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successful Trial TFiP OF the :. Anan1Ie,,
BALLOON.

Troy New York, Jnly 8 The balloon Atlantic.
from 81, Louis, iTaversei 1850 miles between forty
minutes after six, Friday afternoon, aRd twenty
minutes after two, Saturday afternoon.
Lsm6untaia, as soon as the balloon Is repaired.
makes another trip eastward from Chicago
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ror criminal Oonr1 ClrrlL.

We are authorisedo announce Or. H. NJ PATTERSON can,
ddate for Clark Of the Criminal Davidson county
the ensuing March election. IIaaye5-te.
We authorised TO JoHS SHANE, Esq,
dae for election to the Office Of Criminal Court CLERK
mex March election.
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ST. Louis, July 5.-Fhe river is stationary. The
Missouri is in fine boating order The Illinois is
getting quite low. The Upper Mississippi is re-
ced!ng.
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New YORK, July 5 1t is presumed that the
steamer Adelaide has arrived with later European
dates but The telegraph lines ia The British provinces
are closed for the night
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From Havana.

NEW YORK. July 5.--The steamer Quaker City,
with Havana dates of the 30th, has arrived
Sugars were advancing.
News unimpor.ant
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Suicide Of the British yIee-COnsaI.
Boston, July 5.-Mr. Hen9rthas, Acting British
Yice-Consul at Gloucester has committed suicide.
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Now York Marker.

New YORK, July Cotton quiet, but steady !;
sales to-day 500 tales. Flour firm; sales $500
bbls. Yellow and mixed corn SiaS6a. Mess pork
Is 75al5 90. Whisky &c Sugar Il ,clned C dur
ing the week. AIuscOvado 8 is5i. Coffee firm, but
quies
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sHooTIEG ARRAY yesterday Bread street was
enlivened by a shooting stfray between J. 3. RED
DICK and CHARLES CoNGEa growing out of some
difficulty the parties had at picnic the previous
day. Each fired once REODIcK's ball taking effect
in CoEeEE's left arm, an producing slight though
painful wound REDDICK. who is said to have fred
first, escaped unirjured. They were arrested and
will be tried this morning
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- no the PublEc.---From NOW

junes-am
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GREAT BARGAINS

We have large and beautiful variety goods are IN
aleabe. account Of being slightly damaged and
past style which will sch at COST to get rid of them
une 2lsiav FARRAR, DIsMUKEs 4 co.
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HOUSE, SI9K, AND ORNAMENTAL PALMER
Re0A3 STREET,
Sept 81 SO Il. Nashville, Tenn,
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The sharp-shOOter of the ROgersville, Tenn, Stale
Ssltiaa sends g MIME rifle ball into the ranks CT
ths0ppOsition, thus ''The agricultural implement,
Of which Col Netherland voted to deprive The poor
sn, are karro'rag the very souls Of his friends all
ear Ihs State.
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MORE 70 BE ADMIRED THAN TIE
ICKES dad Il M


Worn by Kings or EmpeFOFs
what! why N Beautiful Head OF HAIR
DECAUsE the ornament God HassT presided Tor IN
race. Reader, although the ross nay bloom
brightly 10 glowing cheek the eye be gpazkllng,
ss Be those q pearls the sead eref q is covering,
II sprnked with graz nature viii lose half her charms Pref
Woods Hair Restorative, ussd two three tnes week. Win
and permanently to ALL such Rad
the following and judge. The writer tie eslsbr1e Pianist,
1tdi6erg:
Dsar S-Permit express % gOu the obzstonsI an
uHder FOR the entire restoration Of @ to Its 0rsnsl Solog;
the time Of my arrival IN the Uni states rsDdS
becoming gray, bu tuPOn the application a your "aF Reor
As very Sonaerhl invention, qne sascasous IS ell q
agreeable ana dear sir, yours truly,
''Dryeh Ar Gvyiisdyet.'
Welsh Newspaper ofaes y Nassau g April Il, sSs
PHogo J. wooD; Dear Sil.soas month % .E ssss ss'
who coleudsd to Try her hr little thanking q n: tine
that wonderful effect Of turning All the hairs 70 sd.rx tro.n
above Restorative al II ISN'T q sgn
eanseh Of their hair. GaAR.Es SAsD ~
PRoF. o. J. WOOD: win eouade9es DO rsse@nsae zen
Hair Restorative as being ne uoli ensas - 49,
almost white gradually grown dark sd nov -
s N az o Sss rsssne q al dsadra ard IA
seg 50 common Pe ons who PI5s freely
Pnos EosAbout two ago ny hair ssuns:sa f.lllas
Cd aad enng gss sas "a. s SsS ~. 49, ~ ,s 49,
i've in JsasFy few la.tehs NJ asr nrgs
1t AZ m time Iully restored 10 its original o01rs
ki - aaparanos, and cfsfiIy Recommend ils = ALI
- . 49, III MAY Z, lss7. J.. ID. HOBS.
The RorsiiEe pat a N hotts o. szsss EiE l.rgs,
aiam snail the snail hos pai and retAils Zoe ona
-r rsr hae Heinu holds azt twenty per
h Proportion The a ret rs Two lOliEs PER botilss
large holds quart forty r sen more n ProPOrion, And
81 D. wo8D co Propretors, 3I7 Broadway, Mex FoFk n
ne great X Wire lisliaE Essshnsuj ana ~ ssAEEsi 81
/ &C. Louis, Mo-
And sofa b All good Druggists ard Fancy qOoas BsaIs
u0ygJ-d&WtFin
! TCRI TrEI :
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For Counfr Trustee.

