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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-24

HLkGrIoS IN NEBRASKA TERRIroRY Chicago.
Marcia 2i.-rhe Nebraska Republican, gives the fol.
loving returns from the late election held in that Ter
'orp Tor delegates to the Convention to form State
Constitution.
OF the 4s counties heard from. 3G are rennh,ic,,
aud II are democratic with four counties moi re,urn
co. oh me State government question the vote
stands l,s'7 for to 1887 against such government
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-24
Read This 3!

HhFLBiVILLE, ITtnn,I UtI. TT Sou.
m Ncs-rS. Perry Davis " son :srs-Graiitndc 10
nBEE yon, aud duty Ia suffering humanity. require iia
should mnkr the leel derived from
Your rul. valuable Pain Kcr and If by seeing this sui-
fore, will he inled 10 give il trial and be hcaiei,
shall be compensated "A Thousand fold
In June lN after IrplraClcl Illness Of several MONTHS
severely ainekcd With drowsuUsS vertigo dmness Of
sight aud los, Of appetite, accompanied b, f,rr, rit, Of
breathing, etc Ny ! stefan pronounced pneumonia
bordering HE he Stag" Of consumption aud aft exhaust
ing his skl declared positively that had the consumption,
thai he could do nothing me aud that die. HoMey-
li, ul, sod 10 no b.sttl ItnUl
la, which lid with no eject. ihcn nse OF
which proved inefficient.
Iy this lime snptpi. pain the head, morning,
eteIng and during ia" night darling pains through the chest,
burning IN The palms Of The hands, quick pulse, night sweatS,
druit! o breathing etc When prtvnatei, hold oi the
"Ptics laDrlc III which the of Moasr Bliun,
Conc" and othcTs, which induced Ia try Perry Davis lcgc
nbp Pam i>llci. aud Strange may appear derived
h'nent from thu Of INVENT, bottle than had
dime from MI other medicines have used bottles Of ihc
PAN kior aud am hearty and enjoy better health have
heretofore done for Il number vi .enrs
ium GISTANIS a. CEIpI.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-24

NRGtNM Petlrlcs Norfolk March a2.-Thc Sc
eoad Congressional District Democratic Conventions
held at Hampton elected AS delegates to the Charles
ton Convention, Myers W. Fisher aud GeorgeBookcr
Altcrnates, l.. I. Br and Gen Taliaterro
Ihere was unanimous preference expressed e r
Governor WISE and strong resolutions were passed
against squattcr sovereignty
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-24

FUNERAL OF Gov. BIs$FLL.- Chicago, March Ill
The funeral ceremonies of the late GOV. BtsSr took
place to-day. The attendance was very large and
the military display the finest ever exhibited in
the state. The remAlns were inferred with the lu.
man Caihole ceremonies, which were Of most i'm
posing character.
hcnt' Gov, Wood, was formally inaugurated as
Governor this afternoon.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-24
From Rev. DIR. ROSser

a Ei.S EDITOR OF TIE CHRISTIAN. ADVoctTr -
SsS FENrLRs lsT ,LGnlE BAKING PownEr-tIl pcrs.,ns
'h" Z" ighi sweet and Wholesome LOAF biscuits batter
and hncknh1t cakes may purchase HIS powder win, , H.
"lre me materials are perfect, harmless, p.
NM nan SOFIA Sairrains, No fear
use o II WIN max" The sl"si sweetest bread lie sorr.,
possible lime; save Time labor. and expense aud never s
appvh II the accompanying simpc directions obs rvd
''' " - Manufactured N Virginia. ana j. invention of
i'nNt "a ON otn W tiarlea, manufacturer and SOLE prn
81 r. l'lclnoId Va We know lni, and have tried il; and rc
commend as the best We tried Get and mind lhc III
49, -'''' feb Its.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-24
ConneIi's Mill far Sale at Public Auction.

pursuance with deed or trust, executed 10 trustees
by Arthur CGnncl 10 debt due by ile said Council
Franklin Building Fund Association and in obedience
order of the Board Of Directors Of said Assocaton
und, rgnc will sell. public auction the premises
o'clock rUEsD Y, the Sd day Of April that valuable
Mill known 't"nncfs Mill. and now occupied BY Nowln
~ ,ure together with 800 feet Of land. lying between
canal and river This Of The largest and most valuable
Mills IN section OF the State. and contains Maciner, for
grinding Flour Meal and Plaster and for making Rolls and is
complete repair.
TERMS made known day Of snc.
The title Is believed 10 he good hut acting Trustees
viii convey onl, such title as IL vested In u.s.
tIAS. NJ BIACKFORD,)
ROBERT J. DAVIS, Trustees.
NIL Is 'tdsl u. j.. PAYNE,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-24

