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BOOTS AND SHOES.

BOOEA AND SHOES.
TVNE Subscriber has Just returned Iom the North, and d.
Is In receipt Of his Fall Stock Boots Shoes S&I
Trunks Nases, Carpet Bags, &C. &C. which he would w
respectfully call the attention Of purchasers hes 49,
confident that his stock be surpassed both regards price
and quality He particularly invites Country Merchants and 9th
buying sell again. give him call before purchasing as he
determined sell low for Cash. the quality goods
he bought In any Of the Northern markets.
He also prepared 10 make order thing In his line In the
best manner his stock materials very and OF the very
best quality. OCT p. X. WHITE 70 Main 81.
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1860. NOTICE. 1860.
So q rs 49, e go
TO PASSENGERS GOING N0RTH-NEW ARRANGEMENT.
IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS.
THROUGH TiCHETSAND THROUGH CHECKS
GREAT NORTHERN ROUTE
CARRYING THE GREAT UNITED STATES MAIL,
NOTICE.


Passengers breakfast and Ashland and dine board the
comfortable between Acqua Greek and Washington
~ further information, apply this Office, Broad Street.
shockoe Hill JAMES b WINSTON,
Genl Ticket Agent.
aAML RUTH, supt.
Office r. ?. P. K. K Co,
Richmond, Jan q, 1855. Jan24-N
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ROUGH FREIGHT ARRANGE C., ,zn
L MENT-FrOm Richmond, Virginia, ~ fY
To New Orle ans, NIcksburg, Memphis, 81.
Louis, Montgomery, Tuscumbin, augusta, Ma
con, Nashville, Chattanooga, &c.
THE RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD COMPANY
that they have just concluded
and forward goods above specaed following
rates:
How Special lt % 50
From Richmond to Charsed eAss. Class. Glass Glass.
Knoxville, Tenn, andial
stations as far rs Chat
tanooga .............. 100 Dos. 2 90 25 08 81
Nashville Tenn ........ 100 DIS. 90 - IS 20
Tuscumbia, Ala ........ loo "a. 3 20 IS u OF
Memphis, Tenn ........ 100 DIS. co 50 ~ IS
Rates manufactured tobacco per Oj pounds nom Richmond
follows 10 Knoxville, Nashville, 81 Is; 1us-
cumbia 81 81 to Atlanta Ga, 81 IL 10 Macon, Ga 81 80
n Montgomery Ala Al 90 s. Louis Via Memphis 81 80
Nckshurg SatChez and NcE Orleans, 81 ~.
~ To Dalton ami all points Fast and South Of H. these rates
win Into But to Chattanooga and Wc Of IT, IS
per loo lbs additional viii be charged until the completion
Of the Cleveland branch The East Tennessee and Georgia Rail-
road.
Por classification o. articles and further information hand
bills apply the Office Of the Richmond aud Danle Railroad
Company, Richmond. c. CAMPBELL, supt
Richmond April ed 1889. ap23-dn
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- 70 terees prime Rice
300 bbs prime New Orleans MolAsses
% bbls. New York" Syrup
1000 Sides Sole Leather
800 pkgs. GreeH and Black Teas (some prinsl
300 bags Ginger, Pepper and Spice
70 bales Cloves and Cinnamon
200 bxs. Glass; 90 bbls. Tanners OIL
300 bxs "Hnns Extra" and Rosn Soap
200 doE Brooms; 800 do Buckets
1000 resms Letter Cap and Wrapping Paper 4,
200 bales Candlewick and Irvine, for sale 10 the ~"
low lfe2S-t0 TINsLEY, TARDY a WILLIAM
pLOWs.--LvngstOnP lOws NOs l. ~, and gti AHA
Il cast Points
Lyingston's Povs Nos 4, and left hand cast Point.
Livingstone improved Flows, Nos. 22H, and ben h
wrought Points =.
Minor Horizons Flows, Nos. 49, 1s1, lsx, elX y h'N
cast Points " ~
Wiley conckins PiOws, Nos 3, T. ~, 81, II, 70 'n'
cast Points
Rchs Iron Bean PlOws, Nos T., NJ NJ, and WAshnT'' 9"
Points
Hillside and Subsol Flows
Davis A McComieks PloEs
Castings for the above Flows always on hand.
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ERON. Iron.

