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FOR 81 LOUIS & ALTOJ.
b fSzfszs7@ o. The regular trading steam boat
ff.11i93l= =z7SPAWNEE, J W Dnnnica master,
sszz ing the greater part Of her cargo
engaged viii meet with quick despatch. For balance
OF freight or passage, apply on board, or to
AL JULIUS IIRIN, u Poy,lrss ST.
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Notice

T-ecsuse-s' C5ics, Setoa3 sslQnieipafity
E9EES0NS who arc indebted 10 I is Municipality
rpaving done in front of their property, in-
formed haI Dir, l. Il Gaenue, arpointcd Collector
Srlt il. he a"rc.ccl i'll ten avs after notice, ugaias
all d inqnchts, wilLunteXcrpt;on.
rl2$ J poANE, Trcasntrr.
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FOR LIVERPOOL,
IN The superior aud fast sailing ship Iverpool,
JTsS4ffHl Barstow, commander, will receive imneda,r
despatch. For passage, having splendid ac
cohlnodatiois, apply to !. ii GALE,
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FOM MONROE,

ana Intermediate ports.
q S$f@E1 Pa The fast running steiner, CHICK
ls5l zTI7aAsAW, Rhodes master, is ree ien
- EGz= cargo at fiirod street wharf and vii
be despatched on Wednesday the Goth inst al 10 O'Clock
a. ". FOR irclgh, or passage, having fine accun1mo
datlons npFly on board, or tie
az JSD II GRAHAM
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us I Ngs al RamEgalc, " Foz, tagethor with olLo-
,r Tales, by disting uiahedw writers.
The IoncyNoon BY the Countess cf Blessinc,on. and
other Tales by the authors of Iclha.n, the Gipsey
Vivian Grey, &c. in 2 vols.
Ion, Tradgedy, i'll five acts, by Thomas Neon TN.
fuurd.
lie iron Hand, Drama in acts, rom the German Of
Goethe. Just received and for sale at tho corner
OF Camp and common Streets by
as Nm, MnEEaN
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And-l0O DDI.i.AIt> REWAltD.
NNHILsr ut the fire / ST evenings the pocket book
w of the subscriber cut iru.n his pochct, 1t
contained the following Described nocs-whch the
public are cautioned gums, receiving
N. Rillieux, at one year $7J7 90
K. r. Nichols, do do. endorsed by NJ.
Buckley, 2i0 90
J. X. Putnam, do do GL6 tG
John Dryer, two do cndorsedby ID. &.
Swain Il Co 375 %
d. G. Swain s. CO. Two do endorsed by
Jno Dryer, 31J 90
New Richards, at three years, endorsed by
OH Twnsood, 1888 SO
S.Audler at six months, endorsed by NJ Bar
nett, Scn'r, 1000 90
Dubois, 1913 90
Ii the thief will return the moss to the subscriber,
through the post Office, will r.icose address
he may esgnac, through the anne channel, Cne Hun
dred ID airs, ana no questions asked.
oil GUS IAFIS J BURRDUGl1
New nle tn,;i
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TO COUNTY MERCHANTS.
G b. hand q complete assortment, Of Tin Ware, man
~ uiactured for the country trade. Also, Hollow
Ware. mid Irons, Coffee MILL, Willow Ba slets Cra-
dies and Wagons &c. &c., which will be sold very
low, at the corner Of Poydra3 ana Tchoupitouas s,S
by april lew S + KIP.
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DOYLE & MAY.
PEARL STREET HOUSE CINCINNATI
NcII, a Sl.uu na.lstf


