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EA.N New and eautifuI
EALL AND WINTER GOODS!

EA.New and u tiful
FALL AND WINTER GOODS!
The subscriber would respectfully announce to
MS friends and the pubic generally, that he is now
receiving large and beautiful stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Selected with great care, and at prices that will
enable him to sell unusually low, for cash.
My stock consists IN
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
In great variety and all the newest designs,
In Gents wear, a splendid assof tment of
CLOTHS, CASSIMEhES,
VELVET And SILK VESTINGS
NECK TIES, MERINO SHIRTS,
DRAWERS, &c.
Also. large and attractive stock of HEAVY
GOUDS, of every grade, for negro clothing
Fine BED BLANKETS.
NEGRO do.
And every other article usually kepsin first
class Dry Goods House.
Call and examine for yourselves.
JOHN l.. SMITHER,
SO A-2m No 29 Main street,
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Armaing the Sfass-Ws are informed that
Capt. Dimmoek left Richmond last night for
Washington, by order OF the Governor, fer
the purpose OF purchasing arms tor the use Of
the military
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THH FRos REaspr roa Cossuxrrrox.-A

~S'NNNS WV E*kVE
Some question has risen among our ex-
changes AS 10 the truth Of the statement that a
fsuaie OF this city is In the habit of swallow
Ing six live frogs as a remedy for consum ption
We will simply state that there are 81 the
present time more than six ladies of this city
swallowing live frogs daily in hopes of per-
manent eradication Of that disease, aud II we
may credit the statements OF our prac cticing
physicians-tney are upper ten, too.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-06

Partridge SAoosisE, on the line Of the York
River Railroad, 10 now capital sport. ANA
teur fishermen also nnd abundant sport at
Cohoke Pond, about twenty -nine miles from
Richmond, on the same route.
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BURTON's LIBRAR

BURToN's LIBRARY.-Edwin Forrest was
large purchaser in the recent sale Of the Bur-
ton Library. The total amount expended by
Mr. Forrest, in order to secure the choicest
editions, old and new, of the works Of the
great dramatist, was Sl ,275.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-06

kieksd-Henry Weinhold was kicked BY q
horse In stable at Rocketls on Sunday. His
injuries. though severe, are not Of dangerous
character.
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Ths Club House OF the Bell aid Everett party
was open yesterday, and . large srowd assem.
bled TO make fnai preparations for The eiec-
ton.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-06

TAs Telegraph will be kept busy to. day, and
until late hour Of the night brin ri ipg election
news from all quarters OF the United StAtes,
which will b promptly given 70 the public.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-06

Speakisg.-The several parties were aa-
dressed last night BY popular speaker, who
urged their hearers 70 sird up their ioins fog
the conflict.
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Bsffing.-There was some betting yesterday
Ia the city on the result OF the eiec tton. The
stakes are generally put mp on the vote Of Viz.
ginia.
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~ BILL HAD! Bull hxAps,s.Ths largest
PERS, ior BILL HkADS,. OF yaflous colors~
Blue. White, Bgn. Ssnsfys Pipt, sAd Purpls,-iast
received st TAiS OFFICE. NerchAnts and 9th
Paper, and - cheap ~ they can be procured any
where. Call and sss specimens and prices. ttsl
HULL CALLk kArTENYlON a TO An new
III shape Sack Coats and his Fancy caselmsro
Saisaa hls osw etS Iss of Cassiinere and Velvet
u Ccannks, vAfeh he VII m<Asere Tor and set
moderate. IRVING Hull, Ant.
~ Main st.. cor. ltth.Asxt 70 PAaro's NJ. O6ce.
Inn nOAAs Nss Xe.k sss.e .cAKkAH iOr
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A Second supply OF Splendid g,
SILKS, DRESS GOODS, 10.
WATKINS e FICKLEN,
WHoLRsALE AND RETAIL DEALRls III
ID Dry GOODS,
15g Nam Street Rtcbmoud

