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NEWS FROM THE PACIFIC.
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Arrival Of tie George Law and Star OF the West
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TWO WEEKS LATER NEWS PROM CALIFORNIA.
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Accounts OF Murders by the Indians
on the Plains.
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Important from the Arctic Region.
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NEWS FROM THE NORTHERN WHALING FLEET,
Arrival of Nearly Two Millions Of Gold
Dust,
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GOLD STATS TICS.
IMPORTANT FROM OREGON.
1HE MINES AND MARKETS.
~S>>>~>~>>>>~~~>~>~~
II A IAGES AND DEATHS.
DC, &C.. so.
Arrival Of Nearly Two Millions Of Gold
Dust,
GOLD STATS TICS.
IMPORTANT FROM OREGON.
IRE MINES AND MARKETS.
M A AGES AND EATHS.
DC, &C., so.

The seaunhip Georgs Law, Leuteuao. q. v. FIX
I. 8. N Commanding arrived At her dock ut o'clock
yesterday afternoon. from Aspin ~s wh4ass shs sailed
st o'c'cck She evening o. the l7.h instant
pA5y With the steamer Falcon for Hsvaas.
1he George Law BRIGGS the Cslitofnis mails Of Ssps
30, sloS26s4 in treasure frs yht and so8 passsn-
gers, brought down per steamer Sonora the Pa ,iac
side.
Tie stesmer Yankee Blade, leaving San Francisco in
company with the Sonora for Paaams, had not bseu
heard from to the TINA OF the George Laws leaving
AspiDwa, an fears entertsiasd that eoms accl.
dert had hefallsa her
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jersey City News.

DrA1n OF MR. E. MECKRR --ARREsT.-An inquest was
held yesterdsy upon the rmsins Of Mr. Eiakim heeker
who died on Thursday evening Of injuries rec.ived on
Tuesday evening by being Knocked down In the street ~
Mr. Henry stiff coroner and from the testimony adduced
the Jury came to the conclusion that his death the
result Of blow struck by James Gilligan, who was
ming with Engine Company No. l. The jury having
rendered their verdict "a above mentioned, Coroner
sun caused the arrest Of Qllan, and hs Was lodged In
Bergen jail,
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Interesting to Liquor Law Advosatcs.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS LIQUOR LAW

BosToS, Oct q, 1854
The Maine law is causing the liquor dealers much
trouble and expens vigorous effort to enforce 1t being
now in progress IA the prnspal towns In Charisstown
seventeen dealers complained Of have been arrAgued
before the Court Of Common Pleas at Lowell. In Water
town and vicinity between twenty and thirty
on the Mddlesex docket.
In the Municipal Court in this city, to day. Peter B.
Brigham Of the most extensive retailers Of liquor in
Boston, convicted Of being a common seller and
fined 500 and required to give bond Of
the businsis bill Of exceptions allowed, and the
case goes to the Supreme Court.
PRoHIBIroRY LIQUOR LAW IN LOWER CANADA.
QUnEc, Oct 81 1854.
In the legislative Assembly, last night stringen.
bill to prohibit the manufacture and sale Of
liquors passed to . second reading by vote Of 95
against s.
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BILLIARDS.

q MEXICAN PATENT BnLIARDS-TEN TABLES AT
"a No g Ann street, m entrance 149 Fulton street;
9t tables corner Pineapple and Fulton street Brook
y fourteen tables by George Bas.fcrd 169 Chestnut
street, Pladslpha. Other billiard tabls maksfs who
ssud dollars now In Fulton Bank TO back these asser
lions that innocent purchasers may mot buy law suits
above AZ al the factory e3 and o. Centre street. Or
ers punstuay attended to and guarantees sent with
tables ordered By mail.
ORYsTAL PALACE--THE UNDERSIGNED ARE AU-
thorized hy the Commissioner Of Juries to invite
prosessors amateurs and the public orally, to ex-
anime the billiard table they have now on exhibtion AZ
the Crystal Palace, which has been awArdeda silver
medal with special approbation by the jury OF 1864
fEONARb BENZ AMIN, SS2 Broadway.
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RESTAURANTS.

