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Grand Consolidated Lottery of Del,
ON THE HAVANA PLAN.
Erfra tiaS5 IInUi.
To be drawn IN Wilmington Dbl cino 'ay Nov. Both, 1873
EVERY OTHER TICK TT A PRIZEl
Prizes payable i'll full, without deduction.
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SPLENDID SCHEME.

Ni I'0 INnallons prile' r1nEI1; nom FN up 10 F'
o.. - pr2es amounting Ia S8 900
whole tickets $40 Ialr,, ~, Quarters $50.
y Prizes paid inmconel! ait.r the d'awing.
~ All ori,rs addressed FRAN,I Bro tpBESTs * Co..
imingiM, Del will with prompt attention. and the
prErd Official drawings
FRANCE, Bi.DA DBINTS X 60,
nov l,lt,ufl Managers.
sbit.t WAN GlANo 900 bags NJ. Peruvian Guam"
] landing aud tor sale D.,
rei 49, EDMOND. DAVENPORT 4 co. Richmond
tppEi' = LAbiH BppN.= hodrl lad,s BOOK and Peter
" sen Magazine Tor October jIsI received at
-''tt .iuls II. {. NIt'ipl|@.
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NEM GOODS.
s.Erst prcmium asasN raii s1yir

" LtkLACEs-A supply Of Necklaces, nf every de
= etlpon just 10 hand nd Tor sale Il,
iiI. - Its JIM LILLIAN, * -tS, s. Main street
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OFFICE soUTlI-IDE RAILROAD 90,
IfNCIBt no, August 6th, ~.
IAN ~ &c s IN :-; ;;5

- lIiPPERS and others interested Informed that arrange
- mcnls made ,y which receipt for wheat
and hour bc y the -nu>de Railroad ana vessels from
CITY Point 10 New urk at The following: prices ,"wu:
Wheat pr bush,, II, cents
Flour, per barrel, ......,........Jl
Dlh,r produce aud merchandise per agA,rinen,
These prices Include MI charges Tor receiving and rw aring,
and nil u>uni risks except Insurance.
Nhca and -four coming down the tanu will be received
Canal bank below the Virginia Tenn Railroad depot
\. W. HDE&EE,
aug e-'l3m Agent ~outhsilc Il. Il, Co.
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LHNCHBURG SEMINARY.
Boarding and Day SchOel for Young Ladies

FuNHE Fourth Session Of this Institution Will
u MONDAY, september 5th lAAa.
Terms par Session 81 Ere .Noafhs.
Board. with additional charge for Extras. SO
Preparation! Department 10 On
intermediate including French and Latin. 90
Collegiate ...........,......... ......... - 90
Music Pano-S lessons per week Of II each
Use OF Instrument, Nocal Music daily without
Drawing, Painting aud Emhroider,-eNra.
N. b. Two Ancient and Two Modern Languages requisite
order 10 graduation.
For particulars aud circulars address
aug 24-d3m =. ID. WILLIAMSON, Principal
REFERENCES--Rey. Ro. Ryand. h. d.. Prcsiden, of Rich.
inond College with which institution hi at one
taugh Mrs ten. Darlington, In whose Young Ladies
Seminary Richmond he taught The Classical Department:
Facui, University of Virginia. in s5- which
session took that institution; IN Lynch
burg Rev. j. d. MITCHELL D. ID. and Rev Geo W. Carter d. d.,
The reeeny appointed Professor In The University Of Mississippi
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
pEDUHED RAfES.-fhe L. : Mail steamers
IL JAMES TOWN, Capt. PARRISH, and ROA, 81 |--2S>
aohE Capt SKINNER will carr, passengers ~z.sa.
from ryina EEprcEp RATES
lhc JAMESTOWN, capt PARRISH leaves Rcbmo,d o,
~ isDAa afternoon, NJ O'Clock Git! Point same ryenn
and Norfolk on "Wednesday, ut IL O'Clock noon for New us
lines guIn, Eas aud North WI" 'ho
ne EoANokE, Capt SKINNER leaves Richmond oyr,
FRIDAY afternoon, Al O'clock City Point next uornin, :,
O'Clock, aud Portsmouth, evening, Tor New Yurt
ing next evening INV
II f. Il u MING
ne Jaihes""h leaves 'ew lork lcr No IA S,r,,
RIVER ever! Saturday afternoon, ut O'Clock for Norrit p
iershnrg ami Misunderstanding Freight tor cach plac. -
he i.oanoke leaves New iork from Pier Ma IL III, pa,
cr ever! Wednesday aticfnoun roci Tor Pursm,t
feierabIrs and Eichinoni taking Fret. each lcr ~
SAbC C3E tt4A4 ~,
Passage. stateroom included, between Norfolk and Ma,
Ora ................ Ia
Passage, siateoon included, between Richmond p,ars
p"S Ne" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Siccragc fassagc.... ............
Passage, statcoon included, between yncnbury and Nav
i'h' ...............
Passage 10 and from Norfolk, the Liver boats "
MEALS, FIFTY CENTS, EXTRA
~ he ne" and elegant Steamer lOtkToWN will soon
Weekly line. ~
for utN.is, apply 10 LEE, RotkE & Co, Agents.
"P.l ~ IN. Maih steel, ltnriturg, Va.
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T1IE PORTRAIT GALLERY will he continued by the
ders at the old stand No IA, Nam where he
VIII be pleased To the liberal
onagc ed upoa the late concern, assuring all who may
ci that every effort Will be gwen render
al fIciufes, rdics Of charges,
MeaHo have The agency ur The QcAkEg CnY DOUBLE THREAD
IU' ortn SEWING MACHINES. 1t hrms, fills tucks. gathers
and cmerohr-, aud does all the work of The best sl2 Machines
lar SIMPLE ai less complicated than other Ma
chine, and l. sold al the very prices $40 I'D lest
Cabinet Machine go lie la. the Patent Adjustable licmmer
manufactured expressly for the Quaker Machine The only
";r that hens all Wild Is and ihicArss From the large
her sold by " whIc acting the
general satisfaction which the Machines the under
signed feels hesitation Recommending the best
Vail and examine them. \. >. TANNER,
dts No. | II Main Street, .ynchburg Va.
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Make Your Own Soap

