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~ MAGNIFICENT OPENING
GALA DAY.


Having swept off by their heavy sales In October,
the great mass Of their early purchases, are now
making large additions to their splendli STOCK OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
bought within few days. at the closing rates OF the
season. They now amply replensieu LOT we
late Fall and Winter trade, and as they INTEND 70
have clean decks against the Spring, ana lnehd 10
sell their goods upon their own counters, they IN.
ve country and cit trade to come aud see GOODS az
rates of which the history Of the business III thls
city can furnish no parallel.
II is their intention to make inducements SO great
that il will be more like great gift show thar re-
puar sale of goods and from this time out during the
whole winter season. buyers may rely upon uhpre-
Cedented figures ..-
They will merely add that, to prompt customers,
either with cash or without it. everything VIII oe
offered at prices astoundngly low and IN many IN
stances at far less than the cost OF importation.
They are now getting in and expecting Tor days 10
come , ,,.;,
Chenille and Stella ShawlS
Long Blanket Shawls
Square do. do
Servants Blanket ShaWis
Black and coiored Blanket Shawls
Do, do, do. Thibet do.
New and elegant Silk Robes
Ladies Furs, great variety
Elegant Embroi cries
Hosiery, great stock
Shirts and Drawers, &c, &c.
Negro Blankets
Negro Clothing
Iinseys, kersey :, &c, &c. -,
And I,y every arrival new Goods and great JOBS
from the cash and other late sales, expected. ~
noIl-I2t T. X. PRICE & co.
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pIatts nraSlas

New York scribe says that one might write a
volume, entitled ''Miseries of plainly addressed
lady" He says that he has known several ladies
of the highest cultivation, denied admission into
the parlors Of boarding houses. on whose inmates
they had caed-and denounced 'orful-lookin
critters by the landady, because they did not
conform to the prevailing taste for extravagant at
tire A new tangled arstocracy, having no badge
of distinction but the clothes on its back, shines
out with profusion of adornments that, if exhib
tied in London or Paris, would Immediately attract
the attention of the police, and cause the wearers
to be watched and logged by the detectives til
they left the METROPOLIS
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More Horrors.

The press of New York, pours forth the mo
doleful jeremeiais over the progress of crime III
that city. The New York Express, referring to
most revolving outrage and tragedy which happen
ed last Friday night, almost within gunshot of the
Express office, speaks in tone of perfect despair
of any chance of better state OF things 1t says
If an outrage of this deyilish description had ia
ken place in London, any other European city, We
venture to say the murderers and ravishers would
have been under lock and key in less than twenty
four hours afterwards. But. We have alread,
remarked what is the use of thus dwelling upon
these now almost daily recurring scenes of ruian-
ism in our midst 1t does no good,-not parti-
Gle The police, we expect, will remain just e.
ficiently Intellectual as overland murdercrs, ro
bers, and ravishers will continue to enjoy just M
free play az they have had hitherto. In a day OF
two the fate of Teresa Spzin will all be forgotten
Nothing that We journalists can say in this respect
appears to be heed Id and while indiling this arr i
Gle on the Greenwich street affair, we are per
fectIy conscious that the ink and paper with which
it is written might well be threwn into the fire
for ANY good that il will do
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THE UTAH EXPEDITION COVER I
TRAINS RrRNT BY TILE MORMONS.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 11.-Col. Johnston, when last
heard from. was beyond Fort Laramie. The snow
seven inches deep, 100 miles this side OF where
the express left him. Owing to the slim supply OF
cora, end entire absence of grass, the dragons
horses were falling rapidly.
News has reached Fort Laramie that the Nor
mons had burnt three Government trains, consist
| ing of IS wagons, at Green River 80 miles behind
| Col Alexander's command, which constituted the
vanguard of the army.
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News from IL &C kingham'
,rspoxpsscs OF rms n,casosn DAILY prS'A''H

TC0BRKsFnNbBNCA OF TIE ki'HFV1'"
u,KprsoNauRa, VA, Nov =, 1906
Mr. NJ O. Jones was unloading so'a ro ,,'r,ay ave
.ing and one Of the logs slipping i, iei on nis ieg;
n l sc and d. an aas he .1 "o@
assis'ahce "se - he expected This IL the Sc
uoIn a -, NJ ZONES has had his leg broken.
cone Rev '' John t. Clarke of the Virginia Conference
n n church, south, was married ON thursday
last 10 Miss Lucy stevens, of this place
n.v A, g. Brown. who has been the preacher IN
.har,,e of the VI T.. church, South, III this place,
n,eaebed his farewell sermon on sunday evening
,seek He leaves a large number of friends behind
him.
The weather for the last week has been change
able. To-day it has been raining pretty much all
day. 'ALlh'
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yindication of Edmund Randolph.

