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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-16
npll3.i. MCDANIEL HURT q PRESTON.

fnA BOXES FRENCH WINDOW GLASS
WV from by 10 To . by 81, o snprrior quality
and in ir-t ordcr; casks Put, rim cnsct,
tisr, hook and pute Locks. largc sock ind greut
variety; Hinges aud Screw of every de.cS I Oh ;
finishing floor, fence, wrought and common cut Nnils
OF every an oi best quaty,-irdeed every article
usei lay llouse',uid.rs which t. offer ctrnp the
article. be bought in this State. l'cnss rx
anime before purchasing
npll2 l. GREGORY & EOYALI.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-16

An expected split on The Black Sea Question
Appalling Revelations Of The English army,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-16
EyHE GD-PARTNEIsSHiP

AZ ! 10
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-16
rUANOI CONSTANTLY ON HAND

~ We have made arrang ements TO keep constantly
on hand genuine Peruv an Guano. We will sell alta
small advance cost anil tor CASH oSLr!
mar9,a SAUNDERS 8 IRBY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-19

FOX KENT Oit = u II rT'b .tfrpl, ?
- occupied BY 4. Gathright, on '. Ios,. ana s
- tween Leigh and Clay; contain. Lam rnatDs
through the square. Any person w.iss!a. ipR,
bny will please apply to r. W tts, and tsry
-. IQ-Gt i5thss. between siln s 49, "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-19
Norfolk and Portsmouth.

We received yesterday evening by Mr. HILL the
polite and obligng Clerk of the steamer Augusta,
the Norfolk Herald of yesterday morning, IN adj
vance of the mail. The Herald contains not
word about the fever; from which we conclude
that there was neither new case nor death the
day preceding its appearance. Indeed, there is not
an obituary notice in the paper. II is grateful and
refreshing to regard the face of our old friend the
Herald, thus without paragraph Of afuneral char
acter 1t looks like the return Of its wonted good
health to the venerable city.
We learn from the Herald, that the steamer Au-
Custa, Capt. Smith made her first trip through to
Norfolk, on Wednesday, and that she will now con-
tinue to run through her wharf in that city The
Herald thus notices this gratifying event:
FROM RIcHMoND-DIRECT.-We had much pleas
nre yesterday afternoon in mailing the arrival after
long and painful interval of the favorte steamer Au
gusta direct from Richmond. She came up to heI
wharf with flying colOrs and in gallant stylecreatine
no little stir among those of our people who
enough hear the glad sound of her whistle" as she
glided swiftly and gracefully along the city front and
into her accustomed berth. We tender the right hand
of fellowship to excellent friend Capt. SMITH and
his less worthy co-adjutor DARIUS J. HILL the es
Unable officers of the boat and them vote OF
thanks the pioneers in this resumption of regular
and direct communication between our city and the
outside world.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-19
The AtIansic's News.

Tho Atlantic, with news from Liverpool to the
9Th arrived In New York yesterday morning by
her we have nothing very important from the sea
of war. The Gar had arrived at Odessa, and nae
nut forth some encouraging addresses report
r,ven that tho Russians were going to mee' s,''
campaign vigorousiy-apd il is stated Una, .as
Greeks are likely to get INTO difficulties WIN '''
Allies. .o,o.~,,h;,
The mos, important item m the .e'es
massage il the fact that there vas m"en eo',ao
It., ,,na..;ne.. in the British caTsfas- Inc Dan
- rnr,,pd had advanced the rate Of interest 10 d
nor cent. At the same time the rate ""'s'oe 'he
RANK il considerably above this. This movement
- tho Rank indicates either trouble on hand OF
locked for. The war with Russia cannot Dc nam
tanned without drain upon the country Iha' "hl
enhance the value of money, and put the hahh''s
institutions to some trouble In New orh 'eic -
,,r.b discussion about the monetary conoh'ioh vi
r,o,snd and France, and there are some OIL 'ne
t,o,v;nr ones rho predict suspension OF specie
,,.rr,onts in those Kingdoms. The course OF the
- ,nd the rise in the value of money will smart
" curb speculation.
pre.dstuffs were firm, though we have no change
~ consequence in quotations. The decline In cot
tom is not indicative of improvement in the man
ufacturing interests.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-19
Nineteenth of October.

