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Public Sale.

WILL be sold at public auction, at the late
w. residence of Jas. M. Dutn; decd q Oh
Tuesday the 24th day Of October hext, the, ? FER
SONAL PROPERTY Of the decd. Among
the articles for sale are a new one horse wagon,
buggy and harness add alt the goods Is, in store
consisting Of a variety OF excellent psy Goods,
Hardware, Groceries, Medicines, and dye
stufs The sale viii be continued from day TO
day until all the stoas arb disposed Of. TERMS
made known on day Of sale.
Take notice, all who may be concerned, that
the accounts are ihaae off ready for settlement,
and it is desired that those who are indebted to
the estate By BIND III ascoin,, will come for
ward and settle befure The day Of sale, either by
As il cannot be expected that | shall go
around to settle with persons At their own hou.
ses, Mr.. A. G. Dunn is acting as Clerk and
agent at the store, please call on him and close
accounts, &c., as indulgence positively will not
be given. Those having claims are requested
TO present them properly authenticated.
JNO. HAMILTON, Admir-.
October Q, 1854
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HATS, GAPS AND fURs
FOR FAIL. tSSA

oHE altenildn Of purchasers of HATS and
CAPS is pafticulatlf Invited to the SIo cI
now IN store At ST Ma!n street, Richmond il
consists IN par, Of y
Negro Wool Hats very low priced
Fine, Soil and Siin Wool Hats. q, al, asa,.5
ties 40 d'"'s
= Low priced Soft Fur Hats, Blask, Bsewn and
Fine soft Eur Hats, all shapes and ool,,s.
Lo's priced Mole-Skin and fashionable r.,
Hats ao'o r'e
do. ''e''e"' priced fas
Ihe finest and most fashionable Mob ~ inc,
nhe finest Fur and Cassmefes, new s,rlss,.
q, boys Hats OF Wool, Far Csssimere. Me-. aIs''.
grades, '''''S' ''s" mas, az
:, GGn'lemens', Boys ana Childrsrs' Cans =,
oi"h, Plush, Embroidered Cloth, Velvet H..
-. Ladies, aud Misses Fancy Fuss, yio,o,issv
Iippe's, Maietees, Muhs. Bel ,aas enss snSj;
Cuiis, all klGds; Fitch, Stone s5a.l,a ,v @.a
ohtnehllia; Siberian Squirrel Sc, &C., ali Of
which will De sold al low p',ees -
JOHN DOoLEY
NthmoaJ, Sept - 1884 --Iv
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On Sunday afternoon, on Inc Isl INST, WIS u.s.
RICE. wife OF the Rev DR.. Rice, pastor OF the
Baptist Church in this place.
AT the residence Of her brother; in Calhoun,
Henry county, Missouri, on Sunday morning
the 3lh Of August, after an illness OF about two
weeks, from olgesion OF The brain and bilious
fever, Miss Mary BUSHNELL, formerly OF Rock
nsham county, Va, in about the goth year Of
her age.
At his fathers, in McGaheysville, on Thurs
t,ay afternoon last, WILLIAM OBRIAN, Esq, in
about the 30th year of his age. Mr.. O'Brian
was young man of high and honorable impul-
SEES, and by his s,udions habits, gave promise OF
elevation in the profession Of law which he
had chosen He is deeply mourned by those
who knew him best. Peace 10 his memory
In Harrisonburg on Saturday night last, SARAH
MARTHA, aged months and days, infant
daughter Of Solomon +. and Caharine Ann
Reaner, formerly of New Market
On Tuesday evening. the Sd inst, at the
residence Of Nicholas K. Trout, ESQ, Miss
REBEKHA Trout, aged b4.
The deceased, resident of Front Royal, in
company with her sister, was on visit to their
relatives in THIS county, Shortly after leaving
home she was attacked with the disease which
proved fatal. But such wa, her desire TO see all
her friends, that she continued to prosecute her
journey, anil arrived at her Nephew;s on Thurs
day evening, and after tea took her bed. from,
which she never arose.
She embraced religion in her youth, and was
n devoted christian and an exemplary member of
the Meihodisl E.. Church, for about 40 years.
As her life was spent in the service Of God, she
was ready for death. When fully conscious
tina, the lime Of her departure was nigh, she
conversed much with her sister, uaniiesiing the
caln,ness and composure of one abuLt 10 enter
upon journey sometimes expressing desire
to see her dear friends again, whom she deyo.
teddy loved aud then checking iha! desire aud
saying, al, is all right" And as she could not
see them again on earth, she left for them many
messages Of live, aud exhor,ations 10 meet her
in heaven. Thus she continued TO converse un.
I'll few moments before she calmly and sweet
ly fell asleep in Jesus. i,
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:
HO! FOR THE y. STATES
CLOTHING STORE,
STEINER, BRO. & CO,

