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WILMINGTON AND

WILMINGTON AND WELDON IN. o. RAIL
RoAD.-The gross receipts of this road, for the
year ending S0th September, 1860, have beeY
$780, 2095o. being an increase of 81, ,654 50 ovef
the receip,s of the year ending Septemb5r
road, has been 1888, 7l4.93, leaving S2i6, 81
as the nett income. The COST OF operaung/the
road has been swelled above that OF last year
by the necessity of purchasing additional To-
comotives and rolling stock.
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DIVORCE Law OF CALIFoRNIA.-Iu a recent
case the Supreme Court of California have de-
cided that there is no authority in the Court
to impose any res traint upon a second mar
riage where the dissolu ton from the bonds OF
matrimony is adjudged. With the dissolu-
ton the obligations arising from the marriage
are completely discharged, and the parties
stand in the same position as though such
marriage had never been contracted. The
cases where restraint upon second marriage
Is permitted have arisen upon express statutes
authorizing its imposition upon the guilty
party.
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aESTAURANTS.
WASHING TON SALOON.

WASHING TON SALOON.
NuI TINS beautiful Saloon, located on the
NJ corner nf Main and 18th streets. in the
building formerly occupied 10y Nj
9'ook Peasants, will be opened ThIS MORNING
ior tae accommodation Of the public, where will
ts found a choice selection OF WINES. LlQ UORS
and CIGARS; also. very fine Philadelphia AL +,
% draught Visitors to this Saloon may rest as
sgred that all articles furnished will be found as
represented by SAM'L A. RAlNEY.
noe .ts of Washington city.
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APPOINTMENT By THE PREsIDENr.-Sam'l
M. Wolfe, of Virginia, has been appointed
Consul of the United States at Naylgator'a
Island
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1as -s.-Nons of the Courts were in ses-
sion yesterday. The few subjects in the Gus
tody Of the police were disposed of at the
watch house early in the morning
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NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.-The weekly
statement OF the New York city banks shows
an increase of 81 ,s72 900 in loans decrease OF
S6l9 600 in specie aud an increase OF S3u6, 900
in Circulation, and S6l4, 900 in deposits.
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OUISJ. BOSSIEUX,
- Manufacturer of Double Refined
STEAM CANDIES,
And Wholesale Dealer in
DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN FRUITS,
FRENCH CANDLES, CIGARS,
TOBACCO, &c. &c.
THE BEST GOODS,
THE CHEAPEST GOODS,
THE LARGEST STOCK,
Can always 5s found at the
FlVt-SFORY BUILDING,
No. 80 Main st., opposite Richardson 4 Co,
Richmond, Va
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Company G.-Cart. Gordon's company, on
Church Hill, which now numbers sixty.five
men, has in course of construction an armory
ana drill-room, at the corner of 2Sth and N
streeta. The lot was presented to the corps by
Quartermaster Miles, and the building was
commenced without unnecessary delay. It.is
96 feet in length by As in width, and has
meetIng-room attached. The company has in
Cured the responsibility of the enterprise
but we trust the public spirited citizens of
Church Hill will lend a helping hand. No one
will deny that the organization OF an efficient
military corps, like Company g, in that re-
deserves to be encouraged. In its early days
the company may need some aid for the at
tainment of its purposes, and If an applica-
tion should to that end be made to the Coun-
en-, 1t might with great propriety be granted
we believe the citizens would heartily approve
such an act
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DRowNRp.-John Stewart, a corporal In the
marine corps OF the U. 5. sloop Hartford, and
belonging 10 Philadelphia. went on shore at
Snanghas. on the Attn OF July, and when return
ing 10 The Ship tell overboard and was drowned.
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1871 cLorhISd, At 81 slMPsoN fSH 1 MlLa In
Legs, lI9 MAIN STREET,-Clothing of every
styl( and price Overcoats, Business Coats and
DrYss coas; French, English and Ameriean Cas-
slIfere Pants; Cashmere, Silk and Velvet Vests
Furnishing Goods, every sty lie and price CTavats,
Nes, Scarts, Gloves, Halt Hose, &c; Wooen
yhirts and Drawers, and everythin that gentle
man wears, except Hats and Shoes. Call at ll9
fMain street, Richmond, opposite Mitchell Il ty-
ler's, and get supplied SIMPSON & MILLER,
Mar
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MUSIC TEACHIAG.

