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sNau, ,s,.,l NEW MUSIC

t4srTo2.Sl Received this morning
S-[aSS5 Ladies Polka, this is beautiful
piece, composed by Charles Lenschow, and pub
hshed by the subscriber.
blacksmith's Polka; Paris Polka; Napoleon schot-
usche; Mysterious Rappings Polka; Stag Polka; Sal
utatIon Polka; Wizards Polka; Sunrise Schot-
uschr; Tip Top schottische; Raindrop Schotschf'
HelIotrope Waltz; Eva Waltz; PLAYFUL Waltz; Hope
Melodies; Fanny's Dream Waltz; Armour Waltz
In addition to select variety OF Songs, Duets, Gui-
tar Music, Sc, always on hand. Music Paper
bound and by quire; Instruction books for Plane,
Guitar, Violin, Flute, &C., &c. .
JNO. F. ELLIS.
aug % Penn. avenue, bet. 9th and 18th rs.
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NOR THE CHILDREN.-At L.9MM0ND'S, 7th
Il street, I'd door below E, can be found, GIaee
Hoops, Jumping Ropes, Wheelbanows, Crying Dolls,
Toy Bedsteads, Dolls Chairs, Cradles and Sofas,
Coral Beads, Gum Ratiles, sc. aug 27-eoS
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FRANCIS III. DAVInCn
tfoRhERtN OF BALTIkoRIO
Aff0rnev and Cnnns.lI~N

Atofuey ma OouhseI 10r. at,I.
pROPOSES to attend to Conveyancinr ,nS
once business together with the pro-ee vSs'
perence Of eleven years in various branchs. "a 81
public service has qualified him in a pecuIo. 9s
gree. uaf d.
His attention will be prompt and bis cb,r,.s
crate. sS MOD
r. III. ID. may always be found durin, hr-.-
hours at the Office Of his son, W.trrK DnS. suness
IpGE, ESQ.,, Attorney and Counsellor n, I a..
Louisiana avenue, near the City Hail, and onr, 20
20 Fifth street. go pPoois
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WE HAVE this day received an invoice OF Hani-
w sons celebrated PERFUMERY, consisting
81 Extracts for the handkerchief fiavorins extracts
Cologne; Hair OIL Pomatum; Toilet Powder Soaps,
&c, &c Also, in receipt Of an excellent variety of
Travelling, Work, Card, and other kinds of BIAS
kETS, al the cheap Stationery. Music and Fancy
Stsre OF JNO. F. ELLIS,
Penn. avenue, between 9th and 10Th streets
aug D
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VT
PROPOSALS will be received at this office until
twelve O'Clock, H. on the Nth day of the pres
ent month, for furnishing the following articles OF
Indian goods, viz:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-15

HOG CROP OF Onio.-On the lst of October,
about one hall of the counties OF Ohio had fur.
nlshed the auditor of States office their annual
statement of personal properly listed for taxa
ton IN 1853. The number Of hogs in a. coun,
ties is set down al 1915, 49S.asainst 696,O3l
last year. 1t is, however. douted if the real IN,
crease is as large as the returns make il appear,
IN consequence the repeal ofhe $500 e.enp-
ton law.
New ROUTE AGENr.-Tha Postmaster Gems
Ell al has appointed Mr.. Walker on the steam.
boat mail service. between Wheeling and Par
kersbnrg, Va. at salary OF 500 per year, in
The place of james c. Jelly, resigned
Explosion Of 4 Boiter
PHILADELPHIA. Oct l2.-To day, while the
wor kmen ofthe Navy Yard wrse engaged in
hauling the u. S. ship Cyane into the section
al dock, the boiler of the engine, used for
pumping out The water, exploded, fatally in.
jurlng several persons.
Failures IN Neto York.
NEw YoRK, OF l2-The failure of Sim
on Draper ofihis city, is confirmed. 1t is re.
ported that others are shaking.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-15
Loo X = .

