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Hats and the ARD OF HattIng.-It certalnl

appears little singular while progress and advance
ment sn almost everything the established day. and
the march Of improvement the universal designate
the forward movement Of the the
essors Of this trade should in te found
grading instead Of endeavong preserve perpeuty the
honor and dignity of their occupation by laudab efforts the
maintenance of high standard character value IN the
goods which they produce be found aiding and abeng
destruction and in that OF their the uici
dial policy depret hitting the quality Of their merchandise a.
to meet the unworthy OF low price VIM II. Beebe Co.
Hatcrs at 56 Broadway New York and l3s Chestnut street.
Philadelphia regard this matter in different light aud while
their object Is always benefit the giving
them value to the fullest extent for the goods
their manufacture they wish TO 1t their
termination to adhere the will enable
them to confer cha rscter
they place in the market W. H. Co.. appreciate the
miserable system OF scdlouy
by many OF the trade which dictates that gentleman while
pending his freely and ibcray article
dr. So should in the purchase Of his hat be limited price
which will only procure for him secondrate article and
while he is wearing really splendid coat magnificent vest
au elegant boot that he ought certainly with
an inferior hat There article Of dress
hat and shabby hat and long since be-
the true ynonyme soven and therefore the
duty OF all respectable hatter AMI consider par
cular render such service TO the good public Of
busn shall prevent them for the longest time finding
themselves that category The price
10 FIVE dollars and all that wish regard
its quality is that enteman who will take the trouble
lcok at It, and Examine H. IL will speak volumes for ITSELF
WM. II. BEEBE CO., Hit.-rx.
l56 Broadway, Me- Ysrh
and l3S Chestnut st., rhilade mia
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,roxeuneut of individuals.

Madame Nurat, Of Bordentown ian American LADY,,
was TO have sailed yesterday for France, where she s
10 join her husband, now member Of the National
Assembly.
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BARITONE and the deep volume Of Rossis bees voice.
harmony was preserved which eI.ss-d shs loudsst APP
psnse The celebrated Co~eri Stuck. by Strskoseh,
with orchestral ACCOMPANYING gave further testimo-
Of the young Russsn panists gre a. musical celeb
nsy' Inc overture "Rizz'o composed by Msretsoc,
was such splendid composition, and was played With
such artistic excellence tina. 1t lily cored
" lie pre- AKA Ciercs" by Madame Labordr, evidenced
excellent tuition and skiful management Of vol .e
The trio. by Truth Benedict aud Rossi from Lucre-
zia Porgian drew forth the loudest cheers In ine,
the drawback. occasioned by bal management. was
fully made by the exertions Of the Distinguished
artists engaged for the ocoason. The Lieducrauz
der Jules Hecbt acquitted themselves very plessngly
and all passed of with great ecat.
CHRIsry's MINsrRELs are fairly under way, and
will, no doubt run like the cholera" to rather
famous expression. They In fine voice as ever
and sing. dance and joke with all the excellence for
which this very talented band is famous IL seems
like old times more to have them among US and
though they may have bsen triumphs utly successful
wherever they have sung during their late tour they
never meet with warmer supporters than the New
York public To- night they will give an excellent
bill
CAMrBELL's MrYsrRELs-These excellent singers
are doing wonders in the way Of attracting audiences
Night after night, rain shine fair weather foul
their is crowded and the long applause
which their songs &c. elicit just tributes to THEFT
excellence They will give number of their
and best songs o-nght. Those who wish to hear
most admirable singing cannot do better than;to visit
the Campbell's Minstrels concerts.
MEssRs, MIARrENI AND LEvAssEuR's very elegant en-
tertainments are all the rage now a-days The scen
thc attachments OF these gentlemen enable them to
present most amusing exhibitions and those who visit
them will have to regret the step. Besides
the beautiful which they have hitherto
given, to night most amusing French vaudeville will
be played. 1t is the original version of the famous
Lady and Gentleman in q eculiarly Perplexng
Situation
ITALIAN OPERA IN PHILADELPHIA.-On Wednesday
the season opens for three weeks at the Ches
nut, with powerful and most efficient company,
chorus Of fifty performers and orchestra of equal
number Of instruments. Beinis " Norma" is chosen
for the first opera with Truf the Druidess, Bene-
detti Polio, and Valtellina Oroveso The musical
director is NJ Maretzek late of the Queens Italian
Opera, London'-Phid. North american, Oct.2
Dan Marble performing in St. Louis on the oath
ultimo.
Booth, the tragedian, is in Chicago.
Young Alexander, the magician, is performing in
Steubenve and daily astonishing the inhabitants Of
that mat
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buy your Umbrellas Mt Genin's, 2IA Broad
way that H You want an article that is not only cheap but
both rich and curo%' Buy your his
GENINs, 2l4 Broadway.
Gents elegant Winter Sacks, with choice
Innings So s2 Dress and Frock Coats French CLOTH style
fasonaby made 81 So variety and half eircle
Coaks splendid lining SO to s Business Coats and Boys
suits very cheap at the SO Suit Store OF Beekmn and
Nassau SITS.
The Cheapest and Best Place I'm the City to
get good Boots Shoes and Caters at JoNEss Ann street,
near hs % First q1ay Of Calf 1ysss
to 81; French Patent Leather Boots, 81.
Authors Read this.-A Thousand Dollar
the best Tale contributed the columns paper
Tale to commence the new volume Of the Flag and be
sn n IN on 81 s the at oScs BE- BY sa
the Flag which contains the particulars Of the prize No little
mence the first number fourth volume Of the Flag
Important Noticc-M. Wise, Optlcisn, 43y
Broadway informs his and customers public
rally that he has returned from ready 10
attend to persons suffering from detective Vision. His supeo
glasses and correct application Of the
commend themselves His assortment Of Cold Steel and
t and Eye the agss, in the city Rcm:n
superior Opera Oisssea
Diamond Pointed Gold Pens sold by Ii. e.
Watson Cor Is Wall street wholesale and retail
The celebrated Rcheeu" Pen sold exclusively above The
points warranted five years Gold Pens repaired.
wigs and TouPccs.-We would advise als
nanuactory Mo- Wall and tho best assortment
vented wigs obtained medal At the last fair Of tho Anne
rican Institute. Enough copy the address.
Liquid Hair Dye-Thc best article In the
market is to be found at Batcbeor No. Wall street.
hing that can possibly inure tho hair skin Country purchs
should examine this II they dcs good article
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The euuinoctial Storms arc as little nh

