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THE DAILY EXCHANGE is published every morning
Sundays excepted price Two CENTS served IN tne
at twelve and half cents per week payable 70 g
mailed to subscribers ofthe city, at SIA
per annum. TERMs-invariably cash in ady e and
PUBLIcATIoN-North-E East corner OF b ased ttTo
North streets, Baltimore. Letters to De aaur
THE DAILY EXCHANGE Baltimore, Maryland.
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e=4 JAS. S. BROWNING.
12Sn1 COACH MAKER,
No. 81 NORTH STREE

No. 81 WORTH STREET,
BALTIMORE,
Manufactures order all kinds Carriages on the most
reasonable terms.
HSSECoNDHAED CARRIAGES taken fair prices in ex-
change for ones
Repairs done at the shortest notice lowest posi-
BILE prices, jy3l.dtf
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HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES.


HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES,
IL THE
HOUSE FURNISHING WAREROOMS
CORTLAN & CO.
NE W MARBLE BUILDING
NOS ZIG AND 21S BALTIMORE STREET
Where those commencing about repenishing will find
everything that may be needed the commones kitch
utensils to the finest Parlor Ornament.
They have hand large stock of
PATENT AIR-TIGHT SELF SEALING CANS
For Preserving Fresh Frnts and Tegetobles
WATER COOLERS AND FILTERERS.
Also, the celebrated
ARCTIC REFRIGERATOR,
Which they offer TO the public confident of its being the
best article extant. iy3-tf
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au2d2t No North street.
'ENHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE
Il subscriber of Baltimore city hath obtained from the
Orphans Court Of said city, in Maryland, letters of ad
mlnisraton on the personal estate Of CHARLES MAR
TIN late of the said city, deceased All persons having
claims against the said deceased hereby warned
hbt the with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber
at or before the first day of March next they may other
wise by law be excluded from all benefit of the said
tate.
Given under my hand, this 3lst day of July, 1858.
TIMOTHY McDERMOTT,
30
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WANTED.
w CULPEPER MILITARY INSTITUTE.
The Trustees of the Culpeper Military Institute will ap-
point before the first of September, INSTRUCTOR to
fill the chair of MODERN LANGUAGES in that Institu-
ton well educated European who speak the Ian
guages fuently, is desired.
Applications, stating salary required, together with
good recommendations, must be addressed to
Rev. JN0. COLE,
President of the Board of Trustees,
jy29.tf Cupeper c. H., Va
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WE HAVE MUCH PLEASURE IN COPYING THE
following notice from the American and bespeak for it the
attention of readers We fully endorse the encomiums
of our cotemporary.
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ROGGS, COIIMAN Il Co,
- Nos. A & 46 MBABD STREE
OPPOSITE PUBLIC STORES,
BALTIMORE.
THPOR TIERS OF
WINES, BRANDIES, GIN, SEGARS, &c.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
ONE STIC LIQUORS, CORDIA s, d c.
Cognac Rochelle Brandes Old Rye Whiskey of differ
Pale and Dark. ent qualities
Holland Gin. German Tonic Btters
Jamaica & Santa Cruz Rum. Peach,
Scotch and Irish Whiskey. Oh rry,
Madeira, Sherry, Port, Lis Lavender, p,d;
bon, Malaga, Champagne Raspberry, 'anuieS'
and Caret Wines. Blackberry
Havana & Principe Segars. Ginger
Cordals, various qualities.
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MARYLAND
lVl LIGHTNING ROD COMPANY
E. +. LUPT0N'S
IMPROVED PATENT
ENAMELED LIGHTNING CONDUCTORS
WITH SCREW INsULAToRs,
Sold Wholesale and Retail at his Desk,
No. 8 MECHANICS EXCHANGE, Sun IRON BUILDING,
BALTIMORE.
Copper and Enameled Rods constructed Ships Dwell
ngs and Public Buildings in the safest and best
Also for sale Lightning Rod Points, Glass nsuators and
Trimmings, for putting up rods.
ALL ORDERS FROM TOWN OR COUNTRY, d.
RECTED TO HIM, WILL BE PROMPTLY ATTENDED
To- iy27-tf
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KINDLING WOOD!