FHNHlS extensive and we'll known estalr shmcn,
!corner OF Pearl end Walnut strecis) having bee,
leased ny tue subscriber, he pleasure in amour.
eng TO the public that the whole interior of the build
ing has been rehited and repared-tllc rooms newly
furnished, painted and cleansed-an that it is now in
complies order for the reception ofboan'ers
he subscriber being fully of the great desire
OF the citizens 10 have at least one FIRST RATE
HOTEL in tho city, has thus far nor will G snare
elmer labor or expense TO bring about the great Ges7d
efaum. lis table shall inv arablv he supplied in ey.
cry vafet with the best the market af0ris-hs Ear
furnished with the choicest Wines ard iounrs--his
sleeping apartments kent and cean-aud plenty OF
servants will Mt all lines be in waiting give PROMPT
attention TO The wants of his customers.
lie IS rarcu!arly well provided for the accognnoda-
ton Of Families, as his house contains a large Number
OF pariours with bed rooms attached
lie VIII have carriages and horses at all lines in rea-
dness to convey lis bonrdtrs orcustDmers on tn ar
rival and drparurcree Ct erpeasr, and from Steam.
He hopes ut Travellers and etlers VI i'll give him a
call and judge ofhis accommodations Tor Themselves.
as this IS he only mc~d by which the merits Of his
Establishment can be satisfactorily tested.
GEORGE EICIIEL BERGER
Cincinnati, April LIST, SIT. alp
EeREMIuM TRAVELLING TRUNlIS..--Tbe suI.
= Seriber now receiving per bark Euph,atca from
from the lnan'liac,ory Of Orlando Williams, to whom
has been awarded the Diploma Mt the fairs of the =
ilcan institute, tn last FIVE success i. years, for h.
beet Travelling Trunk.
Persons DESTROYS of obtaining first rate article ho,
for convenience and durubil;t as we'll as beauty of
pearoncc, vii do we'll to call and examine them al &c
Canal street, near ROYAL. l. FIIIEi
r. >. There are five Of the same pattern, size and
fnish, and the same in every par ,icUar rs the one
which obtained the Premium ut the FAIR in October
last and which was sold BY the undersigned few
weeks since. r. T.
NJ
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1890 DOLL AIRS REWARD.
"A KEW AitD OF "ac 1! sand will he paid to any
L N person giving such I.lIOl ASTON will lead to tIr
convection n any person Sitti q ra any house III hs
Second Municipality. JOSlIU BALDWIN,
alo Recorder 2nd Municipality.
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Aage Publications,


DIR BIRDS NEW NOVEL. &c.
TT iGk Of the Woods, or tic Jibbenainosay, tai. Of
hchturHy by the author OF Calnvar, fi.e InGdei.
Geology and hincFaogy considered with refayeoes,o
I I, q J. Ihs,ogy b, the Rev. William BnGii and
Gohuphin Noynl second edition, ia o,yols Ina, r.
criyed and for 50 c by Win. MeKFaW '0
al tor.er ofCamp and Colnuon STREETS.
7 IBBENAINOsAY, &c.--Aick Of Me Uoods. or tho
~ IJlbbeaainasay, Tale ofKenincky, vols. by Tho
Tales. By Naan;ti fiav thorn in vsf lust reoe;xcd
mad Or sale by aJa BENZ Lew.
~ a3DFoRD' so1Prehsnsi,e A,las contain. sew,
ical end Commercial, with gcneral views 81 die
world and ths different countries, Geology. Noun
,ains, Rivers, Minerals Oceans, Manners Cus,oms
Meps and Charts, the whole hcing a useful werk
, for references, u general Information.
a5 maps sS's for sale 81 Ga5ss; sce s by
IHDnPSoN'S MINERALOGY, GEW.Gi. 0s-
4 OUTLINES Of NIinerelogy, Geology, and Minefss
~ ana ,, hy Thomas thompson, NJ D..
nation Of the IIut5o1ian and Werne . s,ssans.
@ PeHn and lie lse dsoorefis. of r Pisss ssa
The History and dcacrip,ion OF Fossil Fuel the ColI;s
res and Coal trade of Grea Britain, BY the author
otthe T feetisc Oil Manufactures in metal. just re-
saeu 1 bS for al 1ps " the corner w e""P 2?e
NEW Pt.H!.!CA HONS.
4 lEE IN London, or the Day aud Night scenes of
AA Jerry Hawthorn, Esq. and Conin,hinn Ten, 40
companied BY Bob LOGIC, the Oxouan, in iheis
Iamoles and sprees through tic Metropolis, By
Pierce Egan, in 9 vols.
VIVIAN Grev,n Novel, by DIsraeli complete II, vol
ilic Young Duke, novel, by the Author Of vivian
Grey, complete in vol.
The Innorist, Edited by Theodore Hook, Author OF
Gilbert Quincy.
just received and f sale at thu corner Of Camp and
Co5H:non Streets by
VIM MckEAN.
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FOR LOUISVILLE.

