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NEW GOODS.

WOULD most respectfully my friends aud 10
i those Trading In l.nehburg. that prepared
them GOODS u reasonable terms ihcy IA the
Market My stock Of Domesics large and selected great
have also hand large lot of Blankets Hat. Shoes
and Boots good stock of Gruceres which determined
TO sell low for cash. short time to prompt
Please give call at 80 Bridge Street.
oci s-dts ALIEN. KINNIEE.
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NJ l.
I<EnJEEp kNTEs--i'e T. ; Mail Steamers ,;>>s$f,
- "a Nc, "" ", N"p, iN"'ie'' M" ''o.i
Noh' APP M ~ sn WI, '.ii' passengers !" anu
"n NV, .I az ' H., !, .,, o, ,,i,,, ,
1885, u''s'oo, az ! ei,eN ny i"a' same e',nns'
an" nI'1h y" ,ai' a. ~ i'v", NOON 'o NeM Oh,
49,, 49,, -, ','', y ,r,i, '' ' " ' w ' W." Wv
'"i t e' ,,ts ','s . "t' w., u,,' - , ,,,,, -
FhinAi nlpr"a a,4 osIoeh, oy rom, seM morning ut
T" ca n''a W 'o'' San' evenings Tor Nc" iofA aff"-
'"S "'A' '''"'"7 I,r1yD VINO
ri % 1919, 80 Nc" i"A, no , ',r " $3.50 40 Noh
%"' J% . r ;. FT ' Tor each S pia % r
e. 't'a "''hHa! "i',fh", at ) "r'cf ior Portsmouth,
7 $40 A, ~ ~ r,9."'4,7 -. wv '"'' p'"'''
NGDoShO ia 10
Passage N'"tr"om hcl'"ed, between Norfolk and New
s%,,sy
outs AL A,~ ,ork,.......... ....................
''vr'"tt PdA~t-r''. E. ........ ,.:...... ......
F"-s's' 9'a'r"" lhei'' H. bv'"'eH !ncnbarg and New
I, l." '.....;..:.. 10
MEALS, FIFTY CENTS. EXTRA.
-, ,.. uru AID l,a,uu, -I.,n,r Yut l,,nN VIII .,,
"a "i ,. SIT ''' i" '' ''' 'a'' As '' forming ri"
"a rAvs apply to LEI ro,NE Il CO. Agents.
a,dl ads Main sl.r, lynchbars. Ia
n.AIEr.--A s,tcrb article ct Mc,loc ST. Julien imported
III "''S Received ", Tor 1, AZ r1e,i ;rzrr
aus 4Gats ~ H.. -, Nam Street.
2,1rE>IruKE poIisII-.5 rel.s viii bay u bottle of Fur
-cra.vlcd rub red, Will g,c a gloss eauA To ,.wtI
Garva,tc yv,r+ad
s,grb,s wish 10 pae,s Tor friend in AaIana an
"t a, "''I -n servant a", good te'.Lo
End. them hr Ms ANY S..," I N wan. o tee
& t' , a, WV" 1--WE isu's,, l"aiiea'"n ana .iara'er'
lem ,,n1. nr In r a. t,ots ,r r VS. anu 49,
seq" '-'"s-"'f col" NJ. i'AHo.oi.@h ~ euAa
pura Rfan1ies and Winas
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AMERICAN GUANO.

uyE attention Of The fascr called 10 ibis valuable Fer
lI,er rom Jarvis Iasnd, In the Pacific Ocean, and In
Arrican Buano Company BY 0ria aci Of
the O. s. 0oyefnsnl The principal ingredient Of hc Amer
lean aane me Phosphate and sapha,e Of Lime IN soluble
be- matc4t y At Il aso has suiclcnt Animal Organic Mat
ter yielding Ammonia produce Immediate and abundant
crop docs stimuan but confars hsng bene
a upon the aer crop has been harvested Though
was only introduced Virginia In April has been tried i
effect and rapidly Increasing In favor Upon Wheat
Ia has Astonishing results not only producing
crop hui nsuring superior of grass This uuano
up IN bsos or ba rreIs With hc American Eae
and my upon PACKAGE and warranted u be pure
- FELIX II. CAVE
Solo Agent American duano Company, Riehmond
MOSES LACY,
oct 6dty Agent for L,nchburg.
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- q scooG ncoka on q 1boinl 16cpnuG s5wed u
tsecAem PAINE q DxzACxR0RD, 2
NS4ykts u Min Street
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New Fall Stock.