The equlnOctial Storms are as little able to
tarnh the lusre Knox Hats the knocks nmpe
received citing in and Of omnbuses coaches
their shape Knox knocks under to trade and
like Knox the great refoe he 10 at the head Of his profession,
and selling the best hats in town at the lowest price from
which he never knocks under at the headquarters Of fashion,
open dies ct NOR l2S Fulton street.
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Sporting Intelligence.


THE RACES - The sweepstakes over the Union
Course which to have off to-day, are post
poned until tomorrow, in consequence Of the unfa-
vorabe weather. Should the weather ON that day
prove unproptious, the entire meeting will be post
poned until next week.
ST. LOUIS JOCKEY CLUB-At meeting of the mem
bers Of the Jockey Club of st Louis Saturday the
23d inst for the purpose of organizing club the
following gentlemen duly declared elected-Col
d. D. Mitchell President; Col. Charles Keemle, Col.
A. B. Chambers, George w. Gorde, M. S. Cerre Vice
Presidents; James NcDonough, DR.. J. C. Carpenter,
B. w. Alexander, N. r: Hanley, Stewards; James A.
Valentine, Secretary; Charles Keemle A. B. Chambers,
George w. Gorde Executive Committee.-St. Louis
RereiLe, Sept. "a.
Sr. LOUIS CouRsE.-Trottng race, ten miles, in
harness-Purse 500.
]. Wheeng's b. 6. Rough and Ready. ......... 2
w. Schenk's b. g. Tormentor. ............... 8
r. McO'Blens' b. m. ION the 5th mile). ..... DIR.
The weather was ine-the attendance numerous,
and the betting on time spirited The track has been
so much improved that old acquaintance will hardly
recognize it. and all the Improvements the bet
ter. The five horses announced all started The
main contest, however, lay between c. S. Ellis b. z.
Boston, and j. w. Wheelings b. &. Rough and Ready.
The time was follows LIST mile m. SO g.; I'd,
095a 3D. 3 401a 4th, 90 9Th, "a 6th 81 7th,
10; Sth, 20 9th, As 10th, 46-Boston winning
in ii minutes and second.-St Louis RereiAe Sep
j,mbe, "a
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buy your Umbrellas Mt Genin's, 2IA Broad
way that ie If want article that is only cheap
elegant and only elegant hut durable assortment
both rich and curious. Buy your Umbrellas at
GENINS. Broadvny
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State OF EurOpe.-Rcign of Terror In
England.

