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QUAKER CITY

SEWN 6 Mr. CHrNES
ATPRATT'S OLD GALLERY I4b Main ST.. Richmond Va.
ftls truly popular Sewing now offered 10 The it..n
40 shnond ~ the following unprecedented price viz
THIS j. no hsmhur AnAr but first practical machine viii
20 any nd OF work. coarse fine The
during the past summer In Alabama, plantation use
" learn o - van ''"''-
They sew from tive ordinary without making
and elastic VIII not Nm alloug v.s
fifth stitch he eut - wv WIN VI
great deal might he said In way Of advertising
ne Machines but prefer that aud examine fr
"s,t"es We are ready ~ all times show this machine
Hh-Ihe attention % country
ved Ito these machine m, Ageut la
'"' '""u'eii
me low prce NJ which these machines readily
mand large sales aud the liberal
both lucrative as we'll a. pleasant Mere ants viii
Au2G-di m
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1859. NOTICE. rs5o.
kaEaE sEEssasss:SzSs5
TO PASSENGERS GOING NORTH-NEW iRRayCPNpr
IMPORTANT TO TRAyELLERS
THR0CGH JLokETSASD THRoCGH CHEC6S
NOTICE.
1859.

GREAT NORTHERN ROUTE
CARRYING THE GREAT UNITEG STATES MAIL
,,,,,I TWICE DAILY-sunday night excspted-beween
RICHMOND ALEXANDRIA,, WASHINGTON DALTINOEr PHIL
ADELPlIA, NEW YORK. and an Important points Wt w..
qgia Creek and Washington, the - - ~
hiChhOAD, FREDERlCkSBURGA AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
To the Potomac River IS miles, by SPLENDID and
steamers themes Washington miles in All miles In
being comfortable and perfectly safe Of speed
- Hours Of departure $50 A. ~, and 5oO'P NJ
- baggage under charge OF Special Agents. cHFCKFD
THROUGH to Washington, Baltimore, Phladsipha aud New
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GIN sUPr.- OffiCE, v. A T. r. r.
>~.,.s LNSoHnuEG, July 27th, 1859. Z
~ will . follows: VA -r--@.--.----..f-
ardve AZ lO50, A. NJ. " '' - '-' anu
arrive a. HIS, =. VI. . - '' - - anu
Freight rraln viii leave Lynehburg NJ and arrlv. a,
o W T. NJ This Train does not carry passengers
re.-U 4 IL nrnn srnA
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- b InlermsaIale dI.innee..
NEW FALL STOCK.
)TS, SHOES, TRUNKS AND LEATBER-TWELyE
IIILNnIInn

wv have received nni opening
W part our FAlL and WINTER STOCK of Roots Shoes
Trunks ana fe Leather, romphnr rood
~ 40 De desirable binds mostly mauufa
ut lnd the qualities such recommend Sc good
We Invite fdeuis ca soc sntis6
% We have bought Them bow house ne North
tofk, Philadelphia Or baltimore, and viii sell them
n NJ good Goods ~ low pces respectfully invited
look ~ stock - merchants at buy for cash pay prompt
" w win sell vcry low.
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DIR. rs. ROSE