uUsT arrived non Northern ecs with full stock OF
I'D FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING, for gentlemen, The
lstes styles and The ahonsbs APPAREL al tho lowest
prcea can ound establishment No 90 Main Street
Also large supply Of Cent? Furnishing oood. which we
othes house In this city Hats of the lat
ay,es Boots shoes q ~ qualities and prices ,sn Trunks
vaes and Umbrraa rom Tie best Eastern factories as "n
lexhbltipn and will be sed cheap.
Youths and Boys CtprfuNs IN all styles and qualities
Please Hissn bSsAusxs between Now Murris
Lswir ard look for -FOUR sE Our motto Ia rs bHs
ever been, sclllaf cheap 70 incfcaae custom.
rnfmeu will do well 70 examine our stock
ar s.rx an ia S01hne RhDas. 49, A scpt 2ii
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Dissolution OF Co-partnerShip.
EENiE oparnop heretofore eAIslug under the style and
firm of Ffaaklin Brother expired by Limitation
inst Al persons indebted 10 the co'etn requested
forward and settle their as important that the
siness should hv closed up practicable The
Vt the eoncern will he used III winding up the business Crate
m Ia oar friends fer the liberal extended to the
of Franklin Bother for The last s years. respectful
solicit continuance of the Frank
lin \ Co. JAMES FRANKLIN.
LyNCHBuRa, Sept H. 1850. f. FRANKLIN, JR.
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Dissolution Of CO-part

lguyiIE PORTRAIT GALLERY will be continued by the I'M
drsgnc nj the old stand, No. 12 Man Street, where he
pleased receive continuance Of the very liberal
bestowed upon The late assuring NIL who MA,
every effort will be- given render satisfaction In style
OF Pictures rates Of charges &c.
NV also the agency for the uAkER CRY DoUhtE THREAD
Iots MAC,sEs II hens, FILLS tncks gathers
and ebrodcrs and does all the work Of the hest &i23 Machines
simple aud ss complicated than my other Ma
chIne and add The very low prices of go aud 100 lic.l
Cabinet Machine 40 lie has the Patent Adjustable cpme,
expressly for the Quaker CITY Machine The only
that hema NIL widths and thickness From the large Num-
Der sold by v Tanner Cos while acting agents and the
satisfaction which thu Machines have gwen, e under
signed ch hesitation In recommending hcm the best
now IN use. Call aud cxntulne them. N. =. TANNER
| oct : dts No. 1924 Main Street, Isnchl'urg, Va.
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j. Q II = \ l. T. .

L. O II = n |. T..
DnAA VA. " TENN. II. l.. I'd NJ. Bonds;
AONO 1900 South side K. L. guaranteed by Petersburg
% Shares Lynchburg Gas Light Stock;
~ shares ly nchburg Hose aud Fire Insurance Stock
Shares Merchants Bank.
sept liis PETERS, SPENCE h co
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NOTICE.

NOTICE ia hereby given that the hm of William H. Hall
~ Co has this day been dissolved by mutual consent the
former partner George Hail. rtring crcon The business
viii hercaii, be- carried IN by VIM H. Hall individually
lhS'nhuM., sept, ~, lsf9 MM. H. HALL N co
sent
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>Usa,sERs ARRANGEMENT.

HNINE sEGAES-Anolhcr lot OF those fine
4 just recrttrl j. II. THOMPSUN'S
sept BIDS Drug Store.
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NO, I5T HAII1 5IHLbI,
G r OCE K les! GROC KIES!!
New Stock Just to Hand!
1--WE subscriber has received his Fall supply of GRO
Il tEl.l ESnnd respectful, invites his cit, and country friends
TO him call Ills stock of toiec Teas Molacs,
Rice Candles Heavy ley and WOODEN Gopds for mems
WILL he il assured, aNorab with any in the market,
and all ol which he offers low the
short tune. Thankful for the liberal patronage
eNl.ued him past eight months earnestly requests
II continuance OF the
sept 2l-dm VAN TALIAFEREb
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NE w co NCE. IA N.

