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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, March l9-Flour Is less firm !;
sales Of Howard street at 81, and City Mills at
So IS. The market for gain il without change,
doing moderate business at Saturdays rates;
Whest-Sales of white at 81 I2a$2 20 red at
So 05sS2l2 Corp-Whits s6aS7c., yellow at
$50 Rye was held at 81 Is.
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HOPE FOR THE FUTURE,

A NEW SONG, words written and dedicated to
"a Mrs. Franklin Pierce, by Sheelah; music CON-
'osed by Frederick KIey, Esq.
Just published and Tor sale at HILBUS & HITZ'S
Music Depot, Star Buildings. mar 10
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q downward tsndepoy-sales Of 80 900 bushels
Western MIXED at eSc. Pork 10 upward and
dam Beef 10 unchanged viii O moderate do.
mand. Lard in blbs. st 81 %. WHISKY 10
frm-sales OF Ohio ct ST. sli.
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Eaw Ynrk MarkAf

New YORK, March l9.-Cotton Is upward
and firm. Flour is unchanged sales at pre-
vious rates. Wheat Is upward and6 m-sales
Of Southern white Of 3 IS $2sI. Corn has
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NsW Hampahire / lsotien

COscoRD, March lT.-Ops hundred and four
teen towns. have been hearl from. with ths
following rs.ult:-Metcalf, 81 $50; Baker, 20
III; Bell S.452; Fowler, 1855.
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Sailing Of the 0rspsshot.

NV YoRx, March Is -Ths clipper bark
grapeshot sailed this morning with fair light
wind for the Canary Islands, 10 pursuit Of the
murderer of Bill Poole
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Nsv YORK, March ls.-Lsstsrs received
here by the steamer Afriss, confirm ths 70.
ported death Of the Gar. The London Sun
Of the cveuing Of the ID, announces the report.
Cd death OF the Csar, from Berlin X appears
to have come to Berlin to the King Of Prussia
the brother Of the Empress Of Russia, and VA
thence sent 10 England by Lord Rssssli.
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and better. Money is sssy. Sale st the ars.
board Of Erie at AZ; Cleveland asd Toledo
Raiiioad sOt; Virginia Sc 81; Cambsrispd
Goal Company 3Se (; Reading Railrosd s5t !;
0an'on Company 27a; New York Central
h:irosa s4t; Pennsylvania Coal Company
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1 TEACHER WANTED.-A SINGLE LADY,
N competent TO teach all the branches of an En-
gll,h education, music On the guitar, willing 10 TAX e
chsrg: of a ,mal class in private family, in The
country, will be fully informed of partcu ars BY
addressing (post paid) the subscriber, Urbanna
Frederick county, Md.
mar 49, J.. Z, SIMMONS
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lrjur c,ion agairst the Baltimore and Ohio
Beilrosd

WHEELING. March l7-Tbe injunction to
sevent no making OF a connection 1t Ben
wood by the fillmore and Ohio Railroad,
vas served to day.
The river here is rising, with depth Of q
feet.
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LMANACH POUR RIRE. no,

1 LMANACH POUR RIRE, pour 1855. AImas
= Zach COmiqae, do. Almanach Sunatique, do.
Alnanach Asiroiosique, do. Almanach Prophet.
i9ue, d.. Almahach Picturesque, do. himanach
tss Jeux dc SOciete, do. AlmaDach de l'Iustration
do FRANCK TAYLOR.
mar Is
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"JoE SEILLIssrox receives all the Books aud News
papers fact pubshed He Ia agent for Hsrpsr ard al
the other Magazines and readers will always ind
large and Blank Books and Stationery
hts BOOKSTORE. Odaon Building Pa and ~
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TELEGRAPHIC.