IN KINDLING WOODM
KINDLING WOODl
am now prepared to furnish the above article low
rates,
IN ANY PART OF THE CITY FREE OF CHARGE
JOHN G. MCCULLOUGH,
Wood and Coal Dealer,
Office, N. W. cor. Park and Fayette sts.,
and Pratt and Fremont streets
jy21-dtf Wharf foot of Eutaw street
A CARD.-The subscribers take pleasure
in informing their friends and customers that the
late fire of Hanover and Lombard streets,
their warehouses; will interruption to their bust
ness. Their stocks of WINES, BRANDIES, WHISKEYS,
CLARETS and HAVANA SEGARS in prime
ORDER and they ready all orders lowest
rates and shortest notice. ..
j. B. CHARRON & CO., Agents
1872 and 1874 Lombard street, near Hanover street.
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BALTIMORE,
Manufactures to order all kinds of Carriages on the most
reasonable terms.
HSSECoND-HAND CARRIAGES taken at fair prices in ex-
change for
Repairs done the shortest notice and lowest posi-
Die prices jy3ldf
EUANO! GUANOM
pared to furnish FARMERS, PLANTERS, commission
MERCHANTS and DEALERS with all the various de-
scrpons of known value and established reputation
name
ANo PERUVIAN GUANo,
OF the very last direct importation into this market and
delivered from the agents warehouse. 4....
CALIFORNIA Tor Eide Island) GUANO,
Of direct Importation, and landing from ship GEM
PRESS OF THE SEAS containing 10 per cent. of Am
m0nia and % per cent Of Phosphate Of Line
very superior and dry containing 81 per cent Phos
A A NAVASSA GUAN0,
containing 20 per cent of Phosphate of Lime; put up
DE BERG's GENUINE SUPER PHOSPHATE
received direct from the agent c. NJ. Stewart Esq.
All of the above inspected and weighed by the
inspector, and branded by him.
For sale at very lowest prices in any quantities
MA liberal deduction made to Commission Merchants
and Clubs purchasing large quantities.
P. MALCOM & CO.,
Warehouse, Wood st., Bowy's wharf,
JySo-u PAS Baltimore.
OOKING GLASSES!
IL LOOKING GLAsSEsn
LOOKING GLASSES!M
LOOKING GLASS, PICTURE FRAME,
BRAoKE4, TRfPo6! and
PIER TABLE MANUFACTURER
PHOTOGRAPHIC OFALS
oil all sizes patterns and styles, at the lowest cash price
WIN. MCGREW,
No. "a n. Liberty street,
Baltimore, Md.
Importer of French and German PLATE GLASS and
French and English ENGRAVINGS.
The attention of the Public is called to the style of work
exhibited at this establishment only equaed in New York
and unsurpassed in this city.
ALL ORDERS PROM Country WILL RECEIVE PROMPT
ATTENTION. iy28dtf
TNRUSSES! TRUSSESi! TRUSSESlu
Il SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS
AND CUTLERY IN GENERAL
HElNISCH SHEARS, SCISSORS AND POINTS,
PEN AND POCKET KNIVES, CARRIERS AND FORKS
RAZORS d. RAZOR STRAPS, Table CUTLERY
&c, of the best quality always hand and warranted
by SAMUEL JACKSON
No. 1874 Baltimore street
Near II Pau1
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au26t
NJ EW BOOKS FOR SUMMER READ
L Y ING.-TWO M1LLIONS.-By William Allen Butler
author of Nothing to Wear" 1 vol; limo so
cents.
BELLE BRITAIN ON A TOUR AT NEWPORT, AND
HERE AND THERE. l vol; limo. 81
THE LIFE AND ADVENTURES OF MAJOR ROGER
SHERMAN POTTER. Illustrated by Huber By
Pheleg Van Trusedae. vol; II mo. S125
AQuARRELLES! or, SUMNER SKETCHES-By Samu-
ell Sombre vol. u mo- Illustrated Price, 63
cents.
LECTURES OF LOLA MONTES.-(Countess OF Lands
feldl including her Autobiography. l vol; IL mo-.
cloth Price ST.