~, MUSICAL ACCO OMPLISHNENT
tZspr1f. G T. DBCBNIEL is now ready and
Fafers his professional services tn such as
NAY he anxious to obtain q complete and tho rou gh
course Of MUSICAL instruction, as pursued by ali
colsg ate Professors IN Europe. on the H ARP,
PIANO. GUITAR, ORGAN. SINGING. and in
For Card of Terms, Testimonials, &c, apply to
PsoF. DRCRNIEL, at MIS- P. Mayos,
oe 26 2E' 9Th st. hst CLAW and Leigh
MrasFf, af, ctNFSsek q SsoHeEt> LStfUktk SER; AND
11 SINGING MASTER, from England.
AUTHOR of = Kathleen Mavourneen" and 1900
SoHgs-late Musical Edltor OF Godey's Lady's
Book
Respectfully announces 10 the musical commu
7 " of Rlchmond that he will devote few hours
daily IN pupils, IN tending to form their voices op
the European schools.
Terms and Circulars to be had at the Music
Stores. oc 9-lm*
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LOCAL MATTER4.

PTesidsntta! Eleefios.--The election yesterday
was attended with considerable excitement
ard the great throngs about the polls attested
the public interest In the result. Yet there
was no serious disturbance in any Quarter
and the day passed of as quietly as could have
been expecte The heavy vote polled shows
that all parties exerted themselves to the ut
most. Much anxiety was manifested to hear
tie news from other sections of the State and
the bulletin boards were surrounded by
crowds throughout the day.
At Henrico Court-House the excitement was
great, and some fights occurred in the after
noon, in which one or two persons were badly
beaten. The vote resulted in a majority Of
more than 300 for Bell, over both Douglas and
Breckenridge.
The Bell party seemed quite sanguine last
evening OF victory in the State, while the
Breckinridge men were no less confident Of
the success Of their candidates
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IMMENSE COUNTRRFRITIHs OPERATION
Arrest Of the Parttes.-James Mclean, Cashier
OF the Boone County Bank Of Lebanon, Ind -,
ley, and j. p. Chapman, connected with the
same Institution, were arrested at IDdianapo-
lis, Ind, on the I'd inst, charged with forgery
ana circulating the money fraudulently is
sued, and were committed to Jail in default of
$4,000 bail each. II is supposed that these
parties have circulated from $300, 900 to $780,
OUO In counterfeit bills of the Boone County
Bank, In Indiana, Iowa, Illinois and Missouri.
Forty-hve thousand dollars in genuine notes
were issued by the Auditor Of the State. The
spurious and genuine notes are from the same
plate, while the Auditors and Registers
Spooner, President of the Bank, made his es-
cape from indianapolis. Saturday. About
SlUU,OOO OF this counterfeit have been received
py the bankers there from CORES spondent is in
the West. Several hundred dollars in spuri-
Gus bills were redeemed at the Bank at Leba-
non on the LIST.
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OVERCUATS! !OyEKCOATs .-Cheap fine
~ aid super6pe, eack and palot, with and
without oapes; Pilot, Beaver and Cloth, made ny
In good sty lie and for sale to suit.
RICH VELVET VESTS-in good taste, double
and single breast, tip top quaiItT.
SHAWLS AND BLANKETS Also, Under
wear for gents use; also, Neck Ties, Scarfs and
Comforts; also shirt Coilars and Drawers; also,
Gloves, Socks and Suspenders; also, Money Belts,
Stocks and Handkercheis. A full assortment and
sold cheap. w. S. TUPMAN, Agent.
lO9 Main street
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THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON AND THE AMERI-
CAN MINIsTER.-The Paris correspondent Of
the New York Times writes that the Ameri-
can Minister to Paris (Mr. Faulkner) was re-
Gently summoned to the palace of st. Cloud to
deliver into the hands of His Majesty the let
ter of recall of the Count de Sartiges as Min
lister at Washington. This ceremony, where
Ministers only are concerned is usually per-
formed with the Minister of Foreign Affairs ;
but the Emperor desired, 10 doubt, show a
special attention on this occasion to the agent
of the United States. In this interview Mr.
Faulkner was retained long time in friendly
conversation with his Majesty, in which the
latter displayed that wonderful general know
ledge of affairs all over the wol Id for which he
is remarkable, and recalled in all its de-
tails, with many expressions OF delight, his
visit 20 the United States. He spoke OF his as
toniShment at the wonderful activity of New
York after arriving from sluggish Europe. He
referred at length TO the war fears of EnglaE d,
and denounced those fears as the greatest ab-
surdIty. He had not now and never had a
thought of provoking war with England
His pride and ambition was to elevate France
to a high position of commercial and agricul-
tural prosperity, and he could best accomplish
this by remaining the friend and ally of Eug.
land. To suppose that he would 60 to war
with England for revenge was small compli-
ment to his statesmanship. The Emperor was
warm in his expressions of friendship to the
people of the u United States, and promised his
good will in the conclusion of a new CONNER
cial treaty.
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3ifhmonh pispattt.
.x c,yaRptN RAMMEaSLEx.

