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ADAMS EXPREss COMPANY


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ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
INVITE the attention Of the public to the taclll-
L ties afforded by this Company, for the quick and
safe conveyance of Specie, Bank Notes, valuable
packages heavy and bulky freight, dc.
EXPRESSES for the East to Baltimore, Phila-
delphia, New York, Boston. Providence, Hartford
&c. leave our Office daily, at IL o'clock, A. u.
EXPRESSES for the South, 10 Richmond Fred
ericksburg, Petersburg, Lynchburg, and for points
in North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Ala
bana, and Tennessee leave daily, at II !! \. u:
Our EXPRESSES are always accompanied by
careful and trustworthy messengers, and the public
can rely upon all business entrusted to Us beng
done with safety, punctuality, and despatch
RATEs.-From Baltimore, 81 cents per lVV ioS'j
from Philadelphia, 81; from New York, Sl,5O
Nss~ No packages of goods taken by weight, un-
less weighing over 200 lbs
+ ian 20-tf X. W. FALLS, Agent.
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@ CAMERON STREET HOUSE TO RENT,
E:; possession given on or about the l5th of April
ensuing. Andrew Jameson, esq, or his lady, will
permit persons wishing to rent the premises, to
view the same. 1t situated between Alfred and
Patrick streets--with large lot on the east SIDE
For terms, apply to me.
feb23-Iawtf CHRISTOPHER NEALE.
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Ss KIyG STRgEr, ALENANDRIA, VIRGINIA..
Personal attention given TO all business entrus-
ted to his care. Refers to r. 6. Violet, Alexan-
dria. Va; Lewis Mckenzie, do; Brent 4 kinzer'
do; Gray, Miller Co., do ". c; Yeaton, esq
do, Corse Brothers, do; Hiss Il Cole, Baltimore,
Md; Dugan & jenkins, do; P 5. Justice Co.
Philadelphia Pa; N. l.. Hart Co., do; Russell
Erwin Co., New York; Lamson, Goodno% q Co..
A. a., my 2S-ly
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VINO WANTS i PIANO OR MELoDEON.

