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, 1860-11-27

MIGHT SCAVENGER. = Charles
IN Knnx will attend the cleaning of r.vv *anlts
removing OF stable u1anurc and offensive NATTER
Orders directed Chaa. Kun1 Chicago r 0. Box Z 49,
will receive prompt attention. no9xlm
, 1860-11-27
Cbiragu Gritutte,
MONETARY.

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, ~, NnM, - 1.a-- 1.,.S.No: - .'os' -.
4Ai uas ua7 ' '."". w. s o auu ou9tAe." w.,
sens'-": ~ ,.ass, = ' op' '.AsAo"s ~ ~
"A .,',.1'. ,,.-..>.., ,,,.,,.. -.
.,,s,1 80 ,,,,,, tho 49, ,r
% p, ,h. ,,.,,,.s s"as a. ,..,e .nr-
1884,. -. ...,.,.s .,... :. ond mn.
l''1,, ,."1' ''' "rau W. @.@a ,t,a or n.nor
.,,,-.c,ro ,ro,o- ,.,,,ra..,., :. obnndant.
1a'1e'''e' n'ons.s 'eu'1enes9 It aouAA ,,.
EXCHANGE II s1eaus ts'-iaS III F'' Sen.'' rs1'Ats
,,-i.r. 1,rvnu s..Ssfs. Bankers arr scttfn. freely
" ,,t ~. '.uor,oua :,ricx restricts par.
;" ".""'oA''' ~. .'.',,
eha-es to narr"W tm19--
There is yrrx ltilr demand Tor gold ut present
,,....': ,..,,o ,,,r;,,, a, a1um, !. mr. rcu,
fates. husa'. 4'". ~ -, 49,.
1rem'a'a' eei''"'' 'w.o ~ 49, A'0A4 '"~
eoEld h. hao '"7''' ~ .'' ''t"'s4 te"'t ~,
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haaS-' ~. M''e" ~" '''.s A'a"
eau ''r "aa1''o", wy .."r c.,....,,,s ~.
Aas ~ -! -: 's.ss'. ,...,A "-.,,,' ' r,.a
:. ,.,,, hr - 1,;,l,., ,f t.-,,,.i,,e ,rd ,h,
Afs1 j. u" .'ea =: H. u. VIA '4.. 's'~ t.''
Southern ~ t!ark brothers x t+'. III 81 Lh'if-
Al the date o! 1ilr lat; report Of tho Auditor. tho
.n> ~ ...n,,-.,,,, ,.a .,ns, ,,,, ,,,,.,n, of
.'.uN -, 80. 49,. ..s,,au ~, .,,,,.,
s'"-"o a,l,ue'.a va" "a" -, ""t'"' ="
si'vN u '''..s WY ~ .:.saA
''a si'''o' =" ''> :" 80" 44''"o7 :" '"S
't''4 '"e F"',, A"' " '' w -.
'siA. $780,. 49, s,.~ s..,,.s... r..,...
margins "'''' f:l'o e"'e'' Aa. "Aaa't"' ''p"''
does not state ~'at k'ao e s'oehs are osios!'ea Al
either case. Iae aans commissioners require "e
t',ay'ile Eank to pG: NJ ssl.5o III f1och"' a. aa'
.l!.loual security: and 'a'r soa'he:h <sp.a".
We r'puhl'>h the !'"f ~ 'note heretofore 'hto"h
hnt. win Tue aoo''''" ~ 'ne t"o 'Ht'"" WV ~
day: ,..,sn,, U.,.
i;,nk of Anytr4.
Aalil: ec 'hr :'tn'n,cnwrata'
GaI.h ~ =. sn'.,, .sa"n; i.s,,,.
;:rsS,sle ita1.k.
Ss:'2al IanE. ,,,,u,
s,nathT!, 9s:,;. ts.tn ~ ,;i;u,Jx y; .ai,''''s'
y 1.,,,,,,m & "a. corner oE Clark and Lake
,,reets arc buyinc all The above at 50 cet. on the
'!s'. o. < y.,n-. ~,
i;ASEs Thrown oCT IN Ne" AoAh*-A e'p
from .da,usr Chicago hank Soe Reporter Informs
, 1860-11-27

