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A5rauee in tKooy.

Providence, k. L., Sept. 19.-There has
been ala adssnce of from j 10 21 cents per
pound in wool. The saies of the past week
have been 240, 900 pounds.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, Sept. 20.
Sales of 1900 bbls. FLOUR, at $4.25. Whit
CORN, 81 to 81 cts; yellow, &C cts.
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SoMETHING GOOD TO READ AT l.

SOMETHING GOOD TO READ AT 4,
~ l.. SMITHS Cheap Publication Depot, oppo-
site American Depot
Yankeee Notions for October, as full of fun az
ever; only 25c-buy one
Godey's Lady's Book for October 25c
Grsham's Magazine fer Octobel-25c
Heads and Hearts--50c
The Guerilla Ch:ef-50c
Virginia and Megdalene-5oc
Mary Seaman, by Mrs Grey-50c
The Black Avenger of the Spanish Main-25c
Uncle Toms Ca5in-Sl
Aunt Phillis' Cabin-50c
Flag Of Our Union
Waverly Magazine, Uncle Sam, Star Spangled
Banner, Datchman, American Courier, Golden
Dollar and Yankee Prlvateer, all for week ending
September p h. Song Books, Toy Books, Prints,
&c, in abundance. se2l
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Sc I7-difI2t

NJ UrtCE.-J. A. HAkhiAGfON, importer,
~ Manufacturer, and Wholesale and Retail Deal
err in all kinds of CIGARS, TOBACCO, SNUFF,
PIPES, and Fancy Articles No. 1s4 Main, corner OF
10Th ST. eet, kichmund, Va. As his stock is large
and upsurpassable, he datters himself that ne can
sell us low and on as accommodating terms as any
house in this or Northern cities and hopes dealers
will avail themselves of the opportunity of laying
in Fall Stock Of Cigars, DC.
15J,OOO Cigars on hand, and are receiving
by way OF New iora ia5.60O direct from havana,
OF fine quality and choice brands. Ofoers thank
fully received AID promptly attended TO.
- txtw
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MANA&Ed's OFFICE.


r. FRANCE Il co,
Successors to F. Morris & Coz
For This Day.-Capltals s16,3i2, 30 of a000
10 OF 1900 10 of $50, &c. ~ numbers, Il dawn
Tickets s..
Also, the Dollar Lottery-Capitals $4,000, 5 of
1000, DC
Drawn Nos Of Grand Co solidated, %:
So 80 43 75 q So 81 SO IS 10 IL SO.
sell {. w. PURCELL
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UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
STEAMSHIP ROANOKE.

Leares regularly erery Tuesday Eueniag, at 4
O'Clock,
FOR NEW YORK via NORFOLK.
S The elegant side-wheel Steamship
S1salkssSsS Roanoke, Lewis Parish commander,
WA receive ireig ht TO-DAY, (Monday) the 10th, at
l O'clock NJ, and viii continue to receive it up to
the hour Of l O'Clock III, tomorrow, tuesday,
the 2lst inst, and no longer. Sne Will leave at
O'clock in the afternoon, vi The same day-by which
hour passengers VIII please be on board.
Passage to New YORK, including meals and fine
Stateroom accommodates, only. $40
Passengers taking this ship for Norfolk will be
charged the same as by The river boats.
shippers will obiige us by rot sending any
freight down until they ascertain if it be taken,
as The bulk OF her cargo is already made up.
This Ship leaves every tuesday evening at four
O'Clock.
sc 20-2t LUDLAM g. WATSON.
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NEW Fall GOODS.-CHAkLES HART
N WELL d Co, have now received their en-.
tire stock OF Fall and Winter Cry Goods consisting
OF the finest Dress Goods in market Rcn plain
figured and Brocade Silks; rich figured De LANES
and Cashmeres, Satin, Cassimeres, and Embroid-
Plaids, plain and figured black silks. lverv chean
French and English Merinos and Cashmeres, low
priced Mousliues in great variety, plain and figured
black and colored Alpacas, Ladies' and Misses
black Lace Mitts Together with large assert.
ment of Ladies', Misses, and Gentlemens Hosiery /;
also, very rich supply of French Embroideries,
Gentiemen's Goods Of every description, such as
Cloths, Castimeres and Vestings, Silk and Merino
Under Shirts and Drawers, Shakers Shirts and
Drawers, with large assortment OF other goods
usually kept in Dry Goods Store; also large as
sortis1ent of goods OF Boys wear. We solicit a
call from friends and the public generally assuring
the. that nothing shall be lett und one On our part
to merit share OF that liberal patronage 60 kindly
extended to US heretofure-at
e. .HARTWELL Sc cos,
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EUN, SENT aTENT Am : NJ .

