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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-17
CW0SSS-'CYEs WANTED.

CRUSSS-CIES WANTED.
gENHE Nashville and North Western Railroad Company
I to contract for 10000 Cedar CrOSs-Eies, feet
long inches Thick we'll hewn, to face st place
less Of bark timber to he sound, to be deliver
ed at the grade line OF the road in Nashville.
The contractors to contract for $4,000 White
Post Oak the above, be delivered
on the line in piles from section IL to section "a
enough on each section to supply the same.
Persons wishing bid will direct to the President and Direct
ors Of the Nashville and FOrthEestern Railroad Company
Nashville. suy1bH
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THE ADAMS EMPRESS COMPANY!

Great southern, Eastern, Northern and
Western Express FOrWarders!
NOR the safe speedy transportation Of Freight Money
III Jewelry md valuable packages.
Have arrangements with the various Railroad Compa,es
whereby they enabled forward by the cay GER
trains, all matter entrusted to them in charge Of Special
sengers at low rates.
They dispatch Express daily for New York PHILADELPHIA
Baltimore, and all places North and East.
To Chattanooga Memphis, Richmond, New Orleans and all
places South and Southwest.
To Louisville, St. Louis Cincinnati, and all places
Northwest
Have connections in New York with Europe and California
They take charge slaves them ali parts
the South.
For information TO time &C. inquire at tue Offices Of the
Company in the principal cities Of the Union
JOHN 2. BUTLER,
Nashville Agent.
r., ffebI6
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For sale.

ON THURSDAY, tie 18th November next by virtue Of
Deed Of Trust executed to by John and George
Zoeoder will proceed SELL the premises all the corn
fodder Of all descriptions, conveyed
N said Trust Deed 400 OF land wellwatered anc
every Said land is situated on The
Turnpike road miles South Of Columbia
WILLIAM GALLOWAY
Nashville UNION AMERICAN copy three times aud send
20 this Office - Columbia Press
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1860 FAN and Winter Schedule. 1860

GALLArIN ACCOMMODATION.
Leave Nashvilleat As NJ arrive At Gaatiu AZ sl5p H.
ESQ A NJ.
TRAIN NO runs dAiIg-al other ,ranr daily sundayser
cepted
TRAIN NO. makes direct connection At Icuis,Ils "a, Gin
elnnat 1ndanaPoils Pssou Baltimore Washington City,
Philadelphia, New fork and Boston.
Both Trains make direct for Cincinnati Indian
apos, Chicago St Louis and all points North and Northwest
Through Te for sale - the Depot for all prnna points
East, North and West. ]. B. ANDERsoN.
novIo-du srnsrint.na.ni
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JASPER BRANCH RAILROAD.

JASPER BRANCH RAILROAD.
oyFICE NASHVILLE & CHATI AHOosA RAILROAD Co..
October ID, 1859
10y order Of the Board Of Directors calls made on the
Stock Of the Company subscribed fer building
Road from Bridgeport jasper payable to the Treasurer
Company asfollOws:
One dollar Share the LIST November 1872 and two
dollars each Share the sdays o. December 1859 Janua
ry February March, April May, Jane July August Septs-
Der, October, November, 1900
Payment may made Jackson Pryor. at Jasper or 70 the
Treasurer at ais Office in Nashville
PrUmpt5essin meeting these calls requested sus
Stock. the construction Of the road depends exclusively
on the usaDs provided specifically for that purpose.
oet5-n ". A. GLEAV ES, Treasurer.
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NJ. & E. f. CHEATHAM,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, AND DEALERS
PANE BRANDIEs, WINES, TOBACCO, CIGARS, FAILS,
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, &C,
CORNER or COLLEGE AND OHJRCH STR=ETz
Nashville, Tennessee.
VNTE Hrsustn receipt Of large we'll selected stock Of
w Groceries Liquors etc, consisting in part follows
$50 hhas Sugar, ali grades genuine Havana Glars
200 b5is choice Molasss 200 kegs Nails, assorted;
1J u do do 100 dozen Painted Buckets:
$50 bags prime Rio Coffee so nests Tubs;
Toe bbs Powdered, Crushed and 10 bb English Walnus
Loaf Sugar; 10 bbls Pecans
LEO boxes Star Candles; 10 bbls Filberts.
I90 boxes Tobacco, assorted
FINE RRANDIES, WINES, arG
Is = y choice French Brardes;
90 \ casks Madeira, Sherry, and Port Wines
l56 baskets best brands Champagne:
so boxes sco7ill Claret,
100 bbls fne Robertson County WHISKY.
2S bbls pure old Rye do
5 do do do Bourbon do
And also large stoekof Common Whisky, Brandy
Gin, &c.
POWEER AGENTS.
Agents for the Dupont Hazard and Sycamore Powder The un
ergEsd Icing the only Agents Nashville Manufacturers
Iargestock Of Powder on hand, in Magazine for sale.
300 kegs Dupont Rife Pogder 1000 kegs Hazard Blasting Pow
500 u do do do der;
800 X % de do 5000 kegs sycanOr, Blasting
goo % % 90 $50 cases Of Powder, assorted
300 do do DO brands;
5000 kegs Dupont BlaSngP 50 bbs Toy Bedford Co.,
der. safety fase.
jan11 r. &. 3. p. CHEATHAn, Agents
SOLE AGENTS FOB
DupontsPowder; Joy, Bckfcrd & Co.'s safety
Hazard do Fuse
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Louisville and Nashville EsaiIFOad
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-13
TH7nTY.sTxTH coNoRRss-1ss. ses