fT- The following. ve+6els and steamers are
here awaiting more favorable turn Of the wealth
rr: prupeIlcrs verona and Neptune: 4ch0oners
Rcrurn al'd llovcr. bound for upper lake ports !;
The schooner Traveller II hound down with cargo
nf lumbef The Ellen White advance and tcow
rlanet are here h:s'a The steamer Forest Qneen
LIFT this morning for Sayintw. The schooner Pill
l.ua Mills Il also here. hound down, innher ri loaded
Tho Wc,ona has passed np.-Osfroif 7Tiian<.
~ t'apt. Pomcrov. Of the schooner plorcr.
which .rri:rd from below during the past night.
t'ratt ut Point pelee. which had the appearance
of harin:. changed round from her former position.
Tie conclusion Il that possibly her decks have given
way frt,m the pressure or tie wheat. Aer f0irsaii
WAS get TN hrs all set.-JGia.
K.HK OCEAN WAvE.-Tke bark Ocean Wnvc.
which collided with the schooner Rocket day or
1wu since. on Like Huruu. Will. we understand
lmi,: imposrii,lc to complete lcr repairs iu time
Ia enable hcr 10 reacn Chfc.sgo before navigation
n-ca.-Ibfd.
*.HonE.-Thc basquc 3. 4. stannard; 1t l. cur
rea'y : IL 6e! sse AFs FIT :e.qac r. lie sn
1a Tnder 1Is Iiy We ". dost In have more ds5
ni.s % particulars on the ar,. "' u INC pe1t pr'ps
lut.-ltiH. .r.
r. The propellcrs Pittsburgh. Buffalo ant W
; aw::1lta passed up yesterday for Chicayo. deeply
ad tth merG'mndse S The Ane$hany nas4 hep
way and thence 10 Chicago. She lad little Or NJ
! .ar;o.-Ibid.
CART. MORGAN AND THE WABASH FAlLET.-1n
regard to the bunder mado By Capt. Morgan Of the
propeller Wabash Valley, in mts,akins tue Mu:kc
:,on i;ht for tho Grand Haven light. the Detroit
Tribune says:
capt. Morgan ilatc OF tho propeller Coniet:l il
IL the Oldest commanders OH the upper lakes
having sailed Lake Michigan for tho ls.-t Twelve
years. aud. under all the circumstances, his Enhap
py mistake Il utterly incomptehenftble- There i
l,o similarity between Grand Hascn and Muske;,or
thc hitter l. low. peerinr Just aboye the bar. It
aud to the disrimllarty. the Grand Haven light l.
fixed while that 1t Mnskcgon t. darh Light. Th'
:i,c mouth of the river. t:rand River its nant
Indicates. affords fino road for vessels. Hhilt
Mu.kcsDn has an Indifferent t,nrfo7. ehssucted b,
I 11,r
, 1860-11-27

r REAlOFA1..-The Herrinr's Safes
~ hare becn removed from 1ss South water etrrst
to the New Store Of HERRING 8 Co. 10 state strees
LAdlna BLOCH, opposite City Hotel. no7-dalllm
, 1860-11-27

Total SCI, ,ss5. ~ 81. lao 4,a3a.0.
,uesGo, BURLINGTON AND Qr1Scy II. R.-Tlc
-arnlpss BY The Chicago. Burlington and Quincy
;.atlroad line iu the tlird week Of November were
Il. follows:
rrcI -ht s3l NJ ~ S.. IN lnc'sc. $ai1.{u
}'a4:en1eF.... 1N.Jie.ss 1l.sa5.'6 DO. sl'.7'
, 1860-11-27

California Passengers and Gold.
AEw YORK, Nov. 25.-1'hc steamship Ariel
from Asninwsll 10th, arrived this morning with
$50 passengers and Il 1Ae0 GO In specie. She
brings no neHs,
, 1860-11-27