For sale by CUSHINGS & BAILEY
262 Baltimore street,
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Pleasing appearance is the First Letter of
Recommendation.
GODFREY'S
EXTRACT OF ELDER FLOWERS,
FOR soFTENING THE SKIN AND IMPROVING THE
COMPLEXION.
EUGENE DUPUY,
600 BROADWAY, ". T.,
SOLE AGENT FOR THE UNITED STATES.
The object of this Circular is to give publicity the
most valuable and efficient remedy that has been yet
been introduced in the practice of medicine for the pur
of removing every unsghtly appearance from the
skin and preserving to it to the latest period of life nearly
all the rmness and freshness of youth Extensive expe-
rence and minute observation have long satisfied the
proprietor that applied directed it will speedily
move any unsghtly appearance such Tam Burns,
Freckles &c, and quickly all Pimples Humors and
Eruptions which may dsfgue the conntenance and will
also mpart to the skin the most delightful softness and
delicate cearness; in Short to preserve pleasing
plexion through life nothing is required but the
GODFREY'S EXTRACT OF ELDER FLOWERS,
The s,Oeetest and really the most perfect
BEAUTIFIER NATURE.
This admirable preparation of Elder Flowers very
fragrant a perfume. Elder Flowers have from the
earliest ages been esteemed mild and harmless most
perfect beauter of the skin. Tan, Sun-Burns Freckles
Redness, &C. it will speedily and completely remove.
CHILDREN.
1t is snguary beneficial and perfectly inoxous to
the youngest infant
SHAVING.
1t is valuable beyond anything, annihlating every
pmple and all roughness rendering the skin soft and firm
preparing it completely for the
FAMILY LOTION.
Godfreys Extract Elder Flowers will be found beyond
all praise, and needs only trial to be approved.
AGENTS.:
CARY, HOWARD & SANGER, New York.
ScHIFFELIN BROS & Co, -
F. C. WELLS & Co., "
wv. NoRcRoss Co, Boston and New York
And all other Wholesale and Retail Druggists.
ell
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THE NEW WORLD FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK,
CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, 1924 ,O00
POLICIES ISSUED, LOSSES ADJUSTED AND PAID BY
THOS. d. JOHNSTON,
FULLY ACCREDITED AGENT.
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THE PHENIX FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK,
CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $3.50, 900.
POLICIES ISSUED, LOSSES ADJUSTED AND PAID BY
THOS. d. JOHNSTON,
FULLY ACCREDITED AGENT.
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THE SECURITY FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK
CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $500, 600.
POLICIES ISSUED, LOSSES ADJUSTED AND PAID BY
THOS. JOHNSTON,
FULLY ACCREDITED AGENT.
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NJ :.
Having determined to y Ill scii a public
lion on the emiscs TIL RSDaY the 4th day Of SOVEM
Der the TRACT OF LAND which now reside,
called FAIR VIEW, lying the Va and Tenn Haroad Is
miles aoyc ,mcburg and 10 from Liberty tie
rnutarg 81 ACRES The lands the Elk creek
av. long considered productive and easily cnva
Lands In the County The farm IL
waercd with fine springs, and 10 well laid
fields aud with In enth aud he conveniently
parts with du" proportion of wood
TO each psri b side Of the Railroad large ~
and co,iinodio,s BRICK BUILDING with 0rooms. ~
elusive baseucnt) with sill out houses f the
comfort and ruen,e Of family of both white and
black south the Rtlroad is new GklSf MILL
for the accommodation Of the owner and neigh
fs<A bors The place FINE ORCHARDS OF Peach
and Apple Tres In full bearing. and convenient to
both churches and schools, and q neishborh"od fr
years considered Of desirable In THIS of the
the health Of the ace aud the beauty Of the suru
ding l. where Pesons desiring it,
viii he shown the place by calling Also AT the same
time and place the Crop stock Honshod and Kitchen turu
perhaps Likely Negroes The sale will
10 o'clock and continue lay day until hnisL
ed rcrms made known on the da. of sale -
ortI dtds X c. STEPTOE
RirE,n Il 1avt
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The Solar Eclipse in Peru.

