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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-19
ICE! ICE!! ICE!!!
CLOTHING! CLOTHING!! CLOTHING !!

CLUTHING! CLOTHIG!! CLUTHING !!
addition the large and fashionable stock Of REA1-
MADE CLOTHING purchased, have engaged first rate
Cutter and WILL from this date, manufacture great par OF
my stock home. Having bought Goods from importers
and Commission Houses offer great inducements L" me
public Garments will be made short notice. aud good NJ
always warranted Ny friends aud all lovers OF home ai
Southern manufacture requested to paironize me- VIII
hold inducements cash and prompt paying custom
My stock embraces Gentlemen Youths, and Boys Cloth
ing every description; also, Furnishing Goods such as
Shirts Collars Gloves Ties Handkerchief Drawers, Socks,
s1penders Trunks Carpet Bags and number OF other ar
ces To Country Merchants will that am now e,tr
prepared ever will sell cheap house TINS
side of baltimore. will amply the pnrcla-
ser for his trouble NJ. GUGG ENHEIMER
IYhcnBUgG, April II 1860. .
r. SA considerable number OF good hands find sesdy
employment reasonable prices paid for work. The s"h
ern Clothing Mandatory. lap u NJ: u
= lhds Sugar IN Store and for sale by ;;iS
- WIN. II. ROSE 4 Co,
maya No. 107 Main Street
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TALL and examine another beautiful stock Of Paper Hang
may .. PAYNE Il BLACKFoRD's
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Wall Paper and Borders
Victor. Book store, 1853 Main Street, there Is one of The
"A best supplies of WALL Ceiling and Border Papers for Far
Tors, Chambers, Dining Rooms Halls Saloons, &c, ever
brought AT Low Call and examine before pu
Chasing II. G. VICTOR.
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EORFHERN TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
n. N. CO.'S EXPRRSg.

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Comprising the following Efficient and rslisbls Lake
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Daily to DUNKIRK AND NEW YORK
Daily to SANDUsKY, TOLEDO AND DETROIT
AND NEW ENGLAND.
Tri-Weekly to CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, hIACEI
MAC and lntsrmediafe Ports
a Property CONSIGNED delivered tc our cara will 70
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. Passengers viii be tiGketel through al directions
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W P HORTON. Plaintiff, ! Before Ssm'l Eoljambe. Esq.
against Justice OF The Peace OtCleva-
W. R. NoRToN psfaddaut Iand, Cuyahcga county, ohio.
THE DEFENDANT, w. r. NOR
Il TON, viii take notice that at my instance, on they'd
day of January 1850 the above named Justice sued
order OF taohment he goods chattes and credits
Of said defendant in hs ?boye en- tiled cause, on claim
agnnst him my favor for the sum eight dollars 30 cts
and that said action for hearing before said Justice
feb2O:27i W P HORTON.
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GEO. D. JEwETT, Sec. wArERMlN, Pres.
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MORNING LEADER OFFICE. I
Saturday Evening. Feb. 25.

The market is very dull and without change
Wheat is in limited inquiry only but holders are
if anything, little frmer. Flour sells in small
lots to the trade at the old figures, Corn continues
dull and heavy the same is true Of butter, Both
are unsaleable except in a small way, while stocks
Of both are large. Cheese is frmer Sales are
as follows:
FLOUR-SmaI lots white wheat double extra
at S5s5.
CORN-0ne car at 42c.
SEED-Sale 60 bus clover at 4,e0.
SHOULDERS-Sale 1900 lbs. at 7s<c and q small
lot at Sc.
PoRK-sale 400 Brls. No. mess at sl7.
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ARRANGEMENT.

