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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-25
,sENnIrO LAND FOR SALE.-I

az, HENRICO LAND FOX sALL.L:i oaet
III car sale one hundred acres Of land. 9tuated
- an tSa yark River Railroad. and adj the
Land OF Thomas j. Carter and others one, hat Of
~ s' ~ IL rcI and has on it a FRAMED DIV Eif-
y M aGiTSE with two rooms and passage; the
balance d Land is we'll set Z gns and oak ,sat
T. ~ a he purchased, ifimmediate application
he made 10 l.o. d. ~ = AZ =; n.iin ~ tIau
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IT, SUMMER ENHANCEMENT

EsSlss@s FOR STEAMERS
-sesa1EsatsaksS LEN cor e and CURTIS PECK.
The above Steamers having Just had thogoug h
overhauling, painting and reftting, will, on and
after L U ESDAI next 18th inst, run daily line,
tSundays excepted between Old Point, Ports-
mouth, Norfolk and this place.
The GLEN COVE. Captain z. 2; GIFroRp, will
leave the Wharf at Rockets, MONDAY, WE'D
NESDAY and FRIDAY merninss, at 5 o clock pre-
eisey. The GuRTIS PEGk,, Capt; PARRISH; will
leave every TUESDAY, Thu RShAI and SAT
URDAY MORNINGS at the same hour.
Returnirs, the Boats will leave Norfolk each 81
ternate days., Sunday excepted Ak the same hour
Is o'clock A VI touching at the res ular landings
on the river.
PASSAGE to Old Point. Portsmouth or Norfolk, So
Meals 50 cents each.
"a All Freirhts to be landed on the river, must
be paid for when sent down, and will not be re-
sponsile for it after it is landed on the wharf To
which il was directed. K. o. HAShINS.
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- THE ADAMS EMPRESS CONF

<E-2as. IttE ADAMS EAPREsS COM
a1&1ks PANY. l34 MAIN ST., hayny resumed
ess5Ssszss their STEAMSHIP EXPREss TO snd
from NORFOLK. PETERSBURG and RICH
MoND by Steamers JAMESTOWN and ROA-
ROKE. which leave NEW YORK every WE'D
NESDAY and SATURDAY: and thence by RAIL
ROAD to WELDON, WILMINGTON. LYNCH
BURG. SALEM. WYTHEVIi LIZ. and the prlnci-
pal places in VIRGINIA and NORTH CAROLINA,
are now prepared to forward, with great dispatch.
reduced rates, every kind of Hsrchandi Valu-
able Parcels, lewelry, &C. To tine above named ci-
ties. and all places on the seahoarG
panied by SPECIAL. MESSENGERS, who viii
give their personal attention 10 the careful handling
Of goods entrusted to the 4 DAMS EXPRESS CO. s
STEAMSHIP EXPRESS.
Shippers viii please take notice that packages TO
points in Virginia and North Carolina Will be sent
By Steamers, unless otherwise marked.
Freight received, on day OF sailIns, until elk,
p. NJ. j. L.. MCDONOCGH,
Agent of Adams Express Co.
SPECIAL OTICE.-Express packas es Tor Nor
folk, Petersburg, Richmond, and I'll places in Viz
Slnia and North Carolina, intended for Shipment by
Steamships ROANOKE and JAMESTOWN, viii
hereafter be received by the ADAMS EXPRESS
COMPANY, who are the authorized agents for Ex-
press privileges these ships.
Office OF the New York aud Virginia Steamship
Company. LUDLAM PLEASANTS, AK 'ts
THROUGH TARIFF or FREIGHT from
Ial,. a NJ a 80
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A. COYNER,s MITE AND BLACK

,f3a
l..I1 Place will be open for the reception of
visitors the first of June. It IS situated on the
line and IN full cis,o of the Virginia and IsnneS-
see Railroad, about q half mile from Bonsack's
Depot. Roanoke, virginia at which sad depot an
Omnibus will AWAY he fou nd waiting the ARRIVAL OF
the ears, TO convey visitors to the SPRINGS.
These White and Black Sulphur Waters have eff
fectcd numerous cures.
The WHITE SULPHUR-aggravated cases of
Dyspepsia, serious affections OF the Liver. Kidneys
and Bladder. General Debility, and especially dis
eases of the Nervous System, and those diseases
peculiar to Females.
The BLACK SULPHUR-all kinds of diseases of
the skin aggravated cases of letter and other erup
lions of the Skin.
The accommodations are equal to any to be found
in the mountains of Virginia, and the table and at
tendance of the most satisfactory character, tose-
Their with fine band of Music, and every other at
traction usually found at first class watering places
as te all of which we beg to refer TO the large
number of persons who have heretofore visited the
place. J. A. HEFELFlNGER,
my I7-dtlStA Proprietor.
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-sra%A UNION STEAMSHIP COMpA.
aNH4& Moor PHlLApELPHIA VIA SITY