',
We have selected with great care, and are re-,
oeiVihs oy various arrivals. our second supply Of
superior
DRY GOODS
For Autumn and Winter Sales-amonE which w ;.
CHOICEST DRESS IS sfI2s,rELouRs, snhns ssf ME-
in ali lftbs9s bs ,sw PophxNS a 4ND pELAaNES
MASENTA, Si II, \, Black @ and Fuchia.
MARGUERITE. Magsnta and Gold.
MAUVE, Blue and Gold,
PEACH BLOOM, Marguerite and Magenta.
Our collection of these rare and beautiful goods
,nen, ws s ns ,ae oss seect and tasteful assort-
II r RAVELff'SS1Gs S1s'SH AND MEDIUM DRESS
Sf Isfh sna we Sa~s ,hs Sse
POINTED and Patti Lace COLLARS, tapping IN
Iored Embroidered HDKFs LACE Hi5I BERTHAS, siiI
oWN IL ctoAKS / IS AND pMHANTELLAs. OF OUR
and Colored Cloths, in the Arab, Opera and Zou
Msn, ave STYLE and other Paris patterns; our assort
t,on Orders for any style of Wrapping executed
NV IVY hSq[S RD GIVES in variou. shades with
aI 6dp staaS SASSMfTtETs N Fggfsa yelyst tops
AND, TAPEsTRY CARPETS and hFRIGlrL4 RUGS, IN
new designs, has just been repenished, and offers
Inducements IN quality and price,
" WHITE Fl! fiGgpis EgpSo9ps. q
1nIEn LINENS,
TABLE DAMASKS
CURTAIN GOODS
LINEN SHEE rINGS,
r., o-r,,e, Bleacheo LONG CLOTHS,
CLOTHS, CAsSl " ERES and VESTINGS.
SATTlNETS, for Factories
BLANKETS, 1913
BROWN COTTONS.
OZNABURGS and
LINSEYS,
we invite the especial attention of all CASH and
PROMPT CREDIT buyers, assuring the closest and
most discriminating that will Hpdu a
Van'ages In our terms and prices,
A- WhoIsSa!e Buyers also supplied on the best
termS. prIcas NJ N fled
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DEAkLY WHITE TEETH.-The best dem
tltrice to ensure white teeth 10 the SAPONiNE
TOOTH POWDER. Dentists recomme nd is his h.
ly Read the following:
II have used and prescribed the Saponine Tooth
Powder OF MessTs. Meade a. Baker, and in my
opinion NO BETTER preparation for the end in
view can be compounded
"JNo. GEO. WAYr, Dentist
Ask for MEADE Il BAkER'S, and take no
other, or you will be disappointed. Prepared only
by MEADE& Il BAhER, Pharmace utists,
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G-Ss% HENRY RUDNaLL,
A u =, A M a

8 d. HENHf Z EIUNALL,
sN2 ATTORNEY AT LAW
AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
Prsctoesin all the Courts cid in the oty of Rioh-
nord.
Be- Also, practices regularly in tho County and
Circuit Courts of Chesterfield.
As Notary, will take Dispositions and Acknow-
ledsnents Administer and Certify 0aths, and per-
Notary.
0flce at the corner of Bank ald llth streets ust
below the Custom House- ia Sly
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SPECIAL NOTICE, =

NFEtIAL NUTICE.-
~ LOUIS J. BoSSIEUX.
Steam Candy Manufacturer, hye-story building,
Nam street, six doors below Messrs Isaacs l.
Tay Tor, directly opposite the old established store
of Messrs Richardson n Co, would be happy TO
accommodate his Old customers and the pubic
generally. The very liberal patronage bestowed
on him for the last hftee years enables him, with
an enlarged estab ishment, to offer Inducements TO
purchasers unequa led this side of Philadel phia.
With more room, more force, more stock, and
settled disposition to do q large whoiesale busi-
81 Maln street.
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A Lumber Card,-Eugene Carrington
HAVING purchased the stock Of LUMBER of the
at the Old 'ard, corner Franklin and 18TH streets
where he vi he happy to serve the old custom
IN hand-WhlrE ? N Z. YELLOW p n r
ELooftNG, WALNUT. CHERRY. ASH MA
H0GANY, MAPLE, BUTTON WOOD. LATHES,
SHiNGLE ES, DC. EUGENE h CARING TON,
no l--dlm Corner FranaiIn and 18th sts
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Ek ESH III ID ID 4 . y A. Strr2l
4 4 FRUITS, NUTS, RAISINS AND CONFEC-
IlONERY.-3U0 BOXES Halslns, In different sizes /;
lvSJ drums Figs; 2O0 bags soft Almonds rs bags
Cream Nuts loO bags Filberts and Wanuts; 80
bass Pecan Nuts; Is trails Dates; Is dozen as
sorted Jellles; rs dozen assorted Pickles; 800
boxes Jujube Paste and Gum Drops 25 cases Sar
qiaes, Whole, half and qaarter; AZ dozen laTs
brandy Peaches; POO Jars Prunes; 400 boxes tglass
Tops PTunes rs 0OO Cigars, at different prices.
Also manufacturing, Candies, of d1uble- refined
sugars, warranted to stand IN any climate for its
aaaly. ANDREW ANTONI,
Next door to Exchange Bank, and
ont
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Jew CLOTHING EOR FALL ANDuiN-

