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o. HoLLowAY's pILLs.--The Pills pre-

or HOLLOWAY'S pILLS.-The Pills pre-.
pared BY the celebrated Professor Hollow ay, are
bne Of the greatest blessings ever d:scoverea for
i!s alevialinn Of certain departments Of huIiliili
hisery. Combining as they do some Of the
ttolcesr offerings Of the Vegetable World, CON-
toct.d H.der the Supervision and knowledge Of
a highly scientific Gen,leifan, /, is no, al all
strangt that they have effected the most aston.
l-h,he CUES. fut any Of that numerous class
bf couipitius growing oil, Of an impure state
u the blood, tie Fills sre nialv-ously harry
anti ll,nroueh ii: theft a9,oh f'liete are few
itIaldltes which If treated early. will moi BE-
tipped III the bud BY this Medicine. lila for
tld 4 few, ii IL positive spsclfc. = Boston Bee.
lfbt
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HOUSE AND LOT IN MARKET:

Y'HE Rettot of the Episcopal Church having
= moved into his own property, the very de.
sirable house in which be Iatbls resided is for
sale! The 10, eau be conveniently divided Into
,htee Of more good lots. It can be purchased
privately, tt, j. not disposed Of BY SATURDAY the
18th OF this month 1t will then be offered at
piblic sale.
For terms enquile Of A. j. Gatber N. N. Tsott,
or II. NJ Bell.
StauutOn, nov. 6. 1854
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STAPLES g. MARTIN,
OF SCOTTSvILLE.

Dealers in. Flour &c.
Groccrs, Receiving and Forwarding
MERCHANTS.
dagrstc Street near the Americah Hotel,
s Stanton, Virginia.
XEEP Plaster; Salt, Sole Leather, Fish,
II Oil, Nails, Sugar Coffee, Molasses and
eeheral stock Of Groceries, low for Cash, OF in
exchange for the produce of the country
Advances mads CHI Consignmenls fhfoueh
them. to W. T. Staples 4 Co, Richmond.
They solicit cali from their old friends, &C
qnaintances and The public generally
Stanton, oct. %, lS5I.-1y.
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TIME Arm TIDE WAIT FOR NO n !

In mems. afaifs there IS 'tlde,
So Truly sings The poe
But low can men on its flood rlde
If they've no.. lime'' 10 show il
The sooner thSh is. understood
The time-,ide GIBBS and flows,
Tie sooner you can lake the food
Aud on its tide repose. So. ...,s...,,,
|! time and tide will saj. for,nones'
Their movements keeping chime,
Without watch you're lef! alon.,
Yes, all alone TO time. -. s..s
With time. piece of wel,tested time
No Aood-lide will be losl,
II lale the fisher casts his line
On ebb.tide luck he's tossed 4. :,
The sailor, too, who heaves the lead
AMI keeping watch by guess !:
, VIII lose his reckoning, kept by head
And raise rebel mess,
A soldier. should your calling be,
You'll wan, yoh, time kept true;
You will mafk, lime, then, TO a 4,
Il taught by Bartholomew.
Let lovers, TOO, in guessing mood,
Once miss the wedding hour,
No tide, 10 them, its future flood,
Would yield its nuplial power.
The merchant and ihe iarner too,
The mechanic ard The baker,
What, in word, womb all men ITO
Without a good matchmaker?
Love chains too, not gilled letters,
'T4ould be hasd to find their beitrfs, 3
Breast-pins Of pearl and ssId bend
=; 30 good they come moi PACK 70 mend i
Then have n etalllc mixtures, 4sas
Cheap, and just like golden fixtures, ,.sg5
Attend these hints, they are but few,
And now its time 10 say adieu,
But "uerbsim sat, keep inc III yieW
The time of BILE BARTHOLOMEW. .
Richmond, Sept. %, ls54.--1y. ~.
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LIVER COMPLAINT. aa /.
yAUN DICE, DYSPEPSIA

CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY
nlSEASE Of the Kidneys; and oil Diseases
- arising from Drsardersd Liyet III Ston-
ach, such as Constipation, Inward Piles, Full
ness, or Blood I'd the Head, AGidiiy df,!ig Slom.
ach, Nausea. Heaflburn, Disgust for Food, Full.
ness OF Weight In the Stomach Sour Eruciions,
Sinking, Of FuiterIhg at the PHI IF the StptpaSh,
fISs as,t;g t & ihs head Hq7ed ana aisHlt
Suf"calins Sensations when in lying Posture,
Sight, Fever and Dull Pain in he Head, Def
Cheney Of Precipitation, Yelowuess Of the Skin
and Eyes, Pain iii, The Side, Back, Chest,
Limbs, etc, Sndden Fjushes Of Heat, Burning
in The Flesh, Constant Imagininss Of Evil, and
great Depression Of Spirits, Can be eGeclualIy
cured by
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ATTENTION, LAND BUYERS!

