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l.. @ DARLINGTON. Auctioneer.
Cutlery AND

L. CARRiNGTON. Auctoneer.
HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND FANCY
III GOODS, Volns Guns, Pistols Bowie Krivrs AID
set Of Eos isn Pattern Cards OF hne Sheffield Cutlery
&c TO b. sold in lots to suit purchasers, by JACOB
PLAT, THIS DAY, al 10 O'clock at the auction 3
Pau-si Also. Al u o'clock, for account Of consigne- ~
casks London Emery warranted genuine, assorted sizes
The set Of Pattern Cards OF table knves pocket
knives high polished scissors shears shOs and butcher
knives taiOrs shears &c OF best makers Aso Japsnned
tea trays so dozen American handle shoves dozen
manure forks Also ard Smuggling h4che,s, grass
scyhes psdoeks. brace aud bits hne silver plated ger
silver table and tea spoons and forks &c uylO liz
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LoRGNETTE. NEW SERIES, NO ]
And for .ar by Henry Kernot eaa Rroadany mid I'd.
O. M SAXToN, 40 FULToN-ST.
TIP STAIRS. WILL PUBLISH ON SATURDAY

TIP STAIRS. WILL PUBLISH ON SATURDAY,
~ May llih,
containing plain descriptions Of ell the differ
eo Of culinary vegetables with tneir
Botanical English. Frepch and German names ph-bet
caly arranged, the mode OF cuiTaug hem In
The garden under grass with IL scrpt0n OF imPle-
menis aud medic nal herbs In general use
Also descriptions aud Characters of the most select iru
their management propagation &c Illustrated ~ilhtwen-
tyfye enpravngs-By Robert BUST author OF the Ameri.
can Flower GARDEN Directory Rose Manual &c. Pnce IS
cents cloh mail edition 81 cents
The Trst will be fuppie5 by Messrs Suinger Town
send H. Long Il Brother Dexter Brother, and Van Nos
trand 4 Terrett ms 2us
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PATENT-orFICE REPORT

lust PUBLISHED, new ediuon Of the Report Of The
~ COmms sOner of Patents, subjects connected with
Mechanics and Inventions for the 1880 with intro
dsction by Horace Greeley Price 57t cents
From among The many very naering notices this work
has received we select the folio wing
OPINION OF JUDGE:
This publication should be burnt up necessary, by the
han man. senator F00fe
Pub ished and for sale by j. 5. REDFIELD,
mylO SlD<W Clinton Hall.
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OLYMPIC
DIERCE,s nIISsTRELS.-The original Pompey,
L late OF Chnsiy's Mnsrel--Eyery Evening" unit fur.
Their notice Crowded nightly by the beauty and fashion Of
this city. Best Ethiopian bsnd In the world consisting Of
fourteen performers under the direction of T. H. Pierce
cnoce selection Of songs, Gees. Choruses Medlers.
RefrAns, Burlrques &c &C peculiar 10 the illustration Of
Ethiopian character
Admission 25 cents private boxes 80 Orchestra seats
81 cents
Saturday May H. Benefit Of Lieut. T. Horn alias Brother
Bones
A n Afternoon Concert Wednesdays and SATURDAYS
Door. omen AT 9-conrert At ; O'Clock my8 #
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HENRY l. HOGUET Aucnone-r.
UCTI0N NUTICE.--HOU>EHOLD FURNI-
ATURE -CHEsTERaAN& HOGUGr Will sell I HIS
MOANING 10 O'Clock al IS West Washiu place,
Sixth part OF tbs furniture contained In said house.
consisting OF 3py aud ingram carpets oil cloths, nshog
any sofas divsns oomans hall antern. lamps mahogany
hal stand rosewood piano and stool large plate glss
mrors y b, 81 nches. stair carpets mtng sc mylO L.
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A POLLD RUOMs.-VOCALAN AND INsTRu MEN.
"A TAI CONCERT, TO be given by JAS " PERKINS
on MONDAY, May IS, NJ the Apollo Rooms. Broadway,
which occasion the folio wing sses have kindly voun
tered their valuable services Miss JULIA NORTHALL,
signor RAPETrI Mr. SCHARFENBERG, Mr.. TlMM,
snd quariette accompaniment For Programme see
| small bills
Tickets 80 cl be hsd all the principal Hotels and
Music Stores and the door the evening Of the Con-
Doors open al O'clock TO Commence at precisely
fnyl0 2iss
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BRUCE A. Chiffon, Aucioueer
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION -
IL COLE x Chiffon will sell al auction 5ATtl R.
DAY May N, 1850, al 10 O'Clock, a. the Gales Wall
OF New. general Of furniture,
sstng in part of Brussels and other csrpes oil cloth
hol any sofas dvsus chsrs otomans center, card and
dining tables pier glasses bureaus bedseads ~ashs and
paintings e ornaments, feather beds, palssses bed
ding mattresses, china and glsss ware &c &c together
with vsdely Of kitchen furniture Terms each In
bankAble mOrev. 2i6) milo 2is
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ADJUSTMENTS.