(VOpNER OF BROADWAY AND NINTH 6rREHT.-
u THOMAS K CULLEN, late Of Robert Sinclair's -
tablishment invites hi friends snd thu public TO call
absvs whs he has opened frst class restaurants ans
billiard saloon containing Ave excellent new eoies snas
ssrs 30 chaisnges comparison with any bshunsa
In the city. Private supper rooms attached to tbs
restaurant.
NYsl lERs IF YOU WANT PURE, FRESH, AND
~ healthy article 20 to 150 Mulberry streetI where
you can get oy~tsrs BY the quart 100 or whole
sale and retail warranted good for those in hesth
strength ming to the feeble and nourishmsnt for the
sick good supply always hand at the lowest mar
tet prices. WM SNAPPER, 150 Mulberry street. one
door from Grard N -Picklsd to order, and sent to
any par Of the city free OF expense.
V1yIvYe RESTAURANT, 90 PRINCE STREET-CON.
ii Quoted the most reserche European style ID
the only convenient place for gentlemen ssirng 70 take
their Eeala up town. Private supper thrown
opsn for the accommodation Of parties that wish b.
ervsd separately.
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CONCERTs.
ryECOND GRAND SUNDAY NIGHT CONCERT,
~ AT THE NATIONAL THEATRE

AT TIE NATIONAL THEATRE
TO MORROW (suHDAY) EVENING, oCToBRR ~,
Commencing ct o'clock.
The following prominent vocalsts will appear-Nr J.
r. rur n Mr. Geo. Holman, Mr.. q. K wilkins, Miss q.
HlTsrt Miss Julia Barton, Mrs G. Holman, together
ish powerful orchestra Of 30 psrformors. The whole
"a s nJer the direction Of Mr.. W. Pstsrschen. Ad
m,ssion 10 all the circles, 2S cents, No improper or
dlsorderly persons admitted
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From the Rio Gr~nde.

BALTIMORE Oct. 81, 1854
The New Orleans papers, late as due, have been re-
ceivei.
The New Orleans papers Of Saturday contain details
OF the news from Texas by the steamer Nautilus.
The arrest Of c. ytain Armstrong American, by the
Mexican military authorities on the Rio Grande, had
caused some excitement.
Mr. Cook, . telegraph operator at New Orleans, had
died of fever.
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FInIAbkLftA, Oct ~, 1854.
The Beale case went to the jury this Afternoon under
the summing up Of George NJ Wharton. For the prose
euton further argument was dspensed with The jury
came ia this evening with verdict Of guilty. with rs
commentator to the mercy of the Court
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The rew Steam Frigase Niagara.

The Star says that the contract for the machinery Of
the new steam frigats Niagara, now In course Of
structon at the Brooklyn Navy Yard has been awarded
to Mesms Pssse Murphy, Of the Fulton Iron Works,
New York.
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From New Orleans

MARKEr-DEPARTURE OF THE BLACK WARRIOR,
ETC., ETC.
NEW ORLEANS, O.t 90, 1854.
The advices per steamships Washington and Niagara
came TO hand on Wednesday night, and published
in the papers ofthe associated pres thursday
ing. Their effect has been to deprsss cotton
ket, and prices eighth lower. Flour is nru at
~ 5o and tending upward Lard hss declined; sales
were made to day Of $40 bbis, at loc Freighss Cot
ton to liverpool, "a
The steamship Black Warrior sailed to-day fos New
York via Havana with $4,000 in specie and 200 bales
Of cotton.
The weather continues 6ne and the health Of tbs city
ID improving
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The steamship star Of tho wost Capt Turner, arrived
Ut her deck e. O'Clock yesterday afrsnooo fro Punta
arenas, -ih $50 PASSENGERS sad Sso00oo on ftsisht
Ihs Star OF The Wss. arrived Key West the after
rcor of the 18th for Goals and eft the following
sg 1T O'Clock. Alter leaving Key West ,,uutersd
Heavy aud gales northeast aud ,rth vest
Compelled to touch at Norfolk for GOALS. Lett Nor
folk at O'Clock A. N /, Goth
,he following ia the specie list by the Sta, Of tae
Visit
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serious Accident on the Great western
(Canada) Railroad.