I,ruPflrI0r Of NE Brandrcth TIOnsc, New York"
Tier is nothing equal IN the of Plaster to the Porous
raster c" MI ailtotk. Ever! tlngis peisan Them
me! ae lhe Psicr of the day and tit type presen
advancement ia science aud In Asthma, Cough Ktlny
Ah"'onN aud local deep seated pains, they perlan, Mt
r"t; and for weak backs, pains la the side ci. and spas.
i""c pains generally! they are unsurpassed for benefits
they i'm rt Ply s:"is should examine this article which
IN" ersiih approved Where kloNu Price, es each prn-
rpa tidce, 2yt Canal street. New oIA Sold By all rc
NV "'s. ers 'h hied'c'hes. Jan 2tlIndhw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-24

G- WE are auth arizcd to announce JOHN o. THORN
lSR HILL acandllic the SlicriHalty
bell County. NH ~.dd,*
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-24
Largo and Splendid Paintings.

which 5000 feet and cNccic, u
cp- "i NOR" than foG Tut DOLLARS. They Icres
VOLCANOES, CALIFORNIA SCENES, CORAL ISLANDS,
coal NEGETAIlbN REPTILES, aud MONSTERS oi n"
DEF. aud the ANIMALS of the PIiE-ADAMITE WoEl.N
thr WAEM FLOODED ANIMALS md the HUMAN EACE,
being all representatives c the entire Animal lin,
a~t q" th"s" paintings executed by Euss. Snit,
pAiintlrlpia.
sE II universally admitted that view Of these Paintings
alrnc Ia worth tlan the price Of the whole
Tickets Ia the Course 81 pupils of schools 80 single
admission =; cents Doors opcn at O'clock rn
ut "a. NH %
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-24
Words of Caution


NJ 49, If We were 10 lc readers that the wells and
Ky springs tl"ugluul The coun had been poisoned, and
tti ~ had scn, cred antar il tl, Of them
Ia" h"ir al aNerng death. II Tell them that
lH discovered nine "f treasure enough Tor Them anl us AMI
that wrserr prepared 10 share with rn oud refuse
our " |" fortune. Bat rs health is valuable than riches
h." much m"re sraIihcd should they be 10 learn that great
IHnaor has been compounded Of purely vegetable matter. aud
that lis curative powers little les than light aud
'irhnt-4 Need instances II call the
lri'i"r "i hAkEEN Bl EMS aud examine The iras of
rrii hit from all sections the Snil persons who have
h.'n cured of h! lis all healing properties Among
them III SIC The vouchers ot old and yuun Innr and
male cNlulg Ills HIIrrE- The skies, and blessing lrn,
cn"r Tor lis curative "ArrS. Ei lis confined
Ia l'S >"sia. Nervous Headaches Yield r,al powers
Torpid LnCrs ,tom" uigkcnrd and made active by nnu
rncr SOUR shuaci,s made healthy BY It's ncttrllling cf
ferls. Indigestion disappears organs life
when mt H., these EtrrEEN, promptly
l>9 and ~, when dat urgc devastating the country
BAhS BTU Frs Will not remedy all line nj, humanity,
but such -c,-,~ caused y The stomach and bowels
dl !r 10 lis strengthening effects. and speedily
from TIA" system Al. WIN need tonic should II. it, and he
comr i.trir own judges ri is Nrtats.
For sic 10y all IL" Druggists in lynrburg. and by all
PRINCIPAL Druggists IN the cii! =" Rmni, and clsrw here
Virginia: hs nf Mc>>rs. THIS Slnit Co.. Washington rity
D. g. L. H. Satcr ~ a.. Baltimore. Nd ID. Il. Miller.
ing"u h g.; and BARNES ~ Park y. \.
''rtrr- hlrl Il. addressing l.. BAKER. PROPRIETOR
h'' y 'lt'ts Richmond. Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-24