Wenre suthori sed to Tos. t. SAUNDERS can
ddate for the Office Of Country Trustee for Davidson county,
he election to be held in March, lsGO. APPS
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TELEGRAPHIc Nsys:-Qur elegraphie dispatches
WILDE found fan and Interesting this morning.
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Deatil Of TIearn-Prof. wise.

New YORK July 5.-Pat. Hearn is dead. Pro
fessOr Wise proposes balloon trip across the At
lantic.
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Foreign Markets.

LvRPo0L, June 9 CoTroS-The sales for tie past three
DAYS have 900 ie including 1900 Tor speculation and
export. The closed qae and the Quotations barely
maintained Glare Sons cirealaS quotes mddlng
orleans at C.. mldng plands at G r., and prices de
Ginning.
atvces from Manchester are favorable.
RRrAnsrUFTsThe weather Is able i0T The crops ah ee
approaching The quotations for Breadstnns show an
advance the prizes Friday flour Is quoted a.
very lu aud Is freely offered ny holders 81 los Cda rs Cd per
central quiet for Trench lots there has ben
speculative dAmand At ed advance western Red : quoted AZ
8s9a l0i: White % ode Cd; Southern lis Corn gu
Mixed quoted 5Gs ID; Yellow Gs ldaG5 Odi White ss
Is sd.
PReVsIoSsThe market shOEs declining tendency Lard Is
Ie4yy offered decline. Beef Is heavy and quSaoI
nominal. Pork dnl prices easier bu quotations unchanga
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IEDIcrEp ron EsrBEzzIENEST- The following
tslegraPdic dispatch has bsep sent % the northern
papers:
MONTGOMERY, Ala july Live bills Of indcs-
pent have been found By the grand jury against
n Msroney, former express aseEt, for the embezzie
70 answer, and bis baii-bond vas forfeited.
We have received The Montgomery COaJsdsration
OF the Let and 81 but find no mention made eff he
matter neither issue.
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Declines THE HoYoR-IIou. Thomas 5. AsHE,
Of North Carolina formerly representative of the
old Wing party, and as such highly respected for
his course in Congress, at a recent convention in
Charlotte, N. c., was nominated as the Opposition
candidate for Congress from lthat district. Mr.. A
promptly and positively declines the nomination,
and says he is Wing, but he don't 60 into the new
organization
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@S=0-S aware there many Of lady readers who
complaining Of weakness and debility advice is to go
at and get of MuEASs CORDIAL AND
Blood PURIFIER IT delicious TOc, and just the thing
Strengthen and iH5gordts the whole organisation and PURIFY
the BLOOD. See advertisement in another column.
inlY l-d&R1m
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CINCINNATI MARKET.
OMM CIAL.

