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The Enemy Advancing Towards Southwest.
ern Virginia.

We have reliable intelligence, In a letter OF
recent date from Z citizen of South west
ern Virginia, that the enemy has advanced
with nine regiments upon Prestonsburg.
Floyd county, KY, and that Col. John :.
Wiilisms, the commander of The small Con
Tolerate force at that place, has retrea ted,
probably to Pound Gap, on the boundary OF
Wise county, Va. Prestonsburg is only some
$50 miles from Abingdon, and the design il
apparently to get possession Of the Virginia
ana tennessee Railroad. Col. Williams had
heilaer the numbers Dor the arms 10 COPE
with superior force, aud his retreat was
consequently q prudential movement. The
intelligence here given entirely confirms z
recent statement. in the Louisville fBowling
Green Courier, CT & projected advance upon
frestohsharg The necessity o. vigorous
measures Is doubtless fully appreciated by our
Government.
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Nenarts from Gen. Floyd's Command.

We received last night later advices from
Gen. Floyds command, at Cotton HILL
through which We learn that ne opened fire
npoH the enemy Oh Friday last, killing %
1neE and numb.r OF horses, and disabled
two wagons. Gen. Floyd, we understand
has complete control Of the road over which
the Fedsrais transported their supplies, and
has put an efectual barrier 10 this avenue OF
Communication.
We have also Il rumor. for the CORRECTNESS
eli which we do not vouch, that OH the same
day ,2rp OF the enemy crossed the Kanawha
river st Loup Creek, to cut OF Col. Jenkins :
cavalry; that this ofticsr SEPT 10 Gen. Floyd
sor reinforcements Of infantry, attacked the
enemy, aud killed and aptured n large num-
Der.
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THE BEUTiet !. FARM o. lGj Al REs
ON THE III + sDUW BRIDGE MAD.
HALL A MILE NORTHEAST az kICH.
MONp, FOX SALE AT AUETfcE-At the
request OF mr. LhERT a MORRIS, u h se 10 he
bea tn does no. permit has p 70 ri n tertiup
husilsss shall sal, at p,.oi.e auc .iop on The
Premises, On TiiIikSUAY, he i4th Nnveuabsr
1866 a. ~ do 81, III lar; Il ROT, the :, iair
day there after IL, vslu- be f a Il NJ ase,t-d "a
ab we. n w Owned asd oo<u, led by Nc Mos H. -
RE tract ODD all 100 acres, which has been sub.
divided INTO nine sI9h. tracts raa inx from IA II
IS acrts each sccordirg to plat and survey TO be
sen st oar Office. The mqn.i a b use tsas No /.
eortajrs tsen y.bve a. es, ana has on 1t q good
w Eli Ill NG, and tbs usIa ort.s ui,ainsa-
ON lot No. there q large anu Ia ST Oh c. Il-nt
barn. On .oi No ite'e IS u large new ice house.
with an ice-pcEd adjoining it The isi 8 t,r the
most part laws vel, ard is fertile any other
body OF land contiguous to Richmond here Ia
GA each lot hands 'us brd sne Commanding
bSanitnl view Of the city a.d surround e emu
try.
The particular attention of the public Is called to
this sal, ulors yaluabis gsc oil land ST. ,,n.
i'gneus to the cay tbeirg In dir bnc within Gus.
mi" aud auarief OF tue State Capita) nss =, /.
dom been Tered for eaie.
TERM IL urth cash balance a. s, 10 snd
IL IN ht1. or negotiable notes, ia.erest d g. s.-
eaTtd by q tr-ist d Ell
P. S.-Mr. NORRIS will take pea urs in show.
Ing the land - thDsc wish M to view III. sp,ne
GUDrlN & APPkRSUN, ~
"A
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Fremout.s Removal ard his Sncc.ssn,

NORFOLK, Nov. 5.-The New York Ii,aes, OF
Monday, has been received in this city, and
contains the important announcement that
President Lincoln has sent out an order 10
the Western Military Department transfer
ring the command from General Fremont tn
General Hunter. The order is abb o!ute and
unconditional, and has reached Fremont be-
fore this time. It is b sed on L.iucon's tho
rough conviction of Fremont's inca pacity as
4 General, and of gross profligacy of expen-
ditnres OF the public money under his ad-
Eliuistratiou,
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Klfbmonn Dispatrb.
rHuRsnAv MnRNlNo. ]. nov Z. 'esi
THE ELeCrtoN.


