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RICHMOND.
RICHMOND.
ssG+k Change Of Schedule. DIR
spring and Summer A arrangement,
Between New York and Richmond, via
Norfolk

PER y. s. STEAM SHIPS
JAMESTOWN AND ROANOKE,
(At 1900 'oRs Ber3hea, C.'nmHnted by Cap.nii.
~ Oiseniy yand Ski ner
Tin Jamestnwn will leave Rich pon every Tur-lny nj
ternont nj 1 O'Clock And the Roanok' every Snturis,
t-otnng M 'cltck. far New Yntr vie Nornlk.
Returning they will leave New ,k for Richmond
every Saturday aud Wednesday Afternoon o'cook.
Stopping u E " hours way et Norfolk
Fassaee to New York including meal aph State
ioom nceomu.odaier, ,nnl ...-.........-... 90
o''efnge ! nsSHRe only
Charge IN Norfolk, the same rs by River Bonts.
Merchants aud rmvellers will find this nf the most
speedy nnd can't rtnhle routes hsw.cn NV York mud
Ri hun nd Passage aud fare on, &l0, Steerago pas
sage only So.
I.uDLAM n WATSON,
apl3 Il Richmond Va.
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VIRGINIA LINE OF Richnond a.

These vessels of the fret class built in the city Of
baltimore, expressly for this rnde and have superior
ommodations for passengers. They are commanded
y experienced Capinns, well qualified for the trade
and who i'll spare no exertion accommodate The,
will be towcd up pnd down the rivers by and may
he relied on to sail promptly advertised.
Merchants going North or ordering goods from Nav
York will find il their interest chip by this line,
freight will always be taken low by any other
line of Packets, and every effort will be mnde by tue
,Pents in Richmond nnd New York to give satisfaction.
Freight Is per whole, and ~ cents per , =,
Tobacco being about so per cent less lhap charg'
the Steamers. Insurance can be effected in the h.s.-
noad Fire Assoration b, this line at 3-s per cent.
We respectfully ask and hope H. succeed in obtain.
ng full sha" of patronage.
Good. shipped by this line 10 NewYork will be for
wnrded free of commission TO New Orleans Mobile,
Charleston, Savannah any other Southern North
,rn port. The vessels will lie in Richmond Rockctts
New York at Beth No. |, Coffee House Slip, foot Of
Wall Street. DAVID CUR lie Richmond, } p
G. H. PIERSON.N Y Is
No 81 .Souh Street.
August 2.dts
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VOL. 2.--NO. 266.
MERCHANTo.
LATEST PARIS sTYLEa.

LATEST PARIS STYLES. "
ECbisbD by ExPRsS-tid. morning a few
~ patterns benrtilu Cnnbric and Bcrase Ro..s The
latest .ing out; also, Solid Brrases, al; coors; fine
Plaid Ginghams, &c. very Nv prizes. Crll and ex-
amino th' sTiGLER HoELDERRY e. CO.
nN CONSIGNML factory prIee.-.
~ large lot of Agricultural implements. such az
Flows. Cultivatot., Hay Cutters. Corn Sbce,. &c
may2f D1I.Lej ID OGDEN
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RECEIVING AND ON HAND
s)n HliDs N. o. n Z X suga,,
~ 40 bl. Cofee and Clarified Sugar,
80 boxes and bbis Lonf, Crushed, and Pul
verified Sugar,
100 bags Rio aud Laguira Coffee,
30 bugs SUPERIOR Old Javn Codes,
10 hlids Cuba mil r. r. Moiasses,
30 bbls N. q. Mola.ses,
20 tons Bur Iron. assorted,
do Hoop and Band do,
do Biisterd ST. al.
! do. Cast and Shear do.
10000 lbs Baron,
200 Snles Sol Leathef,
rs do Bnck Upper do,
40 don Calf Skins
90 Pink Ii ling do
10 Sheer Skins,
1000 6hles Cation Ynrn,
10 Bales Osneburr-.
80 Boxes Sperm md Adamanine Candles.
so do Hull& Sons Patent do,
IS do Soap,
10 do Starch,
300 kegs Nails 3 to go ay
10 Wni Nails,
II bbs I nners' OIL
40 ons Peruvian Guano,
200 saoks Salt.
Also
Plaid Bleeched aud Brown Domestic CoI;co Line,
Drill Bed Cords md Plough Lines Win low Gn.. and
Inuy corpefns Alu =, Madder md Indigo, Peper
u ger nni Spife, Spades. Shuvcl- Trace and Halter
Chnna Manure aud Hay Folks Boots Sho.. and tIat.
For sale. excl age or country Pr,dnce p accomo.
dating terms taP sItO JOHN HOLLINS
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No Hulnbug.