llpRnIDLE TRAGEDY ON THE Hon SEAS " ho'c-
safe Slaughter ETA Ships crec By he Msift.-
The scansbip Fulton arrived ut New York Wed
ncsdny morning having on board two prisoners,
who had been sent TO the United States by the u.
:. Consul Mt Southampton. The papers and facts
already submitted III tho case show some Of tho
most hendish tragedies ever conceived Of by IL hui
man being 1t appears that tho bark Anna left
New Y ork Tor tho Brazilian coast in juno last. The
crew consisted of Cap. ruthll, Edmund 4. Lane,
lst Mate, and Gordon ID. lliros >, Mute, (the two
last named being the prisoners), seven seamsn.
(all colorcd) and the steward. From the brazilian
coast the vessel took n cargo for Cowes England
Alter leaving the coast of Brazil it appear. that
tho mate commenced systematic plan of excess
slyo crualies towards the crew. On tho slightest
within. Delaying pin was thrown Mt the seaman,
ho was knocked down and then stamped upon.
On one occasion, because of the senmen did
not move quick enough no was struck blow on
the forehead which knocked his lett eye out. The
seaman IN question WAS then trnmpcd down and
mashed almost to II jelly by the heavy boots OF
the mates. Driven To phrensy by the cruel treat
ment ot the mates, three OF the crew jumped over
board and were drowned. while three Of tho OH
crs died from the effects Of tho njurcs they reccv
cd.
On arriving nj Cowes, there WAS but one seaman
and the steward lett to tell the tale Of horror. The
Survivors informed the local MAJ strates of the
that had been enacted ON board the steamer Anna
aud the prisoners we're arrested, but subsequently
grd for want OF jurisdiction. The prisoners
were Immediately rc-attcSted hv the t. s Consul at
Southampton, who, after examining into the charges
aud consulting with the Munster nj London the
prisoners home for trial The two survivors OF the
haPlcSs crew arrivedhy the reutona last week.
warrant was issued by Mr.. Bots, directing the
Marshal 10 take the prisoners into custody. This
WAS done, and the prisoners conveyed TO the
To"mbs by Deputy Marshal q Nrete. This Gu Sc excl
ted con siderable feeling in England and the London
Times, with many other of the leading English jonr-
nails contained elaborate editorial notices ON the
a't"eions features An examination will take place
, before the Commissioner nj an early day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-24
NOtice-

INObICV,
FHNlE regular monthly meeting Of the Stockholders TN
Washington Building Fund Association will be hcId II
room over McsSrs Payne Blackors Store this
ha past seven oclnck Pay your contributions and
Iriist of fines. NH - III &, W. PRICE Secretar,,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-24

2-C2s TO TIE CITIZENS OF LYNCIIBURG.-No one
- having been announced candidate for the
of High consalr Respectfully III. self II cand-
date for that Office, subject To decision Mt the polls
Tuesday, III ID day of April next
NH 9dic WM. F. PEECINAI.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-24
THE, MALTA.
40.
10.

40. TIE MALTA. 40.
fB'liE KNIGHTS OF MALTA! THE SONS OF MALfA!!-
Maesinns, aud the public generally, requested cai
al I'M MALTA AMI nn1
best Mali Liquor IN existence, namely Smiihs Justly c.lcbr
ted Pale braught Ale line stock Of A No l. Iir nnirs
Mountain WhskcNs, Wines. Corlais Srgnrs Mccrscnu aud
PommAn Pipes. smoking aud Chew ing Tobacco Sariir aud
ripe stems Also all the dclcaccs Of the served at
short notice, nj TIN MALTA"
NH - JOSEPH Is. SATTII, Proprietor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-24
Notice to Physicians and the Pub

NOtlce to Physicians and the Public.
n SSs-- AlIAoCh'S POROUS PIASTEES.---TESIlNo
VIZ NlAL-"r. AllCUCK co, No. 9ei Canal. At New
York, 18th No7 denleen: lately suffered severely
from weakness In my back oeeasoncd by suddenly oyecx
efiiS fN self laNig heard Pasers recommend
ed Tor cases of This kd oearcd one uud the result was all
tisi toul desire. single plaster cured in IL week
e. trrtil L L
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-24
The Glory of the Age.

lust received lot of the most elegant WHEEL EE
- WILSON SEWING MACHINES thut has ever been
shown yet In this market. Now Is the time get this glorious
article. No sale II do learn Ia ID for
three years Come nj once and wait longer
A. :. ENGI.EDONE,
NH u - Main Street, I.ynciihurg Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-24
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.
For ConSta BILE.

sl--s, WE authorized Ia announce Col WM. b.
ApAS) BROWN II candidate Ur c-,cciion The office
If High Constable.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-24
SALES BY AUCTION
Auction Sale OF Valuable Flour MiIlir.

