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TO THE WIDOWS OF SOLDIERS OF
THE WAR OF 1912,

A n d Other Pen
DO. H GALLAHER Attorney and General Agent
q for Claimants, being permanently located at ash
ington city, continues prosecute every description of
Claims against the United States. PENSION CLAIMS
for services in the Revolutionary War and the War of
1872 promptly attended to, all other claims that
placed in his hands No foe charged unless the eff
fort to obtain Bounty Land proves successful
N. B. Congress is about to allow Pensions to the wild
dows of Soldiers who in the War of 1912, and the
undersigned will furnish the proper papers in all such
and enter into all preliminary arrangements to
able those who to be benecaries OF the of Con-
gress to their rights. Address
RO Fl. GALLAHER,
ia 29-2awlm Washington, D. C.
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pROsPECTUs UF THE VIRGINIA
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL JOURNAL,
Edited nv

GEORGE A OTIS, Nj d., and H. L. THOMAS, M. ID.
,ENHE first lumber of this Journal wi be issued on
April LIST, 1888 and the succeeding numbers will ap
pear monthly.
The objects proposed in its publication the dhu
sion of medical knowledge and Intelligence the advance
science and the support of the dignity and int
rests ofthe medical profession.
Each number will consist of eighty large octave pages
containing original papers moirs and reports OF
and account of the transactions of the Virginia Medical
Medical Science ahome and abroad; reviews and bibo
graphical notices and portion OF "a standard work
some important department in medicine.
PRIcE-Five dollars year.
s Recommendations letters and rernittances should
he addressed George A. Otis. Jr, NJ. D., Of
Franklin and Eighth SITS Richmond, Va.
de l6-lawl6w
nuTCH BDE.BOGS EfOOfS.--H yuriuths OF
~ various colours Crocusses Tulips &c, us reeeiy-
ed hX Il Il DIVA
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1853.
BEST PERUVIAN GIAN0

I AM now prepared to receive orders from customer
Il for the best Peruvian Guano, at reduced prices
do well to send in their orders without deay.I
ia 25-clOt HUGH w. Fry.
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n. H, MINOR,

Attorney at LAW, RichMOnd, Va,
A TTENDS promptly to all business in his profession
n to which he is exclusively and assiduously de
voting himself To enable him the better to discharge
his duties as Counsel and Attorney for the Richmond
Building Fund Company" he asresumed his commits.
sion Notary Public, and will also perform all the
acts appropriate to that Office.
70. Office No 3. Law Building. no 6--S
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NEGRO SHOES.