w. HhNDOLPH has just published-
Sentiment and Adventure, e.ifed hv Gs,.,. run,
of Richmond-37K q nts uenuemah
us believed that the present volume contain.
as great variety Of mirthmoving and intsrestins
.hsd u amy ss work which has been pub
characteristic qualities OF reckless darinc s
fuse generosity are happily illustrated il mani :,
these sketches. Those who love that innocen,
which leaves no pain. and relish the honey of Nj,
without the poison which it sometimes leaves. vii
find in these pages ample sources of entertainment
ne 10
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
DY DUNLOP. MONCuRK q co.

DY DUNLOP, mONCURR = CO..
ER0CRRIKs Al AUCTEON.-oa FRI
DAT. he 9Th inssant conzmencine 1t IL
O'Clock. We will ae1I at oar more geoersf assort
mens g Grocerisss consasung IN part Of
e nnds mir to prime qualify Sugar
~ bols ecfse end cIarided sugar -. s4sa
u no bars prine Coffes 81
50 bbls Molasses
20 hbis syrup
Mhlakey Of extra quality
c..nay. Gn, Teneride and Madeira Wine
Sunpo.der and Pouchons Teas
NJ Mustard. Cigars. Indigo, e.
,,,on,ss, ss.. - vlOo cash; over that amount. 4
nc Saa sled.. for approved negssiabls paper.
0se wisnout regard % weather
DUNLOP, MOkCURE 4 co
= =. 80 rs Auesioneers
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sTkATION's ONFIUE,
SMITH's LOTTERY OFFECE,
Wall street, under the City Hotel,
ChALK'S OLD STAND,

For To.Day.-Bel Air, 81 Capitals: l of
Sl63l2, ~ OF 5000 10 OF I5u0 l0 If $780, - of 100
7e numbers, 10 drawn. Tickets S5-shares in pro-
portion
Also. Patapsco, 253-Capitas: of $4,000, S of
1000, of l62, of lC0 rs numbers, IL drawn
Tickets 81.
Sc 81 SMITH,
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! ~, n UNION HILL FOH SALE.

i OTs On UNION HILL FOX sALE.
Il As the agent and trustee OF THOS. ID. BLA-
KEY,I will sell, privately, in lots containing one
or more acres each, to suit purchasera eight OF
ten 9. res of the land now owned and occupied ~
the said Blakey. These lots b. autituiiy sitaa
ted on Union Hill. fronting on the road leading 70
Biaxey's Mil. about annie snd half only from
the old market.
Terms accommodating. Refer to John Shore,or
to the subscriber, at his ONCE No. II Main street,
up stairs over Messrs. Sintou = CO.
au y-3tawts l. X. WATKINS.
nATkNT bkLE.HkATING sAD IRONS.
i We are now in receipt Of email lot ef these
Sad irons, which, for economy " Time and tuei,
snd neatness and comfort in ironing, We can re-
: Sc is VAN LEW = TAYLOR.
1ALIVIhKA,s WiNks.-Inc suoscribcr's
" agents for the house Of 0livieTs & Davies, are
prepared to receive orders for ai kinds Of Aadeiru
Wine A lev cssks now On hand, for sails By
% Is WILLIAMS 4 BRO.
K'KEP COuL.--A beautiful ard cie 81 siripof
IA irish Linen sacks. just the idea tor snese ~
days. WIN maay osher cool fxiap, g
" 10 ,. p spEMCEss No. 20 Main styasss
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TRANSMITTED FOR THE DAILY DISPATCH
Resignation Of Mr.. Corwin.