fuNE subscribers hae associated themselves together the
Il purpose of doing Gk,E COMMISSION BUSINESS
under the style and arm Of FkASKLIN& COT
the Isl Of SUPERINTENDENT keep baud all times large and
we'll selected stock Of Groceries Liquors Domestic Dry Goods
&c and pay their special Tobacco,
Wheat Corn, Flour Bacon aud all
duce They haeF Themselves that from their experience
In business that they will be able well their
and tho public generally other in the city,
promise 70 their best exerons please all may
them wh their patronage They will occupy the old stand of
Franklin Brother No. ~ Main street, door Liberty
Warehouse. JAMES FRANKLIN,
b. fEANki.lN, JR,
self 21dbA-- JACOB H. fEANkLIN.
EooDYEAKS PATENT INDIA IUBBER PEN, for sale
" al loot ladtsl II. c. NICroRe.
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Notice to Railroad Contractors.
Ia9pgE - u: 80 ;iies.:s -.

lAlfD PROPOSALS will hc received nj the office of the
- Memphis, I'll Pnsro Pacific EauHd Company ut Inris,
Lamar county, until the 10Th day ot November, 1872 for
the cnml'In IT - miles 81 Eahd, commencing On The
Sulphur fotk Of Rcd River 1T iuwlc county, lcNas.
he ,omIin, VIII ,iraC hu Road aud place In condi
tion 10 receive the Ties which VIII be delivered the line
OF the lond.
The contractors furnish the ron lay down
the tros and Iron, and rc the Road In running order
For which they iii hu paid the of One Hundred and Fifty
THOUSAND hatrs In cash, twenty five miles OF the
Road Is hu-,l aAd On. Hundred and FIN, Thousand Dollars
morr iiiA miles completed and the
der III thu in" IA" company at air cash value or In cash,
~ tho pAIl,y- may a&rtc. ;. II. MORGAN,
President NJ, III T. Il =. H. II. Co.
80, 2uW sc lhatlunN
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New Commission House.
have this day associated together the pur
w pose of conducting GENERAL COMMISSION Blf 81
MSS for the sale Of Tobacco Wheat Corn c Se We ask
share of te patronage Of public assuring them
That We are much Younger than the Bord Jade ana have
sell for you under the old raes OF make rn,
tanc"s as soon as sold once al no Shearr Main Street
july 20dSs1y n. .'EEr Ri'EEs
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New Commission House.

DU.E CIDER VINEGAR, for Picking, for sale by
L sept i-ts SMITH a tD,>t
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A CAIID.
HANlNG bought OF L. Josin his entire interest In the
Of Thtemorc Joslin, would tender my thanks
friends very liberal Of
tor ncar, years hoping 10 have continuance Of
the sInr al Tic lyncnburg Agricultural Works
Very Respectfully!
s.ptIb A WJITrEMORE
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FUTURE D4YE


SAS1n& - A. @yS4s AUEftn.
A IN g SF 80 y IA ! 4, Farm OF al
s stS AIp kasp REd9W HHI III pSS
~ 81 lHMqk s HOGS ARH ifiNsstl IM
All NIX sAST LoTs MI aIlrh 81
sARfs tkor s. 81 S c5k SN.fshfd RtawK
AucTdoN-At the request Of Mr. NJ. r Ho r.i AZ AZ
ssdsr Without sns premises, or il the
ecocs H. the sA FA All q s. IN
s,de Of the williamsburg road. III MN IN .ns sorth
RRGmosd' within half mile Of the York River
on the place have BEEN creed All the
bse nsa ave eoss Ktc Ssa consist e
piaee 70 handsomely located, and the Land or exe
After the sale Of the Land. all the per.on., pr..
erty thereon will be sold, consisting OF ) Horse
embracing u fine brood Mare-s Cows,a Calves. %
And on. the following day. VIZ. THURSDAY
e esenee ne SAID aolS a 4 NJ
ssSasn aat Is s1s # the
acres of fine land attached. together with ali the
buildinss appertaining thereto. consisting Of the
usual variety; also, the le. ef 10 acres adloinins
River Railroad, the one containing Is acres. and
til uous to the city of Richmond, are admirably
adapted to Market Gardens, or suburban resi-
dences.
After which. will be sold four valuable Slaves,
viz 8 men and one woman; also, all the House,
hold Furniture. two Cows, two Horses, one
WAGON, one Cart, one Carriage. large parcel of
Wheat Straw. Crops OF Corn, Vegetables, &c.
Mt T. s. r. and Is months, for negotiable notes, in
tereSt added, secured by 2 trust deed. For the
Personal Estate. texcept Slaves. Tor which cash
will be required,) all sums. under $50. cash; over
that amount four months credit, for approved en-
dorsed negotiable paper.
The particular attention of the public is called
70 the foregong sales, they will take place posi-
lively without llmltUr reserve.
G0DnIN ApPERS0N Aactnnaars
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ST. Louis, Sept. ia special dispatch to
the Republican says that dates from Salt Lake
City 10 the 10Th ult, reached Atchson yester-
day.
VIM. Fl. Hooper, Mormon had been elected
delegate 10 Congress from Ulah.
Lieut. Gray, with party OF forty-two dra-
roons had surprised "A band of $50 Indians who
were concerned ia the late massacre of emil
grants on the California overland road TWEEN
" 81 the Indians Were killed
General Johnston had sent renforcements
10 Lieut.. Gray, in anticipation of an attack
from the combined forces of the Indians
The store of MesSrs Miller. Russell & Co.
ut Camp Floyd, had been destroyed by fire
cIh. los WAS estimated At 8 Is am
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specie from tnIiioruia--The Revolution in
Prru--NaNai News, &c,

