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FROM TIE CHEROKEE NArIoN.-The Van Buren
lntellisencer has letter from a correspondent in
the Cherokee Nation, dated Tahlequah, Sept. %, in
which the writer says:
The persons who were engaged IN killing the
Adairs. number some seventy or seventy.f and
since that event have made no attempts to commit
violence and say they now satisfied ard are
ready to submit it to a trial by the laws Of their
country.
Little or no excitement prevails here or else
where In the nation, far as | learn, except
among few ot those most directly concerned 10
the fcud think in few days things will settle
down quietly, and the laws will again take their
course.
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A terrible afray occurred in New York on Fri
day last between two puglilistssknown as "Awful
Gardner, and dublin Tricks" growing out of an
old grudge. Gardner was perfectly wild. and
while having Dublin Tricks" down on the floor,
caught the ear of Tricks in his mouth and sev-
cred the lower extremity, which ne chewed, and
then spit it out on the oil cloth. The bellgerents
were finally separated. Several otaer sLirrnishes
took place and the fighters destroyed considerable
property of the Office and bar room Of the Cooper
hotel, where the disturbance occurred.
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A DEATH S,uP.-The N. o. Pcossns has the fol
lowing despatch dated Southwest Pass, Oct 10.
The Hamburg bark George Nicholas, from EavJ
Bay, bound for Cienfuegoes de Cuba, hes beer
picked up at sea by the bark Sarah Bridge, with
only the mate, OF all her eqxipage lott living, ard
he very sick TIE captain and the rest Q. the crew
had all died of Chagres fever from which disease
the mate also was suffering The captain of the
Sarah Bridge pus his rate and part Of his Grow on
board the deathswepf chip, whSch has beso broughi
in, aud is Row on her way apthersper.
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DEArI.--Ws regret 80 bear that daughter Of
DR.. JoHs NENGE, formsrly Of Richmond, died re.
Gently at Hollywood, near Mobile, Of yelow-sever,
and also Mrs. EDWIN SrARllE, formerly of BruEs-
wck il this s,fate
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RocKrNGHAn SUPERIOR CoURT.-We learn from
the Staunton Pindicator that among the slander
cases which have come up for trial at the October
| session of the Rockingham Superior Court, is one
which has attracted considerable attention-Jacob
Fanpeltys. Rev. John E. Massey. The scope of
the evidence was quite latitudinous embracing all
the old quarrels and squabbies that have ever oc-
Cured in the Methodist and Baptist churches, in
Rockingham. The SANDER consisted in these words
used by the Reverend gentleman in reference to Mr.
Vanpet:-"f he were shade blacker. IIwould
have him whipped at the whipping post" The
case had not been decided at last accounts -..--s
"e'append the following paragraph .fromsfhe
Rockingham Reg ister:
Henry Miller charged with forgery, was found
guilty by the Circuit Court for Rockingham coun
ty-Judge kenney presiding-on Monday last, and
sentenced to the Penitentiary for two years. Upon
the other cases in the Indictment the Attorney for
the commonwealth entered ao4e prossqui. This
young man is most respectfully connected; and his
early fall and ruin can scarcely be accounted for
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The Council Of Lynehbarg are erecting brick
building in the wetern part of the city for poor
house
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IHE CHrScuA ISLANDS ArsAIR.-The Bcstor
journal gives the following as the Peruvian &C
count OF the recent occurrence at the Chincha Isl
ands:
"On the 10th Of August certain seau,en of th,
North American vessel Defiance. at anchor at ths
Chncha Islands, killed one OF the birds which pro
duced the guano AZ this Is severely prohibited ir
the Islands, the commandant OF the Peruvian sloop
ot-War Llbertad, captain of the navy, Don Igna
cio harategui, who is governor of the islands or
de-ed the seaman to be put for twenty four hour,
In the Barra, the place Of punishment for sailors
The captain OF the Defiance appeared, TO demand
his seaman, and did 80 in dscorteous and offensive
terms His claim being refused, he returned, ac
companied by several other captains, his country
men, and IN an actual tumut wished TO compel
Conniandant Eariategui to deliver up the seaman
The Comu1andant says that he three times used
verbal instructions and courteous means to per.
suade the captains to retire and desist from the
outrage which they committed against his authority.
These means proving Intellectual, he ordered the
troops in his vessel to be prepared, and employ
force to repel the captains. 1t is certain that one
OF them took bayonet from a soldier, and the
others made use OF their arms, SO that several of
the captains were wounded.
The Peruvian government, as soon as they had
knowledge of the events sent officer to the ISL
ands to make the inquiries which the case demand
ed
While this was passing, the captain of the Def
ance LEFT the Chiucha Islands with his vessel and
while departing perhaps without an i'll intention,
fired cannon; and, as that was a new infraction
OF the regulations, the Peruvian authorities de-
manded the payment of the fine. in such cases
liked by the regulations. The captain of the Def
auce said he would repeat the firing, and pay dou
fine; and it was necessaryto employ force to
prevent him. The captain was sent to Callao as a
prisoner in his own vessel, to be tried there.
All this has given occasion to an exchange OF
notes between the Legation ofthe United States and
the Peruvian Minister of Foreign Affairs.
The Peruvian government are waiting for the
result of the investigation, to remove their officers
at Chincha, or to judge the captains implicated in
the affair
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ES2S.s. NEW FALL STOCK OF

