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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1860-11-14

REJOICING IN SoUru-C ARoL1NA.-The Charleston
Mercury of the 9th says:
There was great excitement in the ne;ghborhood
of the several Newspaper Offices and the Telegraph
Office, on Tuesday night last-a large number of
enthusiastic gentlemen having congregated anxious
ly awaiting the result Of the Presidential election
The first despatch received was that Connecticut
had gone for Lincoln by several thousand majority
The next stated that North Carolina was considered
certain for Breckenridge. These were soon followed
by brief despatch, which, however, contained the
desired Information The Agent of the Association
Press telegraphed that Lincolns certain
and that triAing details were unnecessary. Upon
the announcement of this news at the Mercury Office,
which appeared to be the headquarters for informa-
ton, the crowd gave expression to their feelings
by long and continued cheering for Southern Con-
federacy. The greatest excitement prevailed, and
the news spread with lighting rapidity over the
CITY,"
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7Re Palmetto Flaq Hoisted /!

s CHARLESTON, s. c., Nov. s.-The bark james
Gray, owned by the Cushings, of Boston, New
buryport p lying at our wharves under instructions
from her owners hoisted the Palmetto Flag to-day
and fred salute Of IL guns!
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Presidential Election.

The whole number of Electors of President, equal
to the members of both houses Of Congress- is 303,
of whom 1872 are majority. The following are al.
ready ascertained if not SO, nearly entirely
free from doubt:
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NOTICE.
M-.lm.,i

II will be made to the next General Assembly Of North.
Carolina to amend the act Of Incorporation Of 81 Johns
College and also for the passage Of act authorizing tho
Masonic Grand Lodge Of the State Of EorthCarnna Of
the Trustees of said College, to issue Bonds for the par.
pose of raising funds to enclose the same. y
November Is, 1861 SIS 46Awimes .
~ Register please copy. ~ ~ AsGssl5pi
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"A Legislature Of North-Carolina. by the citizeos of
Rockingham and vicinity, (Rchmond county, for the pas
sage law prevent the sale Of sprtuous LIQUORS with.
in two miles Of the Courthouse s3sf9 y 5Fls
November l3, 1860 ia ol-.1sn.ss
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o.s. TROOPS AT FAYErrEvILLE-Maj. Anderson's
~'mpany D. I'd artillery, now at Fort Hamilton,
view York, has been ordered to proceed Immediately
FAYETTEVILLE, N c., and take post at the u s. Ar
'snal There are eighty men in the company.
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NEWSPAPER FOR SALE.

I'm PURSUANCE OF A DEED OF TRUST EXECUT.
u ed to me by A. Banks for certain purposes therein
mentioned will sell Al public auction the 2sh N0yem.
ber not previously disposed Of the entire establishment
known as the s. y 5..
+ COURIER PRINTING OFFICE 800
The Office is complete with both Newspaper and Job
Press aud Type for an kind job work The presses type
and fixtures all nearly and any person wishing
90 into business this Is rare opportunity to do so
Any person wishing to purchase might make very safis-
factory arrangements by calling before SALE
will be made satisfactory.
ALEX. JOHNSON, Jr., Trustee.
Nov. 2. 1850. 4s-2t
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NORFOLK MARKET.

REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOB THE n. o. "srAxDARD. -
BIZ M'PHEETERS GHlSELIN, -
Wholesale Grocsrs Forwardina Chnisson Xerehosls.
NovEnBzR 10, 1850.
COTTON-The market is Inactive owing to the difficult
ty of procuring freight and the unsettled state Of
litica .a!rs The stock market yesterday from,
1000 $500 bulcs and we heard of sales of only Is 70
100 bales at for mddling To-day the receipts ars
1400 bales, and the sales about 200 bales based IKE
for midding Lots of good to strict middiug are offered
to-day at 1870 without finding buyers. =.
FLOURThe stock is light and transactions limited.
with no shipping demond. We quote y. F. ts@6H; Ex
$6L@6A; Family s7@7I. :
DRIED FRUIT-Appes are dull and lower We note
sales low s0c. for good lots, while strictly prime are
hard to sell s5@sc Peeled Peaches in good de-
mand at tass4@4, and unpeeled *2@2H.
NAVAL STORES-Spts Tnrpt. sS@Ssc Common Ro-
nominal at 81 25@l 80. Tar 81.
LlME-There have been sales aoat for several days.
We quote Thomaston from store at so@s5c W. c. u rs
@$l5e. ses
GUANO-Peruvan is in good supply at $5s per ton. &
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The VoTE OF NORTH CAROLINA.-Our table pub
lished to-day contains returns from 30 Counties.
These give Breckenridge about 5000 majority over
Bell If the remaining 81 Counties have voted as
they did in August, the majority for Breckenridge
will be about 5000. 1t will probably, however, fall
below 5000.
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CHARLESTON, Nov. 9.-The United States troops
were moving arms and ammunition to the Fort,
when prevented by the Washington Guards and
Citadel Cadets coming out They passed the Ker-
curry Office with three cheers for secession.
Trouble between the United States troops and
Militia of Charleston is anticipated.
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~ We publish to-day mass of news, showing
~ mighty excited state of the public mind in South
tS'0lna and Georgia. We have no intelligence
0' mississippi, Alabama, Florida, or Texas. South
Buchanan do? - /.
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FOR BRECKENRIDGE.

For Douglas, New Jersey 8 for Bell, New Jersey
9, that State having voted for the fusion ticket.
Kentucky and Tennessee - votes each, are doubt
full between Breckenridge and Bell, though the pro-
liability is they have gone for Bell.
Missouri has probably gone for Douglas.
California, votes, and Oregon, votes, are in
doubt between Breckenridge, Douglas, and Lincoln
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OFFICIAL.
DeP.srtlsent q I! STATE, 8

Department or State, ~ 80
WAsHSerox. Nov. ., 1850 -,
Information has been received at this Department 46
E. ]. Mahett Esq, the United States Consul Osesi g
Florence, of the death, the l4th October IL Ni ~
riet Ludlow Of New Yor. but more recently, fsaslt
of Raleigh North. Carolina. !, - e
November Is. 1860. - {t,tl.@ ~ si.ASk. ~
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More of the Secession Enror.

CHARLESTON, Now ga large body Of citizens
called on the resgning federal officers last night anG
greeted them with cheering demonstrations. The
ex-of6cials returned thanks in spirited addresses.
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UNIVERSITY Of NORTH CAROLINA.
U0HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE BOARD or
Trustees of the University will be held at the Ere
Office in this City, Monday srd day Of December
next CHAS. MANLY, Sec'y..
Raleigh Nov. 10, 1860. 9l-td.
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neoro;o Ref,s.. In Ele.t n .Seonto,

Georgia Refuses to Elect Senator.
MnLlDGEvILLE, GA, Nov. 9-The Senate refused
to-day to 60 into an election for United States Sena
tor, to succeed Mr. Iverson. The majority against
the proposition was very large
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Especial Despatch to the Charlotte Bulletin.
Resignatioa of Senator Chesnut.

HeSagndtt0n q OeHdt0f CNeSNUE
COLUMBIA, S. c., Nov. 1O.-The Hon. Jas. Ches-
nut, U. S. Senator, representing South. Carolina,
sent in his resignation to-day, and it was read in the
House. Great excitement prevails.
Senator Toombs, Of Georgia, has also sent in his
resignation to the Legislature Of Georgia. He de-
clares himself in favor of immediate secession.
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Ocer Sir Hundred Minute Men Enrolled Co..
Wise Elected Commander-in- Chief