VINO WANTS a PIANO OR MELODLoN
wv I AM prepared 10 furnish, Il short notice
AMI =, factory prices, auy number 81 the Ju..y
celebrated Worcester PIANOS, which, fer durub.
It'll, easy touch, ana sweetness 81 tone and power
cannot aud never have been eXcecd ou Tie cont-
men, Oi America. MI. Worcester has been cngag-
cd Ill the business quarter ot century Or more
not AS 4 capitalist merely, having work put uP ior
SALE but as j practical mechanic. It il bis trade
Ills prices vary from S22J g $500 according -
STYLE and every instrument warranted.
Also Carhart's patent Me0deOns, II factory prl
ces which vary from $ij " $3.50. They arc suits
hlo.or paror- or Churches, Uc,ng more particu-
lariy adapted II sacred music.
fgb is JOHN II PARkOTT
NOTICE TO FARMERS
FARMERS visiting Alexandria to purchase
ii FARMING IMPLEMENTS, SEEDS,
GUANOS, &C.. &c., are invited 70 give us call
ON hand AT ali times, large and well selected
stock ot GOODS, which wili be sold at ne lowest
market prices Every article sold shall be a. r.
presented Orders by mail will receive our prompt
and personal attention.
ADDISON, WALLACE co.
fcbS NJ. y, King street
TIINWARE AT WHoLEsALE.-I have nos
Il ol hand large stock n IINWARE, which
| am prepared % sell 49, low IS y can be bought
ia Northern cities. Country merchants vii, call
ana see my stock before going North.
mh 23 ii. j GREGORY, It's and l20, Hing.st.
CIOAL OIL LAMPS.-JusJ received from the
u mAnufactory, somo Of the above LAMPS,
which | am prepared q sell low.
OLD LAMPS altered u burn Coal Oil.
inh % II. ]. GREGORY, lis 4 100, King-st.
ID ECEIVED THIS DAY, from schr York
II town, 20 dozen PATENT ZINC WASH
BOARDS. 10 family should be without one
Gail al Z. HERRISG'S, Royal street.
CtEED POTATOES-W Mercer and Peach
- Boom just received and for sale BY
MEADE & MARYE,
nh Ed Seed Store, No. 25, King street.
PpLE PIE MELON SEED.-A new yari-
n ety, aud very superior melon, for table use,
I'm sulc by MEADE a MARYE,
nh 30 Seed Store, No. Is, King street.
- ECEVED THIS DAY, large lot Of White
II wash, Shoe, and Scrubbiug Brushes, for ssis
low AZ l.. BEHRING'S,
mh IA Royal street 1 doors south q King,
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Es~ STEPHEN SHINN will Be supported to-
The Office 81 Commissioner III the Revenue.
mn l3-tf
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Es'~ s. FERGUSON BEACH viii ~ 4 candi-
date for Attorney oC the Commonwealth for The
County Of Alexandria. NH l3-tt
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NTEGROES WANTED.--I wish to purchase
~ any number Of NEGROES, for which wli
pay liberal prices Those wishing to sell viii &c 1
we'll to call on me before selling, at my OLD stanu
a. So 90. S,f JOSEPH RRUTN
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manner ID insure uniform and efficient strength:
Fluid Extracts oi Cube"S' aieran' buchu' IVA
Jrsh h9uoarn' oohosn = I'I's,s"s'''
Ginger Vanilla, Ut iia'oHns, Lemon
Donoyan's Syrup u BARK [aIuaoE Ion'',
ana feme'S II sug Am ,ranarsd ,n II the Laboratory
Il ~. sJ,bscrihcr NO. I65 King street corner &c
Washington, by n II. STABLER, Chemist.
nh ~
CIo.T. on ,oonur,ctured III tie PAINT Creek
works K,pawha River. Virginia. This oil
II eouaI II not superior. IL ans OH made il Tie
niI.a 93u5' st.tes s All H nay II relied upon h Al
ways being uniformly good " ore prepared " y
scll i Il low as any Ol ~ Z 'iEe i"'i'g ~ n.
bought tor, either wholesale cr retail In'' w II
calculated and intended - drive all olHe' 0'"'
o'ts oa' = '"' ! 5lI5 c0HE / Co sarepta Hall
~ .,
iHEMiCALS' .-,..t,i >i,a,r ,o,rtt
loi!le = ,,"r,i,. pntash Acetate
na1oo,'.S .I 4 ,,iss R.r. Citrate iron and onnne;
sails II Tartar. CaIomyl: oxide ot Zine; Prices
3I-'s u,,oi..sciI. ouinine Corrosive SubH
- 2inc. precipitited Carbonate If
Iron. Just received and ior sale ,ais,ti,. 6y
JAN' ~ Y l,-H, rs"
NH II Apolhecary, ~ King street.
,ynrETus GARDEN sEED.-Just r,-
IL cciycd by steamer james jerome laTse
h HI addilion u III supply received fev weeks
since, makes our present ,socH one = YES i"'E's
eyer on'1sa : .l,,, |" ,"i' IL, p''''' "'''''
5'~'' IFADEFATTR II CO.,
i, G,,,b ras~..,v street..
II '"' -' -. r.u
Ro"H; ti'o> @ ,,,n ,t,L nl'1,s' nr1;c1. for robe
- sulP'1 II .1 -l,,, ,,ccd !, remedy
sPe%3ots' .It Il t. ,Ero,t osar voice
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Ii lo-2aw.o HENRY i. SIMPSON

-" By request of i number Of friends, offer
myselfas a candidate tor the Office 81 COMMISSION
gR DP THE REVENUE.
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gsH FOR RENT.-The STORE, No. So, on
.E3 King, next to the n. W. corner Of FaiTtax r.r
street. JOHN WEST,
aug l0-2awtf No. a. North Fairfax street.
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NAVY 4 HARMON II,

,BOCERS-DEALER ~ CORN MEAL
II cory. OATS, BALE NAY and all kind.
Of NIL FEED, corner Of Prince and Royal sts.
s,o,.anJr;a Va ap l9--dly
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InHN MARSHALL.