/ SENAfb.
wAsnixoros, Peb. loth.-The Senate Il not 10
session to-day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr.. Reagan has been appointed member Of
the Conf iitee on Indian Affairs, In the place Of
Mr.. farnsworth excused.
Mr.. Thomas wa. appointed . member III the
Committed on Revolutionary Pensions, IN the
plae Of Mr.. Reagan, excused.
Mr.. iindinan was appointed member OF the
Committee on Private Land Claims in the place
of Mr.. Hamilton. excused.
Mr.. Moore offered resolution. which lies over,
calling on the President TO communicate copies
all the Communications which have been received
from the British Government and other officers
the subject of the African slave trade since Feb
rnary. 1852 and copies II MI correspondence be-
tween the British and United States governments,
nn the subject of the slave trade.
Oa motion of Mr.. Mr-e. the Committee on
Commerce were directed 10 inquire into this expe-
dency of prohibiting by law oil American vessels
engaged In the Coolic tradc or transporting APP
prentccs to the West Indies or other parts Of the
world
I'll" Speaker laid befoye the House a copy Of tho
State Constitution Of Kansas. recently adopted at
Wyand lite, A. preliminary to the admission Of
TINT State into the Union.
Mr.. Morse introduced u resolution that the sew
ernl standing committees authorized to employ
clerks ut the second session Of the last Congress
be now authorized b. do with the addition of
the Committee on Account, and the Committee
on Territories.
Tn, resolution was resisted on the Democratic
side.
The resolution was finally passed over, and the
llnu.c resolved itself int, Committee of the
Whole on the State Of the Union. Mr.. Washbnrn
II Illinois, in the Chair
Mr.. Sherman offered series of resolutions,
frop"sing 10 ref the various branches Of the
Presidents Message to til" appropriate Standing
ts,linlrtrcs that part relating to q Pacific rail
raa'l, To select committee Of fifteen menbers.
Mr. Ferry, OF Cpnn.. occupied an hour in refu
ting what he considered tte fundamental princ-
pie i the Democratic party IN the Question If
slavery. and urged that property in nian cannot
cxisr IT. natural right.
Mr. k"san briefly explained bis views on the
81 .le,i Of slavery. arguing that neither Congress
mar tho authorities Of Territory, have the right
Ia do-troy slavery therein.
the memorial Of Mr.. F Z Blair. Of No. contest
ng the seat OF Mr., Barrett. was presented aud re-
lerI"l t. the { ,mmriro on EcstiUns.
The House then adj purnel
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-13
From WASHINGTON.