- 49,
bhOADwAY rBkATER-Doos ope7 =. u cur.
be pTs-enied the drama Of
TIE VENETIAN
Oi0TAuni. VI Dyou Thsodora......nrs Farreu
TO conclude with the Diverii.@msut OF
THE BARRACK ROOM
,eei OF sl' =. 90 TO Dress Circle and P-ousns, 80
cor a. fsny src Tnri crclos - alerv i24 cent.
EArhR-sAsToR-PBACE OPEkA hOUsE,-
S2s's yrn Performance 10 Commence a ~ ocloci
This EVENING. NAV 10 VII he performed the play OF
Bsr,as' ......Mr Adams Rich Lien .....Mr. Lysne
francois ,...M.. Addsm. Jalir ST.. M.ie DaSst
To conclude w'ih hi isughsh- fares Of
sPECTER BR DGROOM.
pIgkory''''..' mr C. bprke Moo rmus.... Mr. adams
F1ces-boIss sno PaIqueL 81 cts, Amp oheaier 3 cs
Reserved ,eais IN Balcony, &c. IS Box ofce oper
from 10 A ~ to4P.M.
RUkT0N'- THkATbR.-uool. opsI a. = -
played The Drama OF
Marin H.vxooa NJ THE :, Rent gr pay ~, pu,o.
su:.ei Poiy &c ch spaSn
The new comedieits %
THE MERRY FAMILY.
Mr. Aminidab Sleek Burton
MI;: Penelope s,y'hsun Holman
MY PRECIOUS BETsEY.
Tncss-hsteh p,sn Circle 40 Pefqleiie, q cii fsnlt
NIBLO's GARDEN.-The Proprietor OF mi. eIr-
gnns acknowledgement informs the public o,
New.York that his Summer Season will commence on
MONDAY May l5 1850 Ongna pieces AM th- novelties
OF the day Will be rapidly produced The following Ladies'
and Cent men are already engaged
Mr Broughsm Mr.. dickinson,
Chppenisle - John Seton,
LYNNE - COnOver,
Walcot Leach,
b Phillips. Reynolds
COPELAND, Taylor,
- Florence - Thompson,
Fletcher, Lvs,er.
Mrs Brougham. Mrs. Seton, s,e Watts
Co1oyer, Vernon
Miss Wilmoi, Everard,
TAYLOR Miss Nckinson,
Lester Barron,
NJ Taylor, Dean
Bernard Mile Celeste,
Csrne
new piece. written expressly fJr this establishment
viii be produced on the Opening night
Managers, Messrs Broug CHAM and Chppendale.
Tickets 20 all parts % the house, 50 myl0 II
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DUMAs,S ROMANCE THIS MORNING !!
-,rLLN4ER A. nNM NSENn i.sIe ihis rnn.n inr CON

.sTKiNGER a TOWNSEND issue this mo rning COM
~ plete, 1870 - - - .
THE THOUSAND AND ONE PHANTOMS,
10 be read O'Clock ADD midnieht By Alexander
Dumas. Price 50 Now that the Phsntoms' is
finished il viii be gfanled thai the author OF Monte
Christie" grotesque fancful though he be, makes
enchsnt with the pen and paints his scenes with
vigor and maguhcence uuach eyed by any other ro-
mspcst The Phantons' 10 a book OF surprses-sur-
prses arising from the iDgenous hut not less odd concep
lions OF surprises exhibited In that chain Of
electrical coruscsons which delights Dumas 50 Intense
ly TO give of 10 his readers
my 10 ltis STRINGER TOWNSEND, 222 Broadway.
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DRY GOODS.
yuurTE GRAPE sHAwLs.