JOHN MARSHALL.
ATTOREEY YATL La W,-Aleruu9ria, va.
zgss- Office on Royal street, lately occupied oy
A. h @. Il. Stuart 80 e."
NTEW GOODS.-Just received at RICHARDS
y BAZAAR, White and Cord. Crochet Braid
Crochet Needles, Tida Cotton, Emhroderine silks
and all kinds Of FANCY WORKING MATE
RIALS: Coats, Brooks. and Sewing Machine
Cottons Linen Tape; Shetland Wool; Zephyr ana
Doubled Worseds; Belts and Belt clasps an" an"
variety OF Hoped Skirts. nu
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YHOMIS S. J1NIESON,
MACHINIST and
IRON FOU \ ID l. X,
Corner Of Royal ana Wilkes streets,
ALEXANDRIA,, Va,

rs prepared t. execute orders Tor STATIONERY
STEAM ENGINES. BOILERS Min Gearing shaft
ing, Pulleys and Hangers, Tobacco Screws, Pumps,
Fans. Slide and Hand LathcS, Drill Presses, Wrought
or Cast Railing, Columns and Grdcrs, Gas or Water
Pipe, and Machinery Of every description. Supe.
rior CASTINGS made to order al short notice and
~, reasonable terms ap l-cotf
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DAILY LINE BETWEEN ALEXANDRIA and
WINCHESTER, via LEESBURG,
BERRYYILLE, &C.,
r,T Sc ,CIIIrS

ssa ssss &C
A DAILY LINE will commence running as
above, on Monday, the 10th instant BY way of the
Alexandria, Loudoun and Hampshire Railroad,
and Means and Fawsett'S mail line of COACHES.
Leave the Railroad Depot at Alexandria, cor
ner of Water and Oronoco streets, at 10, "A. NJ,
arriving at Winchester at Z, p NJ.
Leave Winchester at 81, A. NJ, arriving at Al
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nRuGs. cHEMICALs, &C.

WHOLESALE DhUG S1ohE'--ne nave
w very extensive stock Of everything il our
line Of business, which We have purchased with 2
view or building up q Virginia and Southern
trade Our GOODS viii compare fayorably, n
stvle and quality, with any similar establishment
anywhere and we Obligate ourselves % sell at the
lowest market prices Hence, We hope g. receive
the liberal patronage Of a generous people, and
will exert ourselves to give satisfaction IN every
respect. Zap 4l PEEL 4 oLEE VEINS.
DAINTS, OILS, 6c.--Wc are now receiving
our spring supply Of Lewis pure white Lcad;
pure Zinc White: No. / Zinc; LeadbeatcrS pure
white Lead Litharge; Patent Dryers; LInc Dryers;
Chrome Green; Hampden Permanent Green; Rich
mond do Raw Umber Burnt do.j Raw Sienna;
Burnt do Black Paint; Venetian Red; Nandyke
Brown; Cologne Earth: Prussian Blue; Indian Red;
Verdigris Red Lead; Gold Leaf, Silver do. Bronze;
Lamp6lack: Paris Green; Chrome Yellow; lcl.o%
Ochre; Roman do; also Paint Brushes ofall kinds,
- II " ~ LEADBEATER ( CO.,
4mo Nos 5 and South Fairfax street.
UyO TBE PUBLIC.-Having purchased the
entire stock IL DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c,
of the Drug Store formerly occupied ~ John a:
Milburn. AT the Northeast corner OF King and
Washington streets, we most respectfully solicit
the favour Of your patronage We VIII Keep con
stautly on hand i tull supply Of FRESH and
MILBURN Il BRO.
y. B. Physicians Prescriptions carefully con-
pounded, al alt hours. mh 2il h Z.
CtTAELEB'S FLUID EXTRACTS.-Pr Prepared
- from pure DRUGS, and in the most careful,
manner. r. insure uniform ami efficient strength:
Fluid Extract, III Cubeos, Eaicrian. Buchu, IVA
Urs, Rhubarb, Cohosh u Rattleweed, Jamaica
Ginger Vanilla. ior hayoring, Lemon.
Donoyan's Syrup 81 Bark, valuable Tonic
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WARRINGTON & co.

w WtAG1411NOlOL ~ 49,
Grocery, Liquor, and Commission Merchants,
No. II, UNION STREET,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
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81 FOR RENT.-The three story STORE,
ES No. All, King street, with the three story
WAREHOUSE in the rear. Apply to
NH 3-tf JAMES Z. SMITH.
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THOMAS PERRY,
Commission Merchant, No. ), Janney's Wharf,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
fab 10--1v
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GOAL have pa hand and an constantly II.
~ eei. ing, ANTHRACITE COAL, of the oest
ouaIitie., for family use-CUMBERLAND COAL,
from the Frostburg Mines, by the cargo, carload,
% single ton Factories furnished with tho run ~
mine, al lowest rates Apply 10
loy3-tf y, Is, SMITH, Queen = Wharf
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-24