=, rHE DAILY DISPATCH .s served to sab
Gamer AMP 0wese Pee for srh siin. whn.
sIs.saT or S2se for ak mon ths. in advance.
TuE SEMI WEEKLY DISPATCH ,sisspsa
fasslsy ard fTdsii nisb ns sfeq IN ADVANCE
and nailed 90 suhscri' sra at 81 per annurr.
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FALL TRADE.

DAkAFfINE CANDLES These Candies
L are made of Prepared Parafine, a product
from the distliation of coal, having the same
chemical constituents as gas They give flame
clearer and more brilliant; burn ten per cent long
er; are more transparent and beautiful; produce
softer and more agreeable liz ht than the best wax
or sperm, and being harder are particularly suit
able for warm climates. 80 cases of the above for
sale BY l. Il u B DAVENPORT
Must MA kE kOOM for the large an
ul fashionable stock of CLIO THING that bay
ordered, and making. Therefore, ali kinds o
Spring and Summer Clothing will be sold CHEAP
Chsap is the word. All kinds of Furnishing Goods
IRVING HULL, Agent,
81 Main st., corner l4th,
tn palr kyo nfE
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
Polities-Reiigfons Conffrsnns-Cxnna A..

ISLE OF WIGHT 90, VA, Nov. Cd, 1861
Notwithstanding the extreme inclemency Of
the weather, there was a large attendance of
the sovereigns at the great Breckenridge mass
meeting at the Courthouse, on the 3Oth ult
Unfortunately, however, the DISTINGUISHED
speakers who had been announced were de-
TERED by adverse providences from being
preseLt-ex-Gov. Wise by an accident on the
railroad, and Mr.. Leake, we learn, by illness
In his family. The only address on the occa-
sion was by DIR. Rives, of Surry.
The Eastern Virginia "Christian" Con fer
ence is now in session in the adjoining county
OF Nansemond. This Conference is composed
OF churches embraced in the limits of this Con-
gressional district, and represents about 2.5UO
communicates. Though but little known in
many sections, this denomination is one Of
the most numerous in this and adjoining
counties, and has increased rapidly within a
few years past. The organ of the Sou thern
branch Of the denomination is published at
Suffolk, and edited with considerable ability
by Rev. w. B. Wellons. A neat church is now
being erected by them at that place.
Our citizens have recently had the privilege
of hearing the Rev. Mr.. Toy, a recentIy-a
pointed Missionary to Japan. He goes out
under the auspices of the Portsmouth Asso-
citation, and contemplates leaving in a few
weeks. Mr.. Toy is quite young man. Of ex-
tensive literary requirements and eminent
piety.
Our farmers are busily harvesting their
corn crops and preparing for seeding wheat
The corn and potato crops We're, perhaps an
ayerage-in some districts very good in
others, impaired by the drought, &c More
wheat will probably be sown with as than
ever before. RUsTICus.
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+. GOLDSM IT'S. It's Broad ST.,
doors from 6th street
DRY GOODS. DRY gOODA.-Ou1 .iocE ia