THE 10Th of October will be celebrated III our
;,v today with more than usual spirit The IN,
..cos;,o enthusiasm with which anniversaries OF
WOO, revolutionary events arc celebrated affords
proof of the vitality Of national spirit in
American hearts. Whilst the people of the South
devoted to the rights of the States and are pre-
pared to defend them with their "hoie s'fe"s"
and soul, they not less loyal 10 'he co'iiii'l
Union which their fathers purchased ana conSecra
ted with their blood, and which is the great source
of American glory and power If the people
Virginia feel a natural pride that the tr'umphah
siege of Yorktown occurred on Virginia SOIL theS
are prouder still in the reflection that its results eN
tended far beyond the limits of Virginia ana even
of this continent that it established the mdepen
deuce and the liberties of America, and prepared
the vay for the freedom of the world.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-19

"THE STATE OF PATRICK."-In 4 notice taken
by the Dispatch time since of the resources of
Patrick county; it stated that a great deal OF
the South and sold there, the manufacturer otter
bringing from S. Carolina coffee, sugar, and Other
things, purchased with the proceeds of his tobacco
We see in the last Columbia Times, handsome
puff of some manufactured tobacco with the quaint
brand of "Cousin Sally Dillard," which was pro-
duced and manufactured i'll the Estate of Patrick y
Messrs. Penn & DILLARD are the manufacturers.
The Times says that PENIS tobacco has been re-
garded in that country as superior article and
commanded the highest prices-and that this year
the firm have brought out brands if possible, OF
finer quality. This compliment of which Messrs.
P. & d. may be proud willie it shows how much
better Patrick is known abroad than at home
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-19
Captain Canot the Hero of the Gel.


brnted work Twenty years of an African SLAYER
cured by HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTCRE.
Captain Canots brother has long been the attendant
and friend and is lMedecen Chef of the Empe-
of France.
We extract from letter written to Mr. Stockhridge.
of the Fountain Hotel Baltimore. The letter should
be read in full il does credit the head and heart
of the Captain. If all who had been cured by this
Tincture of Harnpton's would thus speak out, mnny
suffering might be induced TO try this great re-
medv:
Having called the 10Th of April ard seen
prosraed my bed, useless in all my limbs, You
appreciate nearly well myself the prompt
relief L received from HAMPToN's Vegetable Tine
ture.
''You may inform Messrs Mortimer l. Mowbray,
that they at liberty to make of my in the
support of the good effects of Dr. Hampton's Vfgeta-
Bile Tncture, ~ it has cured in five weeks, of q
chronic InflGmmatory Rheumatism contracted under
tropical climates, and Of wears periodical dura
ton have only used three bottles, and find that
the deformed parts Of my hands fast returning 10
their former natural appearance.
II have been under the treatment of several physi
clans III London and Paris without any apparent ben
eit also while in New York. having tried the Thomp
sonan and Homo pathic remedies, after having been
tormented with gayanic batteries cold and aromatic
baths and hundreds of internal and external medi-
cines, all to effect, far, cured by this Hamp
toms Vegetable Tncture only. Therefore, my dear
sir, accept of the of my gratitude, and be-
heve your well-wsher THEo. CANoT."
~ Delicate Ladies and children will please give il
trial.
Call and get Pamphlets. and cures of Coughs,
Bronchitis, Rheumatism Liver Complaint Scrofula.
As a femnle medicine it is unriyaed.
Sold by .. a. STRECKER and PURCELL, LADD
co. Richmond; BY DR.. COOKE, Fredercksbarg by
all the Druggists in Petersburg; by MORTIMER
MOWBRAY, Baltimore and BY Druggists and Store
Keepers everywhere.
IL 81 per bottle; bottles for 30. &C ii
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-19
Rupture beteees Greece and the Allies
COTTON Observation-Disclosures FIRM.
usEAsrNEss IN THE COMMERCIAL WORLD.
&c, &c, &c.