I'll ~ LIN, DIM. W CO.i
HAVE lust opened Il he most splendid and
L useful stack Of READY MADE.CLOTH-
ING, ever offered 10 the people Of the. Valley
Of Virginia. From the most exquisite patterns
for Weddings aud Parties Is the substantial ar
,ice tor negro wear, car be found at this es'ao-
li.hmen,. lhsy have spared no Taste, palms, Of r
expense, 10 maintain their motto OF Excelsior
In the Clothing Business. Indeed, they have
purchased with view to selling cheaper than
the cheapest, every Article in their line. Their
stock is unusually large-ihe competition is
great and hence il will he desderatnm 10
shove off clothing al small pofls. in order 10
gr, rid Of their heavy stock, which consists IN
part OF
CoArs-Black, Blue, Green and Brown French
Cloth Ffock Coats; fine blue and black dress
voas sick coats Of all coors; great variety
nj hnsness coats f,ucy overcoa,s, from VA 90
10 $40 fine black cloth oyetcoats black, blue
and brown ogefcoals; I.amtskin and Fell do !
black and bIne PHO, cloth overcoa's; black and
fancy sat,inelt trork and sack coats.
PAsrs-Tweed Pants; black doeskin, black
and fancy cashmere do black aud fancy SAITH
mel, from 81 TO 50, an6 others too numerous TO
mention.
VEsrs--Black satin and fancy silks silk vel
vet AMI plush, from 50. so 10 SO; black cloth
and fancy CASHMERE; plaid and German vests
Boys CLorH,xc-ihe iarges, and best as
sorted stock OF Coats, Pants, and Vests to nj
boys four yeas old and older, ever brought TO
this market.
NEGRO CLornINc "A large and well assorted
stock.
FURNISHING Goops-Whitc linen and fancy
shil,s knit shirts and drawers silk neck aud
hanikechefs, stocks, suspenders. umbrellas,
Carpet Bags, Pistols, Jewelry, Gloves, Hats and
Caps Trunks, and every other article TO DO
found in first class Clothing Hall All they
want is a call from the public, to convince oil
the truth Of " hat they say.
O,.t 1871
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CARRtAuE ANUFACTORY
ALFRED KING.
FrdaAftn Street, one Square delov
EXCHANGE HOTEL.
Richmond, Virginia.

WUAhnS Ibis method Of soliciting the at,eo.
I ,iun Of his friends and the Public, (of the
uppet edbntfy,) 10 his extensive assortment, Of
Home niadv Carriages and Harness, consis.ius.
IN palt Of
French Coaches, Six Sea. Cbarriot,ees. Cl,t..
ahce Coaches, Outside Seat Coaches. Five SsaY
Rdtkaways, Four seal Rockawxys, Liph, Ckar-
tidtteSs, Two Horse Barovches, Two Sal Ro,L.
sways, Top Buggies, Slide Seat top BSsc;e,
bugsies without lops-a variety al styles man.
hiactured GU, of tho Best Materials, and by ar.
Perienced workmen. The quality Of my Sork .
feel satisfied, is no. Supposed 81 any ia, can
Dc procured elsewhers. And while u is not Of
the heovy order, yei il possesses The ss,aiitiss
which wall prove il 10 be dirabfe. and I fsel
confident It will stand the Moun,ain Roads, md
give satisfaction TO all who fifay favor me win
their patronage. Being more largely engaged
IN The Manufacturing 81 Carriages, than snv
other House in The STATE, pledge myself to uss
eve.y effort, not only 70 supply The Public with
serviceabIe, aud handsome article, but also -, ~
prices as low as good articles eau bs procured
elsewhere.
Every lessrlption Of Carriages, built Is oi3et
and pariichlaf attention viii be paid to hasihs
everything excited atcoriihs to Tie tasls Il
the customer y
Scbt IS 1S53 -SmS
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fashionable Danfing.
MIR. CHAS. A. MEVOY