FiSy1gr EON7.
Tus, will '' p"si'iys IVE enrc on
tSsssSss e. g Tuesday the 18th inst nj S o'clock
?. m; FOR freight of few tons ssagc apply OIL
J NJ BROADWELl g. Co. Magazine st.
n24 or LAfET q AMELUNG, Common ST.
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CARD.
VAL LILLIAN y. DICAY, offers his services to sugar
w Planters, IN his new mode Of rcctifyng susar,
believing I" snrpa$s any improvement known be-
tore III tins state or in any other pl see making whittier
t''fn any rociifed Loaf Sugar:-lie c Is more conf
dent ii hi' Chemical Operations, since he has succeed
er n GIVING the utmost satisfaction N those &c utcron
which have employed him.
Ltffrr H.
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TEE MOTHERS ilELlF.F
FENlilS preparation extensively used throughout MI
The Northern States, cnmrnences TO he in grca, re-
pute here, aad deserves the attcnton of all mothers it,
Slate ct FREQUENCY. Rv commencing tie of two
Or three weeks before confinement tie sutiirincs will
be leSsencd and the time Of their duration Stationed
Apply to the subscriber, geen for the proprc,ors for
copy OF tie numerous certificates given tn. inventors
ny eminent physicians, with tirccllons for the use OF
this important specific Fl BONNABEI
fZs cor Natrh"z & Tc!toapitou.,s st.
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FOR LIVERPOOL.
45th The bark JANE, Captain Black, will meet
)EsStr with despatrl wants $50 to 200 balcs to fill
.s szAnszg up. For ties Int or passage, apply to
10 l.. IL. GALE, 93 Common ST.
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FOR ST LOUIS AND ALTON

p T~slt"' "a The first ella g and fast running up
l: ID Sper cabin s!eamer ALTON, Lit 'e to"
- : sz5ssz-= master, will have immediate ,es-
pa'th. f"r height OF few Tons passage having
handsome furnished accommodations with separate
state rooms apply on board opposite Bicnvillc street,
or Ut GO GraYicr It. to
as BOGART & HAWTHORN
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February 4th, 1887 Judge.
c. PAGE lag. In testimony whereof | have hcrcunto
my hand and ai"r the seal OF the said court al
the city of New Orleans, this Goth day of March, in
the year of our Lord thousand eight hundred and
thirty sovcn,and the six,ytrst year tie Independence
of the United States.
"A II. NJ. GUlOT, Deputy Clerk.
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:, GeorI eand ship Nantaske cases summer cloth
p cases kip pcgged hrogars, for sale by
all ISAAC BRIDGE & Co. 1874 Magazine st,
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E'or Sale, Freight or Charter

