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City rolisics.

TAMMssy cf.LRAL COMMIT gE--pRI,TARy ELECTIONS
oknfR.D--A EuIFus.
The regular monthly raecuag of tie Taunany Hal
General Committee held last evening, and as vas
Understood cal ip ,ha prin~rs ~ t!oaa fr tho
ton 81 city, site aud Congfessio1a candJas u0l 10
sgrscd upon, torc a.rq ;ancO of caalt,.es
ani thoir i,isnds NcaIly tlortani persons s yefs
collected tho nci burliosa VI o O.d U,S7a. 1ho
pfocesdinas iid 30 terminate un'ii ias is9uf.
Amer much aarnss,0r acr,a. a.d a. h1d prie
mary elect Gus uext Aonday crsnIg w..n c0gvstt
FOR choosing ciy, state and Cong clpdit '''
oe elected. jte.e various convcatOus arc 10 noe,
GHfing the week cnsnirg % rs . pat tho
ca1d,aaiss heios' tho fsaople iramoda,eiy n
spcctpts g. There primary cs-luns Ntre appointed
manner when The delegate = ths state Convention
where rfnfcn In snch cos's, wlcn ihy ~aF'i oettvi
The power tat nc ~ rr1nEry Iil aTa u1iers;1od u
have sii Tho Inspectors ~ the rrh' slrt .ra FEAR
bat TIA, these ncoraries viii return jut Ua,h rsrsons
THIS matter h"rg disposed Of
Nr sHsrfrs :. rAy - the sixteenth ward, rose and
stated that ctarres had beer rtan h. d.iiy
newspapers tha, tst Genera sommi,,ee afyancirg
tha sras h nave I'm nanlrstsd II .larlsston n iss,
10 prove Tat tbs .hafg" ulrubGi, he asked that
uio c"nr,'e ANONYMOUSLY iass ~ follow NJ resolutions
which ne offered
wbcreas e nass vse.ssa WITH grea. regret tie ooursa
fursasd ~ tn Ion stephen a. io t. -e1stor froa IN
the a-t "a tnTrS. nuran,si.i;
psssa 70 .he pre.ni ain.is,s.isl al par.uly Z ~
posing 40 atlisnu u AaEs's A. s,,c VITA ihe oo pu
E~,l,ed, n hels,. hn .oirly actin'i by vi-h
drre ~ rnsrngr a'nAs nrpa 1-nls ra;on shi,h m
lo,ni 80 hpss' nj ~ t TO crt s vtsv 5ower - sa
serse hs ami tan- ifrigns.
Received. gAa ~ ssrny -ofi.nn ,sc sr,on ,ac sla
Nm t.rh"f A. Dough- W wpwt~snr Ne party wnCh
h. liz silt u th. it.t
tor ~ syrnpathy whatever = II.
lus ~ "a thsr ur ni arhsToas vnea oats -
io es.i asss- The nais us'l,ss' .arty o.s
arc prscpls aiaIc the ~ tn n8glss rgai.
and hrtaR T. wnEtnsyrr tne ferrf1ry they may it..
s..oyca Tbe' - ,se p-r-',r' m rs'ss % oIi present
cbe' mae Aias - orr ebii~ oa ne - ~ 'srisct sby
- - ninAFe n assirE IT nsr soyrnn, N a; hae AMI
asfcae - q 49, proeFiy sa4 n ~ rc2gh ~
Tho rraGrv Of these rseoibt06f cFri q gr :; ooa0.
soE AM cy;erriy frpk tfc lrasing wrolriicrE quito
alsrg. srfar tor laying tir-n vn thu iaSic
isa'ry tni ih@ u ~ ssre y ce, sir -ee1s -
ufmnl, dangerous rcsg'ipas ~, rrcd
remu;ise ~ rerort HTsn, 1sH y 4rs8' IN
kiHng ,.n - slsg ttrss Tt-fe esi.gatly grea.
d.srs =" svoil roiiug vn these seSelaten-.
