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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-24
rHE RALROAp DESTRUCTION AT ERLE.

PHTLADELPHIA, Friday Dec. %, - ~. :,
The application Of the Franklin Canal COmpsny c:,v n
Injunction in the Supreme Court to RESTRAIN ne ~
Eiie from tearing up the railroad track ana -, IA
the bridges was heard today and ater an ~ kal 100
Court stated that its decision would be gYfa 70 m''"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-24
ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF MANCHESTER;

PHLADELPHfA, FndHy, D5o.: =, Ts..,-
The screw steamship City Of Manchester nOI h,nsre
pool on the 18th inst arrived here this afternoon
al passengers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-24
SEWING MAcInNEs-CARD TO rue PUBuC.-The

Hon CommonGf OF Pens Of ho United S4tos has
ny for Sewing Mschn-
originally eoastructfd ad in operation By eay
The ineTicrt with al the patents snd applications fjr
Sewing Machines containing the combination Of the
pointed needle and the shuttle making the a,eToke6 .ca
this interference called
the Pstentohes 70 the date Of th Inventions
respectable witnesses who Sewing Ma
already sppFized Of Bat desirable sSi
and successful operation BY possible Any who
and iSO Saving Machine
machine in The Of late brother hsnt
whom exhibited specimens OF rs work shown b. Mr.
George Arrsvsmh, viii confer favor upon aud will
forward rhieous csnse informing Of their tnowslSe upoa
interested In defeating
lest Int with the testimony have n. truth prevail
would wish II " prevail 0yeTw helminEly. Adde'S
WALTER Hrgf. No Hufrou.s.. " Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-24
THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.

Fpm Our OW Corruspond-rs
WAsHESGTos, Friday. Dee sJIx,
The President has recognized CHARTS Ztxuxsx,
Consu at Baenos Ayres for NesYork and J,r,g,
Consu of Lunenbergh for Toxas, Loaisilaa Po-;s. ~
kansas. Alabama Mississippi South CarOIin. Gsorr, a.,
Tennessee to reside at Mobile, or,v
The Senate have confirmed the following apooi,,,...
John NJ Rekiedt, to b. Conner; John uegrOa Mas,
BraLch Mint Of California " az
In the Supreme Court George Miller Of NeSYo-t 49,,
William X. Sapp Of Ohio, admitted 10 the "a. "a
case No. s-tbe United States versus McDon,n,hs.n
tors-Judge Catron delivered the opinion rese,sea "a.
decree below. Ms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-24
SywNo MACnINEs-An persons makins. selliD

SEWING MACHISEsAn persons making, selling
usns sewirg Machines having needle needles ~iih
ere the hereby cautioned asns. Infringing Oh
sns Psept granted Sept 10 1875 all afnsen will Be ssd
rspouh according law. The following cned
nanascnre and cell SewiDs Machines. Unier y si pns
hsss Wheelss Nisnn Co. Grover Baker Co tho irln
Magnetic Sewing Machine Co and Rdrtle o. NcsfoA sc
els Bliss ard A LeEo~ Ct 9oon Acsl.s Woodeg keens
1 Moore, Lynn Mass; AID A. r. Hove 81 y 7.
ELIAS fowE ia P.frnfee % no Original Sewing Machine
No SO Brosdwc ew-fork And No 5 HaAo-egstr Boston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-24
Pnlyermacher's Patent Hrdro Electric Yoltiic

Chsir reco1l1ered ty the hhes NEEDLES au;os Ia ne w1l
Cure Rltumssr Nsungs flsslyss Fa.piaioas hs.i al
Tootfcle LIVER Cor alf DtsgeIsA s. Was Daacs. ft ald
Hysie' Female ,lapisinis ctl = tesripvg pauPtet
J 81 Br5llnay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-24

SEWING MACHlNES.-I NJ SINGER 4 Co, No 1913
Brosdwa ar new exhibiting and Ling great variety Sewing
various each perso offs kind Needle and
sohne oT cloth sud leather well known ani
newly invented machines with
sln dsrnsd or sewing linen oheT ght goods quilt
in A.. lie In Ion AZ az tlnles
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-24

W,Tcprs &c aT Auc1iosWe wish - cal ih ~ 1fio o Or
resdsIs tha Of yurchssinr ,of laT pss
the sss tob mls Iais DAY a. Il e5t 81 A>sseE ~
lsrse s,rty of Duord Iewrry. Wsch'a g. 81 'i't o. -
"a beb sre he Cd ,rif - llth lie, ~
ors n ~ ua For full particulars refer % r. T. Co.'S
rgrs rfir. mel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-24