IRON, IRON.
nIRECT MPORTATGON-25O tons English Refined Iron, In
receiving ship Erie direct from Liverpool
bracng full assortment 81 agna Shaniug and Rounds from
~ inches Square ~ inches Flats from t.NEtO
6Xl and l2 inches Oyas from 4 TO inch Half yas from
to inch; Half Rounds from = to inch Horse Shoe from "a to
ky Inches Norway Railroads, Hoops Band and Sheet Iron.
Also 81 swedes lron sizes 5tons English American
and German Steel for sale by
de2-2mdtc EDWIN WORKMAN co.
NOTICE TO LADIES AND GENTLE A.
~ MEN.-We have just received and opened another.s2
Ladies and Genmen CATERS and Boots imported al
Paris AlsoMaerals for the
and Gcnteens CATERS Boots and Shoes
descriptions and Of quality far superior made
North. ALEXANDER hill CO.,
Importers and Manufacturers VI Boots and Shoes
de6 No. l27 Main st. Richmond, VA
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r,o1s uOSrON --Tbe supelorfist ,aiag schooner -
- WAINWRIGHT Carsol, Master, having Che 49,
, r.-fI.- engaged ul nave au possible dis
boon Dor remainder aI cargo apply o. - - . 49,,
I1's-fw W -. WV 81 . -
rypts vAITuWOHsE regular packet schr 90
N HI p kfNG Leeds. Master having tHe ereater pnr
a. af rrElEld board, VIII have inalg
at. Dispatch. remainder af cargo apply 90
as ". r. COLQUlrr & CO.
NOR CHARLESTON, =. C.--rhe slpgr1rfast ,g-.---..
I'd. "n. schooner JAM G. PATTERSON, smith Hand, 49,
Master having - portion U' hcr engaged an sl
eI h1va immediate dispatch. For remainder or caro-
aa.Ivtr JI,-lv Wh toLQJltt& Sc
SPECIAL NOTECE.-JHfI further notice, ,G5FS -
- tsg YORKTOWN. Capt Parrish. vu leave New S4g -
NHr. Is .Hrrrrl esr-s saturday. at 81 p N
Ana me JAMESTOWN Cap Skinner. every wednesday 40
p
E.ta-r-r win leave Richmond for New York Toes
day rd s-day a. ~ touching No-ylS and Cy Point
I.iE LUDLNN WATSON
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STORAGE WANTED.-Havng made large addition
- Warehouse the Dock am prepared to store the bull
Of 5000 barrels heavy and light storage Produce merchaD
disc received and delivered vessels canal boats free q
any expense. A $. LEE
cyl have excellent place to damp wheat and PERI
au2S-ts AsL
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INSURANCE OFFICES &C.
MERCHANTS'
Fire Insurance, Marine insurance.
THE VIRGINIA FIRE 4 MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY.
OErcK No ISL NAN srkIIr, RIcmoSp, Va.

THE VIRGINIA FIRE 4 MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY
oFnoE No Isl MAIN srkpEI, RcHNosD, Va.
CASH CAPITAL, 100000.
HARTERED In 1882 having during It's existence OF twenty
- six years met claims for loss TO the extent CT largely over
MILLION OF DOLLARS, II refers TO the history Of the
afordng the best guarantee Tor the future
Being VIRGINIA COMPANY its profits are distributed amongst
her citizens and It's Capital used TO promote the success OF her
Commercial and Mechanical Industry.
BY the long acquaintance OF this Institution with the nsnhg
Public Il has become familiar with their Interests and no pans
will spared information withheld the part Of Its Ohcsrs
that will tend TO insure accuracy and give satisfaction
To Farmers and Country Merchants can rom the very
extensive country insurance already highly respectable
citizens in almost every portion Of the state , ,
Applications for Marine Insurance, addressed TO the
President or Secretary will receive prompt attention ,,
WILLIAM Willis in secretarv mhl9-ly
Fire, Life and Marine Insurance.
IIE RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION with cash capital and
surplus Of nearly 900, prepared to issue policies
the above descriptions OF risks on rs reasonable terms as any
similar institution In the State and respectfully ask share OF e
patronage Of the public Applications VIII be received AZ me OF
No 1861 Of OF Main and h Streets
the officers will cheeruy give any Information required
All losses promptly and literally adjusted
DIRECTORS:
Chas Workman John II. Claiborne,
VIM. @. Tompkns, Robert NJ. Burton,
John J. Wilson, Thos A. Rust
Alex Garrett Geo N. Gwathmey,
John T. Subet Yrs. J. Barns.
DAVID CURRIE, Prest
ROBERT A. ToNPEtSs, secy. se2e
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BLOWS FOR FALLOWING--~
II CULTIvATORs AND HARROWS FOR kSN-lR
PUTTING IN wHEAT.-Beievug that lhave M
IN my NEW PLOw the best Pow In lnz1Her13,sze2A
make this offer Planters will furnish them
Win these Implements andfthey better than those they
have they after trying them free Of charge
ETS-Frrsh supply Of Turnip seed Just received
p II. STABKE, No. % Main St,
g doors ct Charles Hotel.
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TIVITE UNDERSIGNED CONTINUE TO MANUFACTURE WINS
KY Of all various grades from good plain WHISKY to
the very best article from Rye Our Matted Rye VIII isty
tried 10 be unsurpassed Having
additions works, challenge comparison for
quality with Whisky made IN this State any other.
p STEARNS a CO.
18th street, between Main and Cary,
des ri chmond Virginia.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-16
important Discovery.


