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The ONLY lace WHORE II Cure car be Obtained.

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First Premium
PI A n OF O II Il E s

UIAvING Just returned from New York offers for sac ehGce
aor,ni Of sFLyNDiD PIANOS (seeetsd BY ME In Y.
Y J on The reasonable tetrs.
Eso-sevtral good SIC midland H'nos f'r sale low.
War i2h srs, opposite Bank kiTtet belva Lloek)
ocI1-dm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-06
az SPECIAL NOTICE "a
1850. FALL AND WINTER TRADE. 1890
The great emporium Of


The great emporium Of
ALFR ED M Q ES'
6S Main street,
UTAs now ON hand and receiving daily the nof vn. vh
III cf DRY GOODS exhibited BY him IN ~ hs y s",nn
mond tmbraenS the syles Novtlhei Of lhe
In The following oods such nducemenis nh os S -
cannot be had elsewhere ard purchaser VIII hnu ~
their advantage TO get their ssPpies from the 0As
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
Black and Fancy silks, St. les
Broeade and Rept Slks
soldApllas Veronieas, Tlns
Plain and Fguf red Deiaines, all wool
Merinoes and wOolen PLAID Ac Ae ,6e'
CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
Fifty dlnertn, styles In Reayer and Cloh Oh He iA'
efthe season New ktvles received weekly
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT -, ~,
sanetis Jeans Pull Cloths, best makes, theepb VI w. nc
seys Twe,d Plaid LineyS khetnga shr logs, Couth So
bnrTs pain ard pptd Bed Blankt Servants
pAls On hand The cheapest the ttae and variety q Oe
goods for Servants Wear, at v,ry lev press
HOUsEKEEPI DEPARTMENT. Nj,
Tow l. and Towellng crash. huckabaek mspsr prl
ner scotch and Russia laper Doyes Napkins, TaDe pAA
Table and piano Cashmere Go en- lrsn Liners. &C.
OAkPET DEPARTMENT.. .
speufd Three-Py Carpet new patterns upper ing
Eup,r Rruses do Nelye Rugs Brussels DO heHp ho
Rug Carp all Of wh vii be offered At 20 per cent less
last seston's prices . ,,, "a.
Enbrodri,s Botiey Cloves and endless variety OF Goo9s
usually found In a Dry Goods estAbishmtn and evey Ae
will be offered st ueh low prees that cannot A 70 meet me
wishes the elcset buyers Our main nor VIII DC 70 P'e
who may favor US with call
For great great Downtown Emporium OF Trade
"o oeps~ti e. MAIN sTRlET.
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.
VOLUME 81.

fURNs:
DanyPapsr Ss per annuni ssEWseky, qS Nssky, eS; Al
gays advance hsuttancel be made al ne rak or ne
Pu6sher In where evidence taken The dePoat Of
lsitesin ne Post once containing money.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-06
RICHMOND TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER g. 1850

NVREMENnOus BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.
u NO TIME LIKE TUE PsEsRNT $4,000 WORTH ~ NEw
AUc1I0N BARGAISS-MORE GOODS THAN ROOM TO sTORE
TaEM LARGE sALEs, SMALL PROFITS AND QUICK Rr-
T0RNS-J LHIsER BROTHER 1893 BROAD STREET,
Are penirg their latest purchass from the large auction
sales In New YORK. at the prevailing panic there
tru their erds and customers that better vI ne
money csnnot be had In Ills market
The ladies' particular ai nton respectfully requested II The
largest assortment Of priced MEDIUM and hh prcrd DsEs
GOODS - be fund In esabher Ia the city without any
exception.
1900 yds P0PLINs snk Figures-25c., cost SOC.
O00 ydJ WORsTFD vENEiIANs- sos worth T5c
1000 yda. All 81 P0PLIN', at Tsc and iheyard
900 yd ~ New Dress sks reay beoE last mouths pti
n B-Addlona force employed to wait the hrong Of
toners expected and Of running OF the goods rape the pop
ulAr prices for which 1893 Broad Is so famous.
Oeis J. hiLLHIsER BRO.
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Bv Mrs. E. +. I1ASK ELL.
] vol l2mo , cloth. tl.9
AnnIysIa OF Ih, Contrnts.

