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FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS. DC.

E'RESH ARRiF are in receipt
4 Of full lines OF Misses and ChilGrcn's Hoods,
EgbEas, Comforts, aud Woollca Hosiery; also,
Plain and Ribbed l'ndcrShrtS and Drawers, Ne
rino III al Hose. Gents Furnishing Goocs, and 4
great variety Of desirable goods In our line; 10
which the attention Of city and country merchants
Is invited.
BURRESS, LAIR & TfIAXTOS
Wholesale Dealers In Fancy Goods, II hite Goods.
Notions. &C., ii Pearl street. no 10
GALL TRADE, 1SG9.--WIlITE GOODS,
a FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS, HOSlEEl Z,
GLOVES, &C.-Wr have now In store. and "i'tf
to the trade Of Virginia, West virginia. Icnhc,-
see, aad North Carolina, the largest stock 81 our
goods We have done before. Prices guarih-
tecd as low as those OF jobbers In any northern
market. VALENTINE & FRANKLIN.
Importers aud Wholesale Dealers IN
Fancy Goods, White Goods Notions, &C.
Sc 20-3m
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aMESEN ESTs.

RICHMOND THEATRE.
Il
COMMENCING FRIDAY. NOVEMBER -, l2v?.
NlrANTpStGPE.
4 NEW STYLE OF EXHIBITION,
giving views of The most rcna' hthlc
CITIES,
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. full view of their pageantry. The oppor-
entities for display in the denser parts OF
CITY arc imperfect The show, mixed UP
With the mass of vehicles and freight, Is ter
r;bly disiointed and burlesqucd, while the
whole street teens with curses OF 1t. Inc
thing ought to be stopped, orat least greatly
limited. Tn this country it has gone 100 iaf.
There is nc limit upon it. Anybody with 4
big drum can 60 laundering through the
streets OF any of the cities, to the genera an
novancc. In this city there is room IN 'he
streets us yet but we hope the day Is n"'
distant when we. too, may have reason TO
complain of professions AZ serious ohsfF'lc-
tons TO the proper uses of the streets.
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD GO.
,nnr. Asi.RER.S nEFII =.

THEAsTaER's OFFICE.
RICuNOND. Crtohcr2l, lsC!
A-OTICE.-Thc ANNUAL MEETING
Of the STOCKHOLDERS Of the EliE
pEAKF AND ONO RAILROAD CONTAIN
will he held in the city Of Richmond on !liii'
DAY the 95th day Of November, l71"'. .,,.. Iii
Tie bylaws Of the company pF"F!dc lna' ii,
meeting shall be in writing, ard signed by The per-
son thus transferring III" powSr haft9 nd iPs
.irnatIIrr Of either member OF tho firm snail DC
valid. No proxy shall be valid r,Ten more t!'
..En Trnyy for individual stockholders shall
pass free Going To or returning from IN" meetings
Of the company unless he i himself stocEhoicr.
"Thc books OF transfer shall be closed hilcth
days previous tu any general meeting.
10 IT, ri +. GARRETT, Treasurer.
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DRIVATE LETTER-BOX.-Ha re-
i ceiyed the agency for the sale of sTRnNG'S
PATENT IETTER-HOX for the private resi-
dcnce or Office, / invite all persons wishing to
avail themselves Of this convenience 10 call t the
Richmond Musical Exchange and see specimen
there exhibition, and leave their orders. Ihese
boxes used very extensively In cities where u
free delivery OF mall has been established.
WILLIAM 4. EDWARDS,
no l5-lw Agent,
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DEFY GOODS.
ELEGANT AND ATTRACTIVE,

lfLEdANI AMI ATTRACTIVE.
T. r. PRICE & co.
have just opened, and are getting In By expres,
and steamers daily, large additional supplies Of
NEW AND FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS.
such as
PLAID POPLTNS, IRISH POPLISS,
REPS POPLINs,
COLORED and BLACK SATISS for trim.
ming,
Rich and cheap BLACK CORDED SILKS for
walking dresses.
ALSO,
ARABS CLOTH CLOAKS,
LONG and SQUARE STRIPED and PLAID
SHAWLS
VELVET for cloaks, VELVETTEEE,
BLACK POPLINS and other MOURNING
GOODS IA specially With them,
BLASKETs-l0-;, Id, l2-t l3-i, &C., &C.
r. K. PRICE & CO.,
no u nearly opposite post-otlce
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THANKSGIVING D.AE.