or PHILADEErHfA
EygEnRarTs ,I ISS arI xSp TI.,SKIrG
their seaey e.tab q y Ss .,s sSsr, ss
Sa S' r.. n IN % ~ A., & Z mo sS' s ssS
ToT S arc not only Ps s
DIR. I. 8. ROSES MEDICINES ar, IN. r..n,, .,
yea experienced Ia Phaspa Vhsre he stand az he
SR; 8; ROsE,s CARmINATIvE nALSAm.
r "o,sS T. ~ S,ss LTsl Complaints and D,sent,Ty
% seps " Az famle. soothns prparaon has No swat
plants cholera orbu rcsissSs,s crying or senr,
strength wloa, bitter R ~ ss ssP Ssss, epl9H end
lsa % be- never T ae During s ehsa o. @ @ SUI
oS SSs 's gssn hSvs Rad rs'sss from more orc
when article i dssa a. dp ysi' "a 's ssI
p P.5 y : :; NJ T9sE's ccIaI sIRUP, or Ex
,i'' So9. end AZ disease. ,he lunT cent? snd
DR. IT, q. Is., 1se $50, 80 s9 ~, Z,
sI. eS,,r f'pBsisITH, fq5 nc ssrSais o S
srng inrue sir,. n ~. t1as A.s ah Tvs
ma HOSES ETCIIT Go SSI GISi tor,u
,, ,,y @ article oi,. Se .o5 s Sss , @
Dis. ROSES PAIN * KI f. isss ,.n.,,
y@Srs rrs i5 81 @ ~ ,a alone stood ne iet Of ntyayr
TIE 6 STRss s sSTs' 1 ss:sR' Ss I
THE PAIN CURER oprs, OAoas pain, in tn. s,o..,,,
THB PAIN oUHER cure, se,la.. Buns. s,,.,,. an,
All and fA sIiS oDM I, cure. pain internally or ester,
,Meahah only say % the afflicted, the PAIN sfUnrar
w Eyss yeu relief recntngndit 70 others Il f.iiv s'
Dm j. = nos i' 81 rSss,sI Tg,sISn
'' '''F '""Pia'n Price -
DyspepFia he known ~ eosiiveness ..i.,i, - 81, -,
sou smiehf anu ouCs dinuhWa or iaosspess ~ Ak
nsrvous fceiuY cod feet watsufnsss s,s ,ti.
w Nv ue.e .ynptotna are aousd 10 IN - -Uit
a medicine (gtch uil always eufel thsr ,sp.-
ungs and predspo.itlon consguvfn 'r "ehhy oiue
~. ~ DH. y. y. ROSES GENUINE mED1r1SvS
Tapper ~ each bottle Take none vttoof 0 we outside
Principal Depot .n5 Arch Street PlHisdsinbt,
son y "sHng fearee i0I Broad Street ,bevs sr nh
, " y The Doctor has Published = book vl,,h d.. . -,
Won oi ~ .ss and mode q treatment and ubirb
rats ~ WadnF Pearce's store ~ ""'sh gon WI go
SUNDRIEs.- --- ''' "'A"'y
- q uerccs prime Rice
~ ehls prime Nev Orleans wot,s.,
- bbls. New York" syrup
900 Adcs Hoic Leather
~ ~ PIC oreea ard Blust Tess fsou,s py,,,.,
N 49, 80 ,eslngeri Pepper and splice
~ oeles Gloves and Cinnsr,en
~ bxs Class ~ bbls Tannsr,' Oh
~ 20 HILLS Esra" aud Rosln 90,
~ doa Hfoonna; afn ~ pnftets
a esos rssine Letter Cap and Wrapnlnv p.,.,
-. ~ bale. Oabdewick Irvine a. 49, \. Al,
- ~ --l llNsLkf, TARDY wI1lIAMA
FINKLE a Lyons
WING MACMUwpa
is az ssa.. \ nssss
y,s-m Sa""h ~. .uNyI1 Lyop
- tl'etse, Ryp ft,t,
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follows To Knox,e s. 20. Ia Nh.iviis AZ - =, '
eusDa ~ ~ 70 AtisPta, Ga, 81 IS Macon Ca oil ne
70 Montgomery, Ala 81 90 s. Leuis via M.upbis I'll "a 90
'ls sIg Saiehez add New Orleans, 81 ~.
20 To Dalton ard all points IA
WI 80 into eee ~ but Chattanooga and West Of N rs
cent? per 100 s additional VIII be charged until the cspletlon
road - 'S''h'a nan
1or Classification % articles and further information see hand
Company, Richmond q " .Lls,etJ
Richmond April
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RICuARDsON,s
TDTGTF TTKrrrKrrs