n ~ tLUEHINUF FUh ALL a a " N
~ TER OF 1850 0-DAHRACOTT. HARRIS Il
W, ll2 Main street.-Persons visiting the Fairs
Gi e Il a[egnested to call and examine our stock Ci
fancI Cashmere SUITS; Fancy Nobby Suits; We've
ea Isea Hunting Suits; Black and Brown TIcot Suits;
W1eaIer Paletoe Overcoats; Fine Cloth Overcoats;
wGltney Paletoes and sacks; Black and ancy
EnemFet Vests; Fancy and Black Silk Vests; Golden
~. ~. nLlrS: Coliars Socks; Cravats; Suspenders;
naLdkeTchlefs and Gloves; Bows Clothing; which
We are selling very low. For bargains, call on
DARRAC0TT. HARRIS 4 CO. Ii2 Nam at.
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ARTISTS, AND PAINTERS, Supply

II ST0RE.-Mr. A. LYBROCK late of the firm
g! ". Satter Co.,l desires to inform his friends
and the public generally, that he has opened the
New Store, No. 233 Main street, under the Spots
wood Hotel. for the sale of PAINTS, OILS,
1qr use of Painters, Carriage and Furniture man
HiaGturers, &c.
Also, Artists Materials, Engravings, Picture
Frames, Gilt houldings, and everything requisite
for ARTISTS, Amateurs, Architects, Eng ineers and
Draughtsmen generally.
Teachers and Schools especially are invited to
examine my stock of Prints for Drawing Models
and Greclan Painting. which will be supplied at
the lowest and most favorable rates. Ihe patron
age Of The publIc Is respectfuilN snholted.
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BUSINESS NOTICE !.

TICE The next ANNUAL
o, - = :, :, ,MbETiNG E Of the ,STOCKHOLDkRS
Of TIE RiGH MOND AND YORK RIVER
RAILROAD CtMPANY will be held at the Office
Of the Company. in the city of Richmond, on
WEDNESDAY,, the TIN day of November next.
a. w. MORTON, Treasurer.
oc c20-3taw2w6 Noy5&7
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-06

A Colts Celebrated Five Shooters...
Army, Navy, and Pocket sizes, on hand and for
sale by JAMES WALSH,
Gun Importer,
oc 22-lm 7doors above st. Charles Hotel.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

pR. ID. II. TUCKER having re-
covered AIS sight sufficiently to resume
a. croctice oaers hIs professional services to the
.ssenS of Richmond and its vicinity. When not
OCCASIONALLY engaged, he may he found either at
MS Office. Man street south SIDE. belwsen 1th and
sta or st his residence, the Spotswooo Hotel.
&c 22--lavlm'
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7 Ct. D,
Sir have received the letter which you have
addressed me in the name of the Society of the
Universal Israelitlsh Alliance, soliciting the aid
of the Kings government IN the steps which the
father of the young Mortara taking in order 10
recover his child from the convent in which he is
at present retained. Persuaded of the justice of
M Mortara's denands, have the honor to assure
ven, sir that the Kings government will do all in
its power that this child. In whom the public opn-
ion Of Europe is so strongly interested, NAV be re-
stored to his family. Be good enough | beg YOU,
to acQuaint the members OF the Jewish Society of
these intentions of the government of the King.
and receive, &c. CAvoUR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-06