ArGCsTA, Ga. Nov. G.-Hon. 4, Il. Ste
pheus and Dr.. Perkins have been unanimously
chosen IS Delegates to the state Convention.
characteristic speech:
, 1860-11-27

Et-FFALu. NV, .3-Arircd. hric- Commerce
Locke. thfcnse: Bay City, Trip. do; eehrs Di'
Vernon. Bryan. do; Eliza Logan. Nickcr-on, do
.,uick-,ep. Blshes, do; q Y Holt. IIanseonl, do
t'urlcw, Liurlsr. do: t.ollingwood. Wiley; d.
:.a.;au, Hair, do; Ianu1,c Sopcr. do: brig Mitch
eli. Hutchinson. do: scllrs Rainbow, Wulr do;
II :Na4nn. johnson, do,
, 1860-11-27

As'toEE.-lte bzi. Fanny Gardner, oi this port
Is ashore. on Lake Erie. near Buffalo, She had no
cargo. She il owned by F. B. Gardner Of thl.
ci:1
, 1860-11-27
FREE OF CHARGE.

rr!z.s. Valued at
Ideal State Of "wasa.:ston" represented In
his youth a3 having hacked Ills fut,rs'a
cherry tree-to be executed In EtatEzr-
Marble. Hy L. ". W.vnL1-...............-.. $40
Life Size Portrait Of Col. 7. l. Harris. Painted
from life By y. r. \: liz TT. :...:-.- :. SD
3-~The P!ayeE-an Ideal head Of girl Will.
vail By HEALr -
!-"ftld Milr'-sence in Canada By S. r. TR&cy lc
5-Cattle-paatoFAl scene. i" +!p
6-QuRil Shooting on the Prairie. - lu
T-~Wooden Bridge" II How Ann s1EnsG....... +.
s-Landscnpe- -MIcSros. Abbey. fsy Tk.cr..... -
g-WiHtcr scene-GAEy Castle, 3" .....t -
l0-Eeturn from the Harvest. Ey SrEoS: . -
I-Heatzict Lenc:. 49,. :. :. -
lo-Masne View. ......... 5,
H-stttn. Qnat- Hy TRAeY -. ........ i,
H-Landscape In New Jersey. By Tract. ~
la Il, II aud 11.-PortraIt cnn,tns-to represent
the NScner%es OF the several holders OF thu
fortunate numbers. vi any friend t4eyn mar
designate. BY voLk. Valued Vt so cac!.. Ii,
19.-ShePp and Lamb uv TescY ..-... -. 81
:N-Sheep and ten Lambs. Ey TEAcv ......-... s,
-LandscapeIF5enchs -, Scene. By TsacT.-. \:
2s,-Lauleca2e on tho noddtr. :" ....... u
ot-Bears at Elay. .--...-.. i
2s.-Deer sRd Fawa-~Maternal Affection" BY
z-Ma!iae view. b srrosa -: ..:::...: il
S to u tncutre-e0 casts OF V1lSs statnette cf
Stephen i. llouglas. OF of his te-e12e 4slIst
OF Abraham LINCOLN. ut tie Op1fah Of tue
several drawers. Valued at Is each ........ III
\. -.
, 1860-11-27
COMAIE]7:lIA AL

NoxDAr EVENING. Nov. &C. 1sIl
The rnltawIuc arr the receipts and shipments for
the pas, twenty -four hours:
, 1860-11-27
Weekly Review of tho Chicago Cattle
trnv

MONDAY. -NoF. -bltl. 1dtt,
BEEF CATTLE-Rcceiredl last week. p. asG head.
against CSC head received the week previous: The
mxvkct during the past week hae been dnll and
husr- and We nu,ca decline On the week of l31
~ ". 10 NJ grofs There no demand by
- Rs1 ap1 owing to ,he disoourgns ncxf from
Ssx siT as'd .1cse Of xs- .oe inquiry TO,
Yeststday and 70 s scverai M iots @ we're eold ii
8 oan3 but medium cat...@ were dna !, st <s9S <sS
Ra75. Thin heeves were alao-. wr1e. s"e
sales ranged from S!.754s:10. The salc4 s-tcc
BocyeA Axe Is11ce. Dccfck. Are. w.
, 1860-11-27
-. ". T. ARTICI. Gen. So,
". s. JOHNSON. .eea. Passenger Agent. =