WHITE GRAPE oa n w Acs
INST RECEIVED, an invoice VI very nca embroidered
y real Canton Grape Shawl-, f'om g 10 slo each
An invoice Of psn md san bordered' OF very superior
qpslny, heavy irnee' ill -.
Also 900 Long Breeze and Cashmere shawl' selling at
very reduced pricss' -,,,--
500 Square. al v CO., good quality and new sly IT, seing
cheap.
Aiso. Printed Cashmere shawls of every qualify.
Plain Tibet wool and Cashmere shh"lr, hsh e"'o's'
Thibel wool shsws with sik tiu2es
Al.o 500 p,ecss new spdpg srs; PLAIN striped, paid
and figured cha geube csmeleon and Oaee ron &c soe
silks. ,,-s,r--
Fi,ured ard plain Satin Turc, Freneh aud India Silks
600 peces plain hi Oh lu,er black Gro dc Rhine, f,n 10
10 IS inches wide, Of superior qualify al ow prices
Gain s,r,o.d ana plaid and Satin Turc stlAs
Also Loo pieces printed Laws, fast colofs.
o Deces k and wool 2lsio and figured French Bsreges
r,ren q nghaus Linen and SILK Luseis, Muslin Deisine'
&c -, -,
.o ,o bales and caIes Domestic GoodA at 10 per nj
49, ns,.et prices. III S BARKER SOL Graudst
A. ARNoLD & CO.,
CD CANAL ST NEAR BROADWAY.
ARE Now OPENING hs' enlre poftsuons by The
A Steamers Washington. Cambria, and CANADA, among
which will he fOani macy new and fashionable goods,
adapted to the present season.
City and oui-Of town buyers both wholesale aud retail
are specially Invited 10 give our stock careful Inspection
before making their purchases
Many goods now reduced much below early SPnng
prices. .,
fee from cost OF deportation mylO 5us.
ylTEr GUODs-L'nen Dlspe,. Tsbie Cloths plsin
w AID fancy Linen Dfis, Linen Coanng biscs and CO..
ored Brosdco.hs CHssmeres &c; WOODEN Table aud n
sno covers, white and 9wa MSss, See e NC ro'
sale loV hy W. MAHhEWei oV Oa'ne'lne-s@
2tsS
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ID ID NASH, AucliOneer
CHATTING AND BELTING AT AUCTION

- Win be sold Al public auction on MONDAY May 49,
At 10 O'Clock, In the 9f 20 Bowery, Of shading
and beng One main shaft 50 feet lohg u inches dame
te aud -FOUR smaller pieces Of sh,itDg. Ala beipg
mic 3tist
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H. viO SEARCHED the vsrgl AIDES OF Florids
ae,'no thxer WA IN vain, the root hich forms
N. NJ, lOtZsLEYS ARABIC ELIXIR
nos here Wei might p,sI porti0n of Arabia where
DevA S"c" oo'ue. ror sac
b cosphsxx oekl . -ihE MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE
q. 80 s..s go, ihoAAs DAVIS and Others In purse
eee'ee ~ me supreme Caar q IN. ST.. ~ - ~ T,
=, sse on ne Il Gay Of Jane $50 a. ~ 49,. N
hsehssfr, IN TIE city Of New Yors al r., ~ ~,
OF p~fc-' 81 g'o"ns stus,e ns A. q h~jn, o a.
'onih sifest, m 'be kessuh Ward Il a.. c. ~ se
e'eeo~a s"1 c'hisnnE a. iodows Berup,ns 7, io,A
~ % se'enh street c',sn, ~o hu1sr-s ssd t~esy s
Sr.s n voc nohrssef9 eofnef Of the S-coss a.,a. 80
~ am rum nf tb~nce westerly so.s III. $40
49, '~ens h,e iee ue;,s uorted, psns 80 TO- o
49, ense seses'3 mr. feet tess-ehc- ihene- ..,. ss
ssa'hstee, twenty Ave feet thenee soubs,lv "a 81
800 s'ee0e se,eui, fear feet ushe. 70 the -
N,,.a.. A ~ THOMAS CARNEY shers
'- ''''sAs Attorneys nyl0 ass3-
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THE RIGHT OF PETITION