- AM authorized 10 sell near 400 Acres Of
u Lsad within mile of the dourishing vii
age 81 MI, Solbi, Augusta county, and conve
nien II good schools, and Messy Creek Acade-
my. The, land Is principally level, and 100
Acres can be .wa,ered for meadow. The soil is
a deep inhiaiio, with ii growth OF oak, pine, and
hickory, eAseIlehtg for grass, wheat, and corr
Forty 10 fifty bushels per actss will he raised on
the larfn this season although one or the dryest
summets il, OH vitinify TOT Many 3Aats, md
near to fine mountain lahge for, cattle. Buill-
inss are excellent. The 'ltnti] caH be abnveHi-
entity divided into two utihrse tracts. Market
convenient, i5,wes 70, Va. Cen,rat RAILROAD at
Stnunloh, and ID 10 Manassas al Harrisonburg,
xhen completed. In addition, the Dora Iron
Company ore about commanding ons or two
furnaces within s.. ftiites Of the farm, REQUIRING
a large number Of hands Which VIII aiiora al
additional market. .u.eE S s AS
TERMS very liberal one.third in hand, the
balance insfivel sqdal payments, ana $40 per
acre.
have no Interest, ii the sala of the above
property, bu, consider its gieas bargain. For a
description oflihe land, &c., and the beauty OF
its location, refer any one. 10 Vim. G. Stevens,
Harrisonburg. Va, one Of the editofssof 'l,efRsg
lister. Apply 10 = -
. c. r. HARRIS, Agent:
q Mt Scion, Augusta Gtuhty, Va.
re
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NEW DRUG STORE.

.AVtNG opened new and fresh supply d
- Medicines, Oils, Paints. PerfumeIIes. etc
| wohld respectfully solicit the favour Of III.
people Of Staunton and surrounding county,
wodla especially Invite Physicians to call ane
examine. my stock oil Drugs and Chenieals
which; nave been selected with care, and cat
bs :elled .op as genuine
HENRY s. ECHELBERGER, Nj. y.
Opposite the Virginia Hotel)
November, 6, iS54.-3,. =
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MlLLINERYiAND FANCY GOODS:
MRS SNllfIs,

D ESpEcTfuLEY informs the Ladies; tina,
Ia she has a handsome variety OF new sly les
o: Bonnels, which she " oud be pleased TO sell.
And she fitlters herself that she can please all
that iiiay call On hei, as 10 price and Style
beautiful assortment OF Ffeaeh worked
collars and undeiseeyes, With fahdsonie
assortment OF ladies trench corsstls, handsome
assmneut Of Fall Bonnets, rt bons, fine cloth Tor
lidies ei,,aks. and cloaks made TO order. With a
variety OF new and cheap goods. call and see.
GEO. w. SMITH, blain 81.
Siaunton, nov. G. 1854
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NEW GOODS,

iXT are now receiving d Complete aisSrt.
w ment Of Goods suited to the season. Our
stock is large and has been bo;ght a, reduced
prices wht enables us to sell cheap for cash or
good customers OIL the usual time. we respect
fully solicit call from every one in wan, cf
bargains. J. BRANDEBURG & CO.
oct. %, 1854
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JOSEPH GRIMES,

Importer and WHOLESALE and Retail
DEALER IN
Wines, Brandies. and Domestic Liquors,
~ EEPS, constantly on hand. and for sale on
y satisfactory Terms, large and General as
sortment Of Liquors. Of the very bss, ard ,pur-
es that tie world affords. An psrsons, there
f,te, can be supplied by giving him Call Il
No. 25 Ring Street, Alexandria, Va.
None need fear Of being deceived, OF Of get
ths an impure article, a4ss at,s
Sept. 25, rs54-S.
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IN MARK EFT.