DRY GOODS, DRY GOODA.-Our stock is
- now superior to what il has been at any Pc
riOd during the season most OF II bought very re-
ceLtly at prices much lower than they were early
IN the Fall. and We invite call from all in want,
assuring them that we are disposed to sell at the
lowest prices.
In Silks Popllns, Velours. Repps. Printed Nous
lalns. Printed Merlnoes, Plain Merinoes and other
sty les OF Dress Goods. our stock is very fall.
In COaks, Basquines. Shawls 40, we are pre-
paIed to show the best stock have had this sea-
son. Any article of this kind will be made to or.
der by our efficient corps of cloak makers, at short
notice.
in Domestic Goods, as Servants Clothing,
Housexeep Goods. Cloths, Cassimeres, Vest
ings: Carpets, Rugs, Biank kets, &c. &c, We have
full ine all boug ht very low and are dIspOs ed
to sell them cheap. CHlLES & CHENERY.
ERANDOPENlNG OF A LARG L WE'LL.
" SELECTED STOCK OF DRY 8OUDS,
SHAWLS AND CLOAKS-On Monday morning.
October 22d 1860, at NJ. M.MITTELDORFER'S,N No
225 Broad street. l have just received from auc-
ton some of the greatest bargains in DRESS
GOODS that ever offered to the lad les OF this
city, such Silks. PoplIns, b. ocatelles Eelours,
&c, and to which ask the particular attf ntion oil
all In want OF any TO give me call. | have lust
received and will continue daily to receive, all of
the latest sty les of Cl l.OAKS and MANTLES, suoh
as Arabs, Japanese, Zouaves, Bournons, ShNWi-
ettes, &c. The attention of the lar les is again
called to my stock of housekeep pg Goods, OF all
and every descrl lptlon All kinds of Virginia makes
of Cloths, Lnseys, &c. of men and women's
wear. Give he q call before purchasing else
where. M MITTELDORFER
No. 225 Broad street.
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~ DALUSIAN BALM will prevent and cure
chapped hands and lips, and reL der the skin scft
and smooth. 1t is devoid of ell reasy and sticky
substances and is delightful article for the tot
lette. Price 50 cents a bottle. Prepared only by
MEADE & BAKER, PharmaceutIsts,
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TTkNTlON, TMOOf4 ~ . uAli q Ia
"A Vf'6 Dry 0O0ds Store, No u MolA street--
bic for camping purposes. vAicA VIII b cold g o
ow eet pglees.
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DRY GOODS FALL. Isso.-KENT. PAINE
- CO., Importers. Jobbers and ManvlAo-
turers. Nos. l63 and l6o M ain street. Richmond Is
spectfully announce to the me rchants Of VirSS4a
and adIoialng States that they have in store n
magnificent and well assorted stock of FOREIGN
and DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, adapted to, and
specially gotten up for, the Southern trade.
Their stock of Imported Goods was purchased
for CASH, by one of the partners in person, IN tho
leading European markets, during the past sum
mer, were shipped direct to this port, ard COM
prlses An ele ant and complete assortment In all
the departmeL s.
They also prepared with large and com
plete stock of AMERICAN FABRICS, boug ht on
the best terms, embracing every variety; and Of
the best styles. In the CLOTHING DEPART
MENT they are much better prepared than here
toforJ, with a very large and handsome assortment
Of all grades wanted In the trade and on the most
favorable terms.
Having every facility for getting up stock on
the best terms, We conf nfdently ask an examination
Of our goods BY Southern Merchants, to convince
them that more complete and we'll assorted stock.
suitable to their trade, cannot be found in this
country: And to cash aud prompt paying buyers
are determined to offer il at prices that will
compare with those of any market.
A Orders solicited and promptly and faithfully
executed. KENT. PAINE A co.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