The committee adjourned 81 4 hour. aitcr dcsid ng
gfsu ts 'n.f aa5 pace o. meeting fos tGs different pf-
rraF "a
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undersigned suppose he bad been doing anything
wrong lega in printing this job that these " anes
which now prove TO be Turkish paper money, have heen
lying loose around Isis ece sice July last; and large
quantity Of them, which the Office boys had been using
waste paper shelf ia full view OF tholohcer
when he came to make the arrest Tho eftoty pe
patesao the cu board with the plates Of l his
other customers There Is nothing in the appear OF
these labels 20 lead amy to suspect that they could
be used as paper money They about the szS q Tie
printed paper that comes pack Of Chinese hfo crack
crs, and are partly covered with similar characters
10 these who know the subscriber personally any rs
Of his entire 0 guilty hnyylodgo
in the matter he feels is unnecessary; hut 10 strangers
ard the public at large, this statement is submtted to
tho end that his unsuspicous and innocent counect.on
Wih tie L ansaction may ba rrcvuy Understood.
WV. l. ; HARRISON, Job Printer,
EEw YORK, Oct 7, ls5s ...... No. 81 Duane street.
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FINANCIAL Ann COMMERCIAL.

LONDON MONEY MARkEr.
Ccnsols closed Friday at e5 4 91ls FOR money ard
p7ss aW Y for account
roney was abundant
rno bullion m the Dank OF Eagiani hal ncreasei
1<Sh coo.
Skd
The City Article q the london TTres sc'zcs upon ~.
marx w aNew work leeding paper. hat tnc Earegelr
creditors of Mexico ny hc treated AZ ns,-rr- ,o r.
lecture tpon rccudiatcn general n regards ue hnt
rs lmpo tant, and sieges's that tho Capitalists xhD may
bo sp aod to isten during the tosnua aiunatrep "a
nony 30 tempting invitations from the other slte * th,
A,lant'c hid better "a ke warning from H.
The Tws city Artcleci The 2btiTsays that the allure
has been announced uf " Fclle, of Milan in the pro
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auce trade, wlth ahtea es.ma.ea at 100000. " For

duce trade with liabilities estimated at ESQ 1000 NJ. For
lie IS stated to have disappeared
The Ffrlsh funds continue perfectly macuve Ater
the term patton OF regular business the sole transactions
were effected atou improvement Of one-cghth tho ou
lion IN the bank sow within 3,09S ,o73 OF the highest
amount ever reached, which was on the 10Th Of july
1852, when 1t stood e.. ,a32 1888.
Yesterday the dividend On the stock OF ne Great
Western Railway Company Of Canada, was officially an
pounced the Of four per cent per nnu, against
six per cent last year.
The Ddiiy tcios City Article Of Sept 2o saysExreme
inactivity prevailed Friday throughout the stock
change late the afternoon tho funds stimu
lated by two considerable purchases for account and
sos closed eighth per cent higher than yesterday
There were no bullion oper atoms Al the bank.
IKE bank returns show that the increase in bullion
agrees almost exactly with the amount Of gold known ~
have been sent the bank during the rcferrci
to. The inference is that the recent Withdrawals OF coin
or provincial account have absolutely ceased and that The
surplus at present held in the country will begin to
flow back to the bank.
At Paris to-day the Three per cent Rentes improved
1-l6 70 a.
AMETfCAN STOCKS.
Messrs. Barring Brothers report limited business at
ratcs There have been few sales OF GOV
meIt fves at 95 q 95 For railway bonds there
is an improved demand at improved prices The follow
ing are the quotations.
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ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
NO NEWS OF IMPORTANCE.
-~a->~NI~~4eN~s>~~~N>~<~~-~-~
ANOTHER ADVANCE IN COTTON,
Ae.. &e., &c.
HALIFAX, Oct. Z, 1876

HAIIFAx, Oct Z, 1861
Tho steamship Canada, Capt Lang left Liverpool at 10
A n on the Goth nit, and arrived at Halifax at a. M.