Analysis of ans Contents.
Plsr cnsns sizLt chapters including advice 70 young
hou upon selecting and furnishing house system and
OF servants of eheerfuneu eonoy e
King veil aud economy In sa matterS EAing, &C enter
tAinmert OF company, aud carving =,
In gneral instructors 10 the my the young hnbEnd
forgotten and his part In Ss leg the 10 form her
self into asshed hoessk,eptr, Is cit aily dtfned
PART II tT1as OF nutrition, elements Of food, acd mrrk't ng
PAEr or general CO5kery-soups fsh meals poultry
esb hsW 70 oook store for winter and hereueoay sea
uiaipgs and drnr DESERT pastry ana PICS yTnst hread
biscuit 1s last chapter OF great Importance the
perfect sslble viii Insure good bread OF III
nts cakes nfecontry and coffee Tie chaper on cot
pr-pa ed vh frnT experience and follow
ei will lusure 70 the family cnf ee that Is perfect.
contains Eve chapters breakfast dahes hashes
eggs-io preserve for the family and mafe cook Ae
economy IA Che seoWng hcV to the odds and ends cold
dinners and lunches
PANr v contains chapters giving directions for gathering
preserving apples fr the afke And family also 70 her
medically seal preserve with sugar NIKE Cider dry tnd cook
To select preserve dry eoot, and her mec+iy seal
pears pums cherries small and Wst India fruits
TINS sCEST LtRtcToSs MADE ruE-
HERNErcALY SEALING FRUITS wtrHot
BlLNG Mrs Haskell has put futs In this Tor tie past
es ears with good and has reduced this at TO Aoen
sc rules that any person with prtsrve elr own
f;uits
VI eontainI four chapters upon making riesic wines
berJ mutt brbndes and yiHeEar cordlhs and extraep
VII contAi-s four chapters Of directions making cat
suns sa ads favored v.negars, ck'e7, and msngota
PAR NIEye chapters gardsrng; Kitchen ffut, and
no er ca'den, hot-hecs snd insect,
PART lN-rWo chapters. Curing meets, milk cheese, and but
ter
PAR X-Four ehspters the slek-oom-What should be-
renede Of nfan Infants cooEERY FoR TnS SICK
PAKrs NJ and NI. are miscellaneous and general
Tits free Of postage any part Of the United
n n the reeept OF 81 20. ccAl n
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- No advertisement 70 be eonieied By hs month or year
Gass speeded Manuscript previously Agreed uPon be-
tween the parties
An advertscmsnt marked copy for Tpeclaed
Der Insertions M continued anti ordered su and payment
eracted accoriinEy.
ApuEs-i1ElkErsroa avoid any dng
oate Of the Annual AdYsrra d proper 20 state ti
IA thsr prvg only cztsnds their immediate bushes Real
r,tr Legal other Advesements by then 10 Be
adHtioaal charge, and no vsrdaion-
- and General Agsna Adve 1aemena not 70 be
nsed By year. charged AZ The u5a rates. sabso
10 anch discounts a. shall be agreed upon
~ Booksellers and yearly Advertiser generally engaging one
squares With The privilege Of change shall no on he
ysNry Ave.g IN ucek Insert aan ne aneani
agrced upon the standing ue under hc contract and al eEee
lins such % be charged az The usual rates
Advertisements inserted In The SemiNeeky hhig e. 10 oena
per square ne dsi nscn and so cants
Der sIus-e f,r c~niinuaace. weekly, centn
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VJuFNCU WAX AND ADAMANTIHE CAN
= oosn pms - JoHN N GORDON SON.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-10-03
A GRAND VIRGINIA DIscors

S0ME FOUR MONTHS SINCE, OR my
- townsman, NAPHTALI EZEKIEL, ipform.Ss ACEllEN
bad prepared hair restOrer with which US ts
menting upon his own head, whose top was Sa sI.
We saw him two days since, and on the tHHsl
months since, fine crop of hair has SPRUNG - ~ bad
ornus growth. So convinced is Mr. EzEKIs " With Az
cy of his discovery, that be has named il Ihe ss
The InfaIIibIe Virginia Hair Ro.
Mr.. E. is about going into an extensive uanrs
article which is destined to prove of an xon
bald pated frieuds.-From Richmond Eo1~;nefe h~
18th, 1889 4A"tr, Datr
= This famous article can now be had of a.
Druggists Those persons who desire a 6noLe Pnus,
have only to the restOrer ACCORDING t ead h
lions on the bIttle Those who have anr printed dr.
cacy can have them removed in short tno otis
that it is all that it is claimed to be- 'HiA pMrei
Wholesale depot for orders, So Main Street
N. EZEKIEL
RICHMOND, Norembe, "A r.,
/, N. EZEKIEL, take oath on the Holy Bibl. :, ' %
been bald for the past ~ years and have bar
BY using EZEKlEL'S VIRGINIA HAIR RESI- RESI- ny Gi
- NAPHTALI EzgyI
=, JOSEPH Nam
For sale by "''nnONd.
Pr PESCuD
January 1s. 1850. "?eghi nc.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-10-03

