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The East reun.ssee Railroad,

We published paragraph day or two since
with regard to the East Tennessee and Virginia
Railroad, stating that 1t will be completed to Union
by the end Of the year, and 10 Jonesborough by
early Spring. This is interesting news to our ci'i
zeas. The completion OF this road puts this city
in railroad communication with the Southwest, by
a system of roads extending over vast area of
country. AS soon as it is accomplished, revolu.
ton in trade must be wrought, and our merchants
and manufacturers should look to it, that they
neglect not the opportunity OF extending their
trade and business relations Our manufacturers
especially have the advantage in the freight and
dangers and damage from transportation from
Northern ports to this city. and ought to profit by
it. We hope to see very considerable impulse
given to the prosperity Of this city from this
tended communication with the Southwest.
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
ARRIVAL OF THE GEORGE LAW.

NEW YeRk, Nov. 13-Thesteaner George Law
has arrived here from AspnwalI, on the Sd inst -
She brings dates from San Francisco to the Goth
ult. and upwards of 81, 100000 in treasure.
She connected with tbs steamer Golden Age,
which brought down nearly 81 0OO,oO0.
The news from California is mesgre.
The San Fraucisco market during the week
previous to the Goth, was excessively dull with
prices merely nominal
The Democratic primary election in San Fran
cisco. resulted in favor of the Broderick faction.
The Republicans had Withdrawn their county
ticket and adopted the people nominees.
A collision had occurred in Clinton Valley, Men.
docine county, between the whites and party OF
Indian cattle stealers in which fifty of the latter
were killed.
Advices from Southern California state that Elk.
Governor Gandara had attempted to revolutionize
Sonora, but been baffled, and fad.
The U. s sleop of war, st Aary's, was off As
pinwan The crews and officers were well.
new GRENADA.
Diplomatic relations between England and New
Grenada bad been suspended in consequence OF
the latter Government having refused to pay the
McIntosh claim.
The British West India feet had been ordered
to enforce that claim.
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CORREsr ONDENCE OF tn DIST 7 c H
NORFOLK, Nov 10, 1856 .
The streets this morning are thronged with the
Virginia and North Carolina visitors to the Fair
aud remind one very mucn OF hicnnond during
the progress of the great State Exhibition. The
ho,aIa are crowded and those of Portsmouth are
pretty we'll filled with those who we cannot &C
rommodate Those who chance 10 be left on this
side of the water by the ferry boat at night with.
out having secured p" local habitation," find Jor
dan a hard road to travel
The Seaboard Fair has proved a perfect sue
cess and the exhibition will be entered iu 10
with a better spirit than promoted the movements
of this one The grounds are handsomely laid
off and the buildings for the accommodation OF
exhibitors are neat and well designed short
wslk out Church street and onward brings you
to them, and to those mysterious l2s cent side
shows which accompany agricultural exhibitions
as certainly rs ply sicians do epidemics.
This afternoon the trial of horses came off and
that great Eastern Shore Walker Bowser attract
ed much attention. He will very likely be the
"star" among the horse performers.
To morrow is the grand day, not 80 much for the
fair ITSELF but from the outside pressure which will
be brought to its assistance. / hear the whole
battalion of this city and Portsmouth, comprising
six large and well drilled companies, will parade
to the ground In company with the Albemarle
Cadets, making as pretty military show as can be
gotten up anywhere and completely demolishiDg
the parade of the regiment of Big Richmond"
during the State Fair.
There are lots of pickpockets on hand at pre-
sent, and considering the fact that there are at
least 600 persons here to operate on, it may be
supposed that they will reap rich harvest
BY the bye at the theatre to might've have Miss
Avonia Jones, and her mother, Mrs. MeRda
Jones-the latter playing Claude Melnotte to her
daughters Pauline. Mrs. Jones is well known in
your city, where first saw her several years ago.
Time has not changed her much, and she is the
same handsome, talented woman that she was in
days gone by. Yours, PACA.
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Fremont.

The larger number Of the Black Republican
papers at the North are following the lead of
Bennett, Of the Herald, and proclaim Fremont the
candidate of the party in 1860 Bennett continues
his assault upon the prominent men who are sup.
posed to be in the Seward interest He pronounces
Thurlow Weed, Z. D. Morgan, Truman Smith
and others, old fogies and fossils. He describes
conference recently held at the house Of Moses
H Grinnell, by these and forty old fogies, to
lay plans for future operations Greedy was pre-
sent. Bennett seems to be dispIsased at this, and
thus sarcastically aludss to his brother crusader
in the black war: There were q great many
others, and also Philosopher Greedy who looked
like a chicken with his head cut off and his tail
feathers extended after the fashion Of a spread
eagle" This is graphic description Of the phi-
losopher; but what W i'll he think of i'll Bennett
says these fossils cannot be relied On the next
campaign.
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The Greatest Beet.

