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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-13
Correspondence of the Richmond hi ss,tea.
Msthod'st Education, &c.

HOAss INV.
Ahe Metnooist protestant Conference Is now
In session. 1t was to have met on vesterday
but owing to the elec tion we SUI ppose the dele.
gates were prevented from attending sooner
Than to-day. The delegation is small. owing
probably to the same cause
Mr.. J. B. Cary's Academy ia in a very
nourishing condition, some ing like 100 scho-
lara having en- ntered up to this time.
Chesapeake Female College has about a ftv
scnoiars-rather small number when we re-
lions sufficient for three times that number
1t is well located, healthy aud accessible.
The weather has been very pleasant for
mole than week to-day it is raining. with
every prospect of it's continuing several davs
The Baptist Church here having been some
time without pastor on last sabbath extend.
ed call to Rev. G.. f. Adams. of Baltimore
1t is thought he will accept p
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Sent on for BWglary.-Oa Tuesday night
last the office of John N. Davis aud +. Z Or
vie, on Bank street, near l2th, was entered, q
lodging-room forced open, and sundry articles
OF wearing apparel and bed clothing were
stolen and carried away. The facts being
made known 10 Lieut.. Carter, OF the Nigh
Watch, he set to work TO discover the thief,
and on the night following arrested LORENZO
w. FRAZIER white fellow, who then had in
his possession portion of the stolen goods
Yesterday morning the accused was examined
before the Mayor, aad remanded for a further
hearing for burglary, before called Court of
Justices, TO be held on the goth inst.
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THE WOMEN OF THH WAR.-Madame Mario
(Mi.s Jessie Merton White,)i is acting nooly
and usefully at Naples as head nurse ard
hospital superiu ten dent. Her husband, a very
good-iooking young Italian, has fought brave
ly, and was one of the small band who frat
cast themselves on the main shore from Sicily
and took TO the mountains of Calabria. The
Marchioness Della Tore, who fights like a
man, and of whom half the Garibaidian off,
GERS are said to be enamored, is a heroine Of a
different style and mold.
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General Todleben is at Sebastopoi, the for
tifications of which on the north size are un-
dergoing repairs.
The workshops of the Grand Gulf and Fort
G ibson (Ga.) Railroad, At Fort Gibson, were
burnt on the 3Oth nit. Loss $1,000.
Capt. ]. p. Armstrong, for 80 years promi-
nent in the steamboat interest At Mobile, Ala
died on the 5th inst.
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PRICE ONE CENT.

Hsnyieo Cornty Court Yesterday this Court
was engaged In the Common wealth's docket
Robert b England, indicted for an assault ON
VIM. w. Price, WAS tried and found not gull
ty. John Rogers, indicted for stealing corn
from Franklin Stearns, was tried, found gull
ty, and sentenced to prison for fifteen days
The trial of Lewis Hena, for selling arde o {
spirits without license, was contin ued until
Wednesday.
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THE PRESIDENTIAL ELRCTIoN.-Our latest
telsgraphic dispatches assert that Missouri
and Tennessee have both been carried for Bell
and Everett by decided pluralities. The Lou
isville Courier (Democratic) comedies that
Mr.. Bell has certainly carried the State."-
This would give the Union ticket thirty. seven
electoral voses, including the two Bell elec-
tors on the New Jersey fusion ticket.
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To be Execuisd.-William ID. Totty, convict
ed of the willful murder of Catherine J
Thorn, and sentenced TO be hung, will be exc
cuted according to law on Friday next The
prisoner, ii is said, has no hope of further
respite from the Governor, and is therefore
endeavoring to fit and prepare his mind tor
the awful end that awaits him.
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A YANKEE BRLLIeERENT IN CHINA-Cap-
turing Cities by Contract Paris Journal
des Debats, in the course Of a letter from
Shanghai, dated August 10th, states that u
mber of foreign ad venturers have joined the
Imperial troops and in their coHf1icts with
the Tai Ping rebels are achieving desperate
and bloody reputation. Among these soldiers
of fortune is an American named Ward, who,
ii appears, agrees to capture cities by job
work. The correspondent writes:
Ward had collected a troop of four to five
thousand Tagals, belonging to Manila, and
about dozen sailors from different seaports
OF the last. He and his men were paid by the
Tou-Tai, or Mayor of Shanghai, three hun
dred and fifty taeis, or about three thousand
francs a month, and he enjoyed the title of
Colonel. But that was not all. When he re-
took city from the Insurgents, he received a
reward proportiona'e to the service he had
rendered. For instance, the retaking OF Sung
Kiang brought the gallant Colonel the sum of
81, 500 francs. Such remuneration would have
stimulated the ardor of men more scrupulous
than Mr.. Ward.