From Ur,m AND PIKE's PEAK MANsLAuGurER
AND LYNcu Law AT DENvER CRY. The central
and overland mail and Pixies Peak express ar.
rived this evening. bringing dates from Salt Lake
city to March ID, and Denver city to the ljlh
inst and 10000 in good dust
On tho 18th, ut Denver City, Moses Young shot
"m West, of Leasenworth. ONthe 18th Young
was tried before the peoples Court" and hung
at three o'clock on the came afternoon The un-
fortunate man only said, in hss defense. that he
had killed his best friend, but for what cause the
world would never know. The funeral OF West
was largely attended by the Free Masons aud
others.
MIR. Stone. who was wounded in duel, as pre-.
viously stated. was still alive, but his surgeons
pronounced his wound mortal
Affairs at Salt Lake City were quiet Geneinl
johnson and Major Porter left Camp Flo,d on
the 29th Of February, en- route for Washin gtuu,
via California.
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We really feel somewhat ashamed to real III
the columns Of not few American Journals, no.
tees Of every movement of IIccnan and Sayers
in England, and Of other brutal bruisers in the
United States. The latest great excitement on
tho sub ect occurred on Wednesday last in New
York; when Morrsscy aud n sound of pngilists
departed from that port for Liverpool in ono Of
the regular steamships. The crowd on the wharf
made the very welkn ring with their farewell sa-
lutati0ns Mny tho heroes of the ocoasion never
return Meanwhile their sctions, looks md Ian
guage have been chronicled. NJ If they were emf
nent statesmen, instead of human animals who
perpctuatc tho worst usagcs OF the Roman nmphi
theatre, and which are only calculated to gratiry
the lowest tastes of pugnacous multitude We
are glad to perceive that the matter has been
brought before tho British Parliament, doubtless
with view to prevent, when possible, the occur
romeo OF such degrading exhibitions II npprars
That immediately after the great debate ON the
Budget in the House of Commons, on tho 9th, n
momber called attention to certain petitions. pray
lug that stops might BIO taken by tho government
to prevent the Great Milr between the boy"
and his English antagonist, tom" Sayers. Mi
nisters wero asked what steps they intended y,
pursue IN this matter. The reply. in substance,
was, that the Chief Commissioner of Police would
take steps to prevent tho fight within the Metro
po'tan Police District, but no plodgc could be gi
ven MS to the measures which would BIO taken be-
yond that limit This. however. SO far from being
satisfactory for it appears that no extra viganc,
will be employed, under the government sanction
outside IF tho London Districts We hope tim,
the Homo Secretary, however, will hc enabled to
exert his rover with sufficient energy to prevent
the disgusting conflict.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-24

TERRIFIC ExrtosIoN OF GAs.-Mr F. w. Io
house, residing in Buffalo, returned home on Sun
day evening last with his family. after DAYS
absence, and leaving them on the sidewalk he rrn
ceeded up stairs for the purpose ofstriking light.
Although he perceived strong smell Of gas, he
lighted match when an explosion
Immediately followed. Windows, furniture. g.,
were strewn in fragments through the streets and
about the premises, and Mr.. Lohouse was prostra-
ted. his hair burnt OF, and his face blackened as
from the effects Of gunpowder. lie was taken to a
drug store, where evryhing was done to afford him
relief. The store If distiller next door had it's
windows demolished and several casks Of LIQUOR
burst by the conclusion. Several windows wc.c
also broken in one o. two stores opposite.
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Hunter Looming Up.

