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For the Episcopal Convention,
AZ Petersburg, "a, ooh Nav.
In Chnnet,y.

cxssxIls. THE STEAMER OsCEOLA
sRsss@s',-.sA will leave Washington for the above
place on Monday, The 18Th instant, at O'Clock, and
Alexandria at haf-past O'Clock in the morning,
touching at Norfolk and arrive at City Point next
morning in time for the cars for Petersburg. Re-
turning, will leave City Point Monday 25tb. after
the arrival of the cars from Petersburg.
Passage and fare to Petersburg or Richmond, ST.
to go and return, S.. ~
The osceoa will stop at the different landings on
the Potomac, and at Cone river, as usual. Passage
and fare above.
- 10 accommodate persons wishing to attend the
Natonal faIr to commence at Washington on the
Nun Instant. the osceoIa will leave Washington and
Nor'oK upon the following days:
LEAVE WASHINGTON, LEAVE Soprmx
Friday, Is S.nrd,,, &c
Monday, Is Wedns.d,v 40
Friday. % MONDAY az
On the 9th she will commence making two trims
q week, leaving Washington every Wednesday and
day. ""o '""'
May II Mast,
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ID OoMs TO LET.-Four furnished or up.
~ furnished rooms may be had, near or within
a square Of the Department Of State and Treasury
Departments. The situation is healthy, being on
the rising ground on l4th between II and streets
and free from the annoyance Of dust. INQUIRE of
Mrs ELIZA McDUELL.
May 9-3taw On the premises
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wi gliding establishment, and adjoining the Globs
Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue, has one or two fur
nlshed rooms to let upon reasonable terms. "A
physician" will please give her a call.
A nrI e.
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Tammany Hall, opposite the Park and
City Hall, Nassau street, New York.


THE prOprietO Of this extensive Hotel, the
l. celebrity Of which has spread throughout th.
United States, and indeed throughout Europe, and
at which the European plan Of lodgings and table
under distinct organizations was first introduced in.
to this country have recently added to the larg,
main building Of their Hotel an elegant addition,
fronting the Park six stories high, which has great.
ly increased the capacity Of their establishment for
the entertainment Of the travelling public. The 10
cation Of Tammany Hall is known to be not only
the most pleasant Of any hotel in the city, but
passed in point of convenience 10 men Of business
and near to all the principal places Of public smuse-
menL The European style Of entertainment 10 sui
maintained, and the whole establishment has re.
Gently been rehtted and put in perfect order-ths
whole being under the Immediate superintendence Of
Mr. CHARLES BROwS, whose long experience in III,
business enables the proprietors to assure all who
may favor them with their patronage ofevery stlen.
ton which can be procured at any other hotel IN IN,
city or country.
April 30-d9m
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nR. RITCHIE's once on Pennsylvania
- avenue, Rorth side, three doors above L2A
street.
April lift
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NORTH CAROLINA Dressed Floor
~ ing.-60000 feet of handsome quality for
sale by THOMAS & DYER,
May div Alexandra.
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IS now no longer true, sir. She does need those
oulwarks," and at a vast expense she ia building
towers along the Steep" and they all had refer.
ence not to us, SIR bat to her dangerous neighbor
and hereditary foe. She has to oppose to this tire
mendous power Of France, standing army of I9O,-
900 men, $4,000 of whom are scattered abroad over
the world, $4,000 are in Ireland to keep down the
connections Of people waiting their aopportuni-
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M e,re,sft, ii,nhff. Al IL. i-N.'is ~ ii.a'G
,.iog n,i within the range q probability. There Ma
=, ptiut Which met "ar eye which did not rfrt
With irdn nation H.. imrulaun u sncl design on the
If the administration. Nha has ed TO this change
the opniun ~ tactics Of The pariyi II may be tia
h, have br,acheo the idea o absolute Ire trade and
II rurse direct taxes ir the purpose Il holding II ~
. ,,,,, rem over the friends OF pfuieciun. Or they
,y al last have been convinced that. under the new
,.s of duties The revenue will be insufficient 10 meet
A., ordinary wants Of The Government, aud that resart
al, have To be had 10 other modes nj hilIng the 1rss
,v and that il Is as well la begin III time To ilnllaf
ma The nubIlc mind nh the idea oi direct taAatl"n.-
'pon either of these supp 'siinS we mink hey VIII hhd
themselves mistaken The W higs not 10 be fright
ened from their support Of incidental protection by pro
nor DISCRIMINATORY and will be happy Ia jim issue
nh the friends Of absolute free trade. The idea oi raj
s,uc thi;ty millions of duIlars by direct taxation is a
sb.ef a,,urdlty. The American people might snbn.
b,y have heretofore sub nItted In direct aNes dummy
var liz suppose that they would dp 81 IN time ct
,,ee ,rr,ps lllle know edgr al telf character. Tho
Wings would be must happy Il an THIS issue and :" he
trc the county up,n The question oi an 40 ian oi all
duties on imports.
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100 MEN AND HORSES
JAMES W. I,ANkk'