- = -.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, Nov.
~ 18th, Iss9 PASSENGER Trains will AVA fJ-l0WBs
LEAVE CLEVELAND
lOl0 A NJ Da- Express Train stopping a. al statiOrs
cept Hicklitis, Mentor. Perry, UniOnTie and Say
brook. and arrives al Eris l:b P. n, Dunkirk 4.S
P. NJ, Buffalo Cos P. n
s:l P. n Accommodation Train for COneaut, st7ppin
AZ all gay ststlOns.
500 n Night Express Tran, Stopping a. PuinesEs.
Ashtabula COnneaut and GlTard only, aud arrives 1t
Ere I2s35 A. M., Dunkirk 2.4O A. H., Buffalo Al
An
LEAVE ERIE
3l5 A. n Night Express Traiu stopping at Girard Goa
nsaut. Ashtabula and Painesville only and aTriVs
at Cleveland T05 A. n.
BIS P. NJ Dav kTpress Train stopping At all staonssI
cept SaYbroOk, UHiOnville, Perry. Mentor b Wick
life ami arrive at Clevel nd 7:05 P. n
Accommodation Train will leave COnDeaut at 53 A. NJ.
stopping al all staiIons and arrive st Cleveland $40
A. NJ.
All the trains going Westward connect at Cleveland with
trains for Toledo, Chicago, C0lumbHB Cnonnati &c.
&C; and 8Q the trains going Eastward eOnnsct at
Dunkrk with the trains Of the New York Central EH
falO and New York City Railroads.
Cleveland. N " 18th. le5s
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NEW YORK MARKET-Fsb. Is
rnr rElEaRaPHl

AhosSisady and unchanged Sales IS bbs SIS Is for
FourSsiss 200 bhls at sE10aS5 q for super State
S s8oss 90 for State. S5665 % for super wester
or fesh ground shipping brands extra round no Ohio.
Demand scarcely active, but prices without material
change Sales chitdy Of the best brands, which are n my
madam Ti0uT-salss 600 bbls at s. sO@s75 common
Byo FlOur-MaTkst quiet. with small sales at SsTC9
BaokRhsat Flsss-In moderate request Is2N@l.7s
Com AIsal-ouiet and unehanged. jersey ss,sOssYsO,
81 IS for BrsndyEpe -.
Whisky-Bofs active and finer. Sales 800 bbls at 23A
(1Z3ssc, chiefly al the latter price.
$500 bus white Mich So 5000 bus prime Mw Club at
Sl.25 IN store, and 8 90 far do Sl,33.
Rye 9 n. { and firm. Sales 600 bus at sIlGs3c.
Barey-Less active, but holders veTT hrm. Sales 20
bus fur rCWed State At 79c
Corn-Fim but less aoiivs Sales $500 bus at sc9s2c
{ 7 new yellow, ard s1ds3c fornew white.
oas-sales at 4469A i6c for sste western, and Cana
dian.
Sir,Ngls 50 new massi StA34 CID prmei $laef for new
primo including l00G bhls buyers option
OF htfaEe March IS az Sl6 @ls.60.
Be5-Firmer anl unchnnsd. Sales 100 bbls at Sl2At0
country pr S as 50 eoHn ~ NESS $s9SO repacked
Beef Hams-FIrms err with sales Of 30 fs l99le5S; new
hele higher
Prime mess beef-Fim at SI6Gsss.
Cut meas-Steady. Sales $40 pkgs &c for shoulders sH
Bssn-FiTler. sales 100 boxes at s5c CumD middls,
faId.Heavy Sales 7eOsbls 81 IlCallkc
Bu,ter-lll1l5s lOr Ohio; l5(l1oc iOr state.
Cheese-Fair demand at 9dlAc
Woo-Fimer Ssles 5000 lbs domestic fleece gTtfas2
CGndieE-Flrm 81 l7ale and 20c. Sales 5000 boxes.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET-Fob s..

lBY TELEGEAPH.l
Socks-Not very active but steady and frmer. Gslona
Chi So c C&Cs7i n Z CHS; Pacific MEil 81 Del &
Hnd 9os{; Hud ID bds 9S; III bds esH; Gal 4 Chi End
bonds s2l-2.
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Coke! Coke! Coke!
W. q; WALLACE 9 son

A RE NOW MANUFACTURING G
- COKE from the pure Hammondsyile e Strip VEN
Coal which IL superior Huy other Coke 10 the market
we eau fuinsh testimonial from manufacturers
the highest terms
Also constant supply Of HhmmondFville Strip Vein
SnlIHlNG COAL nnd also for Domestic purposes
Being located nmediatey on the has OF Inc evsland
part Of the State. Orders solicited. - -
v. H. WALLACE SON.
feblRl0
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY OR