A pamphlet entitled "A Vindication ct Edmund
Randolph, written by himself amt published in
1895 new edition, with preface by Z. v Daniel,
Jr," appeared about two years ago from the press
OF Mr.. Charles IT, Wynne, Of this city. 1.-THE re
publication of Mr.. Kandolphs vindication, says
the Southern Literary Messenger. was pious
labor Of his grandson, Mr.. Daniel, who has pre-
faced the original with very clear and able ex
position of the reasons which constrained him to
bring it before the public in new form, after the
lapse OF sixty years, from the time of its first sl'
pearance. The old slaRders against Mr.. Randolph
set ut rest in the last century has been revived III
works of much historic pretensOn, and regard
for truth, conspring with a solemn sense of wl"t
was due 10 the memory of an upright and calum
mated ancestor, impeled the editor to meet them
with a new edition of the defence. To say that
this is complete and satisfactory, is only to give
utterance to the unanimous sentiment of all the
students of our political history. The charges
met and refuted in this pamphlet, are so intimate
Iy interviewer with the early annals of the United
States that no man in this country who wishes to
make himself acs uainted with the past, should be
without copy of it. With the view of placing it
within the reach of the public, Mr.. Daniel has de-
posted the copies not yet distributed at the book
store of Mr.. James Woodhouse, 1877, Main street
Richmond, where it may be obtained"
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TuLEoRAPHIc NEWS.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY DISPATCH.

LATER FROM MExICo-COMENF0RT DEcLAR-
ED DICTATOR.
New ORLEANS, Nov. H.-Ehe steamer Tennessee
has arrived from Vera Cruz with dates to the It'll
and $500. 900 in specie.
The guaranta OF the new Mexican constitution
had been suspended, and President Comenfort
clothed with dictatorial powers.
Martial law had been proclaimed in Cnernevaca,
in consequence of difficulties between the Spanish
and Mexican citizens.
Gen. Alvarez still successful against the
rebels In the south. The latest advices say that
Yucatan and Campechy bad surrendered to the
government forces, but the revolution had taken
new life, aud the whole of the people were In arms
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OPENING OF BIDS FOR A LOAN TO THE NEW
YORK CANAL FUND

ALBANY Nov. 10.-Bds for loan of half mil
lion to the Canal Fund, were opened here to-day.
1t was awarded at an average of six dollars and
twenty one cents per cent. premium. The whole
amount is taken in New York, except $25.0W at
sl05 4f, by John Sill, of Albany. Whtehouse,
Son & Morrison, New York, take $780, 200 at $780,
05 aud g. S. Robbins Son take $4,000 at sl05-
40 a Sl07.
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WANTED-As situation as Housekeeper.
w For information apply at this Office
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Advert ssments for the prsfsrcH must be hsnd-
I'd IN by STR O'Clock the afternoon IN order 70 APP
near the next day The heavy pressure OF AdVer'
.,.ements upon the columns OF our paper VIII not
-. 40 chair reception after the hour naoed.
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Ls.y~ THE regular monthly meetings Oh
tln MARSHALL and HENRY COMPANIES VIII WI
be held at their Room THIS EfENiNG, az az "s
O'Clock. JAo' ortarv
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CINCINNATI Nov. l0th.-The large OIL factory Of
Henry Lewis was destroyed by fire to-day. Loss
$4,000: no insurance Several other buildings
also burnt, involving an additional loss ofsev-
eral thousand dollars.
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FRENCH STEAMER AsHogE.-Capt. Barton, OF the
brig George G. Ackerly, which arrived at N. York.
Monday, from Para, reports that when coming
down the river he passed a small schooner bound
up with about q dozen men on board, having :,
launch in tow. They said they were from the
French steamer Talamque, which left Para
four days previously for Cayenne, and reported the
steamer as having gone ashore on the ST. Rosas
shoal off the cas- end Of the island
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BARGAINS, BARGAiNS.-Eor bare aims
~ in all kinds OF Dress Silks
For extra bargains i'll Plaid Silks
For bargains in French Merinoes
For bargains in French Mouselines.
For bargains in English Poplins
For bargains ia American Mouselines.
For bars a Ms in French Work
For bargains ia Handkerchies
For bargains in ClOaks,
For bargains in Shawls
For bargains in Ribbons
For barg aims in Black Trimming Laces
For bar gains in Cloths,
For bargains III Iassimeres and VestjDUs
For bargains in Blankets and Flannels
For bargains in Cassinets, Kerseys and Eulled
Cloth. iieu
For bar gains in Stockings of all kinds.
For bargains in Gloves
For bargains in Bleached Cottons
Call at CHILES 4 CHEyRRy,s
no IL I7p uroaJ -.
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hAisISs have fallen in the Boston market Ia
$z25 per box for fresh Malaga. Last year, at this
time, they brought 81 %, and the consequence
was that plum buildings and mince pies were
very scarce at Thanksgiving. They may be scarce
TINS season, from another cause. Pumpkins, how.
s'sr' are very cheap in Boston, selling at six 10
seven dollars a toa
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RESULT OF THE PANIC-lMMENSR
SACRIFICE IN RED RLANKETs-Sli-..,,v
staiHed, at 50 u pair. worth double. 0aay
: n0 l2 ALRkED MOSES e Main -
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rn xv..htngton Monument.