VESSELS WANTED.
fl Two vessels of light draught of water, on
,t<rs7,NA ici lhtor charter y
z.4sasa a22 WM BRYAN, SO Old Levce.
FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER,
for Glib nalro SPUN, CT Il c Ncthcllulcap.
IA The 4 brig CAMEO, eastman MASTER is
+r9fNE, now ready TO receive cargo for amy of the a.
-sIe-zzz- bove destinations. Apply on board,
al STETSON AVERY Il Go. &3 Grayier st.
FOR SALE, FRIGHT OR CHARTER.
fl TIE fast s#iling copper"d and copper fast
JE,FifNH enol brig DELTA Captain Francisco tons,
-e--.E. carries ln.ge rEo, and sails fast. Fo fur
tlier particulars apply on board, opposite Delor st1ce,
or 10 u3 W. PORTER, s. Common street,
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-. TON 1.IV FftF1JUL.
III The superior fast sailing copper fastened
jEFfSs and coppered British ship ORWELL, Con
commander having oil her cargo engaged and
g"I on hoard will meet with despatch. For passage
only, having handsome accommodations apply TO com
mandcr On board, Or at SO Common street, 10
april IUGAJE
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CITY BANK
New Orleans, March Let, 1871
Il Nfi- board OF Directors have this day declared d.
Il viend Of per cent, on the canta! stock, for the
last SIX mntlI. payable 10 the Stockholders on or after
'he 10Th Aiarch INST ROD'T PALFREY,
ii> Cashier
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IREAsNt EK's UFFICE,
SECOND MuNIcIPAIITy.
III OTlCE-Tho owners of property assessed 10 my
the expenses of opening AMI impro ying streets in
this Municipality are informed, that Itr. v lillian Dca
con- jr is appointed col eetor Prompt payment will
ba required. md ]. DOA&f,, Treasurer.
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Ns ACkEItEL, Goldfish. &c.-lG9 hills No |, 9 and
w 3, Mackerel 500 boxes Cod Fish; 800 boxes of
Schuylk llcrrings; and 2C0 bbs dry sailed herrngs
for sale by ). & J. p. WHITNEY,
n3
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FGH PORT GLASGOW y
~, The fast sailing coprered brig DELTA,
jTFffe Captain Francis will s:il in few days. For
passage apply on buard 95 Common ct.
to uiO WmspORTFR
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| \. G ] Di,:, {: CO
STEysy IEH5ERsoH, E3a,
SAMUEL M:Cc1cnEoy, Esq.
JAMES M'CrTcufoN, ESQ.
JonH D. WILKINS, & Co.
P:S. For further particulars, apply to { :, Cohen
! & Co. No. lG6 Magazine street. mi
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y THE superior and fast sailing shin NEW
,ETFafN. ENGLAND, capt. S,wan,on, will have mnle-
date despatch. For passage, having hand
some accommodations, apply to
aDJ i 90 n
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~ 4 I I. Ut IUUISlN.NN-I'Nf l5N z nft IOl TIC
~ Parish and City Of New Orlcans-I hereby ccrii-
v, that on January 3lSt 1887, Judgment entered in
HasbHnd in the words and figures following to-wit:
This cause this das taken lip het re the C.urt
The Court being satisfied Eom the e. Icncc that the
defendant has abandoned the matrimonial domlcl, AMI
lives il open concubinage with another won than his
wife, 1t is ordered, judged and d, creed, that iudg
ment Of divorce be entered in favor Of the plaintiff; that
the bonds Of matrimony hitherto existing hetn the
parties plaintiff and defendant, be dissolved and annu
led, ana that the defendant pay the
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e EtF-5o hbs prime and mess beef for sale ut -
D Poydr0s street, by
alb GRIvoT & PAIGE.
GASTOR OiL.-Fity barrels cold pressed Castor
~ Oil, No !, in fine order and very superior article,
in store and for sale by
ala BOGERT 4 HAWTHORN, SO Gravier ST.
NNEsTERN BUTTER, LARD 4 BEANS, land
w ing from steamer Nladison and Tor sale at 70
Poydras st. by alb SLATER.
NsACkEkEI Goldfish. &c.-lO9 hills No l. 3, and
w g. Mackcre; 500 boxes Cod FISH; 800 boxes of
Schuyh lIcrrings and 2GO bbls dry sailed behring's,
for sale by ). & j. p. WHITNEY,
IA IIlSkEl, Bacon, Lard and Sack Corn, for sale
w Mil New Lcvea, by
EEESs & P ME POik-l0oO bbls inspcc ted, for
4ss sale at IA New Level by .
ENLOUR-loo0 bills received per fiat bout for sic at
n G DORSEY,
NSLOUR-lGl bills now landing and for sale at 80
at BLANCHARD.
dNANDIES-@0O boxes New Bedford Sperm candles
az 5 G BLANCHARD.
IAN OLAS SES-G3 bbs and terces Molusras in
w good shipping order, Ian ling from fat boat and
as SLOo &BNRNE,
aNllIME POR<-;io bbs Chime pork, landing from,
" flat boat and for sale at LIB choupitouas ST. by
a6 sLOO 4 BYRNE.
sISLOUK-2O9 bbs Flour received per Flat boat, aud
aG j TIAfER & Co,
hEER SKlNS-25 bales deer skins, landing ami for
as TlIAYER & Co.
II ZEN dozen Peacock fly bsushr< for sale BY
as SIMMONS, HAkVr Il Co.
r. OTlCE-All persons having claims p@ainst lie
l slip Moro Caste, Capt Smith, hereby reques-
ted to present their accounts immediately for cxanina
tionond settlement, at 93 Common street to
az LII GALE.
EVLUUit.-I500 bills flour landing from Nat boats;
az JULIUS VA1RIN, 90 Poydr"s st
GuRN.--I33o sacks, in good order. landing and i'll
" store, for sale hv
a6 Ji:LI,s VATRIN, % Povdros st
6'AsTON OILS bbls landing from steamer Vun-
az "''''' "''' 20 JULIts WARM, a5 poydras +,
INFER SKINS AND PELTRlES.-3 packs deer
a y sins, do bear ms, roll peries landing trtm
steamboat COMPROMISE. and Tor sale by
at JULIUS VAlRlN, PC Poytras st.
NETHISkEY-lO0 bbls laudins fom steamer Tus-
w carora, and for sale at 70 Poydas street. rect,
al, JVAlIlN.
SNTANTED-Two vessels. not drawing more than
w eight feet when loaded to proceed to .Atakapas,
and i,ad timber for Northern port. h5er, height
will he given if Immediate applcntion be made at J!
NG al2 s''s''' 10 G JoHsoN.
| HNl.NIjR-l500 bBls Flour, landing from Flat Boat
Il and for sale Nv GRIVGr s. PAIGE,
al 10 Poylfas street.
n lOHACCO, &c.-26 boxes Sugar I.onf, $40 kegs
L Lark 600 sacks IF Corn. For sale by
nj \. Fl. WALLACE & Co. nix Alley.
az OLASSf.S-25 ,ierceS, superior quality, in stor
w and for sale at 80 New levce, by
s RANDOLPH & Co.
! QIsINION WIIiSKEY-hich proof for sale by
~ m3i e DORSEY, II New Levee.
| N1ORK.-200 hills mess md so do prime pork, 70
sale at II Poydras st. by
go FEE-20i Tags fine Havana coffee, landing and
| ~ for sale at 80 Common ST. by
| Gt ALr-Cnarsc and fire, for sale hv
| - ma Fl CCAhIhiACk, 50 Grarer street.
! EvLOTR-95I1 5Ila sn0erfitr, .: sale ny
z all G DORSEY. Il Nes' Levse,
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FOR HAERE.
~ The and superior ship EQUATOR,
ItfEtla capt Bisson will receive immediate despatch
For passage only apply at SO Common ST. to
hlu HEAIE
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GoastWise,