~ DER OF COURT.-On tho 2lst day of March, 1850,
at the Of the Cou House the Public SauPTe The
city of Cleveland CuyabOga county Chic, w be sold
the highest bidder the lowing described real estate
the property Of james Town, decesed, TO wit Situate
sol city Of Cleveland in said county, and ku sub
n No 49, the subdivision OF parts Of ten lets Nos
T. and g. made by TbOmas Bolton. Said sub lot No IBIS
stuBts tie nnheTly side Of Orange street, and forty
oet said street, and extends b1ck between parallel
lines i32 feet u alley. Appraised at $500,
Terms of sale viii be mode known the day Of sale.
WM. BROKER,
Administrator OF James Town, deceased.
Cleveland, February l6, leo febl7:si5
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MASTERS SALE.-In pursuance

4 of decretsl order sale, issued from the Court OF
Common Pleas Of CuyahOga Count Ohio al the suit OF
Thomas Prohard against Walter J. Aleu and others,
10 directed shall expose for sale at the door OF the
Court House. Of Seneca and ChGmpaia st 10 the
City Of Cleveland sad County, the 24th daV Of
March, 1880 O'clock D. of said day, the following
described lands and tenemens, TO wit; Situate In the
township of BrOaklYa, CuyahOga County Ohio. and
known lot No. l3. IN Hiram stones addition to Cleys
land composed Of original Lots Nos 6S aud s. in said
Brooklyn township. Said lot is 6s 1912 feet front Col
umbus street. aud 4 and 92 feet deep the south line
and l54 and SIS feet deep along Erin avenue, and 68
feet wide on the west end Appraised at Sl2l0.
F. W. BINGHAM, Master CoHi'r
LOREN PRHNTIss, Pl fFs Att'r. feb&i-275
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God Roa0s.
1S50--6O.
Cleveland, LEV t9lgnsg. : Cincinnati BaiIrsaa

Cleveland, Columbus B Cincinnati BaiIFOaa
WINTER ARRAR0FsfFFF-
IN AND AFTER MONDAY. Nov.
" u ls58 Passenger Train lsass Cleveland asfolo. 3
IS A. NJ Cincinnnati Express tiopoirr Al Bersa af
ton. Ia Grange. Welliugt0n. New London sa-
len Shelby, and az stations south Of sheIy
Z 40 d Cincinnati nj ght Passenger Stopping ar affsrs-
tI8ua between CiaE8land and Gallon. and Il
CardinEton and Delaware also, st0pping Z
leavo passengers q az stat iols south Of Gallon.
CONNECTIONS.
shelhTi 8alduskY, Mangfeld and Newark Haruad, fol
r..,, hlsnsfsld Mt Eamen, Newark, Zanegylls, &c
Cleailnai rlsb1rgl -. wayne and Chicago Railroad,
lorFoTeai Ippsrsanduaky, Dslpk0s, LIIaa, II
wayne, Lkpgrte, Chicago &c. west, and kaEt
-. iof Alansheld, W0oster, Massill0n, &C. - 4
a9a Ahd eleiontains Railroad Line for Marion Belle
iehlalna sidney Uuioa, nIancio IndianEpolis
lerft Haule. .EiIeeania, Evansville, Louisville
tirU s.. Louis, ~.
uolaHA aIt0a and CINCINNATI Linz, for gpTinEdeld o.
Dayton, Hamilton, Cincinnati. Richmoad IN
elah9 h9p1ils5 IeIfe Haute, 81 Louis, Ee.; and 81
Tosd Tor L0uizyiie, and al points he Ohie
CslzsbuS Indie Miami aud Columbus and X sui. Ran
Rad, fnT 4enla, Dayton, Indianapolis, Ierrs
hautet = Louis 1lomoW, Lyyeland, and Cin-
cInnati, and Wiih the OHIO and hIiagissfUpi Rail-
road at Cincinnati for Louisville EEsnsViIis
Cairo 81 Lculg, and all &c ints on tho Ohio river
CalUUbug Central Ohio Railroad for Newark ZauesVifs
Wheeling, &c; Cuiumhus, Piqua a1d Tldana
Railroad fOT Piqua Urhana, &c.
the Cnon Ticket Once 81 sgpsnorstrsst, or a the Pas
Iohssr Station.
Cleveland New. y 1859.
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At Cleveland with eTeland and Toledo Cleveland Co
lumbus Cincinna Cleveland aud Erie, aRd CisVs EAa
and Pittsburgl Bairs 4 Is.
At Sol0Is with hacks 70 Chagrin Falls, re.
Al Mantua with hacks for RaEenna, &c.
At BraGeYills with hacks TO NewsOI Fails, &c.
At Wamsn with hacks Sharon G. een6eld MeadTiIls
Bloomfield Canfeld, &c.
At Yonngstown with stages for New Castle, Poland
Lowell and EnOn Valley, and thence by p =. W. &C ii
r. to Pittsburgh.
Cleveland. Eel. q lsse - "
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, Nov
~ 18th, 1889 Trains this Road will leave Cleveland
as follows:
TAO A n, stepping at Bersa Grafton and all stafions en-
the southern DIVISION Ha
400 p. d Sandusky Nail. stopping ar all way stations
Northern Division etst Of SanduskY.
I33 p stopping At all stations Southern Division
eTceps Washington, Genoa and Cay Junction.
The $40 A d Train makes connection at MOurneEils
with the Sandusky. Mansfe and Newark r R., and at
Clyde with the Sandusky, Dayton Cineinn R. r. for
Urbana Springfield Dayton CincinnOti and all ponta in
Al Toledo the 7:4O A NJ and the 7a5 P NJ trains make
direct connections with the Michigan Southern Northern
Indiana R. R. fer ChlcasO and all points IN the West Al
with the Toledo, Wabash and Western R. R. for Fort
Wayne LusanpoTt, lafayette. Decatur Springfield, Al
tgn st Lcuis, CaiTO. and all points in the Suufhest
A TslodO with Toledo, Monroe and Detroit r. R.
and Jackson Branch R. r for Detroit and Jactson,
For Information ana tick ets apply the Unoa Ticket
Once, 81 Superior street and at the Depot.
L ID RUCKER, Superintendent.
Cleveland. Nov l2h, ls59
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r..
CiLEVELAND AND MAHONINa
" RAIL ROAD.-TI1IE TABLE, No. Is.
Totaks eject and after IhHrsday Februarg 10 lsbs
GOING EAST. GOING WEST.
clfBelaad % R0uags- foElgsfglsl % CIesg
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Cash Capital and Surplus, July lst, 1859.
s23O,251,SO.
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CLEVELAND AND TOLEDO RAIL BaAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