NEGRO SHOES.
NM are manufacturing largel :, Brogans bound and
w unbound, suitable for factory hands and laborers
generally, of the best materials and workmanship, and
should be pleased to receive the orders of Tobacco
ufdcturers and others want of such Shoes assuring
them that prices shall be moderate and terms
accommodating they be had for in this any 9th
err market, the quality the article considered.
We respectfully invite all in want to send their orders
10 No 10 M in street, three doors below Dooleys.
ia 90 WHITE PAGE
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FRIDAY-Delaware, No 29-Capital $4,000. rs
Nos, l3 drawn. Tickets S.
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HAKDWAKE, CUTLERY, Nc.-The sub
scriber having purchased the stock of goods be.
longing to The estate of E. NJ Newburn, deceased and
opened at the store formerly occupied by him. takes this
method OF inviting hsfrends the customers of Mr. New.
burn and the publ: generally to call and examine his
goods He will keep constantly hand general assort
ment OF Hardware pocket and table Cutlery edge Tools
&c which he will sell at very low prices
A. B. CLARKE,
AZ ~ Corner Franklin and 18th SITS.
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Il D-TToHH
ID Butter family leaf LARD for sale
ja1 j. III. Wake & 90
ANIES A. SMELL, agent for MIllson Smell, has
- taken the stand No. 20, West Main street. lately
occupied by John A Smell Co.. and has just received
part, and by Wednesday next will have an entire
stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods and most respect
fully solcits the patronage of the friends OF tho late
firms of Jno. a. Smell & Co.. Barnes Smell and Hugh
Rieigh lit
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A NEW hook OF POEDIs.-Hoart Drops
IA from Memory Urn. by Miss S Wbitlesey. fo
sale by A. NORRIS,
ia 80 81 Main street.
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nUR assortment of Goods adapted to the is
" still very good say in ladies' dress Goods Coaks,
embroidered l. Hdkfs. Hosiery; also, Cloths, Cassi-
and Vestngs, all for sale at reduced prices
in 90 C. HARTWELL / co.
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r OVERING's A. & G. COFFEE SUGAR,
L. Do Loaf, Crushed and Puverised Sugars, for
sale by
ia "a DAVENPORT ALLEN Il co.
DOOM FOR RENT.-A pleasant and very
= Portable Room for rent, Ell in a part of the
city convenient business. Apply at the counting
of the Times Office. ia 90
lyme OLD REsANDIEs-a0 pipes and hall
Il pipes Tennessee & Co, 4 Martell & Co, Otard
Dupuy x Co, old London Dock, dark. Marret Il Co.,
halt pipe of the latter particularly fine and very old
for sale cheap for cash, by
WILLS i LOMBARD,
ia 10 Opposite Alex. DuvaPs Drug store.
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Observation-Disclosures xr No 29--Capital So, O0l
rs Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets So.
Observation-Disclosures, No as-Cspital: Sal, $50
7s Nos, Is drawn. Tickets So.
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MONDAY Delaware. No a5--Capltal, s26,s5.. rs
Nos. l2 drawn. Tickets SO.
Observation-Disclosures are. extra, No 27-Capital: a.
900. rs Nos, l2 drawn. Tickets 81
Observation-Disclosures. No 26-Capita: s3a 900 -
10 Nos l3 drawn. Tickets SIS
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w peror quality for sale
ia 90 JAS WINSTON.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS visiting Richmond
~ requested to be and call at the estab-
shment recently opened at No LOG Main st. the
knowing ones say that they positively get greater bar
gains in Watches Jewelry and Fancy Goods than at
any of the Northern cities Call aad and judge for
yourselves.
Extensive arrangements have been made to open a
large and well assorted stock for the spring trade.
ELIAS HALE,
Importer and Manufacturers Agent.
ja2o 106 Main st.
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Lii FOR NEW xOkaA-Fust resses-SAr
sss5E giniu line Of Richmond and New York
Packets-The superior fine fast sangnew packet schr
ORIANNA, Captain d. Dodge, having the greater
portion OF her cargo engaged and going board will sail
with all possible Dispatch For balance of freight OF 300
packagcstobacc passage, having superior accommo
datiors, apply to
no 90 DAVID CURRIE
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wEDNEsDAY--Delaware No27-Capita: s33 PAY
rs Nos, IL drawn. Tickets SO.
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SECOND DISPATCH.

New York. Sept 90.
Further INTEL genee received by the Wash
tngton states that the London money market
vas tfs hter than at last advices.
Ii is announced that Mr. Soule will be ro.
celved as American Minister a. Madrid
The London Times Of the lth contains an
announcement that the Emperor OF Russia re.
GREETED the Turkish notifications and that war
was inevitable Previous accounts state that
the English and French Consuls had left Jas
sey and created great panic.
Gen Luders was advancing with fresh corps
of Russian troops into Moldavia The Gar
was 10 proceed at once 10 Warsaw, 10 meet
the Emperor Of Austria at Olmutz on the 23d
September.
The Turkish troops under Omar Pasha, on
the lower Danube, insisted on fighting the
Russians, and it was feared the Pasta would
not he able IL subdue their fanaticsm
The Herald of to day gives the conclusion
OF Mr.. Marcy's letter. He maintains that
Kosta was seized within the nationality of the
United States. and that lnglaham's nterfe.
renee was light and proper. He also refuses to
consent that Kosta be given upto the Austrian
Consul al Smyrna, ard insists lha, the Ernpe
ror of Austria shall place him in the So me con-
dlton as when arrested.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-30
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS Ac.

