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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17
IuPOhTED CARPE LIMOS.

FOX THE FALL fRAUG.
SMITH l. LOUNs3kRY a,e now fsc-v'ng thsir sup-
~ pts the Fsl Trade oouss rg OF hoy Al var ls'
TRiJS ERUssFL5 IdPESIAL PHREE-PLY Lei.
GRAIN ana o,her CARPSTIH9S, COM tShs ore OF the
largest complete and de'i'ape sESortmerts ever
Ofried IN Ibis maIket
Tdei purchases being made entirely for CASH. afordS
TEEN r41iagrs maAug seecons hs ou few possess,
ard enables mem 10 srn the lo~e.s po'sibl. ptcss
EDgh,h Yspe,tfy G,fuels, rom lis 70 As Per yafd.
r. giish 9tas,eis CRrpels from 80 60 Ice ger yard
EugAsn ThIes-piy CsTpeta from Is u les per yard
American Three ply Carpets from Z. 70 IS per yard
Eup,i,h American supelhoe Ingram taFpa,s, from
English and American dne Ingram Carpets om 40 to So
per yard. -
Aiso large sock 81 Engiisn al American FLOOR
OH, CLOTHS from . feet II "a feet vide
DRUU6ETifOt "a, Y 4 aud 10 ! w'1o. With {
choice assortment Of s oiher goods cOon-cte1 wh tue
trsds yupaJ v low SMITH LOUUeBGkY
ol42 448 Pears sixlh Csrpa, ssofefrom Cns nsin Vt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17
- aUgLER, Aoetsonesr.

"A s sUYDEK, Ancu'n.nf
UwBIC ADn,NAss q ,e "s :, s "a coes
Fbo see0ed door, ts~c.. OF andres aerfys
S9s T1s.f p K and Giaa
heyei' o. fus nj are heds and beddtne sloysas
.soe ranI, ehesl, booa. medical iasHamsns ganA
Istrhes jswelry Sc. By order Of r,n s,s.. Aar0,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17

BRUNN a UHIbFDN AucUOnc0r7
EDOSITIVE BALE OF VALUHLG nUiLnlS0 LOvS
4 In be CITY OF NeW.Yors COLE GdILrOH "
sell at auction FRIDAY Oct Ia $50 at ~ . Q och, al
The Msfch4niB Exchange, the following yaus'le los %
gCUDd
Hpoaou ard jane -Four lois tho southeast eofneZ
OF Hud,on ard Jane ss.
SeveD,h.ayll lots on tbs eas eide of Sevenhsy. be-
TIVE on Nineteenth ami Pgensy slS
Savs1 thRy2 lota tie ~sstado OF Ssyensay. 0eX 10
nc rthwesi corner OF Twentie'h at
Twentieth all lJton no soGh side, commencing 90 fees
wsAl ofSeveDih-av.
ywenetb a-l loi on The north eide commencing 80 fae
Of gsYeansv LiIbogrsphC msps can be haa OF the
suction eors WA.st.
Fsms-A large portion OF The purchsss mouaf nay re
naiO bond and lu0gs2e f0r p4ficuars scpy TO the
AuciioDeeL (2S5l ol2Bis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17

IA HAe @>iltAnLE h1iVFi0S@ aoes
y uol a well executed poftiHii nf a WemSn * ne
N ;de nud OF az person rdcso Tor .Ie me
af,a may be ulal'iyssedi bu bev iaueh Sfsaief
Is lhe Attenuation I'd ~ Ills Iving Az ioVny rigt
bsaish 6oGaAvD's Italian 4eocs!eo sospt' no Only
Ertcla kuoan 70 ,he,uislry wGeh vii e1ecuEly re
yoyS ye.lts5 OF .hoae odlods ds6g1feulonts OF NC
nkfg which appesr Ia thape of tsn pln2e tfecke'
s0abuyu eIupo1s chspA chafes crfcss tnd 81 skn ais
n, urslne1ts GOuEAUp's @o1d7tiR Poudros SnrIo sfS
CO tain 20 ekcsIe ffuoUa s from gaS pat u t "a
uDsu frrme GouaAUD's Liquid Vr8eta0e n"9se k'res
I[Snde nt ana oatrEanen coor pse crooks and Hcs
GogRAvDa Lily bi,s FOR flushed, rougni saio% ems
E0uKAuuk Instantaneous Lqpd az Gge coorS fed hnd
7rly or " hire bar besodfol glossy crown or 6lack
HoURAUs's Han Restorative MA boldes ~ earhs
~ Yefy earfU 10 psfchsGo soes- 4yc-s genuine end
ms can oav IN done ny procuring uen At y, Ip0NAuUs
xTall tDo u De o6 81 sksr.s ct store cm Ssoh1NEJ
Ceiencer "a E6uih Thttd,sl Philadelphia IS i'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17
LAW COUNTS.