JAMES w. BANKER. Agent.
Will be exhibited al Iynchburg ON WEDNESDAY, and
InunspAv, Oc,obrt 2lst and 22J
naors open nj . I. NJ aud = NJ
The Great Equestrian tnvalcnde III be preceded by
the celebrated BRASS BAND, ~ musicians. in an .le.
eau and costly Chariot. dpnuby II BEAUTIFUL.
CREAM COIORED HORSES,
The truly mruslng entrance u this noble and mag
nliicen proc ssoue tavalcad- must nj once ske ry
cry brhol,r with the NY hest admiration. The sutpass
ng beauty III the thorough bred HORSES The pnpeously
appointed car, aud the admirably decorated wagons the
designs aud gliding o which nrc by the distinguish
ed afs's. compel comparison .ha places tins
establishment at the front o public Circus. A
large uIlune has been expended the ncrcssops aud
equipments proper Ia the and presented by
the superior artists picked and chosen from hundred
s'ats IN order 10 render this the first best aud osi snpe
nor Equestrian Establishment IL ihl, or any other
country IN the world The grrn wnter proof pavilion
tent. supebly flushed will be- 20 600 square icel N It's
dimensions. aud viii with contain 1000 petspns
"homay witness every performance clearly aud dsllsct.
y. An"ng the Performers III be found
J. J. NAIIIANS. the great unsurpassed, g an /
h"r-e rdeT, occasionally introducing his Immense bal
ancing oi the infant. Frank pasof on his head while
HE siceds are a, lightning speed This gentleman is
nlso EqucsiTInn Director.
Riding Muster. HORACE +. NICHOLS, whose
abilities III this Inc stand the very highest
The Clown is the celebrated JOHN MAY rcnarka
bile or his aud hunoI, never Ianspress,nu h. prop
er grounds Of d.c,1nm.
SlGNOR GFRNANl. the great Italian Jnpplrr on
his firm aud mpd s'erd, VIII execute the most wonder
nl tricks. This gentleman ouly arrived IN tins country
last winter. HIS iva learned Docs will also be inro.
duccd by himself, aud exhibit many extraordinary
iflrks.
L. }. ROGERS. ONE Of the uosi finished scene II +.
ders ut hlsl"y will sreaf aud Introduce many foreign
anh local -frnes. many OF which lac IL the Original Of
w. NICHOLS, an nccomp Pushed and chaslc Prlnc,-
pal Act R'drr al The French aud American Schuols
w. klNCADE. the bald aud young Equestrian lie.
II" will Introduce something his new Jet Black
Lucy Mai.
Mr.. f.. WOODS. the Comic Persuui Gcator Of the
Red Man OF he forest
Mrs. WOOD. the beautiful chnsie mud very grace
iul Female Equestrian.
The Youthful GEORGE DUNBAR will spnnllzo
himself ~ his great aud singular performances oi Chi
nese equilibrium ,nd personal posture.
The tumlc Concert will Introduce the most talented
Flhl"plans o The day. NEAL JAMlNON, whoso in
spring touch on the Baro Is most eAqnIs. Will b,
aided, IN the extraordinary Bale, Department, by III.
truly gifted dancer. FRANK BROWER
Every attention will be paid 10 the observance an,
preservation oi the good order which avs nJspen
s'bo 10 well regulated Exhibitions.
W The above celebrated troop Will perform at
IIHEaTY. October l0lh.
! New LONDON, October goth.
October 8 81
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BALTIMORE MARKETS. Sept 2s