THE RIGHT OF PETITION.
SEWARDS LIFE OF JOHN QUINCY ADAMS
OPnce 81 &-Agen,s wanted TO canvass Rhode Island,
Maine New Hampshire and parts of Vermont New ersey
aod Eastern NewYork, whom liberal discount III be
given For further particulars apply postpaid the pub
hshers DERBY MILLER Auburn N Y
my6 StiseodDkltW
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T'HEATRR-AsTOR- LYNNE bees To
4 announce That his Ben, III will take place FRIDAY
EVENING MKT, May 10, on which occasion will he
presented Attractive bill OF entertainments In which the
entire company sHd valuable auxiliary aid will appear.
Box BOOK open. my8
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LAST WEEK BUT ONE OF
llAYNE's PANOkAbIA OF VOYAGE 30
~ EUROPE-Opsn every evening a. The Great Hall,
NJ nsrvs RoOms ans Broadway, embracing among other
London, from the Thames, hs magnificent Bndgeb The
Thames Tunnel brilliantly Illuminated snd both bauzs Of
ne beautiful River Rhine
Admission Sets children unaer IL Is cts Doom open
a. e commences moving NJ II Pm. An exhi0uos On
wednesday and Saturday Afternoons At O'Clock.
rnyl0 81
I AIDES FAIh.-Oprn free To all resDeciaole PEG.
IL pie st tbs Croton Hall, Bowery dne band Of mu
SIC. and so feet Of wall literally covered with hue pic
II Is p-ce to spend pleasant hour In. Open day
and evening til ii o'clock mylO It,
NELLI'S DREAM and The Deluge.-Th-se cre-
[lbraed aud effective paintings offered for sale cheap
for cash u close concern. The Dream, or End Of the
World. has been exhibited Ia but few Atlantic cities and has
had thousands Of visitors. (7o0O 10 Philadelphia
slone) They may be for few days al the Apollo
Rooms rny6 lwf
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DEslGN.-The
lNTwentysfh Annusl Exhibition 10 now open nj the New
Gallery, 663 Broadway, opposite Bond IT, from A. NJ I'll
10 p NJ. Adrniiancs % GEMS; Sesson Tickets ~ cents
Catalogues I24 eepis a236wuAs
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4 OsT-A liberal reward will be paid for three 2xes
Lmsrked James Gregnon. II b Maiesiy's Consul, Port
land They taken with other baggage bound 10 10
ronto and placed on the steamer Dragon.
mvl0 4tisi COLEMAN X STETSON, Aston House.
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BOARDING.

ROARDING-funished or unfurnished rooms 10 a de-
Dsrsble ocsuon, block from Broadway, will be let
10 gentlemen reasonable terms For further Information
apply al COS honslons Refenenees exchanged myl0 q.
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JEW ELRY! JEWELRY /!
-O:-:o:-O:-
SPRING SUPPLY.

One Door Vest Of M. Cush;ng's.
GEORGE B. WRIGHT has just returned from
~ Philadelphia with his Spring Stock of
WATCHES, JEwELRy, Sc,
which will be sold lower than ever, and to which
he invites the attention Of his friends and the public
generally. His stock consists OF
Fine Gold Lever, Anchor & La. Watches !;
Fine Silver, do. do. do do;
An excellent quality ofCLOCKS;
Gold, Vest. Fob and Neck Chains;
Gold Ear and Finger Rings;
Breast Pins, Gold and Silver Spectacles;
Lockets, Gold and Silver Thimbles;
Gold aud Silver Pencils and Pen Holders :;
Gold Pens; Diamond Finger Rings;
Bracelets and Clasps;
Gold and Silver Belt Slides;
Studs, Keys, Silver and Shell Card Cases
Port Monaios Silver Combs, Fans;
Silver Table, Desert, Tea and Sal, Spoons =;
Razors, Scissors, Sugar Tongs;
Butter, Fruit and Pocket Knives;
Thermometers, Magnets, Microscopes;
Spy Glasses, Purses, Tooth Brushes;
Steel Beads, Leads, and Spectacle Gases 1;
Steel Pens and Burning Glasses;
Pocket Compasses. Perfumery. SC.
0o- Clocks, Watches and Jewelry, repaired
neatly and promptly.
Stanton, April s. 1850.
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TTORNEY FOR PROSECUTING
~ CLAIMS AT WASHINGION-The sub.