NO HumDug.
I(ElNh unable To tiocuie house to continue our
business, we nrc compelled Ia lose out our entire
stock Of Boot4 Shoes, Hats aud Caps. Trunks. Garnet
Bop and Unblelasa Chs for Cash. oniy The stock
invery nrge and bought from ~ 10 25 or cent lower
than the anne goods be boaght ~ the Nortl this
Spring ihase In oi od. IN our line will nj. a.c
call .oon such chance will never ,s offered again
mnr24s COCHRAN a. TAYLOR
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y Il Il Al. y n TOB A &C q !.
Nj. I.ANGHOR NE IL SONS

II s ~ - - a - a \, u
NJ. IANGHORNEa a& SONS. ass
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN sEcAas AND TOBACCO or
EVERY VARIETY or BRANDS 5a
fINHE sub-crbers have constantly on hand a large
i stock Of HAVANA e. PRINCIPE SEGARS, OF
the most approved brands which they feel confdeot are
Inferior to IN the market, and which will be sold at
the LOWEST CASH PRICES tit 20 fiaA
OapEHs from any part Of the Union will be promptly
met, and entile satisfaction guarantet purchaser
The iollowi rnnds are kept constantly on hand
sEdARs. a-9H4=#43zH
La Flor de liabana, La Suana
California, Lns Tres Coronas,
Jiootenea, La Gnia de Aqua
Old Dominion Conuuista,
La fiel de r. J. o., vi Leon de Oro
La Teresita HI Nuptuno,
Rio Hondo, Plantation
nj Programa, Figaro,
Los Tres Estrellss La Norma,
Herman Cortez, Principes,
Lafayette, &e., Sc.
ToBAcco.
Dronoc0. Nectarine
Gpid Leaf, Caiawba,
Golden Peach. Stanard, &c. & @.
Septembe S-d&cts
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cPEClAL NOTICE.-rhe Partnership of j.
- f. Slaughter & Ca dsscved tine Oath OF
last january nd the undersigned alone authorized
close u all the business 4. the late firm. fhn under
signed will still carry MS Iron und B~sss Foundry at
the mouth Of Fishing Creek
feb 28ts J. +. SLAUGHTER.
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N B.PAYNE would respectfully to
-. the public thai he has fitted up "A handsome
lusi above his Boo, Store. where may be nnd ine
a+<nfmen f Panosat prices varying from 5000 $500
Guitars from 81 toS IS and a good supply of V,olins
This opened To the public and particularly Ia
the Ladies', call some beautiful Piano. just open
ed ,-dav. np' lots
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TTNlON STEAMSHIPS COMPANY'S
~ L.AE OF STEAMESR-FUR pHlLADEL.
PtlA, VIA NORFOLK The atramsrh lrs~S n
Vrg'ne. Captain David Teal sien.ne Asss.zsaiTISs5x
n.ylvana, Captain Jnncs Bnymorc, steamer City oi
Richmond, Captain H. Mitchl One of these splendid
steamers will leave Richmond for Phind lphn every
Monday and Thnrslay ~ high water. touching CITY
Pnni nnd Norfolk To rive fcisht and ins,engcrs.
Returning, leave Philadelp ia every ednesay and
Saturday. al 10 o'clock, A. arriving NJ Richmond
every Tuesday and Saturday morning On which days
they will d.cl arge their cargo.
These splendid steamers have been built expressly for
this line, and every cxero has been ma e combae
strength and speed, They provided wih "frnn Ia
Parent MeAlic Lire Boats;' first rnie lnbles ard
every attention is paid by accommodating Captains to
the comfort Of possenR an the projections oi ,od-.
FARE REDUCED:
Passage % New York, Il cabin and found ....... 81
j" Philadelphia .'' = ........6
" 2nd cabin aud not found ...-...d
Passenger for New York would insult their interest
by liking this rou,ei for independent ol bcng the
cheapest md .afest, II is by far TIE most p.a.,nt.
Tolncooni-is Shipping Pittsburg he ar c1onmoda
ted by this line. have entered into mgcmcnts
To forward od- through with iispat Ia.
For freight pussnpe nppy 10
ROBERT RANRlN, Agent,
On ii Dock.
p PS-All goods by this ne from Phlai.lplta viii
he discharged on Tuesdays and Saturdays md nii,r
they delivered tho wharf shall be uonsi red by
the Company the risk of the owners
mar / ! DIS ROBERT RANKIN AT
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WINDOW SHADES