w have hand goDd lot of Clocks, from
ca-ed inaid with pearl very p!ctty mantle ornaments
and good neutrality-suspicious., very pretty Time pieces
suitable for Churches, Counting &c, all Of which
guarantee perform time-And last but
least have a f w of the celebrated le:outer Razor
a superior artice-We have tried them and therefore
know them excel any used before. All Those want
ing goods in line respectfully solicited To cu
and examine stock before purchasing elsewhere.
ID Its H. SILVER1HORN & co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-15
TN pRESS-A HISTORY OF SUIT IN
i EQILI,rY md Of IN Aciinn at Common Law. by A

L EQUITY and of an Action at Common Law by A
II. Sands, Esq, Consellor at Law
This work embraces minute account OF all the steps
10 be taken in suit of Equity and an action ut Law
from their commencement to their termination also
the mode of enforcing judgments or decrees together
with the manner of appeals writs OF error &C. &C
Forms of bills answers and DEGREES in Chancery; de
Ella, a,ione and JUDGMENTS at Common Law and pleas,
denurrers and repcations appended and chap
ter will be devoted specially to the practice IN the om
ted States Court.
RECENTLY PUBLlSHED-late America" u ~
Ri adonted 70 the Code of Virginia, with VALUABLE"
chapter upon Attach and Deeds, and Forms uh-
der Bail Law of 1881 and 1852, by Alex H. oands
ESQ Counsellor at Law vol, 10 mo-; price, 81 1U'
A. NORRIS,
Publisher d. Book secr,
Richmond, We.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-15
Rich .DeWelry.

We lave beautiful selection of Gentlemens Gold
Fob Chains, Seals, Keys and Guard Keys; Ladies' oh
and Guara Chains-Also, very pretty assortment of
Ladies' Breaches of the latest and approved styles
Bracelets, Finger Rings and Cuff Pins, Gold and Silver
Spectacles, and many other articles in the line
mcrous u mention in this advettitement-to which
re- pectfullv invite the attention of the public.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-15
Ekail-ISOad Watches.

We have good selection of Silver Lever Watches
Of va ious styles among which be found the Sew ell
Celeb ated Rail road Time Keepers, contracted tS-
PECIALLY FOR ENGINEERS Il CONDUCTORS
Raroads-An article which will warrant for NO
years, und at prices corresponding with quality.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-15
Silver and Plated Ware.

We have also good assortment of Silver FouHs,
Spoons Ladies', threaded and plain handles; Cups,
Butter. knives knives-nl of genuine Coin. We
have also the genuine Albata plated Spoons Forks B ut
ter-knives; excellent article plated Castor and
Eruit -Ro hot.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-15
Eii & JOHNSON.
n FASHIONS E0R 1883.
Fail style Dress Hats. viz.
vI,o THE PEOPLE OF Gynchburg.-

II ADAMS " Jus. EKpIrsHos Dim UaHy ffffalh
nnd Cheap facilities nr obuihing Ropda Of all desefp
lions from all puts Of the United gntes.
We hive ACQUIRED Special Express r,iyclcgoa Tho
ewill aud -tepaers Jamts0ieH ami RoaHokc nYns
New York, "Wednesday, aud Saturday, arriving in Rri
nond Friday aud Mouduy OF cneh wreck. by this linn
prepared n lorwecd good of all descriptions
very low rnies, Or Express eages Richmond duily
pr Edmund aud Dayenp,ra line Of iuokcte
Goods delivered Free n Porteyage.
Our inland cypress per Circuit u. 4 Mail Lie, -
rs her topre, To arrive in Richmond Tirtcc d.
The wcllenown character of house. for resp,.4l-
billy md attention the interests Of customers
wprrnnls in sBying that sipper will find il 10 their
interest 10 order their Goods through dApiaSS T. Go
Etprcsg." ADAMS & Co,
pr Nm. u. Mostly. hgeat.
~ 2Gfils Lgnrhbuyg Va
N. B.-Goods Dispatched to all points where y haye
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-15
lie RsEsr srL.. HIRBoN

