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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-15

ITNION STEAMSHIPS COMPANY'S
- LINE OF STEAMESR.-FOR PIlLADEL-
PHIA, VIA NORFOLk--The steamerh r. ~
Virginia Captain David Feu stea.ne' S<SsxzzzsSS5-
ylyania, Captain james Baymore steamer City ot
Richmond Captain T. Mitchell. One Of these splendid
steamers will leave Richmond for rhilud phin every
Monday and Thursday ut high wuter touching at City
Point and Norfolk eivc fcght aud passengers.
Returning, leuve Philadep ia every Wednesday and
Saturday, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, arriving Richmond
every Tuesday and Saturday morning, on which days
they will died arge their cargo
These splendid have been built expressly for
this ne aud every has been mnde combiue
strength aud speed. They provided with ''frnn ia
Puent Metallic Life Boas;' first tables, ard
every attention is pnid by accommodating Captains Ia
the comfort of passengers and the protection OF goods.
FARE REDUCED:
Passage New York, ist cabin aud found So
" Philadelphia e e ...-..-.6
2nd cabin and not found .-.-.. a
Passenger. for New York would consult their interest
by lking this route; for independent OF being the
cheapest and Safcst, il is by FIR the most pleasant
Totacconi.rs shipping Ptsburg, can be accommoda
ted by this line, have entered into arrangements
To forward cd, through with ispnt' h.
For freight passage apply 10
ROBERT RANRlN, Agent,
On the Dock.
?. S,-All goods by this Inc from Philadelphia will
be discharged ON Tuesdays and Saturdays. and after
they are delivered the whuif shall be considered by
the Company AT the risk of the
mnr II dts ROBERT RANKIN Ag't
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Plated goods.

Unable CASfORS, Walters, Tall and Cbambe
l. Candlesticls, Shutters, Trny., Forks, Spoons, &c
large supply on hond for sale cheap, by
moy % GREGORY " RDYALL.
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REDUCING STOCK.
Bargains In Ready Made Clothing.

N order To insure the eonrlete disposal OF their
stock by the close ofthe the subscribers
will offer their large soek Of summer Clothing. Of their
manufacture a greatly reduced prices for CASH.
Those in ofGOOD CLOTHING now have OPP
portunity rnrey met with supply themselves with
the best article In the market unp ecedentedly low
prices. BURROUGHS, SHAfER a. CO.,
Wholesale tS Rrta Clothing Baznar Ger tlemen's
Out.iiag Establishment Main st Market.
Jun 10
TV Bedford Septfe Salem Beacon, Floyd Intcll
gencer and Wylheville Telegraph eapy.
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.Dan CASES CALABKiA Ex,rac
ANO NO.

GUANO GUANO.
HAVlNG made arrangements with the Peruvian
l. l. agents go supplies of GUANO On The best
TERMS we are now prepared to furnish it, We have
now on hand and ahpat, 500 bags and will be in reg.
nlar receipt of it, We shall Il none except what comes
To direct ON the agents and all who purchase OF us
may rely on getting GENUINE GuANo. We solicit
the ORDER our friends and all others, with the
ance that will always furnish them with the best at
Gle and on the most fay >orabe terms
CRENSiIAN Il co.
fe It's North side of the Basin, Richmond, Va.
GLOVER SEED.--PRIME NEW GLOVER
~ Seed for sale on the best terms.
feb2 Is CRENSHAW IL 90.
North side OF the Basin. Richmond Va.
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Old Dominion Line Canal Boats.