New YORK, Sept. l2.-The Star of the West,
from Aspinwal. with upwards of S20UHuu6
in specie, and nearly 500 passengers, has ar
rived.
The Golden Gate and COrtez had arrived at
san Francisco
The u. :. ships Roanoke. Preble. and Relief
were a! Aspinwdl All well on board The
Fulton was al Key West.
severe gale occurred at Aspinwall on the
Goth, killing one person and doing considera-
he damage to the buildings
The I. :. ships Merrimac, Saranac, and
Warren. were at Panama. The Nandalia
would sail for home shortly. The St. Mary's
was seen on The Central American coast.
Giuayaguil dates to Aug. 10 say a Peruvian
heet was returning to lombard that city. All
the upper class citizens had removed but
those remaining were preparing for yigor-
oUs resistance. Castillo was momentariIy
expected with his whole force for its relief
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DRY GOODS, CARPErING, &c.


NEW FALL COODS-1s59.-We have now
GOODS, which, IN variety and cheapness, cannot
he surpassed. CONSISTING Of
Rich Fame, Silk and Double Skirt ROBES
DRESS GOODS: of the newest designs
EN- BRnl DERiFS.l IN great variety
MERINOES, ALPACAS and BOMBAZINES
SHAWLS. RAGLANS and CLOAKS
CLOTHS. CASSIM ERES and VESTINGS
BLANKETS, FLANNELS and DOMESTICS
SERVANTS GOODS, of all descriptions.
Also. a large stock of Ingram and Three ply
CARPETS.
Buyers are invited TO examine our stock before
making their purchases.
Sc l2-2t ]. & NJ. RoSENBAUM, 1879 Broad st.
TALL TRADE.
L SAM'L NJ. PRICE & co.
l, Are now receiving by every steamer and packet,
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
Of the very latest lmportatIons Among which may
be found
Elegant two and four FIounced Silk ROBES
Rich Broeade and Bayadere SILKS
FOULARDS. in great variety
Bayadere POPLINS
Brocade do.
PsT Lam, p5ln RSERF E LANES
Robe de MATILDA
Valencia ROBES
VALENClAS, plain and Bayadere
VELOUR De PARIS, new STYLES
Tourquise CLOTHS. all colors
Poll DE CHEVRES
English PRINTS and GINGHAMS
Mourning GOODS of every variety.
Also large lot of beautiful
Silk and Velvet VESTINGS
CLOTHS and CASSIMERES, in great variety
bought in this or any other market.
Sc 3-ts SAINT, NJ PRICE co
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l,urBasS-~fia,tbatd', se.
o,rnrc. Sept I2-The Anglo-Saxon, from
riEerpooi on the Ssst Of August, {same dates
A. the Ocean Queen, passed Farther Point on
TS@ remtonia arrived AT Southampton early
~, he morning Of the 3Is,, with the crew 81
:he ship Ben Bolt lost at sea.
rate Barne kilograms say reports rs TO the
1'ricn Conference proceedings are quite CEN
'roSicto~y and there il every reason to believe
,hst The Sandman Plenipotentiary has not
at5xed his signature to any protocol IN laFor
81 The return Of the deposed rulers OF the
The directors OF Che Great Eastern have de-
lined Levers offer, and adhere To their origi-
al ,,rograinmc The ship had been closed TO
he public. aud would leave the Thames in
aigh Huct fhe author, died in London on
,hc SIN. in the 18th year of his age.
Naneleon remained in retirement in the
pxrcnecS Il is asserted that lie will shortly
RAGGED 10 Cherbourg, and from thence visit
. the camp n Chalons,
The Paris Ccasfit,aioafl. in leading article,
avs the Em peroT will fulfl Loyalty his Villa
Franca agreement for The restoration of the
former rssgning Princes of Italy bat II he
should not succeed in re-uEiting the Princes
aud the people in mutual accord, IL is not his
intention to force either one or The other.
There Is no change in Italian affairs.
A Geputatiou OF the National Assembly of
poieon.
The people of Naples were much excited,
owing 10 the high price of corn.
An earthquake had occurred al Sorgia, Italy,
hi'li0g roo persons and iniuring Il large num-
Der.
SECOND DIsrAPCHl
The English Cabinet Council is unexpected
Is sunmoued for the 10Th. Ii is generally
supposed that il has reference 10 the new
rhase OF Italian affairs.
fine speech OF Count Torney had attracted
much attention in France. being regarded as
enunCiating the views of the Emperor. He
crdeayored TO show that Engltnd's apprehen-
SiJns OF a French invasion are grouDdlesS
aud that France IS DESTROYS OF cementing The
alliance.
Use elections in Romagna passed off tran
guilty.
The Mayor Of Parma issued n proclamation
or his return from Paris, in which he said
Napoleon said. tell the population that my
array will never dc violence To their wishes
nor Will permit any foreign power TO wrong
you-'
C,trib2ldi had resolved to maiHtain strict
dis, pilne in the army of Central Italy. In
tie riders of the day, he says he Will cause 10
h. shot any one who calls himself Mazzin-
ian Republican, Socialist or even Garibaldian
He vii have none with him hut soldiers and
Italians.
Ihr Neapolitan government had ordered the
purchase OF large Quantities OF corn abroad
The cholera was spreading rapidly along
the shores Of the Baltic.
LATEST.
ZURICH, WedFssday.- Private conferences
continue.
The Times Paris correspondent says things
gre going on badly al Zurich, and the dissolu-
iIA Of the conference in few days is proba-
be. A congress OH war seems &c be the only
alternative.
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coMMuRCfAr.
Riebmoua Sgatnris. arp,emh