Of The 7t inst The sailed for Boston at four O'Clock
this afternoon where she will be due al very early hour
On Saturday morning. Weather cloudy with light west
wind.
She reports, 25h ult passed the American ship Reso
iute, bound west; 4th inst, passed the British bark
Catherine, bound east
Among her passengers IS c. W. Bradley, bearer OF des
patches from China to the government at Washington
The Of the ship Golden state mutnicd at Penang
july 10 They would not wors under pretence mat
they had enough Of food and beat the officers and
boatswan fcarfu.y with handspkcs. They then took
boat and went ashore, where they were captured and
taken into custody The first officer died the same evening
The steamship North Star arrived this morning from
ycy. York.
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vr Harrison when arr,stssi seemed ye-y much sur
pfised especially when informed tiat hc he rpu arrest
"a ia ocunterei,ng. There h. dpnht but thai
Nr Harrison entirely ignorant uf what as the
terill 70 have been ~. h. ud seated
es hun, before tGC Mayor, La hc Lt9pfei
item " be labels ior sonae chteso aruclcs.
The nthrr PARTIES arrested fDnn otrav tuchari
Tweed J. W NuInsoy u y Slvcli, Frr, s5i~cr. Mrrss
Haach, James Com y, snd y W. sristh. al ~ uCts
lec Mayor, aft a short corvgrstton with Hr smith,
dccired t. hold Mr. Iarrlrcn io ba ~ the nf 81 -
claris aeo held WITNESSES. Mr Harrison soon
gave the rcqa'rcd bali and was die harged
Hc dcscrites Nrs sevcti as woman apparently ahnnt
fo'y ycars ~ age ant u al times elegantly attrci
and very lady Ike N her ma icrs
sR HARRrsOS's STATEMENT
frB1c
The undersigned desires ~ state in reference n the
charge made hy the Turkish Consul ~ prttg "a mes
paper money such a. issued ~ the Tuf1 "a govern
une hst h. l. entirely aud absoatcy innpcn' ef any
cFmual kn,wteige intent in tine MLaie ntlier. not
having anssF'niScd ~ refites suspcou the time h3
tlb wss done. cr sace, hat TIC printing which H. exc
cu,ed could b. ~. 70 any iica The Job 10 his
Office arIarcnty the regular a business Tue
woman ing stranger % Tim, tod The rrle q he
Office, rcqurag from strange reference advance
payment "a chose The latter alternative anl the JOB
nenty be done The s'iaOols.' she eacd them, and
which he suprescd % he ugci nostrum OF
article cf q Eastern origin, rom there being
Chinese characters upca them. printed from the
ordinary stereotype AMI cicctrotypo plates ust by al
iuh printers their hwsircss. Tho waot euggaying
made h. NJ. = W. Orr, who does All tn0 sub
scrbcr's crfrav rg--tnc pil'cs were s!ortsoiJp ed
whore he has ai iNat knd Of work Gcae-the paper
was nade by dealers from whom be purchases largely
and thr iob printed openly IN his ogtCe, ia the
View ~ strangers. vslefs and customers having been
the prcss fifteen dave, ami son drirg thai
tine hy b. ldrcds q pcrscnsno coacesEe secresy,
ncr the slightest attmrt at privacy borg made by hiu
iroin the mefent he meae tAc bargain the Job
delivered ~ the Astor H1rss Indeed, Jte did thu
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The Arglo.Chnesn treaty hnd h,cn pabshet ari
M rfess mufmprirg al The delay
The koaiicur gives Tic tstals 0l tn French Chnsa
treaty, which areaiv generally known n says to-
thasttofncnt o ths mandarin. ~ Whose orders faiof
chapacinme was behcaded, u.i b. made pubic Tho
Indemnify 20 Franco s 1saeN. 800 francs.