W,sHISGroS.. Feb. lO.--rhe aggregate amount
epr,cd Ivy The Com mis+ioners for the expenses
incurred ly the lndinn war in Oregon aud Wash
ngtun Territories is over S6,u00,00O, but the
THIRD Auditor ol tho Treasury has reduced it to
50 5000, on tho hasis If the instructions ndpp-
ted by the last House OF Representatives.
tits the intention uf Hon. Mr.. Grow to intro
dncc n till tor the establishment Of n Territorial
Glyeinmcnt in Dnkotah, aud ono in the western
portion Of Kansas.
Mr. Florence to-day gave notice that he will in.
trFnce tho French Sroliaton bill, and IL bill to
e1nnizc the Army and Navy and Marine Pen.
III su-.
Tho War parmcnt has ordered the rc-aIyer-
tiscmcnt OF proposals for tho transportation Of
army supplies ON tho r'utes to and throughout
New Mexico. Sixty days notice IL given. which
must sccurc general competition, (as many par
ties ~ the West possess nr.e means of trans Inr-
tatIon) aud result in securing to the Government
low rates
The Post Office appropriation bill, as returned
from the Scnnte with amendments, is now in pos
Tr>> II of the Committee Of Ways aud Means,
who will report on it Tomorrow.
The Administration attaches the greatest i'm
pnr;ancc to tho ratification Of tho Mexican treaty,
and III the event of its nnratfcation anticipates
much trouble. Careful aud extensive inquiry
lnsthcs the remark that the views OF Senators are
not Yes sufficiently ured 10 indicate the probu.
crcsult on that subject Pending tho treaty il
was not deemed essential that Minister Mclane
shout remain Mt Vera Cruz. and besides his
presence here is desirable shed further light on
Mc.i,an affairs.
II Is stated that estimates Of the quantity of ar.
iiers t" he transported from Missouri to our army
in Ctah hnve been furnished TO the new cantruc.
tor hy the Secretary of Wnr The amount re-
qure t. be sent is sail to be 81 small ~ to war;
'nnt the surpasion thar large portion of the
l"rcrs are to be rem we from that point, or that
purchases Of provisions, etc, will be made of tho
products of Utah itself.
It VAS necessary that tho postofhce aprropria-
tlon hll shbue SO back to the House on account
at the onissIon OF an mpprant appropriation
III" amendment requiring that the printing Of
lnNi'h'c blanks should <, to the lowest bidder
WAS lnt On the bill because it is known that that
description of patronage has been for years dis
tr,huied among publishers fpar,izan presses.
lac m rvcmrnt to day % appoint clerks to the
committee, WAS nteudei In provide places for
somc persons who have been fooled in the score
ot p'It'ng and binding sp1il.. For instance, the
committee IN terri aries had clerk Inst session
1t'' th"re i'n' hu-irrs~ N this session requiring
ne, h0t pIa'es are wanted t,r those who have
been nost h"lstero0~ ~ their Professions against
ahn'r- II such "A chluaHcr. Tho better rcrub-
cans 'croll At these de,cionements.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-13

PROPOSED EXPRESS IRON LgAvENwoRrn TO SAC.
RAMfNT".- Lcayenwurth. Feb, 9-Tho first eek
press to California will leave this place on the An
Ut Arrh, aud Will rnn o,rl the preseut mail route
to Salt Lake, and thence by Captain Simpsons
read direct TO Sacrament City. The proprcturs
are confident Of reaching Sacramento in eight
days; and before the lSt of June. by witch time
the line will be thouchly organized they expect
to deliver dispatches at the terminus Of the e--
graph line IN Carson Valley in six laws from
LeaVenworth. This would hrins San Francisco
wi'hln n weeks communication of New York
Fop"ri"m the trip in eight days, the propre,.rs
estimate that they will. have To accomplish II max.
im"m SPEED Il eight miles nm hour. They are
determined to effect this and are purchasing three
hundred choice horses in addition to the stock al.
ready ON the route
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-13

linErAL DrQrrsrs. -Mlcouri Allen. naive Of
Ireland. but for many yea,s resident ot Pats
bnrg, Pa. died there in 1851, leaving large e..
tate. the settlement Of which involved some Iii
Cation. 1t has, however, recently been settled,
and the following requests nun,nnred. The G,u-
rral Assembly OF the prcshytr, ian Church ,f Ne
u"lted Statc' $4,000, Board %, Mis~i.nS OF ,le
General Assembly ol the P,cSbyterla Church If
che United States, 1000 Foreign Evangelical s.
lciety New York, 1900: Is ,arl OF Mission, @. I've
General Assembly Of the Presbyterian Church ct
the United States Of America. 1000 Board If Ei-
uca ~ ut the General Assembly Of the ptesh\te-
ran Church Of the United States Of America =, 900;
Presbyterian Board OF Publication 1900; Ameri-
eau Bible Society, 6000; American rrnct Society.
1900; American Sunday School Union, located Il,
Philadelphia 1000
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-13
M.ssscnrsETs.r