he Acadia will leave Boston to- morrow noon.
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Diamond Pointed Gold Pens sold by IL. E.-
Watson 10 Wall street wholesale and retail At reduced
prices Gold Pens and Gold and Silver
The celebrated Richeeu Pen sold exclusively above The
points warranted five years Gold Pens repaired
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performed throughout, with q cast such seldom
have together to DO justice individually and
collectively to the historical play of that name The
Hotspur Of Vandenhof is beyond all controversy his
best char acter, whilst dashing and spirited
representation of the Prince Of Wales could not be
found than in Mr.. Crisp. Mr.. Hackett's "Falstafn
scarcely needs eulogium. Although 1t Is now more
than ten years since him In the chara
with infinite success upon occasion that attracted
the largest audience that filed the late National
Theatre we'll merted and justly appreciated tribute
to the talents and enterprise Of Mr.. IIackett The
% psI. o aG sns
Carrier, by Chippendale. The Lady Percy Of Miss
Horn and the Hostess of Mrs Charles were received
distinguished by an unusual array Of professional
talent The farce Of the " Eton Boy followed the
tragedy with the same that has marked each
repetition Of entertainment that developes the pre-
dominent features Of Miss Dickinsons male repre-
sensations to great effect. This evening will be the
scarcely remind the citizens Of New York that, on
Wednesday, Mr. Macready will appear before them in
I" Macbeth with q cast admirably and judciously
selected.
val which has been announced for we eks, came
of last evening at the Tabernacle before audience
"Egmont" by the orchestra, well received but to
mind We have often heard an orchestra Of lesser
number give as much general satisfaction The ro-
nance Of Guido ct Ginevra," by NJ. Laborde. was
executed very pleasingly The audience next In
expectation Of hearing Signorina Tuf and Signora
Pico in the duo " Semiramde;" but much to their
surprise and disappointment apology made,
stating that Madame Pco was sick. This caused some
Abstraction until Madame Laborde was introdu sed,
who sang an aria from II Barbiere d Svglia" which
was rendered with great sweetness and musical skill
| Mrs Northall then sang an English ballad, The
Swallows" and her sweet tones and unaffected me-
hod called forth usual repeated cheers The grand
male first act Of Linda de Chamounix," was then
sung by Sgnorina Truf Signori Dubrne and Ross with
full choru is almost unnecessary 10 say IL Received
artists ds Between the cesr, pure So
rrano OF Trum-tbe rich round tones OF Dabrueps
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-08-23

IyNHIS figure represents the lnscnsblc Perspiration
which is continually evaporatng through the pores
oi the skin, carrying with il all the out particles
Of the body, and all bad humors which may have been
generated in the system.
This nscDsble Precipitation is the great Evacuant Of
all the IMPURITIES of the BLOOD, the GRAND SAFETY
VALVE of all the organs in the human body, and when
IN full and healthy operation, disease attack the
system.
All disease comes by or is connected with check
or an arrest of this ISsESsIBLE PENETRATION. By
colds, some other cause the pores closed, and
then all the out matter Of the body is shut
on the internal organs, under the skin thus all
of internal and external dis produced. What
ever, therefore, will OPEN PORES, and thus RE-
STORE the NsENsIDLE PERsPIRATIoN in all cases will
do more than any other medicine known to cure dis
case, and re- establish health.
NOW let me ask every candid mind what course, i'm
the cure oil disease, seems most reasonabc Is il
open the pores that thereby the nscnsblc Pcrspra
tion may OF cleansing the BODY and blood Of all
their impurities? Would you dose person with Mcr-
curry, or other Drastic PurSavcs Bleed Blister
UNsroP the pores? Would not common sense dictate
that the REMEDY should be applied SEAT OF all
the difficulties viz, the skiu-hus unlock the doors
which shut in all the mischief and cxpcl the foreign
matter which wars with the living powers within?
The true philosophy Of curing disease is revealed in
amanncr which put all theories and cavils to silence
by my All Healing Ointment.
05- For sale by a. ID. Wren Staunton, Va; III. NJ.
Darncll. Wayncsboro; B. +. Graham, Grccnylc.
December s, lSl7
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EAG0N'S PILLS.