- IEGTt ON.
'i rsai i% Is Eetsi1r 'f The T nS.v. S S5.,
s-s.@4s + or hcI9ht or pas age apply at 30 Csoa-
I2u-e -. 10 a25 If ESPRhGUE.
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For Texas 81 the West Indies.
FOR BRAZOS RIVER, TEXAS.

fl The regular packet schr. SOUTIIERNER,
,saSf> Gaylord, master, having her cargo board,
80 will take steam this day for the ubsvc ports.
For passage only, apply on board, or to
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-10-26
OPPOSITION.
EIEkteFgsriZe Lime.

From Richmond to the Warm Springs,
Uia Louisa G urt-houSe, Chartottes-
Uitte, Stdunton g. .4ug1tSta Springs.
FARE REDUCED
From Richmond TO Stanton So so
From Staunton to Augusta Springs | 90
From Augusta Springs to the
Warm Springs. 2 so
Days ofdeparture from Richmond and
Staunton, Wednesdays, Fridays s. Sun
days.-From Stanton to the Warm
Springs every Wednesday. Friday and
Sunday, and returning from the Warm
Springs TO Stauuten Oh Thursday, Satur-
day and Monday.
This new and splendid line of Coach
es is now in full operation from the a
bove places.
The Proprietors would inform the
travelling public that they need fear nc
disappointment, as their Drivers are care
full sober and attentive, and their Team
and Coaches are not surpassed by any il
the country and they hope the whole
travelling community will find it con
siderably to their advantage 10 patroniz,
and encourage this opposition line.
For seats in Richmond, epply at The
bar of the Bell Tavern.
For ditto. in Charlottesville. Brown,
Central Ho;el.
And at Stanton, at the Wayne Hotel
Warm Springs, Office kept at Mr.
richardson's.
For the Proprietors,
JOHN II. GIBBS.
August "a, 1887.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-10-26
E'tgzegy5ge Fass-sss.
+ OR S A T. T.

THE Farm belonging TO the heirs of
MATHEW BLAIR, deceased, is offered
for sale privately. This Farm lies in
Augusta county, about eight miles from
StauntoD, on the road leading 10 Harri.
sonburg via Nlillcr's Iron Works, and
contains about 300 .GcreS, every a.
ere of which is arabic, and lies well for
cultivation: about one>half cleared and
IN fine order; the other heavily tim
bered land. There is sufIici.ncy of
meadow land ON il for farm of the size.
and several never failing springs. so sit.
uated as to afford water in nearly every
field. The improvements are toleraole.
The neighborhood around it is healthy
aud agreeable.
AS it is presumed that any >one dis
posed to purchase will view il and Judge
for himself, further description is
deemed unnecessary; but will Just add,
that taking into view every advantage
this Farm possesses, it is seldom that its
equal is in this delightful county, Offer
ed for sale.
The land will be shown to any one
DESTROYS OF viewing il, by DIR. WIN. II.
BLAIR, whose residence is adjoining OF
! by MATHEW BLAIR, of Stanton, by
whom the terms will be made known.
Possession will be given Immediately.
T. u. BLAIR,
Ear Of ". Blair, decd.
August 4,slS36.-u
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-10-26
Stanton Academy.