f1NE Keystone state saponifer Concentrated Lye will
Il make soap with little trouble will clean type
valuable for ali purposes where strong ye required viii
make hard water soft DC
We would the trade against the success
m this article has induced unprineiled parties initiate IT,
Full directions with each package.
Large suppl! ior sale b! JOHN II. SEAY,
2i-ds Druvuist
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AMERICAN GU 4

FuNE attention of the Farmers called this valuable
tLer, from Jarvis Island, in the Pacific Ocean, in
possession OF the American Gaano Company by formal
the L. = government The principal ingredient of the
lean ,iuano Is the Phosphate and Sniphae of Lime
condition that can readily be taken the pant
be Initiated by art Ii also has sufficient Animal Organic Mat
ter Yielding Ammonia 10 produce immediate and
crop 1t docs not act as stiruan but confers
fl upon the soil after the crop has been harvested Though
Mas only Introduced IN Virginia April, tried
marked eiect ana rai! Increasing Upon Wheat
mas been Tried WIN astonishing Results, producing
crop bni lnsuring superior Stand of This Guano
u IN bags barrels with the (c mercan Eagel
aha my name each package, warranted TO be pure
FELIX II. CAVE,
Sole Agent American Guano Company, Richmond
MOSES LACY,
oc bdly Agent for Lynchbury
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Pure BrandleS and Wines


VERY superior article al Pure french BraHdy. Also
"A. PAes Pure Gtdn6d Brdndy, made from the Caiawba
rApe IN the of Ohio Pure Juice Wine;
u"teird and Sherry Btnes These articles all pure and
TOR medcal purposes. For sale by
l-,its JOHN H. SEAI. nrugri
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action hs add fermentation on The skin Of their
.handA and the almost constant exclusion
b. the nour are subject 70 Troublesome H. this liz
Renovaiin& kesoyep SURE remedy but the Relief diluted
Occupations Wheren sudden mental emotions
mental Labor 3psms p@s, only Productive brain
disease. bat 1fa gfsAasi ransss@zsafer sensg Of the
subsense q e 6fsD, as1ss Approach may be ada
"a, eiibef tas; koW the eye skp eyebrow Asthma
and cosiveness 1aer III es nstnia and SINH
hat sSss -
Avyerz As.as 1ll.os. Msreksnas and Clergyman
Affected ~ mab with neoralE1x Aad eosiiseaesG The
sEs.tmest q ~ go. Rsdwsyt Readr Ee iaierusily
nd paia immediately ceaA8 nf h appca-
uen kAdvlfh Regulating flis viii In few hour, rslors
seuiau sotae bowels nnd liver Ii certain aSurlka
- oeher nsfvons saecions he kesolvent reQuiate
A2Hss - Asaa casFactesses soae occupations, thus
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SUMMER AKRANt.EMEN,C

ENNE sEGARs.-Anotler lot of those fine coSonA sre.p
4 Jusi received al j. H. THOMPSONfS
sept l3dls Drug So.
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tOFFEE-2,6O0 bags Rio Coffee; 12oO bags Iayuayro - .
~ lee; iou bags Prime Java Coffee; for sale by o'
EDMOND, DAVENPORT 4 co
sept 23dts Gichm"nt ~,
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4 lCORICE.-50 C. G. Mass Llcorie,-on. ,f ~, =,
II brands impor,cd-for sale by ~ 'es'
EDMOND, DAVENPORT K co.
SEPT zo-uls Richmond, Va
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NJ ILL OFFAL for sale by
Xv1 sept l0-dts CAMP SMITH f. co
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Servants Wanted.
IkNHt Subscribers Misatp purchase rd in Alabama an
l. experienced Male DuiI groom anl and rood Eemae
Cook, Washer and roner, !hc gentleman want OF these
servants intends them Tor his ing
wants Tor le with the uisiic qualification character
rely upon on! cng fun value, and excel,
lent home Tor their Servants. iurtcr Information, Apply
sept l2.ds-Rcp copy NJ. LAhunokNE ~ sons.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-01


TH1 DEATIfO1 WAnHTx0roU 1RvI1e.-Ths
telegraph yesterday announced the death Of
washington Irving, IN event unexpeeted TO
his friends, though bis health was not good
He was At church In Tarrytown, - usual, on
Sunday, and though feeble, enjoyed his Gus
tomary health on Monday. While preparing
to retire little after ten o'clock on Monday
night, he was seized with shortness Of breath,
and soon afterwards peacefully breathsd his
last. The New York Journal of Commerce,
says:
Thus has passed away one who has endear-
ed himself to the heart Of every American by
his noble writings and pure life, and especial
" BY that last browning effort, the +" Life OF
w ashington,' q work in which his declining
years could not have been more appropriately
spent But there is reason to fear that the la
Dor bestowed upon it was too exhausting, and
contributa&to hasten to its close q life already
far pas meridian. Mr. Irving, in reply 70
the inteff6gatories of q visitor at Sunny Side,
within the last fortnight, said-"the whole
work had engrossed his mind to such degree
that, before he was aware, ne nad written
himself into feebleness of health; that he fear
ed ia the midst of his labor that IT would break
him down before he could end II; that when
at last the final pages were written, ne gave
the manuscript to his nephew to be conducted
through the press and threw himself back
upon his red cushioned lounge with an lnde-
scribable feeling of relief he adoed ina, tno
great fatigue of mind, throughout th1 Wnoio
task, had resulted from the cares and pains
required in the construction ana arrangement
of materials, and not in the literary compost
ton of the successive chapters" When asked
If he conld not write one more book" All,
he exclaimed, cit is too late now! 1 shaii
never take my pen again; have so entirety
given nm writing that even my best friends
letters lie unanswered. I must have rest
No more books now!" Mr.. Irving is repre-
sented as having retained to the last the same
genial. generous, good-natured countenancc
for which he was always noted, and though
slightly bent in form, walked with yigor and
f1rmnes.. OF late, he has suffered from asth-
ma, with hoarseness and troubled chest.
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch
Suspicious -Arrsst-Moek Trial, &c.
MARTINSBURG Nov %


MARTlNSBURG, Nov. %.
Every thing is qniet here al present, and the
weather is delightful; but the ights are very
cold, brisk breeze continu aily blowing from
the surrounding mountains. The health of
the military stationed here is good, with the
exception of colds and the effects OF change
of water.
Last night some of the sen tinels reported see.
ing uu Der of blue lights and rockets set of in
the country, which caused a little excitement; ;
ba t nothing definite could be discovered why
they were burnt. bright light, seen in this
neighborhood at the same time was found to
proceed from the burning OF lime kiln.
On the arrival of The l p. M. train, stran-
ger, no could give no satisfactory account Of
himself was arrested and confined in Jail, and
will be examined this evening. He perports
10 hail from Harrison county, bound T. CHAM
bersburg, Pa, and this not being direct rouG
10 the latter place. added to the suspicion.
AT every leisure moment. the Blues amuse
themselves in different kinds of amusements,
which they enjoy with great delight. Last
evening a mock trial was held over three un-
fortunate individuals who occupy No. 5, which
resulted in their being sentenced TO treat the
whole company TO oysters on their return
home. Private l.. performed the duties OF
Judge in a very dignifled and impartial man.
uer. Private BIS did credit to the State as
Prosecuting Attorney, while the prisoners
were calamity defended by Mr. X, a we'll
known legal gentleman of this city. During
the trial, two of the prisoners escaped by
jumping from window, but were finally re-
captured alter u long search. j ne partleS occu-
plying No. 5are considered the best looking men
In the corps, and it is pity that they should
have been charged with serious crime
as feloniously, and with malice aforethought
taking two collars and backing brush from
No. I; and to guard the remainder of the corps
against their depredations, l desire you 10
publish their names in your widely circulated
Journal You will find their names recorded
as J. f. S. the ringleader, Tom j and Ned c.
and if yen desire to laugh, just ask any of the
boys who occupied 5, on their return. g.
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch,

Indian Depredations in Teeas-Farms Deserted
WALDO. TEXAS, Nov. IS.
This portion of the beautiful State of Texas
has suffered much, of late, from the depreda-
tions of the mos. barbarous Indian tribes in
America. But few days since man and
his wife and daughter living about IS miles
west of here, were murdered, the women be-
ing brutally ravished. The murder was of
the most horrible character, being accomplish
ed by dropping immense rocks on the spines
of the victims.
About three weeks since, two Of our citizens
Were assassinated on the highway, and scalped
before their bodies We're cold. The Waldo
Rangers, and detachment of troops from
the Fort under Lieut.. Hayne, u. S. A., went
in pursuit of the Indians, killing three OF
them and wounding three more. Lieutenant
Hayne and Sam Everett were wounded by
pistol balls, and two of the Rangers were hurt
by arrows.
The result of these depredations is, that
our country west of the Medina river is
almost deserted, and houses are left desolate
with nothing but dogs and fowl left behind
by the flying tenants.
Let the u. S. Government send troops to
this State, and quickly, for we can no longer
bear this terrible state of affairs. J. IL. X.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-01

DAMAGES FOR SLANDRR.--Miss Pollock ha.
gotten a verdict for $3.50 damages in Kanawha
county, Va, against Mr. Letfwieh, for SIAN
der.
splendid new three decker, named the
Victoria, was launched at Portsmouth, Eng,
on the i2th ult., in the presence of the Z ueen
and royal family.
MI Douglas has carried rs out of 13s of the
delegates in Cleveland, Ohio, TO a Democratic
Convention in Cayahega county.
DR.. Charles Mackay has laid aside his pen
and gone ITO the library furnishing bus iness
offering to seiectbe from SIS to 5000.
Madame Biscacciann gave her first concert
in San Francisco on the 27th of October She
had a crowded house.
yieuxtemps is announced to give his last
concert in Vienna. He will retire from public
life.
j. Callahan convicted Of stealing negro
in Savannah, Ga. has been sentenced to ten
years in the peniteniiary.
Smallpox 10 prevailing to an alarming ex.
tent IN 81 john, n u. Every section Of the
city has some cases Of the scourfe
Lieut.. Thomas Roney has been ordered for
duty in the African squadron,
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Observation-Disclosures

The incendiary book of HELPER, which
GREELEY expects to abolitionize the North
aad insurreetionize the South, and which is re-
commended by the Governor of New York,
Judges, merchants, and sixty eight members
of Congress, has the audacity to appeal to the
non -slay ehoiding whites of the South to rally
to the abolition flag. What impudence and
bsurdity! tits unnecessary to argue the mat
ter with such a lunatic. One fact is sufficient
II HELPER, GREELEY 81 Co. will look AZ the
volunteer regiments now in Charlestown they
will find, at the lowest estimate, seventy five
ont of every hundred who do not own slave.
The great mass who have rushed with the
greatest eagerness to avenge the wrongs of
Virginia, and to ensure the punishment of Old
BaowN, are the very class whom these incen-
diaries appeal to for aid, and who would glad
" hang HELPER and GREELEY upon the same
g;sllows with their friend, the horse thief
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rour,h g.eiment of Cavalry.

Colonel McRAE of the Fourth Regiment of
Cavalry, is now engaged. in obedience to the
orders OF the Governor, in the inspection OF
Cavalry throughout the Fourth Regiment
There are eight companies now organized but
there ought to be thirty, and we doubt not,
will be after the inspection now going on by
the gallant and enterprising Colonel. The
Regiment embraces about twenty EIGHT coun-
ties and the cities of Richmond and Norfolk
The Colonel has inspected the Henrico troop,
and to-day will inspect the Hanover troop
He has undertaken an ex tensiye and iaborious
field of duty; bat if the people respond to the
spirit of the Colonel, he will be amply reward
ed and one OF the most magnificent regiments
Of Cavalry beorganized of which any country
can boast.
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Volunteer Uniforms.