MEMS and Boys Over Coats, Boys Talmas &c. for
lie Hodsga sre closing of Winter Goods At
ia y prices, ily cali BoVeafoS hNAfP No ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-24

CLOTuNG.-ClOthing of every description, suitable
made materials and IN The @ oua9c
W. ". PA2ssLLs x Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-24

Rich HOLIDAY PRESENTS.-A great variety Of
Ch4tuss eousng OF Jswe Jet OgRa
nis Boxes Opera Glasses Work Tables Trio Tables
Bisoue Porcelain Figures Dressing Cases Jewel and Oior
Shell Baskets Toilet Bottles Fans Combs Bags
with endless variety OF Fancy Articles
b. found. OSBORNE BoARDNAg& TowSsESDs
No Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-24

STOP. TUET The nan who buys Hats OF kA
.rE1y Iy,y hss sag sop thief for be hi' MS oW
itr IN Is fsf free Of osTsc aud Int BE- stolen The ba
Has n The couutry % 3 - end 81 sud keuess gratis
IAFYEnTY q LzAsK, 10 81 Chstnan1.st,
and corner Cf Chatham sld Pstrlets.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-24

WINDOW SHADES LACE AND Muslin CURTAINS,
sA1iN Dr. LANES CIR CoRscss &c. WaorEs'LE AND rs
TALThe sutscbcI Marucurers OF window Sd des end Ia
Lace Musn Curtains &c rrparodto oteI par
chossu Of the above go and ba gains not 10 BE- nd
other establishment Ou. stock che lsrse In Nlotk
kelly FrnGU5oN
Nos . Broadway, and % Read 81 \ lw-lorA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-24

MEEEINAc AND COCHECO STYLES PRiEr5-WlDE
CI oTus received large rho above Prints Of do
,i.us which viii be aold ~ o. cents
- HAHLIn Rcsr ,.oaE 4 Go. Nos ~ and o. IAleIly ct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-24
GREAT MASS MEETING
or the Shafo Holders IN
PEanAs's GiFT ENTEgPRIsE,
Al Cassle Cord S0th iuit.
To Instruct muittee reference distributing the
100 no NaN y aars % b.

HOLIDAY CFTs.-T GILBERT q Co.'S magnificent
Pianos NOS Beautifully inSed with or without A;oal are a:
@ by can Horscs WIS No. s55 BIoadway
TIE HEAD. THE THRONE OF INTELLECT, eholll
pe,erle ond By inappropriate dnpeI Every h1mia 6sng
M a. tho aue we look the Part the bDr. l.
he face he nerc ed with locke OF fiery red or yeilowor mighty
le1h Ce nd OF st then single application Of CRsr
en- 81 | t a 81 - he eoo Sr1is..S
soll and aIpi'd by CsIsraDoEo, No 6 AstOf Houie.
TIE HoIIDYs-Boys and Girls, prepare for the
s{ ana q SpSa s a rT esh '1 WE a
no Broada compAnc. with the orders of ts avea es
Of al kr ds Of curious toys FUTILE has also at his
bh tiv boSd call ard eSauae before they ell besposea
aonacs jewel Boxes &C See advertisements in another
A SINGULAR FACT-Take a single wafer, pat it
upon yoar tongue allow to melt gradually and your 'e
wafer used BRY4N's PULwoNc wMEa IS een box They
DsIclSyst General Agents for Nev-YoIk ana vicinity
JUIIIHY's Music FOR THE MiLuON.-Jullien's last
and greatest competition the Great Exhibition Qulade embracing
sred on the 9th under Of Julisrs Music for tn Mn
tie subcrbe which will b entitled to chance in the free g1s
Of 100 Piano fortet
NEW Music" Christmas Quadrles,' by Zilla p
cents Reeoeeons Of wsis' for four hana 6y Stephen
Howard 8 cenhis piece has been with grsa applause
%o asI bse Ie cbn w. bespssk sn Intensive sale s the
above besuu pees published BY HORACE WATERS No 81
Brosdwsy
LOCAL ITEAIs-THE HOLIDAYs.-MOney spent at
KSoxs establishment the Prescott House l Broad
Sprng viii procure articles sli able for Holiday Gifts
Of better Quality and on lover terms than at ANY other
lis stock embraces Cenemeus hasa walking
Genes sk Ubreas large valuable and varied
Of Gentlemen and Ladies call and make selections
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Jaundice, Bilious Fe-
Hcaasche all dis which their origin
Liver. hoBEss,egs LIVER PILLS the
medicine 10 eject aud lasting they act by
morbid ions OF the by which
heod pure and healthy Read following remarkable
cure performed by he Use OF Hobensaeks Liver Pills
lR.J n. ICBESsAcK:
Having teen latoriug under disease Of The liver for ten
having vested skeleton,
T. die BY physician when Twas advised your Liver Pills
purchased box OF and IN week after
began taxing Them able attend 10 no Isehod duties
previously been unable DO for uonh With conf
them all suffering with liver
plniu, Yours truly, Ms. 4 HIGHr
n hoBESsAcX Proprietor Phlsle phia.
CLcRs~sR Co, No. 81 Bsfelay-st- New York General
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-24