raised our flag with firmness for ourselves ,
no hostility to those we have hitherto -. out n
standing by principle, but ready at ali 50 Sis
principle to cooperate with all conserva,isul s
preserving the Union as it has been nave NAVE AR
And here the national democracy will u y.
trump or in defeat And in the faith of on Sand
our trust in God and in the "discrimin.t;Enr late
|, of the American people, we will stand n sas
whole Country, the whole Constitution p lrt
whole Unionl anG !
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READ AND ENQUIRE.

A NY ONE WISHING TO ENGAGE IN BUSI.
IA ness that is respectable any in the State is IN
of the most beautiful and desirable of North
Carolina and is quite profitable and requires less capital
to keep it than any other business that be engaged
erwse to the Editor of the n e. Standard. who will IN
form and will give for wishing to SELL Terms
&c. Apply early.
ADVERTISER.
August 81, 1860. 34-wtt
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TO THE FARMERS AND PLANTERS op
VIRGINIA & NORTH.CAROL1r,
FOWLE q CO.'S d
SOLUBLE PH0SPHATED PERUVIAN cr,r,
THE BEST, CHEAPEST AND MOST pERx.xvx,
FERTTT T1En
FERTILIZER

LEI W HE AGRlCUIfITRIST1
ENDORSED by DIR. R. II. StabIer. of AIe,.nd,;a
II and Prof Campbell Morft of New York tTn =, Va
most eminent Chemists of the United States "a b lGe
combination of Phosphate and Annotated CHAINS ny
offered in really soluble form 1t is cumposed Of !a
Peruvian and SOmbrero GUANOS, of our own . No.
tlon from the ChIncha and Sombrero Islands, and wa
ed free from all impurities. 1T has been severely
many Of the most successful and intelligent farmers b
in Virginia and Maryland, side BY side with Peruvian Cum
no, and its superiority alone fully proved beng is Va
cent cheaper The Sombrero Guano before bens .SSi
to the Peruvian, is rendered Immediately soluble Nv
Process but recently discovered and peculiarly OuP NY"
The value of Peruvian Guano combinei with This Sa,
Phosphate, can hardly be oyer-estmaed as an imnar
constituent is supplied by the Sombrero which tba
Wan does not possess in high degree when used as
Price $50 per ton of 1000 pounds.
To those who prefer it. will be prepared to furnish
No. Peruvian and Sombrero Guano direct from The T
land Also, Columbian, Mexican and African CInanns
FOWLE d CO.,
Alexadria, Va.
HILL & NORFLEET.
Sole Agents at Richmond Va
august /, looU 3l-w&sw4m
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FOR SALE.

TUNHE RESIDENCE OF THE LATE JOHN B. BOB
II BITT decd, situated of Raleigh. the Far
Grounds consisting Of large Dwelling House, and all
necessary out-honses.
For terms enquire of tina subscriber the place
HARRIET B. BOBBlTT.
September z, 1850. S7-w5t.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-10-03

RANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE, VA.
TVNHE NEXT SESSION WILL OPEN ON THE LAST
u THURSDAY in September, and close the last
THURSDAY in June. --
For Catalogues containing detailed information address
...- .. REV. W. A. SMITH.
President Randolph Macon College, va.
July Il. $50. 27-wtOct.l.
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JNO. M. GALLAwAY

Late of Rockingham, N. c.,
WITH
HILL & N0RPLBET,
GENERAL
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
Ofic e-.-Shoccoe Slip,
RICHMOND, Va.
Liberal advances made cousiguments Strict per-
sonal attention given to all sales and purchases o
customers made with great care.
Manufactured Tobacco and other merchandise for
warded with promptness.
WIN. L. HILL. N NJ NORFLEET.
December 9, 1859. l05-wly.
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A SITUATION WANTED,

TINE UNDERSIGNED, WHO is A GRADUATE OF
Il Randolph Macon College, desires situation rs
teacher. Address,
T. J. OVERBEY,
Youug's X Roads, Granville, N c.
September T. 1880. 7l-6tpd.
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SOLICITORS, BLANKS.