GALENA E CHICAGO Union
~ 1salLEU.AD.-WIxrEa. xa4s.x4rsr,
Dn ansi AFTER Monday. Sosrhcr 2Gti,, l~a :::, \.
iuasc Nei!sstrert ucpui, - f,!o..-. su:lI, -eAr.
1lU i. II. and >.a r. ST. for l5:,yir:v, !:,cs;,.:
pert. Wa.7"n. t;lr2a. uunr!.,.. b.. !.
and tnteEhleHt+ rt,lnt+
.iis l:.I.t!-. ailt. i.;crnl.-Gin:r r1ia,-
40 r ~. !ur E!:tl ieir1!e7s l:cc.:.:t u: H.,..
lned::-te t'stEt+
5.n9 ". for t;encsa and intermediate" r...:.
Passtn gers for Eefuit nnt jI1rs,E.- wi, ~, ~,
f1-tU i. II, tr:tfn.
reaep:ess fur Crystal Lake. Mcsirnr:. E..t,sv:
Geneva Lake. and tht.Fneltas: pulat, VIII t.k. 4.
~. H. trtn.
s1-5lceptIls carr on night t.ntns
-..u..u Z. j. r.sL;oTT. Cen. s:..,
+
, 1860-11-27
miBcRltatlRou5,
70 THE FAIL TRADE OF
Is 60.
WHOLESALE AGENCY

10 LIE FALL TRADE OH
4 8 60.
WHOLESALE AGENCY
Fer the sale Of the following
POPULAR ARTICLES
j. III. JOEINSON'S,
10. 10 State Street, Second door from
Randolph Street.
R. r. LANDoN, AGENT.
JPAL01Na's CEPHAL1c PILLS.
Country Merchants Will please take notice and ex.
anime our assortment before purchasing elsew where.
ISPECT1SE OR FEVER AND AGILE CIIAt.M-A
sure, safe and reliable EXTERNAL remedy,
PHILADELPHIA soAPs-oEieatal- Detessire Era.
JAPANESE BOOT AND SHOE POLISH.
6PALD1SG's PREPARED GLUE--In any quantity
OLD DIR. 1IEATTs JAPANESE MEDICINES
If q cents.
cEEELEy's BOURBON p1ITERs- -w1dc!. nrc
surpassed a. All lnv1Osat1nG toulcanl family medicine
CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL G1S-Genu.ne.
siinAfEsIa. f1tAEEHa PATENT ERASER AND rEsc11
OLD Dr. SWEETS ISFALLIBLE LfNI3tEEF,
BOSTON N1SDEXICALSOAPS-Iio Honey, Gold Dollar
Ponc!ns- Hotel Toilet. oliver, &c.
WORT GOODS FOR STATIONERY DEALERS
Pen Holders. Pencils. Paper Folders, &c.
SUPERIOR lSk, BLEACHING. Stove Polish, DC.
6IlAvER's CARPET SWEEPER.
PATENT FOOT sCEAPER WITH DRC6H,
PATENT GUM MASTIC-For Chewing,
DIR. JACOBS R1TTERS-Whicl. stimulate the live:
regulate the bowels cleanse the stomach and rursr
the blood eeS'ttly
THE FIRST chicago
, 1860-11-27

NJ QTICE.-All persons having
ela'ms sgaEa; cs business with the Board Of s.,.
n.r -oys Of Cook COUNTY, ~. ksTcty nothei TO lie
IT, same s.'h the undersigned On or hpiuie Sa,v,
he Sd day ii pece-cF next Inot 50 hIe1 thtt rtll
not receive attention at ne uteemhes seson Or the
EOS d53Sfw f.o. Fan" EAA- @ssFk.
, 1860-11-27

First Of January Ne1ts,
AT Nke. EHEALEiz'S GALLERY.
NO. 113 LAKE STREET,
Where t!ey with etherr not BE- draxu toS) viii tc
Drawing. from O'clock H. ~. till 1DP. u.
Admission. - cents. except to purchasers nf tie Ar,
Distribution Tickets. whu HtlI be admitted
, 1860-11-27
Daily Rcyiew Of Chicago Market.