Our friend of zthe Charlottesville Jeffersoniau
has recently received as present two very large
Beets, and like generous aud unselflsh man, a.
he is he divides with the Dispatch upon that libe
raj principle that gives to your friond the bigges,
share. SO the Dispatch gets the largest Beet,
which, without the top weighs eighteen pounds -
The large turnips of Hanover have retired from
our window, and this immense vegetable from the
red lands of old Albemarls takes their place
The admirers Of vegetables, who desire to see a
great Beet with healthy outside and sound
heart, may be gratified by calling 1t was raised
bp Mr.. Jeremiah Wayland, near Greenwood De
not Albemarle
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LIE INSURANCE On WHITE FEH-
IL SONS AND SLAVES
American Life Insurance and Trust COMFY
Charter Perpetual Granted ISoV,
CAPITAL AND ASSETS, $l,2S3, 6o4'IO!

Principal office in Compsny's Buildings .. e. cor
ner Of Walnut and 4 h sts, Philadelphia . ~
Office in Richmond Pearl street, opposite Jno' N.
Gordon's, next to r. D. Eacho's
Offers usual the gre test edvsntages to the poohc
in regard 70 LIFE INSURANCE ca
WHITE PERSONS and SLAVES.
White persons insured at mutual Istes, upon term
a. favorable IS those of any office IN ths ohiteu
Statea aud at joint stock RATES,
the Mutual
,y- Losses literally adjusted Losses PAID IN hlch'
mond since Sept, 1851, w ooo.
Ip DOES NOT COST MUCH!
EXAMPLE AT 80 years of age, for instances the pre-
MUM on 5 1000 will bel year Sli.ou; tor Seai
vided into quarterly or haf-yeaTly payments.
Any amount taken from $500 30 $1,000: "Mte
nelsons insured between the ages of and 81 years
AN ADVANTAGE SELDOM EQuALLED
This Comoany will issue Policies upon Lives OIL
White Persons between the sges OF ~ ana oo YER
The fuE amount If insurance payabe to the p0r'ie'
Themselves attaining the age Of strty years. or 20
their families heirs, in case Of dedth
INSURE YOUR SLAVES!
Thousands of dollars saved yearly to slave own.
ers, by Life Insurance This renders them permanent
proDerty, equal to real estate! -,
Insurance on slaves for one or five years-the 1nsu
rer ha ,ng tbs privilege o. dscennuing the policy al
the end of any year, the Company obligatlns them.
selves continue the insurance to the ful terra OF
years if desired by the insurer
EXAMPLE, OF SLAVE PREMIUMS.
At q wears Of ase-l year yl.S7 on each $lo0 In.
sured; S wears T. "A on each 800 At rs years-Sl47
i wear; years Sl9s each 600. At 80 years
s ISL at 5 years 81 SO on every Si00
C. r BRICKEN, NJ D.,
General Agent md Medical Examiner
Office on Pear street, opposite Jnc N Go.don's
next to Ed. Ea;hc's
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isii.sr.. DAILY DsPA In.
Friaay alTssips, Neyem . II l-- rsSs'

.~~--.--.e-.~- S...~s,ta improvements.
.. -, terribie campaign-serfi''e
.-.,..., ,.sues raised by the MOI '...
~ ..,,x-terrible for the dangers W" :.
-. :. .s...,.ned the peace and permsu.s
~ I--s.n ~ independent Ststes-in on, " ~
". denlsred the imperfect csndi'ion "a ~
., bereavement system In VHs'"'~'
-.r rerarded the chief lines that nave -
$1,000 for the purpose Of connecting our 80.
pa ,,,,a az tho west and our tldswa'er w"
On. sre., rivers of the West ~ AMONG ~.
,,ov,arf.l links TO bind this Union tose. m.
s.,.v in their progress 10 indeed dep'oi~pe
-, ,rsrerce thew are destined to eAe'' io' 'N'
.-.,..n.n. Of the wealth and poiitcai power VI
,-,.u;,,. .bou,d have Induced our people 10 ee''
-. IN .,s,- anercies aud all their means upon
them and should have prevented the ENTERTAIN
80, aud sunport of new and conflicting PROPOSE
.;on. NATL they were completed. Inis was
,,o.ir. .,ronr enough TO have aroused and stimu-
,.,sa n people to their greatest efforts; ons the
,no,;re rises ia dignity and increases in power
when we contemplate the supersdded blessing OF
the eeec. the great lines, so long delayed would
have in strengthening the Union by establishing
commercial aud social ties between Virginia, the
leading Southern State and the West and North
west. that would powerfully counterfeit the SIC
tional agitatons of Northern fanatics
These considerations are entertained by very
many of the prominent men of Virginia, ana we
trust the day is not remote when they viii become
a part of the political faith of the people Oh VIZ
ginis-a part of the general conviction ana 'ne
general hope-the faith and hope that through the
completion of the great works SO long prolec'eo
the State of Virginia is to assume the place among
commercial States which she has poiitieahy so
long held in the Union. and the Union i'seH Is 10
be strengthened by increasing aud Frightening
those ties of commercial intercourse, mutual re-
spect, ami,y and confidence between the people OF
the States, which, after all, constitute the founda'
ton of the Union and can alone preserve it from
ruiu
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MARINE Nswe.
ETRE AND MARINE INSURANCE