oi Cutie, The offerings al The scales We're Gqn head
3" when only II frnaln over, and the balance. % )
head, were taken by cliy butchers S2i2 - per lOu
lbs on the hou. equal sil5 IS nett aud averaging
10 eroSs
fl'ou R.-Ihefe were sales on Friday evening
Howard street 81 o. >. and on SATURDAY the same tn
Jay The market Is al stand, buyers aud holders
Ing The arrival o The Great Western dur Settlements
ior receipts irnm carson Saturda, 81 81 Cny Mills
sold on Saturday al -. aud holders are very firm
that rate la day. hat hear of M transactions:
NliEAf.-Far IN good Md and Va Reds a, GOA
loo els. Sales Of fanlly " hile at lOoal25
WiiiskEA -Ilhds. "A bills -,
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nj- We men,ianed, in last that the Callffna
expedition had al nglh sailed We did not then
know the dlsaracrul circumstances under which The
L mnandef took lis depa Undressing civil process,
hy force OF arms, aud lug rum The saeflll. IN such
haste as To leave thirty forty o his men on shore
will be in keeping with lis inreplon and progress thus
far. Without discipline suAorlnalipn, ineedstd
,yia,i their camnlndt and smartlng under SENSE vi
rrieyos wrongs sustained by the connyance at least "f
s,ut of On vuyast OF five SIX months toa territory
which now at least Is ours where they TO laid
ma soldiers and al erNards TRANSMITTED INTO settlers and
c,l,nls SIS There Who even 81 such materials
u.luh, make something hut STEVENSON pussess,s no
nul,,ary talent, aud without sandas caatacttr
Mra influence. lherife, is out ot The question. We
are prepared hear The very worst from Ills Useless ani
frll,i expedition. \ II hail The VIII ever
reach CaIlturnla, and such do will be utterly
aueahIe. Even on Governors Islaud IL r.q ,lred The
ular troop, keep the Tan breaking out INTO open
mutnv We can conceive possible motive or the
expedition. Not huran being is likely 10 be ben, fl
ted bv II, except Cunuel SrE,ENsoN, whu Is "A party
hack and the Conm>Sary, The son IN law ul The
Secretary vi Nar A, mIll.afy expedition II Is be-
meath contemplated IT regard attempt at
copnz ,on We should llk- IL knoN Whefe this straight
laced administration lads tae power In the tuition
tu- such a pIuceeduu.
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IIlE RICHMOND AfFAIR.

rh, account il anuih.r column oi the late shocking
,a,,r in Richmond will be read III painful INTEREST,"
~, find in the Tunes, oil Thursday. the latest nlorna-
i'm an ,h. subject contained the toll wing paragIa h:
9Th. N.ssfs Myers aud Nj Burr were before The
n,, ,..,.,d,v uorn,uu up5n the chatats against
. c,un.ci, d " nh the siuon. u ID. NJ ilnst. III H.
sill no eviden e 10 he commission oil the deed
the p,,l,es auai. med aud llnyt tens the oly PERSONS
n the room al the tine. DIR. Carmlthirl was consult
d a. /, Mr. lloyt's cuudlbn. lie stated III substance
,h,, y.,y hI,l, Chan re had taken place IN his cundil"
sine. the dsy he was Wounded; ANY oplhl"n he mleh
.,v. a, IN ih domination III his wounds weud be mere
ly speculative Alter conference hrI"teh Tie Ma'"f
uIs. Tor the delence, aud the Doci"f, HE cast was
continued until Monday neat.
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Great .Fffr0CfiON
New Fail and Winter Goods.

90 CO.HE .f.ND SEE
AN' NJ. II. RYAN would beg leave most respectfully
W 10 inform his friends and The public generally
that he is now receiving and opening o The cheap
and most elegant
STOCK OF GOODS
II has ever been his pleasure 10 offer IN this market.
1t Will he found 10 embrace all tie nercd and most
fashionable Guods Imported and he ventures HE
ton, Will compare tavorabIy IN s'yhs. quality aud pr
ces, with any stock Of Goods south of Mason Dlxon's
line.
The remnant of old ock purchased of he late firm
Of Ricards, Ryan CO., will be sold greatly below
what the articles originally cost, ley have been pur
chased at unusual sacrifice. believing III The doctrine
that niubie slxpence 10 better than slO,D shilling,
my will be at small advance first
Thankful Tor The very liberal patronage heretofore be
STOW ed upon the late firm ot Ricatds RYAN Co.,
would mo,l respectfully ask continuance Of The
To my present business
My prices shall be uniform. All are invited to call
who in want Of cheap Goods
WIN. II. RYAN,
AT the old stand Of Rlcards, Ryan \ Co.
October 5 Is II
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TIE PRIMARY SCHOOL, LAW.