WILL. give his last course Of lessons in the
w above desirable accomplishment, in
Stauhson; commencing on Saturday afternoon,
ac,sbef ,he7th, 1854, at the American Hotel,-
This will be the last time Mr.. Nj. will teach in
S,aunton, and all who wish to avail themselves
Of his instruction should do so. Hc will give
particular attention to the carriage and grace Of
his pupils, and introduce seseral beautiful fancy
Dances for Children. Mr.. NJ will teach full
quarter. commencing on the 7,h Of October and
ending On the 18th Of November.
The young LADIES, Misses and Masters elias.
ses will meet in the GfterndOn, and the Gentle
mems in the evening Of the same day.
Oct, q 1854: - ~ 49, -
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LIST OF LETTERS
ID EMAIN1NG in the Post Office Of Slaunto

~ Va, Sept. 30, 1854.
A g. B-Miss NJ. C Alexander, Miss Rebec-
ca Armstrong, Miss Jemima / Baugher, 2; VIM
Bailey, Ralph w Black, w H Barksdale; W II
Ball, U. S. ". Lawrence l'rannon, Geo W
Boiling, Q D w c Burr, g John Brown 2
David t Burkett, Doc, VIM Braxton Gloria
Brook. Geo Bunch 2; Ellen Byrhe.
C. & D-Elizabelh r Cou,cy, Wu Cangh-
IAN, John Carol, Miss G Clarke, Carson, Kate
Campbell, VIM Fl Cochran, Col. Alfred B
Chum, Robi Cave, Susan Calvert, Eugene Col
Inns, John Carney, Thos Dryer, Henry Dinkie,
Miss Eliza + Davis, Mortimer Deshasier 4 ; Geo
banner, Miss Mary A Davis, Mrs Louisa Drury,
H Dill, Johh A Desper, Elizabeth Dunlap,
Charlotte c Dull; Patrick Devine. Mrs Dot
evan
E& F-Gideoh Eaton, John Evans, A 4
Eskridee, Edwards, Sanford & Co., A A Flow
errer, PuIser Sam'l Forrest, U 8 N; Mary
F Fauyer, Little,on Flippo, Henry Fisher, Hen.
~ W Fisher, Mr. Fry, Jefferson Frame, George
Fisher 2; Maurice Flynn.
G g. H-Sam'l H Cay, W D Gresham, JasW
w Green 2; Susan GLADDEN., Geo 5 Hockey,
VIM w Harris, Geo Hoover, Jas M Harshber-
ger, Sam' HUMPHREYS, Morrison Heady, C Sell
den Harris. Geo II Hudson, Edwin H Hartman,
Mrs 5 Huyeh Margaret Harry, Thos Hay
don, John Holm.
X & John Kamerer Miss Ellen Kelly,
John w Lillon, Win Lespton, Rev Silas Liv-
ermore. VIM Nj Lawtcn. >
M& N-Alex f Murry,J A McGray, WIN
Martin, Matthew Murdaugh, John MtCurry, 8
McEbroy, Vim Murry, Henry Addison McCof-
mac, Joseph Nc Cray, John Mckee, Chas Nc
Carthy, c 4 Mason, Saml Myers, Miss T. D
Morris, Miss Kitty D Morris, Saml McCord
E Mcdowell, Rev. W B McCorkle, Win r
Manly, John Mcmahon, Pat Mcnamara, Miss
Phebe G Newlin, Lorango Nelson, Mics Rebec.
ca holland, Jas Nash. y = :
o & .,P-Pairick o;Meara, DanL O'Measa,
Michael O'Dea, WIN 9 Pollock, Kuius Paxton,
Jas w Perkins, Mrs Fanny Long, Mrs Susan N
Perrin, OLIVER E Poiidexter.
q 4 R-Edward Quinlan, Pcyton Randolph,
Doct X B Rice, Polly Ryner, Iaobt R Roper,
Mary A Runnels, Anne B Russell, Gen Geo
Rust
SIS T--Geo II Shreckhise, Jas Stewart.
Mrs L + Small, Mary 4 Smith, Elizabeth
S,rasberger z John NJ Steel 2; VIM N Starke,
Geo A Smith, Joseph Segar, Emanuel Swick,
1heophiius Stewart, NJ D., 2; Miss Lucretia
Staples, Jas miley, Jacob Sanger, WIN Smoo,,
James Sibeit, Maurice Scanlon, Elizabeth Sui.
Ivan, James Teater, Fender Thomas, Lizzie
Thscker.
w & Y-Robt T Nhitlock. Tfos G INynne 4;
VIM I Wynne, VIM b Wynne 4; John Wesh.
erul, Mary Watts, Fredk J Wyant. Thos
Whaey, WIN Walsh, John Yeatman. !,
U Persons calling for lelters in the above
hist will please say they are advertised, other wise
they may not get them.
l.. L. STEVENSON, P. NJ
Ga, q 1874
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FINE AND TIDE WAIT FOR NO MAN