q .seI.ve UeNrfso y MassscHvsErrs." The
eainuii seo II federal relations IN the aiassechn
SCI, Legislature bal public hearing On Iburs-
dpy unan the petitions for the Law TO prevent
slave hunting in Massachusetts" lie eh1iswan
of The committee. Mr. Merrill, of Doatons efated
that pe,itions ~ the above character had bfenfe-
csisel from 6ify towns, signed BY about eyen
thousand people-nen> women and children The
frat sneaker was the Rev Charlea Beecher. and
he was followed hy Rev. J. Sella Martin. fpgi-
tive slave, and Rev DIR. Murdoch. The latter
speaker advocated the superior claim OF the Law
If God. and Tie duty Of the State to openly repu-
diatn the fugitive slave law as coming in conflict
with the higher law.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-13

An ACCOMMODATING PuBLIc FuNcrIoNARY.
The sheriff OF Tiog coanuty. n. Y. recently uok
prisoner no held, from the prison to the election
polls to vote. AMI then returned him TO prison
Governor Morgan did not take the same view of
the case as the sheriff. lie thou hit that person
deprived tor the time Of his civil rights by the com
mission of n crime should not be taken 10 tn. nnls
by the officer having him in eustady. The Cover
nor, therefore, removed the sheriff from Office for
official misconduct.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-13

GOVERNMENT REcEiPTs AND ExfENDiTUREs-
The receipts If the L. S. treasury. for the quarter
ending Dee. 1859, amounted To SIS. $50 093, incln-
DIM $40 7S5 s49 firm customs, 49,, 535 from pub
lie Lands and Si064 500 from treasury notes. The
expenditures for the same time reached Sl6,o
5oG. including SIT20 0s3 for the War Department
1906 496 for the navy. 1925. 424 for civil foreign
intercourse, &c, and 3.l40.250 for interest on
public debt, payment Of treasury notes, &C.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-13

.eyerrvksrs b. aaenenting the saias Of pvarerls
and increasing the wealth and fsseuress cla
State. s.N -
II the Comnonwealsh should lose all sho has
Invested in what may Be Demonstrated "anpro-
daetivs stocks, she viii still be gamer to
nreless extent
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-13

ILLNESS OF Mn BrRroN. - The condition Of this
distinguished comedian has not improved very
much during the past week, and il is asserted that
very little hope If his ultimate recovery is cher-h-
ed by hi. relatives and intimate friends. His
sufferings intense. but borne with tue most
conmeadablc resignation and forti;ude.-N. j.
HguI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-13
Administrators Sale.

SHALL sell on FRIDAY the 17lh day OF The present month
ebruary al residence Of the late Cbesey n. Hardy
Hill all OF the peristabc prop cry belonging
said cants estate consisting usual variety House
hold and kinhen Furniture aud Cow.
The sale OF heabove properly will commence at O'clock
precisely.
she'll sell In front Vi the Market House, SATURDAY
morning following, at II ocoes Negro Woman, named Pa.
dcnce, belonging 10 said estate.
rERasAIi under &oD casll-oyer ta amount four
credit gwen interest added negotiable notes. tisc.
toris endorsed 81 ttfh y. N. GORDON,
feb S-lds administrator.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-13

WRECK OF the ELIZA GRiEyE-Portland Feb
rnary 1.-The brig Eliza Grieye, Captain John +.
Df'oS'hS' OF Newfoundland, with u cargo oi pork
Il ur and tobacco. capsixed abuut $50 from Cane
Race, January 25thand, righting, drifted.a wreck
until the following Monday, Doth. when the crew
was taken off by the steamer North Briton 60 mil.
southeast, of Sable Island. The crew consisted Of
ten men, of whom the Captain and the Steward.
Richard Corton, were drowned,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-13
IALIARLE FARM FOR SALE.