s9TRE AND MARINE NSUKAN g H.
THE GREAT WESTERN FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY l
Charter PerpetuaI..C Capital s30O,0OO!
Principal Office No 1o7 Walnut street. Phiiade phia
Hon C. C. LATHRoP, President
THos. K LIMERICK, sec'y.
Office in Richm ond. Pearl street. Opposite ).
Gcrdon's next to T.. D. Eecho's
>Firs Insurance rerpstual or limited made in town
or countru on every description of property.
Inland Insurance on Goods by canals and land car
riaee, TO all parts of the Union
MJ,;n, Insurance on Vessels Cargo and Freight.
c. r. BRICKES, Agent.
Richmond, Va.
.sns;vneTs Of goods and all having insurance to
make ia called to the above Company.
no LII
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Ey~ DRiSCOLL5 BALM OF THOUSAND
FLOWERS, IS cents per bottle only. The most
agreeable Dertrifce and Cosmatc that ever the art
of applied chemistry has produced, cleansing the
teeth healing the gums and impartng fragrance and
sweetness otherwise offensive breath, which 100
frequently exists without the pergon's knswledge-
for sale in Richmond by e. DUQUESNE, No. W.
Main street, and by DruRgistg gensralY
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rus WEEKLY DrspArcH.-The Weekly DIS.
match. issued today. contains large quantity Of
interesting matter. including election retusns, -
v.ral interesting literary articles and the current
news Of the week. Copies may be At the counter
ra.dv for mailing. Price three cents.
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AASkseivisG-Th Mayor Of Alexandria,
Virginia In compliance with resolution 81 ~.
opy Council has issued his proclam.,ion 60
.p.f' 'he 2'sh inst, as day Of thaukssv,nu -
psse' ana requesting the eitixens "a c,o.s q,
p,ces 81 business on that occasion. Thu 49,.
day. sAA'eo me san :
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Ey HORSES OF GENERAL UTILITY, Class 3D.
In this department for the best entire Col. foaed
since lat January, 1853 ;the premium of ten dollars
was awarded to w. J. Carpenter, Esq.
Quick DyGught Horses, Class Sd-For the best en-.
tire Colt foal.d since LIST January, 1885, the premium
of ten collars also awarded to w. j Carpenter
Esq. CHI WILLIAMS, Secretary
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Va METHODIST CONFERENCE.-THE the Metho.
dst Conference at Lynehburg, Wednesday, resolu
tions were adopted favorns an increased effor,
for the diffusion Of scriptual knowledge among
slaves by oral instructions. Smithfsld, Va, the
first Thursday in November, 1857, was selected
for holding the next conference.
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LIpkRAL-A collection was taken up At tho
Methods. Protestant Church, Lynchburg, Va,
Monday night, for the purposes Of the Minis
ter's Aid Society, and q, 700 obtained.
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oALh OF THE NATURAL BKIDGE.-Ths Lexinr
.ou oa.stte states that the Natural Bridge proper
~ ~ n'choridse county, Va, including the hotel
.aa aoo acres Of land around 1t, has been .old 70
Mr.. Sheffield for $4,000 '1 ~
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LAND sALEs.-The Fancy Hill farm in Rock.
bridge county, Va, has been sold by Robert Moor.
man, to john G. Hamilton. for $4,000 Richard
1. Wright has sold his farm of 300 acres, in the
same county, for $500
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VIRGINIA.
RECAPITULATION.
1856.
r. gS4 5O.72I

The above includes returns from all but eoun.
ties in the State. The Democratic majority, so
far is 1928, and the gain 1862. The American
loss ia IS SS8.
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Return of m Exploring Expedition Smnl
Pex Among the Indians.