FnE!GIlTS-Eo engagements.
fLutE-ntcciyed. 1.4:,s hrls. Market dull AMI
II. $luy .!: 1lf1 bril- do ut $:3. 81 del
MILL >Tl'FFS-1.0ha.e Iran ~ s.. =, M track.
BItKWIlEAT FLorE-1.tp lbs eo''d III *s.'E'
WHEAT-Neceivcd. G5A bu. Market qnici and
l@1.sc lo,cr sairt werr: 5.UD bu No. Springs:
tic In -tu:e: Il 1,u M. aspiring At &c III sOrs:
10o1 bu do Ut 74c III store; G.NM In do at ssc i'll
t:unH-!:cccircd G.1s4 a,u Narkc, dnl Salc-
were: l.mDbu No d; &c iu store: 1tN ha do ut
pATS-- i:t.,!s.4l grim. Market quiet int firm,
Sal+e utsr: a.tp In M. l, free Of +tOraee TIL ri
td May. =. :'c: l.fU hn do at 1:c In store:
KyE.i:.ee!yed &c. III! ln: Market dull. salc.
14kr il. -'...r: 4iA h: tsu TT i4c In store.
BARLEY i--isrrri.ts. nonr. Sale. were: $40 hi
No as pr ii >ts's" ~, l,n Nn at nc III rtorc:
~ bas- prime BY sample II a.c IN track: so bag
o II s iii n-" do at aSc: 19s lasr common III
*,lr, w.re; ~ bushels ;.ont1 at 2sU1: 100 bag
lair III $:ts covc: seed in limited request Ut
llIt:Nw1Si:s--lsccciyed.t ~ hL1-. Market quiet.
:sslr. w".c:-s*, bbl- tily nuI country at l6c.
!ALtyl:oit-::aG...Sct ...Sc t''r sal.
MESS lt'kk-N"minal 1T $1G.00SL1f-U
l.AKi1-lsuIl II luxe
TALlUW--Slrndya :, 3-<c
HIDES--f;eccivsd. Cas5 rhs. Market very dull.
With limited inquiry ut tic following quotations:
t;:ren sailed: f'etG.sc: Dss Sailed 10fI11c: D:s
'ii1 ni:E:SEb i!NGGs-eecivcd. III. Market dull.
sales :-D. averaging rs ns. 1T $6tM; II.
.5o r.:: at SG.u: II az a40 mr.. ut 4.oo; II. Nv.
4ecty eccUtyOtFI:RAt3E--s.J JDo Pork farrelE at $sc.
AI'PLEa-in g"d furpir. with sales ut $1.50G
DrTrER-l'limc iuster in good rcqucrt at 1:G
lac: Common. 10J11c-
EG;Szin fair rrq',;:' at At lsc Per % dez. .
Dressed do *l..;e o, PER tlnz: Live Turkeys. &c.
exc t,er h: Dressed do. SGs2cVcr n.
, 1860-11-27

AEApQTaRTEns. 1st Reg. ILL., Light Infansrv.}
1. ): zorAsE ECApErs-Compauy b.
louase hereby notified to appear at the ar,norr.
"or. Wells and Randolph streets. for meeting and
ds1b. at s.a9-sharp. By order.
JAS. Il. HAYDEN Cant
, 1860-11-27

DANCING pAETr.-Mr. G. Misa:ole gives his
usual Tuesday evening party. at his isncin: acad~
eny, corner III Madison and cIark streets. Mr..
Mirasole particularly invites bis friends and .cho
ars
, 1860-11-27
Art-Union Distribution
FINE ART III THE WEST.