QSeS. NEW FALL STOCK OF
Il CeIses CL0THIHG.-The undersigned, hay.
ing iust returned from New York is now receiving
elarse stock of FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
to which hs invites particular attention His stock
enlbsaees every article kept in Clothing end Fur
nishir House. ana gotten up in style that cannot
be scr reesssd by any house In the known world yr-
einis end North Carolina Merchants in want of good
and well made ine Clothing, so suit their particular
trade at unusually Low CASH Prices are respectfully
solseibed to call on j. ID. GOODMAN,
Ne. i34 Main street, opposits Esgie So.
N b. Ae l have ost many new styles this Fsl,
e esrly Call is solicited from nay old liberal patrcns
sc J. D. G.
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The Staunton Messenger Is autilorized TO state
that under no circumstances will II. G.. IIaFmgn
consent TO be candidate for the presidency Of the
Central Railroad. Hsprivate business is OF such
nature thatifh were so disposedit it would not suit
him, and he wishes /: 30 understood by the publio
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TIE CENTRAL RAILEoAD-We learn from tic
VsndtcS:er that the track on the Central Railrs ad
is now laid up 10 the Tollcste, about three miles
from Stsunbon. Our friends in that good old town
may now 'look Tor the eogine.' They win be
walked up BY its muslc sonle fnc morning, not far
distant
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The Secretary ofthe TreesurJrcknswsedsss the
recsips of twenty doilarr, through thshsnds q the
Rev. A. Eidco, of Bakuisre. tfs same having been
handed to him "a belonging to the Government
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TIE trial of Hammock. the murderer OF Beta,
came or at this term OF the HALIFAX Cheui: Court
and resulted in hi acauirai
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-18

Itis stated that Madame jenny Goldschruiit VIII
next seasos visi, England. 70 give eoassrsa. Benc
dict the composer has gene 10 sse hen a. Dfes6en
and To stand godfather To her son.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-18