BETWEEN LYNCHBURC & RICHMOND
M EitCHANDnE &c. from he Norih ssE1ss E..sls
VI consigned to us, and tohocco, pro @----------~
tncc &c Skinned hy his line, from Lynchburg. for
waided fee Of Commission. Our bnais leave Lynch
burg and Richn ond every IFdHesd"y and SatHrday-
Our Lunber-l1ousc is IA FIRE PROOF building on the
Ba,inn Richmond, and prepared to receive FRO
Guce tnbncco &c on storage, at the mot moderate
charge. Merchandise &c. is suhirct to only one dTay
ge in Richmond Freight carried at customary rates =
EUSTACE & APPLEYARD,
W. A. HORTON Ae'l at Lynchburg. office at Mr. B
+ Sacketts Lumber ouse, on the Basin
Rpl 20-dIY
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NEW-YORK CLOTHING STORE.
NELSON & CO.,
Wholesale Clothing Establishment,
Is Cortland street,
And extending through the enih block forming


10 DEFY STREET.
FUNO Virginia Merchants Waiting New York. extend
i our invitation To call aud examine stock, which
Is rm tioularly adapted to Southern ,rnde. fhoso of
former patrons need b IT assure that motto
Ia Ercetsor, and tn Others would say. r ia
and haa been sell goods the One Price prin
ciple without variation only in the letter, but In
spirit.
With regard 10 the qrnly of our goodas not too much
that manufacture them well aud in as good
iasle us the most fashionable custom estal shment IN
this or my other arko nnd thus ondeny0r to do away
with the strong proludlto a. siipg In the commhn
gainsl derng In aud using ready INV elahing Pl'nse
give ua nn erfy emil mi nnr 3O-la
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-15
INSURANCE. AGENCY,
For the Protection Insurance Company, Hartford Conn
CAPITAL, $500 600.

Insurance Company of the Valley, in Virginia,
CAPITAL, 5000, 900.
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GAS IIGIITN.

TUE Lyme burg GINS Light Compnnyare now fully
II prepared To furnish Stores, Churches, Factories
and private families with GINS of superior qualify
Whether consider the briancy of the light, its free.
dom from erything calculated so rooms, furniture
or carpes s cheapness is far superior any other
light in We beg lenye to invite attention TO tho
following accommodation Of few Of those who hnve
.ested It's qualities
The undersigned, who are using Gas manufactured AT
the Lynchburg Gas orks take pleasure in recommend.
ing II citizens nt arge, being better. cleaner,
and cheaper than any other light have used consider
inp the amount of light obtained.
Robert Early, Stele, McEderry e. Co..
/. A. Atkinson, Bakor Ciayey,
Simpson g. Bro, Burroughs, Shafer 81 Co.
John j. Wright, Is. II Sunpter,
Philip w. Payne, Glass 8 Rane,
Jno. g. Meem, p. l.. Dudley,
VIM Sitter, e. NJ. Guggenheimer,
Acree g. McClanohnn. @. Morse,
Mcdonald & Peters, VIM b. & G. Fisher.
G NJ. Rucker r. Stabler X Co.,
i. Il. Gibbs. l-ustee of \, A. Boyd,
Baptist Gh,rch, w. + Anderson& a. CO..
Rosser e. Cawthon, Horner Watson a. Coz
Norvell House. Mcdaniel, Hurt Il Preston,
Chas 7. Lee, Thos. Sharp
Warwick House, Gen'l Sup Of X. r.,
W w. LeGwicl, & Bro, Fretwcll d. Hall,
Washington House d. B, Payre
D. A Langhorne, Hatcher h Logwood,
Jas NJ Boyd. lWardens of St PauPs
Sam. w. Shelton, }Church
Those wishing 10 Introduce Gas a certain the
cost md any other information respecting it, by apply
ingto T. @. HOPPER, Superintendent.
may 18-dts
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CLOTHING At COST.

