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Northern Assurance Company,
No. MooHoArs SrKEsr, LONDON,
FOR FIRE AID LIFE ASSURANCES,

At Home and Hbr0ad.- Estdbiished In 1e6d s n
Paid up Capital and surplus. ,........... a1p4Itf Oh
Annual Revenue, TOT year jan 81 1885,. e33,734 IL
FEVS Company nsuros aganst loss damage by Fire. al
Il most description of Property The rates premium
moderate and the conditions Of insurance framed with
the greatest hbefuiity. R ,s Ha
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large Capital but also b the unlimited personal responsibility
psslpy adjusted and ps,d wi.hout reference %
Lnnd0n special nd provided In Pladsaphia for payment
WV. WILLIAMSON, 81
NOV 8.ds ,..a....-s. Agent In Lyncbburg Va
LYNCHBU0G FEMALE COLLEGE,
fyHR exeFcisos Of his Institution viii be resumed The
first Mcneay In 6eptsmber with ks1 Ce.ps V Prees
study pertaining To- o0nrLsrH vEnALn EDUoATIoM
ExPENsEs-Tnition In English for term Of ave mouthA
go; In Latin Ffsneh ef0 Tn Musc go; Board mr. ave
deduction nsde abseucs under two weeks. One hal
the Board and Tuition required In advances -
For Catalogues containing further psrttcuars apply %
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CooKIsG RAHaEs1 Motifs InvueIee ccoktng Rangs, %!
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cooking fur sale and put up wh hot and eo1
fixtures experienced woxkmen, and -
satisfaction, at the Stove and Range wsrsheuse ~ Mia
Aeady.D1ade ClOthing &C Ctas. q,
HAVE aoek % eos.ss elolhine - 1sn4 Ie1g III
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A Gard. -Remoyal,

MYTH Wow Of having lnrgcr house. and In
w central position, unegned Will his stock ot
Hardware, Cutlery, Guns &c ie STORE HOUSE, Ma 1876
MAIN sTREEr formerly knows as faneey.," directly op.
ied elegant expresy for the purpose, and
will bc occupied the 18th of OoroBKR, 1Se Having made
additions stock In tho 0f the
The Fall Trade hope such nducement. and arac
will command te Of public
Those visiting and residing In the city cordially invled
examine stock In the Of English Table and Pocket Gut
ery Guns 6es and Pistols House Keeping Goods Silver and
Plated Wnrc, Locks OF every kind Wood and Willow Wars,
French 0ass on Carpets on shades Window Cornice Bands
and Pima Careniers and Mechanics Tools Building
Materials Axle. and Springs Carriage Cloths and laees Eel
Hubs and epokes Leather Bands, Gum Betting Pack
Ing Calf skns and other Leather Shoe Findings Ensih Bri
die Bss Strrups and fng Circular and other saws Chains,
Warranted Files Farming ctens &C., DC Beside maay de-
-cron Of articles not generally found In Hardware establish
ments. 4. M. SIMPSON,
Successor 10 Simpson d Bro,
oct i0-db LynchbuFg, Va.
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i 2ailg Tirsiuiau.
THE waEcKsD STEAMER INDIAN.


RETURN Or TuE GLADIATOR WITH THE
SURVIVORS TO iIALFAX-FULL PAR
TICULARS OF. TIE DISASTER.--NOT A
yESfIGE OF THE INDIAN REMAINING.
STATEMENTS OF TIE oFFICERs.-&c.,
&C. &c
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-01

IF Q Il. s a I. T.
Engine and Boiler and a Two-norse Wac ons.
WILL sell bargain In an Engine and Boiler and Two
Iorse WngOns The Engine about sxicen-horse power,
and Of The hest In this place The Wagons aud
nnie by II ue bes mnkers Apply at l3l Main Street
octf f1-dlsAclswtA 0EO u. DAviA,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-01
New Concern

New acorn.
nN the lat Of january the NJ the concern
will he announced the meantime the House will he
conducted by tho undersigned and he hopes NJ. friends and The
puuc will continue 20 extend Ia II the liberal patronage
which has long enjoyed Every III bc paid customers,
and the finest and
in Virginia NIL bs sold upon accommodating crms
Il. n, GLASS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-01
Fancy Articles.