Resignation Of Mr.. Corwin.
4 WASHINGTON, Sept. 20.
Mr.. Corwin has te ndered his resignation of
his seat in the Cabinet.
PostPonement Of Sontag's Concert.
NEW York, Sept. 20.
Madame Sontag's concert, which was an.
nounced for this evening, has been postponed
on account Of the illness of Madame 8. The
music-loving public have to make the best Of
their disappointment.
Another Schooner seized.
RosToE, Sept. 90.
The fishing schooner Caroline Knight, of
Newburyport, Mass, has been seized by the
British cruisers for an alleged violation of the
treaty. The vessel is valued at $4,000.
Blaize skapinski.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 90.
The 9th ofNovember has been decided upon
for the execution Of Blaize Skupinski.
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MOhE NrW GOODs.-We are still receiv-
Ill ing and will continue every week to receive,
Hi newest styles and patterns, Ms soon as they are
imported to New York, where our agents are az
ways buying and getting the latest sly les Of Gar
ments.
Those in Want of something new, viii always find
at our Emporium anything that fancy can suggest,
at very low prives.
HENRY SHAFER CO.,
Sc 16 Clothers, corner Main and l4th ats.
NJ OYlCE.-AlI persona Inoebl-d to the estate OF
IN Edwin WaddeIl, deceased, are requested to
make payment to me only as early as possible, and
ali persons having claims against said estate are re.
qaeSted to present the same to me for settlement.
FRANCIS T. ISBELL, Admir- OF
&c t5-dl2ts Edwin Waddel, decd
E,NTIhE NEW STOCK OF GOODs.-
II The subscribers beg leave to announce U the
ciuzens of this city the public generally, that
they have taken the store formerly occupied By
James CheDery, and are receiving an enllre new
stock of Dry Goods. which they are determined
to sell at very low prices for cash. to all vino may
favor them with call. Their stock consists OF the
usual variety generally kept in Dry Goods Store,
and mas been purchased ter cash. All who desire
bargains are respectfully invitsd to call ana ex.
anime. fest 4aNfs= CONE a. ADLER, y
t Corner of 9Th and Bro d streets,
Immediately opposite hich'd and Depot
i5-IWs ssiE tfsfs 81 Is
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NEW FALL GOODS AT SUCH PRICES
IL AS NEVER WERE SEEN BEFORE.-Hav.
ing purchased at the Northern cities large stock
OF Fall and Winter Dry Goods and being anxious
to make quick sales, will oer them such prices
as were never seen before. Mouselanes at 10. ,2t
and rs cent?, and higher prices; Collars at g. 3D.
10 and l21 cents a, higher; Handkerchief at 81,
I'd, 10 and 123 cents, worth SO per cent. more f;
FaRnnels, warranted all wool and fine, at Is cents;
Smrting at cents, and very fine at 81: Paids for
childrens clothing Check Muslin at l2l cents, and
lots OF other Goods al extremely low prices.
ABRAHAM LEVY, JR., I'll Broad street
By Express, 5Uu palr Kid Gloves of all sizes and
coeors, at 50 cents per pair, also, large lot Of
Worked Haudkerchiefs, being bought at auction,
will be so d at half OF the usual prices. se2O
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LAWTHOHN's LIFE OF PIERCE
i Al WESt a BnOThER'S.
B.eak House, Part liz cents.
Anna Hammer, tale OF contemporary German
Lite-25 cents
The PersonsI Adventures of sour Own CORES
dent" In LAZY, BY MichasI burke Hornan--75 cents
Aunt fniliis's csbia. 9Th supply so cents.
M AsON's BLACKlnG, nia.x ana D.us
Al Ink, grouna Pepper, Aiispice, Mustard, and
eufiee. Chocolate, srd Wrapping Pager, Vt III
sIzes, Ia store aad TOR sale by
se l6 WILLIAMS & 8RorHER.
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BY JAMES N. TAYLOR.