N b. PAYNE has ape d lie largest sssort-
H. ment nf 3 ades ever offered in this market
c"ns ting OF every variety. Some quaiity aud
yey beautiful. Lspl 26ts
~ Exurpsu cony
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1A TONS PLASTEK-On hand md
liO being received. 40 rons Plaaterat our Mill
which will be sold low for ca sh aud ground in the best
We ale uso manufacturing nj oni Shop n lot
Of seper,r improved CORN SHELTERS Those IN
want plense give call.
',ll8ts II. s WIIIrTEMORE e. BRO
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R.M w NV u y u U III II ~ hOuse sUItu
A;l bic for small fhm, w,'hin five minutes walk Of
the Posi- Office. Enquire at this Office apl 90 dts
WANTED TO HlRE.-rhe sub.oribei-
w wish TO hire for their work the Va X Tenn
ro,road, in the Mountain region of Va. n number -
and boys, for which liberal hire will be pail
They have had long experience in the management al
negroes and Themselves large Hired
will receive the treatms"' in t"<re'i
that they give their own One ~ u
Lynchburg, any time. till the l0h Of january u
Washington Hotel, McCorklc Simpson & ,nr-
rat Mcdaniel 81 Hurts They will also buy
bays. dec 25 dacts SCOTT Il ADAMS
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MISCELLANEOUS
INSURANCE. AGENCY,
toI the frutecton ln>uu,nee Cnmpnny, dnftfri Con.
CARL AL. $500 900.

Insurance Company of the Valley, in Virginia.
CAPITAL. 5000 900.
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ASSURANCE can be Effected in these onpanies ~
. "n as lar TERMS as in any others equal respouSi
hily, by application To
I. ID. CHRISTIAN, Ag't Lynehhurg
aug l7-l1y
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lust RECEIVED.

VUST RECEIV Ed
1900 lbs Nice Buck Whsn Flour.
% Firkins No and Butter
mnr 2i-is AGREE Il M'CLANAIAN.
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New York Money Market.

The L. 5. Economist of the Both ult says:
The stock Market has been pretty actiye du-
ring the week, and rriccS are better. under thu
influence of greater 'huuG'''cr If mo.,cv NJ call
upon the best railrnn,,, and also u foreign de
maud for Stocks Illinois Bonds, for il. tance
lavt' been RENTED to Il considerable extent. una
have risen 10 Is. The in>tament of ~ per share
winch called ia upon ihi. stock last spling.
hns we learn. all been paid up, with the exec tion
If lot, which belongs in one quarter Of winch
the 1T r.ng, hnvc not yet been adjusted. Il II
understood that partic, are ready 10 tat, the
stock soon as adj Ietei, md pay up the install
mrnt-. Generally the tunr Of the markci IS
much hetter The improving Stair ot money al
hirs will help the Erie tiro . b. and enahie tie
Nenrai 10 pay, as well as declare ih idend.
The Exchange Market is not very active. bat
r1trs tor sterling range GA lh-thr latter tor
bankers names. Francs j.l24 ali. lhe
remittance of specie continues Ia SON. extent.
including the Mexican money. the shipment ot
which ha- swollen tho aggregate export of com.
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From the l{et hihlicnn.
R1iiroad Connection ootv cen hynch5urs al
Motifs Catolin a NO