The vote was taken yesterday for Presiden-
tfsl Electors and members of Congress, ard
the occasion asprodact,ve of no excitement
In this city. The friends of the respective
candidates for Congress bestirfed themselves
quite actively, but there was no display Of
ili-f.eling nor any of those promiscuous
knock -dowas which were sometimes inciden.
tai 10 a polite ii ontest. There being bat ooe
electoral ticket ia the aeid, the vote of the
city was cast for Davis and Stephens, who,
from present APPEARANCES, may be regarded
as the President and y,ce- President elect for
The coming six years Of Son :hern indepen-
d-nce. The following is the Congressional
vote Of the three Wards:
list "a. ID. Total.
v n H Macfarland 80. las 27i POS -
james Lyons LOG ia ST .
Tyler's ms jority over Macfarland, $50; PIN
rslity over both, SC.
The small vote in the city Is owing 10 the
absence OF the large number Of volunteers IN
the army.
RRssIco ooCsrY.
Al the Court House the vote stood--for
Tyler :s5, mcfarland l76. Lyons Al. Other
precincts not heard from.
ny Telegraph
:xAss CITY COUNTY.
WiLLtAxsprEa, Nov. s.-Tyier gets large
majority In this city and county.
FoCKfH pIsraIcr
PgTEKsBCss, Nov The election passed
oTgaistiy 10 day and a small vote was poiled,
Davis and Stephens, for President and Vics
President, received 81 votes. Col. Roger a.
Pryor, for Congress, received Sol votes. He
had no opposition.
FIErH DISTRICT.
kgrsvILLy, Charlotte county. Nov. & AT
tais precinct the Coagrsssioati vote result
ed Bocock y, toode IS The vote for Davis
ana Stephens is unanimous.
SEVENTH pIsTRICr.
LyScABuKG, Nov. 6.-The official voIs in
Lynchburg Is as follows For Davis and Ste
phens. sri For Congress: keane 53i Hoi.
nbe, la7 and Leake, 10. Tnera was very
little interest NANTES ted, and Ehe vote was
small.
AAHRRsr &. H, Nov. 6.-The vote for Con
gress stands: Kean, 70; Holcombe, a. and
Leake, 10
Ninth DISTRICT.
MANASSAS, Nov. t.-Da account CT the
stormy weather the vote was small. AT Can
mons store precinct il was un nimous for
Davis and Stephens. For Congress--Srnit tn
g, Scott ID. Resimentsl vote not heard
from.
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The Engagement at Port Rcyal-Ihs Pur.
pose Of the Federal Fleet

SAVANNAH, Nov. 6.-Ths papers of this city
this morning announce that Com. Tatnail
made a reconnaissance with his fleet on Mon
day off Port Royal, and fired en- the Federal
fleet, and between thirty aud forty shots wer.
exchanged Two Of the Federal vessels were
strnck. There was no damage done on our
side:
Information has been received that the
Federal feet intend a combined attack on
Beaufort, Iy bse, and Fort Pulaski. Our de
fences are very strong
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Military Matters.

We learn that General Robert L. Lee lief.
this city yesterday morning for Beaufort,
south Carolina. He wss accom- panied by
several naval officers, and is charged with
the command OF the coast defsnc<s south OF
Virginia.
John g. Breekinridee has been appoin ted
Brigadi'r GENERAL ia the PROVISIONAL Army
OF the Confederate States, and assigned 10
duty In Kentucky, for which point he de.
parted yesterday
Major Jos@ph. mayo has been promoted 70
the rank II isaisnant Colonel, snd Can.
tsin Joseph v. scott 10 The rank OF Major. In
l'otansi X. 4, Pryors regiment, sta,iousd
aeay Norfolk.
The Legislature Of Aissouyt met II Neoeho
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From, Charleston

CHARLESTON, Nov 6.--The morning papers
state that Capt Morreil, of the Federal steam
transport, Csceola, which was wrecked near
Georgetown, arrived on yesterday. He re-
ports that he was ordered, 1T New York, to
take 70 days provisions and follow the large
vessels. The Osceola went ashore Oh satur-
DAY, aud biiged. Capt Morrell says tha fleet
consists of 30 vessels, of all classes, and says
that the storm on Friday and Saturday was
very severe, and he thinks many of the fleet
must have been lost or disabled.
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Meeting Of the Georgia legislature.

