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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-14

7he Union Fair now being held at Mechau-
ics' Institute Hall, is one of the most pleasant
places at which TO spend an idle hour that we
know OF. Not only are the tables well sup
piled with excellent refres hments of every
kind, hnt the ladies have Il great variety Of
useful and crnamenta tai articles that they offer
10 sell on fair terms. They are trying TO raise
means to erect Il house of worship for Duval
street congregation, and deserve 10 be en-
conraged
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-14

Seeking Light.-Many of the suburhans are
asking The introduction of city gas in 20 their
private houses and places Of business, but IN .
City Council seem opposed 10 extending light
beyond the corporate limits. The suoureans o
are now enjoying many improvements with
out paying Tor the privilege, but the Council
now seem opposed TO giving them other ad.
antages.
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FATAL AooiDENT.--A fatal accident occurred
at Naichez, Miss, on the night of the 5th inst,
during the firing of the cannon on the occa-
sion OF a torehiight procession. A man named
Thos. Waite, who had just primed the cannon.
had placed the powder flask inside his vest,
but neglected TO put the stopper in. The flash
from the priming powdsr, as The cannon was
fired, exploded the contents Of the fask--the
unfortu nats man ran few steps, sad fell dead
his neck Was found 10 have been broken.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-14

Ths Pir0t Bridge, which capsizsd on Mon.
day last, will be repaired and pat in working
order with as little delay as possible. The
accident occurred by attempting 10 turn the
bridge on the pivot with too much weight on
one end, before the balance wheel had been
placed ia position. When completed, it will
De a handsome supersiracture, and one OF
great convenience 10 vessels In The dock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-14

MOVEMENT OF TRooPs.-The steamship
norkIoWn, which arrived here from New
York on Sunday, brought as passengers. Com.
pany ID, Second U. 5. Artillery, under CON-
nand OF Major Anderson. recently stationed
at Fort Hamilton, New York harbor, mum
bering 80 man. inclusive of officers. Their
destination is Fayetteville, N c.. and il is said
they were dispatched by the Secretary of War
at the soiici tation of the Governor of North
Caroiina. They were forwarded yesterday
morning per Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad
Norfolk Herald.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-14

Mayors CoHrt.-There Were but five criminal
causes before the Mayor yesterday morning.
and hey were very trivial We make brief
mention of them: William Gray, a free negro
with Amelia papers, and also with pass was
ordered twenty five lashes for being drunk
and disorderiy in the street - Margaret Lynch.
charged with being drunk and trespassing on
Or. Boideman, was com united in default of
bail for her better behavIor-Junius q utility.
arrested for being drunk in the street, was
reprimanded and discharged-Alex. Jackson,
a free negro, for using abusive language to
Mary Brooks was sentenced to the las h. Jo-
seph Mann. for selling liquor without a liz
cense, asked and obtained continuance
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-14

SOUTHERN MEDICAL STUDENTS IN NEW
YoRK.-The Southern medical students in
New York held another meeting on Monday
morning, JAS. H. Purdy, of Virginia, presid-
ing:
a committee OF three, Mr.. Calhoun Hill, of
North Carolina, being Chairman, was ap-
poihted to retire and draft resolutions.
Prof. Raphael, who is Nirginian, being
called upon, said that he thought students
should draw a distinction between politics
and medical ed ucatiop; and he did not deem
that the election Of Mr.. Lincoln should be d
cause for students-no matter what section of
the country they were from-to give up the
superior hospital and other advantages that
New York afforded them over every other city
In the Union. Suppose they had been in Paris
pursuing their studies under the Presidency OF
Napoleon, would his election as Emperor have
been cause for them to leave their studies and
80 away homes he thought the present aspect
OF affairs in the South was not legi timately the
immediate result of any political influence,
6uta turbulent state which q lot of alarm Is
had been plotting and planning for long
period, in order 10 profit by it in some way or
other.
The committee appeared and offered the
Glowing resolutions:
Whereas, at a recent meeting in this city of
Southern medica! students, ,rts have been de
to induce them forthwith TO abandon the College,
and return 10 their homes for poiti- al reasons.
in view of the recent Presidential .ection, and its
possible results: Therefore.
Rssolrsd, That the class in attendance at the
New York Medical College and Charity HospI-
tal,' including numbsr of Southern men. VINO
are sojournIns In New York In The pursuit of
medical education, and tor which purpose they
have left their homes. and entered upon the leo
lures now IN progress here, can sse no reason for
mended, until the respective States OF the South
to which we belong shal dste ermine upon their
course of action; or until We snail receive lHstruc-
tons from home that II Is expedIent to return.
The resolutions were adopted
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A NOVEL RAILROAD Accrpssr-Tnom

