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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-20
RICHMOND.
Fall Importation
Of Enr,henNnrc and Ghlna.


Fresh Receipts Of Glass and Fancy articles.
1--WE subs rber OFF he uadc large ami varied
L stock Of Esnhenwarr, China aud 81 a. the pat
terms Of which were selected by himself IA person.
Having xperie Of mfuy years in this P'ttouaf
business he feels great confidence in stating that in point
of price mad quality, will compare fayoinby with any
uther house IN the ffade.
NhiJc Granite Dinner Ware,
Do 10 Basins and Ewcrs Jurs. Tea Ware, etc.
Bue Print. Flostup and Fancy dn
Fine Decorated China Dinner nbd Dessert Sets
Do do do Ten and foot els
DO do do Pnchers aud VASES
Gold Band do Of above variety
White China do af aLo,r variety.
Common Waro II every drscuption, suitable Tot
" ulealinr, which be oher- upon such tans 70, cash
Is cannot fail 10 please
Fine Mautel Pier and Toilet Glasses
Fine Ivory Table CUTLERY. Walters AMI Brittana Ware
Safety, and otner Fluid and Solar Lamps
Glass Ware IA every variety.
Al he asks is call. and he creI. assured his prices
viii rive satisfaction.
Hi' Packrri. one IT ilicbesl 10 the lrnde
Stone Wprc at fa.tar, arjDc..
sep l2-ts JAS u. d EVANS.
" - Man street Richmond. Va.
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MERCHANDISE
SELLING OUT
$4,000 dollars worth of
Hardware, Cutlery Guns Saddlery, House
CnInishing Goods. &c. &c.

Furnishing Goods, &c. &c.
ItREGORl 4 KOi ALI having determined To nuke
II ashaupc in their business will uder from day
The largest aud most desirable stock OF Hardware Gu,
lew T. &c ever beprc offered in this market greht-
" reduced prices for casb. Wo5y ottces and bcop
tending to o.n.e up lhcr business speedily NJ
dbl tnry cordially invite all indebted the old
concern # Gregory Rnytll and the ate 81
Grrzory. Royall Simpson 10 pay q" ianger nduI
ZEN. cannot be given.
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$40, 900 Worth of Dry Goods at cost

il is our intcuiion make change il nur hush
: n ness We offer entire Sock coat, md some
article below fo rnsh We therefore, peculy
invite rhe public call nod supply themselves. Th,
il chance, and be cnJo,rd ublI the last Of
February; Tor determined to close present
stock by that time, Inc ARTICLES numerous 10
mention Our stock enbftcr- sucn is usually found
ia a1ceunt Dry Good. Store Also, fiais and Caps,
lionts and Suoc-. County Merchants viii fpd it Ia
flfir by calling Our Stock i n new
tnroue out aud selected to great advantages for the
buyers Y NJ. GCGGENHEIMER,
IL L ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-20
no. J. PUREIS. Agt.
New { OnCCrl,.

VIE subscriber, hayeths Jay a~>orl'ei .etrse' yes
Together tor To-" nurP,sr oil roudu, iIus Il g,lc,u
h'nfefH' Conml-si and Receiving and Forwarding
l,'n"-~, under hr style and firm Of Ruokr n.I kcii
4 the o'"- a' Of B. Ruckcr-oppositc the Virginia
hath @h''e they will keep constant, on haud a Ia, %
vi "r..FS'ori'd stock OF Family Groceries. iran.
on 10 The sale Of Wheat, Flour bacon and nh Li -
Country Produce and make liberal cash edyenco. w
eoasigauents IN hand. AMBROSE h RITGKFp VI"
LOUIS W REDO
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I'KESn PEACHES a TOMATOES

-fre>h Peaches and IonBloe>' put up in In cam,
u" metrIy sealed. Iaee ate pn' mp "a IL uatur1
Sffie am re,-p-. ala fl' dei.-tuuI flavor II l3-
gathered. For safe by
JOHN IT, >EAY & co.
feb d., DrIa,=s,v
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E,ernXian S.iilnn.

fFTWN EltFI VstfsINU.
"A BAGS NJ. "A small but ,lpa,er lot, ia store
Nv NJi h.r salahY +. HAGkErT
sep p.
DoWuGREp SAFE, Powdered Salt,tJo and Pow
derrd Specs Of various kinda needed at this
season OF the yem H#f.R 10y u. SfABLERS co.
dee 5.d6Wtz
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20 TEE Na.tNGNe o.,