MI FILLS arc offered TO the public with the utmost
confidence IN their beneficial effects and in their
cnrayc properties Such is their saluary action upon
INC stomach and Liver, well upon the general sys
ecm' when properly applied, that they certainly merit
s IAenS'e snare OF public patronage. There are few
mar VIII not be removed by fair and pcrscvcrng use
AS female medicine they invaIuablc-as man,
would be willing 10 testify. Living as they do in H.,
general scdcntary life, dose taken occasionally vii
iImPart new lite and yigor TO the system One Of The
PiIls taken each night until their operation l. sna,
~ secured. short time previous TO Confinement ;tI
DC attended with tho most Salutary effects '''
Brooksvillc, Feb 16 iS4S H'"ON.
For sale by ESKRlDGE& CUSHING, Stanton. Va.
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TRUST SALE.

c virtue OF Deed executed to me by Peter
oheets, of record in the County Court of An.
gusia' ana Tor the purposes of said deed, win pro
the premises to sell the tract of land now nccnSoI
by John Argenbright, and which descended TO eaid
refer Sheets from his father. John Sheets. dec,J
containing about ia ACRES, adjoining the lands
OF William Root Philip Hulvey and Robe,
heed. The quality of the land is good, LARGE
portion OF which Is well iimbered, and there is a
to sec the land may do so by going upon the nrs'
mses, or by calling upon Philip Sheets or RobeJ,
Reed before the day of sale. '''
Terms q Safe.--One fourth in hand and the bal.
ance in three equal annual payments. The exao,
quantity OF the land will be ascerained by survey
before the day of sale,
HUGH w. SHEFFEY, Trustee.
June "a, IS4S
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INVALUABLE
FA MILY COMPANJON.

IA lectures on Causes, Prevention and Cure of Con-
r uuT,ion, asthma Diseases Of the Heart, and all
IN ~, DISEASES 234 pages, 2S engravings. Paper
co Gus; bound IS cts Mail to any part-postagc p
shoulder braces and Chest Expanders, 50. Mail TO
any part, 80 cts. postage Inhaling Tubes Silver G
by mail letter postage Abdominal Supporters pcrcc,
- 10 . ~. for all Rupturcs, Falling Of the Bowels and
W onb' and Weak Back and Chest sent by Fxnrcss
everywhere. For Braces Supporters or Rurtnro
supporters, give hcghth from head to foot and circn
Iencc OF person next the surface, just above the hing
" Rupture, mention which side. Agents wanted Co. H.
sale OF the above goods. Address Or s. s Fi,rCI
TOI broadway, New York, post paid - - VI
March Is. lS4S--lv
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DR.. il. f. PEERY'S
VERMIFUGE OR DEAD SHOTn
FOR WORMS
HIGHLY VALUABLE PREPARATION, CAPABLE.
FROM THE PRoMPTITUDE OF ITS ACTION,
OF CLEARING THE SYSTEM IN
FEW HOURS OF EVERY WORM

