicc Of Di.rnuui Depo
sit of the Bank of Virginia. Lynehburg as The
Tor which said note was executed has wholly called, when
,he- pa, ,ment of The same will bc refused
feb 27-dIw JOSIAH sHEpPEPSON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-03
" SnicaS

NFTMEGs, MACE AND CLOV VEs---for sale by the pack
~ age, by EDMOND, DAVENPORT X 60.
IL LII
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-03

Grass Seeds.
nN hand good stock OF Clover Timothy Orchard tirass
~ Herds Grass and English Blue Grass Seeds which will
sell low. NUWLIS II MUEkEII.
Jan 2I-is No, r.,t,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-03

law and nephew. As he was about entering his
door. one of the above parties knocked him down,
when the acoompices seized him. and carried
him short distance from the house, cut his throat
with knife, ard then held him over q hole al
ready dug in the ground for the reception Of his
blood. His hody was then tied up in q sheet and
thrown into q neighhoring creek whore it was
fund by some of the neighbors. A ittlo son of
the deceased gave the Information which led TO
the discovery of tho above facts. The murderers
are now in iail
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-03

Bakers Cocoa and Chocolates.
cPICED AND NOT sPICED, ITALIAN MAC,ARoNI,
y Powdered Spices of all kinds for sale by
dec l6dls sTABLEE & JONES.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-03
5000 AlManaCS.

dale CARBON OIL, free from odor when burning, and
i best Patent Burner Lamps, just received by
li.,lts STABi.ER 81 JONES,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-03

IFIyE TONS WEAyERs sCOLLoPED IRON just receiv
IL ed and for sale by SMITH u ADAMS,
tan 2,-tS 141 Main
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-03

DALEDUAY-For sale by
I'D feb Tits JAMES boi
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-05
fredericksburg and Gordonsville Railroad.

At the meeting Of Stockholders last
night, William G. Moore, esq, Of Orange,
was unanimously elected President Of the
Company, in the place Of Dr. John S. Well
ford resigned, and resolutions were adopted
instructing our Senator and Delegate to
urge the passage Of the bill now before the
Legislature, to loan the road 100000 when
the sum Of 500, 000shal have been raise BY
private subscription.
The meeting was largely attended by
Stockholders and others from town and coun-
ty, and the interest manifested was highly
encouraging. The road when completed,
will increase the value Of every foot Of land
from Fredericksburg to the Blue Ridge and
hey ond it. and every citizen Of this section Of
Virginia should labor to secure it speedy
construction.-Fred. Nc,rs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-05
Latter frnm Richmond.

Correspondence 81 tie AIeraadria Gazette.
RICHMOND, March 2-The House Of Dele
gates, to-day, passed the joint resolutions,
reported by Judge Hopkins, Of Washing
ton County, from a Select Committee, ap-
pointing Thomas Green, Of Washington,
and John a. Parker, agents, q prosecute
the claims Of the State Of Virginia, against
the General Government for Revolutionary
claims and claims Of the last war, amount
ing with principal and interest 70 - ,OI6,oOo;
and allowing them commission oI ! per
cent, provided tie amount De obtained.
The amount is due, and 4 claim ol Mary
land and Massachusetts of the same de-
scription was allowed settled, and paid by
the last session of Congress, and the money
ought to be paid Virginia. Il i, however
only question Of time Ii is bound to
come as soon aS the food time IN the Trca-
sury comes. The member from Alexandria
intimated that il was 4 fact, that ~ the
amount Of public money apportoned among
the States under the last deposit act, the
only States which had not received their
amounts, were Virginia and MiSSlsslppi:
that South Carolina had received her share
with all her chiyalry: and that il did not
look very well for Virginia q be IN company
with Mississippi. while she continued e r.
pudiate her obligations. This $4,000 ought
to be paid over. When viii distractions
cease "a prevent the reception u rgnla !
portion?
The Whites and Blacks Railroad bill
this morning received its quietus ayes '5,
noes 81
Under the operations of tie resolution
! for calling the roll, - that each member,
commencing with Joseph r. Anderson,
should call up 4 bill until tie letter 4 shall
be reached, bin making an appropriation
Of $4,000 to the Harris Cabin Turnpike ~
tie Southwestern part II tie State, passed
ayes 81.
The next, NJ. Il. Allen, called up the bill
for the relief of J II Allen passed
ayes D.
The James River and Kauawha I'LL, pas
sed to-day-aycs 81, noes ~. It provides
for the completion If the James River and
Kunawha Canal to Coyingtou, and Tor finish
| ing the kanawha Improvement To Lamp
\ Greek Shoals The bill Is is follows The
State loans and guarantees, with interest, t.
the amount of 81 100000; the State con
yerts al this into stock, and IN addition
4 subscrihes 5000. 900 more rs stock. which i
to be applied towards the payment ~ the
debts Of the Company, and will to great
extent to relieve them; In addition the State,
rs the company will Dc out of debt, an
thorizes mortgage 81 S2,jOoOoD Of per
Y cent bonds and AGREES tO take ~3lD.NOD Oi
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-05