LOCAL lTEAIs-THE HOLIDAYs.-MOney spent at
KNoxs esabheneni the Prescott House j Broad
way and sphng, viii procure articles al able for Holiday GIFTS
Quality and lower terms than other absh-
the lis stock embraces Oenemens tass walking
SIX Umbrellas and large valuable and vsr assor Ineui
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-24

FCns, FCEs FCRS-WrsI fND FASHIONABLE ~.
AND F~soRyA 4 sperdd oek o. F1s fJf ,l's sst ~
den sbitrneD pfl4 holiday ris heins BON d
rrd liorsb BILE tics btndins N u.ogl with he rree
n ff
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-24

HOLIDAY CIFTs-T GILBERT d Co.'S magnificent
Pianos Il be1uoy finished without A.oa,
that can be made daughter sister Sold
t6IgHils, by HORACE WATERS, NO. 5j1 broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-24

FowLERs & WELLS, PhrenolOgists and Publishers.
Clinton Hall No. ISL Nasssu4.. Ncw-lo5k
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-24

BROOKLYN Hosiery STCRE.-famlcs who seek
N End store vhere ofofh ss.0ei stock Of Hos can be
frtd eve tfrrtG rELEs 30 az Fo0n, oppost Hillary
where Ttt and having 4Oue-5ry OF his enables
ard give value and al en than those wh
thar Buyers viii Call tue
tou Kept tlohls everything known a. }seEJ Shirts
q d DreWtle Gent CIrr re-. r..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-24

NEW Music" Christmas Quadriiles, by Zilia; %
cents "Eecoeoons of wsxs' for four hands ~ Stephen
ST Clsr Little Eva In Heaven" by O. g.
Iowad IS piece with grsa applause
orc thar rights the National Tteaier in the mr
Jr, OF Uncle Cabin We bcspeak extensive sale os the
above hesuif peees jut published BY HORACE WATERS No S
Hrood
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-08
IMPORTANT DiStOIERi!!
RELIEF In TEN MINUTES -

ohANS rl MoNlc WAFERs ME anlailirs in
J.e en-. i -easf=, Cold, Asthma Bfonehhi.
Sore Ihrint. l,ais - DirruIf Brenbr, I,,i,i,,,
t"nsumrtsn, ard sesses ct The Lung They have
no aste at medtr,uc nj any child will take them,
Thousands haNr reni inted To health that bud belnrr
dr>i"ied. lr-timnnt ven IN Lunaieds of cases A
single dose reiic,' II MINUTES.
Ask iar Bpap's l'uim, &c Walers--tbc original and
only genuine l. sumred 'yan. Spurious kinds arc
offered tor sale. Twenty fl ccutz bnx. Sold b, deal
ers generally. J. BRYAN co. Rochester, n Y Pro-
nrintrrs. Nhalesnlr by J Il WOOD. Richmoad; T. n
koBERfsoN ACO., Peter l,rp J. IL PATTERSON
@C"',Wheeling, aud d. r. LYMAN, Lynehhurg.
u,tl b.dloiT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-08
Arrival of Mitchell, the Irish Patriot.
SONORA DESTROYED BY FIRE
MURDERS AND oUTRAGEs.

