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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-04

BY HOUSES PRINTING TELEGRAPH.
Expressly fer ,she Daily Evening Star

SPECIAL DESPATCH.
Missouri Election. - Bsntonianism Defunct
/ li.si iz d "oa Sr. LOUIS, August 3.
Claiborne, F. jackson is undoubtedly
elected tonOongress from the Third Dis
trict, Thomas B. English, or Mr.. Caru-
theirs, in the Seventh District, now repre-
sented by Benton, the former an anti, the
latter Old Billions opponent at the last
election, is, elected to Congress. ,n
The entire Benton ticket is defeated in
St. Louis county, except two candidates
for Clerks who were lookedupon as Union
men. vi
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NEW MUSIC at the Music STORE.

NEW MUSIC at the MUSIC STORE
v 1t is better to laugh than be signing; Woman's
Rights; Honest hearts and willing hands; I'll prav
for thee Postal. or, the die cast Ida May; Sweet
Mississippi; Maggie dear; Juney at the gate; Happy
Birding; Sisters Wedding; Willie my brave; Black
smith Polka; Very Best Polka; Tip Top Polka; Ma
poleOn Polka; Holiday Schottische; GeranilIm do
Thoughtess do Snow Drop do United States grand
Waltz; West Point dream Waltz; Silver Lake
Waltz; Fairy Bells Waltz; and other numerous new
pieces, in addition to fine assortment of Duets g.
Guitar Pieces, &c. JOHN F. ELLIS,
Y p Penn ave. bet. 9th and 10th sts
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buff SHE COMBS, &c.-LAMMOND, 18th st..
I'd door below E, has just received supply of
Puff side Combs also, Tucking and other Combs,
Coral Beads, Jet and other Bracelets, Boys Patent
Leather Belts, &C., and for salevery cheap for cash.
aug l-eo3t s.-ss. ~ ..t -
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Baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE. August

BALTIMORE, August 4-l2M.
Flour and wheat unchanged. White
corn G3 G5 cts. Yellow corn G. GO
cts. .f...
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g. s. McELFREsH,
Under the National HOteI.
,l,

... .- HAVANA CIGARS,
ID ESPECTFULLY invites the citizens OF Wash
~ ington TO an examination Of his stock among
which will he foand the following celebrated manu.
factories
BEN FRANKLIN; EMPIRE CITY:
CONSOLATION; ELLABERINTO; .'.
NEGUERIBAS; TRABUCOES;
Ell EBRO; PRANSADO CONSUEIO.
REGAI.IA LONDRE ABRZA; la INDIA. b.
ESLA ebay; LA FIRMEZA.
REGALlAS, OF the choicesi kind, at $3.50 per
thousand.
CHEWING TOBACCO, Of the bes, quality. from
the most celebrated manufacturers ana
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Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company Of
Philadelphia.
Capital $500, 900
A GENT for Washington, ID. c., JAMES ]. MIL.
"A LER, Office over Banking house of Selden.
Withers, s. Co.
Medical Examiner: DIR. J. Nj. AUSTIN street.
10th street. iy 23-lm
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FISK'S PATENT AIR-TtGHT
METALLIC BURIAL CASES.

RE FUR SALE BY NJ. N. WHITE, IILDER-
IA JAkER, south side PENNSYLVANIA avenue near
the corner OF Sd street, Washington where Cases of
all sizes can be obtained, and funerals attended TO
with economy and dispatch.
These Cases can be sold as low as good Wooden
Collins, and can be furnished ready for use i'm thirty
minutes from the time the order is given.
il 2l-lm*
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DY ADAMS 4 co.'s. EXPRESS we are this
Id mornins m receipt of a select assortment OF Va
riegated Cannine, Tissue, and Ultamarine PAPER,
for working artificial flowers, ROSEATES, SC. Al
So a few more of those magnificent Crystal Palace
and Papier Mache PORTFOLIOS; Riding Whips,
Canes &C. at JNO. F. ELLIS,
Y2s Penn. ave-, bet. 9Th and 10th SITS.
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MORE NEW MnsIn