The city of Tsing- Pow, near Shanghai, was
taken by the rebels. The Tou Tai was in great
trepidation, but Ward treasured him, and
offered TO make all right fer a personal reward
of 3OOGO0 francs. Arrived At Tsing-Pow he
gave the signal of assault. and was received
by a shower of balls. But Ward is brave, and
he determined 10 prove himself worthy the
confidence of the Tou-Tai. Twice repulsed,
twice he returned to the charge Climbing the
walls with but about fifty of his followers, he
found himself face to face with the chief of the
Tai-Pings he fired at him twice. bat missed.
"You rascal" replied his adversary In good
English, sI'll show you that can fire better
than you.n and he did show it by shooting the
Colonel in the stomach and leg. Yet Ward
escaped though the greater portion OF his men
were lost. He is now at Shanghai, and, as he
is of good constitution, it is pro bable that in a
fe " weeks he will be up again and at the head
OF Il band of brigands, anxious to repair his
il-luck"
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o. S. District CoSrt.-Judge Haly burton CON-
menced his Fall term yesterday, but transact
ed no business OF public importance. His Cir
cult term will commence on the goth, when
the varions criminal cases, already docketed,
will come mp for trial. Among them are two
or three post-office robberies, and several par
ties, captured on a SLAYER, who are TO be tried
as pirates. s aal
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Ptrst Bridge Capsixed.-Yesterday morn.
ing the pivot bridge across the Dock at i7,h
street capsizsd, one end going down 70 the
waters edge. The bridge was about bsins
completed preparatory to use, and while
being turned on the pivot, 70 enable The paint.
ers TO paintit, the gearing gave way. precipi.
talng one end 10 the water, swapping on the
cast iron pivot, and crushing the cog Wheel
We presume the gearing will hs repaired q
speedily as possible. -
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Mayors Coart.-A number of persons were
arraigned before the Mayor yesterday for
trivial offences, and speedily disposed Of
George Powder, a Henrico tree negro, for hav-
ing improper papers, was tiora up, and then
discharged.-Hannah Donahoe, for bea ting Ann
Kearns, was discharged because Ann failed to
come TO time.-John Mccormack, for getting
booZy, was reprimanded-Elijah, slave to j.
~ Mrs Gar 'Is was nns ahsourn u 1e pienases !,
sprouts.-Willam Coots, for becoming obliy-
lous and taking lodgings Ia Pink alley, was
held TO security.
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ST. Patriek's Caureh.-This new Roman Cath
Ollie Church, on Church Hill was eonsecrated
by Bishop McGill on Sunday morning last, In
the presence OF large crowd, among whom
was the Young Catholic Friends Society. The
services were Of a highly impressive cnarac
Mr.. Jacobs, OF the Redemptorist Brothers,
from the text: "Thou art Peter. and on this
rock will build my church, aud the gates OF
Hell shall not prevail against IL"
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Posting Lands.-Many OF the farmers along
the line OF the Richmond and York River
Railroad are posting their lands because Of
the horde OF trespassers in search of game
More than one farmer has lost turkeys and
barn-yard fowls mysteriously, and many Of
them complain Of being very much annoyed
by Sunday pot hunters.
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MOI Lost.-On Sunday night last, no little
an xiety was manifested by party Of young
men " no had missed one Of their companions is
for twenty -four hours, and who feared that
ne had found watery grave in the basin or
canal Yesterday morning the young gentle
man "turred up,' all right, with the excep-
iion of slight headache, caused by the indul-
Eences of SATURDAY. night
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In Doabt-Yesterday was day of anxiety
with those who had wagers on the result OF the
late elec tion In Virginia. The votes as far as
received, indicated SO close a race between
Breckinridge and Bell, that the official returns
may yet be necessary to a correct decision.
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Short Of Gas.-For a few nights past the
watshma IN have been required to extinguish
the public lamps at 12 O'Clock, because OF the
supply being inadequate to the demand. The
city, in short time, will find it impossible to
get along without additional "holders" !" be-
cause Of the steadily increasing demand for
gas. sE As
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Hall TaisE-On Sunday night last some
thief entered the hall of Mr.. Z. d. Eacho's RS
sidence, while the family were at tea and
stole therefrom new oyercoat, TWO hats,
and other articles of wearing apparel.