NORFOLK, Nov. S-Over six hundred Minute Men
have been enrolled in this city and Portsmouth al.
ready. The number will soon reach one thousand.
Ex-Gov Wise has been elected COMMANDMENT.
Chief Of large body of Minute Men in Princess
Anne l t,s srt ...+f ,..--
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INsuRREcT1oN-An insurrectionary plot was dis
covered on Tuesday, among the negroes on the
plantations Of W. c. Cleave!and, Harp, Simmons
Davidson, johnson, and others in Crawford county
A. v. Dreer, and Cullin Davidson, from Pa, the
latter school teacher were the ringleaders They
have been arrested, and with forty negroes are in
jail-Augusta (Ga.) Dispatch, Nov. Q.
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Ns srA1r sr0cks.-Tennessse per cents sold in
son'; .ork on Friday at se4 Virginia at $751; Mis-
''u'' AZ 70a, and North. Carolin. at a.
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SPECIAL NOTICE-The STANDARD Is conducted strictly
.oou the CASH system. AU papers are discontinued at the
.rpration Of the time which they haze been pdd. SUD-
,erx sc be notified FOUR WEEKS before their time Is out
6y CROSS their papers; and unless the s""s'ps'o"
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SILVER WARE.

cn Ssn .nd IA n"h, ~ A"H'
i Prossrv ,se and I Sps.. S s,oe.
Snrsr S;f.ors + Gr,,,h $500
psr.
Ice Cre. m + Pie Kr;v.. :.
Butter and C.te Kniyss
Ch;idren's hive. = ror(.
Card Csse. 4 psnn.r Ro-ss,
Fr,,;t .nS p;ctls kn;,.s
Tahis and De-. r 1 anoc,,.
Thimbles and !Tes spoons,
Soup and Cream Ladies'
Gravy 4 Mustard Spoons.
Rencils and Pens. :.
SpectabIes, dc. ~
Table and and I De.e.t K.i,... /.
po.L.t .na p..,h.;... 4
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~ Lincoln, it is said, is prevented from ma
king any conciatory advances to the Southern States
by the fear that the black Republican Electors Of
the New England States would not vote for him if
he were to do so.
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NEW WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER AND
PLATED WARE. -,
GOLD.

GOLD.
Gentlemens' Levers,
Ladies' Levers,
Silver Levers,
Ladies' Watch Chains,
Vest and Neck Chains,
Sets of Breast Pins and Ear
Rings,
Bracelets and Breast Pins.
Ear and Finger Rings,
Cuff and Shirt Buttons,
Collar and Sleeve Buttons,
Belt Buckles.
ArmIetts and Pencils,
Spectacles and Thimbles,
Cruises and Snaps.
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FAYETfEYnIE NARKEF.


5fd: f2s Notsssis 10 1850. Z
The recepts Of Prodnes have been vssy Isbs - ss
ness has been dull We have bus fe ehAue u note in
prices Flour has advanced. spsiss - -
WILMINGTON MAsxE1.
Ne.rsssH 10 lesg.
TURPENTINE- Further sales yesterday - Nobb.ssie
g e5 for yellow dip q 80 for virgin and 81 % r as
hard, per $50 lbs This morning 800 bbs se.s = sss
SPTs TURPT -Market quiet No sales. 7te'ss g;
TAR-Sales this morning Of 50 bbis at q 20 pr ~
FISH-50 bbls. Mullets changed hands this morsss 81
PEA RUT s this morning Of lis bashels, =
No sales in other articles that We have heard raA
NEwBERN MARKET. g *
Yesterday was very Indictment day. and taussstioos in
hear of transaction, and buyers demanding
duction. ss' = 't1 a5sEs z Ifeiss: { =.
TURPEE4INE !. quoted at y 70 Pc. DBL. &. $
COTTON-Wc note sales Of two small lots 1t 90 900 Z
Is. Market inacise-Prcgress.
PETERSBURG MARKET. . ~ !,
REPORTED BIZ n. n. nAa1u, sRoraER 4 Co.
NovEnsRR 10, 1884,
GUANO-There is q supply a tbis article NOW ID dc
market, and several vessels on the wharf, ~ {
WHEAT-The market is very dusl; I'ins rsa and white
COSN0O,d .sc; new 60. s3 .tg. : :.
COTTON-The market is dull and prices hsss sttledo
for good lots round, at which sales were De to-day
TOBACCO-Ths breaks during the week h:ve hes. ssys
and common leaf For the latter sorts prices sre
" low Sales Of little good to nearly fine lsafat
SsGSl0 We quote poor to common Tugs $llf@S2H mid
ding to good at tsA@s4; poor to common e.f es9SS;
middling to fair $e@t7f; good TO very good $S@$!9
large portion of what opening s unsoand and % re-
marked above, such is selling very low.
SUGAR-ls in fair demand, with an advance OF II 10
x cents
CLOVER SEED-$7@7x. nv 4
COFFEE-Market weak and prices are about Jzc lower
ROBINSON'S GUANO-This article is worth $50.
PRODUCE-Tiere is no change to note since our laae
report. r. 4s
GROCERIES-The market for Sugar, Coffee and Bacon
is very active at the advance reported.
BACON-The market is stiff an prices hare advanced
say cent.-Erpress.
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PLATED WARE.