Annexation Movements in the iSdndteieh Islands
-Morements of Meriedn Troops upon Ell
Passo, sc.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 7th.-The Daniel Web
ster with late California intelligence arrived to-
day
The Town of Sonora, was destroyed by fire
the Sd October
John Mitchell, the Irish Patriot, arrived at
San Francisco, and was honored with a public
dinner.
The Supreme Court of California had made
a most important decision in relation to lands,
declaring all grants of lands, made in accordance
with Mexican law, valid The effect will be to
GUST hundreds from lots held by them for years and
restore them to original grants. The decis
ion is considered a death blow to squatters,
and will cause million of dollars worth of proper
ty to change hands.
Murders and other outrages were prevalent
through the States.
Governor Biglers majority is eighteen hundred
votes.
Important intelligence from the Sandwich Is
lands is also received by the Dan'l Webster. DIR.
Judd had been removed from the office of Minis
ter of Finance and Elisha Jaller, late u. s. Con
sui appointed in his stead.
Decided steps were taken towards annexation
to the United States. The French and English
Consuls, protested against such an act-but the
American Commissioner replied in firm but dig
nfed manner. The movement had given rise to
a general excitement.
The barque Cyane from Richmond, had arriy
ed safely at San Froncisco.
BUFFALO, Nov. 7th.-There has becna devas-
ting fire at Green Bay, Wisconsin Loss one
hundred thousand dollars.
NFw ORLEANS Nov. Th.-An express, just
in, from FL Passo, states that five thousand Mex
leans marching on that town.
Baltimore Markets, Nor. 9TH.
FLoUR-S6 81. Red wheat 43 to AZ;
white wheat 80 to 80.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-08
SOUTEI-SIDE RAILROAD.
r.. rss. ,sssa rfs5z4zE=sz
81 - - ;ss ,:t


4 PASSENGER TRAIN OF CARS leaves the De
IA pot, in Petersburg every day. Sunday expected.
q clock, NJ. arrives Burkcvile at the IN
tersertion of the Richmond and Dlnsille Rall-Rond
10 cuckA connecting by that Rand with MessrS.
Z. Flngg x ca Stage Lue for Charlotte Court ttau>p,
Halifax Court House, DInvillp and Greensboru n c,
and arriving Rice~ Station 1925 M. connecting
there with Mrssrs. Flngg. Caldwell x Cos Stage Linc
for Fnrmvie nd I,nchburg.
Returning. tie tnin leaves Rices Station. d. P. NJ
AID Burhryille nj % p. thriving in Petersburg il
time Tor the trains going North South. connecting
every tuesday aud Friday with the Apppmattox Rnil
Road with the splendid nships Roanoke and james.
for n w-Yok which leave City Point at 7P NJ.
and every Wednesday with steamships for Philadelphia
which leave City Point at the same hour.
j gers peierIing to remain in Petersburg the
ghr, can take the morning. train North u. A M.
the james River Boats for Old Point, Norfolk and Bnt
u"re ut g. NJ, or the for the South, o'clock,
A..
Arrangements huyc been maze lay which through tick,
cts between the .nowing points may be procured al
tie annexed tutes:
Between Petersburg and Lynchbug, through in
sixteen hours, --.----.--.- .--....----- - w
Between Pelers' urg and the Sweet Sulphur
Springs through in Two Observation-Disclosures 90
Between Petersburg and " hire Sulphur Springs,
through in two iHyS..--.--. III w
Between Petersburg DaGvilir, through in TWEEN.
ty-tour hours. -.--.--..--. -
Between Petersburg Gee lsbor, N e, thro'
in two days. -. 10 Oh
Between Petersburg and Salisbury. N. C..throufh
in two days.. II III
Between Pptc sbufg and Charlotte, $l8 On
A freight train i,avcs the Petersburg Depot every
Monday "Wednesday und Friday morning a. &, A. .and
returns the days Any person wishing to see tie
rates # freight nbtnin freight list by calling unn
the AGENT mt the Petersburg Depot.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-08
Rhode Island LepisIoture.

,urna JJhNeE, Nov. 3.-The General Assembly
aoJ at Kingston, to-day, after a session of
ro oa3 half days. An act was passed making
1ages s'a Steamboat companies responsible in
an aa ~. loss Of life by carlessness. This,
lyap,;on' calling together the Constitutional
"' We're the only public acts passed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-08
WASHINGTON IroTEL..