Mr Williams. who Is on v6s from Iowa 10
Washington to purchase U. 8. land, eats ncshing
that Ia cooked, nor drinks anything but water.
His rneas. potatoes cabbasss turnips Sc, arc ali
eaten raw. He has not eaten any cooked food for
several years, and any deviation from his pEese
mode of hving would moe: probably cansa his
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FNHE OLD MEDICAL HOUSE,
l. FRANKLIN STREET, JUST BELOW THE
EXCHANGE HOTEL-DocToR PLUME 4 co
still dispensing the blessings of their skill in the
treatment and of all delicate diseases this old
institution.
People in the country when visiting the city are
very particularly invited to call. (No charge for con-
sutauou) Much attention is given to female dsor.
ders
Doctor P Co are the makers and sole venders of
the CHEMICAL EXTRACT OF FRENCH FLOW.
ERS which has stood the test of time, and which lie
unrivalled in giving tone ard igor TO system shat
tered and almost wilted down BY the frocs of early
life.
Az letters, prepaid, promptly attended to. Office
hours from A. NJ, till 9 P. NJ
Gu 5-d&wts RICHMOND. VA.
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MoHEIssEY NOT DEAD.-The following note TO
the editor of the New York Herald, will show that
we were correct in expressing doubts in yester-
days issue as to Morrissey's death
Having seen a statement in some OF the papers
that | was dead, beg to inform you that such is
not the fact and hereby furnish you the best evi-
cation; and would beg leave to add for the satia-
faction of my friends that l have received the
written decision of the referee in my favor stating
that won the fight fairly and honorably
Yours, &c, JOHN MORRISsEY.
NEW YORK, Oct. IA, 1855.
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The Virginia eynod met at Hampden Sidney Col.
iege on last Thur-dsy. fall attendance was an
tisipated. The p.niug sermon vas presshed By
Rev III. d. Hose, Of Riehnend
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HALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
Il Having laid In full stock of very rieh and dea
rebe DRY GOODS, adapted for the present and ap-
proe<hiag season, which csnrct be snrpssse5 in tex
ture, style or eheapness win fad among the STOCK
Debages, hoas ins, Coubergs, French Merinoe,
Usavy Copds for servantS PlanneIs aud cheap Irish
Line ns, saa very large variety of Trimmings.
ouly ask q cali before purchasing, as well know
r. GOLDSMiT.
saas No. Al, Main It.
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GREAT ExCITEhlENT T!-IMMENsI

EREAT EXCITEhENT!-IM MENSk
Va SuCCESS4MORE THAN 500 PERSONS rN
THE CITY OF RICHMOND ALONE TESTIFY
TO THE REMARKABLE CURES PyREORWPD u
BY CARTER'S SPANISH MIyTURg-Tb,s pre.,f
spzsng medicine and purifyer Of the blood H nov
used BY hundreds OF grtsefsl pstiepts who testify
daily to the r5gneFks6s cures perforned b. tlss
MIXTURE. Neuralgia, Rheu1Eatiaso, Scsofu!s. ErSr.
tons IN the ekia, Liver Disease Fevers ulcers. Od
Sores, Affections of the Kidnoys Dlseases Of th.s
throet- feno1e ComPisiuts pa;is and aching OF thf
oonss and Jents. are speedily put to assht by cs;z
th6 gfest anf lrestnlabie remedy.
Fer all disease Of the tlssa, rre a. sprns srr.
summer .asaS;.as, Rsth!as bss ysi ssss lsrzs =
nses ssss gently aod efficiently On The liver sad Eid
neys, strengthens the digestion g.ss to,.e 70 tIs,
ston6en, Inakes ths san clear aad hs5,thv ey.s ~
s9fos Ae sonss.uor, eEfssbed By disease o. brch
aewn 5y excedes In yo2.a to Its pristine viscr eoo
Tof shs ladies It s iacosnpsrssly better than silt
oeesneces ever use1 Few Soses Of Carter SPANS
A1suEe viii remove Gll saliox.sss Of ecz1plsxxson
p'ns 100 roses nantrg 10 she cheek sfre elasticity
70 tae ssap and ir2pTsve the general health il re
s1Ashie dssrse, be7sIa ell shs rcGicinss eve.
The large nasnb.r of certificates Of remarkable
y1ss fsrtosined on psnens resIiss 10 our own city
os'-s1se that there is no hru,bue seout IL The
Rierst fcsel keepers, Irsgissrtes physc.as ard pub
NC Tloa, well known ths alsnty sl add thel
I@es1nssony @ 20 the wealerful edscts 81 tbs GREAT
tLOoD PURIRYER.
Cali and see few snt Of the hrna1eds of cersid.
easSs around the bottle.
Noas sSnaine uusess signed
BENNETT BEERS, Druggists,
No i25 MAIN street, ElehnAon1-
Sold ty sll Dragsts.s Ia tAs city and elsewhere
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Rstsrn Jonathan MeIgs, an old and highly rsspesi
eAls citizen u Augusta. Ga, died at bis residence
near thas city On ruesdsy.
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CPLENDID CIOAKS AND MAN