AND TRIMMING liOUSEIN NEW YORK.
iYepas g. Siea as.i,al,fr nm, Jobbfr II Silks. N,s-
iffY. Hd Fasrg fsapfs.af Caa nricrs1 ne grant,
Al IS adding Interest ~ 5roa lrng. y. J., Has now
"a s8fe ftd 4 dnly fta,s sat ttring the lowest
fIfi.s at"mpieft' na-n1iri &C pods IN h. fine.
fsiiie nll nc spteus - MID designs. consisting 1t
Turk uad Fancy akr NHef b'fs torrhoes, Sha.is.
trimmings B'a1ol thb,,- !rG sIa ind Sstn Ribbons.
flfess lfFfapes ii MI kinds. Elelrodenas. French,
nj Eugsh Cmpes. G1apo ld.sas Sk Gr,, ats, Glove.
al hi'd'. Silk Lace NIT, Bunse. Lnees Wits
,ands ilu-irry bG lldkt..
he u..,rrsigned would invite Merchants from .ta
Youth, South, Enst anil We psp IN The w. t. flysr
him with ,alii and exnniue bis serk before ur-
-Hasing.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-15
oct Ats

IyOR MANUFACTUKER s.-lo9 ~ pou1a
Il of ronco beans and large supply OF Essentla'
Oils such as emon, Anse Wintergreen' olhnaieoi
Cloyes. Almond Bergamoi, Juniper, Omnge Roses 9a
safras &c &c. for sale by JOHN II. SEAY eco
Also large stock of branding brushes oT oe
boards branding, ink, &c. lsoP ~''"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-15

There rs at The presents time great s;rin
...acv in the New y .rk r1nn.y market. The
z,u,1al of Commerce says there is, in fact, no
sacb increased scarcity, as the present slrin.
gency ould represent. but only want of
confidence which prevents rapid and general
circulation Of such funds. This may be, and
doubtless is the result Of undue expansion and
speculation; and those who have TINS hiring
ri The laws oftrade, must pay the penalty in
FIRING, while they also bring portion Of
their punishment upon the comparatively guilt.
less.
The Stock Market still feels the pressure in
the money market.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
fefcgraPded t9r NE Lyaclburg Iugiaiaa.
Further by the Canada.
EASTERN QUESTION UNDECIDED
War probably be Averted.
New DIRK Oci IL

New YORK Ger II.
The Canada brings Intelligence that The
Eastern question was still undecided. The
combined fleets had passed tie DlrJunellcs 10
protect The Sultan and Christian residents Of
eonstan'inopln from the fury of the war part,
In consequence of the Sullan's refusal to sign
n declaration of war. Its still believed how.
ever, that hosiilties will be averted.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-15
AUCTION SAlES.

~ OftSI'--Ou tie 18th LAY ~ . hef. 1857, ut
Tie ft'-iae 80 e Ms EIillbrth eh5ilan IN ii,
county al Arpoma,rx and u. hor agent. .hall off,
i"r 'a'eh' WY - rutr uneten, MI he Hol.ehnd \
ht"hen Furniture, l,htation tnais nd sis, mnl
r"ct hrltlgtne H. hr Tn ierms IT. -4, = IL b. a al.
known nj III time aud rlae.' i sale
-ali also nj the timc un, ,.are ~ lriarr thar
tine, tent 81 tof yebr the had md plantation ua
Wmc' slte reseo'-- TIE -ante hring lno md ,slut-
lie raser.Smnd
ALFRED ". WILLIAMS kerft
oct lo=15stds far Elizabeth ] Ghtlton.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-15
HY WILLIAM ~. MOsHY.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS &c.


For SALE II will offer for suc, nj Auction On
Friday the lith Of Octohcr next the following property
to-wit:
Two Half Acre Lots on Federal Hill ear pnulctt'.
did sond
Two Half Acre Lots fronting and sls oa LIST alley
aud adjoining my residence.
Two Acre Lors on north side of Black -wnret creek
near Il. Loewooi'4 &c.
One vacam Lot above Gus Works fronting Canal
about 2l6 #, md running b. tx " #.
lot On Jefferson STREET b It. front nm running back
the nsnal depth, aud being near the Depot will make
Tine business staI Il.
viii also offer for 4ale the time the Brick
Tenement IN Water street, al coming Mcdaniel, lul1
Prestnh's grocery esuhlishncut--a line location for
henyy grocery business. Tho house lurge mud we'll
adapted for thai purpose being Immediately IN the neigh
horhoei ri the Depot.
Alsothe Brick House in which there eucmcnts
opposite the Union Iloel, Main ST, will be offered
tor sale nj tho sumo time.
Tafms-Aade known on the day of anle
GEO. q. CURLE.
sept l2-dds Exprcss Rep. copy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-15
Fine Watches and JeWelry.
M Il have lust received beautiful ussort- e
w ment OF Goods in our line such as ~
Fine Gold Lever Watches, s&ssi