LAGRANGE on New YORK. Phila ia lhia aud
IL Baltimore constantly for sale at Richmond RITA.
(angl7 'sl PETERS. SPENCE Z co
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4 MOOSE ms recr.,rl---
y. Il .rp.r Tor March. Grnhnm Tor March, Edin.
hufgh a.d Westminster views tor Jtnaary, Dollar
Magazine for March l,o, more NV Books, Gold
PEN vi b a,DirIe- tho aan.rous to tneuriou.
m .
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fnAMPAGNE WINE.

y W tno at the most approved 81 ind- imprinted, i
PM and quart bottles, f.r .ale by
dee = ZEE & JOHNSON
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\ EW DRY GOODS

PHlLP W PAYNE
Is receiving Il very superior stock OF FALL
and WINTER DRY GOODS, consisting of every artic lie
OF Ladirs' md Gentlemens Wear. Also n large assert
meni oi Blankets Lind-e,s and Heavy Nooens. ali o
winch he Oilers ON the most favorable II for.
mer Puron, and the public general respectful;
Ieited In cal' al klLE'S CORNER. MAIN ST.
sep Is dll
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-20

ItSE KESEIvElN--tnt ons Peruvian Gueno
- 300 sides Solc lrntlr. Philadelphia calf Skins
md Shoo Threads. aeo0 lis lrobs, lr Cotton, No,
10 l.. with general as4ortmrnJ ol t,rocerr-
feb st JOHN ROLLINS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-20
NEW FA7srLY LARD ~ BUTTER

10 FWNu, N. Fumi'y Lurd, 30 Fuki0s n,
| Mnnnnin Butter, Just receive aud for sale bl
dee ! IA LEE 4 JOHNSON.
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TssSs.lNsS spNs, OF ssIcnmond q

Y AND NEW-l ORR PACKETS This new -sss-$N
Lnme line is composed Of tho following vessels. bad
anls from Newly ork every three days All owned IN
the city OF Richmond, VIZ:
Schooner nriuu, ('arfalu Il.ri,l D,do4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-12

The arrival Of the Africa at Halifax, and Of the
Arago at this port, puts us in possession OF AL
vices from Europe to the LIST inst. There is moth
ING new of great Importance. At SeyastOpOl there
are still no immediate indications of the lOngex-
pected assault upon the Malakoff and Redan. We
are now told, however, that the English advances
are within sixty yards Of the Russian outworks,
while the French on the right of the MalakOf, are
within thirty yards. Indeed, if we may judge bya
dispatch from Gen. Pelissier they still nearer,
for he informs Us that on the oath ult. they
captured Russian smbuscade on the very
glsciv Of the MalakOff and turned il against the
fortress. Meanwhile the slaughter in the works
is daily very large. The English say that they
alone lsse sixty men daily.
OF the battle of the Chernsya, or as it is now
called the battle Of Traktir Biidge, We have
detailed accounts in the correspondence of the
London journals, the best Of which, that of The
Daly Ne,cs is transferred entire to our columns
The official reports of the French. Sandman,
and Russian generals Except brief tele
graphic synopsis are still wanting, and TIL
we receive them we shall abstain from any
minute criticism of the affair. We cannot, how
ever, wiaeld the remark thst the Russians in
this instance maintained their long standing rep
utatiOn, and were beaten according to the rule
which prevails whenever they came in contact
with European troops. The same system which
they tried at Inkermann with such fatal results
was here experimental upon again. Dense
masses of men were flung upon the enemy SIS if
to overw helm him by sheer quantity and weight
but on these masses the Ssrdtaisn artillery
which took them in the flank, and the rides of
the Zousves did the most murderous execution
and they were obliged to yield. The sans alb
sence Of generalship, and of all maneuvers cal.
culated to facilitate the struggle and assure the
desired victory, was conspicuous here as AZ
InkermanR-but this IS subject TO which We
shall return when We base the necessary docu-
men.s az hand; they viii no doubt arrive BY the
Africss mail, due here tomorrow morning.
Queen Victoria has returned to London afser
50 uncommon fine time at Paris.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-12
PROPERTY {:

II was once pretty commonly received opinion
among US here in America thar the only thing nee
essay to secure 10 any community the full enjoy
ment OF the blessings Of free institutions, and Of
laws which should have for their object the great
est coed Of the greatest number was the establish
ment of Constitution framed in accordance with
Democratic principles and Democratic models.
The idea used to be that such Constitution once
established the work was substantially done, and
that thenceforward nothing remained except for
every man. sitting peacefully and contentedly
under his own vine and fg-tree, to enjoy all the
blessings of liberty and equality.
Experience, however, in these United States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-12
ALCOHOL Is POISON.