FIR UNI0N STEAMSHIP COMPA.
aSNH3G NY-FOR PHILADELPHIA VIA SITY
- POINT. AND NoRFOLK,-SPRiNts
ARRANGEMENT.--stea CITY OF RICH
M0ND, Captain u, MITcHELL; Steamer Penn
sYLVANIA. Captain DAvID Teal; Steamer Vi r.
GINA. Captain ]. b. KELLEY.
One of these superior Steamers will leave Rich
mond. anti further notice, every MONDAY and
THURSDAY; touching City Point and Norfolk to
receive Freight and PASSENGERS. Returning leave
Philadelphia every WEDNESDAY and SATUR
DAY MORNING, at o clock.
These Steamers are now IN tine order, increased
accommodations for the comfort of passenger hav-
ing been added, as also nore room for freight, and
we hope, by regularity, dispatch and care in pro-
tecting goods committed to our charge, to receive
increase of patronage.
b. No transhipment by this line.
REDUCED.
Passage through TO New York and found. 5000
De- do. Philadelphia and found,
PASSAGE to City Point and Norfolk same as by the
river boats.
EA- Passengers by this line caE stop in philadel-
pha two or three days, and then proceed to New
York b. the same ticket.
II. f. FUTILE, Agent, Rockets.
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s,a FLUWE AND FRANC0NIA
VT YHOTEL COMPANY, WHITE NOUN

lI,I.A TAINS.
The management Of the 'FLUME' and 'PRO
FILE' Houses announce to tourists and the sum-
mer travel that they will be prepared for the recep
ton of guests on the 18th Of June. These Hotels
have recently been thoroughly renovated and newly
furnished are located in the midst of the most at
tractive scenery of tho mountains, hcins in the I'M
mediate vicinity of the "0IlD MAN OF THE
MOUNTAIN the Flume, Lakes. Cascades. &c.
Route from New York via Norwich and Worces-
ter Line. by the splendid steamers COMMON
WEALTH and CONNECTICUT,d daily at 5 o clock,
P NJ, from Pier Is N y. foot Of CORTLAND street,
at the landing of Southern Trains
For further information, see small bills of the
route, at the principal Hotels and pepots, or ad-
dress Il. s. MARTIN, Agent.
ie S-d2m New York
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LAND FOR SALE.

-. A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE n on
- THE NEW BRIDGE ROAR INV l,nS1, aC c1N E ).
- HALF NILES FROM RON II Fbch hNn foRTY
t taakfEsnI osr for sale dc FARM described ed
above, containing 40 ACRES wIsn,n iNa about s
tartx acres cleared and in good head te naance -
,oefaby wen SET j. pine and eak se w lpt three
inens consist OF framed DIV BELLY , IL ~ ay
esIlent water f the yard The location + heathy
and society very sood Any iu r. anni.inr to
e'"eo'''o W" RIO. b. LYME, Land AGENT,
Office in basement Metropolitan Hall.
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n,IIRoaD LANDS FOR SALE on

~ JnVli CREDIT, AND AT LOW RATE
.-skr OF fNTEREST.--The Hannibal and s.; Jo-
gonb Railroad Company having over GOO 0C0 &C RES
az LAMP, i,ing in the State of Missouri, which
was granted, by Act OF consress to aid IN the con-
a. ,harenf fer sale on the most liberal terms.
THE greater part of these Lands are within SIX,
and all within fifteen miles of the Railroad, which
- RON completed and open for use throughout It's
entire length 100 miles, and runs through coun-
try which is unsurpassed by any in the saubrity OF
It's climate. the fertility of its SOIL and the extent
of its mineral resources.
For further information, apply at the Land Otiice
of the Company, or address, by letter; r
JOSIAH HUNT.
Land Commissioner H. & st. 10. k. r.
HANNIBAL. Mo-. June l4th, 1859.
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)CLBLE REFINED STEAM CANDIES.
iaraas, lae,9ry is now complete, and BY Ear the
delpha which enables NE 10 otiar ~ The - III, haia
~, North Carolina and Tennessee, as also to
CITY MADE,
STEAM REFINED.
CRUSHED SUGAR
,v.vr.,.ea CANDY,
s99Fthern price for an article of like standard '
ohi ana examine IL, Mt nv factory No a Main
street. tjy D-3ml LOUIS j. BossIEUX..' ''
81 hBts. Pnre White Apple Brandy, full
wool ioF sale ~ JONES 4 co.
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- Observation-Disclosures