CLOTHING At COST.
nWlNG IT, the great quantity Of olRendy made Clou
~ ing In this et aud tho hardnoss Of the times
hnve concluded sell for time, our Fine and bea
ulIy assorted Stock of Rendy made Clofhng Furnish
ing Goods, Umbrellas, Nc, &c. at Cost for Cash
Now Ia emphatonlly the time Tor all wanting sich
eoods-and who does not Ito lay in good supply of
clothing such seldom offered in this market.
Onf Goods oil and but recently purchased NJ
very low prices and consist OF MI styles and patterns
from Tho finest the kinds; sut every per-
Our Cloths, Cassmeros and Ve.ting we will continue
make up NJ tho lowest of profits according to
The timesond every article made npbyus wnrrnt to
give entire saainction.
Con and Ill aud examine for yourselves nnl
word or 1t, yon will not 90 nwny dissntisfrdl At
BAKER a. CLAVEY'S
Clothing Sutton Main q. Market sta.
ma 10.tR
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H2O REWARD

DAN nway (romtIc snhscrber on the l5th May n
IL negro nun named MIKE belonging TO Mrs -
Dance, of Powhatan county, Va The -aid negro Is
bout f. inches high; well set; blnck-botwnon % and
30 yenrs old; he Nnvy Cap, hi other clothing
aol remembered. The nboye rewnrds will be given
delivered to me- section 10 Va & Tenn Raroad, Pu
asd CO., VA $iD if lodged in jail where can get
him. JACOB hDMBOobH
jun8is
~ Richmond Wing and Buchanan Recorder copy.
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- sBAA Lbs. Very superior new Feathers justro
A.eDNDO cciyed mud for snle by
AGREE & McCLANAIlAR
Also, 60 packages Mnckmel, in half barrels. gunfers
md Kits (Iun l6.dtsD A. ~ A1cG.
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FINE SOAPS

FINE SOAPS
Il OW'S BROWN W1NDfOR and Honey Soaps
IL Transparent Soap in balls. Musk Soap, Palm do,
Transparent Soop in bars, fine old CASTLE Soap white
and motile with great variety Of other common
Snaps for sale ut JOHN 7. WRlGHT'S
i'm % New Drug Store.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-15

VERY FINE STICK LICORICE-Just re-
ceiyed at SAUNDERS g. IRBY'S
may &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-26

a. the same tine giving him push backward
Foley demonstrated at such treatment, when the
Southerner drew knife and stabbed him II the
forehead, causing several severe wounds and deep
cuts which seve.ed a number of small arteries
The wounds Penetrated to the bone and the blood
flowed very profusely. Afer the commission OF this
brutal act the Souiherner entered the hotel and pro
oeeding TO the office, brsndished about the knife
which was dripping with blood and remarked that
be would cut his Foleysl id heart out
There were a number Of gentlemen present, but
none Of them seemed inclined TO arrest the fellow,
and be consequently walked out without being inter
fered with.
, Foley was taken into the house, and surgeon
called, who, upon examining the wounds, pronounced
them dangerous.
The Police Of the Fifteenth Ward were notified Of
TIE affair. and at one o'clock this morning were
searching for the fellow at the different hotels, the
bsr.rooms Of which he il said to frequent very often
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-26
MEXICO.