"A N d for sale by J. Brdndeburg ! Co; 30
~ bags prime Rio Coffee 10 Laeuira S
Old Java Coffee 30 barrels Coffes Sugar 20
barrels NO. Sugar Hogshead Of Molas SEES;
90 barrels Prime Molasses TOT family use 10
boxes Cheese, ETC., etc. All at very small Profits
for cash or time to prompt dealers.
StauniOn. oct. 20, 1854.
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Wholesale Notion House.
Arrival Of a New stock Of Fall Goods
AT THENOTlON HOUSE OF
zeHey Parcel. & To-.
North East corner of King g. Water ST.,
up Stairs.
Alexandria Virginia.
-XCLUSIVELY Wholesale Dealers in For.
"a eign s. American Fancy Goods.
We. would respectfully invite the attention OIL
Merchants visiting Alexandra, for the purpose
Of making their fall purchases, TO our splendid
assortment 81 Hosiery, Gloves. Suspendels,
Trimmings, &c. Having laid our stock in al a
favorable time and upon the best Of terms, we
latiet Ourselves that an examination upon the
part Of purchasers, will be all that is required
10 give perfect satisfaction al 10 onally and
prices We Call part ictlar attention 10 out extern
sive stock Of Hosiery, Gloves and Supenders,
unsurpassed by any IN this OF Northern Mark.
cts.
WOOLEN GOODS, &c.-Comfoits; pllo.
rines. Boaz Scarts. Zephyr ties, Hoods, Lambs
Wool Shirts and Drawers, SILK and Cotton
Shirts.
general variety of Combs. Brushes, Port
moniaes, Pocket Books, Bankers Cases, Purses,
Purcnssion Caps, Slate and Lead Pencils, Whips,
States, Umbrellas, Garpe. Bags, Jewelry, Brace,
let's, Harmonious, Flutes, violins, Accordeons.
Ink and backing. Silk, Linen, and Cotton Pock.
eli Handkerdhiefs, Silk Lien and Cotton Cravats,
Irish Linen, gents Collars, Ladies' French work
and Other Collars, wire ribon, Silk and Cotton,
Kid, Dog skin, Beaver and Buckskin Gloves
with large assortment Of Gloves suitable for
Fall Trade, Sewing Silks. Threads. Coi,ons,
Buttons Of all Styles, Stay binding, Gimps,
Braids, Floss Cotton. Knitting Cotton, Needles,
and Looking Glasses, a large assortment Of each
will b. kept constantly on hand. Toils. and
Swing Glasses, Mahogany and Gill Frames,
Mahogany Walnut and iron Framed Clocks, oi
various Qualities and prices. =,,.,. s..
Merchants, upon examining our Stock will
find great many more articles which are not
advertised, which are too tedious 10 mention, al
present. We hope to be literally patron,sed by
merchants, as ours is the only honse Of the kind
in this city that does business principally with
merchants. - s
alexandria, Sept. as 1S54.-ly. H
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SIGH GIrTIN UP STAIRS. "A genius
has invented an India rubber ladder. The
on'y objection to the arrangement is that
you climb all day without Citing up any
But what of thati The same objection
will apply 20 a thonsahh 6tlier things
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n Z VI ST OR T..

J. HOPE have recently associated them
selves together Under the ST. Sles and firm Of
BR {, II. ~ a.: a. Ho !F;Is !,
Stanton. Va; Their store is on Augusta street,
near The Bridge, ands Jew doors below. tie
American Hotel, where they may be found At
all times With q general assor,niept Of Goods
in Their line. They propose 10 sell 1t the low
+; e3, i ssi s s 81 sas E. s es S i
,hs PtGt i = ts !, rs SSsd s,Is Try . will
il's ss sd aa goods ,s 'snss marker '''
S!anAlon. oct. Is, la54.t-im. !. a. 7 =.
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WATCH MAKING.

H1HE Subscriber has secured the services OF
= iiumbsf 5hs Watch tepairsr, who is well
acquainted with all the details of matchmaking
ele. As is generally known he hss heretofore
executed the best work a, EXTREMELY low prices,
and will hereafter endeavor 10 maintain that
reputation. AL he wants 10 a lait trial,
MASON HlRSH:
S,aunton oct. %. 1854.
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NEGRO CLOTHING.