from the most celebrated makers in London, Liverpoc
and Geneva. never before kept in this mnrket, all Z"
which we guarantee to keep accurate time, and "a
Chnnn ~ tie Chenncst
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pEAD Y-MADE Cioihlng-shiris.

IN n lurge assortment of Clothing, suitable lr tho
s'nson-John M Davies Jones and Cos Patent Shirt.
can bo found, and viii be- sold low nj
sep 7.ts DIT @ PETERS
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baANOS! P1AN0S!-D Is Payne il opening
/ to-day, beautiful assortment Of Pianos, Of tho
lniest style, which warranted give satisfaction
tie eye and Of thu astdious, please Gull and
them. aug ID.ts1
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-15

-4@- In tie county uf Belin ], ins on hot sics -.
ii the Canm Town rnad. leading from New L,u,l Il
80 the fote-t Depot and about two mics finn The m.
er paee. II contains by recent survey 500 ACRES
more IT les 1t c- well. an tho whole al is cover
81 with must valuable timber. Those withing to ace
he land pfevou- thu day Of sale will enl an Cunt
Nancey Mt NV London VII will tnke pie s,lre in IL W.
IA II. Terms made known on the day nf aale
oct 12-t,ls NM i ANDERSON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-15
CLOTHS, Cmssi,ncr,

Y a Nd VEbTIN @ 3 .--FaH q Wintef Sfykes
fr 1888 -4-Gront Exhibition Of the finest and richest
Goods, ever brought thc Southern Market, at tho
LYNCHBURG CLOTHING EMPORIUM
Persons not hnYing opportunity visit the Crys
tai Palncc in New-Yof, invited 10 call and ezaln-
inc duplicates of GOODS for mems wenr that sre NV
exhibiting in iho Engl sh, french. and American de-
paftments Of the Worlds Fair. Also a n,es stock OF
Kendy-Madc Clothing,
manufactured exclusively for sales. Furnishing
Goods, consisting In part. of SHIRTS, SCAkFS,
CRAYATS, COLLARS, GLOVES, SUSrENDERS.
&c g. CiolhS CassDte's and Vestings, which will
be made order in ihe latest sye and short notice.
Our goods all well malo--the Cloths md CASH
nefs all being properly shrunk before making up Bio
10 give a call before purchasing, de-
ternined to sell good goods ut low prices.
sept Vas HATCHER, LOCKWOOD g. co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-15
THE LATEST NEWS.

o.onct, ELECTION Savannah paper
.oo /" the election Ct Seward DEM to cen'
con' Nv by 200 or 800 majority in the frs
S .,rict and report the success of lily dem.'
o. .hs ,b;rd district, by 20 majority. Colqnli,
ID M has 739 msjoriry in The second district.
d pebnson, dem. is elected Governor by a n,
s ',;,y ranging from 500 to 1000.
T.e Bosros FoRcERrEs.-A later dispatch
rom Boston gives the following particulars Of
a. reeent rorseries in that city
" The forger i, alleged to be a California
.a.nIs,or. and the forgeries have been going
IT r., three years Il is further stated that
me operator has acknowledged that he is they
r Ger or The notes, AMI that Ire has lost some
90 00O nrthc m pnev so Obtained in a Califor-
:, .nrc to 81 $4,000 more by bad
ha,. y. "a about $1,000 in extra interest coin
:. ions. aud he had some S 10000 nth of
,.al property left. He is said to be sill in
}as,oo. and the probabilities the alleged spu
.;oos notes will be redeemed from the parties
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-15
Commercial.