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Going Up.-Company q, of Church Hill, are
putting up neat frame building for their
Armory, and will have it completed in short
time. One gentleman presen ted them wi n the
lot, another with the bricks, others with the
lumber, and general fund will pay the build
ers.
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SAVE THE LEA AvEs.-If Brother Jonathan
were as saving of manures rs John Bull is he
would be better farmer. No one knows un-
til he has seen it how careful English and Eu-
ropean farmers and gardeners are of every.
thing which can be converted into manure;
and this is one ground of their superiority in
agriculture. Now let us repeat wnat we have
often said, that few things are more valuable
FOR tertiiIZing purposes than decayed leaves
They are hardly inferior to barnyard manure.
Gather them up now, this very month OF No.
vember, before they are covered by the snow
They are abundant everywhere, lying in
heads and windrows in the forest and by the
roadside and by the fences in every yard
The wood lot should not be stripped clean of
them; but doubtless every farmers land con-
tains more of them here and there than he can
find time to cart home. Gather them up by
rakiDg or by sweeping with a large birch
broom. Stack them and pack them in the
large wagon, adding side boards as high as
convenient you will hardly get too heavy a
load. Cart them home and use them as bed
ding for cattle and horses use them for COM
post In the sable-yard; use them to protec t
tender grape-vlnes and shrubs and plants in
winter. Strawberry patches will fairly sing
for joy under such feathery blanket. BY all
means save the leaves and use them.-Amsri-
can Agricu!tnrfSt.
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The DraIing SeAoO. of the Virginia Me.
chanics' Institute is to open in the school
room of the Hall on Monday night next, when
it is hoped and expected that every young
mechanic who wishes to become his own
craftsman will attend. The teachers en-
ployed are capable and faithful, and the school
deserves to be literally patroniz-d.
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No Inquest.-Coroner Peashy did not hold
an inquest, yesterday, over the body of ]. A.
Hardy, who was drowned IN the Canal on
Saturday night last, the friends OF the deceased
being satisfied that his death was entirely ac-
cidsntal.
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Tight 7imes.-Some of our business men al Q
beginning to complain OF Ihs tightne 50 in the
money market, doubtless caused by the grea /
political excitement which is now convulsi z
all sectiOuS of tha country
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CoNVioTED.-The Rome (Ga.) Courier stat tea
that Thos. w Cox who killed negro OF Ham p
Jones. some Is months since, was convicted
last week In the Polk couXty Superior Court
Of manslaugater, and sentenced to the Peni-
tentiary for three years
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Dsrangsd.-On Sunday night last a man
named John Muller was arrested by the
watchmen and Gagged for wandering about the
streets and being deranged. Muller has been
In prison as lunatic, but was subsequently
discharged. The Mayor committed him for a
further hearing.
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Sudden DeGth.-A negro woman named
Edith. in the service of Hamilton Houchins,
urday morning last, while drawing a bucket
of water al the we'll. Cause-heart disease.
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SAL Fssssis.-Within the past forty. ht
nouTs there have arrived at this poTt net lass
tnan thirty sail vessels, all laden with pro-
oaee aud merchandise Of various kinds,
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Seriously W.-Lieut. Trueheart, of the Nigh t
Police, is now lying seriously i'll at his resi-
dence on Shockoe Hill.
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FATAL AooIDEsT.-Whilea crowd was fir-
ing a salute at Waynesboro,, Ga. IN honor Of
Breckinridge carrying the State, the cannon
srniodsd. killing Jas. w. Hatcher and danger
ousiy wounding Jno. r. Lsrentz.
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Cnion Fair--The ladies are now holding a
fair at Mechanics Hall, the object being to
raise funds for the erec lion OF a new house OF
worship, and they invite the public TO aid
them in their enterprise. Besides q variety OF
useful and fancy articles, their refres hmen
tables are well stored with whatever can de-
light the palate Of the most fastdious epicure
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A TEsTIMoNIAL.-A beautiful silk nag has
been sent TO Ex- Gov. Wise from Richmond, to
be presen ted TO him as Chief of the Minute
Men of Princess Anne county.
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Circuit COurt.-Judge Meredith's Court was
In session yesterday, disposing of civil bust.
ness.
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FIRST ICR.-Early risers enjoyed yesterday
morning the doubtful pleasure of witnessing
the first ice of the season, as the thinnest pos
sible skim of it covered the ponds and pools
in this neighborhood.-AIsx. Gazette, Friday.
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II RAILROAD InON.-
II Three hundred tons. Th pattern, weighing
sais bv SsaE 4u JANIS puALGR "
~ 3-u Petersburg.