A NOVEL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-Thomas
Bates, q Utica IN " Wide Awake, returning
with the company from an excursion 10 Rome
last Thursday evening, got INTO 4 spute with
the conductor about his fare, and was put off
The cars; another train coming on The other
track from An opposite direction, a momen,
after, struck him, aud Inflicted such i'll ia ries
that no has probably since died.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-14

RAILROAD OFrIcERs In CoNaRRss.-Hop
Erastus Corning, President OF the New York
Central, and Chauncey Vibbard, Superlntend
ent Of the same road, were both eiec led 10 Con.
grsss on the 9th inst, in New York State, ,hs
former oy ABOUT six hundred msj lrity and III.
latter by four hundred On Thursday the ~,
suit was celebrated at Buffalo by y grand illu
mination Of the Central depot and the iarr,
bniiding OF the American and United STATE,
Express Companies,
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Hsary Diseoans.-A dispatch was received
In THIS city yesterday, from a citizen, now in
New York, that all Southern bank notes, those
of the banks in Virginia Included, were At
five and ten per cent. discount in that city
Such is the beginning OF the excitement now
oSershadowing the country. Where IL VIII
end. no one can tell.
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A1s6O.-Falland w inter rGoods-Ie6O. q "a
GREAT RUSH FOR BARGAINS.

TREME ENDOUS EXCITEM MENT
Having received fresh supply of all kinds of
nRESS GOODS, DOMESElCS, BOOTS and
SHOES, We are now enabled To suit every one
VINO will favor us with call. As regards prices,
we feel confident We cannot be beaten. we have
bought some of the cheapest Goods ever brough ht
to this market.
Linen HDKFS. AZ 6I4c., worth l21.c.
BLANKETS at @2 per pair, cheap at S3.
BOSOMS at l21ac cheap at 25c.
Ladies' Morocco BOOrELS at Sla 81 2s.
sold everywhere at s l.50.
HOOP SKIRTS from 25c. up,
And everything usu2.iy kept IN DRY GOODS
store, at prices guaranteed to pie ase. CountrJ
merchants would do we'll 30 give Us a call and ex-
anime our stock, before purchasing elsewhere.
WERTE FL. III Elk IL LOWENBERG,
Oc % I'm No, Is Main street.
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A NAIL IN THE BRAiN.-Gsoffrey j. Ls-
vale. who was shot in a fight with T. b. ker.
shaw, at Petersburg, Va, died on the ~ N in.
slant. The wound was inflicted on the 18Th
of October, and the pistol was charged win q
horseshoe nail. The nail was found in his
nrain. where II has been for nearly month.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-14

Touch LfgAiiy-At a late meeting OF the
City Council il was generally agreed between
tae membe that very few IL any mere np-
preparations should DO made for street ina
provsments during the present year. The
stoeks, and the diffieulty OF negotiatiog loans
have led our city fathers 70 their wise deter
mlnalion. a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-14

FiEk.-A fire occurred at Charleston, ka-
nawha Co.. Va, ON the 5th inst. A dwelling.
owned By rhos. Fife; The ciotaing store Of May
& Well; dry goods store Of Mr., Baines; rrus. !.
lows Ia.snep, and Byers' billiard tables.
were burned. Loss 81 3Vu-insured for 81 ug,'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-14
WoRKINomxN DIsoHAxaxn

WoRkihoMxN DisoHARexD.-In one large
clothing h9use, Saturday, 2UO men were ois.
charged for want of work. In another house,
large number was discharged. The eieetioa
being over, we but record these tacts. not As
"panics," as the Republican journals would
say.-N. y. Express
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-14