SUCCESS OF LIEUT.. 0ILLIss OBSERVING EXPEDITION.
We are grati6ed to inform our readers that when
the Pacific Steam Navigation Company's steamer
New Granada passed Payta on the 10th ult., Lieut..
James NJ. ellis, U. S. n. member ofthe Smith
sonan Institution, there having satisfactorily
completed his observation Of the total eclipse Of
the sun on the 7th nlt.
In order to obtain an advantageous position, he
proceeded to paint elevated one thousand feet
from the level Of the and about two hundred
miles dis ant from the abovc-named port. As the
object Of his visit to the coast was solely for the
purpose Of making these observations we trust the
public will he favored with minute report of the
result, which we are confident will, from the pen
af that intelligent and scientific gentleman, be cx-
ceedingly interesting and instructive.
II was the intention of Lieut.. ellis % proceed
by the first steamer South to Lima. where he will
remain short tine, and perhaps continue his
voyage TO Chile.
Although astronomers we're expected to arrive
from France and England, it seems that no other
was present on the interesting occasion, except Mr.
Maesser. q German n lron"mer from Santiago, sent
to join Lieut.. ellis by the Govern ment OF Chile
-Pdnan,a Star, October 3.
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yErnsF 70 Be iongef-Iived In ths general, Than any
other class While he has principally physical
lSbor b perform, osAer professions have mental
labors in addition, which harass the mind and
vesr down he constifstisA. FARMING His true,
! laborious life--but lhis very labor strength
ms the frame. oouduccsto health, pr3otss lon
es.ity. and eises ,sst 70 he planters life.
Take il all in ali, farming 10 about as remunera-
tive as any other profession. Ten merchants faii
In business where one farmer does. Professional
men rarely grow rich from their professions alone,
and politicians notoriously die poor. unless they
accumulate wealth by stealing.
If the farmer, at the end Of the year, has bcen
able only to make both ends meet" he has done
well--ior hi. property is increasing and accumu-
lating all the time. In fact, 1t 10 much more
profitable business than many Of those engaged
in it are themselves aware Of. True, the farmer
has to encounter occasionally bad seasons and
short crops, ard low Prices--but. in the hong run.
the general acreage is favorable to him. And
what he falls short in one year. he is very apt to
make up in another.
The farmers an planters Of the South, in a po-
tica point of view, constitute the great conserva.
tive class Of the country. They are not 10 subject
to violent excitement and are not easily carried
away by passion, "a the commercial and manufac-
turing classes Of the large cities Where they are
educated and intelligent most Of them are. they
are averse to everything like moblaw and insub-
ordination. 80, .tortnnntos Agricoias. 81 s"d bona
norinf," Was the exclamation Of the Latin poet
nearly two thousand years ago. and the remark
may bc made with still greater truth at the pres
eut dav
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From the acknowledgements Of Thursday last. !
Bloody Tragedy at tho Tennessee State
Fair Grounds.

O.ae MN htl3cl d.nd Srr,qn Dangerously Do"nd-
,d
We are called upon this morning to record one
of the most horrl aTrays which has ever occurred
in our city.
From what we can learn, the cause of the diff
Guilty was aeuned by II family tcud of long
st aniing. For wears the parties have been at war
and the lntre1 or une towards the other has
tinucd To increase from the time it commenced.
The parii, ulas. cSinning yesterday ARE stated
thus Early III the morning, Sam Cowan saw JAS
Owen, in company with his wife. approaching in
the direction at which lac vas located, when they
met, Cnwaa spit in Ovens face. Owen then remnr-
ked that Il was the wrong time to settle the diit-
Guilty. hut he would sec him at another time, and
Immediately seated his wife, told his brothers and
friends OF villa bad passed, and afterwards pre-
pared to make an attack. At about ii o'clock the
large crowd IN attendance were suddenly
st,,;icd by IT,, report If pistol. the clashing Of
sticks aoa u go and confusion generally. How
it cun,nc,, ed IL" il able to tell, but it occur
re- IN the outside rr, mcna,c Of the amrhitheatre,
where hundreds "t people were congresated. IL
soon discovered that some ten, fifteen or TWEEN
ty were engaged in the melee some of whom how
ever, were endeaNorng to suppress 1t. On one
side Sandy JAS. aud Jno Owen, and W. A. pa-
! Wis, we're noticed. and ON the other side Sam aud
!, Geo. W. Cowan, JOEL \. Bate and his SON. Pts
tolls fired. sticks Wee used freely, and it al-
/ peared. said our informant, that men being
/. knocked down on all sides. Owing tn the crowd
and the intense excitement, it is difficult to tell by
!, whose hands the victims fell Sam Cowan had II
4 Colts repeater and examination it was found
! that every barrel had been discharged. Several
others had firearms but TO what extent they were
4 used we cannot say.