CouRT CALENDAR Pos Day -Sppereor CoVyt.
-7rial reyu--Noa 56 lN3 81 a6 ~ 10 49,, ~ 10
6O ~ 10 - 26 liz l5 64 6J l5j 5B i57 80 - 100
The tIereui fern Of Court and ~ ospr5mo CsjnfI
CunNuue 10 I'll sIRumeaI O 81 da ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17
ANYHONY j, 8LGNCKEs. Auc.io

ANYHONY J. 3LEECKE& Auc!ioneet.
Il KTEHslSk SALE OS LANDS AZ sORDdAHs
EAheou cling 10 ihe estae OF he a;e hsv William Pow
ell by order of ihe AdmiDstracE aud Trnsiee ANrdoS
NY BLEECkER will sell az auction Oh ~ ESOArs
The 22d OF October 1885, II ocIc tho holGe OF MI
Corn Berriep at The Fordham Dsp tbs following Ysps'
real esa.s Of tue lEte Rev. WIN Powell sltasied a.
Fordbsm WescheBier County e1scY opposte the depot
of the Ne@-York and Harlsm Railroad Cempaby viz
out S25 lots parcels OF land lying on he al leading
from %, Farms TO Kipesbioge ~ mo tnncuon OF CoE
lege Az with The Harlem Railroad, Uui)n aud Uan6sess
ling pvs on Powell psce and Deaocey. Ssysrd, Hon
man LollArd Morris Emnet Arthur, elizabeth and Js-
cob SO. The whols beautifully stussed between ihS
grounds Of 81 johns College and tho snds Of n 6sssfs
Wordsworth Jacob LofilIsrd "a Brown end Philip
HcLyaig EQrE and ihe BROOK Si7er The ohl5 proper
cs and parceB OF convenient size vstng om 100 eo
feet Width There ssvefa IN diuRs On hp pfemhesf
Including Dwelling barn snd oisef ous hou'es soyess4
Of hs pos ord admirable coOgo a'es on no benks o.
the rver and conain beauta! gro7es OF Tees OF evesy
variety The pSce Is prOverbia'y hrshT, soo comprlses
the corveuencei OF Eeed IeRhbothoro suc 81 DntSfi'
kers her tradesme1a band The euee 10 Bot
l miles the cy aud the nlecou ebJ cNs 70 oon
lHu during lie day. All yearly c'mmutston 81 80 GO
those depous Of obtaining lsrgtr porii ns % lana man
hid down on the mspE. liberal privileges VII he gwen.
The title TO tho properly uuqne'Oua les ne sAle "iU
be pereuptoy hi hsai b5deTs Threai tos OF lne
prfrhase money remain Op mortgage fo MOO years.
Al 6 per cent nj the option Of the bu' era -
Anps will be ready Tor ob,thuon al The ofite OF Inc
Auction Ger, Broad at ARTHuR POWELLt
ol1,d N,7Ol Aomlni'Taior A0d Trastee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17
VIVAAI0 PL.OUMDk0R