TWO days ago. we received the largest and
! best assorted Stock of Negro Clothing,
which will, and must be sold At the Clothing
Hall, u STEINER, BROS& CO.
Stanton. nov g.
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AT MANUAL CTURERSs PRICES.
CHM ELASTIC GOODE.-

d GeN Ez/sHS1'kC GvODS.-
Consisting Of Mems Over Shoes and Sandals;
LADIES' Buskins and Slips (canten lined); La
dies Long Gum Boots for snow Misses San
dals and Buskihs. 81 EH2s5 20 iti
They have taken more than usual pains
in the selection of their stock OF HATS aud
9 a p 8, consisting Of Mems Silk, Hugola,
Brush, Napoleon and other styles, with gen.
eral assortment of Mems SLOUGH, Wool and Fur,
Panama blk Cass velvet trimmed, Rocklaud,
pe,lrome and other styles; with Mems, Boys
and Children's Navy, Army. Paris and other
styles fashionable Cloth and Glazed Caps.
= $500 lbs. assorted Shoe Thread i3
2 $50 Brass baud Travelling, Key and other
Trunks.
All Of which they ofef 10 the Trade, and 30
llcit an examination from oil in search oil bar
gains.
e w. A. HARPER g. co.
Prince Street Wharf Aipyaplria. Va
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Clothing.

~LACK Circular CIoaks; also a very large
~ stock Of Boys clothing ibis day received
and for sale al the cold Clothing Store" oppo-
site S. B. Schsfel's Confectionery.
STEINER, BROS: & co.
Stanton, nov. 6, 1854.
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From the Manufacturers in New England
siO6 Cases and Cartoons.
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps Sc,
Wells A. Harper & CO.,
>. ..AIexahdA'ia;; va:
NEPTE.yR Err l5ti,. 1881.

HRAvE the pleasure to announces to her Gus
II TONERS End dealers generally, tho arrival
BY Packets CHarig, toduskia ahd Village Gem
OF their FAEt S'tOCK. comprising the iarges,
and most desirable assortment Of Goods ever Of;
fered i'll this market, ard having been purchased
''direc, from the manufacturers in New Eng
land, under the most favorable circumstances,
they are prepared to offer as great inducements
as can be fouud in any Of TIE Nottheln Cities:
They invite attention TO the following as COM
prising part Oh their stock, viz:
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thedp Boot, Shoe, Hal ahd Cap s,drs
fall AND WINTER SUPPLY.

III Y j. FAUST have just opened TIER Fail
Z "A and Writer suppIy:of Biots, SHOES, Hats,
Caps, ETC., to an examinaiich Of which they
invite their friends and customers and the public
geneias, ire'ins sopfident4hat tfey gan please
the TASTE Of the most fastidio0s. .ilu style and
prices they cannot be beat, as has been knowi,
heretofore They call a''es'ion particularly 70
then aud LADIES' Ware, comprising every article
n their line Of business, aud warranted to be
Ut gold quality.
ksHats can be bought OF them from so cents
anil UPWARDS, and Caps from l2A cents TO the
fines, an new fashibh Also Trunks, Umbrel-
las. etc. They respectfully REQUEST d PORTION o.
public patronage, redging themselves to DE-
their best to merit it,.
1lat,iln get % 1871
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OUR MOTTO.