1 By this horrible affair, Sandy Owen was killed
and Sam Cowan, mollally wounded. Jon Owen
! shot in the side and thigh the wounds supposed
to be mortal. Joel A. Battles skull bndly frac-
turcd. Thos. Battle shot in the wrist; Jas. Owen
W. A. Davis and Others slightly hurt.
Gen. Bate, we understand, endenvored at first
to create peace but being used pretty roughly he
! commenced on his antagonists in dead earnest
He is All uncle Of the Cowans.
Mr.. Bate who WAS shot in the wrist was not n
| party to the affair, but received his wound nccl-
| dentally.
Mr. Sandy Owen was shot through the heart
and died instantly. Sam Cowan received his In
iuries by being beat with sticks, His skull is
badly fractured, and his head terribly mutilated
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The Naval Magazine Powder Explosion at
Havana.
FURTHER PARTICULARS.

4
! The Havana papers contain the following de-
tails of the powder ex osion Of the 10Th ult'
| On Thursday morning. ynung negro girl. nine
years Of age. slave of the unfortunate Sr dc Dez
was found alive in the ruins, having passed the
night in very painful position. but without sus-
tanning any injury.
On Atares Hill were found three headless bod
ies. horribly mangled.
The loss Of the magazine, powder bombs. &r.,
&C., is estimated ut 100000. The los. Of the lla-
vana Company cannot DO lcss than $300,000 The
damage to the gas works will probably amount to
100000.
The edifce of the Sacleddn Economical was dnn-
aged in the doors and windows.a s the Museum
Of Natural History. The Cathedral was also in
.jured.
At various points stones Of more than IS pounds
weight were projected from the walls. A hand
granade struck n house in the Street del Sol and
knocked in the roof.
In field near the powder-house, several
cows and other animals we're killed; and in the
Cemetery Of Atares there was perfect shower
of stones of all sizes, at least ono hundred and
fifty rods from the building, doing considerable
damage to the Offices and residences Of the EN-
Iployecs.
In Jesus del Monte, especially in the vicinity
of Togo, tho explosion was sensibly felt; many
thought there was an earthquake. Windows and
doors were unceremoniously thrown open, walls
were cracked and the window-panes remaining
unbroken are more easily counted than those
which were broken.
The explosion was felt more than four leagues
from the city.
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At The present time, when we have 40 many
among no Who are engaged in agricultural pur-
suits, few reflections npon Agriculture rs pro-
fession will not be considered inappropriate out
of place. Poets have sung Of the beauties, advan-
tages and pleasures Of this glorious life. States
men, after the turmoil and labor Of political life,
and the confessions Of the Legislative Hail. have
gladly sought repose and retirement on the farm.
Merchants. when the vexations and tolls and I'M
esrtainties Of their calling have worn out their
health and energy, longingiy hope to spend the
remnant Of their days in the tiliage Of the SOIL
Professional men, harassed with their cares and
responsibilities, and their rough contests with
their fsllow-men. fondly indulge in the same ex-
pectaiso-asd Ill who have tried it have found
thsir fullest expectations realised.
Agriculture, Of course, has its cares and annoy
aness. Every profession has these to encounter
Il 10 fors-ordained that man must live by the
sweat Of bis brow-and indn stry and care and Ia
Dor ass rsquisite for success in every employment.