gUcsEIYH 70 THE King o. ybA sGstetafss
falHE snhscHbs so* agent IN ias Doirsd esses f ,1s
sale OF 100 celebrated YiYsno eiSGnldsac' ne AIM
Is orepsi 81 fScoiTo aud execute all ofder= os kH
s!si0k he he o. oil descriptions OF ~ noei tForzat
teyns and With dI4Vstsn Fct patterns AID farther pIree
sisrs spoi3 ls LeUls I. aGLUsa
ol2 fDS u Lirers t,T @4
SUPREME COURT -sarah P. Brewer .sa John sfpH
- Summons toe reei Com. pct setYs4. 10 JOHN u
Ogri required 10 cnlnPant rai-
~bb VA. fed Office Of III, Cles It h Cy 2r CDlH II
EsS.I or al s Cty Hall sSd Ciy 90 tn ErgrHi1 iy D. 70
b-r s60 copy your " the a eomp ~
lie saesonhe Cry If New YORK, ~thlo E"7 ~' "
The ssrrg tA you, exclusive oil ina At o. go
vef; sHd you El 70 ne sat eonptDt ~" sas '
aote,sd viii sppy 10 tn' Tour ,as
.f aznd+d "a the somptlrt Dated Se~ Iork c 2os ~.
oil IsaswTht CORNELIUS aIHOH pisletp : -Z--.
RS PURsU AEcE of Al Surrogate Of mo
Yues soep hereby pvsn al Psr.9as nAyn 5000
IRISH ne Of City OF New i9fA ~. IAN
-, Va. ~-S vourb4r, tie sE5sco ssN.
=, Jon, Adaes- 40 ID Washington Mar es 70 NJ. of
Yoyh m ~ before tbs 9lst lay Of pol n'xt-pa'
slt4eulh day Of 0etobcr, ~ ynIpTrsy Adninstn2tor,
of7lav5nTh3 hAltDAreE- - ,5s coaaty OF
TN PURSUANCE order o. DE 70 ii t'es .
yo,I uo,as hsseby gwen 80 Yoks doceaHsS
she~ e 70 M Al Len Ut tie cl sub-ee. The
Aeasl ~ aTe tb VOUCHERS tSsfe0s n w a street. 'hs
70 P7sS r.6rel JaunrsJ Coni, Apnl AIT
oses o. = D. az q, se6ser ;hs .ssaty "a ~,
No. ssyYors ls s1tseEth az SyyEtf 4;-;.,r,.or,
oil IawoE'Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17

n Tho State receipts for transit daties from
the Camden and Amooy aailfoad Co during sha
qusrser enning sept. 50, were st2,4l7 n, being
60 .249 So more than during tho perod lass
war me traps,, duties ga tbs N. j Il silroad
Co.. during the rane period were 80 91l, baing
S7sG 20 moro than Iost year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17

BOARD OF suPeRvIo0ns.-aia Honor the Mayor
In The OAsir.-M0nday.- The Committee reported
adve,se 70 petitions OF tho N1rta River 6enR aud
The American Exohsnse Bank, 10 be relieved
from tax The application for relief 10 o4sot pfld,
cpally on re ground tbst their respeciiee cAptsSl
is invested in u 3. Stocks. TIE Committee htd
that this dces not e3emps them from paying tax
The Committee also reported adverse u sone
o,bsr petitions for correction Of Sax. rney report
ed favorab.y on the pertiops Of Mess IS. els ead
and Taylor Some petitions fos rsiiet from tx
ana some ANAL btlr Of Poloe Odieers for m1slog
4rfeas, weIo received aud retoctsd, anu The Board
adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17

RECEIVING Stolen GooDs-A man named
y..ercs, Arf..tsd by Cspi sllvey OF RrH Wsrd Po
hce on charge II receiving SOC oa OF nair, valued al
$50 hob solea The Lab ias from Ih- OF
frapcis O. Luizin Nc. 2 8 road gay by per ao
spowu Che ccnsed ihsl be nou NJ hs hs'r about
two eeks since from stranger. he war ecmnilted by
Justice Osborne for utsl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17

Ar INHuMAS PAREsr "A female, about 2;
ye.rs Of age uaying in charge email iofsni MONDAY
la,l tous passage In the Steamboat 81 Ncno az, hoa
soUb 2boy for this cy, aud Ihe sy FA oil The Dos
le-S II her infant cEhin. Who aud
Ito is bSs uo 0eeu aseeraiacd TRe child isAea &c
the Alma H0u.e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17

" We have received from w. Hall & Son
the following Musical publications; Bong for Che
uhion, The Prize National Melody, wristeo by Fee
man Scots, Esq. music by w. P. Oauningsou, aud
American Liberty, Song National aud Patriotic,
BY freeman scoss, Tor one or four voices, Win an
accompaniment Tor the plano forte, by Masaias
Kslar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17

AssAu1T1NG AN OFr.cGR-A msa named I'd
rnund 0oyle, Who was on Monday convicted aud
sentenced to tho County Jail os iadeoensly ezPos'
Ing bis person in the streets, oommssod violent
assault upon oh 1or John Friend yesterday ~a'c
tbst fuhotionary wsS gaeDtIDg HIN - hIs 4aafteF,
Ia Hay noDd.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17

FlRF.-A barn in Crane.st. in the Noekh Ward,
q th I'll tr conteuie Including two u0rtes HARNESS,
hay and gran, in the occupancy OF Nc Peter u lre
mus, eas burned dosn eaely Mon ay evening.
Mr. Doremusu lo,s is about s!u0 on which thefe
- 10 Insurance. The barn Is valued Is $500 or
$500 There is llste doubt it ia tbs work OF an 10.
ceudlary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17