VIE undersigned having purchased the interest of
VIM Leitwich " Son, In this lorg rsiahli died
and well known Hotel will hereafter eoudue the same
under the sfA1s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-08

(sKY sIDE LIGHT CoMBINtnO
MAIN ST, TWO DOORS BELOW BRIDGE ST.
Lynohbug, Va
" BEST be the Arr ,tat immortazc.
The Arr tint battle, ime's tsrunnic claim
To queuch il
'INE Subscribers have the pleasure to ounce to
u the cizcns ot Lynrh'urg aud vicinity that their
Gallery j. ia readiness Grlhe reception ot visitors
Having arranged Their light and rooms with every
convenience for the successful prosecution ol the Dt.
gueneotype and brought 10 their md the lutcst nd
most APPROVED APPARATUS. Hey feel warranted in say.
ing that tho,c who mny wish correct md
Unfading Likeness
Can obtan such taken in the best stylr Of tie art.
The much admired and hlrs- Sterenscopic or
Solid Dagn"reuy prs taken by the subscril in all
their perfection, seeming it stur1 ia
scuprlrcd stut ,try
Ia their large assortnc0t and great variety Of
Frames, Cases Locks Medallions, Pins, &c,
in Which To pmcc Picia -, the asr of ill mny lac gn
flied in style, also IN price All pictures warranted 10
give satisfaction orno cl1ge will be made A visrl Ia
their Gallery is respectfully solicited whether pic
are desired OF not
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-08
Unfading Likeness
q. W. AlINNIS,
n. s. TANNER.


Practical Dasuereotypists
To- Galleries, Main St, two ,or- from Bridge ST..
Lynrhbrg- Sycamore ST., Petersburg and It6 Main
ST., Richmond Va. oct 10 Is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-08
STOCK OF GOODS
Ag't fer J y. Keni. DC.
NIOOisMAN a. MARTIN. oFfgl


WI services IN tho public agcntA IN
RECEIVING d. FORWARDING GOODS,
Or for the saIe o nny aud all kinds OF ounry Pronoa
thur may be- their One ot IA, agent
Nh Royall will be the Rnl Rond Depot every ds,
the arrival of Freight Cara for The purpose Of receiving
and taking chnrgs %! any produce sent Ia care.
Tho clpAr.t attent ~ event the receipt nad deis
cry hen Corn or Oats,
Lett by mail ,r otherwise will be promptly attend
.d To. mug 12.d&sta
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II NEW HOOR,
SHOE. NAT IND car STORE.

LYNCHBURG. VA.
f1siiE undersigned have iu.f oponed splendid new
1 stock of ROOTS. SHOES, HATS, CAPS.
TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS. Sc, a.. purcb th.
fll IN Boston. New York aud Philadelphia from the
list established h",sss In the northern markets by
of the frm whirhtbey would Gull the attention
If the Ladies' aud gcntlensa of Lytehburg, and the
nadc generally.
They have aao purchased he HAT ESTABLISH.
MENr of Mr.. jacob Rnmbourh, and having In their
rnppy No. workmcn. they prepared to manulac-
tine 10 order. HATS % the utrs, style and finest enal.
~.
Being determined to sellor smull profits. We solicit
rnli our store, next door below hessrs Mosby and
Gafands Auction room, wheie Willnso our best ex.
ettpns please. A. COCHRAN.
drr l-cts JNo. .. TAYLOR.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-08

1NKAul D!-A WIN want AXES Of the real
4 ColnsA Co make should be particular to notice
the stamps there various counteeiis and mita
LIONS stamped Collins und lnbied much Ike ours, which
nfe frnuduepty aod in pnt of the United States
rs our manufacture. They made in different pnrts
ri the country by various makers ind generally
ri very inferior quality The genuine Collins sxe.whch
haNe acquired such extensive reputation inyari
nhle stamped Collins n Co, Hartford and each
axe has printed label with my signature. IL Is now
innte than - YEARS since commenced the hnsi-
nezs"ith the stump of collins & Co., Hartford mud
dn not know ol amy other nscnaker by the name Of
Collins in the United MATES. s. W. COLLINS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-08

OFFER FOR SALE, AS THE AGEN-
Of James VI. Van Hose. rtaet OF Land stunicd
Suck Creek in the county of Campbell about 10 miles
South Ensl from the Court House. containing between
GOO aud 700 ACRES. This Fnrm is situated in the
finest Tobacco region of the Stnie The cleared Lnid
roduccs we'll Wheat Corn, Onts and Tohncco and 10
easily susceptible Of u high state OF Improvement. A
lnrgc portion of Is wood, and finely tiubcreJ mud
when ccared produces Tobacco of the finest lonty.-
better opporuuilyi Is seldom offered for nm ndvnnia
geous investment. Application mny be made cthc' tn
lanes NJ Cobbs lynchburg, to john d Alexander the
undersigned ut Campbell Court House
nov I8.ly EDWIN PAGE.
The charlottesville Advocate aud Richnnnd Exnmi
LII
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" q n & n