We ~ouJ Respectfully call The attention ol 'he Ma
psra,es ii this nd her 10 the dufy Which /,
d-volved upun hem under act amending the pTest Ut
primary ,cl"l system which passed at the last session
oi the Legislature. BY thl> acI II made the duty o
county aud expiration : The October ternS,
IL lay of htlr Counties aud COMPUTATIONS INTO DISTRICTS
having due regard the territorial and pnpuli
,mn ofthe same. and 10 appoint or each district
missioner. The commissioners are 10 tJtm board 10
assemble the November courts. The duties of the
commissions are minutely specified IN the Tue
further provides that. # the eXsn. system # prma
~ sch"ls dIsarprove by the peopc.lne county court
upn the petition o one ourih al The legal OF the
county. required ofdt pull 10 he opened
KIN. the sense d the people the question whether
they will adopt a system ol free scu IS not The
people, in voting allowed 10 sPcpiy Their preference
for any district system, whether general one, any
special one. which may have been adopted by any
ty may have been passed INTO law.
The terms Of the law positive, and we hone the
county courts 10 be huden during the present month,
Will act with splrlt and efficiency IN The matter.
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RICHMOND MARKETS., Sept. 2S.

RICH NOND MARKETS, Sept. e.
Inspections very light. We have no
c,an,e to notice the article for The past week. We
quote luz from 81 90 to 50; conn,'n leaf s. 90 10
90; mrdding S. - 10 90; good and fine shlppngs,
81 90 s 90.
FLOUR.-Sa Sales at 81 -, stock very light and none
arrlvinu-canal beag out of otder.
CORN.-Corn 60 a CT &c. sales.
OATS.-Nnnp arriving,
WHEAT-75 10 1915 C.. according 10 qnrlny.
PRONiSiONS.--Bacou: SnrlieIi aud Cry Cured
6 a g. cts. Tor hog urd; Western Sd d a o. cts
Shoulders a 4 cts. Lard I 81 CENTS.
! FISH. -l.eulusss, dull as ior M. / 5nad 81
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.VLgI. fsOON Ess.v'DEEsY.
WIN. A. TALBOT.

ANlNC procured, from the city at PHILADELPHIA an
\ experienced workman. Is prpared execute
work III all lis various branches.
Bank Officers, Clerks OF Courts Merchants and all
others, eau be- furnished with
RECORD. DEED AND MIL BOOKS
LEDGERS, JOURNALS. LNJ 'OCE
.hND ID ~ BOOkS
ruled 10 any pattern and bound IN The very best manner
and al the shortest notice.
Particular attention paid 10 binding Periodicals., &r
with neaines, aud despatch
\. IA miscellaneous assortment o Blank Account
Books On hand, whlch Will be Id cheap lor cash
October !, WIN
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LIOoRICE PASTE.
.Veio EWU Goods.

IIUNE subscriber has just received aivance Of his
Il regular stmk au excellent assortment of the fol-
lowing articles: fine Graduated Cashmere Robes Cash.
meres in patterns. Boufazines, silk Warp Lusirn,
black and white and fancy Prints green Baraae Irish
Linens and B'rd-Eye and Table Diapers, Isle Lace.
and B"bbn Edglngs, fine Egyptian Mus. Pearl But
tons, all sizes, Whale Bone, Sc, to which he would
respectfully invite the attention If The ladies' and the
public generally. T.. FRANKLIN, Jr
Sept. ID Hif
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NEW YORK MARkEE- Snll 20

Holders of Flour are very firm Tor Tennessee, brands
at - som" sales having taken place. and pccs tend M
upward. The supply Is light Nan,hern brands are
selling At 81 75a5-ryr nauf 81 -
Demand lor What Is sl,ll active. Sales Of guod II,
prime reds NJ % aud lul cts. according la quality
Western aud Snnthprn Com 10 10 D., and Jersey II
cenis-oals 81 IL 10 cents. rye - Ia - cts
The Cotton market very firm. with lair sales
aud tendency upwards prlce.
WhIskey % , "A > cents per gallon
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PISS hh1,.
Short Of last,
ISL hl,,ls.