VNHE FOLLOWING BLANK FORMS OF INDICT-
mens just printed and for sale at The Standard office,
to wit:
Retailing without License,
Assault and Battery,
ARRAY,
Selling Liquor to Slave,
Trading with Slaves,
Cohabtng with Slave,
Forncaton and Adultery,
Carrying Firearms &c.
Price 81 per quire. s- All blanks not hand printed
70 order. 62-
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WANTED

1.-TWO GOOD PRINTERS TO WORK ON THE DAILY
II Post, al Washington, N. C. Also capable Of
taking the entire charge of the Mechanical Department
Good wages will be given.
A. B. CHAPLIN co.
September %, 1860. 7s-lm.
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GEO. w BLoUNT,

GEO. w BLOUNT,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
NASHVILLE, n. c.,
VNIIL ATTEND TO BUSINESS ENTRUSTED TO
w him in Nash, Wilson, Edgecombe and Franklin
Counties.
Feb 81, 1860 l5-w6swly.
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NOTICE.

a PPLICATION WILL BE MADE TO THE NEXT
n Legislature of North Carolina for law prohibiting
the sale of intoxicating liquors in the town of Haywood
Chatham county, n c. and within two miles and half Of
the corporate limits of the same.
September 25, 1860. Tim.
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SPECIAL
spOD the oA1
Gpirdt'0" .. q
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byGcROss n
is rsn1Oed |
from sOhoh /
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Weekly 81
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-27

A NEW WAsHISGToS PAPBR.-Last evening
there was issued the hrst mum Der Of a new WASH
ington city evening penny paper, the National
Republican, by Lewis Clephane Il &C., printed In
the building formerly known as the Eva Once,
but recently as the Wigwam building In ap-
pearance II is a new edition Of the semi-weekly
RePEbiiedn, sometime since published here FOR the
benefit OF the Republican party cause. The par
ties publishing it were formerly the printers and
financial AGENTS of the National Era. In pecu-
mary point of view the experiment is hard ore
indeed-in view Of the financial history of niEe-
teRths Of the newspaper enterprises that have been
undertaken here in the last quarter of century
Personally, the publishers industrious and en-
terprising citizens Of Washington, and though by
no means approving their politics, as illustrated
in the history of their connection with tue agita-
tfon Of the abolition question in our midst, we
wish them TO lose little they well can In con-
nection with their present enterprise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-27
So. Sfs.i,y,r,rss.,, 5, Pen, Fx,,..s.

s.sFRASc1sco, Nov 1O-The total vote in the
State as far as heard from, is Hiss distributed
Lincoln received .-................365s $50
Douglas. ......... $3.50
Breckinridge. ..................3l,2lo
re S !: The ,o.t i.3...hIe ;ccoun; 70, Soas..
other accounts placing him 900 behind Lincoln.
The balance Of the returns will probably decrease
Lincoln,s plurality, but 1t Is generally conceded
that the State han gone for him. -
ofcess for iScity is elected by majoriies rang
ing from 600 to 1,0oO. This is the fifth time the
reform government which was inaugurated by
the Vigilance COMMITTEES of 1856, has been An
dorsed, ard the majorities just given are larger
than ever before
David and Moses Abrams. and J. Edling, mer-
chants, Of this city, failed OH the sth inst, for
500 60 Their cred tors, " no mostly reside here
are partially protected. "a
A dispatch from Yreka, near Oregon, dated the
l3th says the latest advices from Oregon give Lin
coin $50 majority, and Douglas is 5000 behind
Breckinridge. Three small counties are 10 be
heard from, which cannot much vary the result
The extra pony,ex press, with the result Of the
Presidential election In the Atlantic States reached
Fort Churchill to day, and was published In tn,
san Francisco papers at O'CLOCK, in six days froH
/ st. Joseph's. Great enthusiasm was produced b,
the news The republican committee had ISSUED
an address recommending general illumination
| tomorrow night,
| Espinosa, a Lower California nlibuster, ha
| been killed In fight his band was conmittin;
| murders and robberies by wholesale on the PENN
| sula. The citizens Of San Diego have sent for re
lief to the Governor Of Lower California.
1 A letter from w ala Walla, Oregon, dated ov
| .. says that Capt Dent, who bad been to the seen
of the massacre OF emierants by the Indians, foun
a dozen Of them alive, subsisting on the dea
4 bodies Of their companions. One family, name,
| Myers-consistiug OF a mother and five children
| toy ther with brother j n law-were subsistin
on the body of the husband and father. Severe
had perished Of starvation.
The Government Is urged to take more efficier
means to protect emigrants
| Honolulu dates to 27th ult h.ve been received
The whaling fleet was arriving. The whalin
bark George and Mary, OF New London, wss To-
near Jonas Island, on the 9th Of June.
II valuable new mineral discoveries have bee
made at the Esmeralda mines, and several rio
| veins have been located. The weather was plea
ant, and about 300 miners were there Siv,
leads were being extensively opened, and the Of
IL to be shipped to San Francisco II paying 80 o.
| Der ton. -.... ..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-27