fLAIED w AK Es
Ice Pitchers and Spoons,
CastOrs and Walters,
Cake Baskets and Forks,
Preserve and Butter Stands,
Table and Desert Knives,
Oyster and Sugar Ladies,
Butter and Fruit Hives,
Fish and Pie Knives,
Salt Sellers,
Candle Sticks,
Molasses Mugs,
Tea Setts-5 pieces,
Spectacles.
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The Vote in Virginia.

ALEXANDRIA, Nov. 9.-The Gazette sums up the
returns from 106 counties, and the result is that
Bell gains 2,544 over Goggin, and Breckenridge
$40 over Letcher.
[Clear gain for Bell according to this count 1924
Lefcher's majority was $500. There are l57 coun-
ties in this State and five cities. EDS. EXPRESS.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS, =: s.. :
WiIminEton, N. C., A !, ~ - s., &,
MILL GIVE SPECIAL AToENTION TO AL J.
w consignments of II - slss-ts.5
Cotton, Naval Store., Flour, Baceas
Timber, &C., &C.,
and other country produce either for sae or shipnent
Ny Wharf and Warehouses being conveniently h<S1e6
for She reception Of produce either BY Raiioad a. SS
Lime, Plaster, Cement, Hair,. Asc.s ,sg;i@
- s Refers to {. Il. Al NAYXoR. sSF;ssi
'''' ''- p' II j6HS S D7%soN Z 80 3 /.
President Wilmington Brsnch Bank II n. II " ~
Cashier Bal, Rsleigh Branch Bank Of Caps Fear.
NEaE PROSPECTUS sat,Hsaai
TAR RIVER DEnOcxAr. go sa,a-
IN THE FIRST or JANUARY, iJSsL IN II =
Printing Press, aud edit weekly Newspspes sh1i
above name and style Of The TAR RIvkR DENOCnAIf
which shall be, far party p6iities an
Democratic papers but the Opp6sifisa psfy sSa ksss
fair chance in any respsetfui 4
franklin may desire and ~ other spasssos a. ~ enet
try wishing to hear ft he town 81 LjpisSu - ~.
three hundred persons subsibS II tH 5a5S 6st
his paper VIII safeiybe sfstted On N - u
AFORESAID This paper il in TIE ~ lii b dsvoGs
to Southern interests aud psiaeiplja go.
ADDRESS Up. ahARxbs. sgiiispsa ss,s
EpaiuR AED Pkossn6SNA "a ~
frankin Co., Nov. Il, 1850. H.
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The receipts Of Produces have been very Eight md bs
ness has been dull We have bus fW changes - note u
prices. Flour has advanced. Spts - -
clned--Cdr. sai 1sais5-f 7sa- e ltss.sss
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~ It is stated that Bell has carried Missouri
by from 5000 to 1000, and also Tennessee by .
plurality Of 1000 votes.
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- The North Carolina Educational State AS