TO MERCHANTS.-The advertiser
~ is IN want OF permanent employ ment A.
BOOK KEEPER in some GOOD house. In the
meanwhlie, would Ike to accept sn engaxement 70
who may need such service.
Refers to Messrs. Massie Il Peasants, the
Messrs. Walker. tobacco merchants, and MessIs.
QuaIles Il Sons, Broad street.
oc l6-lm VIII, MITCHELL.
FOR THE PURPOSE OF FA-
~ CIL1TATING THE TRADE of this city !,
from and after this date, we the undersigned, will
REQUIRE paper pay able to the order of purchassrs
for ali goods sold at auction on credit
CRENSHAW & CO,
DUNLOP, M0NCURE CO..
CHAS. I. WORTHAM l. co.
Richmond, Va. October ii, lo60. oc l2-tS
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Further Foreign News.

BY tho Prince Albert, from Galway on the
Esd ult., we have the following items of
foreign news:
The Emperor of Russia, the Emperor of
Austria and the Prince Regent of Prussia
Gortschakoff,C Count Rec hberg and other prom.
ipent Ministers.
Nothing had transpired as to the conferences.
1t is asserted that Russia has positively re-
fused to enter into engagements with Austria
whic might lead to war
Inc Constitutionnela announces that the En-
pefor received an autograph letter from the
GZar Gs OF Russia explaining the nature OF the
warsaw meeting depriving it Of any signifi-
canoe hostile to France.
The Bourse was fiat aud dropping, at 66f.
75c for the rentes
Naples dispatches Of the 2Ist OF October an
nounce that the vote on annexation was then
Deing taken; much enthusiasm existed and
immense crowds had assem- bled at the voting
places All was quiet at the latest dates.
The King of Naples had issued "a protest,
declaring he would consider the voting null
and void.
A Naples dispatch of the 2lst says that G ari-
baidi has officially declared he would lay
Emanuel.
The head of General Cialdini's columns en-
countered and beat a corps of Neapolitans at
lSernia. The General commanding the corps,
taken.
Another dispatch says that Cialdini cap
tured portion of the Neapolitan artillery.
Victor Emanuel arrived at Salona on the
2lst of October.
1t was reported that provisions were be-
ginning to fail at Gaeta
The Piedmontese troops were encamped at
Rieu, ten leagues from Rome
The text of the Prussian dispatch relative
to the invasion of the Papal States Is pub
]ished. 1t Gems ures the action of Sardinia and
rejects Cavour's justification, but does not
threaten any active hostility on the part Of
Prussia.
The Austrian Official, Wsiner Zeitung, pub
fishes reform manifesto from the Emperor.
Many sweeping changes in the constitution
are proposed. Legislative power is only to be
exercised henceforth with the cooperation of
the Provincial Diets. The KerchWatZh Court
of Chancery is restored to Hungary, and other
important concessions are made to that pro-
vince.
Gen. Benedict and Archduke Albert Will
liam have been sent to Italy.
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"a Orders solicited and promptly and faithfully
executed KENT. PAINE A co.
RAKeAINs FOR NovEoREK, Ar =

b GoI ism Ir,s - RHOan srR 5 tr AHp;at.
Black Silks at 871a and 81. cheap at 81 rs: hand
some rich Arab Cloak. S8; Tarlatans, lsA cents;
Embroldered Handkerchlefs at lsA cents; PLAIN
splendid Bleached Cottons at and 10 cts; Cam
BRIG Bands at rs cts worth 60 cts; Corsets to lace
from rs cts. up; all description of Millinery Goods
at reduced prices; a complete assortment Of Dress
and cloak Trimmings. the haudsomest and cheap
the city; all sty les of Fancy Woolen Goods;
Broad Cloths for Cloaks; Hosiery, Quantities., Sax
ony and Shetland Yarns all STYLES of LADIES' and
Gents Under Vests; Hoop Skirts, White Flan-
nels, and the greatest variety Of all styles of
Goods, to be run off at extremely low prioe,.-
Don't mistake the D ace: it is at
E. GOLUST IT'S. l7S Broad ST
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Rit9munh pisp1stt.
TERMS OFIDvFRrySTyg
DRY GOODS, cARPET1Nos. &c.