SPLENDID CIsOAKS AND MANTII-
~ LAS.-CHAS. A. GWATKIE, opposite Ex-
change Bank, invites the early attention of the la.
dies to large and complete assortment of Ladies,
Cloth, Velvet and Silk CLOAKS, MANTILLAS,
TALMAS, &c, of the newest Paris fashions
Also, TRIMMINGS for Clcaks-Poiated Velvet
Ribbens 0imps, Goloons, Fringes. general assort-
ueut of Trimmings of all kinda of the latest 81 yIes
C. A. GyVATKIE
oc EF-St If opposite EXCHANGE Rank
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T'HE BUILDERS COMPANION, con

THHE BUILDERS COMPANION, con
Il tanning the elements of building, surveying and
architecture with practical rules and instructions
pected with the subject-price 81
The Cabinet Makers Compauiop-75o
The Painters Compsnion-I5c
The Paper Hangers Companion--5c
The Tuners Companion-75c
The AssayeTs' Guide-75c
Treatise on Box of fnstruments-Si
The Locomotive Engine, by Colburn-r5c
All neatly bound in musu-for sale by
LEWIS L. SMITH, Bookseller
oc 1876 Opposite American Hotel
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THE DAILY DISPATCH,
BY J. A. COwARDlN.

rsa DAILY DISPATCH is served to subscribers
LuS S .sn QUARTER CENTS PER WEEK, payable to
iIsaTTier weekly Price for mailing, 81 year in
advance
IT,. WEEKLY DIsrArcF is issued every Friday,
and mailed TO subscribers at ~ per annu1n
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The Londcn correspondent Of the N. Y. Couriel

says-
"a publisher who paid Mrs Stowe handsome
sum fsr the Key, sold me thai he had been Bit and
would DO glad to cancel his barsain. The book Is
dead failure, and the pshlshers VINO paid the
authoree so literally for the right to psssa here,
VIA not likely touch such anosher work ca the
same terms"
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Mr.. John Henley, an cid and we'll knswn BaAke
and uprisht aud highly esteenad cisisea u Msst-
gousry, Ala. died 90 The 10Th ksst
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WATCHES AND JEwELRY.