uU6T received a PAYNE 10 BLAokroRDs beautiful
u and extensive assortment Of FANCY open
cd In ths city, comprising In part, Pocket Books and Port
n0taiea 81 CHbaN Work Boxts Ladies'
Cases Of all kinds Papi sirchs and Pearl nlai
varieties Bohemian, Toilet beautiful,
Oder Cases Pun Boxes, Jewel Boxes 100 Portfolios,
bacng every variety Writing Desks ali prices
o very beautiful Cigar stands aud Cass Hour Gias
Lunecs, fine Packet Knives Gold Pens &c, &e. also n
and clcgan, style Ladies' travelling bag 20dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-01
BELL HOU 8 E,
III Main street, Lynchburg, VA,
RoRADACK. PropIietor.
F0H NJ n KYLE Manager

NnHOunB
all, that the CABELL HousE s open. Il has been ex
y furnct and VIII be conducted oy me psese"s pro-
upon he the approved style, In all respeeiA The
nn has been conceded ~ be the best In the city, being in
entire Of business Man Street within lew minutes
If the Depot, Warehouses, Banks, &c
III polite gentiemaay cerka ready psompa AMI atn
uv.lvs anI visitors ~ this Houee may rest ms
\ thai avery want " iii be cared for In that etye that will
eneraI satisfaction The Propveor and Manager le'iges
.Ives that they will spaFe pains or exer In render
c,mi,st o all who Walt their HOUSE. From friends and
public eem<ah we solicit = share Of your patronar
ISAAC R0RABACk, Proprietor
MI -dty JOHN y. KYLE, Manager.
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A CARD.

"A CARD.
retiring om the concern Of Glass Rhine, beg leave 10
tender my friends and the public my sincere thanks for tn.
liberal patronage bcstowe the HOUSE during
with H. and respectfully request that their bo
extended 10 the concern which, am will in every
ay merit IL. loot 2o-dsl tIIAs. i. RAINE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-01

SPECIAL NOTICE.
IL bills due the aie Arm Of j. H. Thompson Co.
IA Of July 1880 viii be placed the hands The proper
for eolleciion, Il no. paid BY January is, 1890 - :
nov l4dt1jan J. II. THOMPSON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-01

IIEAD DRESSES AND HEAD ORNAMEN1S--Eocciv,d
this day by express, direct from the manufacturer the
largest assortment OF Ha Dresses Head Nets and acy Or
for the head exhibited in Lynchbug The ladies
invited give carly call they being sold ccrp
aud fas the Ladies' Trimming and Fancy Store l'6 Main
Street JnuyIn dtsl L. A. n i. klNSEN.
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JOHN f.. II HAWKINS,
prn us.i SlOr Ac the GftY Hotel.

NTENDED moving his plantation this FALL bat circum-
stances prevens lie viii continue until ths lei n March,
bc time lease Will expire. He 10 ankui the ciii
MS AZ lynclburg and the citing community for ,r lib
Il ,nrnace and sociis confirmation of tse He
g,s himself kes house that shall not be second to any
M rity Persons wanting good family single rooms can
GynisLed He IL prepared 10 accommodate all that may
u, and that with tie best the market anofdh
linn
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CLOTHING! CLCTHING! CLOTH1NG!!!
M. GUGGENHEIMER

TTAs returned Northern cities and daily receiving
yery large and fashionable stock OF FALL AND WIN
TEX CLOTHING, wblci IN beauty. style and quaiiy,
surpassed very respectfully requests and invites the public
in general friends examine bis stock before purcas
inn else He WIN Hold out great % cns aud
prompt paying cusonesfor othcrs he has no more usx
s stock comprises many different styles Of Coats Pants
Vests Over Coats Drednough etc. that incy would be too
merous to mention ...x-... -. .....< .
He also has an assortment Of SEAMLESS CLOTHING. the
greatest invention OF the age and only manufactured by
Eomnauy in the United Stalea New York. The pulc s In
yIted 10 call examine them IL WILL doubtless puzzle every
body. -, . -. !. .- -.
such as socks Ties Crava Net Shirts and Drawers Gloves
Shrs HsndEerciieh Shawis Travelling Blankets ass,
TYunts Umbreias CarpeBags ETC. He returns thanks for
mast fhyors and invites everybody 70 cali on him.
Conntry Merchants would do well 70 call him be-
tore going rthef he bpepsred for the wholesale trade
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Dissolution.