In mems affairs there ira stide,"
So truly sings the poet
But how can men on its Hood ride
If they've no Cline" to show IL
,The sooner then IFS understood
The time Tide ebbs ana flows,
TIE sooner yon can take the Hood
And on its tide repose.
II time and tide will wait for nose,
Their movements keeping chime,
Without d watch you're lett alon,,
Yes, all alone to time,
With time. piece Or well-tested time
No hood-tide will be lost, q
If late the fisher casts his line
On ebb.tide lick he's tossed
The sailor, tco, who heaves the lead
And keeping watch by guess
VIII lose his reckoning, kept hy head
And raise a rebel mess.
A soldier, should your calling be,
You'll want youi time Kept true;
You will mark time, then, TO i,
II Taught by Bartholomew:
let lovers, too, in guessing mood,
Once misc the wedding Hour.
No Tide, to them, ito future flood,
Would yield its nutiial power.
The rtserthant and The iarnier too,
The mechanic and the baker,
What, in a word, would all men do
Without good matchmaker?
Love chains too, not gifted letters,
IT would be i'd 10 find :hpir be,ters,
Breast-pins Of pearl and gold bend
So good they come moi back 10 mend;
Then have metallic mixtures,
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Notice..

WILL be offered fot sale, a, public auc
w ton; In the town Of S,aunton,
On Saturday. ihe 2ls day Of October nezi
Several very valuable building lots, belonging
the Cooperation, dn The Tschmeud road, aaloin'
tot MT Smiths residence.
TERMS made koown On day Of sale. A
plot Of the Lots can be seen at our office and
ihsy will he shiwn 70 any person DESTROYS d
examining them 10y Mr. Smith;
a HARTMAN q BELL,
Attorneys for WM. C. SMItn.
Oct. q, 1654.-,ds ~ -
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Notice.

n CERTIFICATE Of. deposit hpr $500
"A in the Augusta Savings Bank, taarketl No
IT'S, and issued 10 MARY and Calhafins Barry,
(Caharine being daughter of Mary Barry
having been lost or destroyesi'iu some way; no.
tice is hereby given, to any person who may
have such certificate, 10 present II forbwith
either to myself ~ Administrator Of the esta!s Of
Mary Barry, or Robert Cowau, Treasurer ofthe
Savinys' Bank
WIN. CHAPMAN, Adm.
Oct. 4, is54-s. Of May BAsRr.
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married.

On the 2s,h ul,.. by the Rev. Geo. A; shuey,
Mr. J.Mrs j. NATsoN and Miss EvELlNE
SHIRLEY, daughter Of Mr.. Jonathan Shirley, all
oil this county.
By the Rev. c. Beard, Mr.. GEo. MILLER
and Mss NANCY BowMAN, all of this county.
, AT Sharon, in Connecticut, on the 25h Sept,
by the Rev. Nj. Atwaet, MIR. HERRING
CuR1smAN to Miss EMMA H. BERRY.
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Music! MUSIC!!

MUSiC! MUSlC!!
yVNIlE subscriber has just received a large aud
Il varied assortment Of the latest and most
popular Music Of the day. 10 which he would
mos, respectfully call the attention OF the ladies'
and gentlemen of Slaunton aud surrounding
country.
The celebrated "Know Nothing" Song
Whera are Now The Hopes Cherished
II Pay for rhee.-Lucia ID LanmeimoIe
The Son. Of Blanche Alpsn Words By
Charles ieffreys, Music by Glover
Eva to her Pa Pa, as sung by Little Cor
della
Ilowarl il the Play Of Uncle Tcms Cabin
Beautiful venice,-,enth edition
Why do Summer Roses Fade!
Good Night Beloved
Annie Lawre, as sung by DemPstef
1t is Better to Laugh than he Signing LION;
izell
Thou ar, Gone From My Case
| Breathe aot ,hy Name -.
The Grave OF Lilly Dale,-sixlh edition
Dark eyed Beauty Of the South
Fond Hearts al Home
Dearly do Love Thee
Dreams Of Home, as sung by Madame Anna
Thiilon
When the Swallow Homeward Fly
Thine Image Dwells within MY Heart
Where are the Friends Of my Youth
My Old Kentucky Hume Good NiyM
when The Autumn Leaves are Falling
Come to me My Love
The Little Man and Little Maid
Winter Is Coming
Julien's American Qnadflle
Julien's Kaly-Did Polka
Russian Dove Dance and Spanish tandaago
Farewell Schotisch
Fair Star Waltz
Julien's Grand March of all Nations
Einburs Qnadrie.
Fsr anything in the Book, Periodical OF Music
liue, cali or send 10 GRESHAM'S Agency.
opposite the Virginia Hotel, Staon'on. ~,
IL Books, Magazines, Newspapers and Mn.
sic mailed in any place IN The sae naa'e's
Oct O. 1s54.-lt,
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New Establishment.