AuICK sales and small profits. Call and es.
anime. J. BRANDEBURG e. co:
Staunton, oct. %, 1854.
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VR7HITES PATTON have been recsivnp
~ for the las, three weeks their Fall supplies
OF Seasonable Goods, numbering nearly loo
packages, aud embracing almost every article
wanted for "Home Consum ption,' and well
worthy of the attention OF the public, viz Sta
pie aud fancy dry goods, cloths, cassimeres,
vestlngs, cashmefes, rnerinoes, persian clo:in,
mos d. laines, poplins, al2accas $50 pieces
American, French aud English prints, Under.
sleeves: cdpes, collars, gloves, ribbons, hosiery,
etc., Hardware and cutlery, qaeensware and
s'oneware, and'rons, shtveIs and longs, Tenders,
hats, caps, boots anil shoes, carpetogs; all Kinds.
cheap, Domestic cotton and woileu goods, blank
els, umbrellas fancy articles, Snaps, colognes
combs, brushes, french flowers etc: all Of hich
will be sold low for cash OF suitable country pro.
duce.
Siaunton. nov. 6. 1854. .a
Ncic Books from 4Sfringcr g. Iomnsend.
OaOPER'S SEA TALES.-A new aid
~ handsome edition u Cocper's Sea Tales
consisting Of the Water Witch, Wing aud
Wing, Red Rover, The Pilot, and the Two Ad
mrals, 10 five volumes, price SIS pet EEL, U. 81
per volume
Swell Life al Sea, or Fun, Ftlaaies, add
Watching collection VI Nautical Yarns, from
the Log Book Of Yenngs,tt III The Mess. ST.
The Singers Companion, Containing choie
selection Of popular Songs, Diets, Glees. Caicn-
IS, etc.. with Music arranged for tie Voice;
Flute, volin; anil Piano, rs cts 81,
The Flying Clofl, a Romance 81 New York
Bay and Chagtes hive., BY Professor Ingtahaf,
25 cts. :
Robert Bruss, tie Hero Ring, by the author
Of "Wallato, lie Hero OF Scotland ETC., with
illustrations so CTS; just published and Tor salb
" ROBT. BELL
AleAandtia, nov. i. 1854.
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FRESH ARRIVAL,
" Watches, Je,celry and &lrer Ware. al
j. w. MEREDlTHS
Opposite Messrs. r. P. e. J. B. EskIdge,
Drug Storey

m H Z subscriber having returned from the
j North, respectfully invites the attention OF
the public to The veil selected stock Of the above
goods. consisting OF Watches Of the most ap.
proved makers New aud bea itilul styles OF
Diamond, Ruby and Pearl; Mosaic, Cameo and
Lava Brest Pins; Ear Rings and Finger Rings,
ett.
ALSO.-A good assortment Of Je,t goods 80
fashionable at this time. Silver Spoons. Forks
add La5ales and every other article in HE lins
of Business. Watches GaTsfulit tepsired and
Warranted. Every article warranted as repre-
scented or the money returned.
Slaunton, Get. %, 1854:
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pOSTPONEMENT,

The above sale is postponed until Tuesday,
the 9TH Of November and will then be eonin
ued from day to day until all the property Ii
sold. ]. HAMILTON
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To w ESTERN MERCHANTS.

RocKBRiDSsE ALUM WATER. :
n FRESH 's6pfly of Alan Water, just re
IN selve3 aisa.fcl sale By a...ts y
oct. -. LAIRD 4 IRIMBLE.
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DOcTOR HoofLAND'S.
CELEBRATED
German Bitters,
Prepared by
DIR. G.. M. JACKSON:
GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
No. 40 Arch ST., QUO dour below Sixth.
PhilNNetUniN.

Their power over the above diseases is nit eA-
eelied, Il eqnalled, By any other preparation in
tue United States, as the cures attest, in many
cases after skiiul physicians had faile.i. =
These Btters are worthy The attention Of In
talis's Possessing great virtues in the rectif-
cal0n u the liver aud lesser glands, exercising
the most searching power in weakness and at.
tectons OF the digestive organs, they are aithal
sale, cetlaib and Dit asant,
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3. 9. BERRY. M. N. BLAKEMonE.
BERRY e. RLAKEMORE,
= Wholesale De alers in 4
FANCk. GOODS AND sNJ1YONS.
. Alex va.

~ RE now opening for the FILL TR.A DE
- large and complete assortment Of Goodsi
suilabls 10. the ca les Of Country Mercha and
ale prepared 10 furnish orders on the most libeti.
al eims Merchants visiting our city. are par
iicuIutiy requested to examine our stock, which
Comprises nearly every article in ouI line.
Alexandria, Sept. IS, 1854
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N. IA new ass5rlmsut Of Uvercoals, JUS,
received. Boys clothing large quantity
latnbs wool shirts; Trunks aud Carpet bags !;
a heavy 10, oi beautiful Stocks zine Silk Vests,
cheaper than ever, at the Clo,hiag House Of
GOODMAN, ROSENWALD & co.
Staunt0n, nov. 6.--S. i NJ. COPY.
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FLEMING $; DoGGLAs;