nUNAL ESSENIIAL HAIR. Mash
~ This invaluable pre- paration is presented to
the public the reat beside ratum SO long sough hit
Tor in saIn," for restoring lost hair, preventing
a smoota and siossy appearance. Many certi6-
Gates to It's virtues mighI be gwen, but the pro-
prletor Is satisfied that II viii recommend itself
only needs Ia trial To make for Itself ne o.
utation hitherto uneauailed b, any similar pre-
paraton Let every one, whose hair in falling oar
call ana procure q eo,tie. Give IL fair trial. A
siagle bot le w,ll prove its qualities. Msnufac.
tared ana sold oy JAN. r DUVAL, DroggIst,
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CT. NICHOLAS SALOON,
- MAIN STREET, NEXT
DOOR TO THE EXCHANGE f BANK, AND UP-
las Saloon Is constantly supplied with the choicest
french and American Candies, Fruits, Nuts, &c {,
manu- factory of Double Refined Candies Coun,
Try merchants are invited to examine the large
and well selected stock before purchasing else
where. ANDREW ANIONI
Manufacturer of Double Refined Candies,
and IleaIer in Nufs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-06

COUNT CAvoUR AND THE MoRTARA CASE
The Secretary OF the Universal Israelitish AL
lance, of London, has received the following
letter from Count Cavour:
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GENTS FIR ENCH CALF EWED BOOTE.
NJ hfst class goods. $S per pair; 6eat's FTenoR
Calf Congress Galtexs, best make, O. per "a n.
Gaiters. 50 pair; Gcats SCOTCH Bottom Creoles.
~ per gasr' Gents French Calf sswsa Oxic,d
Ties, $50 pair. Inc above are Of our own
goods IN tho : 81. MARCUS HARMS BRO
go Next to American Hotel q sa
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- TO 1IERCHANTS.-Thea advertiser
80 IS IN want OF permanent employment
BOUh hEEPER In some good house. In the
meanwhile, would like to accept engagement to
wTite up and adjust the books Of any gentlemen
WHO may need such service.
Refers 10 MessTs. Massie Il Peasants, the
hessis. Walker, tobacco merchants, and MessIs
Quaries Sons, Broad street.
oc it I'm w. Il. MITCHELL.
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m Baths, Baths, Baths.

M Baths, Baths, Baths.
HOr, COLD AND SHOWER BATHS,
can be mad daily, from O'Clock A. Nj until 10 p.
NJ at the American Hair Cutting Shaving, Sham
cooning and Bathing Saloon, under the American
Hotel entrance on llth street, Single Bath rs cts
sr i've ticksts for 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-06

4 LOIhiN6 Al w MOL ESAs e.-Ia ma a.
~ partment We are now prepared To whow mer.
chants stock OF Fall Clothing which, in extent,
variety OF styles ana superiority of Workmanship,
ern market We have taken special pains in tho
manuiaeture OF tins stock. and We hatter our
oi goods, together with an experience Of more
than twenty Years in the trade of Virginia North
Caroiina and Tennessee. enables us TO offer the
greatest tnducements IN stock, styles and prices.
Every garment is of eur own manufacture, and
warranted TO ht and wear we'll.
KEEN, BALDWIN & WILLIAMS,
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WAGNER, DkUGtilSr AND ArUrnE-
CAhI keeps on hand general a.d well
III s3t'sd e stock Of DRUGS. MEDICINES. PAINTS,
Sst, UaLS, VANISH. BRUShES, GLASS. PUTTY.
rrIIs9t e9R and WINES; Imported and Domestic
RB..NE1nhnn; Turksh and American SMOKING To-
BRn.CO; Hair, Tooth, Nail, Cloth and Shoe
SIiofhe Ha.r Oils and fine Extracts. The best
aar.c'e oi COAL OIL, aud BURNING FLUID al
"a1t on hand. C0R.6rH AND BROAD SITS.
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1Sf0 AND ls6I.-fALL AND WINTER