MY HEART is BREAKING; De old Churchy,rs.
w Do they miss me at home; Yes, we mis- ihee
sweet swee. Lucy May Home ofmy youth; Sweet home,
My old Kentucky home; Aunt Harr,e, Re.eh. S,o,.,
a. voice rom the waves, Duet Sam Brown on
~, na a, on boyf carry me long Italy, fpop
aar duets for piaRA Saratoga Schottische Bsp-
n NC, mn Eandalia Waltz Norfolk Fe-
S.e .nsilNae POLKA Vilan0va March; Rainbow
SWeno'usene; Golden Pippm Polka; Fly away Polka;
SasAeohs On Lilly Dale; Love not; Would 1 were
spy again, Sc, &c., &c. -
berunIs Instructor for the Piano; Carcasei,s Gui
TAR instructor, &C., for sale at Winners stat,Hn
cry, Music, and Fancy Store 9th street, se.ore
from Pennsylvania avenue. ivSe
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< OOO NEGROES wANTED-J will n,,,

And heat oppressive fills each frame. ,.i,..
plate OF Ice Cream at HARvEY's Saloon,
VIII make you cool and pleasant soon.
VI The Proprietor in returning thanks for the ma
tronagc hitherto extended 10 him. solicits con-
Y tnuance OF the same, and desires to inform
y families and Others, that he is prepared AT all
hours TO furnish his celebrated ICE CREAM from a
quart upwards, which will be forwarded to their re
spcctire residences by his Express Wagon.
10 Pic Mics. parties. and retailers supplied as
usual. TN. HARVEY, Agent for ~
J. RUSSELL, street.
between 9th and 9TH Streets rear of
jy 2S-Im Browns Hotel
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JAMES M. HAIG

JAMES Nj. HAIG.
NO. l33 BALTIMORE STREET, Baltimore, Md
~, imRnIser and Manufacturer of LADIES' DRESS
TRIMMINGS, and French, German. Eupli.h spfs
Italian GOODS, has on hand, and is cop.lapasv re-
ceiyng by direct importation, all the latest styrs of
LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS.
10 which he invites the attention OF serchants viss
ing the city, all of which he will sell or the mos, req
sonable terms, wholesale and retail, such as
Serpentine and Russia braids e..
Melted and Plain SAX Fringes
Silk Gmps; Basket, Agate, and SIX Brttons
Silk and w aFsted Laces; EmbsoSt}ery Braids ~
Embroidery and Purse Silk, Saadlers; Silk
Worsted Braids; Embroidered Gimps
Port Monnaies; Hair brushes
Buffalo and Shell Csmhs $3.50
Bags and Purses; Purse Ornaments
French Perfumeries, &C., SC. ivz,r
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IT Is A GREAT MISTAKE.

IT Is A GREAT MISTAKE.
NISTTERS coming to the city OF Washington, say
there is amusement, but il is 4 great mistake.
Gentlemen, there is FARRAR'S Bowling Saloon on
Missouri avenue the corner of 9th street, where
you may amuse yourselves at all times Of the day.
1t is sometimes crowded al night, but you can al
ways get chance in the afternoon, or the evening.
1t is fact. Yours, respectfully,
JIM. FARRAR.
N. B.-Wanted TO buy the time of celoaed BOY
who has got to serve for number Of years, or until
he is twentv-one. IN 25-eoaw
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pRICKLAYERS-Want imtned.,.,y ~, O.
- tension of United States Capitol, w ashin,,m
fifty Brieklayers To good worfrpen sfrsdv en-,
ployment will be gwen. Wages dependins unou
skill and attenton-the average being 40 o..
NJ. c. Miles.
Captain of Engineers, yif
~ "a .,e m charge Of Extension U. 8. Capi,s,,,
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Assaml.-An old woman named Anpa Eitz-
patrick was arrested yesterday by Ofscer Mar
tin, for camlaitting an assault. Justice Dom
held her to security to keep the peace " to-
wards all good citizens
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Arrival Of the Washington -Four Days Latel
Haa From Europe.