Nrw YORK Oct lS--The steamer Atlantic ar
| rived here this morning with Liverpool dates to
| the 9Th her day Of sailing. She brings no politi-
| cal news of Importance. We have the following
| items from
I,is statod that south Sebastopol is to be blown
| ,n and that the allies were sinking mines for that
purpose. .,.,
| ,r, forces of the allies from Eupatoria and Bal
Gortschakoff in despatch dated the Bird, reports
| that the allies had made an Intellectual movement
| on his left flank.
| lision occurred near Eupatoria between body of
| Russians and French cavalry, in which the
former were defeated with the loss OF fifteen killed
and one hundred and five taken prisoners. The
The French loss is said to have been six killed and
| tyyentv-seven wounded. 49,
The allied fleet had sailed on Il secret expedition,
| sunnosed to be Nicolieff or Odessa
| The Russians seemed determined to meet the
| campaign vigorously. The Gar, who was at Odes-
ga had issued an encouraging address to the people.
| He will shortly be in the Crmca-
GREECE AND THE ALLIES.
| A collision is anticipated between Greece and
the Western Powers, on account Says our tele-
graphic reporter) of bombast and Russian procliv-
| tiles" 1--WE do not understand this, but the mails
will soon enlighten 1t well known that Greece
has Russian procliyities; but we don't know what
| bombast" means in connection with the anticipa-
ted collision
| FOOD INGERMANY AND FRANCE
| The food question was still a matter of serious
| consideration in both Germany and France.
| COMMERCIAL.
| The Bank of England had still further advanced
the rate of interest, which is now fire and holt per
| cent, very high for England0 There was dcci.
ded manifestation of uneasincss in the commercial
| world.
The Cotton market was depressed and prices were
| irregular Dennistown reports it dull, and that
| there had been further decline OF an eighth. The
| market closed heavy. Sales OF the week endmS
| the 9th, 40, 300 bales.
| The MANCHESTER MARKET was quiet, with but
very little business.
| FLUoR was in better request (though no change
| in prices is noted by our correspondent
| Corn is quiet. Beef is in considerable demand
especially the lower qualities. Pork was in mode
| rate request and there was nothing doing in Bacon
| 7dlt0ao was active
Consols closed at eighty-seren and a quarter. In
| American stocks the business was trifiing and
| prices nominal
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-19

THE DIFFICULTY BETWEEN OUR CONSUL AND
THE GOVERNOR OF PANAMA.-Our Consul at Pa
mama, Mr.. Thos. w Ward, it appears, struck his
flag because of insulting treatment from that dig.
nitary. Mr.. w. desired to inquire into the circum-
stances connected with the imprisonment of an
American, and applied to considerable official call
cd Jefe Superior O but that parsonage said he had
the rheumatism and could not attend to business
Mr. w. then applied to the Governor; but that
dlgnltary failed to answer one letter from Mr.
W., and returned another unopened and then Mr.
W. struck his flag. The sloop of war Massachu
sets was at hand to protect our citizens until in
structions could come from Washington
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-19
Notice.--Ne are requested nv

u COL. FON1AlNE, PRESIDENT OF
THE VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAIL.
hoAD COMPANY, to state that he cannot with any
regard to his sense of sefrespect bestow any notice
on the unproyoked and very offensive letter addressed
TO linn in the advertising columns of the city papers
OF the 18th and 18th insants the signature OF the
Bassage Master of the Richmond and Fredericksburg
Railroad Company. He does not know this indiyd :
uai, and has never alluded to him on any occasion
whatever, either orally or in writing He cannot up-
defsand how this agent could be considered in any
respect responsible for the publication of the decep-
lse handbllls the circulation of which can only ben
ent ms employers the Richmond and Frederic ksbure
railroad Company.
= II mat Company wish to create an issue as to the
e adiedged, they need only for that purpose DENY
tpH"ng that the hahdbills which, Ii is maintained
. neeI ana Cnless very recently discontinued are
circulated and daily distributed in the Northern
anu whch continue 10 represent the Frederick
pur ROAD as the GREAT SOUTHERN MAIL line are
NOT ana nave not been circuiat ted and the fr, M,
De established by adequate proof But as IL IL r;y,
TO assume that that Company viii not attemut IN aenv
tact which Is SD notorious, II becomes them IN so,
their marked dlsapprobation of the course of tbe;,
agent by public disclaimer of his conduct ns u,.I
as of the printed bills alluded to, which the 80.
easily do, by the distribution of other handbi. On
which travellers may rely. y"
No party but the Fredericksburg Company can pos
nbiy be benefited by the deception which has been
praceed IN these bills and it is therefore, the clear
duty of that Company and the most responsible of its
ofhcers to vindcate themselves in the efectu.l
modr by Withdrawing their circulation oc ls-It
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-19