ISHII AND Isbl.-FALL AND WINTEk
LFes' GLQrHlNG, AT SIMPSON Mil
fn;le I'VE and prlce 0vsrcoats. Business Goats and
,mss. ess gas French. English and Amencan Cas-
Pprn'os ants Cashmere, Silk aud Velvet Vests;
T'a. mug foods, every sti le and price Cravats,
shI,tts sc.rts. Gloves, Half Hose, &c; Wooilen
man SsL ana Drawers, and everything that gentle
Ma,p So, e5cep' hats and Shoes Can at ils
ler's eet' Richmond, opposite Mitchell y
''' O. and get supplied SIMPSON l. MILLER,
llq Main ,eat
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CODA.-sOo kegs s. G soda. Ensiish, ior ssis b.
~ DOVE Co, Drufgisls

VARNisaEs-coaeh. Y cspal. Black. Asphal-
DOVE 4 Co., Druggists.
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-. CurpING AND LEECHINa-

g- CUPPING AND LEECHING.-
ES Mrs, WOOLHUUSE, over Sam Suther-
ispd' Gun Store, lS2 Main street, Richmond, will
ws,t on all those requiring her services.
81 Constantly receiving, per steamers, fresh
sa All orders for LEECHES carefully packed
sad sent by Express to all parts of the State.
\ B-A new style of LADIES BANDAGES.
that are much liked, made to order.
An 2l-Sm
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sHoCkOE HILL GENERAL

q. W. II. TYLER,
Osfs On Marshall, ttttcsea SixtA and Ssrenth
Streets,
,rt.nues 70 RENT OF l. HOUSES, HIRE OUT
SEGROES, SELL REAL ESTATE, SELL Ne
GRukS, and act as GENERAL AGENT. He
rsiurns his thasks for the liberal patronage be-
stowe d upon hlm for three years past. Sc sem
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-06

A John w GarIick,
AP0THECARY AND DRUG6IsT,
Market Place. Franklin ST..
Keeps constaEtly hnnd a large supply of
Pkhuufsd Pkufnd KMEkaslSEs KEkasilNSEEs PApsTrsT tbRHfksHEs bHfkHHEEsg
HAIK BRUSHES, CLOTH BRUSHES. TOILET
ARTICLES, PERFUMERY, FANCY GOODS,
&C., &c. -lll ~ -
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rpSc,.Ss GRiSW9l.D 4 GRisWOLD,
\ ATTORNEYS AT Law,
RICHMOND, VA,
win rrsctice in all tae Courts OF the city of
ptnbmond an IN the counties OF Henrico and
EEsnnvsr and in the Circuit Courts of Essex and
E'nE and Queen counties.
~ Oiioe on Ross street, two doors from Rich
uond House. ....---- seeSm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-06

M To nj d icaI students .Dissee ting
CASES Of various sty les and prices for sale very
cheap at EDWARD 4. RoBINS0N'S,
10 ~2nf &th and Franklin sts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-06

NEW CLOTHING.-Ws have lust rsoetvsd
~ = large stock of superior READY Ma DE
CLOTHING, suited To this and the approachln ng
season, made Of the best materials and latest
styles, which We warrant equal TO any sold. Call
and examlne our stock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-06

iUS MAIN street.
IiU. FALL TRADE. 110
alc v RI ER, ,HALsEY L. co Manufacturers of,
tad PiTHyireAaie and hetaii Dealers in. CLOTHING
kleamaaEE HSiSHING GOODS, ITO Main st.,
sintst ~ va are now opening for the Fali and
cL Or q faae, larse and desirable stock OF
Which VI n N and FURNISHING GOODS, 10
invite the public attention..
ShAFER, HALSE1 & CO,
Richmond. Va.
"A sb,. N. w. POWERS DRUG STORE,
ssectsSs ans az others win always find we'll
tass oock u Instruments, Me fical Saddle
lohs tsbpaosed Tfu sses, Pharmaceutical PrepaTa-
10 fri e'allehls, and every thing generally kept
Ssisss DruE Store
oSi ABOVE ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
Corner Main aud 18th streets
tha hOBiS CO.'S CUGNAC.-We are
old and hts this city for the sale of the above
nov iS = 81 81 Enosn brand of BRANDY, and have
ias tLs a43toai Mouse store lnyolee, coniprIs-
kantIy ~ 'iht@BeA of l84s and 1855. We will oon-
soriaton pP1ed with the artlcle Of our own iGi-
Eie aad ana the trade can rely on obtaining the
ssi0iae article from us. sF
1so,sz-yz a. q. b DAvEkPokT
D,as,ihAMPToN BACON. : We have nov
Colsuma' wv pounds superior Virginia Bacon.-
would do well To give Us q Gall.
MINIS Il CO.,
W aaa Main streets.
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The Abingdon Virginian says:

Owing to the heavy fall of rain on Sunday
night and throughout the day on Monday,
heavy slide occurred near Max Meadows, and
two bridges were swept away on Peak Greek.
Consequently we have had no through mail
since Monday morning. We cannot learn full
particulars of the damage, as portion of the
telegraph line has shared the fate of the
bridges. All the waters in Southwestern Vir-
gnia are said to have been higher than for
years. and great damage has been done to
mills, fences and to corn crops on the bottoms.
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k ~s<S THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
w(4 STOCKHOLDERS OF The WHITE
SULPHUR SPRINGS COMPANY will take place
a. the Exchange Hotel, Richmond, " EDN ES
DAY, ,7th November, 1860.
Ocl5-td E. WARREN. Sec'y.
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oc Lo-td b. w AIKEN. Sec'y.
x FOR THE PURPOSE OF FA-
S~~lA ClLIrATlNG TIL HETRADE Z OF this city +,
fToR and alter this date, We, the undersigned, Will
feqaiTe paper pay able to the order of purchasers
Tor al goods sold at auction on credit.
EDMOND, DAV EXPORT & CO..
CRENSHAW Il co,
DUNLOP, M0NCURE & CO.,
CHAS. I. WORKMAN & co.
Richmond, Va October IL. lesSu. 0c Pts
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-14
Neu Orleans 9ailp Crescent.
GENERAL ERWs SUMMARY ~ 3. mn M.I mi,
From Northern sssr,eo.


From the Victoria Rifle Of The I'm n1t tbs
Brownsville Flag translates the following intelli.
gence:
We have received the Rifle Of the 11th from VIE.
tora and from 1t we CLEAN the latest iteIns Of Mey
lean news In that quarter.
Gen. Carvajal left that city on the 9Th instant
with two hundred riaemen ID aid Of the reserve,
which had retreated toward lula, with the design
Of interceptng the reactionares from San Luis. on
thatroute. The last Of Caryajal,s Brigade uarcbod
from Victoria on the 10th inst In the same direc-
ton and with much enthusiasm.
The army Of reserve having advanced toward
San Luis, were met by veIez and other chiefs,
with two thousand men and two pieces Of artillery
which caused them to retreat toward Tula. They
had some fighting, but preserved good order.
Carvajal will render them timely aid.
Gov. 0rtega Is in the State OF San Luis with
three thousand men, fourteen pieces OF artillery
and two hundred loads of military stores He has
given official notice of his presence to Gen. Cara,
that they may combine their forces, and march
upon San Luis.
Hinojosa and Quiroga have gone into the interior
with more than thousand men.
Senior Olyera, Caryajal's Secretary, and associ-
ate editor of the Rifle, had said in one of his arti-
Giles that the bullets Of despots do not kill and
now he has gone to prove he does not fear them
The Ayuntamiento Of Victoria have adopted
measures to procure supply Of corn, and to pre-
vent the present scarcity of the article They re-
commend to several other municipalities similar
provisions.
SILVER OF THE CHURcH.-The Proqreso of the
18th inst, in letter from the City Of Mexico says
At O'Clock this morning saw taken from the
Sacristia Of the Cathedral more than thirty pieces
Of silver, many Of them Of great weight, they were
thrown into cart and marched off through the
street Of Relejo to the mint, under the custody Of
the Prebendary Garata. They told me they were
going to be converted into dollars for the war.
The Church always violates its own doctrine. 1t
is always complicated in civil war! These false
Apostles will soon receive their reward
ZAcATECAs.-The Chief in command writes to
the Secretary Of War, under date of the 4th inst
that he had taken his position at the distance Of
thirty leagues from Zacatecas for the purpose Of
observing the enemy, and attacking him either in
that piazza or at that Of San Luis, as may be most
convenient.