Dissolution.
FHVIE partnership existing under style aud
firm o GLASS kaine In tis day dissolved by mutual
Mr. Rnine rcres from the All persons having
against hrm viii pleaso present hem w Mr. 0laas S
aymeni and a persOns indebted 10 the arm will make pay
nlent % him, his authorized agrntA
n. II. GLASS,
OoToBER 2ith 1859. CIiAs. j. KA1NE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-01

IJIRSH G STRAU Sc,
pkAbtRs IN
DE rkOTHlNG ,
t s'''' fYNCTfBUR0, VA.
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wATcHDs AND JEWELRY.

q THE subscriber has Just received the largest and
best stock of WATCHES AND JEW EIi,Y thai he has
X had the pleasure Of offering Ia the public;
- which mny be found Gold and Silver Watches; Chains
Fob and Vest; Eurrngs l.rcaapns, Bracelets Finger Rings
Neck Chains, and the best lot of SPECTAtLks e-Snrf-s
Steel silver and Gold among which is the la 51 --'S
esi patent the best offered 70 the pubci of which he
invites the attention Of his friends ind the public generally
surfing them that the prices will suit
aug 22s JAMES DlSWiDDiE.
lust ARRIyEDwt have just received superior lot Of
- Baltimore Buckw Flour put sncks Of 20
poundssonleting extra For sale accommodating terms
BY nov l3-ds1 SOLOMON Il MGSs EES.
FUNo sPOR1sMEN-A supply Of Dubours celebrated Cnnis
Il Ter Powder, suitable for sport,ncn for sale b,
7-dis JOHN II. sEAi, Druggist.
FI0HE RIDING HAT to he given best Female Rider
Il the Agricultural Fair, be the Of
oct l3-dts J. WILLIAMS h SON ~ Main Street.
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New Cornmission House.

have .is day assoos. esE:yss tSh 9s ~ sis RsT
ss for the sale Of Tobacco Wheat Con Ac &c We ask
M, are Of the patronage Of generous public inem
s M ignored Its action the ~ per cent em. We WIN
o you under the old saes Of suAisou, sa nase fem
aee M sold Oee nt Jn0 c. ehesrexA Main street
July sodAciy sHKkRER BuRKs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-01

Ready.D1ade ClOtMin9 &C C6es.
Il saise st Cost Tor CASH DAVID LxWG6M
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-01

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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-10-18

DLsECRATIoN.-W are informed that some
fsnd in human shape has been in the new
Cemetery defacing the tombs. One of them
which had been reared and carefully watch
ed by the tenderest of all care, and which
contained the likeness of two dear sons has
been deiaced, the likeness broken and des-
troyed, and otherwise defaced.
If the conscience of that man or boy does
not kill him, he ought to be whipped to
death with scorpion stings.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-10-18

Cows FOR SALE.-The undersigned offers
for sale at eight o'clock, Saturday morning,
October 22nd, on Market Square, three val.
liable fresh Mich Cows and their Calves,
which he is determined to sell on moderate
terms. DANIEL MALONY.
oc lS-4.* Norfolk, Va,
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Arrival of New Fall and Winter
G O O ID s
AT j. UMSTADTER'S Cheap Store