II was reported IN PARIS thai the Emperor Of China
have the grand corcn II vadirner from isa aid tt
cf the Leg cn of Honor from France.
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Cspc NJ Good ropc dates arc 70 Aurus, ~ nfscplte
had eccurred between The British AMI Portuguese altpr
ncs in Mozambique Ch1nnc small cutter from Natal
trading the seized by tie Portuguese for
not r~yinx dirty Eeianoa py. The wsre sent a.
Mozambique arf placed " charge o the British Cousul
who den arded Tho boat cd cargo whout success H.
bas in consequence eft for England ~ represent the
Gaze 10 Tho Foreign OiAce
Sir George Grey vas meeting enthusiastic reception
during his free State lniesion upci that his
diaon With the powerful Chief moshcs, would produce
rTnrefuI rennifc
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p,ccpvcrps nv rur C,y,D,

Mr. Frordereaus sps rly Nr fiu.t and sy nr Hop xas
hfee ehrsn, ldy rui rur-e VI wet aud siy Nr Warr
ard lady. Mrs rre .iss MILLER Nr Sykes lacy d fsnt Nr
essr and ady Air talbot y nssnt snd -sr an Nrs aal
sss ay Mr. s.ssnscr and iy. Mr. joy cod LADY Master
Iad, Tr Dsssha.n, Ly and child Mr. Monsso lady and
ehi d Capt Wkuey hessrr Wrtinspn Loo, Carer Ball,
Ecic bradley .sioder Na'son Hume, 'So., Miller. Page.
porticr Mayer. trasaaw. Tsmennr. Hove two, kugaa,
k-sug ss. kubteeh Reilmann Appleton Dsshou, Mahon.
Nanpy, l,Is, kancei hctns~iad cisnesson Gilmore,
Si~pnri Delaney Norman ta1ritvritin. Kasel, Marin.
tr..sr, Dodge william, crelin Benpct- Tccisde, Hen
6eIsop, BID~nlee.
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SpAIN

According to The oIicia aespatrhcs from Madrid The
government VII .agmcn; the as ~ lee prepared
h put down political agitation coue from any quarter
that IL NAV.
vl be postponed rnii spring but tic government Intends
) act epeIge.icaily against Nex'ce.
The Queen had returned to Mgirid.
Tse C,yrcsrosdsneta aatsTgfd declares there Is ro
truth In The statement that Anglo Spanish company
has obtained the concession 81 Submarine ie.csrarh
from Cuba to America.
tsgraphtc slstch states that the state Of siege,
~, ch has ceased for ra,alcr AMI Malaga It'll
tainsd tho tgh and low pyrcncc, Arragon and Ira
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Gonerai Nocravicf, tom; hnioarski, wi q q sat, b.
kGssian Minister at pckin
IL wss reported II rar that the BriSh yovernrou.
siso pcposs serding military I,an ~ ts representative
LIcrc.
Toe EnsssVs reported 10 have gained anotucr great
yctcfy over the ,srcsssans.
Al Moscow, the metropolitan Archbshep addressed
esfnn aiocuon ~ The Napfsur charging hrn 10 carry
The crtholts Christian faih by all nss AMI aqpisnces,
k.tn the heart ef China
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STATE OF TRADE IN MANCHESTER.
The Manchester adyces continue favorabie prices
steady, though the business without material change
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUrFs MARKET.
hessrs Richardson, Spence Co quote -four dropping,
berg offered at reducton without finding buyers:
Western, 2os. 21s.; Philadelphia and Baltimore, 22s. a
2.s. Cd Ohio, rs. Cd 25s. Wheat quiet hut steady
red Western Es al. a es 6i. white Western g. Cd a
Co. 3D.. white Southern, Il. Is. sd. Sales Of heated
oa,ly reds AZ 6s Is ID Corn duh and nom nal at
3ss. for yellow, and 35s for white.
nossfs. Bgiand, Aytha L Co. quote Is. lower on
tue week. f..
LONDON MARKETS.