OFFICE or L,&CASTER x Co.
STOCK AND EXCHANGE EEok EH5
tED BANKERS.
RfcU"oTD, VA. November u, 1859.
VNuIS OFFICE WILL BE CLOSED TO
I MORROW Thanksgiving !layl. Taper ma
turing lhCli must have attention TODAY.
~ no lit
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ARAB SHAWLS.
THE GENUINE CANADIAN CLOAKS.

CRISCHILLA and BEAVER CLOTHS.
BLANKETS,
BOULEVARD SKIRTS,
SCOTCH PLAlDS,
EMPRESS CLOTHS.
FRENCH MERINOS,
ALPACA POPLlNS.
e ALL-WOOL DELAINES,
MOHAIR LUSTRES,
OPERA FLANNELS,
WHITE and COLORED TWlLLED FLAN.
SELS,
FIGURED and PLAID FLANSELS,
WOOLLEN HOODS and CtPhS,
COTTON and WOOLLES HOSE.
KID GLOVES;
in fact, full variety of DESIRABLE DRY
GOODS. which We intcrd h sell al reasonable
prices, thereby giving customers the full value
of their money and the benefit of all bargains We
may have.
A call is solicited.
WILLIAM THALHIMER soES,
corner Sixth and Broad streets, and
No. 1919 Main street Ezcklefs old stand.
mo
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prcrtupxr AND DASvILLE RAILROAD Co..
l,,ntI,.nN.r, Nnt:nnl her : LEO. {

VHHE TWENTI-SECOND AM Al
MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS or
THE RICHNOND AND pANNlLLE RAIL-
KOtD COMPANY viii DC held IL this city. al the
Exchange Hotel. on the SECOND " EUNESDA1
In December rcxt tS:nl n J. N.
The transfer book viii hc closed on the goth Of
w J. D. BLAIR, Auditor.
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E,SYIHg-OrrtcE or W. Il. ISAACS x Co..
MoSDAT, November ID, 1859.
THIS OFFICE WILL BE CLOSED On
| THURSDAY, 18Th instant THANKSGIVING
paw Notes and bills maturing on that Cay must
have attention on WEDNESDAY u" lN-+t
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FORM OF PROXY.

RICHMOND AND DASyfLLE RAILROAD COMPANY.
Eru1r al msn IN These presents: lh:it =,
he r;u,rrsi gIicG do hereby constitute ana appoint
ot.,rn,y - for - and in - name.
tovotc II all Questions that may he brought before
he meeting Of the Stockholders of the richmond
and Dauy!!lc Railroad Compat! 10 he hc!da III =
on =. the - day Of -. or at AZ! aiJourncd
meeting thereof hereby ratiryin. MI the acts o.
-. said attorney IN n" premises, l"'iy is Il
- were present and voting III person.
In testimony whereof --- have iIcrcuit" a!iiNed
=. hand this - day Of ---. nos-cc4td
lFaigand Eaq"irer and Efttmi3.r corr.
NNUAL MEETING.-Thc next an
n uu"l meeting Of the Stockholders Of NE Ken.