Correspondence OF The New Orleans Piesyune.
JALAPA, tMexco) Friday, Oct. o, 1854.
The last balance of 81 500, 900 which our Govern
mont has 10 nav 10 Mexico has been negotiated with
a Mexican banker Mr.. MI. Escsnvsn, who, by such
kinds of transactions, has built up princey fortune
in a few year,. .ooo .ooo =
month; and how il will sustain itself on this psry
sum nobody knows in fact the general belief Is that
il will not last the year out.
The stagnaton in trade il such a. was never known
before. Business is at a complete stand-still, and
although people are willing TO sacrifice any amount
on their goods still no realization IA possible. vi
course hardly anybody thinks of importing goods
and those who have done so, even on small SCALE
are bitterly repenting OF 1t.
You must consider that the revenues here, includ-
ing custom. houses are reduced 10 one-iourth OF
what they used TO be.
You may form slight idea as to the resources OF
the Government if tell you that even at Vera Cruz
the payment Of troops and officers about two months
short and other employees are worse on
This will be debt Of about $500, 900, and if such
be the case in port where the Custom-House yields
more than all the other ports together you may con-
ceive how it will be in other ports.
officers whi-h gives at the lowest calculation an
mail expense of els 600 900; taking the remaining
disbursements TO be $40 900 600 you have an expen-
ture of $50 900 ooo and the revenues cannot amount
10 over $40 600 600, according TO my calculations
new levy Of Is 900 men is ordered for next month.
Those that were accepted last time must enter into II
agap Nearly all the farms of the interior are already
without aborers because they take TO the mountains
and live upon roots rather than become soldiers.
The worst use of great part of the 600 600 pad
bv ur Government has been made for the purpose OF
Bringing to this country foreign troops and oilcerf,
mostly Spanards Every sensible man sald when the
first Spaniard arrived this would be sufficient alone 10
cause the downfall of II. NJ. ). II. Such was nearly
the case already on the feast days OF last month ana
il il had not been for the timely interference oil an
.c,;va GENERAL a mortal battle would ave occurred
in the palace Of Mexico itself.
When his Serene Highness was last IN the soutn oy
order of Mr.. Bonina the Minister of Foreign Anars
Congress Of Mexican diplomatists residing aoro VI
was assembled Al Brussels and orders were given oy
said Bonills to come over with two thousand SWISS
soldiers to German prince, lperhsPs .ae one VINO
sert valuable set of diamonds TO Mr.. Bonia,l but
fortunately news reached this famous Congress IN
time saying that bis Serene Hghness had tuTned ~
again. One million was placed at the disposal OF WI.
Psebeeo. Minister at Pafs 10 enlist and send over
these troops which are expected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-26
MORE SOUTHERN CHIVALRY-AAN
STABBED IN BROADWAY

About 9 O'Clock last evening hack-driver named
John Foley was dangerously stabbed and cut IN the
forehead by knife in the hands Of Southern blood
from New Orleans, whose name we were unsbie 70
ascertain The circumstances of the affair are as fol-
lows: About O'Clock in the evening three gento-
men came out of the New-York Hotel, Broadway
and engaged hack, desiring the driver to take them
to house in Crosby-st. Their request was comphod
WITH and having completed their visit they returned
to the hotel Upon sHghting one Of the gentlemen
ssked the driver, Foley, how much was to pay 70
which the man replied two dollars and hai'
The gentleman was about paying the snouni,
when the Southerper stepped forward and 'o.a
Foley that he W. not entitled to 90 much
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49,. un.ni..I


meeting of this body was held IN the C9nnty jan
yesterday afternoon, AID BRAIsARo in the Chair.
The Committee upon the subject reported adverse
to the payment Of constsbes bills Tor attendance
Non attendance was useless except n cases OF muir
der and when there was great excitement and reason
10 apprehend that without such AID order could not
be preserved. The report was adopted.
The following bills were ordered y be paid John
Friend, sl7 50; james Hanford, s245 10; T. c.
Cooner sl4O; Carmsn Wilson, sl25 %; N. G.. Du-
bois "a so. s Minor sI77 Sc; W. 5. Barber, sis2:
Cmman Wilson, s25O; John Friend, slis IS.
Aresoluiion was adopted requesting the Con- mittee
on Laws and Applications to the Legislature to report
whether in their opinion the Board legally author
lie and direct the County Treasurer hereafter to Dor
row money On penisentiary loans at per cent per
appum instead of per cent. a. heretofore directed
Mr.. BERGEs offered series Of resolutions IN rels
ton to the general taxes to be raised in the cities and
towns of the County during the coming year.
Mr. KALBFLEIscH moved TO strike out much Of
the resolutions compelled the town of Bush wick TO
raise By tar the amount OF the Dill for mapping said
town, which was lost, and the original resolutions
were adopted, when the Board adjourned
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ADVERTISEMENT
RARE BIRDS AND POULTRY FROM EUROPE

The entire stock Binds and POULTRY selected BY Mr.
John Giles Of Woodstock Conn., the celebrated poultry sncsr.
and imported by him 10 the steamer Washington which arrived
Yesterday % be exhibition for week commencing To-
MORROW at BASsUss MUSEUM II embodes everything In
the v.y d rare Birds Poultry the most f..dous amateur
coud desire and specimens warranted be pure bred
.nd obtained Of best stock Europe without regard
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FIRES.
FIRE IN wATER-sT.