r r.
hsGaIa,kEStsSssE RAIAROAD.-On and after the 18th
~ III June, 1859, TWO DAILY PASSEN-
GERJTRAINS Will be upon this Road fol-
lows:
The MAIL TRAIN will leave Lynchburg at IL IS
p M.,and arrive atBrstol at 1880 A. NJ Returning,
leave Bristol at $50 A NJ. and arrive at Lynchburg
at 9.15 Z. NJ.
Lynchburg at IL p. NJ. and arrive at Bristol Mt II A.
rive at LyBehhurg az 30 A NJ.
Through tickets from Richmond to the following
named Springs. to be had at the Richmond and
Danville Railroad Ticket Office:
To Buchanan, via Buford's Depot ......... 81 IS
To Rockbridee Alum Springs, via Buford's
Depot. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. II 50
70 Old Sweet and Red Sweet, VIA BonSacks 10 80
TO 1reenbrler w hlte Sulphur. via Bonsack's II 20
To Old Sweet and Red Sweet. via Salem go. ii 80
To GreeHhrler White Sulphur, via Salem. -. II 30
To Roanoke Red iphur. via Salem. 65
To Old Sweet and Red Sweet, via Monbsone-
~ White Sulphur Springs. .............. 12 Is
10 Greenbrler " hIte Sulpur, VIA Montgome-
ry ". s. Springs. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Is Is
TO salt Sulphur Springs, VIA Montgomery W.
:. springs. IL Is
TO New River Springs, via Montgomery W.
To Red Sulphur Springs, via Dublin, New
To HIie9hany Springs platform, at Shaws- - :"
To Montgomery w. s. Springs platform, at
Il "
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TOHN n. GORDON Il SON,
HTH STREET, NEAR THE EXCHANGE HOTEL.
Offer for sale large and full assortment of IRON.
comprising Swede's, American Hammered, Peru
Hannlere En4li and En3lIsh Refined, En- hsh,
American, Russia and Imitation Russia SHEET
IRON. Hoops Band and Scroll Iron. Refined Plow
Iron and Plow Plates; Also, Tin plate Of various
sizes. for timers and manufacturers; Sheet and
Bolt COPPER, Sheet Zinc Spelter, and the Metals
usually sold IN this market, an It's
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.e.., FOR RENT have for rent 7 or6 ROOMS
fs::a situated on Governor, between Main ana
ELI Franklin streets. 1t good stand for board
ing house or a private family. Amply 10
NJ. g. p0NCET, opposite J. A. Belvins,
-ns,. l,nva
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pEALERIS
WOOD AND COAL,
North side Basin Bank between OH and ,a,h 81
RICHMOND Va. ia Is So sw sss''
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VIM. SATTLER * CO.,
w IMPORTERS AND pEALERsIN ,,r,,no1r
OILS, PAINTS. VARNISHES AND WINDoW
GLASS.
BRUsHEs..We received by the l.. late e steamer
superior quality, to which we call the attention OF
our Gus
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rs, FOR KENT.--Ffve rooms for rent over my
;; store, all nicely eapered aud painted. suiane
rooms. Apply 10 DAVID N. JONES. Agent.
IL 22-3ts No. 20 Main street.
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Baltimore Election.