Contrary wi l." held n tic oAic" # ~. Company,
in the ely Of tichGoad, 90 MEDNE-DAI The
noa!ti j. b. WINSTON, Secretary.
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ATOTICE.-A called meeting Of the stock
= holders Of IN" MtNCl!ESIfR tDIioS
viii be held ut the office OF the EichlnanI and pe-
tersburc Railroad Company 81, THURSDAY
November the Ish next. at II O'Clock. AS t,iSl-
nnss If Great Importance will b. brought be-
fore the meeting, it Is desired that every stock
hnl!cr should hc present, either III person or by
,,rnxr. W. II. POWERS,
-. i oo,rtd Agent.
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~TABLE-CLO THS ;, DOA LIE
xIpEIyS. TOWELS. TOWELLlNG, S'iEE1-
IyGS. PILLOW-CASE LINEE AND tol1oN'
we now offer the largest and h"si-;is9of'eo 9to'A
- rInI-SEKEEPIEG GOODS that "" have ever
had and at extremely low prices
Rroryn Linen Tablc-Clotis, two yards l"hR' i,
-z,. worth ~; White Tahle-Cl"thS, warrahte,' III
MIR, linen. al Il worth $50: Pure "hlte Linen
af Uafnusk at &c.. 81, and $40 wortii f''' 9A''"
and $l.75; Linen Fringcl Nap"hs ~ -" -
dozen worth $50: large-slz" NlpN'nS a. =
worth 81 per dozen; Huckahack III l!', "o,'n W.
,',,r ,.ord oxtra line wide and heavy llnckabacA
=, zoe. nar ward would be cheap ut &C. Towels
-, - 50. -, and 30 per dozen; an! many ether
Largaius III L Incn Goocs At -
''' LEVY BROTHERS,
o 1gt3 aud 1915 Main street,
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Statesmen: w. e. Kcap, j. q. Chencry, ans
W. ii. Gordon.
Closed on SATURDAYS. ocso
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lust RECEIVED IN ADDITION TO
y my large stock
kegs MALAGA GRAPES,
case ISABELLA GRAPES,
5 bags COCOA Nuts.
so boxes NEW RhISISS
. boxes BAKERS COCOA, .,
. boxes DESIGNATED COCOA MI,
. cases LEMON SUGAR,
! eases FARINA.
. gross COXE'S GELATlNE.
. nm nllnds assorted FRENCH CANDY,
s'S0U cIt RS tch0ice brands,
4ozrn DE> 'LLED HAMS
boxes ClTRp. of v.Sry G0ODS
together with large IT,, u w,TRiBBETT,
for sale low. VI. ':,Io Main street.
no3 L.
TIRST OF THE SEASON sI w
L CROP SMYRNA FIGS RAISINS,
100 drums SEW-CR SMYRNA FIGS.
so boxes EEW-C3OP MALAGA RAlslNS-
whole, half, and quarter boxes;
10 barrels prime CRAEBERRIEs. only 7sc.
NEW CUCUMBER PICKLES, In half bar
rels:
gross cox S GELATINE: Just received for
sale by LOUIS j. B0SSlEUN,
oc IS Confcctioner, lil2 Main street.
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Aru GOODS.