A TTORNE FOR PROSECUTING
IA CLAIMS AT WASHINGTON.-The sub
scriber undertakes the Collection, settlement and
adjustment Of all manner Of Claims, Accounts, or
Demands against the Government OF the u. States
or any foreign State or Country; before Commits
sioners, before Congress, before any the pub
lie Departments; the procuring of Patents, Army
and Navy Pensions, Bounty Land Claims, Soldiers
dues, Draw backs, the Collection of Accounts a.
gainst the Government, and every demand or other
business Of whatever kind, requiring the prompt
and efficient services Of an Attorney or Agent.
residence of fourteen years at the seat of the
Federal Government, with thorough and familiar
acquaintance with the various systems and routine
Hof public business at the different offices and in
Congress, added TO this free access to consult the
ablest legal advisers if needed, just6es the UNDER
signed in pledging the fullest satisfaction and the
utmost dispatch to those who may entrust their bu.
siness to his care.
Being well known to the greater part of the citl-
zens Of this District, and to many gentlemen who
have been members of both houses of Congress in
the last twelve years, it is deemed useless 70 extend
this notice by special references.
Communications, must be epaid in all cases.
Changes or fees regulated by the nature Of the bu-
siness and its extent but always moderate. Ad-
dress H. c. SPAULDING Attorney
March 4, 1850 -3m. Washington, D.
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STAUNTON, VIRGINIA. MONDAY, MAY 49, 1850

occasion increased the natural elasticity Of his
mighty mucles. But presently charger feeter
than the rest might be dscerned gaining on his
human rival, and approaching SO near that the
Dragon raised his flashing sword for coup de
grace. Neil became conscious of his danger, and
hastily slackening his pace until the hot stream of
smoke from the horses nostrils appeared to mingle
with his hair; and then wheeling suddenly. he
fired another round from revolver, and the rider
tumbled from his saddle. The victim then re-
Hnewed his flight.
A mad yell Of grief and rage broke from the
remaining troopers as they witnessed the fate Of
their comrade, and its effect was Immediately evil
dent in the augmented caution Of their pursuit
for they galloped afterwards in one body, thereby
greatly retardng their progress, SO that Neil reach
ied the Tigrt before them He paused not a mo-
ment but plunged headong down the steep bank
into the current, and struck off for the shore The
dragons discharged their side.arms Intellectually
and gave over the chase.
In a few minutes Neil landed, and as soon as
he felt satisfied that he was really saved, burst
into an insupprestible convnlsion Of laughter, ex-
claiming: '.It will kill me Just to think how
astonished the yellow devils looked W hen haul
ed the reyolvers out Of my .-Suaday Times.
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To the ladies.
t. N. GREEN

AS just received an elegant and fashionable
L assortment Of DRESS AND FANCY
GOODS, embracing in part the following articles,
viz -
Rich Dress Silks, Blk Gro de Rhine, and Fig'd
Biz. do, Checked Plaid and Printed India
Wash do, Glace do, Changeable Silk Mnslins
"a new artlcle) Satin Levantines, Satin Strp'd
and Plain Barages and Tissues, in all coors,
Corn col'd Dress Goods, lseveral varieties
hew Style French Lawns, lbeautiiu article)
Embroidered Swiss Dress patterns, Festooned
Linen G. Hdkis., at every price, Plain do,
Blk. and White Lace Demi Wells, Barage do.
French Worked Muslin Capes and Collars,
Lace do, Transferred Lace Cuffs and Ribbon
ditto, Rich Sashes, Neck Ribbons, Super Blk
and Col'd Kid, Silk, Lisle, Th'd and Riding
Gloves. Blk Silk Mitts, Belts in every variety,
MaIcelanes, all coo1s, Isle, Th'd Cambrick
and Muslin Edgings and Insertings, Bobbins,
Braids, Ribbons, Trimmings, Combs, Fans,
Blk. and Fancy Parasols, Large size Blk do.
French Flowers and Bonnet Tabs,
ALSO
A beautiful assortment of Corn Col'd and Bro.
Linen Half Caters and Morocco Slippers, in all
colurs. "a new article,) Sc, &c. Sc
Stanton, April |, lS50.-Spec copy.
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SELLING WHITE FEMALES AT AUCTION IN ORE
GoN.-We learn, from good authority, says the
San francisco Alta Californian, Of February ID,
tina. the Captain of vessel recently arrived here
from Sydney, New South Wales, having three
females on board, who being unable to pay their
passage from thence to San Francisco were
taken on shore, near Clark's Point, where short
ton, and sold to the highest bidder, to serve
FIVE months. Fifteen dollars each was given by
the purchasers to the Captain, who was well
satisfied with the sale
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POETRY
THE LOST PLAYMATE.