FATAL FIonr BETWEEN SIsTkRs -Abaut
twp weeks aimee Mary and Bridget Kinney,
sisters, living Ia New York, got iato q a. "a.
during which Bridget beat Mary in 4 mosI
braiai manner. On the I'd instant Mary died
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-14

Tas EnehaaHsss continues To attract fashion,
able audiences 10 the Theatre, whore Miss
Richings is the ruiirg star. She is deservedly
one OF the most popular actresses rho has ap-
peared on the boards of the Richmond Theatre
for a long time, and is highly appreciated by
all play. roers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-14
TIE AMKRIoAss IN GARlnALprs Army

IHE AMERICANS IN GARIBALDI's Army
we recently announced that amongst the vol.
unteers VINO Weot out from England 10 join
Garibaidi, was General Wheat In n letter
from General ASeZZana to 4 friend in New
York, dated Maildaloni, Oct. 10. we find men
non of four other Americans AS being attached
10 MS (tfen. Ayezzanasl staf-namely, Chas
Carroli Hicks, of Columbus, Ohio: Frank
Maney, Of Nashville, Tenn; Henry ~ Spen
Ger, Jr., of Pennsylvania; and Alfred Van
i5enthuySen, OF New Orleans, La. They all
nao the good fortune to be present at the bat
tie of Caserta, and the General speaks of their
conduct In the highest terms.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-14

4. S. District Cesr..-Jadge HalyburtcnS
day, when all the causes ON the docket were
continued until the next term. The Circuit
Court viii commence its session on the 2ssh
lnstanI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-14

~ Colts Celebrated Five Shooters...
Army, Navy, and Pocket SIZES, on hand and for
sale bf JAMES WALSH.
Gun Importer,
oe 22-Im doors above st. Charles Hotel.
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p.
NJ ,iAted Del mes, and variety of other sty les
s@,,Iohlb!e inter Dress Goods, just received.
go, sns nAI "a rs VII he ufereG. Elegant Poplins
g. o'}.nt Vstnt PosllAs! ! New Goods New Goods New
ef y, 9i every grade and style, by every steam
lptsa SS~eI S,eI prices than any other establishment
Is,ynsle oesle OF Flrginia
and tf,seI stock than usual. They must be fold,
Van, '.e Ptlc,s sold at will be no object Study
hent of AiEp. A. ~ Ia "A 1St = e, NJ" st
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-14

BODY SNATCHlNG.'- The arrest of Dr.
Cooper, Frank Wills and man named Butch.
er, for body snatching, has created some ex-
citement In Jackson CO., Va. The body was
that of daughter of James Smith. The sus-
Piclons OF Que or two persons were excited on
Sunday morning by the ragged appearance of
the grave, and they determined to make g fur.
.ner examination. The grave was opened, and
the coffin found broken open and Containing
nothing but the burial clothes. The neigh bor-
hood was alarmed and immediate search was
made Tor the body, which was found Monday
morning, in sack under ledge of rocks
covered with stones, and in a mutilated con,
ditlon. The parties who committed the deed
were bailed 10 stand trial at court
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Nirhmunn pispatrb.
:, cow.sp,N r HAMMERsLEY.

ruE DAILY DISPATCH il served 70 sab
ii sixAND QuARTxk ckNTs PR wEHH,
ssfitsls o. ss ,hr Carrier weekly. Price for mailing
ssrsn,ss. y or s..to for six mon tbs, in advance.
n.1Ss 1Tss SEMI WEEKLY pIssIPATcH ,.,.s,sl
'RS ffpsi y sr e ass:9Hs
snd mailed 10 sabscril ers At 81 per annum.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-14

A To Grocers.-The attention oil grocers
ana meTchants &C. nerally, is called to SEMPLE'S
lNFALilbLE. BAKING PQWDER-a home AZ
public.
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EA Rheumatism: rheumatism !.