BALTIMORE, Oct l2.-rhere was large vntc
pollcd to-day. IN many Of the wards. the windows
were blocked up by the rowdes against the nntu-
rallied voters. and it was even minated that yio-
lence would be resorted to t., keep the latter from
voting. The Police, with few exceptions. failed
to do their duty in carrying out the Mayors in
struc,ons. The Mayors Office was thrpnged by
delegations of the aeformers complaining Of the
incffccncy of the Police
LArEa..2 P. N-Affairs more quiet. Reform
ers doing we'll in some of the upper wards. No
serious disturbance, but nearly impossible for nat
uralized citizens to vote We advise our readers to
take this with many degrees Of allowance. The
story is very improbable, aud shall receive our
comments hereafter.--ED. NIRGiNIAN.
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a..,.,r,oS MEETING IN CaHPBItL.--A AZ meet
81 The Imposition party Of the county OF Camp
nj M, L.l Mt the Court iiouse Ut said county, on
no'' 1o,h day Of October. in pursuance OF NOTICE
tue ~ Early. ESQ, was elected President, and
1,.l n. Leftwioh. Secretary.
ahe object Of the meeting was br,shy ana point
oalv explained by John NJ seeed' ESQ., OIL Lynch
ouTs I'm NJ. spceJ, E. D. Christian, r. O. IL kean,
Johh ~ MI and John e. Murrell. Esq. RS
w. .,noioted a committee 10 draught Freani-
were "Ppsa.l.t;ons expressive of tho sense Of
DC .,;na who after retiring tor O short time, re-
.,sj The foll,wins which were unanimously
adopted: r.
whereas, It is proposed to hold convention OF
,ho onu,si,ion party Of Virginia. !" 'he sity OF
redmond. on the l4th oil pece"pe. ".A' h',u
"ne'0ae' san,,t;ons 10 the General Assembly "f
ra'e L.. h.en requested to send delegates to
inc ouu. and whereas we, portion OF the
INV nnrty of the county OF Campbell are
.li ;n, 70 eonf.f with our friends from all parts
rthe State as to the proper course TO be now Ia
ken hy the party, in view OF the Eresen! ana pro
NJ" 80 condition Of the political affairs OF the
l',ry and TO unite with them in such measures
V'' ,aay he deemed necessary to protect the Cni"n
~ ,ha States. and place the management OF the
. :" Government in tho hands of those who
'',i administer it successfully and faithfully
pa.olyed. l,t. That the Chairman appoint fifty
delerates to represent the county of Campbell in
.aid Convention ..,
Resolved, %, That we deem it premature toad
,orate our preference for the persons to be nomin
cad Car the Office of President and Vice President
f,he limited States, and that the delegates from
his county be, and they ae. hereby instructed to
nnose amy effort, should one be made in the CON
,epp,;on to express such preference in the naTe of
VIRGINIA. believing rs we do. that such expression
would be uuwise and impolitc, and not required
Nv the will of the people or the interests of the
Resolved, Sd, That the proceedings I've publish
ed in tho Lynchburg Virginian and Richmond
Wing
Resolved That any member of the Opposition
! ,,.r,v that may he in Richmond on the l4th of
necamLer. be authorized to act with the delega-
ton from this county.
4 On motion the President and Secretary were
i added to the delegation.
NAMES OF DELEGATES
John NJ Speed, r Davis. NJ Langhorne Sr.,
VIM Branch, Christian. james Saunders, Pc
le, Seabury, + b d. ane, G W Button, W NJ Sem
,le. J VI Gibbs, J B Tiden, DR.. Payne j 1
smith, q d. Davis, Jas Williams. VIM. VIII
hanson, G Clark, s McCorkle DIR. Ward, Il
II Lennon, Peter Hunter, j CMurrell, John u
Alexander Dr. A J Clurk Littlebury Moon, W
0C Clark, Capt. II Galway. I Betterron. VIM
B Rector, j Landrum. X G IL Kean, NJ pun
nington. } Q l. Gosgin, II Sweeney. Dab
new. P NJ Payne. A PAYNE, DR.. II Perrow. l.
poindcxter, DIR. Saith. Page, b Tweedy.
j pannel Wm l. perrow. G Norman.
ABNER EARLY, President
j. lEYrwicm, Secretary
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A Card.-RemOval.