FOR sALE.-l will offer fur sale nj Auction On
FRIDAY the l4th OF October next the following property,
to-wt:
Two Half Acre Lots Federal Ill., ear Paulet :
did stand
Two Halt Acre Lots fronting and So On LIST allie
and adjoining my residence.
Two Acre Lots ON north side of Black-wnter creeh
near Il. Loewood's &c.
One yacant Lot above Gas Works. fronting Cuna
ibout 2l6 f., md running b, elk II f.
lot ON Jefferson Street, So fl. front an running lnck
the usual Depth and being the Depot will make
line business stald
will also offer for sole, the same time the Brick
tenement on Water street, adjoining Mcdaniel Hurt
Preston's grocery estnbshment-a fine location or
heavy grocery business. The house is large and we
'dapt"d for that purpose being Immediately in the neigh
,orhood oil the Depot
Also the Brick House in which there re two enemens
opposite the Union Hotel MINI ST. will be offered
Tor sale nj the same time.
Terms-Made known on the day of sale
GEO. q. CURLE.
sept 1odtds Expra.a Rsn corv
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Photographed for the Lynclbuyg Vuginian.
ARRIyALOF THE WARRINGTON.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

Adrance in Fiour-Proballe Warm he Eog
New YoRK. Sept. 20
The steamer Washington, which sailed from
Bremen Via Southampton, England, on the 4th
inst, has arrived. Her commercial adyiees re-
port the slate "f the cotton market as fayorinp
buyers but holders not pressing sales Flour
had advanced on, shilling; Corn unchanged.
RUSSIA AND TURKEY.
Russia has rejected the Snltan's modfca
lions of the Vienna note, and war is consider
ed inevitable.
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n FEs.NKLIN-

w OFFER FOR SALE
10 Hogshead =. II. aud N. o Sugar,
so Barrels Coffee Sugar.
% " Clarife Sugar,
1000 lbs bet Loaf DO
10 hhds. N, o. T. Sugarhouse Molnsses
100 Bags Rio and Lagu Coffee
% do Superior brown Java Coffee
Cases Gunp'der, Imp',l and PIX Ten,
500 Sides good sole Leather,
100 " upper
Bales Shoe Thread,
5000 lbs. Bale Cotton, assorted numbers,
Bal - Cotton Bats, =
100 Sacks Salt,
Is Tons Bar Iron,
do Rolled Tire Iron
l do Round Square Iron, assorted,
do Bstered Steel
1000 lbs Cast aud Shear
Boxes Collins y Ar hers PutentAxes,
300 Kegs Nails, assorted sizes.
90 Grind Stones,
50 Boxes Tallow Candies,
80 Z" Adamantiue Catdes,
90 Sperm, do
% Turpentire Soup,
80 English duiry Cheese,
so Pine Apple do
So Barrels Maakerel,
50 KITS do No. /,
50 Barrels Tanners Oh,
10000 lbs. Good Family Bacon.
Besides IA number of other articles too tedious Il
mention. Sept 27lsl
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ECON MENDATIONs.
CHiKF EsoISEKa's Orpcr, w. n Tom. n. X
Lynehburg. Va, Scptrn rr 20, 1853.

Lynehburg. Va, Scptrm er 30 1853. {
TO THE RAH-ROAD PUBLIC.
All the Cars o every Kind In upon this road have
heen made nj the Piedmont Works. in Lynehburg un.
der the direction cf Gen'l Nctteton. as Agent
IL gives me much pleasure any TINT our have
been strongly and faithfully executed. cheerfuIly ro
commend theso works to companies requiring cars. as
competent to construct mud faithfully my
TINT my be nude With the owner Of these works.
CUAS. y NJ GARNErT
ChiJ Eng. Va. & Tenn. Il. X.
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From TEXAS The Galveston papers of
the 3lh, give melancholy accounts of the raw
ages Of the yellow fever in that city. More
than hundred Of the inhabitants, including
many well known citizens.had been swept off
Doctors Bryan, Ridley and Baum,were among
the victims. The number of intermens for
the week ending Sept l2. was Ga.
The only item that we have from Texas,
excepting those " hich relate TO the iever,is the
following:
The warke preparations being made by
our Government are exciting the livelIes spec
ula;ions There seems to be no anticipation
Of an attack from the MeXcans
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-30