e 55|:..:.i5..lE5ss..S
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Geaal Notices.
JHERTFFs SALE.-BY VIRTUE

SHERItF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE
~ Of an alias writ of vondou orpouas, issued from the
C0ur o. Common Pots u CuYahpgA county, al the suit n
4. G.. Folsom plninif Frunkin Marshall Defendant,
directed and DO iveTed shall ouT for sale at public
auction the door Of the Court House. cotneT Of Senecu and
Chsmpab Streets in the Guy 0f Cleveland 10 sad county
the l3th day Of hlurch l7G0 ~ O'Clock r N OF sga
day following dascn cd lands and tenements 10 VII
lat -suate Ia Brooklyn tOwa'hip No. Z. In RanGe ~,
10, Barber LOrds sub vision in the CITY o. Oho az
bounded the south b. WuOibne street and west 1y
lot l9 being 90 feet font said rect and lst Y 10 qept
md recorded 10 yOums b9 Iage i9s, CuyEhoga County
X cords.
Appraised at Si727un
M-AlAO uns 0tho Parcel Of land decided hy Hlny !.
WhitmHn and vile 10 Franklin Mmshal situate Ia The
township Of Brooky numb9r N rnrgo lJ 10 ihe
Connecticut Western Reserve, End s known as City Lot
bounded follows South Caro- srgst east an west
lot lines aud north alley SAID lot Il "a y iTUnt
on Carroll erce lU7h leet deep, as by pat ~ AhH<
Megchant DO the same more or less ApPralsed o. "
ID. l.. WIGHTMAN, shenn
] PlAIsrEp, PIN Agl tehll:2l4
A SSIGNEE'S SALE.-Under and
IA BY virtue OF authority vested 10 me by deed Of
assignment uXeruted und dqy red " me BY Marshal Car
ton at ktOre No sl Sui street, la tha city Of CleyF-
land county OF Cuyaosa, aud State OF Ohin on Wednes-
day. the bh day Of H brary A. D. 1860 1T 10 ocloik A.
NJ the eutre stock Ol Goods contained IN said Store
cousisthB Of Pa llungngs Window Shades, Palnls,
Glass vanish and ufIetf Of other articles, together
with Fixtures Of Stnr8
dre2s:269 HEMAN CHITTENDEN, Assignee.
~ The above sale h postponed until the 22d day Of
March heTt at the snIne time and place as above
n.
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LATER FROM UROPE.
Arrival or1ha AsIo