Mtssrs Barring Bros. quote tho markc, dull Wheat
declined Is IS ON Engsh American white is quoted at
As Sos and red and amber at ass Flour ranges from
Cos 70 25s Iron steady Welsh rails steady and in bet
ter demand, nc GO SIS. &c los Welsh bar, f6 6s su
gar firm hut quiet. Coffee iirm, with slight advance,
chiefly The fne grades For Insec cakes there is
far demand New York is quoted at ell; Bos;nn, flo
les, FISH ois-sales unimporiant sperm, Gss a $50;
SEAL f5s; cod, s:4 los; hnsccd very dull 3es aa
Ric, nim Ta.ow dun ai 4es 81, on the spot and 4as
deIiverabc during the last three months N the year
T.a-Ascraqe bus,ncfs az unchanged prices Congou
quoted al iod. oli Spirits tnrpcntuc 3es.; crude,
l0s o.
livERpoei PROVISION Aasksr.
Neesrs. Bignnd, As tha 4 Co., Heiarason, Spcnrc 4
30, Jai II MGirnry and o'heis quotc;-scei heavy.
Lard dull, bu steady IL allow ar average husi
hess was dong, without suosabc change in rates;
butchers, 5is
LTvrEroCi. PRODUCT yArFET
TIC rrosors ard ciir circulars luol. ashes quiet 4.
5is, g. vs. fyr o,s, and sss Sis fr pearls Saga
Il a.. Carolina -. 81. Ia arn; Coasou l0i. TO I0d
ko-n ds q A. I'd. tor common hh.es N. phadei
fte tark, ios SPIRITS tirpefinc dull seal oil, f3s
ESs los. ,ot DO e., a ssi los ~ rrsec, oil a good
lusiEess Is acag Il Sos. ed. a 34s. III.
HAvfE s,RsET.
Tor the week endng !. u y, ncGsivc cotton arm
mare, III; stock n 90 haics. Tic Manufacturing
acvc arc iGvoracc, Dresis,ors hayen a,oliuing ten
nrta 0ls. salss ahinportauL Eiv ipll sagar steady
Lard aim. Tallov dropping. Whalcbcnc unchanged
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Ts1s-TE, Sept. -, 1858.
News from Corstnutinnpc down 50 sue 18th says that
Nh allowances and salaries Of tho onpoyoS 0; The
msrt have been a. al reduced.
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Berlin telcgrarho dcapaich say the King has sgnci
m order which aeiriey regulates the question govcru
Tbs order wlu not b. pabrhef uut the retrn OF
IN Prince ~ Prussia from WARSAW tn winch place e Lad
gone 20 witness the grand military eyoluioaG before tho
Emperor Of Russia -
BwsItx, Srp,. et, 1858
TIE Tssga1 Eii.o snnounc that tie lash ~ October
\ axed H. the day for iIc u tie Chambers
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The Tariff Commission at Lisbon reported 10 hayc
Gec.d in favor of general reduction IN tho important
duties manufactured vccls. but hs sucR ~ions were
expected u be on lin ted scale ars anr'cd ny gov.
sfnrsat Ne rst IN tn-cc rn uet ycar as thny
nuct pass tho cortcs, which mcctg in NoyCr0tr.
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The London Times OF Friday quotes actual sales of Iii
ros Central Railroad shares 20 discount; New York
Central shares at 7Gs ditto Sinking Fund at SAY 84
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
The Brokers' Circular states the sales Of the week at
81 200 bales, Of which 500 speculation, and
OF penny on the week, but the advance scarcely
maintained at the close, holders Offering freely but show
ing disposition to press sales Some authorities state
that the market Hrmer, but not quotaby higher.
The sales Of Friday 900 bales of which 900
speculation and 600 for export the market closing
quiet at the following authorized quotations.
Fir MItUing.
New Orleans. Observation-Disclosures. 7,sd. ia.
Mobiles 7g-l6d 15-1cd.