sYe The North Carolina Educational State As
ISOLATION met at Wilmington yesterday. The Rev.
c. H. Wiley, Superintendent Of Common Schools,
and Maj. D. Hil Of the N. C. Military Academy,
Charlotte, passed through this place on Monday on
their way to attend the Convention. We learn that
W. j. Palmer, ESQ.,, the Principal of N. G. Institu-
ton for the Deaf and Dumb and Blind, left yes
terday also to attend the Convention. We very
much regret that it was not in our power to be
present at this annual Convocation Of the friends Of
education We trust that the best results may flow
from the deliberations of the Association.
Run ON THE SOUTH CAROLINA BANKs.-A bill has
been reported in the Legislature of SouthC Carolina
postponing the operation of the act requiring the
Banks to have one-thrd of gold and silver in their
vaults for twothirds of their issue. The bill was
unanimously adopted. The necessity for prompt
action to relieve the Banks was strongly urged.
Expresses were daily bringing in bills from sur
rounding States, and other demands for specie were
constantly made. These are some of the fruits Of
incipient secession.
AZ We had the pleasure of seeing Walter F.
Leake ESQ.,, of Richmond, in this City, on Monday,
on his way to Fayetteville where he is to deliver
the annual address before the Agricultural Society
of Cumberland. .- s.-..
r
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NOTICE.

Raleigh, N. c., Nov. 10, 1860. 81
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STATES FOR LING

free from doubt:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-23

THE WHEAT CROP IN INDIANA.-The indianapolis Jour.
nal saws The reports OF the wheat crop the past week
are about as Diverse but decided than the week
before. In some quarters of the State the prospect is
bad but both the bad and good more positively
serted than before. Wheat only "scky looking" at
the start but has in become hopeessly ruin.
ed and farmers blowing up the fields for corn while
in other cases the rain has saved what in DANGER
and greatly improved all the rest. Taking the reports
from all parts OF the State together think that they
were better than last week.
In Parke county, the Republican says the damage
there by the drought and freezing out has been ovees
mated and while some fields have been entirely destroy
ed the best farmers think the indications favor
able as they were last year Late wheat and that
on uplands and clay soils generally looks worst drill
ed" uniformly good On the other hand the Owen jour
a SAYS that many fields in that county utterly de-
troye that the farmers blowing them up and smi-
lar rsports come from several OF the lower counti,s
THE WHEAT CROP IN OHo.-Farmers from all parts OF
the country assure Us that it is impossible with the
most favorable weather from now till harvest, for the
wheat crop to come up the average. The late rains
have revived it considerably but great deal has been
so badly killed. that " making anything like crop is
impossible We dislike to 'croak' much anybody,
but there seems to be escaping the above facts except
by shutting our ears and eyes to them-IeHid (Oo.)
N,,rs
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RICHMOND WHIG.