RICHARDSON'S
IRI5EI LIN EMS,
DAMAsKa, DIAPERS, Ac.
oNsuMIRs u Hearsons linens and those dosrous o.
~ aininF the Genuine Goods should that they
pure.s are see uh ihe mi Of The drn RCfIARDsON
of the goods
This caution rendered essentially necessary AZ large ausnues
o Inferior and defective Linens prepared season.
and sealed with ie u RfCAhDs0N by fsh Houses Who
regardless n ihc Injury tus inflicted alike American
and the manufactures n he genuine Goods m readily
abandon business prohah While purchasers Be imposed
on vim Goods q q worthless character.
RuLLOcKE co
ses-diy Agents. 81 Church street Nsv Yors
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fVlHR0UGH FREIGHT ARRANGE
u hENLoFrom Richmond, Virginia, ~
10 N W lie ans, Nicksburg, MempIiIs. III
Louis, Montg omr ny, Tuscumbi a, AugIistn WA
con, Nashville. Chattanooga, ac.
TIE RICHMOND AND DAHvIILE RAILROAD COMPANY
announce that they have Arrangement 10 recent
rates: " Wv '"'"s 'oN
- - How Special LIST % Sd
Knoxville, Tenn, andfal - S'' N'~'''
iousaa far
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FIRE INSURANCE!
FIRE INSURANC
KNOWLES wALFORD, AGENTS,
lftH superior advantages those who have
~ other buildings TO insure
Aple capital tai returns large portion premiums
Policy holders
ne principal mutual uihou, The Insured being party to the
TIE Of premium with other good Companies
Apgl KNOWLES 4 wAIF0RD.
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WIZ. H. PLEAsANTs,

Wm. ~. PLEAsANTs,
PROnUCE
No itfh 81. between Main and cary.
Rfchmond, Va,
Parusr sisenton paid % hs sale q Tobseco Wheat Corn,
T.1sr No srs Disposed u skp shsr Graf. 70 n, IN b
suppnef wh baT e terms chafFef ~ Hafpaf
psnss osnagznssis ssisiist, so pfnupt Sstwu us1e
rs ,HssFiss ss'h'S sT'iI' M I'd Isr1
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RAILROADS, &c.


esEAr soUrH-wESrEnN MAIL ROUTE.
HiCHuoND AND DANyILLK RAILnsOAp
&eMse2asSss,:ESs;< i5ssssz ss5zs;ss
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
and AFTER Monday. August a2d is9 the Mail and r...,n
~ ser trains, en- thl. road, VIII run follows,
A aud Sson for janeilon LynchbarE Bsssoi knosylis
psSn cs1anoSsn Nashville. Memphis Atlanta MOaisomsTy
Leave RshPond daily eexeep, ssndsys for p.n,us Va and
eresnsboro, n q, ., avo A. n
Ls.v, junction, puri. sst s.sS am,
sIy ais oeoek ~ and ais ~, and Richraond al
Through nom nehnond nspphl. in two day. and three
sB The ocnascf Doe. ,r. with IN, south side
70 and fom The South Junction. and
nom the North, al Richmond : - = -
through Tickets Sold checked through 10 the above
for soseA Tct and apply the Ticket
omee OF NE kehrncnd Danvile COMPANY Rhnond
e.t9 q cAMPBEIl- Superintendent
SOUTH-SaDE RAILROAD.
IN ANDAFTkRM MONDAY THR AVA aU.r
~ gust, the passenger Trains viii f0nowss Gt&
-. FROM PETERSBURG TO LyNcHRUHG
PM = - 'Ss A'"Sn0urs "i-sSo
rsIss5 Train start. daily esrsp, Sundays. AS NJ
fRoM LyNcHBuRG TO PETERSBURG
a Train start daily al ~ NJ reaches Ps,s.sburg at NJ
reass a s,ais dsy except Sundays, at 1850 a..
These trains connect with daily the Springs Knox
Vile NsshNllc, Memphis, &C. To New Orieans
This The shortest and expeditions 10 all par,.
The City polnt Train leaves day vxcept =,
A. NJ, and ~ Neon, and City at Sg0 A. M ana iss i N
kStra trains are run 10 and nom ali the packets when ne
eessAry. "N' w
- H.. D. RrRD
Au.' General Superintendent
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Fire. Life and Marine Insurance.