Riehmond Markets, Srptemhef II.
. FboI R.-There is no change in the Flour mar
ket.
WHEAT il 6fnsef, and we quote red nj Sisxpa
ls2s. and white al Sl.@1iJss, The nsrketis very
firm al these prices
CORN is unchanged.
Noethern Nlnrkets.-fBY TEbscK srn.l
RAITEMoRR, Sept. l2--Flonr firm ~ S51s.--
Wheat baoy aatand actives sales Of 81 tO1 bushels;
white Sl.2o1ls5: red SI,G51 LIS. Corn sctivc-
white ssiE-el. yellow s2rs3. Provisions Grm--ba-
con sides 10; ness pork SIS. Whiskey 2sss.
NEw Yoes, Sept. R.-Noon-S,ocks actiye-,1-Na
as aal Ft.atF-eomNon huoyant: choice declined
sa loe. southern 81 a0ss.l5. Wheat auiet South
ern white Sl.2aai Is. Corn anet. mixed u n s2'g
Pork ds.ii--nle8s sla: prime @l1,I. Whiskey dni
Al 49, r. M.--Catton fiat. Red wheat $l.leS
100 Mess purk Sl4s38B Fair Orleans sugar
-. Other aTtio les unchanged
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From Hn,nn,-,yexic,u News.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 12-Dates from Ha-
yhna are 10 The 9Th inst. Sugars improved in
demand-quotations unchanged.
The Brownsville (Texas) Flag, of the list
inst, says ii is rnmored that Miramon, with
5000 men, had entered San Luis. Gen Odega
had keen killed in a battle
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RICHAHD MUORE.Y
Sale by GoDDis & APPERsos, Aucts. q