When at the offset of the Temperance move
ment, twenty-five or thirty years ago, the pub
lie was first aroused upon the subject, the sd-
voeates of reform called emphatic attention to
two circumstances. First, il was found that by
all chemists, physicians, Psychologists, and
scientific men who had experimental, studied,
and written upon tOxicolOgy and the action Of
variOu. agents upon the human system, and who
therefore best understood it, alcohol was uni
versally ranked as poison; and, second, i! was
discovered that all Intoxicating liquors contain
alcohol as common principle, mixed with
variable quantities of water, which only
weaken and dilute, but do not in any way
alter its nature or essential properties. They
therefore denounced the whole tribe Of alcoholic
liquors as unqualified pOisons, unfit to be intro
iucea into the healtty human system, aud ie-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-12
Nep:91urk daily Gribr,re
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 70, 1855.

To ApyFErIsERs. - The circulation Of THE WEEKLY
TRIBUNE immense, and the number Of Advertise
pressing for insertion IN e1ceeds;he space choose
devote them that have raised the price Of Advertising
therein ssrcniyfre PER ae little than half
per line for each thousand copies printed and dispatched
to readers. Even this r'e the cheapest msdiu
sItsnt or Advertisements requiring the widest anil fullest Pu'
lefty We prefer short cards long and shall be glad
the enhancement mpes patrons study brsvy in their
announcements Remember that only insert in any
week such handed before Wednesday evening
sIs obliged 20 20 to pres' early Thursday morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-12

The remarkably well-informed Augsburg Ga
.etts gives in its Paris correspondence detailed
ccsunt Of the efforts Of Denmark TO win Frsacs
ever to Der side in the present Misunderstanding
between the government Of Copenhagen and tho
United States about the Sound Dues. The
COur. of Denmark, as We have already an
nounced, has sent Vice. Admiral Moarier to
Paris to present the Emperor with the Danish
decoration Of the oder of the Elephant. with
this compliment was combined political NILS
sion concerning the Sound Duties. Franco
considers in general the sbrogation oil thee"
Duties as Of great Importance, but viii not con-
cede TO the United States the right Of abrogating
them otherwise than By negotiation. The West
ern Powers, according to the Aagsbuyg Gszsffe.
are decided in every way to oppose the Unis'd
States whenever the latter take any prominent
step in the affairs Of Europe. This has oeeo
shown whenever the matter Of our obtaining
footing in the Mediterranean has been sgitates'
England and France nipping any such projec'"
the bud The Danish Vice-Admirai founssc-
coraipgy well-prepared soil for his diplomacy.
Count Walewski, however, Immediately sPrised
him. that to obtain decided support Of shs
Western Powers against the United Stas'' Des'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-12

No QUACKERY.-CONSUMPT ASTHMA, BRON-
Of the LUVs and HEART and ali chronic t
Of both treated the succesf1y correct
twelve years BY Dr. A. > HEATH NO. 30 broadway, Iom
A. VI 10 l. P. VI.
All he Of medical etiquette Rave been strictly adhered
TO- public the medium by which qugcSery
daily nfcng injuries only cOunteracted through
the channel Therefore am compelled 70 lay snde
Of the u Of pro etiquette the benefit humanity
sndappt through those infinite enghtene-tle newspapers
from time By few letteE the following for
the sat .sfaction Of the afflicted
Patients al e distance may consult me by mail
No. 413 BRoADWAY. New York sept g. 1855
DEAR DocToH: Although indebted you pecuniariy
under oDgsions Of gratitude which DO not expect 20 be
able Day, your sh 10 curing Of bronchial affection
three years which had troubled number Of
which would not yield cauac applications gsrges and
Of my vocal organs the Is permanent
think HE will be Of service 20 you for the public You viii
rlesse II 10 attain IT, Two Of nv friends
also restored b. you you will remember about the same
time. Yours Truly, MARCUS CoLsuRS.
HARTFoRp Aug. 20, 1852
DEAR DocToR When | c0nsu,ted You for my and nv
we health have omitted part least 70 tell y5u
that bad both been under treatment for long time by
other ph scians without receiving relief Ia
fact, Sir well nigh dbeiieyer IN the efficacy
cases Of ne cicine.
But some months have elapsed since my cure aud w
perfect restoration 20 health BY invaluable advice and
remedies Ny wife Of chronic las you doctors call ~ and
long standing weakness which have since learned Is
uncommon il femaesisnd myself Of distressing disease o
the kidneys md liver which extended To other
cnrsd 10 short that assured Of
lasting esteem and gratitude. > W. RICE.
CARYs ROTARY FORCE-PUNP AND FIRE ENGINE,
Adapted AMI ell situations manuflc ued and sold By
CARY BRANERD, Brockporf, y. I.
JIG. CARY, Office No. 30 Broadway, y. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-12

