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RUNAWAYH.

n $40 REWAR Runaway from "a
q w. Worsham, about the lst Of NJ ~ w
1&Ss NEGRO WOMAN, named fsAF, t[,'fas.s'
<7k~She belonged TO Ro. b. CorbIn, OF Carols
AAand may be lur king about his farm vbsse.'
she has child, or in this city where she has 6sss
hired for several years past. She is of 10 ddIs q !,
and dark brown complexion. She wore ear r,ns
and wa. quite tidy in her dresf. The above 50
ward will be pac upon her delivery TO us. or bsr
confinement IN jail where we can get her ~
EDWIN WORKMAN CO
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"a BILL HEAD. BILL HEADS 1.-The largest
and most complet assortment Of RULED Pa
Blue, white, Bull Canary, Pink, and PurpleDjust
received at THIS OFFICE. Merchants and 9TH
ers in want, can rely on getting good article of
Paper, and rs cheap as they can be procured any,
where. Call and see specimens and prices. Itsl
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MARRIED..

In New Kent county, on tho Eth instant, BY the
Hev Mr. Caroys., Mr.. CHAs.E YEATMAN, Of
the former place.
At the same time and plane. by the Rev. T. v.
Moore, Mr. ROBEhT- P. SOuTHALL of Rich
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TO MERCHANTS.-Tbe advertiser
49, is IN want of permanent employ ment az
BOOK KEEPER IN some good house. In the
meanwhile would like to accept an engagement to
write up and adjust the books Of any gentlemen
who may need such service.
Refers to Messrs. Masse & Peasants, the
Messrs. Walker, tobacco merchant, and Messrs
Qaarles & Sons, Broad street.
oo l6-lm w H. MITCHELL.
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
Ths Election

HARRIsosBuRG. VA. 4 O'Clock r. MI
November O, 1860
The election Is passing on quietly. The
vote, at the polls la this place, this evening.
stnnds--for Douglas 40oi Bell $50; Brsckin-
ridge IS. a - "a. i -, /
the county Will 70 for Douglas, / presume,
By lsrss majority. PSNa,
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n PREMIUM PHOTOGRAPHS AND AMBRoIYPEs
at REEs' Mammoth Gallery, las Main ST. Prices
range from rs cents to $50. Groups and small
children beautifully taken by the aid of Res
new. instantaneous Pearl Ambrotyrs process.
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q WARD.-I will pay $3.50 for The a.
yHfAprehe nsiOn of my ECHO GIRL PEGt,S
LsiSwho nbsccnded about three weeks ago shs
AkHis low. thick set mulatto, with short On :
hfir, and Is about sixteen years old. Her dTe.,
cannot re described. as she has been seen seVer.I
t'mes in this city since she left aud had on dif
ferent dress each time. T.. L. CHfNS
Richmond. Oct. %. 1860. oc 2s-ts
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@use the Bcs.-Sea pies lnfallible Bak.
ING POWDER The best In use.
"A Premium pbotcgrnnbs :

81 Premium Photographs.-The friends
and patrons of the PHOTOGRAPH AND FINE
ART ESTA BL1SHMENT Of g. w. MINNiS,
and the public in general. informed that. at all
times. and GA ali occasions, they can procure as
good. If not better PHOTOGRAPHS, in al. the
tile. Graz on; India Ink-IvORYTYPES, AMBRO-
TYPES, MELANOTYPES Els, &c. &c.-as those
exhibited, and for which the First Premium, a
Silver Medal, was awarded at the late Exhibition
of the Mechanics Institute. Gallery 2l7 Main
street, below 9th street. no6--lw
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COHNS-POSTPONEM OF DR..
pliance with the solicitations of many Of his pa
irons, who value the blessings OF a heallhy state
of the feet, TO be free from Corns, Bunions, Nails
a com petent ChIropodist, he will remain few
days only longer. Office, Wall st. Hotel, Wall
street no7-2t+
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y0s THE UNION BCILDISG FUND
D>A COMPANY will meet HIS EVENING,
at MIR. FRAYstR's School House. -hUrch HI Ii,
Grace street. between 25th and 25h. at IA o'clock.
Amendments to the Constitution Will come up
for action Of the meeting. Memb will please
attend I. l.. ID. WALFORD, Sec'y.
no Sit
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The Presidential Election.