Knifoad Copnect'.n o2tV cen hylici 'ui5 'ii''
Forth Cat0hn NC
hts2fS. i'e'f7tS ~ "' 'cP"0,'' ',' ~
PllG mn iar IL ln' ~ u 'o,''',',,@
"cGa,@'ion l" Ni'' ."'S' "'e' : "''e. 'a' -.
uehape oil eh''s""hinS vac P''"' 9'''' 'P,''
SUBJECT OF 80 n'o'3 ",lr'''"g'' NV VII.
ten IN spun II I'VE "'""'',' "'''o"'9 ~,
wishing to war ngnhSt 40 'iiff'~'' S'rl''.u'
or private. In the "ntSe' nave taken Il 'af
granted thai iae hicGmonI anu ''ahE5e h n3
road Is 10 be 'A'eha'" I" '"' 1ool 81 'a' 1la.
Ridge IN l'aireN county, ana even oe9 ono 'i 1
point At the adjournment "i The last Leslsla-
t9re n bill was on their ca''nde' Tor the extern
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The last number of the Admin ,tration organ
has II very long and ahored article, intended to
show that thc doctrines of know Nothngism are
.iorbiddcn By the Bitie The organ, in its
gument, relies upon the commands given through
Moses to the jewish nation in the Odd and Bath
verses of the 18Th chapter of Lcvitcus:
II stranger seiourn with thee IN your land,
yt shall not req ham; but tue stranger that dwell
eth with you shall be unto you as one born d,nong
yoU and thou shalt love him thyseh, for yc
strangers in the land ot Egypt. ! am the
Lord your God.
We believe the Know Nothings seldom or new
CT undertake to argue with their opponents, their
forte being action rather than argument but pos-
Sihlv, ifthey were in an arguing mood, they
might tell the Washington organ that the Lord
did not command the lsrac,itrs to let strangers
elections. aud that it l. considerably more than
doubtful whether they had any elections at all.
n General Pierce editor isn'trneHgh of n the
ol6gim to avoid blasphenng unawarcs. After
quoting the preceding passage from Levhicus,
he speaks of 1t as evidence that Moses had "a Sa-
Sacity GmoHnting almost 10 intpition.' But the
commands given to the lsrpetes through Moses
purport to have been the commands of God. The
very passage cited closes with fireworks, II am
the lord your I'D So our Presidents organ
quotes the language of the Almighty and under
takes TO enforce its authority by asserting that
it evinceS "A SAGACTrY AMOUNTING AL
MOST TO Louisville Jour
nal.
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known that the country through which At w, wm
pass one of the WeUlthiest IN the state ne
Ilairston~. he Martins, the staples, the Kedds'
the Pcnns, and various oher Lave owners IN
pittsyIyania. Henry and Patrick would furnish
"A larga amount ut that kind al labor which -
known 10 be suitable for railroad work
In conclusion. Messr-. Editors. mu-t return
thanks To you for your Kindness and courtesy III
Tho use Of your column and TO your Numerous
readers for their patience.
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HENRY

Export or SprrIE-It i, well for vs. that We
pos,csess the California mines. and It'll better
If the opinion shall prove 10 be well founded that
these mines ure neAhau,tlble Tor from n" Other
quarter could we derive the precious metals IN
Sufficient onantite 10 meet the constantly in
crca,ing dernan for specie TO pay for the mann
features of foreign natlons.
The Journal If Commerce gives the following
statement of the amount OF .recic which has
been exported from thai port alone during mne
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MAINE LAWN VERMONT. THE Supreme Court
of Vermont has decided that the submission Of
their prohibitory liquor law to the people, to de
eide by vote when 1t should go into effect, did
not render itinvaid, but that it was very prop
or mode of settling the question. The Supreme
Courts Of other States, it will be remembered
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WiIder's Patent Saiamander Safe!

Me,>r>. STEARNS < MARVIN, ~. IA < li6
Watr street, ,outinue make and sell " Wiljers Pat
S,nm.ndcr SAT I'M arc ihepHLY PERSONS Attic
Rt.tn except Mi! il the New Eng nd Su y to make
nol ii the i, q. WILDER. PuteHtGo. A
\cN.lorh. Sla. 8, 1881.
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M ARRIED.