ST LOUIS Nov. l3 The steam er Goddess
rived to day from the Upper Missouri. Among her
passengers were Lieut.. Warren and party, re
turned from exploring the head waters of the
Missouri and Y elbow Stone rivers. They report
the small pox to be raging among the Indians in
hat
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A FAT FEE.-In the case of Merck VS. Sunder.
land, recently decided by the Supreme Court Of
California, in favor Of the plaintiffs involving the
title to onethird of the city Of Sacramento valued
at So, COG 600, Joseph G. Baldwin, EsQ author O.
Flush Times in Alabama got contingent fee OF
upwards Of one hundred thousand dollars
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From Kansas-Gen. Whis1eld's Seat to be
Contested.

ST LOUIS, Nov. IS -Adviees arc received from
Lawrence, Kansas to the 9Th inst.
Fifteen State prisoners, under trial for murder
had been acquitted but INN edistely arrested or
the charge of robbius the post Office
The Free State men intend taking measures to
contest the seat of Gen Whitfield in Congress,
the ground OF the legality Of his election.
large quantity Of clothing had arrived at Law
renee, and was being distributed among the des-
%if,,fn
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THE MAILS from points North Of Baltimore
failed to reach this city yesterday afternoon, being
the third time this week that similar accident
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DWELLING BuRNT.-The dwelling OF Rev. Mr.
Barr. at Abingdon, Virginia was destroyed oy nrs
with It's contents, Tuesday night
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TEI.E CRATIC Nhwe.
REPORTED FOR THE DIS Pate h
THRRE DAYS LATER FROM kUhUrh
ARRIVAL OF The EUROPA.

Nrw YORK, Nov. - The steamer Europa.
with dates from Liverpool to the LIST inst has ar.
rived.
ENGLAND.
The Liverpool American Chamber Of Commerce
publishes An address complaining Of the false pack
Ing Of cotton.
The position Of the Bank Of France 10 better
Numerous arrests are being made of disseminated
workmen in Paris.
THE OPEN QUESTIONS OF EUROPE.
It Ia now stated that IS . compromise, Russia
offers to refer the questions of the Isle OF Serpents
aud the town of Bolgrad to Constantinople for set
Element
News from Bombay to October Sd, says the Eng.
lish expedition against Persia was still in prepare
tion but had not sailed. This expedition Is TO get
satisfaction from Persia for her occupation OF
Herat.
The Neapoli.an question remains precisely
where it did. the only additional incident being
that the government of Naples has addressed a
circular moderate in its tone, to its diplomatic
agents, and the King has sent Monsieur AgiVat, a
Freedman In his confidence, to Paris on secret
mission.
A dispatch states that to the French request to
evacuate the Danubian Principalities Austria bad
returned lat refusal. This matter of the Prin-
cpalities has prominence over otner toptcs ne
French Government journals assert dehnihveiy
and explicitly that the Porte 10 due form, mas de-
tiles and the British the Black Sea; but they, by
| . secret mutual understanding, refuse to teave -
The English journals under the immediate iuspi'
ration of their Government doing this and assert
on the contrary that no such demand has been
made by the Porte.
The papers generally in England. France ano
Germany, speak in undisguised terms OF the com
pletion, or progress towards completion OF all
ances between England and Austria, and France
and Russia.
There is no news from Spain.
THE LATEST.
fBY TELEGRAPH FROM LONDONI
LONDON, Saturday.-Russia has defnluvely ex
cused Persia from the payment OF indemnify for
the war of 1897.
Advices from Coustantinople state that LORD
LYONS has informed the Russian ambassador thai
| the English feet would remain in the Euxine sea
until the stipulations Of the treaty OF Paris were
| fully performed.
Funds opened steady yesterday, but subsequent
| ly showed increased animation. Ihere was al
active demand for money. enc
There has been no further decrease IN oniiion
| in the Bank of England
COMMERCIAL
LIVERPOOL, Nov l.-COttsn unchanged, except
partial decline of "a. on lower qualities ealss 10
| the week reach So coo bales, OF which Spectator
took 90 and exporters g. 900 bales. Orleans lslr
niddiipg &; Upland fair Il, middng lo-lo fioui
steady-Baitimore and Phi phls 32t g35t ONO D.
ass. Wheat quiet-whte 81 !, red q O9s "a -
Corn declined 6d-yelow and mi xed S30SSta, Whits
| 81 0S4ls.
Money is unchan ged-Con soils 92t 092a
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FURTHER NICARAGUA AND CALIFORNIA NEWS
The latest accounts from Nicaragua represent
that here are prospects that peace will shortly be
proclaimed
President Walker had appointed Fernn Ferrer
minister TO the United States
Mr. Wheeler, the American Minister, was about
returning home.
Walker had received large aceessions to his for.
css from New York, New Orleans and California
No further fighting, however, had taken place
The steamer "exas for New York, was at San
Juan On the 5,h
The San Fl ancisco papers report that the result
doubtful
Large quantities of goods were shipping to the
interior.
would insure prosperous season at the mnes
The Indians in Mendernolcounty bad stolen cat
tie from tie settlers, who pursued and overlook
them, when fifty Indians were killed
John Briggs, a brother of Gov. Briggs Of Massa-
ehusetts, is dead.
The jury in the case of cx-CoIector Hammond
charged with embezzling funds, had again failed
to agree.
The Arizonia copper mines were being actively
worked. and large amounts Of rich had already
been taken out.
The California papers were discussing politics
warmly.
The receipts of merchandise at San Francisco
during the fortnight ending the 20th were light
OREGON
The troubles with the Indians in Oregon were
alarming
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coRRrsroSprNcE or THE DISPATCH