THE Winter Session of this School
will commence on the first Monday in
November ensuing. The principal bran
ches taught are, the English Language
dramatically, the Latin and Greek
Languages, Mathematics, Belle Let
tres, Natural Philosophy, Astronomy,
Geography. &c. A competent Assistant
will be employed. such as the Trustees
will approve.
The prices oftuition as formerly. No
expenses will be incurred by the student
for fuel, which will be furnished at the
expense Of the Institution.
l.. WADDELL.
Oct. 18th 1887
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-10-26
DOCT. BERKELEY will continue
20 attend to his Professional duties.

Lamp Oil, of superior quality,
Spt's Turpentine,
First quality HAVANA Cigars,
Best Chewing Tobacco,
Rowland's Maccasser Oil, an ex-
cellent article for the hair,
Chlorine Tooth Wash, a supe-
rior article for preserving and cleans,
Jag the teeth and gums, sweetening
the breath and cleansing the mouth
Gentlemen who are in the habit of
using tobacco, will find that the Tooth
Wash will speedily remove all effects
from the mouth.
First quality English Lump
Magnesia,
Calcined do. do.
A variety Of Surgical Flsssrss-
1sScsszS Of superior make and quality,
Just received. and for sale by
T. BERKELEY 81 Co.
Septr 81. 1897.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-10-26
Sg@Eza s7seceU Shenandoah,
eEeSSg CO35lf3NsIy.
STRAYED

FROM the subscriber, living near
Steunton, about six weeks since,
FIVE HEAD OF CATTLE
three heifers and two steers-all marked
with straight crop off the left ear
One Of the heifers is now rising four
years old, small of her age, ofs brindlp
colour, Another a black brown, with
some white along her belly, between
two and three years old. The other is
small brindle, about fifteen or eighteen
months o!d.-One Of the steers is pale
red, with some white on his belly, and
perhaps little on the back, about Is
months oid-the other spotted red and
white, about the same age.
JOHN PARIS.
Oct'r 10, 1887. q
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Stanton & Augusta Springs
,A'slE'mpiEkc Company.

PURSUANT to an act Of the General
Assembly OF Virginia, passed the it'll
OF March, 1886. for the purpose of cons
structing a Turnpike Road from Staun>
ton TO the Augusta Springs. at q grade
nowhere exceeding3 l2 degrees,
Notice Is hereby Sicen,
That Books for receiving subscriptions
TO the Capital Stock of said Company,
to the amount of Ten Thousand Dollars,
in shares of Fifty Dollars each, will be
opened by the Commissioners named in
said act, on Monday the 9th instant. and
continue open for the space of thirty
days, at the following places, viz:
In Staun,on, at the store of Benjamin
Crawford. under the superintendent of
Briscoe @. Baldwin, David w. Pate
son, Edward Valentine, Henry limbo.
den and Benjamin crawford, or any three
of them.
And at the Augusta Springs, under
the superintendent of James A. Coch,
ran, Thomas Holt, George M. Cochran
and William l.. Hogsett, or any three
Of them.
AS few such opportunities are likely
TO occur for profitable investment, ant
none in which rich and fertile neigh
borhood should feel so deep an interest
it were well tina, capitalists and the en-
terprizing people of Staunion aud tn,
north western section of Augusta, sheult
observe, that the Books will be kept o
pen only thirty days
4, THE COMMISSIONERS.
Octr 3, 1887.
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Warm Springs Mountau
TURNPIKE COMPANY.

THE President and Directors Of the
Warm Springs Mountain Turnpike
Company have this day declared divi>
dend of Six per cent. OIL the capital stock
for the last five months, which will be
paid to the Stockholders on application
10 the subscriber
GEO. j. RICHARDS, Treasurer.
Warm Springs, Sepfr %, 1887. I46