4 CREE & MeGlANAuAN viii occupy the back
n rooms Of their store until the front Is fitted up.
Entrance down the al cy between Me,srs. J. & NJ
IInIlns aud tLlcr Stnre nnu.e. oct 3 dNctsl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-08
The Whitehurst Daguerrean GALLERY,
RLISH ED In 1Raz

TNTIE Sub,crbef roluIn- h@ arknoW dgmenIs O the
public generally for the yery liberal patronage be-.
towed on him since his los ution in this pIncr, (na~
nearly year-) and would respectfully inform them
that he is still on hand. hem with lNCREAS
ED FACILITIES having good Artist as an assistant,
md operating with large lights. anged
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-08
VERY LATEST.

'y Telegraph from London to liverpool.
ENGLAND.
,nao", Saturday Morning Oct. % Thirty
pP PlekerS were drowned on Tuesday even
|, =, Inc uPsetting of wagon crossing the
TURKEY AND AUSTRIA.
L Emperor arrived at ST. Petersburg on the
"on Berlin. Preparations for war were
r. "oSeeuted with more alacrity than ever
hundred ships were lying at Odessa, all
were making the most strenuous exertions
FnG Shipment of grain.
H. i, L meet IN the harbor of Constantinoplc,
ra5 I"' been laid up for the winter, had been
batcl " De prepared for sea with all possible
.ol,sv, ran" Result-Lucy Stone.
Vs., LIE Nov. 3.-Professor Butler, shot
b: 'JIS oy, by Mr.. Ward, died last night.
3nd IJy g.. refused bail for Ward to-day, and
rj bo. niln to Jail, A younger brother of
an aos' "iso been arrested, charged with be-
hoaso stone lectured here last night to a crowd
ana lectures again tonight.
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w. w. Ieuwich n R,o,bcr


under the snle of
w w Ecnwich N Brother
II l. their purpose Ia reht and improve he House M
Ia nuke II conform in all respects the great improve
m'ut. nude in modern Hot, ls Their Hon . vi Sc
NEATLY FURNISHED. and nhai an agrrennar nln .
al rr-"rt To Travellers, and all persons VISITING Lynch
hafe-"l te neither expense trouble viii be spared
/" make thin 7 A b amnng the most sumptuous
and elegant In the State.
AIM hrd 10 his lotei i. of the mos. COMNO
plpuS STABLES in thr city, hieh l. managed by
twn most trust, ord experienced oSrIERS.
he undersigned are we'll aware nf the extensive pnt
ronng" which has been heretofore extended To this Ho-
til, underline management OF WIN L"ltwch 4 Son aud
Tie desire el continuing anl greatly crcusing the
same will slimule them spare NJ cNrriona 10 com.
mend Themselves to the hvnr of their friends the pub
lie generally
WIN " LEFTWIGH.
oct l.dseta THOS W IEFrWIcU
HACK AND PonrrR, belonging Ia IA, will b. In III
lenda'c" ut the Depot md Packet Landing, convey
travellers In the Washington Hotel. rRtt or onAnaE.
" ALuABLECITI PROPERTY For
Saie-lhr undersigned nler. Tor sale tho Howm
" Let, ON 1ih >tcct.R ut present. occupied by VIM. NJ.
Bhchiord E.l IT, The hnu,c is comparatively new
im- = or fe"m'. with all neccssar, houses and n
linz snllri attached.
Apply To III, undersigned, To Me d re Peter.
,rclbnre. AUSTIN NJ TREBLE.
June ll-dsc9umt.
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PHILLIP w. PAYNE,
Ocnlcr IL EnmcX a staple ID Goods,


nj AIN Street Lyo,hburg Viteina, Store In
w curlc. new building, ip merry known ~ KYLE.
cofner hcRs enye To call the atentng of his friends sni
the public to hia large and desirable stock Of Spring and
Summer goods, embracing every article usually KEPT nj
the dry goods line, which will be offered terms
which cannot tail to please nll who mny want g'.ed
goo'ls low pIees. II - friends and the public
nestly requcs ed cnl aud examin hiA Stock IL VI
"tlo'd him very much pleasure 10 exhibit it.