NEW YORK, Oct. II, 1855.
Kew Geo. II. Doane, Gate Episcopal minister
who joined the Roman Catholic religion. sailed
Yesterday for Havre, France, in the packet Adj.
mlral. He goes to the College of St Sulpice Paris
TO study for the priesthood and will be there about
year and half.
Capt. McGowan, the contumacious. Yesterday
midnight, arrived with his steamship Crescent
oity, the runaway, and was forthwith cited TO an.
pear before the Mayor, on the warrant issued some
TIME since, on complaint of Dr. Thomson for
assault and obstruction of the officers while in
a'sehafge OF their duty. Several deaths occurred
On poth inc outward and homeward trims but tho
non-contagious diseases anu
Politics absorbs eyervthinr else !, ,h;
There is no end to the number of parties al -.
efforts are making to secure fusion Ey.nn a.
hard shells and soft shells want to fuse and 10 he
known hereafter as Half Shells by selecting ono
half Of each of their tickets. The K Ms are IN
have a great ratification meeting this evening. at
which, it is reported, Prentice of the Louisville
Journal, viii speak.
MI I. Darcy MCGEE delivered a lecture in the
aoernaeie last evening, before some five or six
hundred persons, on ireland as he really found
II" lie found it changed-wonderfnly changed
from what 1t was when he left it seven wears AFRO
Railroads have penetrated the country much 10 the
advantage OF the people, and agriculture was won
derfully improved.
In the case of the death of Abby c. Dunbar e.,
Brooklyn, the Coroners jury found that she ,ame
TO her death by abortion-and they further saw and
peheye that the same was produced by DIR. Dupret,
DIR. Dexter and others. DIR. Brady was eensurad
for having given certificate without knowing
anything of the case.
Yesterday, the tow-boat Hector enpaped in
towing ship down the East River, ran into and
sank lighter laden with -four
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-19
The LYnchhUrg Murder.

1t appears from the testimony in the Lynchburg
Republican, that Mrs. Glinwaters was killed in a
skrimmage in which she, her daughter and Duffel
were engaged d. was drunk and had for some
time been lying on bed in the woman's house
(Which was one of bad fame) with open knife in
his hand. With this knife he struck Mrs. G. over
her right shoulder cutting of the arteries and
causing her death almost instantaneously His cx.
animation before the Mayor was continued yester-
day
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-19

RAILROADS IN TENNEssEE.--A company has
been organized to build railroad through Maury
and Giles counties, to connect with the Tennessee
and Alabama Road at Columbia, and to run to.
wards Decatur. Ala. The charter for this road was
granted by the last Legislature. The SURVEYS and
estimates have been made. An election is to be
held in Giles and Maury, during this month, to de-
eide whether they shall subscribe, the first 275 OOO
the latter $4,000, of the stock of the Road. Ii
decided affirmatively, the work will be commenced
at an early day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-19

Mrs. Julia Dean Haync is performing at Column
bus, Ohio.
Gold is said to have been discovered on Indiana
river, Nicaragua.
The official majority of Johnson, dem, for Gov
of Tennessee, is 2,261
Daniel X. Jarratt, Mexican volunteer, who
served the entire campaign, died on Sunday last at
MorgantoMn. IN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-19
The American Convention.

LYNCHBURG, Oct. ia number Of Delegates
TO the American Convention to meet here to-mor-
row have arrived.
Among those present are Richard c. Morris,
VIM. NJ Burwcll, Editor of the Washington Organ,
A. J. Crane and others. The Convention is to
meet at Friends Warehouse. T.
HALF PAST EIGHT, T. NJ.
A large meeting of the Americans is assembling.
They are to be addressed by a. j. Crane and 9th
ers. T.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-19

A REMrNERATIvE RAILRoAD.-The receipts of
the Galena and Chicago Qll) railroad have been
81 100000 for the past six months-enough
after allowing so per cent running expenses-tO
pay hafyearly dividend of ii per cent on the
cost of the road $560O,OOO The length of the road
is POI miles,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-19
SECOND DISPATCH.

NEW YORK Oct. Is.
. COMMERCIAL BY THE ATLANTIC.
The following quotations prevailed at the time of
sailing of the Atlantic:
CoTToN-Orleans Fair Sd Middling sd Up
lands Fair SD.
WHEAT-Whte 12s. a l2s. Cd; Red lis. cd q l2s.
per bushel of 20 lbs
FLouR-Western Canal 40d4ls.; Southern 42d
43s. g. Dbl.
CoRN--White A a. ASS; Yellow 40s Cd. to Ais. y
quarter.
Observation-Disclosures ard three-eighths.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-19

THE COURT OF CLAIMs-The court of claims
established by act of the last session of Congress
resumed its sitting in Washington, "Wednesday
Present, Judges Gilchrist, Blackford and Scarbure
An important case, arising under the Florida treaty
of 1919, was set for argument yesterday. 1t in
wolves several millions of dollars Senator BADGER
of North Carolina, appears for the claimants. TIL,
claim has been twice rejected by the Treasury
Department
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-19
DIED.