n1HE Undersigned has commenced the Gtt-
sety and Confectionery business In the
Room formerly occupied by r. Stevenson Il Co.,
opposite the Virginia Hotel, where he ia ready
!" serve the public. He keeps constantly on
Hand all kinds OF Confsctionares and Groceries
afd almos. every article Of family use lie asks
4 share OF publicpatronage.
WM Is. KERR.
k,aunton Gan, - 1894
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Hardware.

Ia c. RICHARDS \ BRO Have .en.oved
"a 10 the old stand OF ]. b. Rreckinbfitge &
Son, opposite B. & ]. s. Crawford, having yeceiv-
ed additions TO their STOCK @ill be glad to see
their trends
Stanaton Sept 25 1854.
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Wholesale Notion House.
Arrival Of New .st8tk of FAN G oods
AT THE NOTION HOIlsE OF
TeNey .Pist.cess, e Co..
North East corner of King g. Water ST,
Top Stairs.)
Alexandria Virginia.
@XCLUSIvELY Wholesale Dealers In For.
eign s. American Fancy Goods.
We woGld respectfully invite the attention of
Merchants visiting Alexandra, for the purpose
of making ttet fail purchases, TO our splendid
assortrhett bf fioosiett, Gloves; Suspenders,
Trimmings; &C. Havitg laid our stock III at
favorable time and Upon the best Of terms; we
fat,er ourselves that all examination aBdh the
part Of purchasers, Win Be ill that is teduired
10 give perfect Satisfaction as ID duality aha
prices. We call par, ocular attention to OH extern:
ssive stock Of Hosiery, Gloves and Sipeeders
unsurpassed BY any In this OF NOrtherh Mark.
cts
WoOLEN GOODS, &c-Comforts, pilIo-
rines. Boaz Scaris, Zephyr ties, Hoods, Lambs
Wool Shirts and Drawers, Silk and Cotton
Shifts.
A general variety OF Combs, Brushes, Port
moniaes, Pocket Books, Bankers Cases, PURSES,
P,,rcnssion Caps, Slate and Lead Pencils, Whips,
States, Umbrellas, Garpe. Bags, Jewelry, Brace,
LET'S, Harmon icons. Flutes, vioiins Accordeons-
Ink and backing. Silk, Linen, and Cotton Pock
ct HsudkerdAef Silk Lien and Cotton Crlvais,
Irish Linen, gents Collars, Ladies' French work
and other Collars, wire riboD, Silk and Cotton,
Kid, Dog skin, Beaver and Buckskin Cloves
with a large assortment Of Gloves suitable for
Fall Trade, Sewing Silks. Threads, Cottors,
Bu,tonsrnf ALI Styles, Stay binding, Gimps,
Brsids, Floss Cotton, Knitting Cotton, Needlgs,
NJ CT 4 -.
and looking Glasses, large assorlmen. Of earh
will be kept constansty ton Hand. Toilet and
Swing Gassee, Mahogany and Gilt Frames,
Mahooony; Walnut and Iron Framed Clocks, Of
various qualities and prices.
Merchants, upon examining, our Stock will
find b great many moe articles which are not
which are TOO tedious TO mention, al
present. I'VE hope 70 be- literally patrontsed BY |
az ours 10 he ualy house Of the kind
in This city that DIES business principally with
me Hle .rasi seoty o. 1634.-iya.' fs''
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AT MANUFACTURERS PRICES.
GU.M EZ.ANTIC GOONN.=