And will comprise for its fret Annual Catalogue the
iolowto: works u Painting md scunsnEe contributed
They to be drawn for In tho G:ailRer uf Art.
Union, on Us about the
, 1860-11-27
MARINE JOURN AL.
PORT OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED. Nov, ai
I:srx Great West. Jr. Linn. Buffalo, 2.th0 bb1:
snlt
Iris Algona. Grant. Ocou.o, lion lumber.
:,rlir Rambler F11h. keEnncc. 80 curdk wt,od.
:chr Mas.hfcld Coffin. Buffalo. $50 bars railroad
iron. ; bbls apples.
sc,.r CIarlnte. Fulton. Wolf River Gu cords WOOL
Sr:lr Transit. Humphrey. Maniowoc. Cos N shit
:.les. - hacs wheat.
, 1860-11-27

= Keep your .ec;l .lr.1. white and healthy
by neins DR.. -illpo7;s Dentrifcc. the best article
iu use. Sold by Sargent. apothecarr. Randolph
and State street.
, 1860-11-27

Total W
Tickets accompanied By slnc photograph @: ,,-
statuco YoCs6 WAsuIsGTos, may Dc had 1t 33eae.
and the number will he limited to eight htlndred.
They nay be obtained the principal BOOK and Nins
stores, and at the Exhibiting Gallery.
The undersigned gentlemen will art Commit tc q
Of reference, Who Will hare supervision q: thu draw
Ing, and who will hold In trust all nson;.- acr5ring
from the sale 0f tickets till the above nAt.lr
delivered to the OF the irtuna.e naE,btr.
, 1860-11-27

CLEARED. .Nov. 25.
1'rop Outona=on. wilkins. Col1fngwood. II .0o3 bN
corn, 167 bales broom coEIl. 533 bb1s flour. =
bags yrnss seed. ~ Ibis pork. 356 hides. II
l.ai- taliow. LOO pk:s,s suadries, IS dressed
lu,R. ~ l,h!s 1,eef.
lark Great West. Stewart. BnAaio, ac0Ui bu oats
, 1860-11-27

20 RENT, :':::.S ii,,;lsr. No.
= 1G. Erie street, North -ilr. IL gnod rrra!r F-r
particulars enquire on thu preh.lses VI NJ l.
A!sMUt:"S OFFICE nol;.d.s9..w
rA>O RE T. T.-Prsscs>:nn given
T. :su3.rl .te!y. 4 two Try 1ra7lt hoa., Contain
tpg ssa.s ncw!s raprItl md paiat:d aud Supplied
xlel gas a1 wscr situated On tiEbbsTl Court. he
tween Waht~a Ave- II" anA Stat" Street The greater
ttlon VI sllr furniture can b. hal ii desired. Enquire
5F.l:. nos.x;w
80: -::s.s!exr exr NEW AND SECOND
41S4S IfA~n PtAScs f,r sat3 1,v. Pianos and
1f 3 ! fsNrl,"ies,ns u rent Drle:' for Tunic,:
21aroe eieu1tuns ursacS. and alt Etnis II Musical
Instruments pr,iut attended to- Al Kids Ut 1a-t-
cA Instruments repaired at short nntsct.
LIS LAkE sT4.ELr-NE.Ak CL-AEN.
, 1860-11-27

g Silver Plated Goods a5 to 50 per cent cheap
cr than any other houec- See 1Iarnk1en Co. =
advertisement.
, 1860-11-27

FINE PuoToGRArus-G1oTious .Stzex-Oue hum
dred Photographs Tor dollar, suitable for Viz
itins Cards. and all kinds Of fine pictures. at re-
daced prices. from now until after New Year'a. at
C.. ". Florcnce's fine art gallery, No. 14a Lake
afren4
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-22
CONGRESS.