Agricultural Fair-Hs Snecess-Horse Erh,bffson-
The Crord-P ickpocksts Theatrical, DC.
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r%AH members Of the Henry society,"
Will please attend meeting Of the society % ~
6tuart's School House, on FRIDAY, rov. f4sn, Puhs
No H~its Bv sfdsr of the President.
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A. EcIAr NoTTCEs.

fHepccia1 Notice. We ask parflculsr
stse nti0n 10 oar sale Of Pevs ia st. Raufs and ~
James Church. THIS AFTEkNOOr, % ana y
o'eisok ses advertisement.
no i4-It =. b. CoOk GO- AueS.
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EXPLOSION OF A SHlP-A large Russian bark,
the Frederick Redzif, in the harbor Of Cardiff,
Wales loaded with coal, exploded on the 25th o.
October from the ignition of carburettsd hydrogen
gas contained in her hold. The accident is thus
described:
A coal trimmer, named Clodge, going on board
to commence his work, found the matches down,
although the crew had, on Saturday night been
desired to leave them open he made three at
tempts'to strike light with match without sue
cess He then called for candle, which was
brought by one of the crew. when the gas took
fire, and terrible explosion ensued Il being
quite dark at the time, the sheet of flame was
seen ascending to a great height, while the blazing
fragments of the wreck shot through the air Xix e
rockets the djacent dock and the rigging Of the
i'll -fated vessel took fire, but it was the hour
when the railway and dock laborers were assem-.
bling for work, the flames were speedily extin-
guished, and measures taken for the relief of the
wounded. 1t was found that one of the crew had
been killed on the spot.
Tue mate of the British ship Pandora, lying
at No Dock was killed while standing on the
deck by beam falling on his bead; the first mate
of the Prussian bark had been blown into the wa
ter of the dock, whence he was rescued by the
crew of a vessel lying near; the second mate had
been blown through the side of the round-hosse on
his bed he was taken to the Intrmary, where it
was found that he had sustained 3 fracture of the
pelvis The remainder of the crew were suffer
ing from the effects of burns and fractures-
Eleven of the sufferers were conveyed to the In
Urinary, where they were promptly attended not
only by the house surgeon, but by nearly the
whole Of the medical men in town, who yolun-
teered their assistance
One of the unfortunate men died soon after,
making the third death from this sad occurrence.
Six of the others are laboring under fractures as
well burns, and one is in such state that death
is hourly expected. The coal trimmer, Ciode,
though in the hold, escaped with some revere
burns, and was removed to his own home. Some
idea of the force of the explosion may be formed
from the fact that of the anchors, weighing
about IS cwt was blown over the forestry from 5
to ls feet high; it then fell into barge along side
which it sunk The coal tip was blown nearly to
pieces and the railway was covered with pieces of
wreck, the maintopmast was blown away, and in
fact the vessew blown to pieces; not a vestige
OF the deck remains. Her stern is blown out and
her stem siso while the sides are completely shat
tered She quite new vessel, and this was
her first voyage. She has sunk in about II feet
water The windows Of several houses in the
Butte Dock road were broken, and the report of
the explosion was heard at places fully three and
four miles from the town, as well as at sea
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SbCd BAHGAlNS as are now sold NJ
- jacob A LEWIS seldom to be met with
and - such 10 the ease, would advise all 10 want
Of cheap Dry Goods to call ON him and secure some
OF the great bargains now being sold at his store
nsA NO. IL MAIN STREET