FIEk ~ WAIEh-sT.
Last night about 10 O'Clock FIRE broke out In the
rear building of Guilsume MsrIes storage ware
houses, Nos. 2s7 and 200 Water-st, near Dover.
The Gre originated in the fourth story, in which was
stored large quantity Of feathers. The hremen s9os
arrived on the ground and in g short time succesaea
in extipguishing the flames the building being Jam
aged sply 10 the amount OF about $500 The feathers
in the fourth and third stories sustained considerable
damage by water, but we were unable 70 a''e''A'n
the amount Of loss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-26
ADVERTISEMENT
BRASS ROLLING MILL.-Manufactures Of sheet

rolled and plater's Brass snd German Silver.
Bras Copper and German Silver Wire; Bras and Copper
Tubing; Bras Kettles; German Silver Ia the inzot
Also dealers In Ingot Copper Banca Tin speer, Nickel,
&c Orden from dealers and others solicited NH at Water
bury Conn store Nos. IS and u Johnst New York
BENEDICT BoRsHAa, Manufacturing Company.
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ARRIVAL OF THE WOUNDED IN THE BIOS
PH0RUS.

Corresponds nee Of The London Timee O.. az iss4
CoSsTlSTISoPLE Monday, Sept: 20, - 30,
Thu screw. steamer Andes, with 400 Of the BRUSH
wounded, had been dispatched about t~en'! ac.
bou,, After the action and she steamed down u onee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-26
Acknowledgement.
TuP RaITIC The sDlendld steamer BaltIc

Leave, for Europe on Saturday IL excellent chance To
end 20 the old World those magnificent DsSsseoypes.
ereoseopes and CrayoDs taken by Roof No j bto,f"y
leaving the country will Of course leave their por-
t,.it, with their friends
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advertisement

GAS FIXTURES OF How hITu taSVeTuI Pa''orns'
will Ne found Al the warerooms o. MITCHELL BAILEY Co,
Nos 85 and 81 Johns Long experience IN the business and
superior facilities menufcurns enables as 10 furnish
Goods the best quality and finish. az the very lowest prices
The trade supplied on favorable terms
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fAdvertisementI
m Ia exhibited THIS MORNING, 100 piece

Will be exhibited THIS MORNING, 100 pieces
=, 50 e.ns worth IS cents; 30 pieces rich Striped
IS esl cents worth ~ eenoi 800 pieces extra reh
30 sssns worth eli Bsek Silks full per cent les than
eos Also so pieces Of Lapins Aerinos Of Is eta.
sensraI assortment Of Housekeeping and Fernshins
GaSs AZ corresponding with the shove UssDkLLs
PSSssss & LAKE, No I'll Broadway, between orand aud
proom
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fAdveriisementl


priceless now thou art,
Throu.h years come, while life shall last,
III keep aad wear thee next my heart
A mothers picture is of all relies the most holy.
Perfect pictures AID exprssve kenesses made BY ROOT
No. So Broadway, in any weather
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fAdyertAsemenl

Gas, GAs,-GAs FIXTURES Of new designs
and up.uns.ed worsmsnshp. wf Be found At me pess
sa.a nv portable r.s apparatus. for country resi-
aences churches factories
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fAiysrisementl

BARNUMs MEsAGERIE HORSES, one hundred
and twenty in number to be sold at Tsttersps TINS
NoEklsC AZ II o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-26