MilLEpagviiLE, GA, Nov. The Legisla.
tnre met to-day. Col. Biilups was elected
President OF the Senate. and Mr. TIobley
Clerk. Col. Aiken was elected Spec ker. and
Mr Arlington, Clerk OF the House OF R.pre-
sentatiyes.
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South Carolina Legislature.

CoLrABIA, ;. = Nov. 6.--The Legislature
met here Oh Monday, and the Governor
Nrassge was read on yesterday. He ssys
that the State has nineteen thousand troops
in service, besides three thousand at Charles.
ton and twenty one mounted companies on
q
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Az IMPORTANT MoyEngSr.-Tbe GAINESVILLE
Chronicle is authorized by DR.. Rlackburn,
thu agent of the Confederate Stats, to notice
the fact that the government has rented a
large Strengthening honse in that city, and is
ready, through its agents. TO con tract for any
number OF hogs and beeves during the packing
seaxon.
The Chronicle states that the only object
of the Governmlntint this operation Is TO pro.
vide supplies OF pork and beef for our army,
and the rian OF purchasing the live stock
directly from the producer, and doing their
own packing, must commend itself 10 every
one as mcst sensible proceeding The pro-
Queer will receive the highest mari et price
III either currency or treasury notss, rs he
may shetland the Government will at the
same time save the enormous profit usnaliy
paid to spectators. Local agents will be
sppoJn ted by DIR. Black bura la the conn ties
Of this State and the counties OF Kentucky
adjacent 70 this. who VIII bs empowered to
make contEaeis, snd il u 70 bA hoped thai ali
who have stock r. sell viii eivs tbs C}oyern.
msnt an opportunity 10 pnrchase the supplies.
Fisher 4. Fsnn0m. ESQ, u thu general
aEen.l In this Important movement - olssbas
XVI Nexs,
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A Spanish VESSEL in Distress

CHARLESTON, Nov. 6-rhe Spanish steamer
Nuesira Sonora de II 81, has put into George
town In Gistr SIS She was from New York
and bound for Havana.
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indictments for Treason in Cincinnati;

CIsciSSATI, Oct. 3l.-The Grand Jury in
the United States onrt, in this city, on yes
terday, found true bi Is against Jsmes M
Mepowith. james A. Skiff, and Thomas b
lincoln, charged with treason
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lsRSOCLAMAT1ON&.
DY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA

~ The GOV EnNOR OF VIRGINIA.
ID PRO- LAMATIUN.-I forlnasian 10
been rece v-d by he tx curve tina. 5, yeo col
c"nvi, =, VITO had been s-ntencea To he pen
tiary end to | b II IN thu puec WORKS, al1 - O
wsra G ployed IN w, Xxi Z the Ricumond de-
fences, bav- escaped from thu custody of thtu
keepers ard are n W going at Large; therefore do
a. Re by offer a rrw Il O. tn ee Lu died AMI flItY
dollars TO any Arson vito stall aIres; the 50 con
victs and deiiy them into th~ peuite tiary, or
II ~ collars inr h'r' tt en-; ana 1 do NOR. eve
~ auire all ffic-rs OF tbs CouIno wealth, civil
ard II iiitary, and request the p ,pe generally To
use "a ir beat ex-'ti,ns To p.o trer ar.est,
! hat h y may be brought TO iasice.
t~~, Given under my hand as Governor and
l. under the less seal OF the Commonwe attn d;
-->~ Richmond, this 9th day of November 1861.
JOHN LETCHER.
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D.