- NEW Turk, august TT 4. NJ.
The steamer Washington with four
days later news is coming up the bay.
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A CCORDEONS, &c.-At LAMMOND'S, 9TH st.,
n I'd door below E, can be found French Accor-
deems, Violin and Guitar STRINGS, Visiting and
Playing CARDS, India Rubber Long Combs, Sc,
for sale very cheap, for cash. 7jy 2s-eo3t
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TIE Sharpshooter's CHARACTERIZATION the
return of the Walker Sharpshooters to- morrow
evening, there will be omnibusses at the
Washington landing to accommodate citizens
of Georgetown and the Navy-Yard
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Sale Of Don Caiderom's Farniture-Wt
understand that the splendid furniture anG
efsots Of the late Spanish Minister sold yes
terday at high prices, there being a large ant
fashionable attendance. 80" -
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STOCk ORDERS executed on Commission, bys
~ PETER A. KELLER,
jy l5-lm 18th street. ODD. Treasury,
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Charter Oak Life Insurance C0mpapy.

capital, 5000, 900
Agent for Washington, d. c., ID. P. WORCES-
TER, over Whitehursts Gallery, Duvall's building.
Medical Examiner, Dr. J. c. HALL. iy29
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A R~napsag fram VasAIHgtea. The halti-
more marning papers report the arrival there,
"under the cars, f" of little girl named Eliza
Rice, aged about twelve years, having thus es-
capped from Washington, where she was living
with some relations, and gone on to see her
father few weeks ago she had walked to
Baltimore for the Same purpose, sleeping in n
barn On the way, one night. Quite an extra
ordinary young traveller is Elizs -
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The Dramatic Entertainment Tonight
Such q galaxy of dramatic talent has never
probably graced Carusi's Saloon, as that which
is to be displayed this evening Mr. Sheriff
and Mr.. Cullen are we'll known and somewhat
distinguished for their ability, and report
says that Miss Renwicks exhibits powers in
private and at rehearsal, which must secure
her a high position in the histriOnic art. The
entertainment promises to be one Of much
merit in ali its parts, and doubtless will be
enjoyed by house full of intelligent adj
mirers.
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WANTS.

Roy WANTED IAN active BOY, who can come
- well recommended, Is wanted TO carry the Star
IN theNorth-eastern Section Of the city. -e,st
aug IL e.c---tit -.- = p y -
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From the Evening Mirror. New York, Oct. q, lS4S.


We are not in the habit Of taking or prng medicines,
though we had rather write about them than Swaiio"
them any day. But this Basam OF w liz Cherry Is so
near Of Natures own pure preparations ana mas CT
fected such extraordinary cures under our immediate
knowledge that are bound injustice and truth to chron
icle it's virtues, and publish them ITO the world we
have neither time nor room report the particulars OF
cure has effected for one of the compostorS IN the
office of the Mirror; and we only refer those aic
cd with Coughs and Lung Complaints, to directions ana
certificates. , c..
Mr.. Fowle,-Dcar Sir :-"Mr. Hervey HILL whose
certificate is given below is of most respectable
farmers, aud his wife now enjoys good health
every respectfully yours,
"WM. A. SHAW, M. D."
Beaufort County, North Carolina,
Chocowinity, near Washington, l2th Aug 1871;
The Undersigned feeling grateful Tor the relet aforu-
ed by the use of Dr. Wistars Basam OF Wild Cherry,
deems that is but an Of justice to say that but Tor
the of that valuable remedy, his wife, long ahlced
with what she and all others considered Consumption
would have probably been this, in her grave but
removed by the use Of few bottles, and she now at
' ' HERvEY HILL.
SETH w. FOwLE, Druggist, No. l3S Washington
street. Boston, Mass is the sole proprietor OF the orgl-
nal receipt for the manufacture of the genuine medicine,
and supplies both at wholesale and retail, and OF whom
agencies can be ohtaiped. .!r.
Always signed /. BuTTs, if genuine S.
Aty, For sale by r. p EsKRtpeE, Druggist, Staunton
F. Pence, Harrisonburg ]. NJ. Wilson, Lexington
Gaynor s Wood, Richmond, and by Druggists every
April 20, 1858.
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~ F.
BgEsR:


At the Deaf and Dumb Institution in this place, on
Friday last D. c. INGRAhH, Of Pcasaats county, Va.
after painful and protractcd Hines, Young INGR AIM
was mebcr of the third class in the Institution, and
possessed considerable talept,
On the Both of kIarc at mis- residence near Mt. So
Ion, Mr. ABRAHAM NEFF at tie advanced age Of about
81 years aud months.
Ihe deceased was formerly of Rockingham but more
recently of Augusta county, where he united with the
Tunker Church of which be was member at the time
OF his death. lie leaves large family and circle of
lativcS 10 mourn his death
O. Staunton and Harrisohburg papers copy
LAMENTABLE DEATH. g. :
1t is our melancholy duty to aqnQnce the death Of
JoHN W FRAzIER Lie, died OF Typhoid Pneumonia,
after an illness often days. at the Rockbridge Alum
Springs on Saturday last at lo'cock p NJ He leaves
adevotcd wife and one child with nuferous relations
AMI large circle Of friends &c mourn their rreparable
loss. - ,s~-,a- -. = Mt,
Being the chief Proprietoana superintendent Of the
''Rockbridgc Alu'' and of the @Bath Alum Springs
nc making extensive arrangements for the approach
ing season, audi doubtless contracted cold by Exposure
which caused his untimely death. HaTiHg had large
business transactions tor several years. chiefly with the
ople,ol,sususta Bath, Hghlard and Roekbridge, he
by his promptness and rmness and by his generous
and high minded deportmcnt. In all the relations Of
life his eo,Iuet cXemplary-he regarded by all
as one Of "Nature's Noblenien." Though surrounded
BY weeping friends and relaYes, ne net has fate,calmy
aud contentedly, tSstng irtheperit Of on All Power
full lntercessor Not Aayng,a known enemy and feel
ing that he had moi abused hetrust confdcd 10 him. he
one.i , !. - :. Il, a.
"Who wraps the drapcry OF his couch around him,
And lies down to pleasant Dreams a.
Lexington Gazette, Of he14. last
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r: n. R..-pAIs

Disorganizes the WHOLE system. it weaEens the
nerves, it absorbs or dries up the vital fluids, it
checks the free and healthtul circulation of the
blood, it retards the regular action of al the func-
tios, it weakens the JOHNS, it irritates the mem
braRes, ligaments, cartilages4 and coats of the
bones, muscles and other organs. 1t effects the
liver. spleen, kidneys, panacras and the BRAIN
Every important organ feels its influence and sut-
fers its distressing consequences.
Railways Ready Reliefwill, in afew Minutes,
stop the most severe paroxysms ofpaiqs--all kinds
of pains it will instantly relieve. Chill fever,
diarrhaa, neuralgia, toothache, rheppatism, lum-
bago, govt, paralysis, stiff joints, summer com
plants, &C., it will stop in few minutes. Price
IS aud so cents.
Railway s Co.'S New Medicine for the cure
of ScroFGlous Complaints, is quick and powerful
remedy. 1t is called -, :.
RAILWAYS RENOyATING RESoLVENT.
1t produces an electrical effect through every por
ton of the system. 1t puriies and enriches the
blood. 1t resolves away every diseased deposit
seated in the solids and fluids 1t imparts health
and vitality to every organ. 1t will cure ricketts,,
syphilis. cancers, tiIlnors, nodes, carries Of the
bones, sc. Price 81 per bottle
March Sc 1883. lin.
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MARRIED..

On Thursday morning last, By the Rev, TT Cas-
tleman, Mr.. $. AuGvsTus RIcHARpsoS, to Miss RE-
BsccA f. KINNEY, Of this place,
On the same evening, by Rev. B. NJ Smith,, Mr..
joan S, GHuRcHMAN, TO Miss FRANcEs NJ CRAw-
FORD, all Of this county. g.. '"- g..
On the nth ult, by Rev. J. w. Frkcrson, Mr.. WIN.
SHuRlEg, to Miss Frances p. GRIM, all Of Augusta
county. ..,
On the 7th Of April by the Rev. John s. Blakemore,
Mr. SAMUEL s. CURRY to FLEA ANN, daughter Of
Mr. John Il. Rankin, all OF this county. mh
On the 18th inst. by the Rev. John NJ. Green, Mr..
JAMES M.SESsgNEY, 20 Miss SARAH CAsKEY, daugh-
ter of Thomas Caskey,. Esq all Of Rockbrjdse,
On the 18th inst BY tho Rev. j. Hoffman Waugh,
Mr.. ,RIcnARp STEVENSON, to Miss Many ELLEN,
daughter OF John Buchanan, all of Roc<brdge
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SALE OF A VALUABLE LOT.