CIScINSATI, July Flour steady at 90A6 %
Corn tteady at so. Whisky % Proyisi0ns Quiet
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IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES
Enclose the money srras Ire ordered an
receipt Of which they VII b forwarded b. ars mail
The List Of Drawn nnmars AID Prizes VII sent % pu
ehassrs Immediately afieF the driving.
Purchasers viii please write heir signatures pain aad
give their Post Once, County and state
= All prizes q 900 Under lmmsIllisly a7ssr
The draEng-0tr prizes Il the usual tine forty dsys
Notice 20 CorfespOndemfs-Those Who prefer Goa
sen1ng nOney y mail, the ADAMS EMPRESS ON
PANY whereby money Tor Tickets 10 o. oars ead
upEaHts he sent at oETisk G ee1ss eil
town where have office he money order mus
BE- enclosed Ia J" G0reTnEslf Posi- Ocs Stamped EagsoYs,
OF the Express Company cannoi receive them.
All communications strictly confidential.
Orrs for Tskstso CeTtHcztsshy Nail Express, to Be d.
WOgD, EDDY & CO., Augusta, asorzis
or WOOD EDDK a CO., Atixnfa Gsorasa.
or WOOD, EDDY a co.. Wilmington. uula
u liss Of be numbers that drawn from the shss Wis
the Of the prize that eutt t. viii 81 pa
EEei after drawing, IN TIE following papersAulusa
Ca constitgtOnAst. Mobile RegisIs- Nashville Gazette New
York Weekly Day Book Richmond Dispatch, Panidns isal
Clarion and New York Herald, lalyi
StMALL FARM FOR SALE.--I oasr far ssls NJ
- farm miles from the city % Nashville iannsfatslT
the 0aliatn Turnpike, containing nfty-fOur Scre The
buildings comfortable and substantial and ali In xseert
repair One half Of the land is oFenbaaHee In timber and
we'll set in blue grass
Any Who desires comfortable home, on good PIKE ana
near the Louisville and Nashville Railroad
delightful neghboFhoo. convenient chrh sors.
TAIL within quarter o. me) viii fu god Opportunity
nation be obtained BY addressing undrrszno ro
Rev. Or. Stevenson, Msthodiss Publishing House.
& sATT STEFEN80N.
Juneil-EenVh Nsshyiiie. Teuneseas
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Daily Review OF the Markets, July

Daily Review OF the Markets, July ).
Nothing doing in Cotton and Tobacco.
BREADSrUFFS AND PR0NISIONS-Sers are paying 81
per for prime Wheat FOR immediate delivery, and an extra
article perhaps command higher figure We heard Of
the SALE to-day, Of small lot Of prime White Wheat at
$40. With he ezePoa - miiler hsar Of no buyers
in he market at present.
The receipts Bacon extremely sh with lnitei
demand We quote Shoulders at &c Hams 99t0e, a1i
Clear Sides o. wagons From store, packed, &c ad'
vance prices demanded Prime Lard is in request at
81 aIIi from WAGONS.
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Glhert's Fly Traps are sold by
SAM yANLEER & CO.,
juneS-em Market stree
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-Bank of West Tennessee, ut
SstG-kS1SS MEMPHIs.--he notes OF this Bank will be
redeemed Union Tennessee Nashville (dtW-
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA X. r.
e g 8 - g g
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