In the western portion Of the Territory OF Utah.
and about twenty miles east Of the eastern houn-
1 larry Of California, extensive Silver Mines have
recently been discovered. that nre destined it is
believed. to have wonderful influence on the for
tunes OF California.
An experienced miner now present. thinks that
the veins already opened will produce not less than
ten million dollars during tho present year.
Some of them 10 said to yield five thousand dollars
70 the ton. and already some large fortunes have
been realized.
| The California newspapers. after making proper
allowance for oil exsggeration, think that these
mines will furnish n great source of commerce
with India and China. That. instead Of seniinS
American gold 10 England and France as ut pres
ent, and receiving therefor silver. which is thence
transported to Asia, they will send the silver di-
rect from California and draw back, through that
State, the rich treasures Of tho East.
There has also been discovered quicksilver
mine in tho vicinity of Geyser Springs, in Cali
fornia, upon which great hopes nrc based. Itaf-
pears that. upon breaking large boulder-, the ore
il found in layers varying in thickness, but midi.
eating that the rocks nre very rich in ore Many
claims to these mines have already been establish
cd.
The Alta California contains the following de-
scription of them:
"A large tcn-ton boulder was examined and
after digging down some three feet the parties
knocked q number Of pieces Off and each cuutan-
cd tho ore in layers which varied in thickness but
which gave every indication that the rock was very
rich. piece handed ia by our informant felt
very heavy. and WINS Mt least half ore, and. n. far
we can judge, is very rich, On tho announce.
ment OF this discovery, tho lend was taken M in
claims each man being entitled to hundred
and ftv feet in the direction Of the lend by nine
hundred feet across il. Some fifteen companies
had been formed To work the rock and among the
owners are many of tho merchants of This CITY.
who are represented. some in person, rnd many
by proxy. Two or three com pnncs have called IN
assessments for sinking shafts and running in lnn
nels, ms TO fix Mt the character of The vein
A might be expected the discovery of this vein
has caused additional excitement ind the news
spreading has called together hundreds or, ms our
informant says; from fifteen hundred to two thou
sand people, many Of whom, whilst taking OF their
claims. speak ~ though they were millionaires
already. oven before the character of the is
fully determined.
"The accommodations for so largo number of
persons ia by no means ample, but they get aIon,
as hest they can. acme sleeping in tents Others in
barns, shanties and large number ut the Gey~er
Hotel, where ho says there is room for pore
For the information of such rs may desire 20 visit
tho quicksilver country. thcronrc two routes --nno
by Napa to Knights Valley, and by pe,nlnmn
liealdsburg, and Reys. The expense il Hsht
compared to Il trip to Washoc, aud when nj the
Geysor's good accommodations may be hnd
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Southern School Books,

Mr.. John Il. Lewis, Ct Kanawha, has left with US
for examination, series of sehool-hooks, complied
by Southern authors, and published by Martin *
Griswold, Louisville, Ky, aud our wel-known pion-
Ger in such works,-A. Morris Richmond, Va
The series consist of Goodrichs FIRST second,
third fourth fifth, and sixth readers and the common
school speaker; compiled by Noble Butler Louis
Vile.
We regard oil these, especially the three last, ns
works Of considerable merit The selections in prose
and verse, excellent. The remaining volumes are
A-Practcal Grammar, by Butler; First Lesson in
Arithmetic, and an Arithmetic for Colleges aud
Schools, b, Claudus CroAe, the we'll known Nrein-
In civil Engineer. We have not had time 10 give
these last named volumes more than avery cursory
examnation but have no doubt that they are all cx-
ccllcnt In their way
If the song makers of nation are more potent
for good evil than the Legislators the authors of
Jour school books Of the lessons thnt make the most
lasting Impressions upon the mind of our youth,
have an extraordinary influence also. We therefore
hail with feelings of deep satisfaction, this effort TO
supply want that has heretofore existed, and
trust that the period is not remote when we shall be
able fully to supply this lack.
The volumes in question gotten up in as good
style as Northern school books usually are.
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.irurrlinr With all i6e IN. and di.advanlages d