T>IRsr.CLAs,
IL AT AUCTION
70 discontipus his present
stos., on byrd bet~esa 9th
THURSDAY, 7th iust., CONNIE.
the vi ole Of bis sso-k, .mbrsrip. u
s u:n.ly found y h'ss-s'sss fsndy. -
staAR, 6-FFEE, CANDLES,
TEAS, sOAP, HEGRISas. PICKLES,
SAUCES. FIAiTs, Go akS;
Smoking and Chewing r0BAUSsO;
Pure old aKAsDlEe, WINES CORDiAIa,
Star SNIFF. &c.
ALSO
lot n pure wio-s, B-snty, w1i.xe, fberr,
n"ance, taqncrs In bottles. suitable ,"r ssmily
puip sse3
Every sr.icle warranted pure and 81 the bs,,
qualify, all 81 wS;e' b. ,onf lruty 70, MN. nd
All ibe rIxrtREs. smbr.,,n. s,o-c
stand asss ifa-.rcon r;xtpr =. OF X N ;, ~ en-
ave qualify OF. P.ia'ii g. Bsss,e be Tabs. stove
AL So
~ the sarss TINE Will be offered u. Key O. said
ssor-. the rent af ~h.cs Ia very ow.
The sibscr,o n fs~ls .ou fdes In ssyins ,h., 10,
a'sn'y ana variety. bis . ock is TIE verv best n
cssty re-pec. ever offered NJ an, on u th.s city.
iSSHs -ca'a' p0''' ,iy' on ae,isery;
Sail con,ue,-.r sv . B Cook 4 81. yS" no
ExTfN>IVE 0TK IF rpyGs
T. CHM GALS, ptRFE merry, fAa.Y
AhFItLES, &c, AT AUCTION. - rht IN
~triaer. tending 70 isecntisas uslrss f., wi ..l
= h st re, No "a BROAD. rot rceu SD a, Il 4.k
ssrs",s, on WEDNESDAY, Nov. 6;h, % u.-. ci a
81 10 O'Clock. hts entir. $40 X en5rs rg ~velv mr..
tici IN the Drug hb, io.ss, arongst with ~ be
iorn' Dfrse, hemi s.s. Ersfu.H n, taaey Ard
e'e ot every description &e the W.. le hnyinR
been is:d in with great and particularly suis.X
20 tLis trsds.
At TaE SANE TIE
All the SiX CRsjS, =. ng very c~,np, r. v.yv
Nit'e u-ei ard OF the latest st~ o. ru.istiry Il
e!araa, avg cssas, Counters. Soda W ats. 1p,ar.
s'us. coil4 Pile .. sc.
iae ateE.io, OF tae ;rede Ia a. ed ..s the sal. Of
fer are indueaieents AZ this TIM,
JEanS.-Aa b. WI, XARlNu
sac conducted by Il. :, COOK, Ai.tr &C 81
aa shove sale al 1t e-a irued TITS DAY
al - . CLOCK r. e. COt.K
co aueti0neer.
siYEG. sBAkS
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CsgAP BLANKETS Newspaper blankets are
coming into vogue. They are no joke A cor
respondent Of one OF our exchanges thus re-
fers to The matter:
Il have recently heard mnch about the
yalue of newspapers as q substitute for bian.
kets, and have considered the statement to be
apocryphai. Bat, last evening, l was in
duced 20 make the experiment. I took four
fnlI sized newspapers and pasted them to
getber at the edges, making one large sheet
the size of a bianket l then removed the
blankets from my bed, and placed the news
paper sheet between the one remaining blan-
ket, and the counterpane. The result was n
com fort, BILE rights sleep, without any feel
ing of cold. pledge my word TO you, gentle
men, that this is literally true; and my OBJ
ject in making the communications ia, that
through the medium of sour paper, the fact
may be generally circulated; for 1t Is no tri-
fling matter to tho poor 10 know that for an
outlay of few pennies they can supply
themselves with eomtortsble bed covering
through the winter. Ore Of the printers con
n. ef d with the Adcocate Ctiice has also made
a trisl VI the matter, and says IL works like n
charm -
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Discovery or YorSG Girl SKULL, IN NBw
OaLEASs, WIZ KNIFE TH2Csr IS 1.-THE
New Urieaus Bee, of Friday last, LIST instant,
records the discovery, under the floor of q
house in that city, OF "a human skull, showing
evidences OF I. most foul nurder having been
committed some time back. The account says:
Yesterday morning strange discovery was
made IN the 3D. District. A little boy, son IN
Z Spanish family that rent a house On f'sace
street near Casacalvo crawled underneath
the Kitchen to catch L chicken, when he was
borriiied 20 perceive g human skull lyin g
there, and quickly making his way our, told
the circumstan to his parents They pulled
out the skull, and sent for Deputy Coroner
Sorapuru, who came 10 the place, and notified
Lient. Mazarat. rom the size and teeth ii is
evidently The skull OF q girl about 10 years of
age, ana from the long brown hair, IL must
have been white girl. IL was wrapped up
IN a brown barege veil, the corners OF when
were twisted together, as if for some one to
take hold OF and carry. That part Of the Eeil
twisted up was we'll preserved, but the part
around the head was all decayed into snreas
II was plain, that the brains within the Skull,
and the flesh without it, had decayeo oy age,
and nc. by the action Of lime, or any otier
artificial agent.
But the sjrangesl and most horrible part OF
the top OF the head, on the left siqe. dlf'ctiy
a boys the left eve 1t is q narrow cut, made
by single Oladed knife, half an ln"h across
the bIa.,a and struck in diagonalIy, as II the
girl had been lying on her back, say III bed,
ami the murderer lad approached on the lett
hand side toward the head, and struck with
IIs right hand across the pillow.
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hood of NI;,J,~iiI. = wa