1t seems to be pretty generally conce led now
BY those who watchthe bubbles Of the poll teal cal
dron at Washington, that tho Southern delegates
to the Charleston Convention will ,trate in
strong force upon Senator Hunter; aud hat, IN
deed, the struggle will 30 confined to the friends
of Hunter AID Douglas.
Should Hunter be nominated, II is thou yht TINT
the Cincinnati platform will be adopted without
alteration; whilst upon tho ether hand. if Douglas
be TIN successful competitor. the Yerrtorio Slave
Code will be insisted upon by the Southern men,
beTs, which would bea heavy load for ev ON the
little giant to carry in the North. The ne mglas.
ties. rather than be.compelled to show their hand
upon the proposition Of Messrs. Davis and 'rown,
looking to the protection Of slavery ia the T. ,rro
ries-a proposition which we do not hesitate to de-
clare cannot be adopsedin Convent on-may yield
their preference for tie sake Of the party au tho
spois. II was capital s.rskc Of policy the .adop-
tion Of those resolutions by the Senatorial CT ucus
OF Southern Democrats opposed to Douglas. They
well knew that the latter had uncempromisi ngly
committed himself against them. aud that if they
prevailed, the "SQuatter Sovereign" could no. re-
ceive the nomination. They knew, uaoreover, hat
if the alternative were presented to the Conv,,n-
ton OF accepting Douglas with hisslare eide hui ~
as a'miil-stone about his neck or Southern ca o.
didate without this dead weight, the result woul d
be the nsminatisa of Southern -maa.
"The only national party will always keep
an eye to the main chance and whilst the North.
ern members with some in the South too;-have
been inclined to run Douglas On account Of his
presumed availability. they haEeno idea of ac-
cePting him with stipuiatioas that would COM
pletely neutralixe the effect Of hispersnaal record
and position. and DESTROY his prospects in that
very section whence his greatest strength is dsrv
ed The Democracy are too smart 4or tla; and
We therefore predict that il the Southern members
OF ths Convention show resoiute trent, and in
nat upon the adoption or incorporation Of the
slave code iato the platform. as . condition pre-
oedeat % abe aoniaAaioa of Douglas, tho little
giant Vim b dropped ssns easnonie.
h 1his \ NE only signihcation the proposed Slave
code ever had. or was designed to have
I'd II Will LIN oG Douglas; secure the no~aina,ion
u Hunter 81 Breckenridge. and the re-adoes;on of
tho Cincinna1i platform with its Northern and
eouthsrn intezpreaations. We will NO, undertake
% So how a. xiII p received by the friend.
ii a Dssaisss Tha9 xsay rsss and rant for awhile
svsaxias ~ thS tsstd Of the prophet that the,
VIII not sahspit thss 10 hare their great ieade
4; ~ md sopsa - them may take thai '-sAor
~ u which Coz Hiss spoks;--bat the spoils e
ereiss wonderful neeromancy.
There are rich scenes awaiting the assemblae
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-24
lat Charleston. and We long 10 witness iheir full
,Iet el,peineDt



/ We Rnd the saboiaed sensible views expressed
lin alate number Of the N. o. Picayunc. and CON.
lmend them to our readers; having no doubt, our
selves, that they will sooner or later DO adopted
BY nearly every oitisen Of Virginia. Says the
/ Picayune:
The Virginia Legislature has acted finally on
the propositions from South Carolina and Missis-
sippi for congress or conference Of tho Southern
States.
The invitation is respectfully declined. on the
ground that concurrent measures necessary and
proper for the protection Of the rights and libef-
tics Of the people OF the South may ba safe
lly and certainly had from the direct Legislative
action Of the several States than through the aren
cy Of m assemblage which can exercise no power
except to debate and advise.
| This decision Of Virginia puts an end for the
present at least, to tho plan furn Southern con-
yention. II is not likely that majority Of any
Of those States will come tigether to organize
plans for Southern cooperation. whom the most
powerful and the most exposed Of the border
States the State most directly assaiIed in the
late inrond Of aggressive abolitionisn, which has
been the occasion Of calling out no much South
crn feeling-declines to be present. Her interest
in that immediate and exciting question is greater
that thar Of any of the States south of her, aud
they will naturally acquiesce In her judgement Of
what that emergency requires. IL tho John
Brown raid has not moved her to support
Of any prccipitate measures, the other Stntes may
be disposed to use il only one among series
Of constantly recurring events more or less grave,
by which the status Of tho Southern States to.
wards the rest of tho Union il To be ascertained,
and their concurrent action on the whole question
Of slavery guided.
The conference which has thus been declined
was never the disunion bugbenr which il has been
represented to be in the Northern press; aud on
the other hand, not likely to be of much use IN
bringing about n concurrent line of southern pol
icy. 1t would have been a body irregularly ap.
pointed in various modes and without popular
sanction or responsibility, and, therefore, without
authority to bind anybody by its dccisons--not
even the States, whose delegates should agree
The whole subject must have como back again 10
the several Legislatures, and most probably ii
would be demanded in time that they should be
referred to the people In convention TO be revised
before confirmed. or. perhaps rejected. As CON
sultatise body in the shape presented, it would
have, therefore been preparatory measure ior
evoking th, concurrent action Of States by rub-e-
qnen, proceedings: and it is, therefore, quite n
well that it has been remandcd TO their tribunals
in the outset, since it must be Judged Of 10y them
in the Inst resort.
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COMMERCIAL.
LYYCuBURG MARI ETs,
EEroETrD
A. B. FUCKER,
prod UCI B.R . * L Il,
1873 MAIN STREET. -