REPORTED FOE TN
DAILY EVENING STAR.
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4 YOUNG ENGLISH WOMAN WANTS A SIT
IA uation in private family as chamberaaid, and
washer aid ironer, or nu Sc Call AT Mr.. BAGAN'S,
Second street, between and ID, Capitol Hill.
mar II 81
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Inc DOCK OF buildings known a. the GUnion
Buildings, and now occup ed by the Union news
paper establishment. They are situated on e stree,
between 18Th and 14th streets, and fronting directly
on pennsylvania avenue The lot IL 20 feet front by
l59 feet deep. The property il susceptible OF diyis-
ION ana re arrangement, end its positrn such rs
must rank II among the best business stands on the
avenue, and is yearly increasing i'm value The
Time of tils pr sent lessee expires on the Sepie-
Der next. On which day possession may be had.
Also, that large three story Brick House on 18th
south of G sire t)
Also, that three story House on 17lh street We
next doJr 10 the Government Building at the cOr.ei
of F and l7lh streets
should the ab-ve property not be soil at pri ate
sale prior TO the 18th of May, will be snd on thai
day ut public auction.
Terms vii be made favorable to the purchaser.
ApPyto Gil. II WINDER,
Core Of Scven,celth and G streets.
FURNISHED ROOMS, SUITABLE FOR A
T. Gentleman and Lady or Single GsHilemen. f,F
rent with or without g. ard, al Mrs e w. STEW
ARTS, Missouri avenue, be,w cen 3D. and 4 streets
marl7-3lt
FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT.-The sub
L scriber will rent his House with the Furniture
aud the stable, To careful and punctual tenant
No. 400 Thirteenth street, between G and ii. II
may be examined and the terms asceItained at the
DO .se.
For sale, Horse and Carriage.
mar l6 D. CHARLES DUMMER
EOR SALE OR RENT.-MRS. HUMPHREY y
l. Cottage, on the corner Of 9th and II streets. i,
tor sale or rent Enquire on the premises.
mar ) lwt
IrOK SALE-FALUABLE REAL ESTATE il
Il Washington.
two-s,ory Brick House and Lot No. 276 II st
west.
Part ofLOt No. Is, in Square So, on Third st.
Lot oil Sixth street, between Louisiana avenue
and G ST.
Also, three-story Brick House on High ST., nea
Bridge street, Georgetown.
VIII be sod low and on a long credit.
Applyto X LUNDY,
No. 12s Bridge street, Georgetown.
mar l0-tf
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COME LEARN YOUR FATE.

MRS G GEORGE late OF England, wishes 10
wi inform the ladies and gentlemen Of Washing
TIN and Georgetown that she can be seen and con-
suited on the past, present and future events ~ tne
Lite residence, No. 81 street, between zist and
2li streets, Finst Ward, opposite the OBSERVATORY.
Her name is on the door.
Hours from M 10 O'Clock m
I.aaies 25-Gentlemen 50 cents FEB B-lms
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DOA DUVALL, No. 331
ID Pa. avenue opposite Browns Hotel. has several
very desirable rnoins suitable iJr families or single
gentlemen, which she would icut with board, on
reasonable terms. She can also accomm. date 6 or
gentlemen with meals, without lodging.
Waited, good dining room servant, that can
come we'll recommended. mar ST
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uOA1ES FOR ALL.-Beautifully and healthily
loC ated Building Lots, "A feet front by 100 feet
deep, on graded streets, can, until spring, be bought
at the exceeding low price of SIS, payable 50 per
month. Title indsputable.
UHOI Land Office, It'll ST.,
above Odd Fellows Ball.
jan 9-6m JOHN FOX, Secretary.
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CrEgARr,s sKYLIoHT ID AGUERREAN
- Rooms over CaIts Jsweiry Sore, Pa avenue,
is where th. public have splendid pictures taken
az more re- sona.le prices than al any other In
the city. Call early. Satisfaction always given.
muT-lm
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Wants.