FJNuE RICHMOND FIRE ASSoCrI ATOM with eapi,s aud
surplus 81 neaiy S25o, 700, prepared 70 issue policies
ABOVE reasonable
similar institution IN The respectfully
patronage 81 the public received Al the
nee No lS second door Main
where the officers will
All losses promptly aud literally adjusted
DIRECTORS
Cha~ Wor,ham, John H. Claiborne,
wn T. Touipk ins, Robert NJ Bufion
John J. wilson, Thss A. Rust,
NeN Jarrett, Geo. y Gwathmey,
john T. sahei, Frs. J. Barns.
RoSBSt A. TcNrxiNs, Sec'y 40
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BALEJMOSE
COMM RCIAL COLLEGE.
FOUNDED 1852, CHARTERED 1884.
CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND CHARLES SIREErS
HAIEIz-zE, M
Every YOUNG MAN sAoaid write Iaaieiy FOR one OF to..
large Aad beautifully oTnAmeaed Ccals representing the e1
r.or and interior view
BALTIHORE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
Psaanip. e. Which vi Be NsS If eAdros
via Cataio-u= containing E srudents tufiou ouo
Ions % Tie Freas system q Book Keeping
FACULTY
LosiER Paepa-Leetur The Science Of Accounts
Eiuess, Customs.
PHILLIPS, Professor OF BooE.EseFag Commercial Ca.
citations
II r. DAVIES. Assoeis;s Pr5t o. BCok-Keeplag.
y q JOHNSON. Professor % P-caurlznship.
: J. WILLIAMS. "a. Nercaniile Law.
Eev. 4 Y. REESE, u. D., Commercial EthicL
TRUSTEE
Hon. John P. Kennedy, Hon joshua vunsaut
Hen Thomas suaun, Wm Ksf-if-r. E.1
;z-cb Trlst. Ia yn Rnahs Fsq.
Tie e usually rersd 10 e9Epls.s Tie full course from 10
- - 49,
A DIrl1zl IS 4varjsI % a Cradzlt-s.
Large Circular snf Caai1saes sa;ing terms &C. BY nail
Jrss - c.rgG address X LOgIER,
ae-o-dlE Bi3fiHOos. Nd.
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I a r r A N rs
EFFERVESCENT
SELTIER APERIFNT

TAR r A n rs
EFFERNESCENT
SETTER APERIENT.
This valuable and popular Medicine prepared conformity with
The anaH SIS q ,he wse-s ofths celebrated set-eT springs in
universally received Favorable recommends.
u'a' Of the MEDIC, k BTo's e. lon aad Discerning
MOST EFFICIENT AND AGREEABLE
Saline A erient
IN use and a SsnE snid to special preference she Mineral
fo i. eeraPaetasss and greater efficacy. Ii may
BILIOUS AND TEBRILE DISEASE SICK HEADACHE, Loss
rST fPcUhS9 iS N AE sI T Ear CON-
SPRING AND SUMMER SEASONS.
ia particularly adapted to tie wants Travellers by Sea and
LAnd Residents IN Not Cinaies Persons osedeniary iIAb
Planters VII and Il /. yasayls addition 10 their
wa, those Who have used sh Is deemed n
TORPID STATE oY THE LIyER-I, renders rrea. service
IN Is t' e0If MY Syp K IfERi ,7s,,,,
sayns an lac .uA'oy symptoms and IN eneeiuay
rs SUCCESS is CASES OF GRAVEL INDIGESTION HEART.
BlES ANB CoSIl'ENEs-ProVes it to be Medicine Of the
AcIgITY o THE stomach AND DISTRESSING SICK.
MIS- so USUAL DURING speedily and with
II Affords THE GREATEST RELigY TO THOSE AFFLICTED
e. nearaIes All irritating seerOEs and thereby removing an
infaulu aiory tendencies.
IN FAcT 1T Il INVALUABLE IN ALL CASES wUERgA CRY
TIE APERIEST Or PUEGATIyE Is REQUIRED
In the form o. Powder carefully put up bottles to keep
10 the morning never aiefTe, win, the o,
day acting gently system restoring The digestive poSr
eIelg aheah and vigorous tone Of the stomach creating
enjoyment also enables te invalid enjoy many uxurss
vnoui which ie s irksome and disissssas ana
NUMEROUS testimonials from professional aud other gentlemen
ess.sins popularity foT sres q years strongy guarantee
Prepared and sold wholssaIe and Retail, by
JOHN 4. TARRANT 4 CO pruKzsss
yiy-4y 40. E's 1tsenNieh ST. cor. 81 Warren, " Y.
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TRAVELLING BLANK ETs.--iooo ifaysfine Hsa
kss eonprse rssi vsss,y Of ns- ana hanSsos dssirns
'"n @P0s'0a us'Fs'siy'd 'ns 81 ~, s,r
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RICHMOND AND PETERsBUBG
RAILROAD.
HaN III IL EINEM