, nc orlsa' development, and support of worms in
VI. huan system, arc 10 be attributed to dcpravcl
ana dcOiitated condition of the stomach and bow els il
ocng an established fact, that where the digestion is
uhInPaircd, and the general powers Of the system in
neai'hy state, they find habiation This pre-.
P"oh mas the peculiar advantage of not only DESTROY
IS every worm but also of producing healthy action
OF INC stomach and other organs of digestion thereby
renewing many complaints arising from dcrangcmcnt
.nc digestive organs. Although prompt and certain
IN operation, aud not unpleasant TO the taste il is
perfectly safe and adapted TO the tcndcrcst age
The following certificate was addressed to McsSrS =
d. q ~ Sands General Agents at New York
'EFfREss STORE, Nottoway Co., Va, MAY 26. al.
GentIcmcn-Y our Dead Shot Vcrmifugc has been !, .
roduced into the practice Of some of our best Pbvs
Grams who highly recommend it for its valuable effects
IN cxPeiIng Worms Its efficacy has also been tested
1y several OF our friends, Of whom said 10 us C,v
Gays since, That two tea spoonfus brought away Iso
aggc worms from child Of mis- twenty eight ,no,fb
oio' " necessary we could give yon the names Of s
VGrai OF the most respectable families in this yicini,
VINO nave used with the happiest success and fro
our own observation and experience we can sa;rI,, 49,,
NY TO ITS uniformly good effect.
Truly, Yours,
JEFFRESS & BRUCE.
prepared by DR.. II. r. Perry, and sold vvbolcsoI,
ana retail by a. u. & ID. SANDS, Druggists loo I'r
Ton ST, corner Of william, New York also bv ~. W
gSS generally throughout the United States V
agent IN stanton, DR.. E. BERKELEY.
Feb. rs, IS4S.
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Il A [ l. r @ A ID.
NEXT DOOR TO POST-OFFiCE,
a. ID. CHANDLER

(eFFERS for sale, one door below the Post OF
flee, large and elegant assortment of Mahog-
any and Cherry furniture, at prices that must sur
Prise prise the reader. Mahogany Side Boards, $25 to
Soo-oest Marble Tops, 50; Ladies' Bureaus with
large Glasses, $25 10 S3O-best Marble IONS $40
China Presses, SIS to $40; best Mahogany Chars,
500 to 500; Sofas, $40 to $50; fine Rocking
Chairs, IS, $40 and SIS; good Windsor Chairs,
So per sett; Bed Steads, So, So and 81 and every
other article in his line, which farmers are particu
iarly invited to look at before making their pur-
chases; and promise, in advance, that if the fur
niure suits, the price will be made TO suit. All or
ders Tor furniture will be filled promptly.
Feb. Q, 1913.
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q,
DIR. Swcctscr-This will inform vou. !, detail. or
the great good your Panacca has done me- For scyer
years have been truly martyr TO the most DISTRESS
ing pains and debility. At times my digestion was en-
bad that could cat nothing but rice Tor months a
time had the best medical advice our CITY conId az
ford including seven of most talented
but my was beyond their skill and connrcbns;o
after they gave me up tried great nbny Li,Js IF
PMS which only appeared to aggrayatc The disease
and increase my nervousness. ! then tried scvcraI
kinds OF SarsaParra, and took of them all cgbtv ot
bottles, without any change for the bcttc1 tIen
concluded must die, as nothing appeared IN do ,nc
any good At last friend of mine Sent me ono Of ynnr
circulars; and after reading 1T over became convin
ccd that your theory was true in regard TO ali diseases
arising from impure Blood, so determined as last
resort, TO give your Panacca trial; and am rc;o;J
that II has exceeded even the statement NIL, IN; ,,o
circulars had not taken two bottles bcIor, me d.
ease begun to give way from its effects bayc NOV
.akcn IN all thirteen bottles and for the first time in
eight years, feel perfectly we'll hope ali The gI;c,
cd will give il trial. Ydurs 80 ~. ""'i''
CATHARtNE FORBES
81 Mercer street
certify tbat the above statement made he nv wifi
pr;o ~ -, o'o'y ,cIsPcct' NEWMAN FoRBEs.
by ESKRJDGE T. EHetIf or sac
ets,,,o, W. IA ,ec- oign OF the Golden Mortar.
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g.
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$500 REV ARD

EHE subscriber, in passing from the Warm
Springs to Mllboro' Springs, in Bath county.
on Tuesday evening, the | lth inst, lost a roll Of
BANK Notes amounting to THREE THOUSAND
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE
DOLLARS. There were about twenty One Hun
dred Dollar Notes, four or five of which had the
with blue ink about sixteen or seventeen fif,v doi
lar Notes, some Of them with the initials ON s th.
foregoing. and the balance in thirty. twenty ten,
and five dollar Notes. All Virginia Money 'rbs
said Money was rolled up without any envelope.
and tied with red tape The above reward will
be given by me TO any one who will return the
money 20 me- or leave 1t at the Post Office at the
',, ann' IPnngs' nr at the office of any paper in
winch THIS notice is published.
THOMAS A. BELL.
July -. 1S4S.-f