BRASTroRD, G. w., Oct. ~, lS54
A serious conision occurred on the Great Western
Railroad, about twenty miles west Of Chatham, this
morning, and We learn that several persons, mostly
emigrants were killed..
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\. MArkets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, Got. 81, 1854
Our stock ms rket dull this morning with sales
,cuows-Fesding Railrosd at 35X; Morris Caaal, IS;
Isnnsy 'snis State Sc, 82 Long Island Railroad, L.
Money Il without change.
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CLEVELAND, O,t n, 1854
Lyman Cole, Of Martha Warrington notorety, was
yesterday arrested 1t Chagrn Falls, BY Sidney @. Bur
tom charged in connection with Kisssns with the
cent bank orssres. He win be taken to New York this
sf<a
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&700 000 WANTED, ONE o, voaz
U0 OVsVOOs persous TO furnisa ssssa hln-
dred thousand dollars in oa-h for sac nvestusat il
stock that will psy sproat equs,to tEsuy dvs pss cea.
Per araum Tor txo years No sum less thsa oae nun.
dred Il ousAnd viii be cousd-rei al commute atoms
strictly coL6senial and promptly answered.. idress
Returned Californian, New York Herald odce, until Ia:
Novtcntsr.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT!
UnriyaIled Exhibition
O F G O O D S

~ NJ ~ ~ - ~
The Chinese Chunk are in Port with a
NOW Produce Great Excitement
in the Mind Of the People.
f,,HE subscriber would respectfully announce
to the citizens Of Staunton aud Augusta
county, that he has Oh hand very large assorl
men, OF Fancy Articles, consisting in part as
follows
Unlersleeves, French Worked Collars. Chem
isells, Ribbons splendid assortment of white
and coored KID Gloves, Pic Net Gloves, Hosle-
ry, all kinds oil Gloves, Laces, Glmps, Buttons,
etc.
very large assortment Of Clocks, Gold AMI
silver Watches; and Jewelry, ssch as Ear
gnys, Finger Rings, Breast Plus, Watch
Chains aud Seals, Ladies Chain Hooks, aud a
good mary other articles too numegous 70 nen-
ton.
lie will also continue TO keep all Kinds of MT
steal instruments, Pocket Books, Trunks, Car
pet Bags, Vaieces, Guns, Pistols etc.. etc.
He also keeps n great variety 0. Wall Paper,
Window Blinds, Fine Screens, Bordering, etc,
etc. Wall paper ilom l2a Cts. to ) SO per
bolt.
AS my Goods have been bought in The cheap
esl and best markets, and mostly for Cash, | am
sure that can sell them little cheaper than
the cheapest store in Staunlon
N -PaIasols, Fans, and good many
summer articles will be splI al ces.
Give MIN cali aud Judge for yourselves
He will be sure to give general satisfaction.
MAsON tilRSH.
June a6. lS54.-S 6 Nj cory.
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A NEW BOOK.
PARTY LEADER ).
BY JOS. G. BALDWIN.
aihor Of "Ihe Flash Times Of Il


Au'hor Of "Ihe Flash Times Of Aia. and
Miss"
fK,lIs book consists Of politico biegrapliieal
sketches OF Jefferson and Hamilton, Johi
Randolph OF Roanoke, aud Jackson aud Clay
embodying an outline OF the puiticai history oi
the United States, aud Incidental mention, more
OF less extended, o. Patrick Henry, John Adams,
Madison, and a laTge nunIbes oil American
Statesmen IL is composed Of three distinct
articles the fist devoted 10 Jefferson and
iiamlion, the second TO Randolph, ana he
other TO Jackson and Clay. The last was pub.
lished in the September and October Mes
Of the Southern Literary Messenger, bu, has
b.n regis,l an ell lei by the au-
thor, The others are NOW for the first lime i'll
print.
The book will be Of about the size Of "Flush
Times" and will be neatly got up in every RES
pect. II will be issued as soon as it can be
hurried through the press
On receipt OF the price, one dollar, the book
will BE- sent BY mail, pre- paid, to any address in
the United States.
The articles will-als be published separately,
AT So Gents each, which can be remlt,ed III
posage-stamps.
Booksellers will be supplied at the customary
discount.
Responsible agents wantel to sell this book on
liberal commissions, in every town III the U, ).
The attention OF gentlemen, aho are getting
subscriptions 10 other woks, is respectfully in.
vi,ed to this.
All Orders will receive prompt attention,
Address, G. C. BALDWIN, (PutHsher,)
No. 2, Astor House,
June rs, 1854. Nsw York City.
W Editors i'll Virginia, Alabama, and Mis-
sissippi, who will publish the above and send
me cepy or he advertisement in their paper .
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LAND FOR SALE.
IN pursuance of an order in Chancery ma,