RAILROAD.
ak@N III IL EMEI
and aiSr September isth iso, the Road win
roA rErEEs-uAa.
h,PTes' through Passenger. daily. Csandays eseeP
Mail, through Passenger. daily, a, 40 p n
Accommodation and freight, tf-weckiy viz:
day, Wednesday and fIiday NJ
IsArSs Issvs rSrERssuEa RICHMOND:
Express, through Passenger, daily, at 40, A NJ
Mail and through passenger daily, Except sun.
Accommodation and freight train, triweekiy viz:
Monday Wednesday and Friday at N
~ MILL.
passenger viii be coal train which is
Chester on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday al rs A
SONG By this train, win take the Express from
Passengers NON Clover nm a, II IS A. NJ srr,.
Chgs'.f AZ l. u NJ, aud then take Mall
sv NJ or for Richmond at %, a. NJ, Tuesday Thurs
The INPresi and Mail trains stop when there are
SAe up OF Psi down al Manchester Temples Rees Halfway
The Accommodation train win stop all the rerul.
places when there passengers take up put down
southern trains ~ Petersburg for Weldon Raleigh Wninsop
&C Through tickets Wilmington procured az the ke
The trains Petersburg connect at Richmond with h
Northern trains for Washington, BALTIMORE Through
procured at the sdee In Petersburg. - - ~
Fare for white persons, al
Ciildren oYer5 and under 10 years Of age ~
ColoTed persons la servants car aO
Cclored persons will permitted la the -. -,
when In Attendance.
recurring ther care In which the as Cor Whit per
discount Of ten allowed on each fare when ticket,
are purchased at the oee and persons getting on The
Servants travelling themselves must be furnished nv thai,
masters with two passes that retained M ,h
anu nn be expressly stated the pass are permitted
THos II wYNNE superp,epaep,
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PORT OF RICHMOND, October 5.

PORT OF RICHMOND, October ..
EoH wATrR (rirRspIr) i24 6ll 54s
ARRIVED,
sehr Z Areulaus snov RoeklaDd rzie, Brdgford Co.
schr VIVA. Gregory, Smih, winfsor, plaster, l. Libby.
SAILED
schr Ceriio Orowell. X. Y, mdse, n. A W. Currie.
scr Lucy Alexander, Alexander, Ct Johns, b, ho1r
dlfard Co.
sbr Elge Gregory Providence, feed Brdgtord
sehr C. Guyher KerEin, Bait via Norfolk uds, W D. Coz
quilt Go.
schr Rachel Jane Rennon, Providenee -four and feel.
scAr VIM. Rhuart, EduArk, down the riyer, Hight
Sclr D. = Well Russell, do
schr Eiste, fAcsuire, do
slr n X HHWIsy Prcht, Bait, mdse W. u. Co4ult; Co.
scir Ann Flfa Jones Alex via Port wahA- coal, ". D. Col
slr W Robbins Patterson D. c. via Por, waaar COAL W.
Coilultt a Go.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
an and after Monday, i9ih Inst Mail Accountno-
" dalton Train. luil be a follows: 80
nay mail leave Richmond AZ ESQ., NJ and arrive Richmond
nj 2tb, y ".
Nr maIl leave Richmond Depot At 100 NJ snd arrive IN
Rchu. nd n $50 A. ~ ~ 1870 "
Aeeommcda'oh leave Rshmond Depo, 500 PM returning
OYFTCE PGPR coHP'Y w. 'eP'' i'"''
HicHsoSn, Sept 10, isi9. seqs
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$4,000 Leg 2 &C! sg 1I,i AIAHIo-
p 1lrr1es Cuba Msassas
loo BE Portland Syrup
iH E1i8 e. %. M1ilEses
% Eflr clipped Herrrrz
To- EHHls Ghtsd HsrFirgs
- Kit SO. ] Nacker-i
- EH's C-ush-i F1.ar
inI Ehls Elira q Ersar
ltI I.niE 2 H-f1=d sugar
p bts Oh PM Top WHISKY wen ruperiarJ
lN9 bhls. O.s Rye Wfitkr iya1i1us hrand.j
- Bsis Ee-tt-d WhisEy
- Earu Eio Conce
- hzss l.-gIagla C1-es
. hi1l SsE Orleans glzlTt
u r',Tc and f9f sale iou, ~
etv-sn JoHNsOS TRugHEAET.
on Bhp Oh RE wlbEias-
H. First eiass bTshas,
- Han Pres Con- 90 Dfandies,
o. Qlsrfsr and EuYl.h Pipes
- DO Casks Port.
- % Pals and ErsEn skfufss,
- DO Oh Gassifa,
3 Nfiff Port -1rrricr.
halaFl. Clare Hob. Add Ess,l.-ar Wlnea.
u Eattsfs Cla-pagEe
80 B5rss Lysefb1rr H1ruflrf1rai Tobacco
o. co-lisai5n, for sale ~
MITCHELL a PTRGUsOH,
~ y W. - Paari street
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A NV BOOK nv PHILIP BARRETT. Chos
n W. WhieJ author q Flower ~ The waysds' sale b.
- ..-.- 7. O. o DREWHY, late p. -. Price.
IE DbAt sH0i 1ktR ana other soris' Illustrated ~.
ibis rea aud airlcve ne volume hlied win sketches
NJ Whtei peculiarly snd animated style
Tent book ~ Che youngeniertannr and Instructive Ap
pn1 contains several sketches adapted 70 persons Of
yena
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FINKLE A LYOyR
-, 80 WING MACHINES.
y ~ S,s =, ,sa. A. Esrs.,a
y,s-M ea""h .uNyI1 hLyoP
- bleatses, Nv fS,i,
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HARDWARE.