The returns received and published yester.
dsv left little or no doubt Of the election OF
AsRARAM LINCOLN to the Presidency. To-
day we publish enough to make II certain.
The event is the most deplorable one that has
happened In the history Of the country. The
Union may be preserved In spite OF 1t. We
think IL will; but we are prepared to expect
trouble We have already one sign from
South Carolina, and this may be followed by
Others of more serious character.
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NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Nov. 7.-Richmond county gives
796 Union majority. In SO this county gave
736 Republican vote and 2,496 Dem. and Am.
In Kings county the Union majority is (the
polls nearly completely 1850. In $50 this
county gave 1916 Republican votes and q, e2l
Dem. and Am.
New YORK, Nov. p Mas far as heard
from the Republican majority is over 81, 900.
NEW YORK Nov. Z, r. M.-Smith, Dem. is
elected in the LIST District; Wall, Rep, in the
5th and Conkling, Rep, in the 9th.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
BOSTON, Nov. I'm 1i9 towns, exclusive of
this city, Lincoln has AZ, 575 majority over
Douglas, and "a 1000 over both Breckenridge
and Douglas. His plurality in the State will
probably be 10000.
The Legislature is largely Repubi lean.
Boston, Nov. 7, p: MIN the 9th district
the 5th district Appleton, tDem.,) has s.Ol5,
and Burlingame. Rep, 7.756; Bigeiow, Doug.
Dem J $685. The Republicans elected Con-
gressmen in all the other districts. They lose
Two members of Congress.
NEW JERSEY.
TRENTON, Nov. Parry, Dem, has been
chosen to Congress in place Of Pennington
late Speaker of the House.
TRENTON, Nov. 7-P. M.-New Jersey has
gone for the Union ticket.
TRENTON, Nov. 7, 10 p. M-The Union
ticket is 3, 600 or 700 ahead. but Douglas, run
ming on straight ticket, may elect four Re-
publican electors. The result is yet doubtful.
DELAWARE.
WILMINGTON, DEL, Nov. Up. M-The
Electoral vote of Delaware will be cast for
Breckenridge.
Fisher, Rep, is thought to be elected to Con-
gress by 100 majority.
MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE, Nov. Queen Annes county
is reported to give Bell 81 majority; Kent 2Us;
Caroline $50. Talbot gives Breckenridge los;
Dorchester is conceded 10 Bell by ~ majority.
VERMONT.
MONTPELIER, Nov. This State has gone
for Lincoln by q, 600 or 81, 900 votes.
GEORGIA.
SAVANNAH. Nov. 7-Only a few counties
are heard from, but it is probable Breckin-
ridge has carried the State.
MISSOURI.
In ten towns Douglas leads Bell 104.
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A-7T7-t FOK LYNCHBURG-To l..v,
SSTEEs4Sz sATURDAY.-The Canal Boat j
- tRBY will leave es above Per
freight. apply to WIN. =. COY
no S-2I At the Shsd. Dock ar
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~ Families will consult their interest
by using SEM PLE'S iNFALLIBLE BAKING
PoWDE 1t is cheaper and better than any
similar artlcle in market For sale by all retailers
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n u T &c Il 4.