WAsHrNoToN. February 2l.-SENArE.-On mo-
ton Of Mr.. 1verson, II resolution was adopted set.
ting apart every Friday after the present week f r
the consideration of private bills.
Mr.. Seward introduced u bill for the admission
Of Kansas into the Union. on which he will speak
on Wednesday of next week.
Mr. Brown reported bin authorizing the cor
poration of Washington to issue $4,000 in
stocks for building central market house.
Passed.
Gu motion Of Mr. Nicholson resolution was
adopted instructing the Naval Committee to in
quire into the expediency OF having all commits
sons of Captains and Lieutennnts in the revenue
service confirmed by the Semte-also their COM
pensation increased.
On motion Of Mr.. Mason n resolution was adop-
ted for the arrest Of Thaddcus Hiatt Of New York,
who refuses to obey the summons Of the Commit
tee on the lIarper's Ferry Investigation.
The Senate then went into executive session,
and adjourned until Thursday.
IIoUsE.-Mr. Smith of North Carolina, defcn-
ded his political position. Said ho was never u
Know Nothing-was always II Wig.
The committee on Road, and Canals reportcG
back the joint resolution for the removal IF the
raft If Red River The resolution was no com
mitted.
The special committee on seats proposed to nd
journ from Friday next until the 9th March to al
low changing back the old scats. 1t was decided
" Tcsrc the oo seats, OUT t'Io House refused 10
adjourn over.
A resolution of inquiry was submitted. which
lies over, rs to the propriety of granting to the
State Of California all the right # the United
States in the new Almadcn quick silver mines, the
proceeds to be applied to the construction of the
Pacific Railroad
The bill for supplying the States with arms wis
made the order Of the day for Thursday.
The election Of Printer postponed till
Thursday.
House went into Committee of theWhole Oh the
Message. The debate was unmportant.
Mr.. Lamar made an eloquent speech, defining
the position md condition Of the South.
Henry Winter Davis made speech. lie bit
terly rdculed the Legislature Of Maryland; said
his vote for Pennington was approved by all whose
opinion he respected. Knew Pennington was in
favor Of the Fugitive Slave Law. Ills speech
abounded in nvectiye.
House adjourned till Thursday.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-22
LATEST NEWS RY TELECRAPH.
.l.a.Ar-ss .z....-l. IS. "lrsonapsa vlpaislAs'
eas Especial Dispassl.ie The yirginisn.l A.at
opposition state Convention!
PRELIMINARY MEETINGu
LARGE ATTENDANCE AND GREAT
RNTHUgIASMfn

RIcuaosD. Tuesday Night, February 2l.-An
informal meeting Of the Delegates to the Opposi-
ton State Convention was held tonight.
On motion OF Mr.: Deane. Of Lynchburg. Mr..
ii. W. Thomas, of Fairfax, was appointed Chair..
man. and John A. Carter, of Loudoun. Secretary.
On motion, Raleigh r. Daniel. Chairman Of the
Central COMMITTEE, was empowered to appoint
Valentine w. Southall Of Albenarle, temporary
Chairman of the Convention.
The attendance of Delegates is unusually large,
and the greatest enthusiasm prevails
The Convention will meet at IL o'clock tot NOR.
row, "wednesday.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-22