ANNEXATION "A s1scjsi Committee from 'he
Common Councils of Nez YORK. aod Brooklyn aud
the Trustees Of qii,lsmsoorgh will meet at the
Mayors Office to-day, to consult upon zee expedl'
ency OF anuexiDg Brooklyn and WillisnsOaF6h 70
New.YUrk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17

SAD AccinEsT "A young girl, named Alice
Gresuggeoo, residing az BrooSynhtd her ak"littac-
tofrd Oh Ttur,osy ~ the tailos Of DC 'm Of it1.
hsr upon her bead - she ws1 pssiias some 61lid-
inga in courts Of cree loa in l0an avenue No$.
York. She wss conveyed to her homo In car
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-03-06
MES E. BROWN,

Wholesale and Retail Saddle and 11qtak Maker.
No. 30 South Fourth Street, between MarketS Chest.
nut Streets, Philadelphia.
HE attention Of dealers and others is invited to his
assortment of Saddles, Brides, Saddlebags, Col
lars, Whips, &c.-Also to his superior article o.
TRUNKS, viz: Sole Leather Trunks, Solid Leather
Steel Spring Trunks, OF light weight; RiSeteh Iron
Frame Trunks, Lady's Dress Trunks, Bonnet Boxes
Wood Trunks, ofdilfeFent qualities; Vaces. ofvari
Gus style and prices; Velvet Tapestry and Brussels
Carpet Bags, Enamelled Leather Bags, Lady's Trav-
elinfg Bags Satchels &C.. &C., all Of which he offer:
at low prices for Cash, or approved paper. Order:
thankfully received and promptly executed.
December 10, lS49.-6m
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-03-06
POETRY.

o. The following elegant bagatelle, was the pr
ducton of DR.. JOHN M. HARNEY, who died at Bard
town. KY, in 1926 He has published several light pi
ces of uncommon merit.
ECHO AND THE LOVER.
Loper Echo mysterious nymph, declare
ofwhat you're made, and what you arc
Echo dir!
Louer Mid airy cliffs and places high,
Sweet Echo! listening, love, you lie
Echo Yop he!
Lover Thou dost resuscitate dead sounds
Hark how my voice reviyes, resounds-
Echo Zoitnds'
Loper I'll question thee before 60
Come, answer me more apropos?
Echo Poht poh!
Louer Tell me, fair nymph, if e'er you saw
Echo Psha,ut
Lover Say, what will turn that frisking coney
Into the tolls Of Marimony?
Echo Money!
Lorer iias Phoebe not a heavenly brow?
Is il not white as pearl-as snow?
Echo Ass! no!
Lover Her eyes, Was ever such pair?
Are the stars brighter than they are?
Echo They are?
Lorer Echo, thou lest, but can't deceive mo
Her eyes eclipse the stars. believe me
Echo Leaue me
Lover But come, thou saucy, pert rorhancer,
Who is as fair as Phoebe, answer?
Echo 1nn, sir!
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-03-06
o. DO 5h1sWISo

No. 8, South Fifth Street, Philadelphia,
Importer and Dealer, Wholesale d Retail,
in Wines, Liquors and Segars.
CONSTANTLY on hand, large and well assorted
" stock which is offered in any quantities on modcr-
ate terms, comprising
MedeSia, Sherry, Port Lisbon, Sicily, Tenerif NAL
aga, Champagne, Ctaret, Hook, Sauterne and Barsac
Wines. &c.,
Old Pale and Dark Cognac Brandies; Jamaica and
ST. Croix Rum Holland Gin; Irish, Scotch and Monon
gahela Whskies Wine Bitters, (of very superior
quality j London Brown Stout, and Scotch Ale; Lii
quors &c. and the finest brands OF choice Havana Sc
gars
December 10, lS49.-6n.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-03-06

JOHN MACINTOSH. WIN. F. WHITE
WACHNTOSHs & WHITE,
Wholesale Ladies Boot and Shoe .uangtact,@ers,
No. Is, South Fourth Street, Philadelphia.
NE * w. are extensively engaged in the Manu-
wi. facture of LADIES, MISSES, AND Chill
DREN'S BOOTS AND SHOES in all their earie-
tics and keep always on hand full supply to answer
the demands oftrade. They invite the attention OF
Country Merchants their extensive stock satisfied
that at no other establishment Of the kind in Phiade-
phia, they suit themselves better either as tire
cards the quality of their Goods the terms upon
which they are prepared and determined to sell them.
Call and see them at their Old Stand, No. Is, South
Fourth Street, Philadelphia.
December 10, lSl9-6m.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-03-06