1859. FALL TRADE 19Eo'
JOHNSTON a. BRANsFORD.
no is5 kAiy STREET.
lmp orters aud Dealers In 'H..Il.
Hardware, Cutlery, Gum. Ae
AT WHoLESALE AND RETAII9
vVE In receipt Of oar Fan e,oet Of ~.
w HardUarc, Cutlery, Guns. Ie.- S~W.@-A
Imported aud rarehased direct from the nlsnuaes
urcfs and would particularly call the attention Of
merchants farmers mechanics hoaskcpers ,ho paln -
nvrs to ean and examine large and
BILE Cutlery - - ''-'' anu Ia
llcs aud kasps. anmos Collins Va Warranted Az. a
Ansa aud Row ands Spades and shovtis 49, ~
D. and l. N. Hay aud Manure forks fHI .-' .a
ders "-- WV e'-
Copper aud JspAned Coal Hods
bass nonred Japaned and Cast IRON. r,
Ac, Ac. ~ N~''''''
czstingsNals. Cut and Wrought Horse and Nu, shoe. A
ware, Cutlery, Guns, &C.
We respectfully solicit examination Of our stock
JOHNSTON A ANRrORD
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II s.u.srrAHSHIP youKTowN. -
rI'iiEs . ,ALE l5 Hong AND sAyAsSAH to-

y sLEAN-ilP CONPASY, composed n frstel1 = hit5.z
- ninFa ae nov running regularly between above lTfs
pdnI shipped 70 sa7gnnah. ne interior % o. ss' - d
Gcofa and Alabama, ~ Railroad from ss,aurah VIII iss,
30 v ,fsnnon 2. 70. BELT, IT, Agent.
tN"~N uaIf'THra
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-11-19
excitement at ChaIestOWn--The
Military on Guard Anticipating
an Attack.

HAapRR's FERRY, NOV. ls.--The messseng-
II sent last night from this place TO Charles
.own, to ascer tain the truth or falsity OF the
exciting rumors that have been circulating
.hrough this region, touching incendiary at
ssmpts to destroy the property of the citizens
VI Jefferson county; and of anticipated at
ssmpts to rescue the condemned prisoners
low confined in Jail there, did not return I'M
sill about O'Clock this morning.
1t appears that when he reached the out
skirts of Charlestown he was stopped by
some of the guards, who were on the watch
for suspicious individuals, and detained for
~ hours before he could be permitted to en-
ter the village.
The military had been ordered out and
were guarding all the roads in anticipation
Of an attack, by whom or from what quarter
Is not stated. The night, however, was pass
ID undisturbed.
The only fact gathered is that very. large
Ere had been burning at distance of some
four miles from Charlestown, the exact loca-
htv of which was not known.
There are any amount of ramors at1oat,and
s considerably amount of nervous excitement
manifested by the citizens.
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SECOND DISPATCH. |
Military for CharIestOwn.