4 OFFER FOR SALE WOODLAWN, The late siience of
e. WI>rEEE, decd situated mile from Lynchbur1 on
the Campbell Court House Turnpike There Will b. with
the D cling s5 Of land considerable PROPORTION of
which timber. Besides excellent Dwelling, there on
the plt all necessary ouhouscs large tobacco factory
well OF superior water, dc.
The place admirably adapted 10 either market dairy
farm Z. V. MlNfkEE, Exor.
E., s.d,iawts of L. Winfree, decd
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-13
To the Afflicted.

n ToEMENTED with Palm and scorchcd with fcvcrs
WJ1 We ln6w .nn and impatient such aictions
necessa, make YOU beg that you will compose your
die m offer you II w prescription for their
Are A"Pa ID! pepr mud has stomach refused perform
lis functions Your strength has filled and life has become
bnrlhf II 50, "r "n,r YOU IN BAkERs PREMIUM BirTERs,
never falling remedy r Your life Are You troubled with
Nnus hrnaclS, and nness u vision incidental thereto: Then
resort bNkFBr BltrLus only hope Are suffer
from tin-ipatcd novels and torpid liver? BAkEEs
lIIERS will both aud give VITALITY
essential 10 health Have dclcate females lcchin
chldrcn who have LOST all rci, ood
Ing away? bAgEE's Blrrln the valuable tonic dis
covered viii strike nj the Of their diseases aud
them appccs aud strength DO you live n section where
age aid cter hold continual Ii may laugh
these Diseases and defy their provided you regularly
BAKERS BIrEEs iar hrh thoic, Cholera Morbus and all
other Diseases arising from inlscs"ns aud Improper
lions rht yield to The health giving influence Of this great
meteiHc winch sold throughout this country by Drug
glsts generally, AMI extensively used than other
mejtic lhcsc Biltcrs ifst their home
before They offered OF the world and
they are known und appreciated the proprietor desires all
who need heir aid mng have moderate Price ony
90 cents BOTH.
For sale by all the Drice in Iynchburg aud by nil the
prncia Druggists IN the city al Ernond and elsewhere
virginia; also at N'Nsr- idS Soit Co, Washington city,
D. q: L. H. Na'cr y NJ, Baltimore Md. ID. b. Miller
ingon ~; aud Barnes " Park, y. Y.
Orders Hilcd by addressing t. BAKER, Proprietor,
ocl S'-1Ncs Richmond. Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-13

t.,,;'s o MUCH STupY.-The subject Of everlasting
ssa 10 y schools has been considerably discus,
,,r;,. ~ SALEM Mass. Asa consequence tho cam.
csa ,S ' sne classical and high schools have reJu
three rhn %esr OF daily reci.a,ioas from four tn
by u the school. o. nus WORKED beneficial
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-13
More Testimony from the Clergy

n ~ This ccridr that have used Perry D,vls's Nceia-
hI-g bic Pain klicf win success
n'hhtaE, common n"tl lGint bronchitis coughs Colds
vc and would che, ruti recommend valuable family
incidents REV. JAMES &. BOOMER.
Mrssr> T. Davis Soa-bear sirs Having Witnessed the
beneficial effects Of Pain Killer in
Ter! and Cholera MuttU> Within few months
ing IN act ui hncNuen Ia the suffering would
thcrfiuN recommend is o such suffering
the aforementioned W sind diseases safe cettuai
r,moih Erv. EDWARD X FTLIEn
s cctles ia have for several years used Dayis's
table Fam kne family. in for
which II Is recommended, and hud very useful family
irnc iEF \. BRONSON, FALL ki,rg
~ >nlu ny al Druggists, jan lH-lm.
o. ~ TIL. undersigned viii prepare DEEDS, CONTRACTS,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-13

a female named Sarah Hudgids came to her
death in Norfolk on Thursday night by taking an
overdose VI laudanum.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-13

Gov. Goodwin has appointed Thursday. April
Eth, as iast day in New Hampshire.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-13
Richmond Markets, February D.