The Alta California, speaking Of the rece Mt
Indian outrages in Rogue river valy. says:
It IS not Improbable that general hostiIite S
will be the Consequence IN that part of the
Safe and the Southern part of Oregon The
existing troubles like those that have arisen
from time to time in other sections Of the
State, most probably had their origin in the
outrages which some of the more reckless and
unprnciped Of The " bite population take SO
much pleasure In inficting upon the weak and
deienceless, whether civilized or savage The
peaceful and il dus'rious citizens have now 10
bear the vindlclive hostility Of the savages,
who recognise no distinction between friend or
Zoe among the pale faces We fear that a
bloody and protractcd war i'll ensue,l he from
tier crizens defending their lives and their
homes while the unprincipled wretches who
Nodled the flame are in safety, i'll the less ex
posed districts
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Lynchbufe. Sept 90 1853. (
From mn intimate acquaintance with Mr.. Geo g.
cnre. feel confident TINT the Piedmont Worksund
his management. will fully mnniain Il. reputation In
milking Rn ltonh Cars we'll IA IN any aud all its
branches Of meehaical operations.
JNO ROBIN Mcdaniel, PyrsiienL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-30

l AW ROOMS Nc for Rent Il have
IL Discontinued the upper part Of my stored house ns
II dwelling, md nm fitting u up Tor Offices. There
will he five or six superior Rooms, which, from their
central position, will make rst-rao offices for Lawyers
Doctors. &c,
BUSINESS HOUSES hive nlso, in rear of my
Store several BRICK TENEMENTS TINT viii mako
fine stnnd for the Grocery business md for Tnylors
Shoemnkcrs aud BARRIERS Shops &c. Nc.
JNO. j. PURVlS
sept Is ifts Ag't for J. \. Kett. &c.
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FIRST ARRIVAL.

n e " + A l. l. G 0 o d 5
fTilE subscriber has ust received from New York md
j III iladelphn portion OF his FALL GooDs, amongst
which may be found elegant French work handsome
Silks aud other Dre.s Goods. Also Gloves Hosiery,
&c. &C. in great variety Please Gull and examine the
assortment,
sepSts GEO NJ. RUCkER.
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fINOPHYSICIANS.- subscriber would call
attention Of Physicians their extensive stock, of
Pure Medicinal Extracts prepared by Tilden CO., of
New York These extracts prepared in VscuO, and
entirely pure and reliable They neatly put up
in glass enclosed in PAPER boxes of all sizes from
OF to pound, for sale by JOHN Ii. SEAY Co..
sep. 2f-dts,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-30

~ New CATHOLIC BISHOP FOR KENTUCKY.
, s"e hev, Father Carroll president of St. Xa
W, ''er college in Cincinnati, has been appon
c cu oy The Pope Bishop OF Covinglon. His do
tbo w WIN +, Embrace all the country lying beiwee
,o o Dig Sandy and Kentucky rivers, and as far
s'uul as the Tenn. line. The river end farth.
po VIII shortly be consecrated by Archbishop
ton. no al o''6
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-30

-, pf'rp 'Aus"p BY THE Sting OF A BEE--
" lne ocon"r" Sentinel saws that Miss Mary
van Dervrer, daughter NJ S. Wander Veer. of
;A'susville' in that county, died on the 18th
Ms'7 alter an illness of a few days. caased by
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-30

q, NEW YORK, Sept 26-There was Hard
Shell demonstration at The Park to-nis ht.-
Inc platform broke DOWN While James T.
Drady was speaking and two men had their
egs broken. T.. meeting, however, was re.
"ganned. and aking continued.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-30

,es,a aNI'NNATI Sept 81 - John S Dye was ar
An or no,e this morning charged with keeping
no.a a,e Tor The redemption of fraudulent bank
w. oe'ng similar to the charge made agains,
,arnn 'c Cannon. Both cases came up this af
nm ao '' before the Police Court when McCan
To TO- aa was hoed 500and Dye held to bail in $1,000
cbaargra 'a ar next tuesday. Dye keeps an ex-
Bank Nh mice, end is the proprietor Of Dyes
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-30

brains ~ ~ named Caleb Hunt blew out his
fl tom na'on Rouge on the 18Th inst, in a
~'nporarp insa ni,y.
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three stated that OF five hundred and forty
than o lung ladies' who tainted last year, more
ITEM, 'e'hai OF them fell ia TO The arms of gen
upon ,, Only two had the misfortune to fall
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-30
MuLESEOIsS SALE.