pursuance OF an order in Chancery made
in canse depending in the County, Court
oil Augusta, between James w. Banner and
others. plantias--and Dannor's iptan,s, defend
the premises on Saturday the 18th day OF july
next, TO sell at public sale, certain piecs of
ground, adjoining David Landes.. lying about
three miles from Mt csawtord and four miles
ifom Messy Creek iron works, aid containing
twenty aud halt acres, on which is a Two s,o-
ry dwelling house, kitchen. and other ou,.hoe-
SIS aud a blacksmith shop, and is fue stand
ief mechanic, Aasut l2 scTes are cleared
iha fea,s.eaef in woeie iheye il also on it,
young ofea4fd and well Of sea1 wafer.
FRRMS.-l he costs u sale IA lsHd. One
hall when the saleis confirmed by Conrt--lha
remainder Ia two equal annual insalmeuts, ane
the purchaser 10 give bond with aaod secnr.
ify CYRUS BROWN
lat.e s, 1854. St p ee IS - .
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~ All FED.

On Thursday last, by the Rev Jno w.
Start, Mr.. WIN. II. GRooMs, to Miss JANE D..
VINES, all OF this county -. >,
On the list inst. near Brownsburg, by the
Rev. J. w. Hedges. Mr. Dawn Coz. Of Au.
gus,a, TO Miss SARAH JANE Beard, Of Rock
bridge.
In the Methodist Church, on the % lust,
b, the Rev. j. Thrush, Mr.. Henry liuGHEs, OF
this PLACE, aud Miss KATE BARLEY. Of Frederick
county, . "a
In Fredericksburg, Oh the goth inst. MI WV.
ADAMS, Of Richmond city, and Miss ELLEN
PEcx, Of staurioa.
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SUPERIOR LAND IN
MARKET.

III AVlNG, as Attorney in fact for William
= poage, sold a hundred and Fifty acres Of The
Bell place, offer the balance, 25u acres, for
sale. The laud lies on the west side of the
Mechanical road, about four miles from Staun-
ton. 1t is of The mos, fertile quality, well siln-
aled AMI well watered, and has suilicieney Of
timber. The land will be shown by VIM
Poage. who lives adjoining. or by myself.
June 10, 1864. GEORGE POAGE
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NEW GOODS

FUST received and will be sold at very re-.
- duced prizes. piece Of tam colorcd Be-
rage, piece Of Second Mourning, Berage. Silk
and wdc two pieces Of PLAID berages, silk and
wool, piece OF brown figured beragc, at 35
cents. piece Of riuk plaid herage, silk aud
wool, piece Of blts belage, silk aud wool, |
piece OF Grape depafry, soiid black silk, and
wool piece of rich Grape deparry, silk and
wool, pieces Of Linen, seasuekers, blue stripe
al 2c cents, yari vide lawns, at l2a aud s cts,
french ginshams, nuslins debraiges, for ladies'
Travelling dresses, white era Ne shawls, plain and
embroidered silk caps, black and colored, black
silk lace and ftiuee, black silk for capcs and
dresses, cheap and good solid tignred and plaid
silks, ladies' .parasols, fine and low prices,
piece oil plaid lawn for boys ware, piece OF
linen drllings for meas ware, with a vrricty
Of cheap goods, all Of which will be sold cheap
er than eau be found in any other store.
Mrs. Smith has some very cheap Bonnee
which she will sell of low.
GEORGE w. SMITH.
June 81 1854
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The Marike is.

SrAuSros June IS Flour s. SO. Com
So cents. Corn Meal so cts. per bushel. 3a-
oon--Hog Round Sets. Butter i6cts. Eggs
10 Apples Scots per bushe.
RicHMoNp. June "a F!oui SUPP 10 shippers
50, extra, 9 TO 81 family. S9s TO 10 Demand
1or family very limited Wheat prime red aud
white $l95 and 10 Bacon-IIee Round
i2aS
BALrlaoRE Juac 23.-Flour Sales af $500
nols Al $3.50 S.62 Wheat sells al &2.o0 e
= 05 Gir white and l.S7ai 90 for red. Corn--
White 7ia77 yellow sS cents per bushel.-
Oa;-l5a46c. Hye-1oiall1.
ALEXANDRIA June 49,. Floui, S.0oas 25 -
Itheal l.s6al IS per husbe. Corn 72a73 GENTS.
Butter, i5a20.
MANCHESTER June 23.--Fionr 6O0aS CO.
W heat $17O. Oats l2. Corn 63.
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A CURE FOR ALL!!!
HOLLOW AY'S OINTMENT