The Petersburg Express states that Mr.. Craw-
fard ieft designs for the remaining figures Of the
Washington Monument, aud that one of them, that
of George Mason, is nearly ready for casting ThiF
30 far ne that figure is concerned wonld OF course
be reason against any change, even If IL were IN
itself desirable. We may here say to corfespoh-
dent, whose communication was received au''"s
our absence from the city. that In our mention OF
the name of distinguished artist IN conaee"o"
with the completion Of the Washington mont
ment. ne had not the slightest disposition to de-
,r.c, from the merits Of Virginia scniptors' We
Maid an emphatic tribute 60 the genius OF the III
.,ng yanng virginia artists at Rome, such as Calf
and Barbee; and in regard to Mr.. HUBBARD, one oi
opr own citizens, to whom our attention is called
nv opr correspondent we have, on more than one
oc.asiop rendered an humble but hearty aekhow-
,.aumept Of his splendid abilities.
our only desire. as we have before stated. Is to
have the remainder of the work executed hy a
sculptor who combines the acknowledged genius
of those artists with long experience and practice
lie who possesses, in the most eminent degree,
these qualifications, should receive the appoint
ment from the hands of the Board. Let the re-
naming statues he worthy of those which Craw-
ford has executed, with such immortal honor to
his own name and the State,
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Si@nor BlitZ.

This great necromancer continues his as tornding
feats in magic and spirituasm at Metropolitan
Hall. He has exhibitions Oh Thursday, Friday and
Saturday afternoons, as well as at night, so that
the little folks eau have an ample opportunity OF
seeing all the wonders, especially those learned
add smart canary birds, who perform SO many as
consisting things. We do not wonder that Signor
Blitz is sometimes called .'0ld Scratch" Some Of
his achievements are as strange as any which the
sp,ritualists refer to demoniacal agency
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A GENEROUS PRESENT FOR DISABLED SoLDIER-A
committee of the Seventh Regiment of National
Guards, New York, consisting of Col. Lefferts.
Capt Munroe and Quartermaster Winchester have
presented to Charles Lincoln the sum of $1,000
which has been contributed by the members OF
the regiment for his relief. Mr.. Lincoln is the
| member of the Marine corps of artillery who was
50 severely injured by the premature explosion OF
u cannon during the firing of q ute in honor Of
the New York Regiment, on the occasion Of its
passing through this city from Bos-ton.-P.o .
,ig0rg TflSf Nf}1.
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Nor FOR RIcHAoSD.-The statue Of Henry Clay.
mentioned yesterday, contracted for by MIR
Hart, the sculptor, is to DO erected in New Or.
leans, and not in Richmond. The statue ordered
by the ladies Of Virginia is, like lost vessels in the
shipping lists still mot heard from"
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FRESHET IN NEW YORK.

ELMIRA, n. Y. Nov. IA destructive freshet has
occurred and the Central New York, ana Erie and
Elmra Railroads are impossible. Bridges are
swept off aud the tracks washed away.
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ELECTION CoNTEsrED.-lienry ?. Brooks ESQ. the
democratic candidate for Congress in the Fourth
Congressional District, (Batimore,) at the recent
eiec,lon intends to contest the right of the Hon.
ii. ". Davis to the seat In the next Congress. 10
which he elected on the 4th inst The proper
legal notice (says MIR. B. will be given him.
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r 00k OUT FOR BARGAINS IN
IL CL0AkS Receiving this week a lot OF fashion,
able Cloaks, which must be sold at rninous sacri
nee. ALFRED MOSES
no IL 63 Mai, L.
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n7sn TIE THIRD LECTURE of the course