WITH view OF having 4grgE house and one VI NOR,
w central postioa Viii REMOVE his stock of
llaravar GALLERY, Guns, % The STORE lI0I 81 No l33
MAIN STREET formerly knows as 1aaceyS, directly OPP
,c the Farmers and Virginia hanks, which is now being
h,d up an elegant manner, expressly for the pnrse anal
viii b. occupied the 18th OF OTs,BEE lSa Having made
large additions my If the last month"; for
The Fail Trade hope present such inducements and atrac
lions will command the attention and custom OF the pubic
Those visiting residing the city cordially invited 10
my stock in the m English Table aud Pock" Gut
er Guns Rifles and Pistols. housekeeping Goods SHY er and
Plated Ware Locks of every kind Wood and Willow Ware.
French Glass Oil Carpets Oil shades Window Corncc, Bands
aud Pins Ca4nters and other Mechanics Tools. Building
Materials Axes and Springs Carriage Cloths and Iaces Eel
ICES ut% and spokes Leather Bands Gum Betting and Pack
Calf skins and other Leather Shoe Findings English En-
lie B Slrups and Fittings and other Saws Chains.
Warranted Files Farming Utensils &e &c Beside man, de-
fon Of articles not generally found In tardware establish
=. NJ. SlMPSbN.
Successor IN Simpson & Bro,
oct l6,dn Iynciburg, Va.
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RICHMOND. Oct. IA hrgs number Of resor-
u"ns and amendments TO tae constitution were
tan of the asy was ssens IN s,..pssinr ,se nrn-
posed a'nendmsat 10 Article Sixth. u allow the
General Consentim n, establish . Court 10 Ap-
eals f,r tho revision Of dees IN the D.ueescn
Courts IN the trial Of presbytersaaa dcseous. No
action
The ronsecration Of Bi,hops will take place to-
morrow in three dtfersnt churches. An arrange
ment propssing ~ perform the cercm"aies in tho
Capitol square gave rise " On exeiting debate in
the House of Depnties.
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Revolution in Carthagenia.

New YORK. Oct. l2'-The revolution in Cartha.
genia il successful. Bolivar is in state of siege
Santa Anna is still unsuhdued
COSTA RIGA.
Edward +. Conway, an American. has been
sentenced in this State. to four wears imp,ison-
ment for killing German.
Peru is still preparing her expedition against
Ecuador
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Rorf]ar Dlf1io1rltipS

NEW ORLEANS. Oct. l2.--Mr. kinly, an editor
from Brownsville is here and says TINT the Next
can hanhitti near Brownsville ON the Sth nulr
lcrcd about 400 and wis increasing. Their uh-
jcct is general plumber, and fears were entertain
ed that they would burn Brownsville. Families
were fleeing.
The Austin Gazette says Cnmpeachy will attack
Texas this winter.
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FREIGHT TRADE.--There were received Mt the
D.pot IF the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad. on
Yesterday, l6 loaded cars col.%stng If the follow
ing: Wheat. 2.l72 bushels; Flour, 10 barrels :;
Stock, Ii 900 pounds; Miscellaneous, $4,000 lbs;
Tier" were Il loaded cars sent west the same
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Ohio Election.

CLEvEiASD Oct. l.. - Incomplete rcturrs from
thirty counties give II Republican gain of 5000
over the vote of 1877, and indicates Republican
majority in both branches of the Legislature, thus
sccurin. the election of Republican Seuatr t.
succeed Pugh. Democrat.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

The funeral sermon of JAMES, infant son of
James A. and NJ. C. Stislcr. will take place ut 9
clock this Thursday morning, at their resi-
dence On Srd Street The friends of the family
are respectfully invited to attend.
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DETERMINED TO EXCEL.
T. \ l., = 90.

FbN HE TRADE
4 We offer extra n,ucemcut
To examine stock Of
READY MADE CLOTHING
The styles and Workmanship equal that H. L. order
h, The hcS, TNilors in the country,
procure all
The and fashionable
Fabrics sold lay our first class
Cloth Houses, and
ll,hc diem manufactured
Into Garments
To suit the season.
From the continuing "i from our fash
otalr
81 whict cniir,l, ncwD suited Il" tho times:
ls OVER to,1sfhr Diplomatic, graceful rich aud
Portable Garment the Pactni The sunu the sack the Rag
Ian AMI the ,iiontrrry
vi BrsiSn tIfs.Nanuacta AIRED in sylr aud
ever, Kind "i goods. ranging IN rrlrUs from 4 To 2in
al. bHtss fHo,k tuATS ci aud trimmed In the best
possible and warranted Ia entire satisfaction
ih. Sl.,iE BHf tnu black tassim,r Pants,
from Ia f4. Fame. tassncre Pants la fl Cashmere
Nests from 10 10 fi
Fancy Plush Velvet Yeats of The material llain
and Fancy SILK Vests Pain and Funcy Nesis enrc
y
9Th. Ira, uing shirts of Conn Linen, Nchsnnd Cashmere
also Fame, Muslin shirts of French something
rrnib h,aniinl
1t. Railroad Rugs, Sporting ankct-. Night toularer.
lurd Blankets, lay stat. and mlrr, ehnwl from Ia f"
Sil. ~oars al Mrino Cashmere, S,k AID iUsl traNas
Slk Moroted and Leather.
9TH. E,rr, HHgnnhlc Kind OF Gcucmeu's lndcr Near,
Sucks, oars and t article To he found class 10Th
ing li,'u-c. GLASS EAlNE,
sept S'4dts i3p Nam street, Anclhurg, Va.
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c,ry AND STATE AFFAIRS.