RY the authority of Isaac Paul, | will offer at
- public sale. in front of the Post Office, on
Monday the End day Of May nert at 10 O'Clock,
LOT belonging to Isaac Paul, lying West
of George w. Fuller's residence, and adjacent
to the lots of David Fultz and Hugh w. Shelf
fey, Esq'rs.
The lot contains ABOUT three quarters Of an Acre,
and is bounded on the South by the Street leading
from Perrin s RidgWay s Store, West by Lewis
Street., North by David FJltz's lot and East by
the centre of the Creek, which sepafates it from
H. w. Sheffey's lot. 80. ,.
Terms Of Sale.-$IoO in cash, and the residue
in IL months, with, interest from the day of sale.
g y ALEX. III. H. STUART.
April Is. lS53.-tds
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New Spring and Summer Goods.

- 'frt'f q N az I'll Ii'r. ypi,rS -
HY recent arrivals the SUBSCRIBERS are ip receipt
~ of a very commanding stock of, Spring apd
Summer Goods, which will be, replenished during
the season. go as to keep the assortment complete.
A large ppytOa of pHr stock having been peSRttacts
ed for previous 70 the late advance in goods, will
enable them to give their customers s,ystE defi-
ded advantage in prices. Their assortment COM
prlses7s vu.; b, - A. :;
Every variety Of Mems, Boys. WMpeq..s and
Misses Shoes, many new and very desirable styles,
All kinds Of Fur, Sill, Panama, LeghoEn, Palm
Leaf and other Stray Hats, p ....n.s .,,
Spring style BOnnets from low priced to finest,
1000 sidesSole Leather. =. -
so dozen French Calf Skins, varying in price
from SIS to $685.. ):..,.. ~.
500 sides Wax Upper Leather,
so dozen colored Morocco Linings.,, Il !.
And many other articles which they, will not
here enumerate. They would, however, state
that they are largely engaged in the manufacture
of Shoes, and have succeeded in producing such
goods as have given universal satisfaction. *:
Purchasers are respectfully invited to give them
q call. QUARLES s. BROOKE,
,.ae,s No?2l Pearl street, Richmond, Va.
March %. 1871 "
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NO the pennle OF Augusta,

A Convention is soon to assemble 10 noIliha'e
suitable persons representps in the LeglslateIe
It is true Mr.. Sheffey has. announced ms desire
to retire from public life, yet we take 'ns fesPon
sibility of saying. (without his knowledge, that
if it should be the pleasure of the Convention to
re-nominate him .f6s the Senate, he Is too much
devoted to the wall of the people and to labor IN
their services, without regard to his private 'pter-
est, to disobey their command. It's needless to
say a word as to his eminent fitness for the posi-
tion-the sentiment of the Wing press OF Rich
mond and other portions of the State-and the
concurrence of his brother Senators in opinion, as
to his ability, fidelity, untring industry and large
experience should induce US to make united ana
strenuous effort to retain him in our councils.
MANY VOTERS.
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS! II
AT THE NEW STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY coon STORE.

CEORGE' w. SMITH having recently ar
"a rived from Philadelphia, invites the inhabi-
tants ofStapntoR and the surrounding country; to
favor him with call. Cheap Moaslin DelaIes,
at l2a and, upwards handsome Berage de Lanes,
at 49, cents; Painted Lawns, at l2s handsome
French Printed Muslips, from 25 to 81 cents
Furnature Prints, at 81 to l2aS with large va
riety of DRESS GOODS AND SILKS for la
dies ware. Gentlemen and boys ware in q va
riety. Blue twilled Denims at l2s cents, in con
nectipn with which vii, Ae kept good assert
ment of Bonnets and Millinery Goods and Man
tillas. The store is located in Main. Street, one
door below the Union Hal, i, and under the ViRdi
Gator Printing Office. sStaunton, Virginia, -
~, !, ,rr.i. GEORGE w. SMITH.
Stanton. April Is, 1858.
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. RICHMOND MARKET.