EIrRS,-oxs oF rHf CHEAPesr STORES IN THE
800 STATES Yog GUNS. GOLD WATCHES,
NIt' HENRY HYMAN'S,
o. " No. as, Main Street, Richmond, Va.
D,,,ls barrel English Guns, warranted, for Slo 90
p'"0 Stub aad Twist, war
ranted 10 W
poSeis gis. 'sta warrantnS 2s 90
~, 49,. sn6 hest tt,,proved Pateut Gun, 40 90
Steel Wsd Cutters, each %
20 Nads in a box, ta' IL
Powder FlAsks D!
BoNie Knives from 81 10 W
$40 p1 Percussion Caps. warranted 30 IN box At
50 cents per thousand,
100 oee Anti-corrosve fercusslon caps totarkey's
best.l 8. S7l cents tor 25o.
Sbot Pourhes Belts of every kind at all prices
cIfs Rerolvrrs Aliens Pistols, aud general
,ant al sportinz articles too numerous to mention
-GoIa Watches which run on jewels, IN good
oSder. for $40 90
CoId Levers, IS Jewels IS 90
"a csrsf Gold Levers, Is jewels, warranted for
- r1ontb. 25 90
f,;d English Levers from SSo to 800 GO
Eisid Chains. from II to 50 90
f;oId Fob Chains from 10 to 90 90
Gold Pencil cases, from 10 cts. to 10 90
SILVER Watches regulated, at 6 90
And general variety Of Silver Table aud Tea
SPOONS JEWELRY OF every description Fancv
Goods. Sc sc. HENhf HfMAN,
Direct Importer Of Cons, and the only Importer of
Gold Ws'ches &c.
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IN No 75t MAIN STREET.-The subscribers have
opened in the store recently occupied by Messrs
X Sadsv,orth, Turner & CO.. next door below White
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, &c. of every
description which they respectfully invite the at
eeutoa Of the public. Their stock is very extensive,
with the trade, and among them many entirely new
asyles all of hch having been purchased for cash
VII enable them to promise Inducements not usually
nlsS with.
They also prepared to make to order, or repair
Watches Jewelry, and any other article in their line
at shoTL notice. One OF the firm being practical
Workman will pay particular sttention TO the repair.
% department MYERS & JANKE
oc i6-dim Sign of the Illuminated Clock
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M UStC.-FR WULFF, teacher of the
Va PIANO, (singins) VIOLIN and GUITAR,
5arshaI street, between Sd and 4th streets.
Sc 3-lmE
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SCHOOL BOOKS-J. w. RANDOLPH
~ can supply, at low prices, all the various En-
glish, French, italian, Spanish, Greek and Latin
School Books now in oc4
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HsOR HIRE have for hire a good din
Il Ing room servant, and also q good girl for the
balance of the year: Apply to
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NEW. ENTERTAINING AND USE
4H Full BooKS-KNOWLES l. NALFORD
are receiving large supply of the above at their
BOOKSTORE, corner Of Main ard lIth streets
Their stock of PAPERS, INKS. GOLD end STEEI r.
PENS. ENVELOPES, PORTFOLIOS. MENO-
RANDUM BOOKS, &c. &C., comprises great "a.
riety, from the best manufacturer and csu bs sf.
forded ct he lowest market pr;ces oc re
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hA AASON'S LEATHER PRESERVA-
IvE TIVE fer the preservation of sl kinds of leat-
er slarly for Hose Carriage and Harness Lesth
era, Boots and Shoes, &c.
ne article with directions for use. jass received
and for sale by
ocI4 81 Main street. cor. 18th.
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ESSENCE OF COFFEE.-A paper at
~ cents saves lbs. OF best Coffee besides ma
king II better, clearer and of ner favor 81 groce Coz
sale bY BENNETT l. BEERS,
oc DregzisfS-
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SHOCKOE FOUNDRY AND MACHINE
~ SHOPS. Cary street East side OF Shockoe creek
Richmond, Va,-TALBOTT BROTHER. proprie-
tors of the above establishment continue rlanuac
tare their improved portable STEAM ENGINES and
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, the best materials in
tue most worknaDlike manner, and on accOmmoda
6og terms. Also:
Stationary Engines of any required power.
GTst Mill Machinery,
Boilers for Steam Engines and other purposes
Tobacco Presses and Screws
Tobacco Flattepins Mills,
Levers, Bands sc.
Eailrosd Work of all kinds
8rass and Iron Castings, and ali descriptions of
Wrought Iron Forging.
Persons wishing TO purchase any of the above arti-
cIos would perhaps do well to call before order
aug elsewhere.
Sc I-lm& TALBOT & BROTHER
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HIRE BRICKS, suitable for fire places,
bake ovens and foundry furnaces, large add small
sizes, for sale by j. J. FRY
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HIGH PRICES.-It is fact that Dry
IL Goods are twenty-five per cent. hi CHER than
they Fave been for the past 10 years. yet z. GOLD
SbiT of 81 Main street. is selling the old prices.
All wool Fanpes for ls Cd, worth 5lt cts; full ~
Sheetings at s pence, worth 10 cts; good beached
Shirtings at cts, worth to 9. The reason he can
sord to cell at thes. prices s that he buys his goods
for cash. He has also complete assortment of La
dies seesouable snd fashionable Dress Goods, Silks
Yeuselines Plaids Sleeves. Collars Hosiery, Gloves,
Ribbons, Calicnes French Merino Shaws, Gc Blan-
kets, Quilts CaSsmeres Satnets Vestings, kerseys,
Kentucky Jeans, &c, in great variety. oc Ii
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n N0TTCE.-It is, at all times, my desire
Ia to please the public, and have new merely to
uSsI variety OF CAKES &C., 70 be he'd at FIST elaes
ess l.sIrornt-
Eyf- Families ard Bcarain g-H oUseg can be supplied
with say quantity at the shortest notice.
se z WIN. FALCONER, III Mainst.
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A w. RAPPS PATENT GOLD PEN.
IAs fresh supply Of the above inimitabls Pea,
just resolved BY the only agents for Richmond.
GEHkET JAMES,
oc S-Sm Eagle Square.
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DAGUERREoTYPrNc
| IMMENSE sUCCESs.-OyER