NEw.f DIRK, Oct Il.
Flour held at an advance of 25 c. Wheat
&c and Corn &c advance
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BOstgso sicssscl;i

THE abovr sale will tnke place ON Saturday, 18th
inst nj the hour AID place above mentioned.
q & GUILE,
ncI 6 IL v. II. MnahY. Anriinncor.
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THOMAS q STEARNR
lGa broadway |"leesi Liberty It.
IL 2s"lnrlN ned Alniden lnpr \ Y
I EGss OEs wANTEn-rlm ..,,..

Y eG ssoE WANTED --'fhr .u,-efiber
y continues IN market los hEaRDES. of hath sex
- beme"n The aaes ri 10 nud 81 eenfs Including Me-
fhanie-, sn, ~ BaeksuIth- md ea prner. mud will
pas the hehc unt,el pf.cr. ~ nh ~. oiFce /. "A
newly 'ctrd hre building Lynch street. i'm.
tedn'ely in III The tt,ur,s' Buh6 vl, re- he i.
lnefnr" tht'oe erected huillinea Win thu yiew) To
ard neRtocs selt IL Lynrlaurf m sale ar otheiwise
IN IA modcnte terand keep ihei NJ secure a.. il they
wefc paccd IN the jail Of the Corporation
tefi - d&c3m SETH NOODRODF
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BALTIMORE, Oct ID.
Flour unsettled Howard street held at 81.
Wheat advanced 3 to SC.
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RICHMOND, Oct IA
Flour advanced 2Jc. Market unsettled
Wheat active, at 81 so TO So Corn II to
sc.
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lheirpunishment upon the comparatively guilt
less.
The Stock Marke, still feels the pressure in
the money market
CATHOLIC BIsuoPs DECLINED. 1t is stated
that Dr. Young, the newly appointed Bishop
Of Piusburg, declines the appointment. Dr.
Caskerv. appointed to the new See of Portland
Maine, likewise declines
J. Everson. charged with passing counters
felt money, in Marion county. Va, has been
arrested at Pushurg.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 1l.-Thc election for
State and local officers took place to-day.
In Dauphin county the wing ticket is elected
In Delaware county, majority of 600 has
been given against the new constitution.
Returns from Philadelphia show the cleo
zion of Murphy dem. as Police Marshall, and
GiIpbin whig, for Mayor. The wings have
one member of the Comon Council in Walnut
ward.
BosToN, Oct IA mass meeting Of he
democrats Was held at lTaneuil Hall last night.
Every thing passed off harmonousy -speech.
rs made by Elk Governor Boutwell,. N.
P Banks and others Resolutions sustaining
the administration and the Baltimore platform
were adopted, and the nominations of Bishop
and Dowley ratified. The Maine Law was
denounced, and its repeal urged.
New ORLEANS, Oct. TO- The weather now
is fine and cool. and fears OF The fever have
ceased. Thousands of absentees are returning.
MOBILE, Oct 10.--The fever has now near
y disappeared and exciles little alarm
New ORLEANS, Oct. O-The ship Espin
noa and Hudson. from New York, have had
Their cargoes of dry goods nearly destroy ed by
The bursting Of casks of chloride Of lime in the
hold. Loss $4,000
SYRACUSE, N. Y. Oct 10-Hail and snow
Tell In this cry about one o clock this afternoon
New YORK, Oct. 1l.-Smeon Draper the
well known barker and politician, has failed for
large amount.
VISIT To THE GREAT REPUBLIC Hon }
u Dobbln, Secretary OF the Navy, accompa,
med by Lewis w. Tappan. esq :, visited the
Clipper ship Great Republic, at East Boston,
on Saturday.
PAINFUL ACCIDENT Mr. J. Douglas Tay-
Tor, OF Butler township, Adams county Pa,
mao his right arm taken off by threshing ma :
chine on the 9Th inst.
pr' Ives, formerly Bishop of North Caroline,
Is reported 10 have finished his controversial
Molk, containing hi. reasons for going over to
The Roman Catholic fair.
'ohh Gossln, the we'll known clown, u
sala to have died on the 9TH ult., at Natchez
yellow fever.
"A despa'c' I" h Ecentng Bulletin announ-
eeS '"a' d .'.t.ee # one dollar per share vas
1o1P1l"n"'d ! the stock Of The Baltimore and
VI a R"Iraed Yesterday.
IS r. por,ed that the Union Line steamer
rom Wheeling is to be taken off the route and
paced on the Plllsburg and St. Louis line.
n :" was believed that Yankee Sullivan and
.aorrlssey would have pnglis,c encounter
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" q II L & u