Corrected 'eeekEy trom' HE Times
Bacon, smithield cured 9 a 10, Baltimore S az
BUTTER, per pound, rkia 10 "a, fresh roll 25 90
CoFFEE-old Java Ii a II, Green i.agpayra 10 IL,
Rio 10 Mania II II, Cape 5 9
CLovERsEED- SO 90 a 90
FLOUR, City Mills %, Country Is e50 90
GRAIN-Wheat,w white S no a l5,red 81 Corn
81 90, Oats IS a AZ, Rye 10 q 90
GuANo-Peruyan, per tol, So So, Patagonian 30 50
PLASTER, lump, per ton, 80
SusARsaNew Orleans 6, Porto Rico So 6, st Croix
al, Refined LOaf9 90, Crushed as
SALT American, per sack, 37al 90 Liverpool seal so
TEAs-lmperial Gunpowder So %, lack 25al GO
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NOTICE.
TIME heretofore existing firm Of Steiner &
Brother having been dissolved Tor short time,
it is now reunited under the firm of

THE heretofore existing firm Of Steiner &
L Brother having been dissolved for short time,
it is now reunited under the firm OF
STEINER & BROTHERS,
at the Stone House, five doors from the Virginia
Hotel Stauduton, Virginia, hoping under the in
creased firm Of SteineF s. Brothers. to have an IN
crease of tleir foFmer, business They have now
every facit$,r and will spare no Efforts 70 please
their customers, they having made arrangements
with the largest
"''A ~ IUPoRTZNG HOUSES :.
of Baltimore and New York, SOFAS to receive the
first atyles Of Goods that come to these markets,
and at the LowEsTcPRI0Es.
Thankful for past patronage, they solicit con-
tnuance from their OLD cqstomers, and respectfully
invite all Others to examine their new styles OF
Superior Spring. and Summer Clothing,
all of their own manufacture, and making as COM
plete an ASSORTMENT as can be found in any one
Store in the, United States 1t consist of the fol-
lowing articles, to wit: : ..... ia III -
DREss AND FRocK CoATs, of the best qlial ICES
of English and French Cloths, made and trimmed
in the very best style. s.: :. ps,g,l,a'
:aaass H e. s Sasaoss men, Black b" and
,Colored Cloths, ct yaryllqw. prices, i.
SINGLE RRsAsgSo FRocK CoATs' OF French
Glatbs,y close imitation of the fine Dress Frock
Goats, st half price6 ! i:'.. Lw !,
,.SPRpsG SACKS Goars, of Cloths, Cassimers and
TWeed9, various colors and prices, aa.i
hnTs-French Black Doe Skin and Fancy
Cassimeres Of every description. :,jH, :,
= VEsrs-rAioh Fancy Silks, and satins, Back
DO; do, ,Bombazins, -Falencias, Marseilles and
Chelliees, at all prices r,rFs :.
.Boys' CLorHiNa, of every variety, and at low
:, EASer DRAss MISUNDERSTANDING al NE
new DEW styles ofFa9ey Silk Crayats, Eng, French
and italian, dN.. i Rich EPaGshh, Satin dq"ty T.;
GLeyEs, .ef White, Black aud ,G9lotea Silk,
Kid, Isle and Cotton, Of every deserlption..';i
TRUNKS AND CARPET Bags, OF superior fnish
As sssrHsDras, Of superior French, English and
American manufacture ,.';s.Y i =. !Njts.e 6,
UNDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, offne Merigo,
Silk, Nett Cotton, Jeans and Muslin, Of every de-
scription and quality. : "r 80. 2
UMBRELLAS. of Silk and Cotton, very cheap
All of the above Goods will be sold tthe low
est prices WHOLESALE AND NE1.aiL. =:
Mg- Remember the Stone House, live doors
from the Virginia Hotel. pc
Stanton, April 6, 1853.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-04-20

-, e5- The Richmond Wig proposes plan fol-
extermiipatipg the evils of intemperance, by inn
posing an apti-driuk;ng law upon public officers
"Require them,' says the Whig,, ''to swear that
they have not for the twelve months preceding,
and will not, while in Office, use Intoxicating bey-
erages. The oath and the duty assumed will be
yoluntary-as, no man is compelled to take office
in this free country. But if he does, the public,
whose servant he becomes, has right to impose
its own conditions upon him. The moral effects
of laSy of this kind would be felt by all who de-
sire Office, andy. degrees would extend to the
whole cOmIniinity7