Tho stock in port estimated at sos 500 bales, Of
which 445 600 were American
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A FUGITIVE SLsyg ~ Ngw LoSpoS.-.A fugitive
slave hat had hccu found hoard ycs s from winins
ton NC taken before the United states Com,ni r
IN Ncv london c.. the tst lnst and Wha hat siar
was celebrating wt 70 do with tas nir.tr. Judge Bran
dcgcc stepped in and inquired of tho o0gtar tho %.
gro was pr Hc informed the Uai,ed sta!es
Commissioner held him II chsfga Turning the negro.
the Judge asked him IN he wished ~ remain ere or 10 r.,
Tec lie EXPRESSED hs strong Gs'ntnnA.c or ~ remain
there any longer han WAS ois0ltciy ucrps ry ant ~.
sired ~ 90 az nrcc judge B1andegfs told hHn 4, -
then The Collector protested against Any interference
with bis movements but The advice ~ JLdgs Bfande
gee The negro started. Tho Custom lf,sso efeas 4,
tempted 10 stop him. but the presence of the oppoSng
Isrty prevented their Efforts being Of much avail End
the darkey cvaporated IN remarkably short sp4cc OF
tne.
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THE Lara YACHT R.cE.--ln the late yacht race
the last Of the scasobe Rebecca owned by ar James
Gordon Bennett Jr., The nrst vrzc, and tn znrs
took tbo schooner cup Which extra prize cot 40
BY subscription. Tho display lnc, ard the aiIng
aud fnanouvernc ~ The yachts elected much colnaeudG
ton from the knowing ones. W. observe b. the WAY
that tho Sarraanscts protests against the MAJ ff
foul sailing, AMI that there Is much other npetcs'ng
emoag he owners g &c ya,his st didn't vim Bat ihs
daily Papers cutie mum abut tn matter rutwth
st1nliGg they made great alU last summer wacn tna
Ect coca was complained 81 for violation * ~ tc
ru'ts The secret q the taatcf s that the thor t
of the Hahecfa happens ~ be On ct9r. Such 4
The "brohcrly feeling that cxsts between cpuduc tors ot
dnIy n,vsrarers iu tbs cIly.--Nsg york Laiav.
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MARRIED..

In Liberty. on Thursday evening. 18th inst, by
the Rev. Jesse H. Turner RUFrs PENLEY to Miss
Mary JANE daughter of Mr.. ARTHUR NEWMAN, all
of Bedford county. ..... ...-.5
At Holly Level, Campbell CO., on the c8th of
July, by Rev. d. J. c Slaughter. Mr.. JOHN ".
Hicks, Of Bedford. and Miss MINNIE H., daugh-
ter of Stephen Hicks, Esq.
On the 18th inst. by the Rev. W. W. Trimble
Mr. JAMES KINNEY to Miss ISABELLA REED; oil Of
Rockbrhge.
On, the 18th inst, by Rev. J. M. Wilson, Mt
Jack .onvle Floyd County. Va. ut the residence
Of Col John Williams, Mr.. WV. b. Smith, Of Dan
Vile Va to Miss ELIZABETH l.. PEpIeo daughter
Of the Rev. Vim, b. Pedigo-
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NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENCY
Al THE vIRGlNIAN OFFICE.
No. We BUSINESS MEN OF LYNCHBURG -aun
ADVERTISE AND GET RICH.
1S- NOW Is THE TIME. -pG

TO The Citizens Of LHaehbmry and the Public:
A IL PERSONS. IN ANY BUSINESS wishing to advcr
tise In any OF the following papers, for whirh emit
tOR ANY OTHER PAPER IN THE UNITED STATES,)
W., wi please call on me ni the "Virg.nin"" Omc~,
UP STAIRS. where they will ind all tines ready
wait on them 1t useless anything Of the
Of advertising acknow lodged fact that LIBERAL
ADVERTISING Is THE ROAD TO WEALTH;
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE NEWS bristol.
BROWAluW = KNOXVILLE frcnnN WING.