~ / have hand n lot Of frst.rnte Mules; broke
VN and unbrole, which will dispose Of On ,enson'
zzhxZi-able terms. They are No /, and any wish.
ing 10 examine them cnn do 50 by cvng ut my Livery
Stable a. the upper end of Min street.
slioll always keep stock on hand
sep 5.dts w ] READ.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-30

FaoM SANTA FE The intelligence from
Santa Fe chiefly relates To the Inauguration Of
Gov. Merrw ether who succeeds Gen Lane, a.
Governor of New Mexico. The affair was a
Joyous one, and for "a new territory, exhibited
great spendor.
The following items are interesting:
A party, styling themselves True Demo-
Gratis, have nominated priest, Padre Gale
COS, for Congress. The Santa Fe Gazette We
hpmenly denpnnces the nomination.
The late Governor. WIN. Carr Lane, is an
nounceI in the Santa Fe Gazettc,by authority,
a, candidate for Congress.
Two Mexican girls had been rescued from
CAPTIVITY among the Kiawa Indians BY Mr..
McCarty. and taken to Santa Fe. Gov. Mer.
riweher intends sending them 10 The FL Paso.
to be there delivered 10 the American Consul.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-30
EEMALE SCHOOL BY Mrs. X =

FEMALE SCHOOL BY MRS. X Il.
l. TOWNLEY Her school is now in session An
extensive English will be thoroughly taught
Also the mote simple and useful branches of Mathe.
matcs AS soon class be formed, IA teacher of
the French competent speak correctly the language
will be employed. Terms-$10 aud $l5 according to
the advancement of the pupil per session of five months
Mrs. I. will be regularly assisted by X b. Townley.
mall boys will be received School Room at the low.
er cad of Church street. Lynchburg.
sept 2S-d4tc2t
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-30

NEW FALL GOODS AT TIE NEW
~ CASH SrORE.-The subscriber j. receiy.
ing his Cash Store his stock Of Fall & Winter
Goods consisting of Ladies', Gentemens Childrens'
Goods. of every description to which he invites the
particular attention of purchasers, he is decrnin-
ed TO sell Cheap and for Cash.
sept 29-ts VIM. s. HANNAH.
ty~ Express and Temperance Gazette copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-30

Aud one loose Tobacco nete, endorsed by M. Moore
& Co. amounting 10 3 70 ST. Liberok reward is Of
rrel for the arrest Of the Thie-Or for Book aud
Chicks JONES g. WIIIrLOW,
scpt Dds PldHkey's Wayeh0nse.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-30

Tnf attention of Farmers Is nso invited to these
Wo,ksa, there will be kept always on hind all kinds of
Agricultural implements,
soy Flows llarows, Ouit'vniors Corn Shelters Churpa
o various paerfs and of the improved md ntcst
style Also lny presses md everything necessary for
agricultural purposes. Farmers may rely on getting just
IA good articles ut these Works they the North
any other works, md ut Northern prices.
We will keep constantly on lnnd largo assortment
of SEASONED LUMBER both yellow and white
Pine Oak, Walnut Sc. which we will sell Mt regular
boai or Wholesale prices. Persons wanting lumber viii
find IL their advantage To purchase these Works.
icy cnh hive their lumber worked aud dressed
der, thereby Swing the expense of houling
We will al.o keep rendy undo - f
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Our terms will be oasbor negotiable piper sntisfac-
torily endorsed.
The subscriber thankful for the very liberal patron.
ngo bestowed him for the last fourteen years ho has
been IN business IN Lyncburg wonli just mention that
he will still continue his former business os heretofore,
and hopes with the additional facilities he basnnd
by the attention he feels determined give
his business in all It's various branches to merit CON
tininnce Of the patronage Of liberal public
sept 23-ts GEO q. CuRLE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-30

TIL undersigned having had charge Of the above
"orhs from their commencement. under the former
Proprtor Ma A. Ellison Jr, asks 10 We To shy to the
isaRoad public that be hns engaged with the present
Proprietor and will continue IL. manage meni hoping by
s long experience in Rn rosd works ard constsnt at
ention Ia the work ed to him /, merit the app
probation and liberal patronage Of the public
n NETTLETON, Manager.