ON AND AFTER
SUNDAY, NEXT, July 3rd, 1859,
Passenger Trains will follows
- GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at i0l5 A. N. and P. d.
- Stevenson az $50 A. NJ. and $50 P NJ
Arrive at Chattanooga at 8 90 A. and S,00 ?. NJ.
GOING WEST.
Leave CLattanaoga at 2SOA NJ. and . 40 P. N.
Stevenson At $40 A. NJ. and $50 P.
Arrive al Nashville at 1850 j. NJ. and 30 P. NJ.
TDOrI Trains making close connections and West
Stevenson, with Memphis and Charleston aud other Rail-
roads 10 New Orleans and other Southern cities AZ Chaa
RSoga with the Georgia State Road and with other Roads
running through Oeersa, South Carolina Alabama,
W East tennessee and Georgia Railroad Chattanooga
Meeting link in the Virginia route, Lynchhurg Richmond
Baltimore, Phalepha Washington City, New other
Eastern cities
Through Tickets may be had at hour application to
Ticket Agent Office at Depot, the following pisces,
New York, via Easi Tennessee Ngnia
via. Charleston, Philadelphia, Baltimore Washington City,
Petersburg Richmond LynchhurE, Knoxville, Charleston
vEnnah, MaOen Augusta, Atlanta, Montgomery, Huntsville
era I'd Junction. Memphis New Orleans Virginia Springs Beer
5hebs Springs and MoMinnyille.
ldlyl-n Il. W. COLE, Superintendent
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WOULD respectfully Inform the cfzsHs q Ns.hEs
Surrounding eonnt, Ne Broadway, ~ pacs e
selEeL ~ NA4AaA4a
nAy2-fR
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WnorETIckETs 40; HALVES ss'QUAREEEs sax
Remember that every Prize in the above
scheme is drawn and payable In full visa
ont deduction.
CERTIFICATES or PACKAGES Willis sola a
he following rates, which Is the risk
CerttcSes0 o. Packages q 10 Whole Tickets. $50
80 naH a
. 10 Quarter a. 80
&c Eighrhs . 10
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may lo-.rlW9@ ropr'eers-
JOHN rzLLYrrr. WIZ a. s,srrs.
LELLYETT * SMITH.
g Commission Merchants 9
AND Wholesale DEALERS ~
LIQUORS, TOBAoCo, AND CIGARS,
nos 10 AND u ManKhT ST.. SOUTH OF srlrSd ST,
NASHVILLE. TENN.
PEACH AND APPLE BKANDTES
VETE would inform the City Trade that we have in store
w large 5t9ek Of Apple and Peach Brandy, fine
iaaees LELLYErr SMITH.
PURE BOURBON WHISTLES.
.KETE are in receipt Of 100 bhls pure bourbon Whis-
wv Ky, and will sell it to the trade very low 70 reduce
our stock Of that article LELLYETT SMITH.
THREE YEARS OLD WHISTLES.
AVE have in store bourbon and Rye whisky,
w bought by as as old Whisky two pure and very
( fine lunee6l LELLYETT& SMITH,
NEwsOM,S WHISKY.
10S BBLs. NeIssOm's Resi-. 1t has been stores
jaSssd LELLYETr & SMITH.
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
ETE have hand large stock Of sne Virginia Tobne-
W COS also Tennessee and Kentucky Tobacco, which
We are anxious to close out low general OF
lsasss LELLYErr SMITH.
FINE SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS.
TENHosE intending travel will find assortment o. the
u Best English Sole Leather Trunks: =
Super, Sole Leather yaIises, double Top
bhh Carpet, Leather and Enameled Sa;ehels
Al II College Street, prices
VERY CHEAP FOR CASH.
ALSO:
Iadies French Dress Trnnks- Iarya s;za q
junee5 JOHN RAMAGE.
WIN. N. DlsarKss, DSvrD ;. DlsnrKr 5n.sAnaAn.
FARRAR. DIsrrUKEs * CO.,
Formerly FARRAR Z D1suUKzs)
No. COLLEGE sTREET.
NASHVILLE,
4. h. RObertson's stand.
W. have associated ourselves ia the
BOOT AND SHOE BUSINESS,
and have bought out A. r. ROBERTSON.
Having united will conduct business
greatly enlasged scale.
We have splendid stock OF goods also receiving
beautiful lot Of Ladies' Misses Chens work. great
variety. We invite the Of
thepublc generally to call will sell Shoes
ipneai FARRAR DTsNITrKFs & co
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NASHVILLE AND SMITnLAND.
Edg efieid and Kentucky Railroad.

"a - sssss..ss Z. -
THERE ~ A REGULAR LINE or
5. MAIL COACH
Running from ;he Terminus Of tie Springfield,
Tcnnesses, via:
KTTSBURG, TRENTON, H0PI1INSyILLE, PRINCETON ard
EDDYVILLE, to sMITHLAND, Kentucky; here con
Meeting With the
Louisville, st. Louis and New Orleans
Packets
This line Of the best roads in the State, and is the
and route from Nashville to the Ohio
River, the trip being made in ns Hours less time mGR6 any
other Route. Thirty Miles OF being by EaiirOud-
Through Tickets from Nashville to Smithland be had Of
J. W. FERsUsoS Agent Commercial Hotel Nashville, the
Conductor the Train, for Ten Dollars
The Coaches this will leave Springfield Immediately
the arrival Of the Train from Nashville Monday Wstne
day and Friday until the Isl dag OF July, after which e y
VIII leave daily.
FOB BUNA VISTA SPRINGS.
Four Horse Coach will leave Springfield daily for RUSSELL
vile and Busna Vista Springs, Ky, Immediately the arrival
Of the Cars. 4 5. HOCKERSMtTH,
june2I-dimf Proprietor.
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Whole TieEsts $40 /: IInves s. QaaIisrs e 90
IN ORDERING TIcKEFs on cT9TTS1c.rrs

s7,sI4 Prizes Amounting 10 ssIs,Iso
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-17
4 Valuable James River Farm,
With 2J Negroes, Stock. CrODS, &C., for Sale