VALUABLE OUTAGE RESIDENCE
AT AuCTtON-Wiu be add. on Wednes.
Gay next, the ed inst, commencing at Ak O..
CLOCK a upon the premises that framed cottase
residence and lot situated on the North side Of
Broad street. near the African Church, and recently
IN the occupancy OF R. D. Mitchell Fac. The hnnss
contains about IL rooms and is in good order tbs
LOT fronts 80 feet and runs back Isl feet and the
the whole premises are well shaded
This property is valuable on account of i,s eon.
venience to the business parts of the city, while a,
the same time it 10 in retired and MEAS ant nai
borhood.
Terms-One-fourth cash; balance at 6, 10 and
IL mon.hs with interest, and deed of trust To se
cure the deferred payments
Sc Is JAMES M TAYLOR. Auct
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~ AZ UNDERESTIMATE, in returning their
L mos: grateful thanks to the public for the lib.
eral patronage they have enjoyed since the exis.
tence OF their establishment Broad street, l7s,
beg to inform their patrons that they are now re
ceiving their Fall Goods from recent purchases in
New York and Europe consisting CT more com.
psete assortment of Trimmings, Toys and
Fancy Goods. than has hitherto been exhibited
in this place. As it would be too tee ious to
merate the qusntity OF useful well fancy arti
cles which we offer for sale at low cash prices.
We invite the public, and the Ladies particularly,
to call and examine our stock of Good, and espe
cialy that of Trimmings, embracing everything in
this line, from the most .riting Buttons and Gimps,
at l. 2, and cents yard, up to the richest and
most fashionable Silk, Velvet, Lace, and Fringe
Trimmings which can be produced Zephyr,
Split and Tapestry Worsted, Yarns, Knitting and
Crochet Cotton, Purse Twist, Silk, Linen, and Cot.
tuu; Floss, Beads, Patterns, Embroidered Works,
Chenille, &c, &c, in full assortment
Orders from the country carefully attended to.
No change in prices, bnI liberal allowance made
on Goods bought for fairs, societies &c.
HIRSH IL BOTTCHER,
179 Bread Street, Shockoe Hill,
Next to Messrs Harold a. Murrays Book Store.
1yoE
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AMUSEMENTs


JUNK ELS
NIGHTINGALE OpRR mpc~r--
0EOAGE KUNKEL. Nansrer
fUy N . ,iS... - =. .Conduefor
..,,e e'dsa. snd best Organized Troupe Of Yer.
pear at ODD FELLOWS Hall. ae g. WI ap-
day, September 22d, 1859. % Wednes.
~. Master ADAMS. whose debut .. I voc.l,., -.
s .u ns'umore the most intense excit.nsr,
Troupe. sonnesteo with this
sc2 rnun ~ 49,
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HOUSE AND LOT ON an srprrr..
II AUCTION.-Willb be sold o. RriI.-ns.
the 24th inst, at o'clock In the siternoon unas
the premises, House and Lot, situated on Tbird
north OF Leigh street the lot fronts A feet and
runs back about 100 feet and the house rents read
iiy at good per cent
iEAMs-One-fourth cash; balance At 6, IL, and
10 months for negotiable notes with interest and
deed oftrust or the title retained -
sell JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auct
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LANDER us OFFlCE.
14th Street, under Exchange Hotel

14th Street. under Exchange Hotel.
Drawn Nos Delaware, Extra. "a, Sept 10:
25 q l6 So IS 20 3e 46 &c Al SO 72 "A
Drawn Nos of Delaware, Glass 81, Sept l6:
48 So As 20 70 63 Is 81 90 81 81.
To-Day The Delaware State Lottery, Glass No
93-Capitas: S2} 500, 1880, 4000 $3.50, 5 OF I400,
5 of 70U, &c. Plumbers Is drawn Tickets IS.
Also One Dollar Lottery se2I
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Another Schooner seized.
Blaize skupinski,