DRY GOODS, CARPBTlN0s, &c.
MORE NEW GOODS, ..r .r,.,pv
SAMUEL NJ. PRICE st lcSi cS sass sAssn just re-
ceived-
EsFss ElsEsns sss6ps NsS pTs:. IS SILKS.
They ess; $sikHskff; akskkff; i BARGAINS still in
6DEIAiNE DEL ROBES. many of them a, Aav
New CAssIMERES, of Sex.hsr. manxfae-
esy:d s NSsiS sSs GsdGss s ssssd K
Georsia CAsSIMEREs. for men and boys
wear, dc. nol-n
iEs5 s.S .Ses sAssK s
sell cheap; and. also, Eood assortment OF SILKS,
S6ops S5sS sd S6s fpS ssns sss ysIssr
which shall sell very cheap. Give me cali.
NJ, L, ROSE, ass Broad St, bst'n ID and I'd.
K ION A D. son Co.
II DEAL ExcLusrvRLY IN,
And keep for sale quantities to suit purchasers.
"AHz-SRa9PSsl RPS 4 i SS: 1873. Il m441S W.. STREET
. . &C, r. + tLt Z tiEP' T e. I'm 8.
fE09k FiS9 aSsg! GIL ssqg,H sssqqggHs.
odRTA1S WispS%9 pSSS%9ssl shl. Dss,
PIANO AND TABLE cevkksS.l AStf sSls sS:, cL22pHs' 81:
oAAfhiSwi WINDOW IN DSoN1cTnfR CURTAINS and sH.nrs
We have Opened splendid lot of CARPETlNG
oi 0ai own ,S imporaHon and are now prepared to
u fRyf. a SSops With
&sD0W sax6Esn snd pV5 o
Buyers are invited to examine our goods, which
sei7~am. A RfcHARbsoN RfccHlARbssNS .s'Go e., ss Main ct.
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"W nfrs. 1sf aslned SUGAR; Crushed. Cut
WIN. WALLACE SONS.
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DRESS GOODS.-we have thus day opened .
sisting Of splendid Silks Of all qualities and prcsss
ue!aines, all wool; Valentias. &c, We have
boush the above At q great saorihca, and are,
therefo,e. enabled &c offer such indacemsnts that
cannot tall To give entlre sa'isfacton. The par
tlcu ar attention OF the ladies' and public are In
vited TO our unusual large stock OF Dfess Goods.
which are too numerous to nss,s.enni Snii IS tho
81 Main street.
CPLEN DAD BARGAINS, AND NO MIS-
OTAKE- CHAS. A. b WATkIN, S,h ard Nam
streets, nearly opposite the Spotsvoad Hotel
Sas 600 at and under cost for cash only Ladies'
and gentlemen from the coantry will do welt to
give Us . caii. a. such chance u rArey offered
IN 6ne and useful Dry Goods, Lades' D, ess Goods
OF Al styles. kiobon., Men and Boys Wear, un-
Msns' os st Go Hand: Ssss:s
'1''''' h.'' 'A' regular fsHifiss fEHis. A. swArKIN.
SskTHAASS,TYSs, gLOIMIns. s.,, ,sElhxsANIs, l sANIs;
Clothing was nevet ~ good - 1t ~ now, cons.st-
ing Of all the nsual yaFistiss-sss. Heavy t-A Vir-
GiniA made Ful.sd Cloth heavy DO, do. do DO;
Sheep's GTeys, kerseys, CAsAneta, &c &C.; Lin
seys and heavy Kerseys, for women Blankets,
FlannsIs. ssoeklnss. 70 80. All Of which We
ssr oE b.s sale x <. so'ds Of the same quality
'AA : Aa cHILEs : cHgNERy.
RLACA sAtkPAAcA.S-ONLy n a 4 NiNEPENck
ssnss Nov e the sSssce fas ~ eSsas he Goassinx
brsssss IS LZkKlELs q CAssH SHORE. s
q Main q MA1srs uld Essss
AhYSsF 81 scos. sss.: - ~ ,:s.!l = I
n 10 hnn lnRa0 Of MA kntn na1&n.