1 SHALL rtkspAy, the 22d day OF November, 1859,
Wv on the premises public auction, sell my FARM,
-A-tan,ng about 500 Acres In the county Of tempbl adj
Joining Judge Robertson, Mm Cough to NJ langhone and
others nb"u, four MILES from tyhehhu. rn.iat IN the
James River and kannw ha Canal and within few hundred
yards of the south Railroad Aboui half Of this
In original growth of good timber and attached In II rich
mud fertile ISLAND Of about 10 Acres This rn consider
cd Of the best farms upper Virginia The land now
well enclosed under felc-s In high state Of cultivation,
and has about 100 Aerps we'll In Orchard Grps Timothy,
Herds Grass and Clover and good Orchard upon IT, The I'M
proyemcn l'riek Dwelling House. With SIX stone
Kitchen, o,oecrs House, Negro Cabins Stables Corn
Houses Wheat Barns Tobacco Barns, with all other
ouloses Most oi the have been recently,
built.
Al the time, viii srll % IikE ELY NEGROES, (nost,
young) consisting " Men, Nomen Boys aud tls II Horses
aud Mules lanong them fine booded Mares with oal
b, Red E,c lokc of 10 Milcl Cows and Calves 10
head Of other tne 81 hea Of Hogs THE Cows Durham
aud Devon, and the Hogs Chester and Bcrkshrc Young
Devon Bull 800 i barrels oi Corn, with shucks To Mr.,
same, and straw 23hO bushels III Wheat, Wheat
pri Thrshng Machine. Wagons md Harness. Cart, aud
Plantation Tools.
nnh of the purchase money for tho land will he
"uirt in cash, negotiable satisfactorily, endorsed,
months, discount aed NE residue In equal instruments
ri and years. bonds with good personal security bearing
from ,te and title retained until purchase
pl The negroes and other property, over go viii he sold
credit II " months negotiable satisfactorily cnd"rs
ed Interest added
would prefer selling the Land Negroes Stock, Crops &r,
together. To Wishing 10 purchase IN iiRi way! bar
gain be had, and upon ime that reasonable
w"ulI ask.
Mr.. Willis ~ Mays will show the place any Wishing
:" set H.
Address me nj lynehburg, va,
s-J2gnoY EDWARD ID. CHRISTIAN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-17

DOMESTIC Every house should
nave az an inmate good-natnred. tidy. sensheo old
iady. This Important fixture sh aid always be, if
possible, grandmother, or MS next best. an aunt ;
yes 50 Indispensable to tn respecabih,y, comfort
aud convenience d well.reguia,cl h"uselall is
the old Lady. that il this system oi housekeeping
became general. IL will become quite natural to
find, under the head of wants" In newspapers
Inquiries for proper old laiics IT, supply the lack
o dear nd folks gone % the lelier home. Indeed
oil ladies', discovering themsclye. in demand
'ut kecpin pres rsatiin much longer, nor BE-
gin To make winding-shcets aud grave-cnps full
ten years before the great reaper came 10 gather
in the shocks of corn fully ripe. Old ladies' are
needed. Providence designed such 10 fill large
space in the domestic ci .cc--a ca,s remarkable
as living MT for themselves but fer oler.-the
most beautiful specimens Of dsinterescd love this
side of heaven
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-17