| We subjoin the following notices from cotem-
| porares of the Press who the most competent
J,dges of work in our department.;
OF the l2th Annual Report of the President
and Directors of the Va. and Tenn. Railroad, the
Petersburg Express says:
I'VE without special OF the very
handsome which the Ecpo, has been Printed by
worthy contenpory Of the LynehbuIg yrglnian"
Upon the subject, the Abingdon Virginian
says
and do not recoec to have handsome specimen
typography OF business character. It gotten up the
highest style Of the art and cannot bo excccd, In the State
| out Of IT,"
And the Petersburg Integcncer, thus;
at printed oncc Iynclbsrg yitginan
and surnasses in and Hrncs the many previous
ports u similar character, TALL exceedingly VOL donc
have been sent out from the sane Office"
And the Bedford Sentinel: :.
'of the typographical work, which
the fginan Power ss job ufee) We have but single
remark 10 offer II exhibits neaness seldom excce, and
would reflect credit upon any publishing house IN Bcs New
York, or Philadelphia"
And the Fincase Democrat
The Report was printed at the job ONCE Of the vrslnan in
1yncirs. and is cer,Sin, the most cai! printed pamphlet
We have seen from any sflce In Virginia.
The Dauvlle Aanscript;
"Mngnacenlly printed at the Office Of cuerrrne
pornry of the lynchrr vrinan The execution of the
charcal part Of the work reflects greai credit the printers
for we have scarcely ever seen ncaer job from any Office
The Christausburg Star;
THE printing done at the Lynehburg ,irgnan onlcc
The Dan,ille Register;
"The Report Is printed the job 0cc Of the Lynchburg
Ngnan, and admirable specimen Of typographical
cuipn."
OF the Hampden Sidney Magazine, printed
Monthly at this Office, contemporaries thus speak
sThe Petersburg Intclligcncer
at printed in exceedingly neat at the Lynch
burg Virgnian ONCE.
The Danvillc Transcript
"The Magazine Is published In Iyncburg and printed
the office of the Sginan Its typography ccrinnl,
crcdiabe establishment do not think there
much improvement upon It's present appearance II In
decd faultess."
OF the Virginian Almanac, they also speak
in the following complimentary terms
The Bedford Sentinel says:
AS specimen pamphlet printing, the Typographical
of the work cannot be cxced. II would reflect
crcdN upon any Publishing House In the Union"
The Abingdon Vrginan remarks:
"rhe yirau:an Almanac 1860, complied for issued
gotten up thing Of the sort We have seen"
The Petersburg Press
"a neat Almanac with title printed In Iynchburg,
has mail il carefully complied and Of
handsomest specimens Of the typographical art have
lately SEEM"
The Petersburg Express
at Is beautifully printed The work Is Of the most
lote and concise we lave ever seem
These recommendations should suffice
psG~All orders viii be promptly attended to- and
work warranted to give satisfaction.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-22
From California

New ORLEANS, February 2l.--San Francisco
dates to Both ult have been received here, via the
the San Antonio route, two DAYS later.
Rich surface diggings have been discovered
near Georgetown.
A memorial with with 100000 signatures had
been presented to tho Legislature of California,
to prevent the immigration Of Chinese
Tho telegraph line had been finished for near
~ two hundred miles beyond San Francisco OIL
Butterfeld's route.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-22

THE VALUABLE CITY HOTEL,
AT THE CORNER OF 9TH AND MAIN STREETS,
IN TnE rtTf % LiNCnHrRo,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION

the request OF the owners and by virtue Of deed OF
n trust executed by them 70 me-, will offer for pub
lie auction, The premises WEDNESDAY the eh day Of
fsnRrARr is6 ~ ocock r. NJ that valuable properly
known the CITY UrEI the OF Main and Sixth
Streets fronting Main and cumming back the depth ii
the Squire 10 Lynch Street.
THIS property Is we known and minute description Of the
improvements Is unnecessary. The location makes desirable
property the purosos Hutel other business
Is situated nj the Main sixth Streets The Inn
Of sixth street which has been commenced and will
be speedily eomlvted atl Afford the and most direct
connection between Main Street aud tho Depot Of the Orange
and Alexandria Railroad and The basin the james River and
kanHwha Canal aud Will be the mnia and from
Main street. ,
Al The tim, win be sold HOUSE AND LOT adjoining
Liberty Warehouse, fronting ON Main Street, - feet and
running back ---~- feet
TERMS liberal aud made known the day OF sale.
feb idcodds j. r. SLAUGHTER, Trustee.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-22
Steamer A shore.

HALIFAX, Feb. 2lst-A largo steamer, supposed
to be the Hungarian, is ashore off Cape Sable
Vessels are preparing to go to- her assistance BID
theweather is too rough for boats to venture
All on board will probably be lost.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-22
.cITY ANpIs9AEz ARRALRs. .

H. Fai& Don't forget that the Fair In fur
tbs{Shes afAhs ,TsnpeFsnee csass will begin TO-
nirhk E5va DO ihsEala aa ss1ssdsds plan on
xhich IL ms projected and tie susrgy which has
bsSn ALL we'd Ii getting it ap. WEAR eonfasat
iewiil be o grand affair. Lee Ill sttead who can
6pd IL convenient.