RHEUMATISM CURED BY
- HAMPTON'S TINCTURE!
RHEUMATlSM-Cap ain Canot.
RHEU VI Al ISM-Infi ammatOry, James Smvth.
RHEUMATlSM-Had ad II 10 years, F. Donney.
RHEUMA lSM-Ead 1t 10 years, Stephen Tay lOr
RHkUMA rlSM-Had 1t Ii years, A. Kitchen
RHEUMs II ISM-Rad il Z wears, Robert Gault.
HEUMArISM-Ha II Sc ears, L. Bogwell,
r. YOU HAVE A COUGH.
FAKE HAMPrON'S TINCTURE
IF YOU HAVE DYSPEPSIA.
TAKE HAMPTON'S TINCTURE.
If YOU HAVE BRONCHITIS,
TAKE HAMPTON'S TINCTURE.
IF YOU ARE ALI WEAKNESS,
TAKE HAMPTON'S TINCTURE.
IF YOU RAVE HEADACHE,
TAKE HAMPTON'S TINCTURE.
~ Call ana get pamphlets and see cures.
Sold hy PURCELL, LADD q CO., Richmona !;
oy DR.. COOKE, Frederickeburg: by all the Drug
sists in Petersburs: By MORTIMER L NOV
BRAY, Baltimore; ard By Druggists and Shop
gs oc6-dGowts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-14

Ixs 6raaa Jay OF the Hustinss Court will
meet 70. day, 10 dispose Of the anAnisAsd bast-
mesa before them.
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NoriCE TO CASH BUYERS.-imp

M ~ consumers OF Dry Goods $25, 900 To be sold
dat on' the hrst day of January next at and un
6o,sg ioI cash only. Great sacrifice IN Dry
'as sf,o.sow VOW Is the time for bargains we'll worth
nsr Godn4ti'h OF country and city customers. Sum
f1os. u OUT 81 season at half price. Plaid Me-
TrI,ey3, a. tinted Dress Goods; Ribbons; Dress
.e.sii iIes; Reached Cottons; Sheetings; Um-
il.s NlYaas; Cslicoes; Wells Gloves Stock
~ IN word, the goods must be sold.
CHAS. A q GWATKIN,
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
LYYoHpUne. VA. Nov. I

LYNCHBURG, VA, Nov. -.
The trial Of Geo. w. Hardwicke is progress
ing; the examination of witnesses closed yes
terday and the argument will be commenced
this morning.
The damages on the Va and Tenn. Railroad
by the late heavy rain storm, have been so far
repaired as 10 admit OF the cars passing over
Inc road again. The double daily train will
be put on to-day. The damage, though great,
was not so heavy as reported.
the present alarming state of afirs in the
country causes great concern with all In this
sectlon oil country, and most of persons seem
10 be waiting in order to see what will bz the
inture conrse OF the revolutionary States
with US many Will be found who are for Sc :
cessioD. though l believe that Il large majori-
ty are for waiting, and are not for precipitate te
action.
Great anxiety is felt as to the result Of the
election in Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-14

IA To NJ edi icnl Students. .Dissectins
CASES of various sfy les and prlces, for sale very
cheap at EDWARD T. R0BINSON'S,
&c A-2m lth and Franklin sts
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RBaths, Baths, Baths.

r. Baths, baths, baths.
HOT, COLD AND SHOWER BATHS,
ah De aa sr;cap Hair .t;n q sbsm
pooning and Bathing Saloon, under the American
Hotel. entrance on llth street, Single Bath 25 cts;
sr 6ye tickets for 81.
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IA Home Mann fa tire. --Sempie.s Infai.
LIBLE BAklNT POWnEK-the bel ard chea D.
est preparation for making biscuit Bread, Pastry,
Batter and cks hea. Cakes. etc. For sale by
Druggists and Grocers generally
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LOCAL MATTERs.