before the Young Mems Christian Association VIII
be delivered by Professor LHoUMASs IN tne ssT
ond PRESBYTERIAN Church, (Dr Hoges,l on hiDAi
evening, the 18th inst, at O'Clock, -
SrpJEcT-''The Chemistry of the Sunbeam. ~
Members can procure their season tickets NJ the
rooms of the AS ociation. .> r1 e.
Tickets of admission may be procured at Meade
Bakers Laidley Il Robinson's. the Exchange HoteI
"ahooiis . ,;rtets a noll-3t
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NEW ORLEANS Nov. 1l.-Gen. VIM. Walker was
arrested today on the affidavit of the custom hOnse
officers, alleging an intended armed expedition
from the United States. but was Immediately re-
leased after giving bail in the sum of $1,000.
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NJ USIC-For the
W. PIANO FORTE AND GUITAR.

MUSIC-For the
w PIANO FORTE AND GUITAR.
The undersigned are constantly receiving new mn
plies of MUSIC and obstruction Books for tie Piano
Forte and Guitar, embracing The choicest Song.
Pieces Waitxes, polksr. eehotisches VAR atoms On
Popular Themes, Marches, &C.
They have just opened large lot, among which
N1'
NEW SONGS FOR TH1 PIANO.
MERRIIY Merrily over the Sea. Barcarola D.,
VI. v. Wallace. Price SIC. -!
koM Fshermen, Row. the song of the Fisheru..n,.
Wife. BY Samuel lover, with a hnnisassa, =
coiored fignettd. soc.
LEI Not The Sun Go Down On Yoar WRATH
cred song. Words by Eliza Cook. Mnss 81.
Music s Ggae h ~ ballad wors by cs Swain
uMNuMBEkED Kisses baiisd PIE
BEAUTIFUL Flowers ByJ. r.. TAs,.
oSE Cheering Word. bal.ad Dr. ]. H. mon nc. a..
iAE tpscrs Letter Box, Schottiseh mn
Just out eN"'''a' so'ored fignette. soc.
rota 'si.. b. Francis II, Brown, with eolorea Viz.
w ShksM Life. pieee. By spisdier. go.
IN Asehinst ttn ts Gs.ls. by hoffman. pc
JAMES WOoDHQUsL 4 Co.
M laS%,f souoAseiiers. Stati9ners and
~ tS~1eit Dealers In Esa..,
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AcciDsNr-Wm. Kent. of Halifax Court House
whilst out cunning last week, accidentally shot
himself in the leg. by the hammer of the piece
coming in contact with twig. The wound was 40
severe that amputation of the limb had 10 be re-.
sorted to. ~
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TORNADO IN TENNESSEE.

CHARLESTON. Nov. 1.-THE South Carolina Com
pany's cordage factory. was burnt to-day. Loss
$50 O00-insured for $4,000
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

AayCARD.-Special attention is called c,
i, my sale of Cloths Cassimeres and Ready Glo
thing at Rockets, THIS MORNING. com Hmrr
at 10 O'clock. hLCx. .ioaa.r
Pit
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Thanksgiving In Ohio Nov. q, and In Vermont.
the I'd OF December. No other State has appointed
the latter day.
The property of Richards Payne, In the upper
part OF Eauqaier county. Va, containing about
Soo acres has been sold 10 Fleet g. Rust for Si5 per
acre.
John T. Edd, convicted of shooting James Weieh,
I'm Alexandria. Va, has been sentenced 10 one
month incarceration in jail.
AZ northampton county IN. CO. court, last week /,
Benz Harrison was CONVICTED Of the murder vi
Vim Portis,
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Eaye PowERs still continues to take nun
dreds OF the best of Ambrotypes each day, Tor ~
cents The fact Of his Gallery being always ~
is because he makes the best OF Ambrotypes i1T
cents The Imperial Ambrotypa mas wen ,ot 80 ~"
Frs worldwide reputation, and hence nus ous IN,
increases each day; for who would pay - Tor lkF
ness when they could obtain one for 90 cehts, at
pow FRS Isl Main street. no lz--lt'
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MARRIED.