At the T'a> gton Hotel, ON the morning Of
the 4ih INST, ty Rev. u. L. Wills, Mr.. CHARLES
GINIuEr anu NISe fsass WoopELl the former
OF II. Llnl-- ND lne nltlrr of Cleveland. Ohio.
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FUNERAL NOTICE

The funeral services of the late Mrs. Wm
Hamilton Mnsby will take place this morning at
10 o'clock.at the residence Of Col. Aug. Leitwich
Oct 4
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have decided the reverse OF this; that's, that
laws submitted to vote of the people are lille
gal, on the ground that Legislatures cannot thus
delegate their Legislative powers.
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WooD GAs.-We have already referred TO an
important invention 10 bring this kind Of gas in
to general use. The New York Evening Post
states that seven eiic- On the continent Of Eu-
rope at this moment lighted with wood gas.
1t Is used in Philadel phin and New York. The
Manhattan Gas Works mike between eight and
nine thousand cubic feet Of Wood gas a day
1t will be no nconsiderable saving to the people
of cities, if generally Introduced
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SELL INTEREST

- will generally head bnyi G, 10 find the
Lugr.r and most complete assortment ofg ,od.
TT lhls notice is enabh, you hrl, wihnut
much trouble tie largest aud mn-l compete assortment
at FURNITURE that ha- been ol-rod in inr X ch
nond mtcIo, Having had a nrgr number 6" wrrkuen
apllVed the Iasi in manufacturing fprnit
and Matt5cs-r', / am prepared II furnish Hotels
aud tam.Iie. with good and substantial articles w
price,, ana | would particularly invite the tape'S and
PLANTERS. whll they visit hchmond call Hnt! jue
my sturk, before ulcl t-ng Gs DE- MINES, To -.
tnr small prof ,-az fH5 ID saying = "a quick SIS
pence j. hr'r,s ms, - ~ ,hillinp."
r"## f.NM4i. ". HAR WOOD.
OCT > try IN 6ioeern,i's 81. 8icienJn,i. Va.
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farm OF 4.00O acres the craps upon which be re
ports are at least thrice larger than ever before
aud he has occupied the farm nearly 10 year.
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Hon. Amos Kendall, president of the southern
Telegraph Company, has made proposition for
"A competition Of the telegraph lines to Richmond,
by way OF Gordinsyille, over the Orange Rail
road ..
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All this indicates very unequal sort ct free
trade" The importatons of foreign goods must
have been inuced excessive. 10 require such heavy
drafts npon the specie OF the country Nat. M
teiHgeneer."
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COM MERCiAI..

Inspections to date 1000 1920 sou.
Market continues animated, without change IN
prices Sales of Irg- - y, to q, common lcuf
SO 10 81: m,ddng do. - to - 10; goed to fne
.hip'g - III Ia so and 81 ~. Manuiac-
turing descriptions continue scarce, and fine and
extra qualities command high prices.
WurAr.-Receipts continue high, with salo.
from : - 10 sl.35 for good and prime parcels,
WI. 7. SMITH.
Comm Mefheonf.
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PROFITABLE liARyEsIlNG.-Wo notice in AN
English paper of arecent date. that a farmer in
South Essex had harvested IA field of 40 acres of
Oats aud that the crop averaged IL quarters--l &c
bufteis, to thrlncre. This field was n ,psrt of
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tn, only rr.ons nnthofzed To monulhcture "Wil.
rrs Patent Snurnand,r Safe (cxoert within the New
England s at"s are STEARNS MARVIN # l44
AMI las W ArER :. New J olk. The cord oi the pnD-
riirr to TINT arcf. with n cfrd frorn Mr. Steven II
Picr.or. lntc aft lr,fia eek Mrssrs A fred Ed.
w!s Co Of New iof., III be iold in another col.
grt Z
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SpUi>C WIN b mt, az ,,.i.a- ~ bud iurli.. 90
uat,- ir he s0ubelii 5ia,sls e don tN H.
clouds ~ Winter. CARrEKs SPANISH NlNTCEE ln+
long - i,,",i u reputation Sp,ing Medicine e. b
You'd nll others Ifs pid aud permanent purity os r
fleets rr the Blund nni commend 1t ~ all wu0
cu~tprnrd rn AXE Spring Mcdininr. 1t j. puwritul
and prompt va re,f"cN harmless. rynb1trir.
nrfG 4
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RICH FRENCH GOODS.