TIMBs IN SAvANNAH.-We have seen a letter,
says the NJ aeon Telegraph. from the President Of
one Of the Savannah Banks He states that busi-
ness there is in condition Of entire paralysis. Ii
is impossible to sell exchange upon any point and
cotton buyers have been compelled to meet their
liabilities by surrendering their bills Of landing
substantially returning the cotton. He suggests
the idea Of advertising for consignment . Of cotton
70 Liverpool from planters, and shipping them
with orders for supplies in part payment, and the
remainder in specie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-27

MR. JusrIcE TANKY.-We see no reason to
doubt the statement now being published by the
newspapers, Of the resignation Of the Hon. Roger
b. fancy, Chief Justice Of the supreme Court Of
the United States, which doubtless has It's origin
in the increasing iDnrmities of his very advanced
age; nor do we doubt that the President will
nominate Judge Black, the present Attorney
General, as his successor, because an abier man,
or one better suited to sit upon the Supreme
bench Of the United States, in times like the
present. is not 10 be found In the limits Of the
Confederacy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-27

SPALpISG's PREPARED GLUE.-The value Of
this glue for domestic purposes is inestinahie.
The diticuIty of preparing common sheet glue
for use led to the new article. in a liquid state
the preparation can be used without heating,
dries slowly, emits no offensive efhuvia, and
ready for application. 1t is put up in glass bot
ties, securely corked, and sold with brush to
apply IT, at the low price Of twenty-five cents.
Every family shou Id have the compound con-
stantly on hand, as thereby any article OF wood
paper, crockery or glass can be mended. II viii
save more than its cost every month In the year.
The advertisement In another column, shows fos
what il is useful, and where 1t can be purchased
Po Sfon "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-27

BY J. c. MCGUIRE Il CO., Aucuoneers.
SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD PIANO FORTE,
~ hANDsosK FukNIIURK AMP HOUSEHOLD RI
FEcTs, HORSES, CkRRIkeEs, HlRNEss, &Ca At
ING, November 18th, At 10 O'Clock. at rhe re.dence
ID streets west, we shall sell 81 his funtuTe and
Superior ROSEWOOD seven octave Piano FOrs-.s,
Suite Of walnut, Green and Gold, brocatelle cor
cred Parlor Furniture, consisting Of two SOFAS
Suite of Rosewood, Maroon, and Garnet brocate'le
covered Parlor Furniture. consishnS OF French
Sofas. two Arm and four side Cseir1
Twelve Plush covered French Chairs, AID two
Two VERY isrse and elessn, French Plate Pier
Gothic Fancy Chairs. Rosewood Card Tables,
Three superior French Msntel Clocks, [2l dsSsl
Handsome East India aud China Vases.
PsPieImsche Tables, Msntel Ornanents,
Mahogany sofs. Hat Tree, And Hal. Chairs,
Extansson Dining Table Marble top sidebuard,
Large set Of Flowing Blue DiHnsr Nsre,
Silver Plated Csstors, Table CUtleTy- alters
Sold MshoEany high rOst Beds;ca1s, rTsa srsvs
Ornamental CoInice.
Two large French Pate Psyche Glasses.
Mahogany WardrObes, Dressing bureaus 49,
Handscme Cottage Sets Toilet Ware,
Hair and Hnsk Mattresses. holsters ahd Pillows
Cooking Radiator, and Othe, Stoves. together with
general assortment ct Kitchen requisites
At2 O'Clock, in front OF the premises. one par
superior Northern Carriage Horses, eIsht years
One Handsome Cslash top Fsmil, Carriage,
One RaIoGohe a. q one square auii!y Carriage.
Lot of Harness. Horso-cpsers. &c.
Tsrms; 80 AID under e.sh; over ,hst snm !. :
MOI no z d '''" j. c. sicsUIRE CO, Auct,.