Citisens of The Union
You have done me the honor "a with enc
voice, from ore end of The Union 10 the other,
10 stamp the character oil my Ointment With
your appreciation. Ii Is scarcely two years
since made il known aineng You, AMI already,
il has obtained more celebrity ,han any ether
Mediclne III shot a period.
THOMAS HOLLOWAY.
49, coinaf oi Ann and Nassau ST, n. Y.
ASrONlsH.NGC UREOF SORE LEGS
AFTER NINE YEARS STANDING.
CepyJ a Letter from Hr. ". j. Lapgieg,
IF HastseiKe, iiaf&ie County, North
Carolina, q. g., dated Aor. Isl, 1888.
re AC Ms OWN WORD s.
To PRoFEsseR HOLLOWAY,
Sir, IL is not my Isl - heco9',a notorious
neiiheI Is this ieIter iitten for the mer sake
oil writing, U9, 10 say, zqa= ~0r OufHIenl cured
me oi one OF the most dieadiu cuianeous dis
ca sas that flesh is heir 10, and which was con-
siaered by all who knew me, 10 be entirely be-
yond the reach Of medicine. For niue years
was afflicted with one OF The mos, painful AMI
troublesome sore legs that ever fell to line lot OF
man; aud after trying every medicine ! had
ever heard of, | resigned in despair all hope Of
being cured; but friend brought me u couple
OF large rols OF your Ointment, which caused
the sores on my legs to heal, and entirely re-
galn,d my health 10 my agreeable surprise and
delight, and 10 the establishment Of my
friends.
(Sisned) w. J. LANGLY.
AN EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF A
BAD BREAST, WHEN NEARLY
AT THE POINT OF DEATH.
Copy Of It Letter from Mr.. X Durant, Nt,c
Orleans, Nor. 9Th, 1853.
To PROFESSOR HOLLOWAY, 3S, corner of Ann
and Nassau sts., N. "
Dear Sir.--Ii is with heartfelt gratitude | have
10 inform you that by the use Of your Oointmen,
and Pills, the life OF mY wife has been saved
For seven years she had bad breast, with ten
running wounds, (not OF a caucerous naiure) -
was told that nothing aid save her: she was
then induced 10 use your Olnmept and Pills,
when in the short space OF three rponihs, they
eiiectN perfect cure, 10 the astonshmsu t OF
ali who knex Ia We obtained yuur Medicines
from Measls. Wright & Co., Of Clmire.- street,
New Opeans. send this from s'Holel des
Princes" Paris, although, had written il al
time, not Know ing youl address at New York.
(Signed) 81 Il. DURANT.
The Pills should be used eonjoiaiiy With hs
Ointment in most Of The .following cases -
Bad LEGS, Bad Breasts, Barns. Bnnons, Chill
hlains. Chapped hands, Contracted aud Stiff
loinis, Fistulas, Govt, Giaudulai, Swellinss,
Lnmbago, Piles, Rheumatism, Sail Rheum,
Scalds, Sore Nipples, Sore threats, Skin dsseas-
ee, Scurvy, Sore -heas, Uulcels, Wounds.
~ Sold a! the ESTABLISHMENT OF Professor
Holloway, IS, corner Of Ann and Nassau
Streets, New FORK; also by all respectable
Druggists and Dealers ia Medicines Throughout
the Uni,es, States, in Pots, at 37l cents, 81
cents, ana 81 50 cents each. To be had
Wholesale Of thu priaeipal Drug Houses in the
Union
o. There is a considerable saving By taking
the larger sizes
N. B.--Direciions for the guidance Of p,iienls
in every disorder are affixed to each Pot
June l2, is54.-ly.
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TN obeiisnce TO a Decree of the Circui, Court
j for Highland County. pronounced on the 9th
Day oil May, 1854, in the case OF Joseph c.
bialeea. Plaintiff, against Jane c. Maieem.
Defendant. shall, on Saturday, The 9Th day Of
July next. in ffoih of the Cont, house door OF
sail County Of Hiohand, proceed to sell to the
highest bidder, for. clish, a negro man slave,
named Tom, mentioned in the decree aforesaid.
Sad slave is about twenty-five years of age,
wel-srown and very likely, and may be rated
as a No. | Bay
WM. STEPHENSON, s. n. c.
Monterey, June -, 1854.
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: Nj ARBLE YARD AT
MT. Sidney.