Norloh' -%
~ The attention of the ladies is respectfully
called 10 the following articles from that Justly
celebrated manufacturer, HENRY WIREMAN, OF
Philadelphia who Is, beyond doubt the very b.s,
manufacturer of LADIES' SHOES in the United
States:
Ladies Glove Kid Cork Sole Button CATERS;
Patent Leather Balmoral BOOTS;
- Goat SKIN do. 90.
" French Kid Congress CATERS:
French CASHMERE Congress CATERS;
I" French do Button do
90 Fancy Embr'd SLIPS, with wooden hsel.;
White Satla do. do. do. do
Fancy SLIPS, with cork soles;
:" Black Kid SLIPS, with and with out heels.
hich. together with a great variety os other ar
tc"s, make my assortment very complete and
ladies favorlng me with call. cannot fail tn he
suited. PHILIP K WHITE II Main az
n. Blades who have been il tue b. pIt of hsv
ing their Shoes made in Philadelphia py MIR
WIREMAN. can order them through me as have
made ar,angements with him to have them made
LIN -
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fAUQ UIER.
NEW YORK

Douglas vote will not exceed 40 in the coun.
.y J. w. +.
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n To Gr0cers.-The atten ti0n Of Rrocers
and merehants genernil7. IL called To sEMPLE'S
iNFALllBLE BAKING POWDERS nome ar
public.
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The Conversion of Sailing Vessels into
Steamers.

Among the six or seven iine-of- battle ship.
which the Naval Board after careful exami-
nation of all the sailing vessels in our Navy
Yards, have selected from the sailing vessels
as the only ones capable Of being converted
Into steamers, is the mammoth Inject battle
ship Pennsylvania. The public will be sur
prised to learn that any thing can be done with
that monument of Government extravaganza.
She never made but one voyage, from Phila-
deiphia where she was built to the Elizabeth
river, where she is still anchored, and has only
served the purpose OF a receiving ship. which
might as we'll have been performed by any
ordinary vessel. The imposing looking, but
unmanageabIe hulk, had long ago been eonsid
cred as much a fixture of our seashore scenery
as the towns of Norfolk and Portsmouth. and
her bulwarks have become so deeaysd that
they crumble even under slight pressure Of
the hand. We take it for granted that she will
be raced, as her lower decks and timbers are
believed to be sound. II the Naval Board can
make a fine frigate, er even a sloop. of. war, or
a gunboat, out of the old Pennsylvania, it will
be more than the public ever expected.
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81 AT q. BKLLER 4 CO's-No.

aE8S II sfore, q large variety of all srvx-r,
kinds Of BOOTS and SHOES, viii, Oh they ESSaX
q selling. at wholesale or retail, at the villa
cheapest pIlces IN the State, being enabled 10 do
so ny bus lng their stock onls Of FIRST msuulac-
tureIs. for cash and are satisfied with small PROFIT
Also, b OTIS aad ehoes of their own make, they
are selling cheaper than any other regular shoe
house in the State, VIZ: Ladies' tne quality Cal
terz. with heels, at ) a pair; ladies' Morosco
Boots with heels, st > 70 sud Sli hne French and
English SIDE Lace aud Congress Hesled Caters
at 81 Is and s 1850. worth So and 50 80 at
g. HELLER h co.'s l53 Broad st.
m Just recel we'd a q anpnlN of hAf xAan kya
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FI'O PRINT ERS-A RARE CHANCE-A
i UABLE COUNTRY NEW sPAPER
FOR Satellite proprietor of thriving coun-
sirous of eng aging in another business, offers for
sale his entire establishment The newspaper
has about 500 subscribers, and a large run of Job
work and advertising. Size of paper. q by IS
inches-seven columns to the page-hfLe col
umns of advertisements. Upwards of $1,000 on
thu books. now due No other newspaper or
printing office within fifty miles. Connected with
wares of S2o0 year. The printing Of eight or
ten counties can he secured. and very large
amount OF transient JOB work. The office contains
age Press for job work; about 200 lbs. of Brewer,
20 of Long Primer, and I50 Of Nonpafeil; Stands.
Cases Imposing Stone. Job Type and all the requl
sites for carry ing on tirstcas country newSpa-
per. ALI the material is good condition, and the
location cannot be surpassed For further lHfor-
THOS. J. BAGBY,
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ma Home Manufacture Sempie's lnfal.
LlBLE BAKING POwDER-the best and Cheap
est prepar atom for making Biscuit. Bread Pastry,
batter and b ckv heat Cakes. etc. For eale by
Druggists and Grocers generally.
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Comparative Meanness and vulgarity.
The Journals Of the large cities are diecuss.