Naw York, May lI-Her news was an
ticipated by the Brd-I.
Advices from China say that the Rebels
had penetrated the silk districts and were
threatening Loo ChoO. Should this place be
taken, trade with Shanghai would be
annihlated
Accounts from Japan are very umsatisllc-
tory ard the situation of Foreigners is ex
tremcly precarious.
CALcUrTA.--Letters state that affairs have
been quite serious in the indigo districts but
the government had passed a law making
any breach of contract Il criminal ofensc
This, it was hoped, would tranquilize The
districts and save the crops. The export
market at Calcutta wns depressed by the
scarcity Of tonnage aud high rates. The
British war vessels before reported sunk 10y
the Chinese Forts on the rciho river, are
the Dare and 4i1eylHc
Lord Russell stated in tho Commons, Fri
day, that the Government was exerting its
powers to sloP the trade in coolies between
China and Cuba and had opened ne9otia-
tions with China
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<ynnnsh mmd Erie Canal.

We publish this morning card from the
managers of the southern division OF the
Wabash and Eric Canal. The Importance e
OF the subject presented in the card vii!
challenge the careful attention OF every one
interested in the preservation of that thor
onghfilre. While ii is no doubt true that
the Trustees of the canal under its former
management, were responsible for the pre-
seryation of the bridges at the crossing of
State and county roads that existed at the
time of the formation of the canal as the
case now stands, the people should not at
tempt to hold the new board OF managers
equally responsible, even if they could le-
gally do so. The reasons why they should
not are clearly and tonciSely set forth in the
card of the managers.
The General Superintendent of the upper
division has issued circular in which he
takes the same position assumed by the
managers of the lower division, and demon
strates the utter incompetency OF the differ
ent boards 20 keep the cana! in boating Or
der and also the bridges III repair.
g Mr. Edgcrton very correctly remarks,
local interest can, with but very little in
diyidual outlay, remedy the one evil by the
repair Of an old or the erection OF new
structure; but the various local interests
could not, if disposed, combine in time for
success III maintaining the navigation OF the
entire canal.
By perusal of the statement Of receipts
and expenditures of the lower division, ii
will be seen that the most rigid economy
is absolutely necessary to keep the canal in
repair. Already the great bulk of tue vol
untary subscriptions have been absorbed.
If now. when the managers have bnt just
succeeded in getting the Canal in good or
der, they should be compelled TO expend
the earnings which are beginning to accu-
mulate in the repair ofbridges, it is evident
they will be compelled to abandon the en-
terprise altogether, and the people on the
canal, for want of little public spirit and
enterprise, will have the modification Of
knowing they have deprived themselves Of
its great benefits
in the canal will pursue SO suicidal course
We feel confident they will encourage the
managers by telling them call We ask al
yoar hands is that you will preserve til,
canal in good boating order; as for the
bridges, we will look after Them"
Perhaps the proper course to be pursued
would be for the county commissioners .
the various counties through which th
canal runs, to assume the care of tn
bridges and keep them in order. The ia.
that would have to be levied for this pUr
pose would be so slight as TO be scarcel
Perceptible, while II load of responsibility
would be lifted from the shoulders of Tn
managers who are already sufficient
burtbened.
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NoTIcE.-All persons having any business
with the undersigned, OF uny enquiries to
make relative To any property ow ned by
him in the City of Evansville or County Of
Vandcrbnrgh, are requested 20 call on
Messrs. Join Law & NJ L. Anthes, Attor-
neys and Connsellors at Law, at their office,
No 81 Main street, Evansville, two doors
above the Crescent City Bank, who will
give all desired information relative to the
same. (,nay7- -3wd&) VIM II. LAW.