DRowsED.-James 3. Gill, Of the neghbo
hood of Miilville, il this county, was drowned
III Elk ri yer, at Patterson's FORD, short
distance this side OF the CHS line, on Thurs.
day of last week He WAS on his return
nome from Huntsville. WITH his WAGON, nd,
on arriving at the river, he ungeared tb 9
mules IN the lead, and mounted one of them,
trusting 10 his servant, valuable negro
man, to follow with the other mules and Ike
wagon. He reached the orposit- bank in
safety but, on turning around, discovered
that the current WIS sweeping the vehicle
down the stream. He plunged into the water
10 anord whatever assistance he could ars.
IN the struggle was drowned, together with
his negro and two mules. Mr.. Gin VS.
about af'y years OF age, was highly IT specred /,
and leaves large family .-EQgettcr{.ie O6ecr-
rer, OcS. 81.
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The jury in the Pr;yateer Case.

Nav iohK, Oct. 81 the jury in the case Of
the privateers OF the Savannah stood eight for
conviction and iour for atquitta!
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Ashbury Dickens. esoretasy Ut the United
8 atss Senate for thirty yesrs previous TO tbs
last Congress, diad In Washington on the 22d
w.t., IT the age oS nearly atAssy pears.
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Ugh CONSrABrES SALT Viii be
1 80 d Oh FRIDAY, shs 9Th da, OF \ vs,p Der
8 al ;. o'el OK A. " ,. al the ~ iderce he
late sAph ii chad On d seuto dc OF aai., 81
belw 18th and Ell .. all 4 the l. o sch old and
kitchen Furnitnre Tia. rein tsiaeo, Consist & o,
the neuN. variety
ais, az d mist .,tfiee Purnit.ir.> &c .
con listing Of Ter -iE.l HAIR. split On sas TX
lures; w as ~ ds: Looking issse : h i- Par
lor nt,vg; w tug Desc CT iud tone 81, 80 at
isfy distress strau; in ,y hsrGs agai. Joseph
and b. Mcbard, in tuvoT OF las. pb lieu
GEI Il. s3El Mar, II Ger
TERMS.-Casa npG-t;s
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By THOS. " KEESEE, A, tttoaeer,
(Ofiiee corner OF l2.h and Calsx sss