The 9th ofNovember has been decided upon
for the execution Of Blaize Skupinski.
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DINE CUTLERf.-Wea are now receivine
l. per steamer Baltic. our Fall Importation Of
Table and Pocket Cutlery, from the celebrated
manufactures OF J Rodgers & Sons, George Wos.
tenholm & Sons, and Wade g. Butcher consisting
in part of Ivory Knives and Forks in sets of 81 and
50 pieces do Table and Dessert Knives only; do
Carvers, Beef Slc.rs and Butter Knives; 4
and blade Pen and Pocket Knives; Ladies' Scis
.ors, great variety warranted Razors, from q
cents to the finest finish, which offered ct the
lowest prices. c. j. SIETON & CO,
nf IL Ga Main
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HAVE In store their Fail stock OF Rrench and
- american fAPER HANGINGS Of every qealily
mo styie purchased from the best factories il this
OIsnuy and France, many Of them very rich and
e.sg.na Also, very complete assortment If eur.
.s;r eornses, gmps, tssseis cords. banda,
curtain paper. but Holland for shade : .....ss,
s.oSa OF noor on cloths, coco mating, CURED hair
paoH - Of the Sess quality with many other srs
terms, and Paper Hanging and Upholsse,;ns A..
IN town or country, at the shortest notice nd -
the best workmen. seIs ~
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'fNAE BEST HAIR DYEs.-Phalons Mag.
l. ic Dye is one of the best; it colors the hair
and whiskers the moment it is applied. q beautiful
and natural looking brown or black-as may be de-
sired.
The Tricobaph has been long before the public,
and is too well and favorably known to need com.
ment. These, together with other Hair Dyes, are
for sale by PURCELL, LADD IL CO.,
All 81 Drurcsts % Main at
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NHOE STOKE FOh SALE The complete ssocH
~ and fixtures Of the late George Mangner, deed.
&C., suitable to the business. The Store and Dvei
ling can also be had At reasonable rent together
with the good will and an excellent run of cAsn
CUSTOMERS, 1t being az good stand any on Broad
street or the city. For terms, apply to
MRS. EMILY MANGNER Ex'tx of
Sc l6--1w Geo Aana,ars a>.,a
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pEhE UlHEh1, FANNY GUIDE. TUls
l LET SOAPS, &C-Lubins patcLouiy, Jenny
Lind Jockey Club, Ok Marrow, Chiiocome, Black
and White stick Pomatums. Bears Oil, &c; Fsrina
Cologne, genuine; LowsOid Brown Windsor Soap,
Hair, Tooth, Nail, and Shaving Brushes; Port Mo-
nais. Leather Drinking Cups. Tweezers, Ivory
Teething Rings, Horn Dressing and Pocket Combs,
Ivory and Box Wood Fine Tooth Combs Tapers.
and other ARTICLES too numerous to nention-re-
ceived and Tor sale low by
w. NJ DADE,
Chemist and Apothecary,
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NolICE-An per sons having clsims agslnss me
estate OF Geo. Mangner, decd, will please pre-
cent them tor payment, and all persons indebted 10
said estate are requested to forw ,rd and pav
he same EMILY MANGNER, Ex'tx of
Sc LOW Geo. Manener. decd
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EINE SLE CUTLEKl.-Roogers q
l. Sons and other celebrated N aaers' hle Ivory
handle Knives ard Forks. in sets ~, 81, and IS
pieces, with extra Table and Dessert Knives, with
out Forks-are of the latest patterns, direct from
the manufactures, and warranted to be the nrest
quality; ivory Goods-tor sale sy
r NJ ZIMMERMAN,
sells Corner Main and eth streets.
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~ ID. GOODMAN, is now in receipt OF his large
Fall and Winter stock OF superior Ready Made
Clothing, comprising every article in MS line 70
which he invites the attention OF the trade and re-
tur.s his sincere thanks to his form patrons for
their liberal patronage, and soicits an early call
from them to examine his new and yaried stock,
which IL much larger than ever before He has
every facility in purchasing and securing every
new style as soon ss il comes out. For greater
bargains than ever Qor cash) call on
I'D. GOODMAN, hi
No lA Main street, opposite Eag.e Square.
EF B-rits guaranteed sel7
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-11
Arrival Of the Northern Light.