a. t{..ta.i, t,.t i,v tLe Rev Geo H. WTay, paste
4, a.. sssre,,t CaapeI TIMOTHY ". SEWARD Z
h, iss MARY n. CROW. ,.
So H,eI,tns,pd Christian Advocate please COPY.
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RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES OF THE L. S.
TRASHY.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE receipts of the L. $.
Treasury from all sources, for the quarter ending
the Both September were about S2i 100000. The
expenditures for the same period were nearly S23,
TS0
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Hs- d Artists and Il continual rush is4f fSatsaits
at the Headquarters, 1879 Main street. IiLEI a Co.,
kr4ia
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WANTED-We wish to buy young.
w aud large, well broke Mule.
no lD--3t STOKES RIyp9
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re- sooo0 Portraits have been circulated " TIER
Co. throughout the States OF Virginia aud North
Carolina within the lat year.
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AUGUSTA GA. Nov. ia terrible tornado pass
ed over Brownsville, near Memphis, Tenn, Satur-
Inv
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NOTICE.-All persons indebted to the
" late Arm of MERCHANT, WEISIGER A. 20
are requested to call and settle the same az II IL d.
sirabe that the be closed n anon as usihJe
nol2 DARRACOTT HARRIS n IN
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g. The best Lilenesses for "a cents made at Tia
Steam Depot, l39 Main ST.. Tyler Co.
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WISCONSIN, ELECTION

CHICAGO, Nov. l0--ReturDs from Wisconsin says
that Cross the Democratic candidate, has been cleo
ted Governor.
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succEss-Few toilet preparations have been 10
well received in this community as tontdfae's CfedsS
If Wild Fiopers II possesses decided merit, ana lor
removing tan, freckles and roughness. shaving Oh
bathing, all who have used it express their adni@-
ton in I .e highest terms The Cream has peculiar
fragrance. and is elegantly prepared
Sold by all Druggists, altd by
W. PETERSON.
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WANTS.

WANTED-By q White Woman, a Sit
w u4tion as Wet Nurse, Apply at this office.
no II-2t&
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RESIGNATION OF THE GOVERNOR OF NE
BRASKA.
EA(TDpV RTRNT

ST. LOUIS. Nov 1l.-Gov. lizard, Of Nebraska
has signed his olfice and is on his way home t
ArkaD sas.
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fRiGATESED TO DEATH.-A horse, valued at 1890
owned by Henry Waldorph, Of the town Of Kin.
aeyhook, was 20 much frightened by the sight OF
an elephant, which passed his residence on Tues
Jay 2. iast week that IL ruptured blood vessel,
rom the effect OF which 1t died on the FRIDAY
night following.
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The southern Literary Messenger.
The Messenger for November contains an unusu-
ally interesting table Of contents. Its Topographic
cal appearance is also much improved. Some Of
the articles are of rare merit We wish il great
success
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- = -. ~r
THE DTSpA TIC II.
No,1cr TO ADVERTISERS.

's.,..s. III
\ ua1yfxtA MAVEN Bfsh ", irJf'
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SHIP TIMBER FOR LIyERPooL-1he ship Scotian,
of Baltimore, has been loaded at the Washington
navy-yard by Mr.. Thornton, of Virginia, with ship
timber for Liverpool, and will sail in few days
for that port. This is the opening of new trade.
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The ship Gosport, aground at Washing,en pain,
near Norfolk, Va, sold on Tuesday for "a. .,I
hains w. Page, OF Wake county. N. O.. has bee,
appeinied Secretary Of State Of North Carolina.
~, ssmnei W. Lewis, publisher of the Farmer aud
1s'A'ef, al feadieton, !. g., died ON the eth inst.
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NOTICE To SHIPPERS,
PER NEW YORK STEAMERS
Shippers per steamers
Il ME STAWN AND KOANOKE

who consgn their goods TO ORDER are earnestly re-
quested to forward their billie Of ladins promptly AS
hereafter all goods not called for the day after her
arrival will be stored at their expense and risk
no l2-at LUDLAM II WAIoUN.
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DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY IN THE OHIO LEGIS
LATURE.
CINCINNATI. November l0.-In the Ohio Legisla-
ture the Democratic jorty in the Senate is
en- and in the House eighteen
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r OOK BEFORE YOU BUY.-AT No.
- IS MAIN STREET IS THE PLACE. am
rushing ont the balance of stock at No IS at UMPIRE
cedeL ted bargains; and the goods must be sold
rare inducement is offered for money. Rich Silk
Velvet, Antique and Cloth Cloaks Dress Goods of ali
kinds; Black silks; Needle Work Collars and Sleeves;
richly wrought Cambria Bands aud Flouncings; Rib
bons; Hoop Skirts, &c. at
JAC0RA. LEWIS. IS Main St,
no l2-2t Next to F. X. Whites Shoe Store