question of great public interest is now be-
fore the Common Council. IL Is briefly whether
a new gas company shall be admitted ts COM
pete with those that now supply the City.
Such company was chartered by the late
Legislature and now ask, the necessary psr-
mssioa to lay down mains 10 the streets. A
report against allowing this petition vas pre-
scented in the Board o. COunclmen on Tuesday
evening, and is this morning reprinted entire
in our columns. Its reasoning will we think,
be quite unsatisfactory to the public, WHO
naturally desire competition in this business The
price We pay for gas is very generally believed to
be excessive, and the quality Of the article fur
nished inferior and there is no reason why other
companies should not be admitted 10 compete with
those now in existence. In London, If we mistake
not, there are above twenty companies, whose
mains in many instances lie side by side in the
same streets; and there could certainly be no
harm in establishing similar competition here.
Such, however, ia not the opinion Of the Council
mems Committee. They desire to perpetuate tho
present monopoly. We trust they may be defeated
in that purpose.
The only point Of the report in which we can
discover any force is that in which the new com
pany is represented as aiming at a monopoly and
az designing by underhand means to exclude the
old companies from the business. We have caro-
fully examined the phraseology Of the Charter, and
fail to find in it precisely the monopoly which il tx
supposed TO contemplate. But even if such de,
sign had been IN the minds Of it's authors, tho
Common Council may easily obyiate that purpose
The resolution proposed By Mr.. COnoyer on Mon
day seems cOnclusively to cover this point. 1t
confers on the new company just the same privi-
leges as are enjoyed by the old one, and no more.
and it requires the expenditure Of sum sufficient
to guarantee the good faith of those engaged be-
fore they are allowed TO begin putting down their
names At all events let us have competition In
the supply Of gas The public will thus get bet
ter article az more reasonable rate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-12
GE RMANY.

The Titanic contest waged between the Yves.
ern Alliance and the insolen: Northern Colossus
so wholly overshadows the political horizon that
events which otherwise would be considered
poItentOus nos psss urnoticed- Or such is the
slow, silent but uninterrupted course Of reac,
ton luI,ued by the petty .Oyereigns and prin-
ces Of Germany. They surreptitiously, but
nevertheless surely, rend to pieces the consti-
tutional guards thrown over the liberties Of the
people. Nearly everywhere in Germany the nu-
merous nobility not only unite with the princes,
but even stimulate them in the work of destruc-
tive oppression. The German aristocracy, sub
merged for awhile IN 1873 by the democratic, or
at least the liberal and burgher carrent, raise
their heads and clAmer vcciferously for the res
toration Of their social IS we'll as economical i'm
munites. Such is the case even in the diminutive
piincipality of Lippe DesmOld. In the course of
the last tive years, emboldened BY the example
Of Louis BOnapsrte and Francis Joseph, the sover-
eigns ofGermAny, together with their sristocr.tic
and conservative advisers. have undertaken to de-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-12