AprKs--Sorhern $s"a5 p bh, according to quality Al
bcInaric pippins fi.'n615,1 Il Dbl.
B,cnysiss iDi, cts: shoulders s,.Ge0 Hams i1Go
II cents, qnaly stock light am, ldnrSei hrfr
BcrrrH Ne quote good Butter at 20 % cents; inferior !!
10 l. cts
Cons MFAt-tllo u busicl Transactions in meal mostly
in the retail way.
CorrIrW w quote Rio ut u 10 i3.cn prime: for in
erior; laguira IL, Java 6cGtid1s: Mocia ~,
CANn.,Ia2m i3 z H. J.ess1n' i.sS n, lsss
cEasHr ane~ River s1,,odi,so u bbi; Northern kosen-
dale at ~ ,na1i,eH .,. 40 ..
Il load % bus u on of 2o lbs eGt Foundry do So
eqt1oo ton 81 ~ n ,nminnas Lump 80 l9a "a, ct
torrS.-i14 a , cents. on time. adding interest.
former With i,aird to.5a5o Marie.
si'giy, win moderate sock.
trar1lnres-s r',i ti"t We quote Peruvian at 80;
sli NaNHssa, Brown Columbian s; Recess Manipulated
uorno So; Rhodes super Phosphate Of Lime sioo p ton;
lnSon's Manipulated ,iuauo $50 u ton.
fI,HN",a Scotia Tut lierrngs 1900 10 North Carolina
In market Maekcre, large No. 5, new 5000. small do $3.50
fL>NsrEn-fi.1 a Ia Y hushr'
Gs>,s >EspsMe quote Clover seed saTi6, 900. Timothy
t2:i1a!ao e ba1e orchsrl Grass 30 asin quantity
i.x SAs.-riG Iron s.s15ai, q,a,ly and guam.
lily; owe'es tG no y ton; English Refined sa; redcg,r
Prime Lard In hbs. 1it@il4c; kegs lsGl21s pals
LIarast sales *ioo from wharf From Store we quote
Northern +i,mdtl,i2; Virginia eocGb.l,o
Mor,>'ENew orleans 5aa5ac; Cuba Mscoyado s2a37 Vel
Claycd Cuba 25d12s els: Porto Rico 3sG142 cts.
rsWe quote 100 10 els. Il bushel Of thirty pounds from
and dcpos
orr,~-l,rn cts; Shorts %; Brown Stun 30 and Ship
stun - /. busilel
ONIoNsEed ~ % u bbl Of three bushels Silver skin
$eH
rEtS,-Back are selling at &2p2,23 u bag
PLASrERIump: sales by the quantity 500 Market quite
bare tlnibnrn 3 Lcmond Ground $e5O il ton aehcd 80
loose: Sharp's do. 500; loose 47,a,.
PurAGnEs.-Wc quote Northern 6Oa65c.
EtE-iA .Gl5c
ENF-,n Ia i.c per bushcl.
Sra,sNcw orleans sugar, si46e9i. e,s Porto Rico SO
Size: Loaf leMllc. Crushed and Powdered 1le6l1 Ne;
Coffee sugar "Jedbluc. rs 10 quality.
SrARoI-Prime Corn 80 Ga; Pearl 1QGSLc
SMTrETgr-9Ghluc e H.
SAIT--From Store, A., lA6r2.25 p sack.
1uBACCoNotlng doing in old tobacco worth tioning
What little is offered is OF inferior quality We quote interior
Iug at &2a6tSi@: good aud fine Gt5 inferior sG
~ gol $50 tp61 $40; fine Manufacturing
price $laIp9n No English in market. The receipts
loose not large. The quality isvcr infeorhin
leaf AMI very dirty Prices range $2lJ6 l7.. some
nne parcels at 410l..
TEAs-mperia and Gunpowdcr 55c.Gcsi..o.
T,E-$2.an 4 bib.
WnfAr-Red LOG $780, White 1.i.dl$ljl and $a5 for
prIinc White.
woo-sma parcels of Tub Washed sold so cts, I'M
washed Third less. Fleece rs quality.
WI,kEYe,uond Rcc,ifcd 35is Gl261. F. Stearns& Co.'S
Mated Rye "h,skoy, new, u; old fl,j0
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-13
From Rev. DR.. Rosser.

= VIII I0OF. OT. fVOSS0T.
G-lSS~ shDliOR OF THE CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE
ESs ;f dsAraEs iNr,LIhhkk AKNe PowDEn-A persons
sn ht 80 "vy' ana who loaf bread biscuits batter
% & nc materials are perfectly harmless and more plcas
nse NJ, - -, aIs'us de- No fear Of bread The
~ VIII MAKE ihe iihitst, sweetest brea. in The shas,
p"na 9 save ane labor and expense and never dis
aiPosi VIC accompanying simple directions are o,sa,.S
beside ~ = manufactured in Virginia and il mo invso,,a y,
iahkstion' John W 6asllc manulac,urer and OLE p ~
n,e9',od a. We kngY him, aud have tried IL and -.
r eos At AS Ae best We tried Get and mind the . a.
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-13

John Leadbeaten n we'll known druggist of Al
exaniria, W.. is dead.