We speak BY comparison when We say that the
culture Of the soil combines more positive pleas
urea, with fswsr disagreesble incde ITS. than any
other calling In the first place, it is the most in
dependent iifs which any man can follow. While
the politician. end the merchant, and the profess
sioual man, and the editor must have daily inter-
course with men. and must exercise prudence and
forbsazanoe, and must humor this one, and consult
the prejudiess II the other. and must bear with
the il-temper, and ignorance and unreasonable rs-
quirsments Of those with whom they have dealings
The Farmer. on the contrary. ia independent Of
thsm n. When his crop is ready for the market,
h. - oily TO ell At the highest price he can get
and hss his necessary intercourss with all others
snds sna5 pnrsus the even tenor Of his way.
seUs1sn a ~ opinions Of The world.
1athp mi p11eey Il i the most heoah4 f1l Of oil
pmS III 0lSt;itics " aleFtility psoss III
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October Dad, 1888.
T. A i. |. q O O ID :
1858.
GEORGE NJ. RUCKER,
~ n sSGs.

ID ESpECTFIiIS nvit his customers and the public to
1N cal and examine his extensive stock {
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
opened aud ready exhibition and sale His stock is
adr hi, assftrd The goods rich and b"autinl-
the qua, rom the cheapest to the very best goods
that made The PRICES extreme ion and persons
have onl' exercise he Judgment to de-
teic this thing This lousc knows vary ing al price or
shadow of turning for "ne-rvery body wanting goods Is
placed the he OF she has much or
little the price nj the It's the determination
this House d., husinss with body in such
will salts a"tory to the customer hut viii prove
material ben, ca the interest each buying goods Of
the House No trimmings any Kind will be thrown in with
goods sold bCt in stauce where trimmings are wanted
they i'll be furnished of best quality and cha ged at lowest
price Ioct2 Is u NJ u.
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SALES By AUCTION
sUrUaR DAYS

GALE Of Variable PROPERTY.-Os
- WEDNESDAY. tbe3si Of NOVEMBER NEXT the sub.
n ohr for ADJ Public Auction premises
all that VALUABLE tRIPEh1 In the city of Ly rhburg
advent the Car and Machine Sbos Of the Va Tenn
Raiad II fronts i35 net LETTERS. running
y kei t. ~ te.t alley. nd has m CoMMODIOtS
TENEMENT. 40 by led feet snbsan ally built vH
aud covered With aud sntae for any business
requiring room and irenzth Of sapsts ruciur~.
lois nf s. by 100 feet.
TERMS, and II months EQUAL instruments,
OCT ~ dds WALTER HENDERSON,
rUNRCsT sALE.-Dy vtrsse Of n de~d 81 treat,
cSeeutrd TO by betsey Iockl-y. IS TRUSTEE " i'll sell
Pnhr Sale the high bidder for premises
the 18th day Of October next A LOT OR PARCEL OF
GROUND fr. ming tho Dirt. bridge Road ended
tanning Aer Rood and 81 Poles bounded by the lot
snlhy Hancock Commissioners u r. Thomas
To sirein. and the lot sold Thomas Mason This Lot
hiss a good HOUSE on L.
The title believed Be good, bnt acting shall
convey with special warranty e. l.. MOSBY
l-,iirs Trustee
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-19

Mn. GoUGH.-Mr. Cough is again lecturing in
in London. and to immense crowds. He is one
Of the most remarkable speakers Of the age, and
is, perhaps, without living equal an ex
FOUNDER of the doctrines of temperance. His re-
appearance in the United States, would doubtless
give Q new impulse to the cause.
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a NOTmER TnEmENDoU. STOCK OF

~ YNCHBul a. VA "tlcrng for public INSPECTION,
large and stock of srasonable DRY GOODS
all the STYLES Of Ladies Dress
Goods Coaks Shawls Collars and sleeves Gloves Hosiery
ir stock Cloths Cassimcrcs Vcstings, Is
pen special is called their stock GOODS
FOR SERVANT. consisting Of q 4 AMI "a fnled Cloths,
heavy Saiinctts. Plaid Lm.rys and Blankets ul stock
I"nsr Furnishing @ d.. consisting If Velvet 1rns
sells Three ply, Iugr"n and Noniion Capeng Rugs Floor
on Cloths, Curtain Materials Table Linens, &c.
ortl