NEW York, Sept THE steamer NORTH
crn Light, with Panama dates Of the 10Th ult..
arrived this morning. bringing riree hundred
md sixty passengers and $4,000 in specie.
The Pacific arrived Mt San Juan on the 2Sth
with the passengers from California They caYno
through IN tweniy-thtce days and six hours
from san Francisco. The steamer Panama
was 10 have left San Francisco on the | 9Th with
consgnments Of $450,000 IN specie TO Adams
X Co, and Si2j000 TO Page, Bacon & Co.
/ San Juan the weather WINS fine, and tho
health ofrhe place good. The Northern Light
left the British steamer Great Britoin, from
Navy Bny
The ship SlaGlorjshrc from Boston. reached
San Francisco on the 18th ult.
Advlccs from OREGON state that battle was
fought near Table Rock between tho Indians
and Whites, in which forty Of the latter were
killed
Saml. w. Salter. OF Philadelphia, died at San
Francisco on the IT,
The Swedish barqne 3armiento had arriv-
ed at Honolulu from Panama bound to San
Francisco On the passage, boy named
Wooifork, Of Kentucky. shot one of his COM
rades through The heart in trifing dispute
Ehe murderer WA. Immediately tried by Lynch
Iaw and hung nj the yard arm.
J nc iIou' I'uWHfu hcthuRHey, formerly
Wing member Of Congress from Indiana,
died on board the Winfield Scott
The Government steamer Massachusetts,
sailed from San Francisco on the 18th for n.
York
A duel was fought on the 18th between
VIM II. Jones and John S. Nugent, in which
the former was wounded.
a party OF seeding Mor'nons, who left
Missouri two years nge with Prophet Brews-
ter, arrived recently at San Diego, from Gila,
in very destitute condition. They report
thal Brewster was residing at Sorocco, in Mex
ico.
The suspicious movements OF the 1uba and
other Indians were causing great nneasness
in the South. The Government troops were
moving actively in that vicinity.
Five hundred overland cmigrants had ar
rived in Eldorado county during the week
ending the 10Th. The cholera and small pox
were causing grcae ravnges among the em'-
grants on the plains.
The news Of Mr.. Gays death, on It's recep
ton ut Panama created The mosi profound i'm
precision. The city vas arrayed in mourning
for Two weeks, and the funeral procession was
one that would have done honor 10 New York
or Philadelphia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-11
LATER FROM TEXAS.

BALTIMORE, September 6. Texas dates to
the 9th utimo bad been received at New
Orleans. but the papers contained nothing of
importance.
A gentleman who came passenger on the
Yacht" reported to the Picayune that much
excitement existed at Matamoras, in conse-
quence Of the usurpaton Of the government
Of the State Of Tamaulipas by Jesus Carde ,as,
the former incumbent.
a revolution was confidently expected 1t
Rio Grnnde city.
A fight recently occurred between Mr.. E.
R. Hord and Capt. Jack Everett, in which
the latter was shot through the arm. The
wound W as severe, but not dangerous
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-11
FURTHER FROM HAVANA.

New ORLEANS. Sept 6.-Passengers by the
Crescent City, at this port from Havana, re-
port that when the steamship reached that port.
guard was Immediately sent on board by the
Governor General, and all passengers were
prohibited from landing.
The Government has strictly forbidden the
further circulation OF American newspapers on
the Island.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-11
LEXINGTON a 'rhroush

4. LEXINGTON a ENFOHrW
,I.LalLl5..,SSSa TO BUCHANAN. IN TWO DAYS IN
ea3aas1-sa4S~ orr Mini PICKET Boats, by Sco'Sc'He
ona LwctLmg-on and after the 10th our Boats Will
leave Richmond daily SUNDAYS excepted. mt the usual
hour. and arrive in Lynchburg in 81 hours, and
in Buchanan in IL bours.
Returning leave Buchanan at "a 4. NJ every dny.
except Sunday. and arrive in Lynchburg at 80 = NJ
Leave Lynchurg al 8 and arrive in Richmond in
81 hours in TING with the Norfolk boats eny
ing Mt 81 A. NJ and the Southern and Northern Rail
Road cars leaving Mt 7 a. NJ.
Passengers for Lexington, connect with a daily line
Of Stages ut North River Returning. leave Lexington
every day, except Sundays and arrive IN Richmond in
Al hours.
Passengers for Furmville fare 81; Buckingham H.
fare So p; Charlottesville. fare s.. and Staunton fare
t. will cuve Richmond in Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Fridays Boats.
Below .eec card of time of arrival intermediate dis
tances: