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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-21
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
DEDUCED kArEs.--1he U. 3. Mall SteamerA ees.
III JAMESTOWN, capt PARRISH, aud RoA. S3EEN
NUhE, Capt SKINNER, WI carry passengers to and
from rgina at REDUCED RATES.
The JAMESTOWN, Capt. PAREIsH, leaves Richmond every
TUESDAY afternoon, O'Clock, Cit. Point evening
Norfolk Wednesday, IL O'Clock, noon YORK
arriving there early next and In time to
lines going East and North
The ROANUkE, Capt SKINNER, leaves Richmond every
FRIDAY afternoon, NJ O'Clock CITY Point morning. al
O'Clock, and Portsmouth, evening" for New York
ing neXi evening.
RET u II MIN q,
The jamestown leaves New fUrA, IRON ficr No. IL North
River, Saturday Afternoon, al O'clock for Norfolk, Pc
tersburg and Acknowledging Freight each place.
The ioanoke leaves New York, from Pier No. IL North v
every Wednesday afternoon nj O'CLOCK for Portsmouth,
Petersburg and Acknowledging Freight iur each place.
REDUCED n rES
Passage, s.atcroom included, between Norfolk and New
lWh, u
SteeraEc iussage
Passage, salcrooni Included, between Richmond Peters
burg and New York, .......... Observation-Disclosures.
Stcerage tass;ge... ........... ......... .... 3
Passage, sateroou included between ynchburg and New
10TH, 10
Passage TO and from Nori9, by kiyer boats
MEALS, FIFTY GENTS, EXTRA.
sS~ he and elegant Steamer YORKTOWN will soon
be put upon tic line, above, forming
Weekly line.
For tickets, apply to LEE, ROOKIE CO., Agents,
april 3o4ds Main street, Lyuchburg, Va
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Weekly Freight and Passenger Line
FOR BALTIMORE.

1N~@aS THE Powhaian Steamboat Company Steam
GEO. PEABODY, Capt. RICHARD PRircI-
agD BfLvfDERE. Capt. Wn. KEESE. will leave Rich
noni Baltimore every Tuesday, 7hnrsday and Saturday
RrrRSfS will leave baltimore for Richnond every Taesddv
7ha,-dy and Saturday, thereby enabling shippers and Pas
scngcrs have opportunity Of communication between The
points every other day.
IL Freight received In both places every day.
For speed Comfort fine equal, not
superior any their be found In this other
having fitted with splendid state
Room Passenger Accommodations recommended TO the
cling md rcghng community the most comfortable
cheapest speedy de Of transportation between the two
point-.
II be procured Office Shockoe Slip. opposite
Columbian Hotel % III the Steamers Landing Rocket
D. II W. CUHEIf, Agents, Richmond.
sep: IDLY j. BRANDT, Js. No. Light ST., Baltimore.
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ENNE ROSE WOOD WRITING DESKS from 81 10 fl
very hands me and cheap Perfacd Soaps Of many s
oiu i,oes Partisan po lnadcs and Extracts for The nun
s.feef Ivory Pocket Tablets Port Monnes vi man! k,S
Sonb haar Brushes Tooth and Mail Bsashes and grca "
Oct lo-ds STABILIZE JONES
SAAONY YARN.-Bue Mixed, white White and Red, NV
low at II A a r KINSEYS,
oct 7-ds lisa Main Street,
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BALTIMORE
. to shinnara of roha ,co to iha West.

Notice to Shippers Of Toba eco to the West.
vIyHE undersgned prepared give increased facilities 10
shippers u febaeeo 70 the West having shortened the time
nf transit aud the u Third 10 fourth class
Through receipts given b. the principal poins In the West by
Railroad River. and feighis guaranteed ns low
b, an, other line only transpment between Baltimore,
st Louis and Chicago, Is made at Pitts
burg direct, from car TO car udcr cover thereby avoiding
c,,axe aud Iragc all damage Tobacco from expns
~ No commissions charged at Baltimore Piltsburg.
" MAGRAW Il KOoSs,
No. - North street, Baltimore.
p.f to sac Hare CO. W. d. Miller. audJ /. Clayton,
Iyneburg Jacob Head Co., and Jacob Brandt Jr Balii
,,,r, march ls-dly
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Servants WaD+ad

TENllE subscribers purchase for friend in Alabama
experienced Male Dainsroom Servant and good Female
Cook Washer and lrorer. The gentleman in OF these
servants intends them for his and persons
wants for sale, with the requisite qualification and character
may rely upon not only getting full value, but also and excel
lent home for their For further information Apply 10
sept l2dts-kep copy NJ. LANGllORNE Il SONS.
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hale COTTON.

HAVING accepted Agency for the sale of the Orange
Factor! Bale Cotton, We are now prepared to dispose o
the same IN lots la suit purchasers at Factory price hu~ III
want oil good article would do well to give II call
sept lU-uis CAMP, SMITH K co.
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Pure Brandies and Wines.

VERY superior article OF Pure French B,dady. Also
IA Pk6s Pure Cdticba Brandy, made frou the ,atawb
Grape grown in the State Of Oho Pure Juice Port iae
Aleia dnd Sherry Wines. These articles all pure
for medical purposes. For sale by
2 l-dts JOHN H. SEAY Drucfi
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Souhrero Guano.

Sombrero Guano. = a,
ck tons Of Phosphate Guano just from sonlbrer" is
West lndies the riches. deposte snr Of
Known 70 the world, containing 70 and ~ per GEM
6one Phosphate or Ltne, and to which invite the aten
our frens and the public generally who deal In
We are SOLE AGENTS for the sale Of this Guano hef. ~ .
place.
Pamphlets, containing its analysis, &C., furnished On app
lion or by mail.
MctOkELE Il CO., Sole Agents
aIri dStis Main Street lnciburs W.
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Ia MM w.. .s.

GEN'L. SUPI'S OFFICE Y. X T. X. r..
IrNcunUR,i sept 22d, i>9.
EsOLEToNS adopted b, The Nir.nk y Icnncss,c Rail-
III roud Company In relation Ia the Fairs held IN virginia.
l. Resoired That the Members Of the Agricultural
Societies that hold their nul Fairs within the Cummonw ea
Virginia he passed 10 and from said fars the Virginia
Tennessee Railroad, nj half Ircc.
Res0ieed That the Rates shall he charged upon all
articles going re Fairs 81 the Agricultural
tclirs held in Dcol,r
HssorsJ That all such aanrl- and articles having gone
down this road return from the said Fairs shall
pass back the point from Which ihs started
such o hus return, having passed doa this
road snail h. refunded the clarg- pad lug down. upon the
presentation of n certificate that articles hav
been actually exhibited mt either Of the aforesaid Fairs.
Rr.vrtd That the attendants ii animals going
AID returning from ir Fairs shall be passed Free When
actual attcntinr, ND animals.
Eesored That hi, Company IN transporting their
road aiI articles for ,Xhbl.i"n
said Fairs under lur"L"iB eIuia viii Ia rr-pou-
rhlr any ana;, w lsrl lal ,aL d,las
tccs.
-, order Of III. iI,arI.
SEPT 39-diu, T. II 9th Gonl Supt.
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NIscELLAEEOUs.
c. UTHInG. CL0THIEG! CL0THIHGu!
NJ. GUGGENHEIMER

UE As rrtarn- The Northern eiiis and s daily rrcet
4 q very large and fashionable stock II fAlL AND WIN
n !. CLOTHING, which Ia i-aly sale and quai''y IN
sussei lie srry r-feai, rcnc-s aud Inv r- l" public
and hls friend. Ia cssnf" his stock betore Parrias
Ing In s hold oni great Inducements 10 eHsh a
n,ntd a wing other, lac has more
rr nee taught him net ts", IN restricting credit
IN. stock cmpres NAM different styles u toa Pahis
Nc. coats Drrnoag- etc. haipey would be too nu
rerpus la maHlon -. -. .......z. .
H. HIs has an sentiment SEAMLESS CLOTHING, the
greatest anil j. "il, Manufactured ny oe
raa.ans ncd State. h. Nv furk. Thu public is IN
WA Ia call aud xamne II Nil, doubtless puzzl ever,
bod.
1t. also nrge stock II Genemens rrsNNHis6 GOODS
socks. Ti Net sbirt- and brawers. eote-
srt- Iianks rccfs -basis, Travelling Bnnke'a etc nis
Trunks Umbrellas. tHru.I agt II. returns thanks
pss; favors AMI nstes every body Ia rail- on him
n ,'ouptry Merchants would 10 well 10 call him be
f going bcr East he pared ior tle shpcsal, trade
n 2s,dts NO.
SOf.E IEATHEK-Wc receiving iargr lot ~ Sole
- Ienihar, both good and Kna damaged. which we " III sell
an accommodating Please call and examine II beor"
,,tt !-,i,s LEE. ROOKIE cos
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Make Your Own Soap.

TENHE keystone slate Saponifcr Concentrated !e Will
4 Ihahe soap WIN little or no tr.uDs. clean ir Is
valuable for purposes where u sri. a, required VIII
make hard soit, &c,
We would the trade against hy scctss
Of THIS article induced unpncplu. ...,c
Full directions it'll eacn package.
~ large supply Tor sale by JOHN II. sea-,
sept z4dis itd-gsl.
kLANoRlNG EXfRACrs.-Ext. or;i,gv, ,..i.'.. an'la
Il strawberry. Nutmeg, Celery! SC, a.. ."., hr
ale al sept l3,iisI -. -. L. -,
4 oEN, NEAL LUMP AND GROG:,D PI.Ae hi~-- .'e
~ Undersigned mas rented from Mcssio. Johns
Their Corn and Plaster Mill lie will Avp cos,at! On hand
The above articles, which IL will sell cheap ucual cuo
CiIAS. =. L.tAGuOi,Si. sole Ageat
march i-ds for the sale OF Western Plaster In thus ell!
NNHEAr THkEsHING MACHINES i have III stor, a'd
w f sale al 10" prices, To close iluEsk low
rs AND iN"hs.ihGs, OF the most approved patterns
aug ll-ds W T. ANDERSON
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Gl eat Northern Western and South Westei
MAIL. ROUTE,
Via virginia central E;anrlad.


FARE To NEW YORK AND rlllLApLLiillA HEDt' tED.
~ e l..s,,...... = A;;s,.i..ys...
uNOR thhrlo,, Ntinpn, ,nilt s'i,
Na Guyandotlc, Ne. two daily Trans for Washington,
baltimore Philadelphia, New York, Wheeling, Cincinnati,
Lous> lille
Day Mail and Passenger Train leaves Richmond daily,
G:30 \. NJ.
Nislt Accommodation Passenger Train l,aNcs Richmond
dali, except Suu'a.s) n "a T. NJ
The d:2b \. NJ. Washington with 3:uh
r. NJ, au The so J.. NJ. with the io A. NJ. Express Trains
Washington for the different points nHlncd.
81 Through Tickets can hc procured in ~ nchurg al the
Ticket oiicc OF tho Snnltslr Railroad tumlay, Of A. ".
llUR&Eli, Ticket Agent
To New York SIG 10
10 lhlihi'ilhia Is ."
To Washington and Alexandria. ....... 10 -
Passengers tor Washington ar. down any Hotel upon
Pcnns, wanna Avenue, free of charge.
Passengers aud their baggage transported between the Dopols
in Richmond free of charge and /" the Depot Hotel
renny yania Avenue IN Wtsluugun thus saving hack
Through Tickets can be procured IN Washington To itsrg
Xancsyiv Dayton, Columbus ONO; decatur, jefferson, l,,
indianapolis and Nnccnncs, luliann Louisville Kentucky;
St Louis, Chicago, &c. &c, and all parts West.
I r. baggage checked through.
TiluS, ppDAMEAD,
july lSi,s General Superintendent.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-21

TEIlIE PORTRAIT GALLERY viii he continued by the uu-
rsignr The old sani. No 12I Main street, where he
viii be pleased - receive continuance OF the liberal
e thu liv assuring all who
c,r cll"r will be given render satisfaction
uf phrturc=, rates Of Charges,
Wcn, agency Tor the Cry DOUBLE TmGEAD
Lock SEEMING MACHINES. IL hens ftls, ucke, gathers
and emhror and does Nil the work Of the best $25 Machines
simple and less complicated than any other Ma
chine, and is sold at tue very low prices OF $40 and &5O Bes
Cabinet Machine RS lie has the Patent Adjustable lemme
manufactured expressly for The Quaker City Machine The only
that hcns AL widths aul thickness. From The large
Der sold by n. :. Tanner II while acting agents. and the
general satisfaction which the Machines given, under
.,nc feels ht station recommending them the
ia u,u. Gail and examine tbeni. n. ;. TANNER,
oct > dis No. u MINI Street, ~ nchburg, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-21

tORN MEAi-We are now prepared furnish fire. sh ground
~ Corn Meal IN large and small quantities. Mt our mill or
sfc N 'h corn We 'd is ere t iHcnl, .ak.s ,i-
meal ipr family ' ''
hiareh 9-d4 go SpWtiV { Ni.ppr,I
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AMERICAN GUANO.

.-.,,., :.
pif attention OF the Farmers called this valuable N
L tizor, rom Jarvis Island, i'll the Pacific Ocean, anu
possession OF ln American Guano Company by formal a %
me u D. Gorernnlent The principal Ingredient Of The Ar1
lean uano Is ihe Phosphate and Supate Of Lime IN ao'
condition That eau readily be taken the pant, and cA
be initiated by art II also has sufficient Animal organic MAJ
ter Yielding Ammonia produce immediate and abnndans
crop II does n' act stmuan but coniers lasting otn
III upon The soil after the crop esed. loS"
was on. introduced in Virginia in April, been tried S
has tried astonishing results moi only producing
crop bat nsurng superior grass This duano pa,
NJ Ia hays or barrels with The he American thg}
ana my name upon each package, and Warranted to be "
FELIX II. CAVE,
Sole Agent American Guano Company, kichnonh
MJ>Es lazy,
Del 6-d1y Agent iur lynebburs'
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Dissolution %: to-partnershIp.

FENE partnership heretofore existing between the under
sgn was dissolved the LIST inst, by mutual consent
HE Viii unl, b. used ia closing up said
business hosc having clatus against the same viii present
Tor settlement aud All indebted Ia Will plcast
,arner n. >. TANNER,
A
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TRAVELLERS D&EcTcRY. &C.
~ 81 o ~ .,s|. r. ...i -. 49,

OFFICE oF TIE soIffii-siDE l.. Il. "a,
pFtKlsBuRt,, February lltli ls3.. !
r the regular monthly menS 81 ia" Board of Directors
N Of the south side Railroad Co, the following resolution"
adopted:
Reotse. rhat feigh, Agent Iynctbnrs hereafter b.
requested cert nil freight goods received al or delivered
his Depo before they ont OF the possession o
the Company ,oiy from Record.
feb Id-dts JAMES r.. CT HILBERT, Secretary.
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Me- w COyCEps "

a w ID G. Il Il N,
FUNE Subscribers have associated together for The
purpose Of doing GROCERY AND COMMISSIONS R,,s,xrsS
under the style and arm of FRANKLIN COIaino f,nn,
the LIST Of september keep hand times large and
well selected stuck OF Groceries Liquors. Domestic Dry Goos
Sc and their special attention the sal. of Tobacco
Wheat Cora Flour Bacon and all kinds OF Country P
duce The! hatter Themselves their long exnena
In business that they viii be able TO do their friends
and the puosc generally as other house city, and
promise TO their best exerns please NH who maj vn,
them with their patronage They will occupy the old stand of
rankin y bro'hes NO. - Main street. door Liberty
warehouse. JAMES FRANKLIN,
-, 4. FRANKLIN, JR,
sept zo-dts JACOB II. FRANKLIN
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Notice.
WE have employed Mr.. DCyAL ADAMS, 10 collect
w counts due LIST July.
Illl LN-ts w. \. STkOTHER 4 co :.
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Grand Consolidated Lottery OF Del,
ON THE HAVANA PLAN.
krifd Class ShIEN.
To h. drawn ia Wilmington, nr Monday October 3ist, 1879
EVERY OPAER TICKET A PRTZDl
PRICES payable In full, without deduction.
/ kNERy =
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Dfin l. SurTu SipE RAILROAD Co.,
August Nth. lShq

August l,th l>;9. I
de- "a " s1,.s,ss4- tfAa..."aedte asa-,.y:.f
4 Nm August passenger
the Soutl,lr liaruli ,nciibur follows
MWil ! rain dali! nj II, \. N.
Second Tram datt cNcciH sundays, Ht lG''N, r. VI.
Both these trains connect with hi,Gund DduNic
trains to ltictninud aud LIT North The second
Petersburg it'll The trains tu Norfolk and Weldon
These trains also "Ith ih.tr trwoc.t llns Of
Steamships from City tuini sew York, Piai,ph and
Baltimore, all atvthl steamers, ~ The best
passengers. Ihc i.aetI &nrlals
daily S'tln Packs, t. liatfn
Tie gent rahs.de l4lro.l Co. Al I5Hchbgrg viii
furnish any further Attenuation r,S,y.tis
aug It's ii. h. nlHl', G,ui Supt.
ssG a 5rs- .,.... a+,s
GEAEEAL ~ pnElA IENDENls UFFltL,
AIa.iNiA AMI IENNE>-rF l. NlaoA 10.
Las \ sept ill. I>,g.
an and a,s We>t5DAN, "a HE MAJ ami rasscI-
~ ger irad viii ~, si" -ti i~iur.
iiy oi,r ii ,it board.
sept l,.dm l.. l.. Gill;. Gen. SUlt.
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A CARD

"A CAHD.
HAVING bought oi l. Il. Josin his entire interes,m the
OF httcore Josn, wound tender my tAa.,
N! rrnds and customers for very liberal share Ia
rona nearly years, hoping to have continuance
the the l.y nchbnr1 Agricultural WorkA
Very Respectfully,
sept l6-,s G. A. WIITTEMORE
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SAMI-BITUM INOUS COAL,

FROM THE EMILY
Wins Mountain Piedmont Coal Field,
Mean t'arEville, Cumberland Co., Va
fhN subscriber having made arrangements with
a 81 sahroad Compan! To deliver COAL from the
en'nt Mines 10 the tl of ynchburg has established
NoAL the lsIaud' and appointed f. SIMS well
hn"~n citizen Of this piace, i sale delivery,
whom please apply.
lnt COAL is produced from the mines of Deow Co.. who
competent niners, and prepared ship any guam
W OF tot thai be required good marketable order. IL
Is naturally hce ir"m slate aad other impurities and is
durable under 'uon. than ordinary Bituninous Coal by
twenty Nv" per II IA used exclusively in Farnvie
M. MiAF, on! ahodi - mules this city, anl
ie grades III the ',ouls side
competition In lhs he prices, will
he r,dcc according to the quantity consumed For pres
eel, the viii re:
For IJal cents Der bislrl
i"' iihi N"l .........-.-....... ~ - -
For S..p' cal Observation-Disclosures. 10
sept zU-5nI JOHN A. DAILY.
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NEW GNAGERN.
DIS SOL ON

-. d ; , . I q I Q n
FENlE coarcfs heretofore existing under the s,ye NJ
L NnrrTEAoKE JosLfN was dissolved the by mutual
consent, C. A. WhIiehoe is alone authorized TO coec a
claims and al ali debts Those indebted 10 the c,
viii uAc prompt nienl As II Is very desirable c
up All outstanding accounts us soon US possible
Z. A. WHITTEMoRE
l. K, JOSLIN.
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ICoKlCE.-5o cases q. G. Mass Lieorce-one of The H.,
IL brands imported-ors sale by ' pess
EDMOND, DAVENPORT eco
sept Z3-dts - Richmond
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New Commission House.

New Commission House.
M nave this DAY ourselves together io tlt ",
w pose ot cmi,,-iS GENERAL t'aIMiooloA b' -
NEsa Tor NE sale Of heat, Corn W. a'a
saie ~ The patronage OF seutros iu,c assuring ui'n
a ", are much younger than The Eaart u 7"ade anu h,e
"lWh.e ignored lis action On the ~ EN- W. WI"
sell Tor !nn under the old rates Of commission, make %
alcts hs soon as sold Office at Jno. C. Sheaers Main -t
july 2o-d&cy SHEEEER l. BURNS.
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EoFFEE-2,6oo bags Rio Coffee; 200 bags Laguayra cr
~ fee; 100 bags Prime Java Coffee for sale BY ~ WI
EDMOND, DAVENPORT X CO
sept 23-ds Rcbnond !
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-21

t'all aad Winter Goods.
,lSO9. 1859.
IA Nj l. Ell II \ RMAN,A 1em
kNo Ii, call the attention of The citizens Of iynclburg and
w Nciu! Ia lite arrival al his stock of FALL AND WIN
az pj9, consisting in part, iolOws Beaver Eng
>h it" anu boil,l Sea- skill, SAGA and Ffock
fasi""'it bith Dress aud Goats, double
sl" aud >lca Cassacre Suis, Heavy Grenada SILK, Silk
Nelfrt ''ack Doc oAn ana Fancy Cashmere aud
'h' al ,'e description, tor.ucr with Gencnien's Shaws
"d r!hisilhg Good such Snrs Neck ties md Under
N'" suitable Tor mc !ouii, and boys HAS, Caps
hi Sho Customer made bes in market, Umbrellas
uhAs rpet bags; liso, large stock OF servants
10 "hit!l invite Iic Attention Their viii
cheap ''f rasiy motto be quick sales aud small pronts
t'no a cal al No is, Man 81 e sut,t 2l-dls
New Concern
M nave associated ourselves together under lie
w LANFOkD ~ ANDEkooN, Tor the purpose Of carryiu
on Tue Lads" to aud Wood business al the old ,ari ,w
Ah'eis"' iAhi'd Co. wnorc they win De pleased
Ilt,ir old customers.
W. ID. LANF0GD,
al ri 5dl,. j. W ANDERSON
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Reliable orders nea 'he ir.n, ~ Mall rcic.lh, llcd
IN Ap.sieaor /, y, SfiN3 AGh>ts
~ IL street. y. i.
kEeosfsr Ia an 10 no oNtanc, PRICES
NJ all the No N'k Who'll sale Utu.gss .irocers tmphcne
q" rn.'g -itl bsnrE 'nrt Aa1 u. alcrs IN 'Au;a
y, u--kIho~rNk {, t-f,ft nlrt It, ke,a.ene oil
',o- AMI al "rnns eat -'c tn .i trade
f,r lri i-l3n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-14
Llonizing Disting ished Stranger.

AIS mortifyfng that tie propensity should be so
strong among our countrymen to follow M and
onize foreign personages distinction that those
pefsonages should have to cry for mercy as soon
- they approach our shores, and beg, IN paiptiv.
terms to be LET off as lightly as possible. Ameri.
cans who never gave their friends reason to bpsh
Tor their wisdom in council, their courage in hat
Tie, or their energy in peace: whose general aver,
age OF Intelligence is higher than that of auy other
people under Heaven who have every reason in
their past, their present and their future in ,bs,
country and In themselves, for pride and se,f-re.
speef, are nevertheless afflicted with such exube.
.sn' sens'bility, are so excessively amisbe. afec
tionate and demonstrative, that they RIM af,er
every celebrity like crowd OF village schoo, bows
aiser strange visitor, and 30 persis, in leaning
ana ionoiing and Misunderstanding, and rubbing their
noses against the hem Of the garment. that they
nave 70 be lifted up carefully by the nape of the
n0es' and dropped in some safe place where they
Gao cause 10 farther annoyance. Of course this
applies to the citizens of the large
N".ne1n towns, rather than to the people of the
tutM districts anywhere. We feel some degree of
sA'slAet'on that when the great satirist, Thacke-
was on his travels South, he found the race of
sooDs growing "small by degrees and beautifully
sos'' ana only here and there donkey who offered
n'mses TO be rode and was proud Of the distinc-
tton.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-14
FrRTHER BY TIE ARABIA.

HALIFAX March 1.-The Arabias letters regard
ing Cotton are more cheerful than the printed acs
counts. and, although carly in the week decline
of 1-l6a,sd was submitted to, this was partially
recovered afterward and the market closed strong
at I'd for Orleans Mdding, G5.d for Mobile do,
and Ga for Upland do. The sales on Friday and
Saturday reached 5000 bales.
The imports of the week are put down at $1,000
bales, chiefly from American ports.
At The Manchester msrket, on Friday, 2jth, there
was fair inquiry, and full previous prices were
obtained for both goods and yarns. Regarding po-
tical affairs, the letters more hopeful and the
feeling was generally in favor of continuance of
peaceful relations.
Consols finaily left Of at 957 1, rise of n per
Gel t., compared with the quotations current st
the departure of the Europa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-14
TROUBLE AT ITUACA-FIRE.

IrHACA, N. T., March 12-Edward H. B1llof,
who has been twice convicted of the murder OF his
wife and child, aud has recently been granted
new trial, was yesterday run out of the county by
the Sheriff, who stood in fear of mob. A meet
ing of the citizens of the county had been called
for to-day, Saturday, TO take means to summari.
ly punish the criminal. officers started for Aus
burn last night to arrest and bring Bullion bacS,
and he ia confidently expected back by the people
assembled here to-day. Great excitement prevails
in the village, and riot appears unavoidable.
The extensive tanpery OF Hon. L. S. Esty, was
destroyed by fire this morning about o'ciocs.-
The loss is estimated at about $4,000. on which
there was partial insurance. The origin OF the
fire is unknown.