RAILROAD Aeeidsaf- Ssefioa Master KILLED.
painful accident occurred on the Richmond
and Danville Railroad yesterday morning, by
wnich one OF the section masters, Mr.. JoHN
,DlSoS, DINO, lost his life. Mr.. Dinon had started
I'o.a SCUM Boston, Halifax county, where he
resioeo, on hand car, TO see that the road
was 10 good order, he being accompanied by
two boys. After going about mile and a
naIf aGd before he had time to escape bis ye.
hicle was met by an extra train which had
on board the Examining Committee. I. ran
into, and he so terribly crushed that he died
OF his in uries in a short time thereafter Tha
two boys who were with him on the hand.
car, escaped injury. MT. Dinon was one OF
Oh the road. He could not have known that
an extra train was expec ted, aud the engineer
on the extra d!d not see the hand car uh iii 1t
was too late TO prevent the collision.
Hastings Court This body yesterday dis
posed OF large amount of civil, and soma
little criminal business. We no.e such as are
Of public importance.
Jackson Crouch, Allen McCireg and Al
fred Wright. indies ted for an assault on Jus
lice George Sacler, appeared In Court and
being arraigned, they entered a general de.
murrer to the said indie tmenf, and also plead.
ed not guilty thereto; and the Attorney for
the Common wealth Joined In the said dsmur.
rer, and took issue on the said plea; and there.
upon the cause was continued until the De.
cember term, and the defendants were admit.
ted TO bail TO answer.
Albert, slave of Junius CLARK, char ged with
stealing trunk of shoes worth 500 from Jno
Z. Page, on the 4th of November, was led to
the bar and plead not guilty. After hearing
the evidence, the Court rendered. q vsrdtes Of
mot guilty" and the prisoner was discharged.
John Okeafe and Arthur b. OKeafe, in.
dicted for misdemeanors, and Charles Colgate,
Charged with felony, will be tried to-day II
absent witnesses can be found.
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SL1oND sUPPLY-RICh AND BEsUTI-
III GOODS We are opening, by steamer,
psa.eh makes our stock still more attractive, Rich
llsa.ed Pans Merlnos; Rca Printed VelOurs de
,,at; RAIN Veiours and Solfe mos Rich Black
r aaa Conrei Sliks; Velvet and Cloth Cl9ass. in
iiad sNl.ses' CIosks. Our stock of heavy Woliens,
~ servants, compTises3 4 and Virginia Fulled
s5 s95'Mss M ana Jeans; ). Satine's; heavy Plaid
HeloHp9d llnseys; Blankets; Flannels ana Bed
FF.aast,. Carpst Department Extra Ingram
ipSs rip5Ssi ertTa Fhrcepi Carpets; Rich Velvet
- q b5uosels Carpets; Rugs Floor Cloths, Mats,
~ iaIehdsers are invited TO examine.
1 A IT u Al
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QUEEN FIcToRIA's STABLEs.-A recent let.
ter, describing Windsor Castle SAYS:

ter, describing Windsor Castle, says:
Before going into the Interior Of the Castle.
we were shown the Queens stabies-"aIews. y
as they call them there. These as may be in, .
agined, are on a scale corresponding with ibs
extravagauce OF royalty. She keeps three hun :
dred horses. part of which are now in Lon.
don, as she Is sojournirg for the present at
Buckingham Palace. All OF these here were
greys except the fancy ponies One of the lat
ter is beautiful milk hite animal, Is clean
ana nice as soap, water, and currying can
MAKE him. He Is pet OF the Q ueen's and she
has small carriage in which she drives him
herself around the gardens. There we've also
four OF The uniest bay poBies, which the
Princess Alice herself driyesx1 1our- in. d, In
small carriage These, with six others, were
a present from the King of Sardinia. The
name Of each is inscribed on plate of marble
In his stall, on one of which Victor Md
on another Emanuel" in honor of the illus
triOus donor.
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nsv GOODS, cARPETrNas, q ,.
- s.---4--.~--'.l>,'-'.
,crTS RUGS AND