AT MANUFACTURERS PRICES.
GUM ELASTIC GOOUS@
Consisting of Mems Oyer Shoes and Sandals /;
Ladies' Buskins and Slips {Can,en ined) La
dies Long Gum Boots (tur snuwl; Misses San
dals and Buskins.
p They have taken more than usual pains
in The selection of their s,ock Of HAxo and
9 = p ., consisting Of Mems Silk, Hugola,
Brush, Napoleon and other sty les, with gen.
eral assortment Of Mems Slouch, Woodland Fur,
Panama blk Cass velve, trimmed, Rockland,
'Kp0w-Knothing,' Young America. Artist, Hy.
pedrome and other styles with Mems, Boys
and Chillren's Navy, Army, Paris and other
styles fashionable Cloth and Glazed Caps.
Z $500 lbs assorted Shoe Thread.
$50 Brass band Travelling, Key and other
Trunks.
All Of which they offer to The Trade, and So
lfci, an examination from all in search Of BAR
w. A. HARPER & CO.
Prince Street Wharf, Alexandria, Va.
September 25, 1854.
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wholesale and retail Clothing Hoase
GOODMAN = CO.

IA BOOMING Bare 4 Sterrett, and Virginia
Hutel, begs leave 10 inform Their friends
,ha. they baye lqst received. from the North their
'4 FAIL AND w1NTER ctorffING,
which isiasge.snd handsome, and, which wilr
be sold cheaper than ever Good Clothing was
sold here before. Their Stock comprises in part.
.CoArs-BIack, Blue, Brown and Green
French Cloth Frock Coai.s fine blue french
cloth Dress coats, beautiful article in Sack
coats 81 all colors,s great variety Of business
coats, Fancy and Black, Petershatne, Lamskin
and Field oyercoats, Blacksand Blue Pilot cloth
overcoais, Black and Fancy Saaine' Tweed &C.,
sc. vi
/. PArrs.-Black, B ue .ahd Doeskin Cassimer,
Fancy Cassimer, Black and Fancy Cass4netss,
.vEsA. GBsack and Fancy silk and Satin. Silk
Velvet and Plush, Black and Fancy Cassimer,
Bold aid German Vests....,
BOYS CLoTHINc.,IA large and well assorted
stock Of Goals, Panic and Vests TO fl Boys Of
eix years and upwards. ,ea.s-
FURNIsHINa Goops.-White linen and fancy
shirts, Nett shirts and Growers, Suependers,
Neck and Pocket. handkefchiefs, Umbrellas,
Carpetbags, Pistols, Glovea. Hias, Caps, Stocks,
and ever, thing TO be- found in. a well assorted
Clothing Store,
Our Stock is large and well assorted, we
have got better goods than ever was brought to
the Stanton Market. We are prepared to suit
and fit everybody who pleases TO call on us and
being determined to. sell, we shall sell at ex-
ceedingly small profits, and make il up in the
quantity OF sales, Thankful Tor past patronage
receiver from d generous public, We shall en-
teavor to merit its cont inuance by strict atten-
ton to business and by keeping always as well
assorted Stock Of Clothing as can be found in
this Market.
S,.,,,on Soni osc A. AZ corv
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From the Manufacturers in New England
2lO6 Cases and Cartoons. seaa'
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, &C.,
Wells A. Harper & CO.,
Alexandria, Va.
xEtDfiE.NBER 21th. 1854.

RRAVE the pleasure 10 announce to Their GUS
Z toners aud dealers generally, the arrival
by Packets Charm, Loduskin and Village Gem.
81 their FALL S1OCK. comprising HE largest
and Most desirable assortment DC Goods ever Of
fetea in this market, sud having been purchased
ssdtect from the manufacturers IN New Eng
land, Under the most favorable circumstances,
they are ptsbafei to offer as grea, inducements
as can be ibuud in any Of tie Northern Cities.
They invite attention 10 the following as com
prising par, Of their stock, viz
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OCTOBER MAGAZINES.

OCTOBER MAGAZINES.
Frank I.EsLlE's Ladies' Gazette, of Pa is,
London and New York Fashions for October,
price 25 cts. single COPY; IS per annutn.
HARpERs Magazine Tor October, price IS cts.
GoDEy's Ladies Book, price, IS els
TIcoNpzRocu, or, the Black Eagle, by James,
so cts.
FASHIONABLE Dissipation, by Meta V. FIJI.
Ter.
TITS Losr IiEiREss. by MRS. Southworih,
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