Property in the City of Petersburg.
an Thursday the 29th March next at ~ O'clock NJ the
~ premises f no. previously sold PRIVATELY shall se
auction The valuable and well known Flour Mill called t
lily Mills" situated the Appomaox river In the city Of
Petersburg.
The building is of brick portion sx40Gee anil other
ox26 fee having five oors and pair Of us nearly
The MN has lately been thoroughly repaired Of
10000 10 $4,000, with iron saing and gearing O.
throughout with all the machinery of the Isl
improvements, NIL in good order and capable Of making
per Very lately the dam as repaired
pnrily made The wheels good order
with new improved Turbine Wheel, which works admirably
There of land attached 10 the MIL extend
the buildings any size which may be required. There Is
good site for Corn Mil. and good fanny residence Uhc
micrs dscng) The Mill insured for s20o laril, The
Mnun Office.
The crops raised in the country trading Peters
burg rapidly Increasing that the number mills now
inadequate 10 manufacture ihcm hence large guam
y shipped abroad Therefore To wishing engage
Ia The milling business such opportunity for profitable in
ycsmcnt rarely occurs 5-5 ...==44.
TERMs fourth months credit, the remaining. three
and three credit. with interest added for
well endorsed negotiable notes and deed OF trust pro-
perry, 10 secure their payment.
Possession given Immediately.
For further Information apply To
JOSEPH b. DUNN
Ex'tor of j. BRACE decd
NH 3-ils WM. PASNIl.I. Aui
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-24
Sherihalty,

fC1ys WE authorized Ia announce ADAM CLEMENT
candidate for the Shrriilliy Of Campbell County.
NH 2}-dtl,*
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-24
LynChburg Chess Club


fENIE members of the Iy nChburg are request
and expected to their room To- morrow Is iTI l.
DAY) evening", nj Ave O'Clock.
NH 23#'2L L. II. GIIMER, President.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-24
LECTURES ON GEOLOGY.
AE BpiNrOS respectfully announces that IN compliance
~ with the invitation of number Of distinguished citizen.
al I5nchburg he will give Course al
six Illustrated kectures Oh Geology,
PROGRAMME,
Commencing MoHDAY EVENING, March Goth,
Second Lecture TT ESDAY EVENING, Morch 2ill,
And follow cd as per future notice.

Let. 1.--EN LICENCES OF DESIGN BY THE CREATOR
IN III" Structure oi III" solar and Terrestrial system
LIcr. LUMINOUS CONDITION Of the interior Of the
Earth Causes ~ Volcanoes Earthquakes and the Elevation
az Continents and Islands Composition and Position at Rocks,
q ,ll Deposits Quar- Veins and Formations Ut California
l.E,I. FIRST CREATED ANIMAL LIE r. Classification,
Of Rocks ly inssi remains found IN them.
lItt. GOAL BEDS. How the tual produced with
proof ilat all Cons, Graphite and the Dam"ni ar" "t Veg,
table nrlsn.
II,t h.-rIIE PERIOD OF REPTILES. Organic remains
Of rIads OF Animals thai existed the Earth nni m The
ScA> millions Of year. rr the creation of Man. The Warm
Blended Animals. Masu,on and Mammoth Period.
LECr. 6.-tliE PRESENT ORDER OF ANIMALS. With
Man and Woman Age ri the Earth. "f the Bib
heal and Geological hrunology The Harmony ,roogy
With tile Mosaic ,unt q" r. alton.
Each I" the Lectures viii be illustrated by the exhibition
"a .II Of
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-24

o. am candidate for the Office Mayor the CITY
pS% ut l.nchburg II elected of responsibility
HAT slal attach Ia the head Of the Police either in the
execution q" The state laws carrying the otdinnuccs
al the tiy shall cn'ca'or 10 with imlar
TALLY and 50 far may he able keep the Police regulations
"i The City in healthy condition.
hb lo-'deF WM. l.. SAUNDERS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-24
WIN. A. MILLER, Lynchburg, Va.
AGENT FOR
REESE'S PHO-PERUVIAN, OR
MANIPULATED GUANO.
INTRODUCED lss6.