INDICATOR J"aeshurough Tenn.
a AzErf STAN LeNns,on,ya.
ViN%iSsaH sArlnsdon,v'.
f nENncnaa. ; 1hrry,va
M"u i AN sidN SA Salem, Va
VIRGINIA PATRIOT, independence ,Grayson co. Va
VAHisT Vino, 5 Fmeas,leva
M MnsrnRN sTAR pERALp chri.,iAn.burs, VI.
WyTHEy,I + r TELE"RArH !wy.hevnle, Va.
UNION DEMOCRAT. Union. Monroe county, Va
ADVOCATE, Jchersonville, TaKew ell county, Va
REGISTER. Danyile, Va.
THE "SOUTIi WEST" Pesrsburg, Giles county, Va
Persons wishing advertise the above
ind to THEIR INTEREST tn call at the ONCE Of the
Lynchburg Vginan STAIRS, where contracts will
made and advert semcnts FORWARDED WITHOUT DELAY.
~ will also and orw ard a, ersng paper
In the United States. A. WADDltL.
March l9'ts Foreman Virginian Once
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THE FAN GRor >ps.--We made o visit to the
Fair Grounds ON Friday evening last and found
the work in q fair state Of progress. Three sides
Of the enclosure have been put up and nicely
whtewashe,l. and the remaining side will soon be
finished. Two very neat porters lodges at the
gate are nearly completed, also Of the largo
houses in the enclosure. The situation is most
capital one in every respect.
Great credit is due to Mr.. John G. Meem. the
Chairman of the Executive Committee. Tor the en-
ergy he has displayed in the prosecution Of the
work
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DIED.

On Sunday morning the Sth inst at tho resi-
dence Of her husband, and in the s7th year of her
age, Mrs. ANNE Eliza IIoRN. wife Of Mr.. John
Horn Of Rockbridge county.
Mrs. AMANDA +. CuRRY. wife of David p. Curry
Esq. after lingering and severe illness. depart
cd this life on the 18th instant ut the residence Of
her husband near Lexington.
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NOTICE.

The Ladies Of the Episcopal Church at Am
herst G. ii. and vicinity, will give supper on the
night of the Goth Of September. that be ing Court
night, for the benefit Of the Parsonage A cordial
invitation is extended to all to attend.
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THERE will lie n meeting of the Executive Com
mit.ee IL the Agricultural Society. NJ their roum
on Tuesday af. crn.on, at I o'elock A full atten-
dance is requested.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

BUSINESS MEMS PRAYER Manifestations are
regular meetings for prayer, at the room of tho
Young Mems Christian Association. from IL I'M
til o'clock. The public are invited to attend.
aug lS--dts
THERE will lie held in Ascension Church, Am
herst Courthouse an Association Of Ministers for
September next j. ID. POWELL, Rector.
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joining counties represent the growing crops of
Tobacco and Indian corn rs very inferior on
count of the lengthy drought No quantity Of
rain can now make the corn crop any other than
a short one. Tobacco being plant in which there
is much come out, scasonable rains may insure
toerable yield-DdnriUe Req
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FREIGHT RECEIPTs.-On Saturday the freight
receipts at the Depot of the Virginia and Tennes-
see Railroad, in this city, were rs follows-Thrty
loaded cars ofproduce from the West, consisting
of 5,2l6 bushels of Wheat: 1883 pounds of To
bac,o; 42, 500 pounds Of Miscellaneous; Ill bar
rcls of Flour. Fifteen loaded cars were sent
West the same day.
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PASSED THRorGH.-One hundred and eighty
eight U. 5. Soldiers passed through ou the South
side and Tennessee Railroads on Saturday en- route
for Fort Smith and thence to Utah and Califor-
min
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LARGE ArRIyAL.-We are informed that more
than three hundred passengers came down on the
Virginia and Tennessee Road Friday night
last. More than two hundred of them sat down
to supper ut the Lancaster house.