WHAT THE GOSSiPS SAY OF THE CHANCES-EF-
FORTS OF DOUGLAS FRIENDS-INTENTlONSl IN
REGARD TO HUNrER-THE PRESIDENT De
CLlNES A RENOHINATlON.
CHARLrsIov April 10, 1850.
Delegates and outsiders arriving by the thousand,
and ali Is hustle and excitement.
Douglas has the largest outside PRESSURE and his rerds
talk confidently but this confidence is believed to be at
iected
1t is believed Hunter will have nearly the combined
Of the South but attempts to predict the
final result. Hunters friends the nomination first
aud platform afterwards; but the Convention will not
stand this The platform will be constructed ani the
didate placed upon it.
Both delegations IRON New York arrived this evening
Mayor Wood marsbals his forces The sols are marshal
ed present by Croswen Corning and Jewet The latter
perfectly sanglne of their admission the
cuou of Woods delegates They have stocked the cards
The Chairman has il is sd issued tickets of admission
the sos aud has refused them Woods delegation.
This viii produce trouble for it in direct violation of
understanding between Mr.. Smay, the Chairman aud
Mayor Wood
Mr. Boeock of Virginia will it is understood, be per-
maneut Chairman Of the Convention. lie is strong
Hunter man.
President Buchanan has written letter, which il now
in the hands OF delegate from Pennsylvania positively
and pcicmporly declining the o: his name for re-
nomination..
D0ngas friends circulating report that the letter
contains fling the Little Giant y but there is not a
word Of truth in il.
On Saturday quite number of Northern delegates
NEE. TO confer in regard TO the they intend TO
pursue
Pennsylvania and New York will vote as a unit.
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Eye1lIOND FsABE CLOTHING,
\. =. y. =. =, - Il. 4 L. ~ q. I ] L 4. :.

FEHS subscriber h-s been manufacturing Clothing In The >qa
city of kDaoll twenty ears, ar- has at this M
,le from iI hands Ga lis employment, and will Ia -
ttc month make large additions 60 that LII
h-- Having taken the story his especially for
tttura- purposes h Is dtcruG 90 make article In the
corg 1e tl. -l.u compare i'm every respect, with cotiiag
i1 N1her. c.s ami L- asks the patronage Of his old
',-ni and l- n-bc ally, 81 T OF the fact that De Civ
crpoyea in i % large number OF mechanics and
wo-hg females otherwise suffer for the necessaries o!
e Helms the best of cl and materials not TO be
cd hy amy house in '- country.
Maryland y-saia Clriaas and Georgia Cassimcres and
rFr-ds or o Je AMI coors Strictly Southern MaIufac
House stslel by personal Inspection OF not
ehat h intends debut VIA, h M been doing 'or
p y SPENCE, Clothier and Tailor
rrh2 Corn Nsin ami ISth sta Richmond We.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-23
NEW CLOrHING.

nARRACOrT, HARRIS co, have In and will continue
II o. receive by weekly arrivals from nanuitc'ory o o
ac ages ant best assorted stocks OF Clothing have ever OF
re having been manufactured by ourselves OF The very test
materials and la the lat fashionable STYLES, We ehn
Tor quality ht aud price, recommend them not being
Oar stock of children and boys clothing Is large ana complete
contracting all k anj qualities suitable for boys nom three 10
lt clt Also, large gents furnishing goods OF
description and quality, which viii be sold as low As they
can BE- had o anY other house call is respectfully solicited
alsi DARRAO0Tr HARRIS 90.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-23
Large and attractive supply Of
Spring SUuIIER DuY GOODS
BRE.ED DEN q EON.

BROAD STREET
AVE been opening during the past weeks and nov
IL preplr,tt' o1.r, complete ass'rmvGt Of
STArLE And FANCY GOODS.
Thew WUulI ctu particular attention 90 mAly large lots of FOR
,. Good, vh,h au be- ao prices much lower than those "
seasons. We mention fcs only % the attractive
art,lss.
English EEREGES. iD Immense variety
English and French hERk6t ROBES,
1tu Iu NuLANTS,
very barge assortment otStLHS o. every variety Of style st
sl t. uar ..l.- below thc cost 90 Importation.
tIeurI pointed JACoNElS aud ORGANpltS
TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS of ever, Jessrpuo n.
Srr,u- rtLAINt> and tuALLItS.
Fr-uc 1is fOULALD SILKS entirely and hand-
designs.
Our sross Of u,ss STAPLE GOODS has inevsr
extensive
NEGku tLGrItNG. of every Grade.
u ulcd would ,ii the special attention ~
ts uf Virginia aui Grnr1 PLAN i3d
Striped uSNABCBGS. large ya-ty % other articles of
souiae-u manufacture. BGfEDEN 2 FOX.
rull4 2it Broad Street