'''''' - '''' oNl HhuS
We believe the planters of Virginia viii have 10 cur
all the made. and their attention more to
grain. aud Improving lhelr lands. At his Time The
whole world elulcd nh Tobacco here is already
enough in some markets to last three years wihon, an
additional hosshtad Farmers ought nov to raise all
Their rok heel, hoses &c aud vas, amount that
they have heretofore spent IN those necessaries.
II will be that " heat has advanced again in our
market
The breaches in the canal having been nended. our
streets have been crowded wilh goods for the last few
DAYS, Oar merchants have bought large stocks oil
gnods aud are prepared to sell to country merchants
cheap as they can be bought IN Rlchmund. Indeed we
heard country merchant state, few days since. that
he had tfed both markets n queny, and could discover
difference.
Below we give correct list Of the narhe, for the past
week:
1oLacco.-Lngs. 80 cts to | 81; Leaf inferior, g.
% To 800; common. $500 tod %; mlddng 80 10
LOO; shipping, 400 10 600; manufacturing, (com-
NOM $3.50 10 0,OG, fine manufacturing $1,000 10
$500.
Fhw-Ia demand at ST.
" heH-Sj Ia % cls
Gfatn.-Gofn. - cents per oushr Oats, clean 25
to - cts per busnel; shca Oats, 50 els, Rye.
ina KIT.
vet. We have no prices 10 report.
Pror'stonS-Bacor, ii 10 cents, the stock not hea-
w No d' m nd ior Wagon hacon our naheI prln-
cl" ~ so led from the east; Beef s. per hundred
y a. 3O cts. per bnshel from Wagon.
fish. llerrnas, 81 5oto 81 Tor No. |, clipped )
Family Re- 81, Shad $, MAckerel, No. |, sl3, No
,, $50. NJ. j. Is
C1ee.-St. Domingo. s 10 cents per b. Rio. Q
to 81 cents IasuIra "a 10 cts Java. IL to ID cents;
Cuba To 9.
Snear.-lrown. New Orleans. s. to Q. cents per IL
Porto Reo 10 9cenrs per b., IT. CrolX IL to ~
cenla per 10; Loaf. H. to 10 cents per lb.
taaiies.-IdIow, II |, ~ cents per h.. Sperm SO
TO 81 cents per lbs Hall y Sons to cents per ID
jIhishey.-Pnces range from - to 20 cents, aud
dull.
B'a"dy.-AppIe NV, % /" 26 ct, per gallon; Peach
none IN market.
Cotton Iarns.-I ynrhbnfg. Monticello and Onion
\ rh Carolina Factories. l6ts. per ID.
hon-l}ar Iron. So per aud III demand from
boats, SO from Store Pr Iron SIS 10 So, according
10 quality
StecL-Blisered, g to cents per lb German. | : 10
10 cents Shear 20 10 rs cents perlb; Cast Steel, 20
to % cts. per h..
L6@eed OH-70 cts Lamp, 81 go to so per
gallon Tanners, SIG ,oOto : 90 per bbl.
Leatier.-Good Sole. ID 10 Is cts. per h.; Damaged
Sole, ) To II cents per H.
fredericksburg, ST, 90 to i,25 per kes; Rifle, s.
o 10 600 per key.
Uooi.-Wool, 21a27 cents perb.; Wool Rolls, So
to 4Oc. per h.
CoaI and Ipood-Bltumnous, % cents per bnshel
Anthracite, $, 90 per ton. Oak and mixed Wood s.
per cord; Hickory 80 per cord.
\
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Trustees sale of Land.

bY virtue OF deed II trust. executed 10 mo by Uni
h , Fl lIlman, and Henry H. Hewitt, bearing dal.
the 10Th day ri Sepemher 1871 and OF record in the
count court of Bedford, will, the 7lh day Of No
venhsr, 1916, IN tie rtemlsts, eirse Sale by way
OF public auction Tor ready money, certain parcel %
LAND, with lis apputtenances, containing 3ls .4cres,
more or less lying and being Ia the county Of Bedford
the waters Of Burnt Bridge branch and another run,
hulh branches OF Ivy creek.
Acting as Imsee, | will only convey to The rurcha
such title vested in by the SAID deed u" trust
CIllSNE ELL DABNEN, 1iusite.
Oct 5 40
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BOSTON MARKET. Sfpt Of.