A CREE & McC LANAHAN will occupy the back
~ of their until the front is fitted up
Entrance down the alley between Mcssrs. J. q M
toins' and their Store House Oct 3.dArts7
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sE.isn WooDRooF.
I4'Oak MIl.g.Essss

I'oe MIEGEks Il Inv FIR sale a lul set of
pin gearing. sntallr ipre = II Is foot wheel
lion Mor'icc wheel rinions md different machinery
Wheels which viii hnatrr io wooden shifting
lnlv 26.d&cfs " \ LANGHNRSE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-15
w M. II, r.osss

~ lONEER i COMMISSION MERCHANT,
IVES his troup mud ndiyidna! ottention Ia Tho
- eolc at Ne1roes, Rcnl ttfne .Stocaa Houses ind
Every dscrptan If Merchandise. lie nnllcra himself
Int p"rsons visiting the city with ncgrocs and hnraea
vi" hpd At I" her interest to give him on his *
pe'enee IN these branches o( hislsnesa md hs con.
not communication With the other markets furnishes
him greni iariIntea.
liz ,hnrges moderate nad sales eashod.
oft lO-Im ". II. MOsBY
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VALUABLE riMnEnED LAMP


fOR sAlG-l vii sell NJ Public Auction.
Saturday evening the 9TH nst oclsrk Mt the Fn,
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TUST KECEIyED-Marblo Nantes, which
- we will sell low for cns1.
octlOts JNO. b. GADDESS a. BRO
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Fare thrOnEh % FincasiIe, only. ----.--.. " U'
E." " Buchanan &" $500. 4 50
BOYD, EDMOND e. DAVENPORT.
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TT IT tFHHbE HAGIYs
" 0FEGE.--l am now receiving m, Fall stock #
y N"od"are, Stonr.wnrc. GINS nnl Chin NO
inrlwnrr, Cutlery. Gospg, &c. Inv" tho & 81
laige-t and best selected stock | imye over had ~
The pleasure oi oIerinp in hi. Market witch hopo
ny H7end+ ard lhe public will enll md examine, ia
determined to sell low 10 nuke quick sales.
ROB'T !. WATKINS, A'gt.
.ep. 90 dwANif
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-15

1T Ives, formerly Bishop of North Caroline
Is reported 10 have finished his Controversial
~ok, containing his reasons for going over to
The Roman Catholic fair.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-31

A Fdct for Northern Phiidnthropisss.
A Spectacle was presented on Sun.
day last. in several OF the Protestant
Episcopal churches in this city, which
should have been Witnessed by those
who ignoran,ly Slander the institution
of slavery, OH the pr,tence that it denies
the privileges and ordinances Of religion
TO the slave. On the occasion referred
10, kneeling al the same altar, master
and servant together received the rite
OF confirmation at the hands Of the
venerable aud beloved bishop Georgia,
the RI. Rev. Stephen Elliott. No
difference Of color or station divided
them in tee utterance Of the same
prayers and tho participation Of the
same blessings Could any northern
city furnish a oaraIled 10 this Char
lesion S. c. Mercury.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-31

Receiving yesterday from friends IN
the South reques! to be informed OF
the probatle le time OF Ex-President Fill
more's departure from Washington, we
have made inqu ~ on the subject, and
answer thus publicly, for the iniorma.
ton of our readers in the South gencr-
ally, to all of whom il will be oflnterest.
Mrs. Fillmore continues, VIC arc sorry
TO learn, seriously i'll, and her physicians
give little hope that she will be able TO
travel before the first of April, even if
then. Should she be unable TO set out
hy that time, the season will be 80 far
advanced that Mr.. Fillmore will be
obliged TO relnquish his contemplated
tour, in part at least, it no, altogether.
A few days, however, will enable ne TO
speak more definitely Nat. Inteiiigsn-
Ger.