PALrra authorised receive suoser,2aoes ena -
ve-t:seGenu for TEE TrIsvsE IN tns eiie'
ssl BosroS.
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ADVERTISEMENT q,
PERTAINS BuRLEsoUE TRoUPH.--This hvonfe

hand ar. dr.vtnx audiences TO their new nea
syeninx and are destined take the lead In then nn
nss ere long They only reqgir. 70 seen saa 800 -
s.,-se.ted The proxrsnre ISIS EvEHne Wv
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fAdyerfiDment

DRsHLER's sans Arsenic, sans Mercury sans
nin. PILLS for Fever .d Axue mar be whole
sale the Depot No 81 Broadway. opposite tho
Tabernacle.
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PUBLIC MEETINGS.
cOM,us,IONERs OF EMIGRATION.


The regular meeting Of this Board was held yes
terday afternoon, President VERPLAscK in the Chair.
The usual routine Of business was transacted.
Summary statements for the week ending October
25, 1854:
Alien EmsrAnts arrived up 10 Oct. ls.......239y
Arrived since up 10 Oct 25.................. 1884
Total. DlDyo
To Oct. p, 800.
INMATES INSTITUTIONS.
Nurses and patients In Marine Hospital ........Ip
Adults. Child Pers. emp. Total.
10 Wards Island HO,Pt.l..:..sn 20 70 80 80 lHs
Refuge Depsrtn't snd Nurseryosl OBJ I'D l'S9
Total. pc w I'D <oi'
REHABILITATION
October 25..........1Sjf. 1858.
Marine Hospital ~ 90
Emisrani Refuge. <oH
Total. 1885,
RECEIPTS DIsBURsEhESrs.
AszreSais epts 20 Oct ls..........s5sb5gI 81
Received since. <<,'>o W
Toss pts....................eolgb< "
Disbursements 20 Oct. lS.............. 30 20 20
Expended since........................ lb-ol
AzueSste disbursements. ........ s+e8 so ~
Balance n Nee Bank Oct IS, lS53.... SFO Il
The Board adjourned TO Wednesday next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-26
THE FIELD AFTER THE BATTLE.

The field Of battle crowded on the 2lst with
officers from the feet carrying TASKS of brandy and
water visiting the wounded, and giving them all the
relief in their power tGe eOe aSc IIS a 'Se many
soldiers from each regiment were told of TO bury the
dead the Russians were buried outside the mounds;
the English and French inside. There was great
spoi on the fed-coats, dresses swords, guns rides,
&c. &c and in some instances large sums OF money.
Everybody brought of some memento-either
sword. cssque or musket The Highland bonnets,
regret to say, formed quite heap.
II appears tina, a certain class Of visitors made
profitable days work by visiting the field oil 6st.iei
boast that he had picked up nine reyolvers and fifty
sovereigns; and one, Maltese, is reported to have
reslzed upward of $50 in gold Goats, boots, &c,
were ali taken of by piagors, and in many cases the
gold lace ripped of the uniforms oil the DEAD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-26

GAS FIXTURES !-O spIendld design and hmsn,
and twenty per cheaper than other houss
srd retail the msn1f.eoJ Of JAMES o. NorFEr. Nos i~
AID IN Princes third block west Of Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-26
Plaid valsneias.
French MrYinoes aus

French MeFinOes and Csshmere:. 4. 81
and several cartons Of Paris Worked Colsn Sleeves &C. n'
newest and most recherche goods imported ms 's~'on-
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IAiyertisementI
No. 7O3 BROADWAY.-GRRAT BARGAINS

SILKS janis FRANCE No 73 Broadway has received AMI
will offer sale Monday Oct Is large lot Of striped ani
plaid Silks Of very superior quality and ehOie styles
aud g. per yard; also
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-26
.or,a.nondent of The London Times

The special correspondent Of The L0"d'" Times
writes as follows:
"Itvas a terrible and sickening sight to go over
the battlefield. Till deprived of my horse oy .
chance shot rode about TO ASCERTAIN, as lar Poss
be- the loss Of our friends and in doing 90 was osen