sTh..e auaaoa will be understood represent whole
I sale prices generally
Arrtys-Grc,n brisk at s35oGe5oo per bill for prime
BAoos.-supIiy g"-i continue N! 9uo'aho"' n" ''|s'
ny.s-ybiu-brisk AZ 1.1odstl.s3 v bushel.
t,YPswkx.-fsdts3 cents ,..,- 40
In Tirsins plenty and duh at i2Gt u cents.
tanS--3eios ~ els: While ~ re.
cons Mat deu,and sJftgf rtau
crNrNt.=.tamcs River u. G0lttip .,.o1s
Dnitn fntIT-apI,s 5l2tl1fl1 fraieh feaches fi7e9
a.; TnIcaiel do, ii ooGfss 10 y bust
rIorr The receipts continue light sih nod demand -
quote snpefinc sbWses6ss; ENtsa sdsstSt6."; fan'!
FI,lsrrn-wlh large receipts the price has declined 10
fI25st Ia.
FgA1nlGs.-43Gfl5 cents.
FfartLzgns-lArge supply. No. Peruvian Guano 4bl"D
br,ro tuanp 4a.H Mexican Guano tI50 Rits sup Pl1s
uIatr o Lime SD0o I,un's Phospho Peruvian Gunno s5ss
iiin's Bone Ash Guano 42.a0; Ruffns Tobaceo Manure
si5n HuiIna Ground Bone Ash t37O; Ground Plaster,
loose t9.O0 Packed in bags or casks S11.W
lrcr t6HNt823: Timothy f2I51f2So: or.
cLard 5>6i 80: Rana nrass 81 o0aGtll2; Evergreen ts
ai>tESG- inGb 10 cents.
HAY. ti0nG0tit2'g h 100 bs
IRoS.--Mouuiaa $1501t90: Viewers 800 y ION.
L.gD-suppiy good nj iGe cents.
Tlou,tslown t Od1 90 Mountain $4,000 cents.
osoSs White N0Ges1ls cts. lied 5000 cts Il busieI
oArsRilh large receipts, note decline and quote
White n, ~ cents Black nj ~ cents.
Pr,s.achcyed LOO f2UD Black or Cow Pea l10GflJo
PoTAToi..-Id TOO 81. couts-accoring to quality,
poor Jugs common bright Wrapper good ship
ping Fancy Wrappers offering quote ugs f22 1915
Bright Clean Working A30DGt&s00; Common Leaf Tobacco
tt0o6tfl.25; Common Bright Wrappers $s00QSsi2OO Good
Bright Wrappers &i50OGt $500
WmEAr-Miih small receipts have to notice improved
feeling and quote Red tl3oGDtiiO; for choice White *l3jG,
tlI5
Wool Itnwaslcd %. Washed abo4o according to quail
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A Good Move.

The United States Senate. on Wednesday last
adopted an amendment to the Printing Bill which
reduces the prices heretofore paid Tor that service,
twenty-five per cont This is u movement in the
right direction. though the bill might be shaved
about twenty-five per cent. more and then leave
good fat lob
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-24

The LITTLE HERo.-- Last week we noticed the
exploits Of little boy named lIoey, in signaling
and preventing freight train on the Pennsyl,a-
MIA Railroad from running into large rock which
had fallen on the track. We learn from the Noun
tain Echo, that at the agc of five years, during
me temporary absence of his parents, he rescued
MS little sister, then an infant in the cradle from
horrible death. BY seizing her in his arms and
suasnng from the building in which they then re
sided, and which by some means had taken fire
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