FLU The principal sales Tor a lew days past
nave been Al Sle1ai9l. and s., hut AT the immediate
cl'se :" our rrIpn. S5i2 Is firmly demanded The re
cent SAILS "i Sou hem 700 bhls Eedtfck
- cash. SUI d. Richmond al tho same pflce, 2uO do
e'ofgeiown, 81 = 4 nus
"h AiN-ihe Iasl sales oil Southern yellow Com
Hat al Zoe, per buShel, cash
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EOEs .<.fLE,
A VAIU ABLE ESTATE.

S,lUO ICRES
v consequence Of the sale OF The Bent Mountain
having been effected, according Ia our former ad
vertsemeni, the 21ih OF September, viii offer II
Tor sar The of Fincasle. the 9Th OF Nnven-
Der next Chat b,ing court day unless sold privately
before that time which would be preferred. Those who
NAV desire more particular information will, by writing
u.s. be furnished with handful Of our Former adver-
iiSCment.
We Ill also sell. al the same time and place,
60 or 20 VALUABLE NEGROES.
Consisting Of Men, Women, Boys aud Girls. some OF
whom good Nj chanlrS.
A. 2. ESkRIDGE. T,,s,eos
JOS. r. GLASGOW, '"''e'
Tlncastle, o.. '9N If
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GREAT National ClHCUs,!,

VNlF. only regularly conducted cs,ablishmen, in ir,
United Slaieslt b.lug In ihis country what
Francoui.'s and Ashley = are In Paris aud London
Pl"e Of Adm,ss,on 80 CENTS. Children and col
cred Servants p CENTS.
Late of The Park Theatre " York and he National
.IunlILLcuLrc ILlnI G1.ulnLl.ln, .,I,. NIL. III
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A CAII. AlE.EIlNG

or the Stockhnldefs IN the I.ynchburg Manuaen1n!
Company will be held al the Washington l1e' on Ii
day, the lGtl Of October int at o'clock 7. NJ.
JOHN G. MEN, President
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.VTS1'OeS Uv'MMfeH.
CASH FOR NEGROES.

CASH EO7g NEe.HIO
VIE subscriber DESTROYS OF purchasing any num-
i Der ut
LIKELY YOUNG NEGROES,
suitable Tor thc New Orleans market
Persons having any ii the above description of proper
~ ior sale viii find II greatly 10 Their advantage, by
making early application To hin, as he is papne The
Highest .urht Prices in Cash. He also wishes io
purchase une 1.-TWO Carpenters and DlacLmiihs.
r. MYERS.
Or Persons alta distance having any ot the abova
property or sale. will BIZ attended by addressing
r.. NJ.
Sept. II Inf
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NO'l'lCE..

The ceremnny Of laying the foundation Sione "f the
new Masonic Hail. contemplated 10 be built IN Lynch
burg will lake pace the premises, On Saturday, tie
l!th inst. a, which lime aud place the members :" The
Masonic fraternity requested /" attend
TIFF. COMMITTEE.
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o. One f. ct oi Mr.. Brukrrhol1's famous STRIKE 70
higher waves Is seen In thu late announcement o lht
appointment, of Burial b. Taylor, oi ONO, as ConSu
iur the port OF Buenns \ YIeS.
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tot il L. sistluap, ard bat lnil, tirsf u4 aa pafi
ethoidrfs t,s"ll At So. old ,,ucL 81 - Nhtat Is
m"fih io2lu3 cts. iui fenn'a r,ds M sales at Rye
Flour or Com Meal. Nhiskey IN demand al - els
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BREAKS IN THE CANAL.

We do nul know whose tu II IS or indeed whether
tlame can justly be alta he'd 10 any for what may
be purely accidental and unavoidable, but deem it
our duty STATE, for the Information Of the Board OF
Directors the very general and deep dissatisfaction which
has been txcted, by the delay repairing the breach
which have lately taken place the canal The in-
convenience and loss, sustained by the dlsappontu
In the reception OF goods, confined 10 the Mr-
chants of Lynchbur.. They are felt. perhaps in a
greater degree. by Western Merchants. Ga Saturday
last, after intercourse of many days. we had an
arrival Of goods frurr RIchmnnd.