IL composed exclusively of
ffHey 'f""Hd S"bfeto hin0. dd Best Perarian GauDn
OaeHi,f Each.
NOrfWe call the attention urmrrs to ,a f,o, , ~,
above Huahn contains plaster Tess r1fvIt
substances Than the natural Gto The additions of Ifs
10 combinations al tuano has effect than 10 r,lur,
Their value IN phosphate 81 Lime .;8pnf both of h,
are To" valuable 20 give place substance which NAV had
Tor "He-Ntenh HE price oil Gnano Plaster WIN
adv anlag', must be applied in quantities several bushels her
acre: hchc" u ~ eas! THAI The pounds only int ~
h" applied when combined with tuano can be of lille ar NJ,
value Hence, II follows, while combination o unun con
tanning Plaster ma, be sold NJ less price its value is n in
thai, or greater proportion, reduced.
we nav FURNISHED the above standard fertilizer our farm
ers ann planters ir The past four has l
S"FRpW money IN cost It's superior value fertilizer for
TonAcco has been amp, demonstrated. "
We, therefore, recommend this Guano 10 consumers will
entire confidence, as standard reliable Fertilizer ~
NH -. d Aclin WA ui1ICp
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-24
10 JAMAICA r Nr k5 ass a4ys,;q


What's the News! What's the News !
lily next Monday March the 9TH, will be ,,, The hand
ny H,i"s and cheapest assortment Of goods con snr Of
Mtnar! Einruderies Laces Ribbons straw Goods Ioser,
trimming" AMI fan! Goods The cheapest ever offered in ms
"t an! 'er cry The subscriber his friends and tl
pit u. Ner I'll The lowest cash prices having selected my
SA win greet care offer great nIuctm in uttrc and
st W constantly receiving additions during the en-.
e s"S' aud am cnnhdeut that stock for variety and
berr M DC unsurpassed invite you give me a
ht {" French Mienary, FoMe.s Libon Euehs ali nrc,s
u sizes, braid Noburg Split and French Chip; also Leg
'' nohe's hats aud Infants Caps, Ladies' Dress Cans also
ncN rape "ars Yer, cheap; Embroidered oars and sets
NJ! eies"ii, from 20 cents up sln ack Luce Walls
M,hiig vans splendid Curtain Muslin very cbran: Gents
m 'es ma anu SIX Gloves. very good; Moiair Mils and
,! 'mcr ''hgS boo numerous mention "loitc one,
come all 10 NJ. Il Main street. oDnosle Sy.r,s h, s,,r.
anu one door above Ihurman's confectionery
march :, 6s-dy IA WIIII,uSpN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-24
Master of Police.

a. ~ We are authorized To announce JAS. g. ROiALL
VIZ candidate for reelection to the Office of Master
u Police. NH u dihe
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-24
For Mayor.

CT ~ We are authorized 10 announce WIN. d. BRANCH
S rs can.i'ate for the Office of Mayor of the City
IN itlt fD.I,,g All
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-24
JAMES II. NowLiN.l TspNosp W. JoSr
NOWIIN & JONES.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
GrOCerS and Commission Merchants.

LYnchburg Va,
HAZE IN store and for sale large and wcllassorted stock
~ Hloeef.~' staple Dry Goods 81, comprising the fol-
t"hs viz: Cuba Orleans Ciee Sugars yario,s ,rurs
Loaf crushed Grnnulae, AMI Powdered sugars Rio La
gura Java anu M~ha Coffee Green and Black Teas various
brands sperm. Wax Adamannc aud Taliow tandIes Brown
@ ae! Saps various brands spices of every kind
"'c e"oa AMI damaged, Liverpool and Ground Alum Salt
1,'. arms NIL Nos Virginia and Western cured Bacon No
iaaA iitrrihgs in ibis No Mackercl kits Old Domi
nh HH,S Mountain Iron, Cast Shear and Bered Steel
,l-H ihcs Bed Cords N" and osnaburgs Bcacled and
''n S'riigs Heavy Woolens, Wool Hats Brognn Shoes
N'Sr' biiHtls, &c 49, which they will sell low for cash
dice. yi
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-24