The Rev. Mr. Sturgeon has been preach
ing in Paris. lie gave specimen Of his
originality Immediately after the first verse
of the hymn by observing: "Our singing
is very feeble praise; could We not make it
more earnest?" which, says 4 Paris letter.
made q manifest addition to the strength, if
not to the number of voices. Mr.. Spurgeon
then preached sort Of preliminary sermon
which occupied not more than quarter Of
an hour, and in the course Of which he
spoke of the moulting season Of birds, and
said that women too, have a moulting time,
when they shed the tail-feathers Of pride and
produce the wing-feathers of grace" which
is certainly singular, if not strikingly
felicitous metaphor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-05
Execution Of a Murderer.

LYNCHBURG, Va, March 1.-The negro
slave jim, convicted Of murder, and senten-
ced to be hung therefor, and who escaped 4
few days since from the place Of his confne-
ment the Jail Of Bedford county, located in
Liberty was captured near that place yes
terday, and, in pursuance Of his sentence,
was hung to-day at 3 o'clock 7. NJ, at Lib
erty, 10 presence of a large number Of per-
sons. lie confessed his guilt. All went Oft
nnietlY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-05

At the Democratic meeting in Petersburg
Va, last week. Mr. Francis L. Rives made
a strong Douglas speech, stating that Sin
huences were now at work in Washington,
to exclude the Senator from any chance of
obtaining the Charleston nomination" His
speech was much applauded. 1t is said
that Mr.. Pryor, the Representative from the
Petersburg District, is in favor of the nomi-
nation Of Douglas or, at least, will warmly
support him, if he is nominated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-05

1t is very evident that after all said and
done, the New York Seventh Regiment"
is far from being satisfied with its trip to
Washington, and, will, probably, not visit
that city again in hurry. Zone of the
Regiment" furnishes an account of their
reception and entertainment, which is con-
clmsire. 1t says, they left the Metropolis
without cheer, or sigh, but glad to es-
cape from the ore,porering attentions they
received!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-05

An extract from Travels in Eastern
Africa" which we copied last week, giving
an account of Monster in Female Form, +"
in the Portuguese possessions in Africa,
shows how false is the philanthropy Of the
European nations who make the form Of
slavery, in the Southern part of this coun-
try where the slaves are well fed, well cared
for, and humanely treated, the subject of
eternal and exclusive complaint, as unrea-
sonable, as it is unjust The appeal of the
author quoted from, to the Women of Eng
land, to interfere with the King of Portugal
to abolish such kind Of slavery as exists in
his African colonies, the very home of the
negro. would not be objected to in this coun-
try. Possibly he might ''leave to his dy-
nasty name, which would awaken proud
recollectlons" if he would Just say, that in
stead of the kind of slavery referred to, the
institution should be, as it is in the United
States of America. But, it is by such con-
trasts, that our own country is indicated
And the slaves themselves know that they
are better treated in the Southern States,
than negroes are any where else in the world.
Portugal is the ally" of Great Britain
and is under the guidance of the latter pow
er This is another instance Of the "mote"
and the 'beam."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-05

The great effort now making in the South,
is to persuade people that the country must
and can be saved, only by and through, the
Democratic party. If the leaders can only
effect this. they think they are 'all right"
They are willing to cure, but it must be by
the patent Democratic medicine They are
willing to save, but it must be done by Dem
ocratic rulel They would fain produce the
impression that Democracy" is, Of course,
1.-The be all, and the end all !"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-05

1t is very evident that Senator Stewards
speech, has, per force, to be adopted by the
Republican party of the North--and that to
conciliate the larger division of the Section
alists, the party agree to come down peg
or two, in their pretensions. They affect to
consider Seward as eminently conservative
since his speech. The constant appeals to
the conservative element in the country, by
all parties, shows that that element is still
the controlling one in this country, and that
if its numbers and strength could be united
and applied, they be most effective and po-
tential.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-05

From statistics lately prepared, relating
to the extent Of lunacy among the negroes
Of the various States Of the Union, we find
that in Louisiana, there is one lunatic out
Of 2477 negroes; in South Carolina, one in
2999; in Massachusetts, one in 43; in Maine,
one in Ia. Positive evidence, we imagine,
that freedom is not the normal condition of
the negro race.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-05
A new sort of Strike.

Keep the run of the Massachusetts strikes,
reader! The newest development is strike
of the boarding house-keepers. at Hayerhill,
against people who cannot, or will not pay
their bills 1t would be easy to get up an
indignation meeting, on that issue, any
where, every day we fancy.-N !. ErpreSs.