CARrEIs' NV" nAssocKsi
\ ,,eat variety and at prices that cannot fail to
wi Also NEW ckk6osAhssss !rH.w.s
jas, ~ DIV us Broad at between sth aud 9Th.
,,eak NEW eoops .sr srr.npp
HiANrgL NJ. PRICE 4 CO have iast re-
,sietdtL1s New Dress SILKS.
bbsESS GOODS, IN ever, variety.
Sra s;,le CL0AKs and ARABS.
Nsss "s.y SHAsfa / ssakr r BARGAINS still in
'"e e,ah Dress s l.kS.
TitiNA TSiFtiNAiNE NE ROBES, many of them at aay
thel "E tRSSIMERES. Of Southern niannrac-
.Lsa ; fS the tGe al the is STATE Tf9
teeTsis CASSIMEREs. for men and bows
wear, Re. nol-ts
7n,yE JUST RECEivEU 200 FANCY
ncRSTE0 CouNTERPANE IS, which I wlll
5sssrp: and. also, good assortment of SILKS,
I'd dsS6fS SSfs' ip@ and cL6TaNG, Lf' c, al Of
vh''a R0S +. 2SS Broad ST., bet'n I'd and Sd.
m Don I FORGET the Place oc So-lmF
nICnA X ID son Il co.
X DEAL EXCLUsIvRLY IN,
tsd keep for sale IN sns9ities to suit purchasers,
r.6EEooms, 20. = Sns,5 So MAIN STREET,
KlC II NJ q ID, A.,
ALL KINDS OF
ca. Il L r. i L \ Ct S,
MA FLOOR oil CLOTHS.
RUGS, MATS,
WINDOW SHADES.
TABLE,. OIL CLOTHS,
PIANO AND TABLE COVERS. &c, 80
chez Will nave made to order,
r4RpETS, OIL CLOTHS.
VhN' WINDOW CURTAINS and SHADES
v,A.vs opeoed a splendid lot of CARPETlN6
M own Importation, and are now prepared to
.. the Istest tyies IN every grade.
sl'g'' ta, assortment Of CURTAIN GOODS. with
q.,mpIuss &c, is unsu urpassed, and our sock is
tiomprts Of WINDOW SHADES, FLOOR OIL
CLOTH, &c.
pyTers sre invited to examine our goods, which
~ ~ sold on accommodating terms.
EHARDSDN 90
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IA John w. Garlick,
Market Place, Franklin St.,
Kssps eops,spalEy Sq hnpd IsTge as,G,PplX 9t
Fluid" KERoSiNE OIL, PAINT BRUSHES,
HAIR BRUSH rs, CLOTH BRUSHES, TOILET
ARTICLES, PERI UMERY, FANCY GOODS,
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y GOODS, NV GOODS. - GOLD
sgpply Of @ @io broad ST. is lust receiving his third
Fasss csooas' consisting in pert of rich Crochet
0ssass nsrs So Goods o EVER, Seserptlos
"ter art,iai Hosiery, Gaantlets, ar hosts of
advsaced es Tie season having been somewhat
u Their p,,ees "lo To those who want TO save money
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DIindaG THESE EXCITING TIMrs, i

y Is adv,satJ. - II EANEITNr IHES, It
/ Ilmos, snSe mat every person should use their
EAsgionq eeaaFofs 10 have command over their
au,rup ,bsho ana Eot permit their great loyalty to
Man III e,I proper reason; also. 20 visit LEVY'S.
b0Gds vbsilest, ana purchase some of those Dry
taa! ali ch c ne is selling at such very low prices
cl4ses s puy are highly pleased with their pur-
sgfeesbls u -" are also convinced that ii is both
ttOuE Ia ,bau bu aqyaniageous TO be polite and cour-
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~ Families Will conseit their iatsrrst
by " ing sEM Plies fNFALLIBIE BAKiNfi
POWDER, IL is cheaper and better than any
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AMI hrhnOAD AGENTS. PLANTERS
81 re, ana =! AL NE. l0,0D0 Servants Blankets in
Asm sgsb prices that will astDnish all some ei
'ess than the e0st OF importation,
ALFRED MOSES, - Main ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-14

The Herald's Paris correspondent saws the
Government had contracted with private
sEipouilders for the immediate construction
Of one hundred and fifty iron -cased steam
gunboats, TO mount single rifle in the bow
and draw small draft of water
II is reported that Mr.. w hitworth had con-
tracted 70 supply the French with any num-
ber of his rifles at four pounds each