KaHE undersigned would respectfully iniorr
u his friends aud The public that he has jus
returned from the NORTH where he land IN
supply Of fine marble, and is now prepared t
furnish at the shorles. notice, and in the niees
styles,
TQMB.sTcNTs & MON UAIENTS.
on tue must reasonable terms.
JOHN WHITE,
Mt Sidney. March II, ls5i.-ly
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Bonds of the Va. Central Rail-
road Company for sale.

THESE bonds are secured by mortgage on
i the whole property OF the Company
so years 10 lun; Interest payable semi an
nually.
They are prepared in the mos, approved io'm
10 suit the means OF capitalists, aud can be
readily resold if the purchaser desires to
do so. A specimen may be seen at my
store by application.
BENJAMIN CRAWFORD.
June IL, lS5i.-tl.
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Book, Magazine, Newspaper, Periodical
AND
Cheap Publication House,
Opposite Virginia Hotel
StauntOn, Va.

rF>HE subscriber begs leave TO inform the cit-
n zens Of Siaun,on AMI surrounding con;ltfy,
thai he has opened a general Book aud Period
Cal !loase opposite The Virginia Hotel, where
he has On baud large aud complete assortment
oil cheap Publications, Magazines, 6'ewspapers,
AMI periolcals Subscriptions will be- re-
eeived al publishers prices, Or sold by single
copy.
The annexed list embraces in part The
Magazines and Newspapers fol- which he is
agent:
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DIED.

Neaf Salem, Montgomery County, Ohio, Mr..
SAMUEL Roor, in the 49tb year OF his age,
formerly of this county
At Mddlebrook, June 1ilh, Mis-. ANN ELI
"A TURK, wife oil Col Rudolph Turk, and
daughter Of Col. George c.. Robertson. aged
about 80 yeats
10 Harlisonbuss., ON Sunday the 18Th inst :, at
the residence Of his bthlhcr. in law, I. G Cof
nan, Mr.. JosEfh SM,Tn, in the 37th year oil his
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Call OF a Temperance Convention
for Virginia.


TVNHE Convention which met in Charotes-
L. vile last August, having auhonzed lis Elk.
ecutve Commiee.ta cali another Conyenton
this year, at 1t time and place 10 be designated
by he Committee:
The friends OF Temperance throughout the
State are hereby requested 10 hold meetings as
soon as possible IN their respective counties
and neighborhoods, and appoint delegates tc a
Convention to be hs.p at lynchburg, on Thurs.
day the l7lh day OF August next, to consider
tine present attitude and necessities Of the Tenn
peranee Cause, and tie CONCERT measures for pro-
noting that cause,
If the county o. neiehborhood meetings will
make efTeclual provisions for paying the expen.
ses ct their delegates, il will increase no,
only the Iullness OF their attendance, but the
patience and thoroaghness Of their delibera-
lions.
This is submitted 10 The judsmen. of lhoas
meetings.
By order OF the Executive Committee.
LUclAN MINOR, Ckaiiman.
Richnopd June o. 1884 lis
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IRON RAILING.

I HAVE made arrangements with an exleu-
slve Northern Factory TO supply at facto-
prizes all kinds Of Ornamental Railing,
Fencing. Balconies, Yerandahs, &c., fos tie
enclosure Of grounds, ceme,ary lots, &c. have
patterns which shall be pleased TO exhibit and
uTnish any information desired to those in
want. GEO +. PRICE.
June TO- 1854
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HOUSE, SIGN AM
Ornamental Painting.

nRlSON & TAPP have entered into eo-part.
- nership for the purpose Of carrying on the
above business. Having perfect knowledge
OF the latest styles OF painting, glazing, paper
hanging, ornamental aGd sign work. they feel
satisfied tina, they can please, Work done
promptly, aud Oh as cheap and accommodating
Terms as can be done by any other frmn the
place.
o.ders from the country promptly attended to,
May %, 1888