0g- The case Of Mrs. Gaines, which has been in
the courts so long, has been at last decided in the U
S. Circuit Court New Orleans and against heI
claim. The testimony in the case showed not only
curious state Of affairs in the domestic history OF
some of the parties concerned, but also some sngu
lar facts respecting the social and moral life in New
Orleans previous to lis admission into the Union. 1t
was proved during the trial that the mother Of Mrs
Gaines was married to three different persons, each
living at the same time. Mrs. G. was the child oi
the second husband land claimed all his large estates
but the decisions Of the Court leaves its possession
in the hands OF the present owners.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-03-06

A PETRIFiED BopY.-The Hudson Miss Re
publican, Of the 26,h ut, relates the following sin
gutar circumstance.
A subject which had been buried five or six years,
was taken up few days since for the purpose of
removing 10 different location, and found in high
State of petriaction. 1t required the strength OF
six or eight men to raise the coffin from the vault
this caused them to open it, 10 discover The cause of
:he weight, when to their surprise, they found tito
contain form Of stone. With the exception of the
fingers part of one of the feet, and small spot un
der the position of the hand; which had decayed be-
fore petiiaction had take place, the body was ap-
parently i solid Stone. This circumstance occur
red in this County, seven or eight miles north of
this town, and presents problem for scientific So
luton.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-03-06
To southern and western Merchants, &c

To southern and western Merchants, &c.
c-lLVER Ware.-Forks-Table, Medium, Dessert
- Tea Ov ster and Pickle. Spoons-Table, Dessert,
r. Cravy. Mustard and Salt. Ladles-Soup, Oys-
ter. Sauce; Sugar and Cream. Knives-lce Cream
Fish Cake, Butter, Fruit, Dessert
Tea Sets various patterns, plain to richly chased
ssS aSS broken sets completed silver warranted
standard .. o,-
plated and Britannia Ware, of latest patterns con-
stantly on hand and for sale at
WILSON'S Silver ware re. MpHGIaG.Jrgi philaSs1ngSia
December 10, lS49.-6m
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-03-06
Hats Cans, Ladies' Rich Furs, Beaver BOnnetS.&c
WILLIAM III. BEEBE & CO.,

l5S CHEsNUr ST., PHILADELPHIA'
IiAVE on hand large and superior assortment Of
III FINE GOODS, in the greatest variety IN 'neir
Inc NJ trade and offer them TO Merchants and Dealers
generally at fair and moderateRrces. They especial
~ solicit the attention of the Merchants of the Valley
Of Virginia 10 their splendid Stock and trust that on
their visit to Philadelphia they will not fan 10 give
Is associated in the firm Of W. H. Beebe Co. and will
take great pleasure in waiting his Virginia friends
December 10, lS49.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-03-06
ywNE. 2. WILSTACH,

No. 2Ss North Third Street, Philadelphia,
Wholesale Importer, Manufacturer and Dealer in
Saddlers' Hardware, Carriage and Harness Fur
niture, Saddle and Carriage Trimmings, &c.,
HEEPS constantly hand, rich and extensive as,
II sortment of SADDLERY HARDWARE, and
through the medium of their home journal, invites
the Merchants of the Valley of Virginia to call and see
him before purchasing elsewhere He oilers his Goods
at such prices as will not fail to please his
Remember his place of business is No. 2S l-2 North
Third Street, Philadelphia.
December 10, lS49.-6m.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-03-06
PhiIa. Dry Goods Emporium

EJffEIl, hLAIU Ell eO O0's
IMPORTERS s. WHOLESALE DEALERS in
Foreign & Domestic Dry Goods,
No. l2S and l30 NJ Sd ST., above Vest Side.
JTEEP at all seasons complete Assortment OF FOR
n EIGN & DOMESTIC DRY GOODS on hand, a.
dante 20 the trade of adj sections of the country, and
adequate to any demand that may be made upon them
Tbey invite the attention of Southern dealers, and es-
ec;lv IN, Merchants of the Valley Of Virginia, to an
examination Of their Stock satisfied that they VIII hno
il TO their interest to deal with them.
December 10, lS49.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-03-06
IrPPINCoTT, TAYLOR & 90.
celebrated Wholesae and Retail
Clothing Warehouses.