In the city of New York, the nth instant, VIM
H. SUTTON, second son of Benjamin Sutton, In the
yld rear of his age.
TIE funeral win take place from Centenary Church
nm Friday morning. the 18th instant at II o'clock.
His friens and acqunin and those of his faith
ers family, respectfully invited to attend. 81
In this city. the 18th inst, Dir. LUXURIOUS A.
LAMB, of Charles City county, in the 42d year Of
his age.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-19

WESTERN PoRK.-The st. Louis Democrat of
Wednesday last reports the following contracts for
hogs for early delivery: 5000 head at 80 1000 head
at 50 so; and 500 Head at s. 60-com fed, and to
average 200 nonn(S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-19

MINISTER OF THE UNITED SrATEs-It is under
stood that the Government of this country have
o mere the appointment of CHILEAN Minister at
mashington TO Don Antonio Garcia Reyes. This
- ~. Is one Of the most prominent members
sponsble positions in Tho aoyer,mept as = MEN.
Tina =, ahe Chamber of Deputies and Minister Of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-19
TTRIMNIINGS- TRIMMINGS-Jmst re-

Il ceived at GOLDSMITrS one lot MORE Antique
Cloak Trimmings at 81 cents. worth 49, and other
styles Moire Antique Trimmings from cents up and
many other Trimmings be sold less price than
can be had elsewhere. Cotton and Wooden Yarn,
Cotton, Silk and Linen Floss; French Working Cot
ton, Silk and Glass Buttons, Stamped Collars, Bands
and Sleeves, and other Trimmings, to be sold cheap.
+. GOLDSMITH,
Trimming and Fancy Store
oc 10 205 Broad street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-19
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE

sB- To the Voters of the County of Hen.
RICO: Fellow Citizens-James Elicit ESQ., heyingre.
signed the office of Clerk of the County Court Hen
rico, at the solicitation of many friends announce nv
self a candidate for that office Having DISCHARGED
the duties of Deputy Clerk of the Circuit Cont the
County of Henrico for the past three years pledge
myself if elected to this Office TO use every exern
TO discharge the duties faithfully.
oc 2-lm* JOHN N. HAaRISoS
~" To the Voters of Henric0.-Fellow
Citizens: am candidate TO fiji the VACANCY in tho
Clerks Office of our county accustomed by The re.1
nation of James Elicit, Esq.
Respectfully, DANL f. GARDNER
oc 4-dtN8
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-19

APPoINTMENT.-JohnA A. Paxton, formerly of
Rockbridgo county, has been appointed by the
President, Receiver at the Land Office, recently
established at Marysvillo California, with salary
of 5000 exclusive of fees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-19

A NO. p ERUVIAN GUANO landing
from schr. Ashland. of W hch a few only are
unsold Our friends will do well Ia apply once as
we VIII not have another cargo in time for this Fas
seeding. a9s CRENSHAW L. CO.
os ~ Basin Bank
SHAWLSs SkIAWLS.--tJn hand q s0Od
y - assortment Of Argyle, English and Scotch Plaid
ling, HENRY sHAFERa
os IL Ie3 Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-19
BOARDING.


u OARDING...Mrs.J T. II X X would be
EO pleased to accommodate several gentlemen with
their MEALS at the PRESCOTT HOUSE-Lodging
also, if desired, upon reasonable terms. There will
also be vacated in the house after the ls of No
vember two large, comfortable rooms; suitable tor
families. l9-St
pOARDING.-WiIib be vacant about the
- middle of November, two Rooms the first
floor of the Carlton House. oc l8-3t+
pOA RID i G.--I have several vacant
II Rooms, and can accommodate families and others
with Board The location is desirable.
MRS. NJ. s. RUSSELL, Broad ST.,
Opposite Valentine Son, 3rd door from 9th.
P. ST. would like several Day Boarders.
oc Cts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-19
I OST.--Either in Richmond or Peter.

IL burg about the llth of September, an Old INK
block LEATHER TR L NIX, iron framed, the ends
somewhat higher than the top surface; about re'
inches long, and 10 inches deep, without marx u
contains title deeds, and other valuable papers oir
owner only box Of specimen coal, and SOM c'"1
ing.
4 very liberal reward will be paid and no qHrS'9s
asked for the return of the trunk and contents o. ~
the papers only, TO the Dispatch Office
Il Petersbnrs EApress copy lLnIea oc IT.