AT j. UMSTADTER'S Cheap Store.
WE have, just returned from tie North
w with the largest assortment Of Fancy and
Staple Goods ever exhibited by US. We would
cali spec al attention to our large and elegant
assortment of Shawls. Dress Goods, Silk Me
rinoess Trimmings, Embroideries, Cloths Car
simeres, Ribbons, Millinery Goods, Hosiery,
Domes,ics, Furnishing Gseds and everything
else in our line. Purchased at the laige AUG
ton Sale North, we are enable: Is com;e.e
with cheapest in Il is market.
We have lsO lot OF Carpets ana Rugs pnr.
chased at Auction which we can sell at very
low prices. JAG B UMSTADTER,
oc IL ..." No 10, Church street:
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WHAT MAY BE FouND.-By reading our
advertising columns you will find where to
buy the best bargains, and the locations OF
articles of taste or utility, of fancy or for
service, rich in ornament or plain in detail,
to suit purses light or heavy, for the draw
ing room or the boudoir, for the palatial
residence of the rich man or the cottage OF
the poor man. In avo ord. you wi Il find out
the location Of everything calculated to req
der HE enjoyable.
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Local ITEMS.

MAYORS CouRr.-N. W. Parker Presid
ing.
Little of special Importance appeared on
the docket yesterday morning. One runa-
way negroe was committed to jail, one or
two men were arraigned on charge of
drunkenness and one private Waterman was
arrested by the city watch for being en-
gagged in the exercise of his lungs to the dis
turbance of silence in his section of the city.
These cases were variously disposed of by
the acting Mayor, and at an early hour the
temple of Justice was closed, her satellites
took their departure, and the madam sank
into quiet slumber to be awakened again
when called for.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-10-18

MlMrARY.-The Independent Greys had
evening. They are making preparations for
grand display tomorrow.
The Blues, Juniors and ..Rifsneu are
also arranging for a grand parade at the
same time. The valiant militia will also be
on daty, and lively time is expected.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-10-18

A. & q. CANAI.-Eleven schooners and one
or two lighters have gone up the Albemar!e
aad Chesapeake Canal in tow of steamer.
This feet will soon return, loaded with the
valuable pr udac. ions O. the rich section Of
the Old Nefth State, now rendered tributary
to our city by the important Canal route
inst op(red
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-10-18

DoSr RUN.-The clock in the steeple o.
Christ Church as stopped going on tick
When in order it is of great convenience to
the neighbors. Can it not be put in opera
ton again
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COME AND SEE

4 =
a That elegant lot of rich and fashion
"a able Gold Jeweiry, some entirely new
I'M. patterns just received at GreenwooG's
aEhkz1b Il Main street.
The Ladies' should not fail TO call and eX
anime these desirable goods; thsy ale from the
first mandatory IN the county, are of the
most superior quality, and will be sold as low
as at the North. mention Pearl and Cameo,
White Lava. Coral and CarbuEcle Sets. a very
and Sleeve Buttons; an entirely new style OF
Ear Drops, Etruscan ard other Cha telaine
Chains AID Pins, Magic CHAINS, Vest Chains
Charms, White Lava, Enameled, Jet and Ball
a,o v o.aeI ne sSlsces' S2ad har3, USED instead
Pens and Pencils sc, &c.
All the new styles of goods are received as
fast as they come from the manufactures and
all desiring something new and nice should
call at CT GREEN WOODS,
81 Main street,
&C Il Head OF Market Square.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-10-18

LADIES Ear IN PoRTsMou I've are in
debted To the ladies Of the Univ, rsalist de
nomination, through a committee FOR very
complimentary little note containing sea
son ticket to the fair. Thauk you ladies and
gentlemen, we wish much success and will
drop in to see you if yoa will t US know
when you commence. We had heard that
you were getting up a really grand affair,
but we don't know when it is to come off,
let us know and we viii DO ourselves the
honor, &c.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-10-18

DISASTER schooner Independence,
of Plymouth, has been run ashore on Curri-
tuck beach, under the following circumstar
ces The schooner struck something while
pa ssing down the coast-supposed to be the
wreck OF the Agamemnen; which caused her
to spring aleak, which gained on her so last
that the captain was compelled to run her
ashore or sink. The cargo is all saved, but
in damaged condition. We have been 10
able to learn what the cargo consisted of,
but learn that it was from Baltimore ana
mostly insured. The vessel is reported as
having gone ashore on the l4th inst, and is
in pieces.
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HOTEL, NORFOLK,
JOHN SMITH, JR., Proprietor.