We shaU print for regular subscribers, over $4,000
ropss 81 The WErNY TWBuNE, Of this week Il h. without
doubt tho best advertising medium In the country This the
dag for receiving advertisements for this weeks issue
rrcr. -exrnlx i've Cents line.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-12

children throug Il Is known TurrLEs EHPo
ocafed No 81 Broadway, and Is perfec Curiosity
sh0p heinz 6uod every description Of elegant Toilet Ar
tres Faas Fancy Goods and Toys Of almost every conceive
bic krd Ia there y evervi hing from Penny W hi.tie 70
Dressing collected this large store and the buy
Of Eaney Articles vii have 20 complain Of want II
SAFETY In assortment 20 select from.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-12

meut guaranteed 10 ave entire satisfaction or purchase
uey refunded tae lowest possible price should cas- 81 me
sr..i Musir ssars OF HoRAoE W,reRs. No 3 Broadway
who's Of celebrated Pianos s the largest IN tAe
Inte Statea prcas defy competition aud terms
adapt themselves the condition Of
an u the following celebrated makers whose Pia
Horace Waters Modern Improved
Piano. r. gilbert Co.'S Premium Pianos with OF without
kohan Haest Cumstons Woodward Browns and jacob
Chckertu Boston Pianos and IN sddou those OF Eve other
NeS.Yofk makers secondhand Pianos bargains.
P.o- rent allowed purchases Sole Agency
sac Of H. ". SMITHS Premium MeLooEoSs, tuned
she eque Temperament.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-12

merchant ssys: sINgsoSvILLE Shelby County ~, March -
ls55 TIE German Bi'ter give geoera saiiacsion. aaa
herewith hard Jon Of NJ Morton Berkey arePeei
able farmer this county"
sInPsoxvLLE Ky March 90 le55-Dssr Sir; would IN
you have been afflicted for several yeas with ps
repss IN very aggravated form, fof which used
aud various other reaeoes thOu obsEing Feiet From
the various onas favor Of Hollands Grmsn BtteFs
was Induced TO try them aud with pleasure, taat
through their enjoying better health than have done
r pat cbeerf1y recommend the Btsrs TO al AZ
fieted with that terrible disease Respectfully yours
n Or JcEsoV MORTON BERELEY.
Eor sae BIZ Drussi.s and aslsr Medielne eyerYwhsre
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-12

HOLLOwAY's PnLS.-A marvellous medicine
for the Where possible have sssernbsG Of
aides snisr baby sLow premium Of ten thJussnd do
lars would BE- Iiven could any BE- show healthy handsome
sh or Lively who have these Pills SOLD Al the
uanufsctores No. 20 Maiden and, NewYork, and No ~
Ssnd London and BY al druggists ct 3 ents 6 cents snd
4 I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-12

Or. s. s. FrrCH, author of Six Lectures on
ccns Epton Sc oce No ia Broadway, open daily (Sun-
erccepted from until O'Clock, Consumption Ash
ma D.e.ses OF TIE Heart aud al Chronic Diseases Of Males
snd Females Consultation mes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-12
TUTTLE's EMPORIUM
Another larre establishment which ladies and

FssIlsh, French German and American
FANcV uOODs NovTLrtEs AND TOYS,
No. St5 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-12

WHITE HATS are beginning to disappear since
the Introduction ofKNoxs and splendid Fall styles Cen
temen who value appearances should know ha these new
STYLES are the peva ling fashion and obtainabe only
KSoxs down depot No 22 Broadway toorhea corner
KNOX hss 90 superior he stDggp OF elegant fashionable
aadd durable
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-12

On the let of september BANTA introduced
HAT that has defed al copeon to-day be introduces
his stes of MISSES ard BOYS Fur HATS andGENTs and
BOYS CLOrH CAPS which csnnet but add TO b reputation u
Issuing the popular in that Taste and econ
on-y viii push crowds Of customers 70 No l06
e. IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-12

BIRDS FALL PATTERN HATs.--fIIRD, No. 40
Tsssut will introduce the standard patterns MONDAY,
sent The fabrics of the subscriber manufactured without
reference Of material work manshp and are fully equal
% the productions Of any house IN the uade 49,
BIRD No. 90 Nassau-st, Msideula ue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-12

LEARY e. Co.'S FALL FAsHON.-The subscrib
ers will offer THIS DAY. Sept 10 accordance with their
tery custom the Fail Style Of Gentemen's HArs Our Gus
TONERS the public generally think viii be particularly
peased the syo and quality Of the Hats Introduced BY
FOR the present Autumn s In ghuess eegan>e and durability
h has never been surpassed.
B-We offer different goods Of the style at differ
enf pncea