WfNEf II " NINND "VVDS'
ID II LEWIS.-The subscr her Is now o, ening oif
- ii the pleudid stocks OF rich SCI rh H'n'
Offered in any house in t Ire upper country - ''
very newest st,lcs out. Tn" laics oil tbs ely ma
country respectfully my tsd tocal and eHan'"
ne ,l"p. PulEtnr-- nj ilir reaas strictly adh"'''
10. - H. LEWIS EAT Maa Il
n,t2t. Lvurhhrg. =.
az. FOR RENT Two comfortable Briekten-
ilIa ements and two FRAMED COTTAGES Tor
rent, on 9Th and 9Th streets, near Col Sm'n
and my residence. Apply to Mr.. Chas. w. Chris
.ian. or to s. GARLAND.
oct 2-d2w .-.
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JUST RECEIVED,

a few beautiful sample of GRAF EN-st the Lyafh
l n burg Furnace al Range poliun. Cnli entIy
IT Nnu would secure them. C. ). BLISS.
81 Ats tH
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DELIGHTS or NARNA.--.

DELlGHfs OF NARNA.-A correspondent writos ::
When You goto bed the odds are that You win
ind your dormltory pre- occupied by honstrous
lizard quite rs fond Of the sheets as you are, and
not at all disposed to leave them. Grasshoppcrs,
ct the respectable size OF walnut, perform all
manner ot Saltatory exercises on your nose and
eye-lids; leSions of ants, nnumerable Gear wigs"
"a loathsomc crawling nsecf) and perfect clouds
oil hungry flies, make 81 free with your food that
with your utmost caution yeu are apt ~ swallow
them in scores Out of doors the yillaneous rur-
kish dog, with teroeous starvation in his wolf like
eye, and ct IA savageness which, in these wood
lands Wild" renders him still ugler customer
than his fellow of STEAMBOAT, hangs on Your rear,
"a If calculating the chances ola bite at the heshv
part of your calf; and, if you seek for Il moment
some sylvan shade, vile, vicious looking snake
starts aud sibillates his dsapproval of the dis.
turbancb of his sies'a.-LoHton Atlas
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RItL SIZES! asIssJsila.

In ~ variety ~ very SUPERIOR Hnir, Tooth, Nhl''
Il Hhte"ash, -lubbiug, Paint and other Brnstr'.
ust received at D. X. LYMAN.
Dct 3
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-05

GUANo lSLaNp.-A letter has been received at
the Admiralty from Commander De Hnrsev, of
Her Najesty's ship Devastation, dated August |,
lo5l, reporting that he found three vessels under
American coors ut the nninhabted island of
Ayes, in Latitude l5 deg l0min. 10 sec. north *
longrtdc 63 deg, 30 mn west and one davis sail
from st. CroiN, shipping guano, of which he
reports there is about 900 TONS on the island
aud but slightly inferior 10 the Peruvian
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-05

ENOR COUSINS, COLDS Ac.--
Bryan Iulmunir W Alters.
Mr. Gardaer- Syrup Livcrwo.th < Horrhaund.
Roses GougiiSyrup. sr
Nistnrs Bal,an Wild Cherry.
Ayres Cherry PASTORAL
Al destrvedy nnpular emed ., Tor cough olds, mr.
tain the throat &c for SAFE
j. II. THOMPSON & cos
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-05

The following interesting Letter has been re
ceiyed from Com. Perry, commanding the | nifed
States naval forces in the East India, China, amt
.Innnn Snns.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-05
sStOp the Water"

1--WE WATER WILL BE SLUT OFF from ALL
L. the Hyirant, "u thursday next. for few DAYS
whie sone indls repairs are being nude al the
Pump Hnusr + MILLER,
oct 4 3, Su, : Nate, Work..