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MEMORABLE SPRKCHKs.-We desire to EN-.
balm the following extraordinarily sublime,
eloquent, and elegant perorations. The first
is said to have been delivered before a court
ofjustice in Pennsylvania:
"Your honor sits high upon the adorable
seat of justice, like the Asiatic rock of Gibral.
ta-, while the eternal streams of Justice like
the cadaverous clouds OF the valley. .fiow mean
dering at your extended feet"
The next is by celebrated lawyer of New
Jersey:
Your honors, I fancy. do not si. there like
marble statues, to be waited about by every
idle breeze
Next. the soul-surring opening of a western
grafton:
"The important crisis which were about to
have arriven, have arroven."
Last, but not least, one that locates itself.
"The court will please to observe that the
gentleman from the East has given 1bem a
very learned speech. He has roamed with old
Romnlus. soaked with old Socrates. ripped
with + E-ripides, and eantered with Canthari-
dss! but Vhat-your honor-what does he
know about the law of old Arkansaw ?"
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z THE "DISPA ATCH,, STEAM
POWER

PRIN II n q o OFFI ICE.
CorasY of Main and Tkirtssath Streets, ,Richmo ogd,
Virginia.
This Establishment, (being the most complete
Printery IN the South, both as regards Types, Or
naments, &C., and the latest and most approved
Machine Presses,) is daily turning out the finest
specimens of
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,
SUCH AS
PAMPHLETS, CIRCULARS, BILLS OF LA
DING, CHECKS, de-. u.
AS WELL AS
POSTERS, PROGRAMMES = HANDBILLS.
Particular attention gwen TO fine work for Banks,
Public Offices, Insurance, Railroad, and Transpor
tation Companies, Tobacco Factors dc.
The DISPATCH CARD PRESSES.
These new Machines, for Cards. Bill Heads,
iEg oh 1900 impressions per hour, thereby enabling
theDatrons Of this establishment to obtain this
description of work at the sho 3Et rassibie notice
A- Prices reduesd in proporrlcn to the inereasr
o. o8peed!
A Printing, in various oolored BR0NZES and
INKS. executed in the highest styl Of the ART
in this branch of the business, the proprietors can
safely challenge competition.
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SLOW AND SURE-We may learn somethin q
from our German citizens. They thrive 0l
the same income that a Yankee would star
on. We knew young German whose capi-
tai, when he landed on our shores, consisted
OF singularly constructed suit OF blue clothes
and long tailed pipe. Yet in five years he
mad house and lot money at interest, a wife
and two babies, and any Quantity of domestic
ollss ana picked cabbage. During the most of
TINS time our meritorious friend received a
salary OF only six dollars a week A Yankee
might have received five times that sum and
come out head over ears in debt. The fact is
Germans have very sensible notions of life
They are not fast They drink beer and smoke
pipes with astonishingly long stems, but they
are not addicated to calling on" multitudin-
Gus baskets of expensive Heidsick. They are
industrious and economical. They know
enough to lay up something for a rainy day
which is a great deal more than some Ameri-
cans know. Many Americans seem to think
that they will have no difficulty in borrowing
umbrellas when the fnanc ciaI rainy day comes
but they ascertain their mistake when the
time arrives, and are too ,ften forced to seek
shelter IN the poor-house or go and live with
their parents. Meanwhile our Teutonic
friend goes pleasantly ahead, raising garden
sauce and babies and cons tantly waxing rich
er, fatter and jolier. We repeat, that we may
learn something from our German citizens
Cleveland Piaindsater.
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C.. q. GRlswoLD. j. q. GRIswoLD.
E..~~s GkisWOLD * akISWULD,
~ ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
RICHMOND, VA.
Will practice in all the Courts OF the oity oil
Richmond, and IN the counties of Henrico and
Hanover, and In he Circuit Courts of Essex and
King and ueep counties. .
ma Ofhce on koss street, two doors from Rich
mond House. 6-3m
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

~ VIM. F. WATSON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
UNITED STATES COMMISSION EN-,
AND COMMISSIONER IN CHANCERY.
NoTE.-ln the latter capacity, will attend to the
making up and reporting the accounts of Execu-
tors, dmIulstTators, Curators, and Trustees.
RA Ohce, custom House, Bank street.
no i2-ly
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.ox%S A ASCOLI, NJ. D.,
O-GA MEMBER OF THE
NEW YORK G.. OF KS HOMEOPATHIC
MEDICAL SOCIETY.