HGRSES. MULES, Ci,WS and CALVES:
III . l. CAD ava HARNESS WAGON
:, . X a l. + AT "A CrIUN-
Viii be sHl Can eli Oh mher Hill n SAT-
RDAI. Nsv. 9iH, con,u cirg 81 L. DEL OK
very Tue tlack hOks L. SIX years old. war.
rnntcd sound:
| fne boy Nj ARE. igtt yeer- old;
d ii q large MULES we broke
coal CART Ind HARNESS, In g,aa orLr;
3 a!LCH cows
l LIG h WAGON. fHOS W. KEEeEE
no5 Anti m. sr
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On Thursday night last, two buildings for
merry used as the freight depot Of the yirci-
MIA Central railroad at Stanton, were con
snmed by FIRE. Loss about s. 900
The Grand Jury OF Lynch burg has been
INSTRUCT by the Judge to present ali issues
OF shiuplasters il that city.
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THE "DiSPA TCH STEAM POWER
L PRINTING OFFICE,
Corner Of Main aad 7A,r,een,A Streets, Richmond
PirSiata.
This establishment (heing the most complete
t'rintery in the - uth both regards Types. Or
nameIts, &C., and the latest aad most approved
Machine presses9 is daily turning cut Il shnes'
specimens OF
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,
AMPHLETs,
bills Or LADtNa,
II q < 8, &C.,
20 T s.,
PROGRAMMES,
and EAKDBILLs.
Particular attention given 70 fine work for Banks,
Bubble 0Ices, Insurance, Railroad and Trans porte,
sien Companies. Tobacco Factors, &c.
THE DISPATCH CARD PRESSES.
These new Machines, Tor Cards. Bill Heads
Small Circulars, Labels, &c, capable of turn
ing off LEGO impressions per hour, thereby enabling
the patrons OF this establishment TO obtain this de
'cription OF work q. the shortest possible notice.
- Prices reduced IN proportion 10 the Increase
of speedl
E9' Printing In various ccioreti BROEZES anc
INNS executed in ske highest stye of the art, In
this branch If the business the proprietors
SatelY Challenge competition. se lite
CPECIAL NOTICE-Owinx 20 the mpossihii,.
- OF procuring supplies except Tor cash, my sales
aereaer will be for cash only excepting only those
whose accounts have been paid heretofore promptly
n the months of January and July.
myla % Main IT
y)YE, HAY, SHUCKS, &o.--l0O bushel.
"A prime Rye; rs bales Timothy Clover Hay; II
ba!e3 Shucks; COO bushels Winter Oats; 5O(k
BLAIR & HARvlE,
oc Cary and 18th streets.
n snpL ,sn III. 4 - - sS--r.I -
IL on hand. and for sale BY : =
VAN LEW, TAYLOR & Co,
arh No IA @sir street
| fNHEAP DRESS GOODS a, EZEKIELS,
| \ ~ Main s'reet.-Ladies III wsat Of cheap
Dress Goods OF late styles many of them at prices
them at EZEKrEL'S, II Main street,
oc y MaeTt old stand.
| NHEAP GOODS, G HEAT q 90 u s.
~ Blockade Run Weekly New styles cheap
Goods OF every description receiving weekly .
dice in wan. Of ehean Dry Goods y III ord them =,
EZEkIEL'S, Al Vain ST.,
DC ee Mail~ft's old stand
TIMOTHY sRnD
| So bales prime Timothy Hay, receiving,
8 bushels primo Timothy Seeh IN more,
For sale by CLAIR 4 HARyIH,
| ~SF ra~v end t,.k
/ ELANNEL SHIRTS.-,OO dozen White sne
| Il Gray flannel Shir.s receiving and for sals .
es A''@ Baldwin WILLIAMS.
NT ALTERS AND TRAYS-FrrU Il 70 d
w inches, Of various patterns, and snperto
quality for sale by OIsARKSON 60,
| ~ - No tn6 Nsin q
TOAL OfL.--io bbla Lubricatins Coal Uii
| ~ for sale by THOMAS JONES'
| ~ NJ No Main s4re~t
DANK NOTE PAPER.--5,OOo sAsets -
| I'D EAnk Note Paper. for sAl@ by
| ~ - THOMAS JONES' No 4 Main a.
lCAFETY fU 5 E.-Wa:sr and Dry as7si'
ID Fuaa, far sals b.
eos L&a. y DAVENPORT
IT AIDES UNDEK.VfSTX.-X ~ fsdss1
uadsr Vests =, Z. ...s \, = !. rss e = ~
mas Mai~rf Old taanA
s~IENGINt RRnWN wIlnS1ln AMI CA
M tItE 0OApN-@1Na4 ~ tve9 Ae6 ~ tnkeA
4. MpuEKEM 4 co. OvNaQe~A h
NeS9 ssat. = s.av ~ Neee~s
nATUHEr. MAICNlb.-visanA an1 We
- NSIDE 1AK1Aa pvss s>ns,
an - unh - sGu1ga neNe1. Q.