- ApvKRr,sIxo MrpIUn.-wiilbe publishe /
u 100 T;roiaiaa JOB Ogee. early in Nezsmfer. a
al 'n me-. calendar for tie year 1860 The work
e ,n .oo,ain. In addition. mach useful and enter
matter. and several Thousand csI,ss ar
.a'I, nablshed for gratuitous eircalst'on, Wi
- v yaluable medium of advertising. Al peFssns
he TO avail themselves Of the opnorean'ty OF
oIye,,isinc their business. will please leave their
" 'a,,s. at the coanter If the Rtrsinan emre'
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The Ounkar C,itu

NV York. Oct. l2-No tidingS from this stem.
mer. The steamer Potomac from, Baltimore saw
Yesterday all the way from Townsend Inlet to
Great Egg harbor, large quantities of wrecked
matter, apparently belonging to II steamer all
painted white.
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PENNSYLVANIA Elections.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l2.-From all Parts Of the
State Indications ARE that the State Senate will
n'ain three Opposition majority. The House
will probably stand 81 Opposition; A. Democrats.
Last year the House stood O. Opposition, and 80
Democrats.
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Steamer Exnanfad

New YORK, Oct. l2.-rhe Nrih Star. from As
pinwal, California, is expected and it i. antcipa-
ted that sue will have hall u million of specie.
Gen. Scott arrived ut Panama on the 4th inst
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ofFtcE SorruS inE RAlrFosp Co.,,
Angl-i I'm. ~.
NEW GOODS.

4 WOtp most respectfully announce o. my friends HIi to
those trading yurhburg. th4, prepared 20 scli
them GOODS reasonable terms they hnd ia the
market Dumc'ic- and selected with great
care also hand arg, n uf RAuktis Hats, Shoes
Boots good stock of Groceries, Nlr nm determined
Ia for short time prompt
Please give IN a call al 30 Bridge street.
S-dts AIEN, kINNIER.
A,CoOI BOOKSlicccvcd this das, another largo supply
s,lIol all kinds. Liberal discount allow ed 10
teachers. PAYNE N BLhtkFnRD,
s1i lidts 81 Main Street
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LATEST hEHs M TELEGRAPH.
Episcopal General Convention

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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-13
Fire ut New Orleans.
Markets.

NEw OgLrANs. Oct. II A large fire is raya ,ns
Leyee Street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-13
Fall Stock & q. !. q { Hardware.

WE arc In receipt Of our IAN stack Of HARDWARE
w which hspa ord uaatosnsrfsh nnd varied and
cheap usual and 70 which invite their attention.
sept 30-d,s COLHOCNs WILLS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-13
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LYSclBrRG AGRICULTURAL IL MECHANICAL FAIR,
oct. :, lS;g
SUFFICIENT POLICE FORCE will be provided to pro-
~ kcrpn order ait articles brought the Fair
Grounds exhibition. II is hopei, lerturc, that de-
String exbt Will be- prev enied. from the fear ri the articles
being injured This notice is given in consequence IF com
plants of dcprclaiions last which, il Is hoped, will
be prevented by the due attention Of all The Officers Of the So
eiy approaching Fair. the 18th inst 1t is dc
a that thing intended be offered for exhibition should
be brought registered before Monday, the 18th,
by 10 o o'clock the morning Of the 18th inst
THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
A. McDoNALp Secretary. e-dw
Mrs. ALIENS Zylobalsam, for hair dressing Mrs Carl
vi ner Basau of liverwori, McAstcrs An Healing ONT
cn, Pa Iucbc Ink, and Railways Ready Relief just
f., hand and for sale by j. ii. THOMPSON
oct -its Druggist.