hear the children shouting,
In the spring of delight,
All that used to play together,
All but one are here to-nlght.
One we laid in peaceful slumber,
Away from all life's ills,
When the roses of the summer
Were dying on the hills.
And we often think about him,
Where the shadows darkly wave,
Though we know the blessed Saviour.
Has not left him in the grave.
0, he had such shining ringlets,
Such fair and noble brow,
Ills strange his little playmates
Never seem to miss him now
Strange his name is never spoken,
AS in sport they loudly call;
When the lost one was the fairest,
Was the brightest one OF all.
And how often here I've seen him,
When the day, as now, grew dim
o, Of all that play about me,
There is none that looks like him
And his witching, childish actions.
His earnest, loving face,
Every little word he uttered,
Haunts Inc in this lonesome place.
But there's one, than me more faithful,
Cherishes each look and tone,
One whose heart is ever craving,
For the lost one that is gone.
All his playmates may forget him,
All his little friends that were.
But his mother, o, his mother,
He has nel er died to her
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FOR LADIES

~ I. ~ - - -
Rich flg'd Black Silks from Is. Sd. to So per I'd,
Plain Black ard Striped DO, Plain and Fig'd
Fancy do, very handsome Beautiful assert
ment Fourlard Silks, all colours, Plain and
Plaid do, Rich Brochade Tissues and Bereges,
Solid Tissues and Bereges, Pink. Blue and
Green, Mode cold and Black do, Fine French
Ginghams Solid Buff, Blue and Pink do,
Solid & Plaid Linen Lustres, Linen Bereees,
from II to 80 cts per I'd, English, French and
American Lawns from 10 to SO cts per yd.,
Plain and Embroi'd Muslins for party dresses.
Mouslin de LANES, ga solid do, Pink, Blue,
and Green, particularly suited for Spring dress
es, 81 Blue and Green do, all wool, Buff do,
all wool, Alpaccas of every grade, a large
and well selected Stock of French, English
and American Prints, Black & Second Mourn
ing do., Rich Embro'd White, Scarlet, Green,
and Corn cold Grape Shawls from 10 to SIS
Black Silk do, Fine Satin Striped Bereoe do,
Black and Second Mourning do, few Rich
and Fashionable Summer Visites and Sacks,
beautifully embro'd, 8-4 Black Lace, very su.
perlor, tor Vlsites & Shawls. Lace Capes, Collars
and Cuffs, Kid, Silk & Isle Th'd Gloves, Blk.
and white Cotton and Silk Hose, Sc, &C.,
Bonnets and Ribbons.
FOR GENTLEMEN:
French Cloths and Cassimeres, of finest finish.
White and Cold Drilinos, Silk and Satin
Iesitings, large variety of Ready made Cloth
ing suitable for the Season, all OF W hich will
be warranted. Panama, Leghorn and Palm
Hats, Hungarian, Palo Alta, and fashionable
Moleskin do, Men and Boys Caps for Sum-
mer Boots, Shoes, CATERS &C.
Groceries and EsoEanesaics,
md a fine lot of Table Linens, Linen sheetings,
Iowellngs Curtain Goods, Dimily Counterpanes
Ind Plaid do &c, &C.,
Also
m extensive lot of GLASS and QUEENSWARE,
&C., &.
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REPUBLICAN, VINDICATOR
BIZ STEVENSON g. GHxGER.
TERMS.

IEKMc.
The "VlNDICATOR" published weekly,
At ~ year, in advance, or So so. if payment is
delayed beyond the expiration Of that year. No
subscription received for less period than six
months. No paper will be discontinued (except
at the discretion Of the editor until all arrearages
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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-05-13

ERESH ARRIVALS-Receive this day Fresh
Il Figs. Raisins, Almonds, Prunes, &c., for sale
low by the box or pound by
e. nj. GUSHING, Agent.
March ii, 1850.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-05-13

a TONS BAR IRON, well assorted and war
II ranted good, just received and for sale low by
JOHN BRANDEBURG.
March IL, 1850.