We would once more appeal 10 volunteer
organizations TO make their uniforms as eheap
as possibie, so that the great mass of citizens
may be able To enter such organizations, and
by all means of Virginia goods. II volunteer
con'panies are TO be gotten mp merely for dis
play. then let us know il, and let every one
who eau afford fuss and feathers, put his
haads In his pockets and shoulder arms. Bur,
II the object is 10 protect property and life,
the uniform il a matter Of inferior considera.
ton. The hunting shirt in which our fathers
fought and won the battles Of American lib
erty ought 10 be good enough for us, unless
Our superior patriotism and courage require a
mere respondent outward and visible sign.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-01

MOVEMENTS AT THE SOUTH.--From the
Orangeburg Is. O. Southron, we learn that no
less than four individuals regarded as rath-
er obnoxious" to the community, have been
ordered to leave the village within the week
past. One is a school teacher and sort OF
preacher, by the n me Of ID. Heagie from the
State of New York. Two others are house
pain tiers from the same State, and the fourth
is a book agent named Day, who had Just ar
rived in town, and who did not wait for q Sc
cond invitation TO leave, but gave leg bail in
stanter.
Two Northern school teachers, having come
under suspicion, in the Williamsburg IS. CO.
District have been notified to leave.
The Montgomery (Ala.) Advertiser says:
We heard, on Saturday, that an abolition
emissary had been detected at PrattYille, in
Autauga county, on the previous day, and
rather summariiy dealt with by the citizens of
that village. fte was Immediately arrested
ana put upon his trial, which resulted in his
being bound over in the sum of $4,000 1t is
stated that this fellow had in his possession
several letters from some Of Browns men in
the North, relative to the plans OF that inf
nous band of rebellioEists, and containing ad-
vice as to how he should act-at what point to
fix upon as his eadquarters, &c, &c. lie was
derer OF McCrabb, and, on examination, these
incendiary documents We're found about his
person. We hope to be able TO give fuller par
ticniars OF this affair in our issue Of to-inor-
row. Tue plot indeed seems 10 thickeD.
The Raleigh n. C.l Standard says: "I.ast
week man was here from New York of the
name of Sanburn, whose business appeared to
be that OF selling caloric engines. His CONVEX
sation on the subject of slavery was not what
II should have been; whereupon our Mavor
had talk with him. and advised him to leave
lie did So ON the next mornings train"
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Newark Ahoiitien.sm and Nlannia.torles.

Newark Aboiitionism and Manufactures.
Newark. the city in New Jersey which our
intelligent correspondent in yesterdays Dis
patch speaks Of as so generally sympathizing
with JOHN BROWN, is the place from which
Richmond AID other portions of the State
purchase their carriages, cars, ready made
clothing, &c. &c. Every dollar expended for
these articles Of Newark manufacture goes
to the maintenance and support, the aid and
comfort, of wretches who are thirsting for
Southern blood.
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
Southern Rights Neutrality-suspicious. Language
Mail Future, &c.

Bidtl fuftnfe, &c.
LYNcHBURG, Va Nov. 80, 1850.
A mass meeting will be held in this city this
evening, for the purpose OF consultation and
taking steps to protect the rights OF our citi-
zens, and those of Virginia and tho South.
against the eneroachments of the aboiitionist Is
and their sympathizers. A meeting has also
been called at Campbell G. H., on next Mon
day, for the purpose of organizing two yolun-
teer compane s-one rifle and the other cayal-
ry. Vigilance committees are also forming in
this city, and throughout the whole section
The Sons of Malta, ever foremost in the works
of charity, benevolence, etc, have offered their
services TO our Mayor, to perform any duty
that may be assigned them.
An old man, sixty years of age, residing in
Campbell county, was arrested yesterday,
charged with using seditious language, and
sympathizing with that old cut throat Brown.
The trial was postponed until II O'Clock to-
day, In consequence of the absence of an i'm
portant witness.
The mail train on the South. Side Road, due
mere at l2i5, did not arrive until near p. M.
detention caused by the breaking of an axle of
Inc lender, which took place a few miles this
SIDE OF the junction. No other damage aseer.
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