rnEArsE-FAiR WEEK GALA.-The indefalga-
.,,secs of our theatre, Messrs. kunkel & Co.,
Nv awake 10 their own interests, as well as hav-
within them strong desire tn contribute to the
of our citizens, will open tonight
J n their old iavorites. Mrs. |. u. Phillips aud
t.r Edwin Adams. assisted hy splendid comla-
in Bulwer's beautiful Drama, 1.-The Lady o:
lyon." Mis-. Phillips has acquired the retuta-
N of being ono of the very best PAULiSEs Oh
he American stage, and Mr.. Adams is particu
riy happy in his rendition of the part Of CLAUDE
ElflyrTr In addition to Messrs Wilkes, Phil
s, johnson, and other favorites. the lesses have
gagel the services Of various artistes of the fir
utility, who have never, as yet, had the homer I'll
pcariug on uur boards. Those lovers Of the 'e
innate drama, in our midst, who are SO quick to
receive merit in an actor, and to appreciate it nj
will, We are sure, not allow the new candidate,
the old lavorites to act to a heggarly array o
mrty benches. A variety vi sterling tragedies,
amas Comedies, etc. will be produced during
season.
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A Card. Removal.

MYTH view Of having larger house. and one in more
w central position, the undersigned will his stock Of
Hardware Cutlery, Guns. to the STORE HDt Sc No. l35
MAIN STREET, formerly knows AS lo"c,ys directly op
Is,c Farmers and Virginia Banks, which Is being
fitted up elegant expressly for the pnrlsc and
occupied the 1sih OF OCTOBER, S'9 Having made
IN
the Fall Trade hope To present such inducements ard trar
will command the attention AMI the public.
Those visiting and residing city CORDIALLY Invited To
examine sock in the of English Table and Pocket tut
rry, Guns Rifles aud Pistols House Goods Silv, and
Plated Waic LOCKS Vt every Kind Wood aud Willow Ware,
French Glass Oil Carpets. oil Shades Window Cornicc Hands
and Pins Carpenters and other Mechanics Tona BHin
Materials, Axles and Springs Carriage Cloths and accs Eel
Ices Hubs and Spokts, Leather Bands, Gum Betting and Pack
Calf skins anil other Leather Shoe Findings English liri-
de Bits, SrruIs and Filings Circular and other saws ans,
Warranted Files, Farming Utensils Ac, &c. Eesi, many de.
seripon Of articles generally bound in arM establish
mcnts. =. NJ. SIMPSON,
Successor SIMPSON ~ Bro,
oct l0dts lyHclburc, Va
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Cotton Markets.

MOBILE, Oct l5.--Salcs If Cotton for the wecs
$4,000 bales. Rccripts % 900. against $4,000 fcr
the same week Inst year, Receipts thus far ahead
of last year. 10000 bales Stock in port 81, 900
bales. Middling chosen at log.
New ORLEANS. Oct. l2.--Sales of the week "A,
00o bales. Receipts &c 900. against 40 900 last
year. Receipts ahead of Inst year $1,000. The
receipts at all the Southern ports ahead Of last
year, G3000 bales. Stock III port $4,000 bales.
Midlng log to 10Y.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-17
Markets.

New YORK. Oct. l5.--Flour S. to $40 South
ern unchanged; Corn buoyant; Sales of both ur-
important. Mess Pork Is to 1912 Prime 1000
20 l0G2. lard II to III. Whisky 29l.
BALTIMORE, Oct l5.--Flnur unchanged. Wheat
firm; White 20 to 40 Red 10 to 20; Corn
unchanged; White and yellow 81 to %. Provi-
sious steady. Whiskey firm at 20.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-17

RicnaoSD Oct l5.---ln the Convention reso-
luton 10 adjourn S'nc DE on the 2lst. was tabled.
\ large number oil Reports and Resolutions was
introduced, on which there was final action Of
Importance.
1t i, rumorcd that the House Of Bishops yester.
day refused to restore Bishop Onderdonk by vota
If Il to L; without discussion. Nothing positive
is known 10 the rub!i.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-17
BY Z. X. PHELPS, Auotioueer.
Tobacco Factory and Lot at Auot

1UDtCCO FuCIOfy una LOU Ut AuUCIOn.
A WILL be soid, sArranAy afternoon, the 18th nj
Ei O'Clock. THE FACTORY AND LOT, belonging tho
estate VI David Walker decd nj present occupied by Lewch
Moornan, Situated lat Street, ao ming he prolcrty Of A.
l,twch, Esq, fronting s2S fee LIST Street. running back
lss @ The building is well adap,d for shipping and the
Leaf business.
Hnh cash the balance at r. IL and ~ months
credit for approved negotiable note Interest added Posse sscn
given LIST o January is60 JOHN T. WAikER.
II. p,st OFT Il, Srrt