with I'll the lille and Disadvantages OF
poverty. No as-assin, therefore. or hired bully,
can ohea. US out Of many years. All We ask OF
|any uan I. 70 eosas ss us face foremost. in day
|sias. md . give p notice Of his iassnton. We
win I'll Ne remnant Of oar days >. the highest
rates the market will aaordi Aud until our chunk
of life il sxtinguished BY foul means, We give this
public notice, that we will apply the lash to all
defaulters. Government swiodle.s. unprineiplcd
demagogues. and tricksters, in or out of power. Of
high and low degree. at home and abroad. on land
or sea. no matter by whom bego,, or n whom
related %
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An Old Patron.

We were yesterday honored with n call from an
old gentleman, n resident of Roanoke county,
who has been u subscriber to the Virgnian for
more than forty years, never subscribed CIR
or received any other newspaper, and never voted
for n Democrat an his lie What a clean record
our old friend has
lie is still firm in the faith, and says that he
mover intends to vote tho Democratic ticket under
my circumstances.
We commend this example Of consistency AMI
devotion to good principles MS worthy II im,ra-
ton.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-16

CRIsG IN ST. LpUis.--1po Murders m Irehty-
Eur Hours,--Two shocking murders aefe rsfs
n.,rated in Ct. LOUIS IN Friday lasi. On 1hnrs-
day evening man named Wiilissns, wlh, bnarjed
a, The house of one Meyers, in the rear 81 Second
street, while in a drinking SALOON. careessly ex-
hibited between Sj5 and $50 which he had in his
wallet. A fellow known rs Henry Dugan noticed
this md with three or four companions, broke
into Williams room very early in the mornnins,
aud took the money from his at which was
hanging at the foot of tie bed. As they were
going out Meyers, the landlord, woke up AMI
rursued the ,1l,bers into the yard. ut the same
time calling for the police. lie was Immediately
fired upon by one Of the Williams, the ball rene'ra-
ting his heart and killing him almost Instantly.
Tho police. who had been alarmed by Meyers
cries. followed the gang into their hoase aud cap
turel them, not. however, before Dugan had shot
at them happily. without effect
On Frdry afternoon, Frederick Wn Schmidt,
a native of Hanover twenty-eight years OF age,
was found lying dead in pool OF blood, at ms
boarding House on Green Street. His throat had
been cut. and there were several severe gashes
on bis head and bands. showing that he had
fought des separately for his life In the carpet bag
Of tho deceased were found several letters aud u
hank book showing that he had drafts to The
amount of 500 cnshed in Cincinnati. There was
also found a birth check in the steerage ON the
steamer Sonora IRON San Francisco to Panam. /.
His pockets contained, among other things. SIG
ia gold in II buckskn bag.
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COMMERCIAL.
LiACHDURa NAB Acts,
EErvzTED
IL. B. FUCKER, &
PROD CE u II . * + R,
f33 MAIN STREET.