m s,S- + are authorized 10 announce FRANCIS THORN
Ton Candidate for the Shrrifraliy Of Campbell
county. Election day, Ith Thursday in May NH 2jtdc.
N q WE authorized To announce GEO IL. DA Me-
RON a candidate for the Shcritaity OF Amherst
county. nj the ensuing election. NH 2dtde
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r-rh..e quotations. will be understood, represent whole
IL.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-24

a. sy> VIZ are authorized TO announce WM. e. BURTON
U<e% as candidate for the Office Of Master of Police.
feb / -dtde
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-24

or Sy- MASTER OF pOLICE.-I respectfully announce
uE III! self candidate Master Police
al Inc ensuing election in April Having served Tor several
Years past IN the city Waich becye
all parties, fancy Ill the Office In question:
equally acceptable T1IOS. j. AUSTIN.
b 1
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-24

WAL OIL iAMls--l have just received n lar,c ,ssor,
enn u '"al o Lamps with the improved Burner wi,b
SCI cheaper Than any other In this city Alsn
On nand supply Of extra burners Chimprys Will
and s,e them ~ '' ''eahers anu Wick Trimners Cali
mi, % ~ o, ANDREW B0lDS
rect LYME n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-24
COMM ERCIAr
DAILY earn Cry oFrIcn, I
X anI nk rrf "a.

DAILY dATEGfTy OFFIcm,
eotuk, Oct ed. |
FLoUK--saperhne, 81 90 sprins wheat, ar
tra, $3.50, Fall wheat, extra, 81 25. Es
BRAN AND SHORTS, 1910 SIS per / 90.
coRN--Esw 20, O d in good demand~-2s 70 rs.
BARLEY--spring soa4sc.
WHEAT In good demand. Fall 81 90 TO Is;
Spring so t.. sYc.s
oAIs--1s 10 20, sctise demand.
RYE--A0 to As in good demand.
PoTAIOEs-2o to IS by the load re.ailgs.
aR0CERIEs-New Orleans Sugar, fair sAa9,
prime al 10 10, clarified Iisal2. crushed and 10 af
l2stol3. Molssses--Plantatioa5 IS 10 ~, b. III. 40
to is, Golden Syrup, IS Co T6c. CcHee--Rio l6
to IL. Java Ste 2oe. Lagnyrs, 10 TO 10 H. Riee,
t3ss.
soAP-Palm e3c, Family 5ae; German, (cin.
7to7A
@CAEDLEs-star I7tO is, stsarins IS. Mould
III, summer pressed, 10
LARDla to 12a retail TSr.
BUTTER Common 10 TO II; Choice 6 to l6 .
retail 17A.
LEATHER-sole rs to 2sc; Harness 2T4.
hiDEs-Dry II to liai green, ~ TO &c green
sheep pslts 40 to 7Sci green hog skins Is
HAf-rrairie 81 70 81 81; ftmnshy Il Hunga-
rian. esq to 81; Baisd do. sIel to II Retail,
to Is
sEEDs.-IIungarian Grass, 2sa2s Timothy 81
90 70 90 Flax Seed. yeas 90.
SUNDkIES--0nions,3 30 to 40 Eggs, Ito Ia.
Feathers, zoe to I5c u nttr Beans 70 TO so.
Fhull-Dried -pples, ] 20 to i 40 per hush.
Dried peaehea,s2 p to ago. kaisins, 81 80 10
3 Is.
elirRsE--W. r. Iisl2i Denmark y to 10.
BEEF--lsa?4e gross; Sc to a5e per quarter.
sllfEP-sI 50 to 81 rs = head.
HO0S.-Drers ed. S. 90 to 5000.
SALTY. A., 81 40 to j - per sack; Kanaw-
h&, l0a22o per bbl.; Liverpool, ST. poa2 90 per
sack Lake g. rs TO 81 25T7 Dbl.
FISH --Mackerel, No, i see 10 SCI y bbli No.
SIC t. si7, No. sl2tosis. Write. No. St 80
10 50 I'd n half Dbl. cod Fish stoer h.
NAGS--a3 to 24c.
OLD Ikos--i TO &c per N Brass to lee per
lb.; Copper 81 20 i4c per n.
ExeaAssK.-On New York for currency / per
cent; Tor gold per cent st Louift per cent.