The journals Of the large cities are discuss.
log this subject with much vieor. II Is of
more interest to themselves than anybody
else. The New York Herald asserts that In
Philadelphia, the committee who had charge
of the opera given in honor Of the Prince re-
fused to pay the paltry sum Of two hundred
dollars for the decoration Of the opera house,
and left ULLMAN and the opera people to pay
1t cut of their own pockets, and that In bos-
ton the latest "notion," aud not the most
eredi,abls was the effort to exclude Governor
BANKS from any share in the reception OF the
Prince. and the attempt TO lay the response
bility upop the Prince after he had lsft the
country and could not set the matter right
The Boston and philadelphia papers retort by
blazing away at the snobbishness displayed at
the New York bali, and the action of the
Common Council with regard to the bill for the
Princes reception, in not only refusing to pay
the bill, which was only four thousand dol.
lars, for enc of the most splendid demonstra-
tons the city ever witnessed but exhibiting
a degree OF insolence and WI lgarity which sur
passed themselves, one Of them calling the
young man "tyrant," and other epithets
equally absurd and spiteful The amount of
"envy, hatred, malice and Observation-Disclosures"
which the visit of the Prince has elected is
beyond all calculation.
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A Wheeler & Wilson's

ia Wheeler 4 Wilson's
HAVE WON THE HIGHEST PREMIUMS AT THE
Maine. Vermont, Connecticut,
New York, New Jersey, PENNSYLVANIA,
Virginia, Mississippi, Missouri,
Ohio. Indiana, illinois.
Kentucky, Michigan. Wisconsin,
and California STATE FAIRS.
Afo, at the FAIRS of the
American Institute New York.
Franklin Initiate. ............-.... Philadelphia.
Mechanics Institute .--.........-San Francisco.
Maryi NJ eohanlcs' Institute. Baltimore.
Va. Mechanics Institute. Richmond.
Kentucky Institute. Louisville.
Mechanics Assoctat ION Boston.
Mechanics ASSOCIATION. CINCINNATI
Mechanical Association. ......... st. Louis.
Metropolitan Mechanics Insti-
M0Vrginia Office and Sales Hssm s."'ns'0"'
NOS I'm 227 MAIN ST, RICHMOND.
ma The Broad st. Methodist Church.
inns beautiful place of worship Is at last nearly
finished, and ultimately will reflect great credit
on all connected with the construction of it,
The interior Is superb, both for accommoda-
ton ans ana the psys do to
lay in getting towards the completion, In con-
sequence of the many alterations from the
original plan, as the work progressed, but no
expense or trouble has been spared SO as to make
" NJ. and DAVID GIBSON have had their time so
much occupied with the above Church. and so
much longer than they expected, that they have
unavoidable disappointed many of their custom
public in general. and to inform them that they
are ready to give their best attention to all busl
IN their line, as Builders and House Ca PEN
tiers, which can be strictly relied upon being done
and to defy all competition in turning out better
workmanship. nO3-l5t
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MILITARY,
HDQ'RS 10TH SEGMENT, v. M.,(
Mnrr {