FLEMING s: DoGGLAs;
.wHoIEsALE GRocERs, t
No. II, Corner King and Union Streets,
OPPOSITE THE CUSTOM HOUSE,
n z:.5as. Alexandria, Pa -sa55is}3 T
"A RE in receipt Of very large and gAner;ll
~ assortment Of Groce. les, to which they
most respectfully invite the. attention Of all
visiting cur city, assuring them we will sell
Quite as low, as any house here, Of fsafer
North :, -
Sept 25, 1854 r.
GUANo AND wHExT BRILLs.
31pE are now tecei9sng orders for Pennoek's
w Celebrated Wheat Drills, with Nelsoi,'s
Guano Attachment By The use Of this attach
ment, at least two thirds Of the guano is saved
10 the farmer, and as fine crop insured. We
warrant the Drill TO work we'll. Persons wish.
ing them wifi please send in their order as soon
as possible
MEADE g. CACHES,
RS. Huck's old stand, Fairfax street,
Alexa., Sept. 25, 1854. 4 doors from King.
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CtOT,IING Ci.OTIING

Two otr stock OF Glhthing, we have just added
new and extensive assortment received
iro'h ctr NJ Manufacturing House in Baltimore
DIR stock is now the largest in this part OF the
country, prices low et than any one else in this
lohlsh ,ob They must be sold therefore, You
tstsf cal! sotn, We are always ready.
GOODMAN, ROSENWALD& CO,
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Boys ClO(hfmS

IN hand. a superior AMI large supply Of Boys
" Clothing OF all qualities, prices aud sizes
Gail al the Clolhing house OF
j. POLLITZ.
Abiding Stage Office, corner Of Va. Hotel
Also supply Of India Rubber Goods.
SlanntoH. nov s. 1874. ssSssE
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Putnam's Magazine for November:
HyONfENTc-'fhe First bistosefiaS Of
~ Hmeriss, Cupid and the Wasp, Families
in The Realms OF Verbs and -Substaniives. TsraeI
Potter, Or Fifty Years in Exile, Count Stedlngk,
Plurality 81 wofids, Afleiican Wvses, Causes
and consequences Of the Russian War, Water.
ing Place Worries, etc. p,lce IS c.s., or - pei
annum. for sale BY.
Alexandria, Nov. 6. ROBr. BELL.
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CANDLES.

TX BOXES Adamaniine !; s boxes Spealm
- box Variagated 40 boxes Tallow.
Bet. %, 1854. .-BRANDEBURG & co.
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CLOIHiNG.

NEW and fine Ioy Of o9ercoats, Lambs
"A Wool overcoals, Diamond Beaver DO, Black
Cloth and Black Beaver do, this day received
and for sale cheap at The old clothing s'ard,
Al the corner OF the Va. Hotel.
Staunton, nov. G.. }. fOlLii q.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-11-06

.yoest KeceiCe6.
0,RCyILAR Cloaks OF cloth and beaver {; also
u fine cl,,h truck, sack and cashmere business
Goats at Gar,.cedrn,ed low plices, al The Cloth
ing Slure OF ). foLLiL,
nov q 1881. Corner Va Hotel.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-11-06
E.9LL & IVz.v'7,ER GOOWS

slai,nnh, nov. 6. is54.-,f.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-11-06
Wholesale Notion House.

Prince Street Wharf, AlexanLria, Va.
September %, 1854.
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Z. II. f1AhRI5, Ns5eHTe
NJ, Scion, Augusta Cbuhly, va.
Sept. 25, .lS54.-tf. i ssf as ID
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-05

FATAL AccsbESr.-Coronsr O'Donneu held IN inquest
yesterday upon the body of named Anne For
shung at the house No GIL Warrington street. who
before mentioned house. while Il was in unsecured
state The jury rendered the following verdict censurng
the proprietor OF this place for leaving the hachway In
such dangerous ccsditIon -" We sRpd that the said
Anne Forshung came her death by INJURIES received BY
falling into 6atchway at No. Oh Washington street
and We and that ead IAN was caused account Of the
fact that said hatchway not properly guarded and
We further nd that Obsdah Hopkns the proprietor OF
the building IL responsible for the unguarded condition
Of said hatchway.o Deceased about IS years Of
age and born In New York
DxAn or AN unKxowS NAN NJ DRowxrxa.-Coroner
Hilton held an inquest yesterday upon the body OF an
uukpowu man who was found drowned In the water OF
Governors Island Dr. ChastIng made An external *
animation Of the body but no marks Of violence wers
rerceptibe. Deceased was feet Inches nigh wor'
rants and blue dress coat He had been IN the wate
about month, and supposed TO have been long
shorsman. Deceased WAS about 50 years Of age