RICHMOND, Nov. l8.-Six companies of
military are under arms here, ready to start
Tor Charlestown at amoment's warning,
should their services be required.
WASHINGTON, Nov lS.-Eighty-seven in
.sntry and rifenen left Alexandria by the
sarly train this morning for Charlestewn, via
the Relay House.
Duffy's Artillery Company numbering tx
~ rnen,with four guns, went this morning by
special train over the Manassah Railroad,
via Shrewsbury, thence ito march eighteen
miles to Winchester.
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More about Harper's Ferry.

WASHINGTON, Nov. l8.-TWO thousand
eounds OF powder and large number of
Mimic balls were to-day ordered from Wash
ington for the Arsenal at Harper's Ferry.
A large number of citizens of Culpepper
county arrived here this afternoon as vol
onteers for Charlestown in case their services
we're needed. They will probably return
home tonight.
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New Y DIRK Markets.

NEW YeRK, November l8.--Flour--The
market is heavy. Sales OF $500 bbls.--
State $3.50; Ohio $5.35a5.50.
Wheat--Is heavy. Sales $500 bushels
white $50 cents; red, choice, 1888 cents.
ahsnged;-- white 100 cents.
Pork-The market is dull; sales OF Mess at
SIS and Prime $l0.59.
y Lard--The market is dull.
Whiskey-ls held at 27]9a2S ceEts.
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LAT EST N K WIS.

Latest News from the Supposed
Harper's Ferry Rescue.
The Alexandria Sentinel of Thursday eve
hing, issues the following despatch in an ex-
ira:
Startling Despatch.
SENTINEL OFFICE,
Thursday evening, Oct. II. pm.
After our paper of this evening was print
ad, q despatch was recei Ved by the Mayor
of our city, from Alfred Barbour, Esq, Su-
eerintendent at Harper's Ferry, saying that
he had been advised by Col. Davis, in COM
mand at Charlestown, that a force of ESQ
men, armed with Sharp's Rifles, had con-
venened at Berryville Ford, as is supposed,
for the rescue of the prisoners. The Alex-
andria Rifemen were urged to come on,
without delay.
Our Rfiemen Immediately assembled, and
arranged on the instant to go at three o.
clock in the morning.
By Berryvile Ford it is supposed that
Smokers Z. FRY, in Clarke county, Is meant.
Mayor Massey at once teiegraped the news
10 Gov, Wise. he informed him that the
RiHemen would go.
THIRD DEsPATeH.l .1...
HARpEa's FERRY, Nov. 18.-The messeng
sc sent to Charlestewn last night wasdetained
outside the town over two hours and halt,
t,y the Guard, before they would admit him.
He was also detained on his departure and
returned here at four o'clock.
FOURTH D1spAToH.l
The Harper's Ferry Excitement
Panic Among the People
wild Terror Prevailing-One
Thousand Troops Under Arms.
Etc.
aARpRa's FERRY, Nov. l8.-The excite
ment last night was caused by the burning
Of wheat stack about three miles from
Chsrlestown.
The military and populace were called to
arms, and the widest terror prevailed among
the people, under the supposition that Col
j. Lucien Davis had some information OF ap'
preaching danger.
This caused a panic among the people,
which extended to the Colonel, and mes
ssnger was sent by him to Harper's Ferry,
NTH despatch for the Governor, asking for
swo companies of cavalry.
LATER.
The fire has been ascertained to be the
work OF an incehdiary, but no person has
been found, on whom suspicion could rest.
There are now 1000 men under arms, and
40 visible enemies to encounter.
The troops from Alexandria arrived al
Char lestown this afternoon. The Artillery
company which goes by Winchester is ez-
pected tomorrow morning.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
uany have sent Col. Aug. P. Shut, with an
armed posse to protect the bridge at the Fer.
~, and guard the property of the Company
/ at that point.
Much dissatisfaction is expressed here at
/ the action of Col. Davis in telegraphing Tor
troops, instead of first sending posse to en-
aaire into the cause Of the fire.