=. HDQ'RS 10Th REGIMENT, V. MI
a RICHMOND, Nov 7, 1860.
III | Battalion Courts of Enquiry, for the pur
0pose OF assessing lines according to law upon
non -commissloned officers, musicians and prl
Yates, in the respective Battalions or upon other
persons. where specially authorized. will be held
in the city of Richmond for the LIST Battalion, at
daY of November, 1861 at II O'Clock A. NJ, and for
the I'd sattsopp st me same place. on the same
II. An persons liable to militia duty who have
tai musters during the year, required to ap-
pear and present their excuses.
pres i IN lieu Of Lieut. Col CIarkso1, sub,
Captains Jno. s. Rady. p. 6. 6oghlan and NJ Z.
D. Wsms = and
ney Mem beers OF the Courts will assemble as abvoe,
". Surgeon F. v. Hancock NJ. D., will attend
The Court Of sRs Is, BsttafHn and Surgeons
V. VIM. IL. Satterwhlte is hereby appointed AG-
jutant Of this Regiment; he will be obeyed and re-
spsoted accordingly.
mo no s s WI L sATfEkWHlTE, Adj't
Il HDQRS. CO.. X" lsr REG. VA. VOLS.,t
4 RICHMOND, Nov, 9: 1860.
Wing, and every member must be present, at
0o'clock precisely.
D' o'' F. w. N HAGEMEYER, LIST sers,t
n. B.--Attend parade on FRIDAY MORN
ING, at So O'Clock. IN front OF CITY Hall. IN WIN
must provide himself with one ration. Arms in
order for Inspection.
nos ct by order. F. H, ist Serg't
q, HGQRS. CO. "B," Isr REG VA. VOLS,}
q RICHMOND, Nov. s, 1860. {
@Order No
iii L. Assemble at your Armory this (THURS-
~ DAY) evening, for drill and instructions.
IL. ASSENT q at your Armory, on FRIDAY. the
9th INST at 81k o'clock A. NJ, in full dress winter
uniform. for parade and Inspection. Muskets
must be IN order. Fatigue caps, without covers,
attached to coat button behind.
Ill. Each member Will prepare himself with one
ration. By order IF Lieut. N ITCH ELL, Comd'g.
no SIT c. s. MORGAN, JR., LIST Ssrg't.
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MANU- IKUNkS AT tUoT.-MAkCUS HAk
IRIS q BRO, No. us NJ ain street, next 10 the
American Hotel. With view of matIHg change
In our business by nsxt January, we will, from this
day, offer large ana attractive stock OF fresh
and se4sonable goods, comprising general yarle
~ of the latest and most approved ST, les OF Boots,
Shoes and Trunks, both of our own, Richmond
prime cost. for cash only. The public would do
well To avail themselves of the present very rare
opportunity OF procuring The beat qnas~y al soods
at frat cost. MARCUS HARRIS BIO
No. us Main st, 1T to the American Hotel.
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Al ARMORY COMPANY G,l
a October s, 1860.
n Parade at Spring field Hall, on Friday
| morning, the 9th inst, at O'Clock. in full WIN
~ ter uniform. with arms in order for rigid In
spection, and also one ration in your pocket
By order of Capt. GORDON.
no 8-I* &. J. TUCKER, LIST Sergt.
TTENTION, JUNIOR VOLUNTEERS.
IA THIS Company will a. san Re at the State Ar
mory, on THURSDAY EVENING, November
oth, at 4 o'olock. for business and dnll.
no s IT. By order OF K. GAY, Captain.
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nvEkCOATS! ONERCOATs Cheap. hns
" aid superhne, eack and Pallot, with and
without capes; Pilot. Beaver and Cloth, made NJ
IN good sty 10 and for sale to suit.
RICH VELVET VESrS-in good taste, double
and single breast. tip top qnaIty. 49,
SHAWLS AND BLANKETS Also, Under
wear for gents use; also. Neck Ties, Soaris snd
Comforts; also, shirt Collars and Drawers also,
Gloves, Socks and Suspenders; also, Mores Belts,
Stocks and HaLdke rchiefs A full assortment and
sold cheap. WIS. TUPMAN, Agent
| loo Main street,
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1914 AND ls6I.-FALL AND WINTER
lOOO CLOTHING, AT SIMPSON & MIL
LERS, Iis MAIN STREET,-Clothingo OF ever
Dress Coa's; French, English and Americsn Cas-
simere Pants; Cashmere, Silk and Velvet Vests
Furnishing Goods, every style and price CIsvais.
Ties. Scarfs, Gloves. Half Hose, sc; Woohen
shirts and Drawers, and every thing that a gentle.
man wears. except Hats and Shoes. Call 81 ~
ler's, and get supplied. SIMPSON & MlLLER'
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ITO. FALL TRADE. 40.