Office Broad street, next to corner of lIth street
Residence on lzth street, next To corner of Mar
snail. sel-3ms
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aitllmunh Qispatrb.
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rus DAILY DISPATCH iss served to sab
~ ~. ssx AND ouARTKk ckNre PR wHRK,
fensets a. .kc Garner weekly. Price for mailing.
ys,T r. or sae for six mon chs. ia advance.
n'}SasE TIE sfMI- wEEgLYi \ J yp,SpATcn 81 l.s.ssa
tteGy tsSsNnnfE fEEKIY plSPtTCH il issued every
u ard msled 10 subscrll ers At 81 per annum.
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-a~s CUPPlNG AND LEECHING.-
- Mrs. s.W0OLHOUSk, over Sam'l Suther-
land Gun Store, lS2 Main street, Richmond, will
walton all those requiring her services. 'a
A- Constantly receiving, per steamers. fresh
"a All orders for LEECHES carefully packed
and sent by Express 10 all pats OF the State.
N. B.-A new style OF LADIES' BANDAGES.
tina. are much liked, made TO order.
Au 20-Sm
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BELLEVUE HU5PlTAL.--This InsIituusu
- which has been IN successful operation seven
years, il situated on Church Hill, Richmond,
Virginia, in delightful, airy position, and u
furnished with every convenience conducive to
the comfort of patients and the successful treat
ment of medical and surgical diseases.
Rooms have been nicely furnished, suitable to
the accommodation Of gentlemen who may find il
inconvenientt to be treated at their private lodg-
ings.
Particular attention will be paid to the lytxs- is
cards which very comnodious.
Having been heretofore literally patronixed BY
owners of slaves, both IN the city and country, We
can, with increased confidence, call their atten-
teri to the great advantages afforded by our
' Hospital" tor the medical and surgical treat
ment of SLAVES, and promise 70 spare no pains to
furnish them proper accommodations and overy
necessary attention.
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~ sds,sa HEsE EACiTING ItsiEs, it
sulost sndaoe mat every person should use their
sassions sns 'ots To have command over their
ealrua tb,a, aa not permit their great LOYALTY to
Nan strse proper reason; also. 20 visit LEVi y.
soods wbinhe Y, ana purchase some of those Fry
Ast all who he nc Is selling at such very low prices
eeases, and ouy are highly pleased with their pur-
Stesable snt are also convinced that il is both
''oas 70 lbe,, tsqysntageous TO be polite and couT
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oa .fot. Of Dry Goods S25 coo 10 be sold
Oar co,. tae hrst day of January next. at and un
Goods lor Cash onIS. Great sacrifice IN Dry
The sttsn,o| o| Is the time for bargains. well worth
lsr GonHS Gon u ot untTs and cit, customers. SUM
naoet: pout out 9t season at half price. Piald Me
fimm.niy..t .tLtsd 4sd Dress Goods; Ribbons; Dress
b-t'as Bieeched Cot.nns; sheetinys; I'm
ajs ls ~'3Iahs, CaIcoss; Wells; Gloves; Stock
Al WORD, the goods must ne sold.
CHAS. A. GWATKlN,
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-,v aooDs, CARPETiNas, 80.

IARfE'"' sSoCKS.
I s,sat variety aid at prices that cannot fail TO
,g'i. AS'' NEW CLOAK
.,,.sg an SWORDS h THAw'S,
!u>e "a 'lw lis Broad st. between sth and 9Th.
,,.e NEw GOODS, -
ohH ny LAST STEAMER.
vi at.FI, NJ. PRICE & co have Just re-
eeNeS,9osnnt New Dress SILKS.
bnssSS ,sO0pS, in evers variety.
Nv st,le CIoAkS aad ARABS.
Mnntsr GRsAT BARGAINS still in
'H'R 'R,eh Dress SILKS.
Sl.K RObkS;
cost.
iAsSS New GSSSlMrRES, of Southera psampfac-
r.-t. North Carolina goods, which re-
re we'd the premium at the STATEFAl
recrsi4 CASSIMERES. for men and bows
wear, sc. no l. is
1u,yEy JUST RECEtyED 900 FANCY
HnpSTED C0UNTERPANES, which 7 will
l.",stsr; and, also, s good assortment of SILKS,
"a t" "Spt coinred, and q aresi varlety. of DRY
G%%nnS BOOTS, HOES and CLoT THING. all OF
UG1,S Shall sell very cheap. Give me a cali
NRN@ ROSE. 80 Broad ST., bet'n ID and Sd.
-. n,r Z fnT9et the place. oc yQ-lmf