pUHN OMIIH, Jh., tTUPTIttUY.
IF Biggs, New York; A r Keeling, prin-
cess Anne county; 5 P Foster, Richmond;
W A Harvey, Elizabeth City, n C; lie Wis s
Charles, VIM Rogers, York county; John F
Cooper, Norfolk county; j H Charles, Steam
er Glen Cove; Jas Jones, Peter sburg; Demos
Bell, Currituck, N {; John + Cooper, Nor
tine, F Jones, c Hull, D LlwelI, vir-
nipia
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FLUID LAMP ACCIDENTAL fluid lamp was
upset at MIR. Bells, on Main street, last
night, by which the family were badly trigh
tened. Fortunately no one was burned
Whea will we learn to be careful with fluid
lamps ?
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MAYORS CouRr, PoRrsMourH-G w Griec
Presiding.
Washington Hall, free negro hailing from
this city, was arrested yesterday for smok-
ing in the street.-the was fin ed ST and order
ed to leave. .-... .-se.
Lem Benton, white man, was up before
the Mayor this morning for keeping dis
orderly house. He was required to give Sc
curity in the sum of $3.50, and promise to
leave the city in ten day.
BREACH uF PEAcE.-Edward Core, white
man, was required to give security in the
sum of $500 to appear before the Hastings
Court, which meets on the first Tuesday in
next month, to answer the charge of making
an attack ON Mrs. Eliza Young's house on
the night of the 9th of September. Demp-
sey Cone stood as the security. -=a
John Bullock and John Victims were re-
quired to give security in the sum of $500
each for their good conduct towards all per-
soma for the next twelve 10 nths. 80
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Hotel Arrivals.
RATIONAL HOTEL. NORFOLF,
WM. L. WALTERS, PeoP R1HToR.

WM. L. WALTERS, PsoP RIEToR.
J B Whitehead, Virginia; Wm Pindley,
Philadelphia; 5 w Morgan, Petersburg; w
G Davis, elizabeth City, N C; J Williams,
Suffolk; John Wilson and lady, Surry coun
ty; Thomas g Webb, Miss Webb, Lafayette
county; NJ W wager, W D Farley, Miss } C
Farley, Miss Garth, Madison; B spruell,
n
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il. BLUODGO0D
rs RECEIVING THIS DAY
Very Very Rich sa silk eq Robes,
Do co Coiored Silss.
An Wool Figured De LANES,
100 pieces Piaid DueAis,
luO DO do DO at l2hc,
100 Go English 9f,nts
An Wool White Flanneis at 23c,
Do do do English dc,
Do do Double MIL CO,
Colored Sack FIaEHels,
Small Plaid Cassim..es.
Very rich Stilla Shaw-s,
Do co Long d.,
Do 60 Blanket &C,
Small Blankets tor Chilaren,
Splendid English Blankets
Do do Crib do,
Niarseilles Quilts Of al slzes. ocl7
IL DOR SKIRTS CHEAP Hoop Skirts
H very cheap-Hoop SxIrts excee dinghy
cheap. Come and 10 X at them.
M1LLAR'S Cash bargain Store,
&C II No. Il Market Square.
GRAND ARRIVAL
OF LADIES PHILAD. LPHIA SHOES.
w X have just rec i've ON one of the best
w Manufacturers III Philadelphia, su2e-
rior lot of Ladies Shoes
aides fine heeled Caters,
o.. Do 60 DO Morocco Boo ses,
Do do do Goat do
Lo DO More &C and Goat do plain,
DO Button Boots, together with variety
C Misses and Chill IS >h1 S
FW StABuRY'S SONS
tc7 No, 10. Market SQUARE.
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OCEAN HOUSE, POR7SMo 9TH,

WAITS " EMMEhhUN, I hUFhIFI UhF.
Chas C Green. Surry co; Jesse Yeates,
Murfreesboro, N C; p H Haskie, Macon,
Ga; Louis Dumond, New Orleans; Richard
Chas Riddick, Virginia; T Young, North
Carolina