I ANDnBEAUTIFULFA RBi-ai2ACREs.
IL shall sell, at public auction. unless sold pri-
yatels before, on 7 TUESDAY. the 18th iast.. at
~ O'Clock. the farm on which reside, called
MANCHESTER and Coal IL Targpikc. lwhish Is no !.
a free Toad,l about Two Biiiss from the city Of
Richmond, and of which enniifai view il hail
About 60 scres are cleared aad in COED Ii fe, pro-
dueing we'll Grains, Vegetables and Tobacco, and
susceptible Of the highe;t i.'proysu,snt. There
The Bnildings, which new, are situated in
beautiful grove Of oaks Towering acre u and
consist of q Dwelling. 2exsH. with rooYns and Z
psssaxe O., and Kiichsn ard Laundry, both 6uilt
with tin. The NesTe Housc.s barry .amoke House,
&C., are framed. The Barn, Stables, Csrriaxe-
House. &c., Ac.. are situated little ous I'll the
grave
This place needs only 70 h. seen 10 10 aamired.--
Tho expenditure Of . few hundred doIlarsy III dsc-
oraiaons. would nsks Il one Of thf nest dssirabls
psesssbislIly y, sod; The wsisF snpsrior tAs
sure in allowing the lands 70 any one wishinx to
view.
sale. HEZ. y. ARCHER.
a : did,
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LOTTERIES.
sparta ACADEMY LOTTE lp,liel,.'

~, AUTHORIZED BY THE STATE OF aroRa,A1
IU bE nRAWN AT Il UG USTA, GEORGyx
6 10 THE PUBLIC.-As the members OF our
urn nave, by way OF purchase, become the own
efs oil the Grants chartered by the States of Dea-
ware. hent9ckyf Missouri. and part Of those IN
georgia; under the mana. enient Of Messrs GR kG-
DRY q MAURy, OF Whining ton, Delaware we have
eeeemed II expedient to change the name of our
nrm after January 1st, 1859, to that of WOOD
EDDY & CO., who will have the manag ement of
tpe sparta Academy Lottery, and the others a.
above named. -
we have endeavored to transact al! our business
with integrity, and we can assure the public thar
the patronage heretofore bestowed on us il we'll
dsse6yini Of being transferred to our successars;
wOoD, EDDY q co. Very respectluliy ,{
SAMUEL SWAN l. co.
NEW AND SPLEN Old SLHEME. ~
=, I ne following scheme will be drawn b. WOOD,
EDDY co, successors to s. Swan & Co, j Man
a~ers Of the SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY. 81
georgia, at Augusta, in public, as follows
glass 81 Will be drawn on SATURDAY, Sept 3rd 1850
Class IS " " - 10TH 1859.
Class "a = . . . 18th, 1859.
TO BE DRAWN ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NuMBERs,
FIVE THOUSAND -FOUR HUNDRED AND
ElGHTY-FlVE PRIZES-50,0V0 TICKETS.
Nearly Ons Prfzs % sperg Atns Tickets.
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ST. Louis, Sept. I0-A fire broke out this
morning in the store l0I Fourth street. occu-
Uled 10y ]. j. Shore an artists emporium
and Boggs X Leathers, picture frame manu-
facturers, almost totally destroying il, with
he stock i; contained The china and glass
warehouse of Gay & Co, on North street,
was also seriously damaged. The clothing
establishment of Seligmau Brothers, on South
street, was also considerably injured. The
losses. as far as ascertained, are as follows -
j. i. Shore, Sl3,00G; Boggs * feathers, 81
90 Gay X Co, $4,000 to @i5,ooo. The amount
OF insurance is moi as yet ascertaIned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-13
Of Anti-Siayery Fanatics at
a LIE. "a

BoSToN, Sept. i2.--The Grand Jury of Barn
stable county has indicted Capt. Borland, of
The brig Robertson, Gorhanl, the owner, and
capt Bacon, of the schr Elizabeth, for kid
mapping Il negro. The negro had escaped from
Florida on the sehr. Elizabeth, and being dis
covered upon arriving at Barnstahle, was sent
back TO Norfolk, Va, in the schr. Robertson
The negros name was Columbus Jones.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-13
From the West indies.

NORFOLK. Sept l2.--Arriyed, schr. Eldridge
tshi days from ST. Barts with fruit AT An
ugGa there were fun supplies of American
produce, and sales were dull-two cargoes
we're expected when the Eldridge sailed
V'her markets were well supplied and dull
40. hid slaves are quoted at S32.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-13
Ceiphraftou i'm Ea,tintore.

BALTIMORE, Sept. l2.-The i1lh anniy ersary
81 the defence OF This city against the British
forces, was celebrated to-day with great spirit
Nls!tng military were present, and the sur
'lFurs of the "Old Defenders" had dinner
~ freen Snrinn