rThesc quotations. II win be understood represent whole
sal. prices generally.
,pptts-Grrcn brisk ut &l5ea, per Dbl for prime
BAeo>-SuIply good continue quotations al lo1EQll
Bg.xs-wiitc-bri.k at i5oG AIS q hushcl.
EefswAx.-5ZG:3 cents.
BtrraHFrcsh Rolls Frkln extra supply; quote
table Butter 2.'lL2a els; fir.in l2eal cts
CoEs- yellow ~ cts; White eiL els
A IoRs MEAi.-In ie;t'iil; a3Grti cents
" GEHnsT.-.Iames Riycr - -6un Il III. $500
DIfp fE,u--Aplc. tl251Gti1o Pealed Peaches sl1d1
a.: i'npeHleI DO, - ',Vl 81 10 Il bust
fLornrhe receipts tght-with an increased demand
quote suporlne s3.o1Wbdi2 Extra sds2Qs f65' FAINT!
$Gs7GISfo0.
FL.xssao-Denand .col--.l ,sIGo19o.
FEAIHEgs--tjGli ii cents 49,. a.
Fgnfll1EEsso Peruvian uano o. 20 2 ion Of 1000 DIS;
Recess Manipil Gdano $500; Somrrro Guano s51GO
Mexican tiuaa6 AGug Rhodes sup Phosphate OF Lime fo
Euins Pirspho Peruvian Gdann f535o Ground Piascf,
loose, &9.O0; Packed sil.01. .
GRASS sEEpt lycr S60M16.25 Timothy ~ iJo4zSp: VT
ctard tisse1o Randall drsss iOOGBi,ls; Evergreen s2
GISsEs8.--t0ltad cents.
UAr.-31.0lGg5l.i2is u 100 bs.
IeoS.-Mouhiala ..5Tt $50; Viewers 800 u ton.
LARp.->upp, good al llG9l2 cents.
ThDih.isown fl.Jhhfl,G Mountain SoG1oo cents
o>ioSs White sn6s,I9 Red GO - els. y busie
OATsi have 10 nolr active demand at GOSts for ilc;
Gbl5G1 eeais to- Baeh
PEAsBlucsey ed 15C i2oo Black or Cow Pea i4O6s$l5o
Po1Arogs.--I5fisT So ceni>-accordng 10 quality.
ToBsesoeceis have largely increased al all The Ware
houses the past wcekough continue 10 notice The nicnre
oi line working quote ugs Poor to Common f2oGbtl1;
s5olDS 1O; bright Working Leaf + 5o 10 the highest
price of the
WmEAT.-Wh small receipts have to notice nm improved
feeling and quote Red ti3o65fio; Tor cioiee White si3eI
$ia.
Wool -unwas,cd 25 Washed a5Geio according 10 quail
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Arr,val OF tho CITY of Baltimore.
prpT,Trp rorfIcS NEWS

| FURTHER FOREIGN NbhS.
The steamer City al baltimore arrived at New
| iork Wednesday morning. and brings. via Queens-
.Jwn some additional items Of European news:
| ENGLAND.
The Daily News Of Thursday Gays 1t believes
| hat besides the English reform bill. the leading
provisions Of the Irish and Scotch reform bill, if
not the bills themselves. would be laid before The
| House of Commons that evening
The chip Commedore. with $4,000 ounces 81
| gid. has been out LOB days from Melbourne for
England She has also valuable cargo.
| The Duke Of Somerset explained in the House
uf Commons the state of the naval reserves Of the
country. by saying TINT there was, including the
naval aud coast volunteers, reserve force OF from
900 10 10000 men, whose services will never be
required, except in Of emergency.
AUSTRIA
A circular issued by The Governor OF Nene,ia,
announces that all persons in that territory, who,
from previous conduct and known opininns. might
seem capable Of entertaining projects hostile TO
Austria. are to be compelled 10 enter the military
service
sPAiN--Tug MOROCCO WAR.
The Spanish squadron had bombarded Laroche
and Arcille, causing great destruction. Some Of
the Spanish vessels were slightly damaged. md
one of their men was killed. Ii was said that
l,abault Ind also been bombarded.
The whole Spanish press nre violently attacking
England, and one Journal had gone to such n
the government.
The cardinals, convoked by his holiness to n
congregation, have unanimously decided that the
preservation of the nntrimony OF the Pope is too
intimately connected with the general interests Of
the church TO DO treated simply rs political
question.
TURKEY.
II was reported TINT the Porte had ordered II
loan Of &c 100000 sterling, to DO negotiated Mt
London
Prince Milosch was seriously ill., and his
had requested tho Sultan to recognize him rs the
hered try Successor. His demand WIS supported
hv Russia. Fears entertansd that In
OF lis refusal an instruction Of the Sclnyo-
ninns i'll Turkey might break out.
bFtaAHK.
The ministry had been formed rs follow
President of the Council aud dd nfsrtm Foreign Min
i,ter, NJ. llnl Minister Of Public We rshp and al
iater,m Of the Interior, Bishop Mournd Minister of
Justice N. Gnssc. Minister of War, N. Thestup. MIN
isier of Marine, NJ. Bid.
cnINA AND INDIA.
The Calcutta mails Of jan -, and uong Kong of
Jan. II, had reached EagIand. Tea was active al
Hong Kong.
An clct of the Emperor Of China &c tllcs the ques
ton Of the tonnage du"sby appointing fonr mace
per the rate turc vessels the open ports.
The t, :, steamer Hartford was at Eong Kong, and
the Pow hatnu Mt Japan
Itw stated that the American Minister hnd oh
tpined pledge from tue japanese Gov eminent that
tie treaty Of eldo viii c carried out in all it, nieg-
rty and certain special points had been agreed upon
which viii lac advantageous for trade.
The Dutch war steamer Furust had been attacked
by pirates IN the China Sea All aboard, seven oil
GERS anl fifty men, were murdered, and the vessel
was ashore.