CILKS AND VELVETS
~ IRON AUCTION
BLACK GROS GRAIN
AT % 20 TO 81 rs
HEAVY BLACK GROS GRAIN
At 81 TO 81 rs.
VERY SUPERIOR QUALITY
AT 81 - TO 50 2a
ALSO
PARIS COIORED SILKS,
AZ 81 50 TO ~.
FINER GOODS PROPORTIoNATELY Low.
BLACK SILK VELVET,
FOR
CLOAKS AND SUITS,
Al S5 AND UPWARD
ALSO
SHAWLS CloAKS.
CLOTHS W0HRNIEG GOODS he, lie,
AT EXTREMELY Low PRICES
SUGDEN &c BRADBURY,
nos BIZ AND 3I4 BoWERY.
door LeI0H Beeekerst
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NfcPHERSON's
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Of the important
EXECUTIVE, LEGISLATIVE JUDICIAL
POIITICO-NIIITARY

EXECUTIVE LEGISLATIVE JUDICIAL
POLITICO-MILITARY,
GENERAL FACTS OF THE PERIOD,
FROM JULY Is, 1865. TO JULY IS, 1869.
BY EDWARD MCPHERSON, Ii. D.,
Geek oftss House Of Representative Of The United States
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9rg GOODS.

AT KINzEY'' eoo LOTS OF
AUCTION GOODS,
OPENING on MONDAf
TRIMMING DEPARTMENT.
200 PIECES sILK PRINCES @T S, PlECh
1900 PIECES SILK TRlMMIEGS Pc PIECE
5000 PIECES SILK TRIMMINGS, jOc to &c.
5000 YAkbS SlIk RRINGES &C. 60 zoe ca PIECE
VELVETS.
300 PIECES COLoRED SILK vELv8Ts. 25c PIECE
& PIECgs pd4CK sL EYE yE ~ y re- I FE PEcR
500 PIECES WIDE SILK yELvBTS SOC TO 81
IGl YAED%l vi S yEL W y5 25s YARD up
vELVElEBS FOR DRESSES. sec. YARD UP.
LOT or uTG gy r yELHE sIS, IS. YAR il
WIDE PLAID SILK vBLvErS. 81 50 YARD.
RICH STRIPED sATISS. 81 30 YARD.
FLOWER DEPARTMENT.
Az oyR ZEE F FFRNcH S 9WEas o S' s TPaY
so1 BOXES or EVERY STYLE FEATHERS. 25e UP.
zoo BOXES PINE RICH FEATHERS, SOC. Up
HAT DEPARTMENT.
aooo VELVET ROUND HATS Csc
1900 SILK PLUSH HATS, SOC UP.
1850 FELT ROUND HATS, I5c
l,Go0 SAILOR HATS hg.s ~ SIfLs io
BEST Ne" SI3 jobs PsI II FE Wh6Ets Sal
TRADE SUPPLIED.
GLOVE DEPARTMENT.
LOT or SoiLRD KIDS 25c PAIR
FRENCH KIDS PERFECT, SOC; PAIR
GESTS KIDS, ALL SIZES. 75c PAIR
PINE TrAITAE KIDS. 75c aud 8lc. PAIR
GENi iSE JOSEPH no GLOVES, WARRANTED.
PINE llsLB GLOVES; ne ~,
SILK CLOVIS, AUCTION LOT, &c
HOSIERY.
LADIES AND MISSES MERLSo RIBBED, i2le
MISSES FANCY WOOL HOSE. ne
LADIES EXrKA.uBBBD MERiNo. zoe. pair
GE5T% AL Nh ~ A EFFIS1 y re- &c.
lois OFGESTs' SILK TIES AND BOWS, lOc.
FANCY GOODS DEPARTMENT.
BEST 100 YARDS MACHINE Skis re spool ,i;-,, ,..
EXCELLENT SPOOL COrrON FULL LENGTH. &c aud 90
FANCY BRAIDS AND TRIMMINGS.
LOIS Oh JEWELRY FROM AUCTION. Sc up.
10000 WAX CRYING DOLLS. loc 10 s..
SLEEVE BUTTONS SETS ColBS, &c; nc c,,n
25oU9 DOZEN RICH Dress BUTTONS BY THE CARD; -, ov
GILT. JET VELVET SILK, FANCY, RUBBER AND CLoAh.
BUTTONS, ALL At &C. DOZEN
RIBBON DEPARTMENT.
250pOYARps FANCY RIBBONS &C. 20 2je.
1900 IABDS PLAIN Ribbons, &C. 70 29G
2OUOI YARDS SASH Ribbons, 25c to 50
TRIMMING RIBuONS. 25c. TO Soc ps
FANCY PLAID GIBBONS Zoe 20 25c; yard
REMNANTS or RIBBONS.
EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT.
25onJ Yards MUSLIN BDGINGS. &C. 70 soc
5000 YARDS MUSLIN INSERTIONS, SO 10 zoe.
2lD YEfDLEWORE CHENISETTES SOC. to ST.
JOB LOrS OF EEEDLEWcHK GOODS.
LACE DEPARTMENT.
lot or REAL LACE LARS 2jc. to -
LOT OP yALESCIENNBS CoLLAi;S 2;c 10 i5c.
WIDE vALENCIEENES LACEs SOC. dozen.
BLACK TRIMMING LACES CHEAP.
LACE GOODS FROM AUCTION
HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT
HEVSrIrCH HsNDRERCHlEFS. ICE. lZic. 49, @e
FISE HASDKERCHlEFS. 75c. TO 80
RIAL LACE HANDkERCnlFS, 50 80 to $40
T3PE rog6fi,IB Il tSnE FpCHiEFS sc to 25c
HENSTTCHED AND AEEpLEWORh. 2Jc.. Ole, Fc.
WORKED NAMES LACE EDGE,l1c
CFSig UiN>TITCHED MANUFACTURERS, 25e
GENTS LINEN hANDhE-CliEta -Dc Lp
M. kinney,
GfJ BROADWAY,
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HUDSON RIyER RAILR0AD.-rElns leav'