(THe largest assortment IN The On'ted States')
New Warehouse, Southwest corner of Fourth and
Market Streets
Old Stand, l9S and 200 Market Street, ADORE S'rth
Philadelphia,
VHTHERE the largestassortmeht ofREADY- MADE
w CLOTHING can be found in this market. Their
stock is always full and coplec and they are there
fore always prepared, either in Summers heat or
Winters cold' to supply every demand upon them
Their motto is Superior Goods, at fair prices and they
would therefore respectfully solicit the Merchants OF
the Valley Of Virginia to give them call on their next
trip to Philadelphia.
December l9, 1S49.-6m.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-03-06

INTERESTING RELIc.-We had, day or two
since, the pleasure examining mos, interesting
relic, being nothing less than the Wedding ring with
which Martin Luther, the great Ref1rmer was mar
ried. 1t is of gold curiousy wrought, being broad
and fat on the back Of the finger, with small ru-
by set iq the CENTRE. On the inside is this inscfp
tion, in German "Dr. Martin Luther, Catharine
Won Boren, June Is, 1926" The inscription is
considerably obscured by wearing. The ring was
brought to this country by Charles Luther, lin
cal descendant Of the Reformer, who has abundant
proof Of its authenticity, and Of his own, in the cer
tifcaes ofthe magistrates ofthecity of Msgdeburgh
in Prussia where he formerly resided, and ofthe for
mer Ministers Of Prussia, through. whose hands it
has passed. 1t was once the property ofan ancestor
of the present king Of Prussia, and by him was re-
stored TO the family. The present king, as we are
Informed, has offered 5000 lhalers, or about
81 800 for il, an offer which was refused by tspre
sent possesor, who was last summer forced TO emf
crate on account Of being involved in political dstur
Dances. 1t is certainly asinguar destiny which has
brought this valuable relic 10 The New World.-.N.
Y. Tribune
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-03-06

PHENOMENON IN OREeoN--In the Cascade
mountains in the month Of last Nov, there were
heard loud reports, like distant thunder, and lmme-
diatey after, Silver Creek dried up fdf twenty four
hours When the water did resume It's course II was
so thoroughly impregnated with alkaline substances
as to have the appearance OF strong ie ana as aso
10 cause the death Of the fish in the stream. Aoou,
the time of the occurrence, strong winds prevailed
frum the south, heavy fall of ashes was noticed IN
most parts valley and dense c01G % o ht sh1hs ot
settled in the atmosphere, shutting out the iIght ol
the sun for nearly week.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-03-06
WRIGHT & KING.
Clothing Rooms, No. l56, Market ST. above 4lh,
philadelphia.

tyTHERE at all times can be found complete and
w extensive assortment OF
Rcady-Made Clothing.
They specially invite the Merchants Of the Valley
Of Virginia to give them CALL promising 10 furnish the
best articles in their line upon such terms as must COM
mand and secure their patronage. They manufacture
OTHING TO order upon the shortest notice, and will
be happy TO respond all suitable calls from the coan
try 10 that effect.
December l9, 1910.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-03-06
STAUN TON SPECTATOR.
II r. r NJ S .

n& Tie e"SPECTAToR''is is pabrtshcdoncea wsek,
iet Too Dollars year, paid in adUance, or iss0
Dollars and Fftg Cents fdelayed beyond the eTPrg'
f;on tLe ear No subscription tcill6e discontinued
6ai at.6e option oths Editors, until ai9rreGraseS@re
p aid. ,,,.,.,.t,, m,.si
0ry- Al communications tothe Editors oy H'&'f'"S'
be post Datd, or they willnot be Gttenfedto. <
ity- ADVER TISE MENTS Of thirteen ttneS to'
ess inserted three times for one dollar ana .re.s
ue each s'.bsequent
verlisemeRts in The same proportion A''oe' "'"'''0
made TO adu9tisersby theyeGr'
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-03-06

n,- The Havana papers say that the papers Di
California are all hcnbug, Yankee }rlck, ePalaa
held California three hundred years and never haa
a newspaper there, ergo the Americans cannot el-
her according to the Diaio, the papers are Ptln'-
ed in New York ,and sent to San Francisco on spec
ulaion.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-03-06

IRON, BRIDcE ACROSS RIvANNA RIvER.-Ihe
Louisa Railroad Company. have caused beautiful
iron bridge to be thrown over Rivanna River, about
two miles from Charlottesville. 1t has been COM
pleted only few days, and it's strength is 70 be test
ed BY running train over it the first time OF l'sO
ors weight.