MMENsE SUCCESS. ONE
Tha nUasAsD -. PICTURES IN TWO MONTHS.
ne sre1 success that has rewarded the suhscrihsr
snce tne establishment of his Gallery in RiehnaDd
.slueIs !, necessary that he should thank the lsa
sna eentiemen of the city for their Kind natrans@ @
@ ao assure them that effort shall be spaTed 70 re,
, u. contnaance 1t. He would respectfully infor,
FTFs 1aa1 hs s prepared to take Pictures by the new
rnr-an lint process, or STEREDSCOPIC or i,
any style of art desired, ut the beat vad In NJ -
Richmond ''"oenouse,
a., JOHN MURRAY.
oca Sign of the Red Flag Eagle Sanars
DAGUERREOTYPES.-At / truthful i;fe.
- Ike, finely finished portrait or miniaturs of
reiative or tdend severed from by distance or
VINO would not prize and desire to possess7 clear
ncn toned dSra5,e Dsgnensotyps is an object rarely
seen. e But MouLSON'S Pictures withstand the test
ol une ana are pronounced by the highest authority
unsurpassed on either side the Atlantic ~
Our price for one of these fine Portraits IL o,Ix
or sale. ~ f'So'e
Strangers and citizens cordially invited to call
and examine specimens - ~
observe the name and dnumber-MOULsONS Sky
ano Siae Light Dague rrean Gallery, Ito Main street
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B1'ALL STOCK OF WATCHES AND

JEWELRY.-The subscriber would respectfully
2f3Tm mis- friends and the public generally that he
just returned from the North with splendid as
gortnent of WATCHES aud JEWELRY, all of
which he offers at small profits Please call aad ex-
G1aine before purchasing elsewhere.
EDWARD KERSEY.
Having in my employ an experienced Jeweler,
prepared to manufacture and repair all kinds of
Sselry in the neatest manner aud shortest notice.
All kinds of WATCHES repaired at the shortest
bsEce. S2-lm
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OFFICE VA. AND TENN. RAILROAD

" CO, LYNcHBURG, Sept. IS, 1a5S.-The 9Th an
rua meeting of the Stockholders of the Virginia and
Tannessse Railroad Company, will take place this
Office on the 26th day of October next-and all per-
sons holding proxies, requested to hand them i'll
st az early day as possible SO that the same may be
examined and listed.
JOHN R. HUGHES, Clerk
Sc tE-ts Va Il Tenn. r r Co
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M INTER BLEACH'D SOLAR LAMP
w OIL.-l00c gallons in casks and bbls superior
quality, for sale by BENNETT BEERS,
ocI4 Druggists.