u 2 Thristl-st Depot IS follows:
6.t5 .. Wsy Train fUr Albany
a. M. Buffalo grrress. DrsvinEroon ATTACHED.
1880 H.. Northern aud Western EHpr-rs uawngEoon ears
attached.
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Drzwiugro0n attached
D. M, Montreal Express Drawingroom esr sttachri -
PAc6e With Sleeping through - Chicago villa
out change Diyl
II D ~ Night Elprsss Sleeping ATTACHED
1901 10. Hudson Train.
D. u. PougbLre1sie TraiU SUNDAYS z. M
l0a. u AIS. aus p. m. Pctsskil Trans
$50 and o p M. $50. Sing Trans
ESQ 1:lO y $40 Ssd 1850 i25 $40 80 atl ll;J3 p
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h foot Of Chambers and foot Of TN As ioows
Through Express trains 10 aud $50 hnd o.'
p daily New and improved Drawing Room Coaches All aeeoaa
ice 1000 train through 70 Buffalo connecting Hornesvle
guihcnt coaches through Cleveland Steering eosesi
viii ACCOMPANY tho train Mesdve ad from Susquehanai
BuEao the 500 train - Buffalo. and tie o:5 n Hsin
Roe ester Buffalo and Cincinnati -,
Jerys and Vay II:3) re- daily. stopping q Al stations
Orange Co Express connecting for "arTek sSAsaa
.-rE arhI IrinnrII
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The Churchmau Numbers Of the Journal for October
70 and 90 Dr. Sabu published mastery on Arehdeicon
Freemans view of the Holy Eucharist The Rev. Dr. Hail
rector Church Of tie Holy Trinity Brooklyn VIII be recognized
AS the author Of Halls the Gospels aud Of True Protestant
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bat subject The Rev Dr. Mon vas for eleven years eloT
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DRESS GOODS.
among merchants tba. DURING THE PAST WEEK
GOODS HAVE BEEN SOLD At AUCTION AT MUCH GREATER
SACRIFICE THAN AT ANY TIME WITHIN THB LAST FIYR
YEARS We have bought largely and shall offer on
MONDAY very desirable
DRESS GOODS AT 20 TO 30 CENTS,
ALL WOOL SERGE,
27 INCHES WIDE AT 35 CENTS.
BEAUTIFUL GOODS,
AT 81 1-2 TO CO 1.2.
AND
SILK AND WOOL VELOURS,
rs CENTS TO Sd,
The r,ar retail pee Of which WAS NEVER LESS THAN 81 Is
and 81 90
ALSO
SILK AND WOOL ROLL POPLINS
FROM 81 TO 81 90
Purchasers respectfully requested and samples Of these
goods upon paon with other houses will Ind our representa-
Ons
SUGDEN &c BRADBURY,
NOS. 3I2 AND 3I4 BOwBRY ,
B-Sus Dresses made to order 10 tho most GeSAot V
and q very moderate prices.
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VOLUME Is.


To the Honorable justices Of our supreme Ju
dicisi Court, 10 be held al Ellsworth. within and
for the County OF Hancock on the ionsth Tpe,day
Of April A. ID. lse9.
Martha A. Aiken Of Oriand. In i'd County. res
pecfmfiy hbeis aut gives this Honor able Court 10
be Informed, that she was iawfalls married - I'd
mund j. Akin late Of Ortand aforesaid and ao~
~ part- 10 your hcetiAnt unknown on the twenty.
AKIN day ~ Novcnser A d. lass, At -aid Dfiand,
and has aiwavs behaved herself towards her said
that the sad EimundJ regardless II HI. nn.rriax.
covenant anu duty, In August l-st. deserted and
Abandoned your Llbrilant. and since that time shs
ha- n"eu roinrsii~d to support herself aad chil
dfen oy Der own personal labor. Wherefore .
prsys that divorce from the bons Of m af VI maay
decr~sd; and that the care aud custody Of their
minor children. Charles q. Aiken. axed ten wears
and Je1er.on u Atkcs. ~ VI seven years, b. con
initted and entrusted her and ~ 70 iutv bo uni
all ever prsv. Aad .be says the same would los
reasonable and proper, roniscise TO d. nestle
harmony, AMI consistent with the peace and NOR.
aliiy-oi .oclety.
Dated At orisnd afers said. March u. Tss
AAsrHA A. AIKEN.
STATE or MAINE.
hANcNk. a. supreme Jsdiciai Coarf, Aprli
Term. lssg
Upon the foregoing Hbei the Court orde-. that
noiice % the p.nt eney IL the same be gwen to
The Ib~lee therein naised. by pubusping an 81.
tr-trd copy 81 said tibet, and ~ thi. otter there
N, three weeks sucrersivey Ia the EIleworth
American. last pubiica ion n be least thirty
day before the term OF this Court TO be hol-
len az lswofth within and tor the County u
Hancock. VI the fourth fn~sday Of October next,
thai SAT- iibrls- mAy then aud there appear, and
answer the said libel, and show cause, If any he
have. why the pray or thereof should not be gran
ted Attest ~. Il. ~ANNDEES.
true copy OF the libel AMI order thereo,
Attest IL. d. SAUNDERS, Clerk.