/ III. IIU,
SHAFER, HAISEY l. co , Manufacturers q,
and W holesale and hetai Dealers in. CLUT HtNv
and FINE FURNISHING GOODS, ITO Main ST.
Richmond, Va are now opening for the Fall ani
Winter Trade. a lar.e and desirable stock o.
G /, OF II n @ and FURNISHING GOODS, 70
which we invite tue public attentlon.
SHAF Err, HaLsEY CO.,
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TULEN RUIN = eos IOo Nat - wsM
u the Agents in this city for the sale ~ tne
old and well known brand OF BRANDY, sn s
now 10 Custom hous@ ssore an invoice, oi ,,n-
lag tho vintares Of isss and 1855. We wtn sv
.auts 10 supplied with the a't,eic OF our Ia
portatloa, ard the trade eaa teit on oosau'"s
pure ana genuine s''ie'SS x. b. bAvENrosr
iNESTKRN BACON, = Shoulders oil pun"
" sssh0' w Ia @. D. DAVENPORT
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PEW FOR SALE am authorized to sell
"A n PEW in the Grace Street Baptist Church,
No. IL, front aisle The owner having removed
her membership, a bargain can be had. For terms,
&c, apply to R0. b LYME,
noS-4t Metropolitan Hall.
Smyrna times., 1860-12-20

NoTE.-Trans leave SeaiOrd, CannOns, Bridge
vile, Greenwood. and Farmington tor Phllade phla
on Tuetday, Thursday and Saturday mornings, re-
turning on Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings.
"A tram leaves Milford every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday morning at 80; returning on Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday evenings, at 9lS.
Morning Iran South to connect at Seaiord or Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays with Steamboat 10 Nor
folk,
NEW CASTLE ACCOMMODATION.
Leave Wilmington for New Castle 7.33 A NJ.
Leave New Castle for Wilmington and Philadelph
$50 a. NJ, arriving at PhiIadeiphla 1925 An
Passengers by Evening Trains between Baltimore
and Delaware Railroad can speid night at WI l.mng-
ton, and proceed next day by giving COnduc-
tor. and procuring sIOp-OV er Check.
Both Tran going North make close connexions
for New York. E.Q SEWALL, Jr..
Sup't Del Dalroad.
Smyrna times., 1860-12-20

WILMINGTON CITY.
TWELVE PER CENT.
What say you to the plan anew,
That gives to every one Of YOU.
tor cash paid down when goods are bought.
A three per centum taken off.
II paid within the credit given,
vi ninety days, we then are even;
But 1t you overrun the time,
A one per cent. months the fine.
We still keep Clothing ready made,
AND cheap as found among the trade,
ANA GoodS to make and trim to order,
For Governor, Sherlti'an Recorder.
Men and Boys Clothing and furnishing goods
on hand. Also. Agents for |. NJ. Singers nm.
-U rlvaiied Sewing Machines. Price $50. S75.
$50 and 500, net cash.
\, CYRUS STERN,
no. Ill Market ST., bt. Front and Second sts.
'o"' Dc'' in LILY
Smyrna times., 1860-12-20
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
Ladies One Price Fancy Fur

est possible price consistent with reasonable profit
would solicit visit from those i'll want of Eurs for
either laIies' or ChiIdEen's Wear, and inspection
OF my selection OF those goods satisfied as am, of my
ahIliiy 10 please every desired essential.
EF Persons at Il distance, who may fin il inconve-
nicnt to call personally need only name the article
they whish, together with the price, and instructions
for sending, and forward tie order my address,
money accomPantng-lO insure 4 satisfactory COM
pllanrc with their wishes. sep65m
Smyrna times., 1860-12-20

; An ort;,I.
Oct. lst, lsGO. n WI, An,