HOUSE " IN Il L D.-THE ADVEETiS Err
IL wishes To- purchase, for cash, good two story
bick Dwelling, suitable for small family, situated
north OF Pa. avenue. Address ''S F A." through the
Post Office, stat ng locati ii, price, SC.
mar l2-1mt
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e. TORAGE.-ThOse having Furniture, Dry Goods
~ Groceries, SC. to be Stored will find ample ac-
commoGations in the large, airy, flag stone paved
and Dry Easements under the star Office corner Pa
avenue and Eleventh ST. Apply at the Star office.
ian 3l-if
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Boarding.

DOAEDENG.-six or eight genteel boarders,
ID by the month, week day, caI be accomno
dated at Mrs DEMENT'S, 40. AZ B st., opposite
the Ne ropolitan Off -. mar 9-3w*
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CINDERELLA We can remember the fasci-
nations this story, as presented to US when a
child, and expect have something Of that in
tercs; renewed By seeing the story represented
by the grand troupe of Myers & Madigsn to-
night, at the theatre. Fifty beautiful children
viii take ! art in the Representation, and be-
side that new equestrian exercises will be
brought forward 1t should be recollscted
that the proprietors have redgcei their pricss.
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those GIFrs-From all The indications,
there will be great rush TO- n 90: to Odd Fell
lows Hall by those desiroUs CT securing ore
OF the beautiful and costly articles Of jeWelry.
&c advertised in another column. The watch
alone, which Is valued at $35, ard which SOL. q
person triH get, is an otjeet Of consid era bic
interest. 1t is the request Of the propIietors
OF the exhibition that the individuals securino
the watch or the articles OF jsWslry will leave
their ad lTesses al this ofi,s or a. the Hall to-
morrow morning, early, for publication, with
the view Of showing the f1irItss Of the dis,ri.
button By 80 doing the fortunate winners
viii confer favor upon the prorrietors Of the
exhibition.
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ELzcrRIcAL TELEGRAPHIc FIRE ALARM
The lecture of Dir. Chanting on the Electrical
Telegraphis Fire-Alsrn will bs repeated az
the Smithsonian Institution, this evening a,
half. past seven o'clock. This invocation l. one
of the most ingenious aud important spplica
tions of electrical science TO practical purposes
and has saved the city OF Boston millions of
dollars. Mr.. Claiming, the Inventor of the
system, is the son Of the late DE-. Claiming, Of
Boston.
Ma. HELLER AGAIN AT THE NAVY YAsD-
We invite the attention CT our Navy Yard and
CAPITOL Hill readers to Mr. Hellsr's last gift
entsrtainnsnt at the Navy Yard next We'd
pesdsy night.
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TT lie acting partner in the firm Of Steiner, Bros.
! ~ Co., GioGldag Establishment in >sauatun,
having mads engagemehts 10 90 To Baltimore, "a
open 4 large " haiesae establishment, his services
will nac,s safily be needed ihere.- Those who are
indebted taereiotc to them in ihis community, are
earnestly requested To come 9fYa Il and settle their
respective dues by the lst Of january next. as lie
will be compelled 10 leave the tst tebruafy. All
open accounts notes unpaid By the LIST OF Jaaeaty
viii be placed in the hands OF llaInan d Bal for
collection. 1t ID hoped that these knowing them-
selyes indebted will pay ~ im.aediateiy and hls
Oh yate this osagreeaele necessity will be bots! TO
the interest ot then ahG tbs u1uersisued.
The business 81 The concern hsre val be- carfi4d
ON hg oar present clerk, Mr.. Levansteae.
Tic COUNTRY Merchants particularly rceue5-
ted 70 call 81 at eef taitiite lfousc, NJ. $2V ia
timore stfeet ahere DIZZY vii ind the largest as
sortment Of clothing etel atcleA IN the city.
SialAa4,, B"Ot. q co.
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u q EsgasassgGes AGaas,
E1tenaive stock a Dry eoo.is.
LOOK GUT FOR GREAT
gsar.;,:sss ri t'osg 6Da. Cash.

y90R the purpose Of ehquging my business, Twill
st9eA OF Dry Goods at cost, / respectfully invite
heads OF Families ana Qthera 10 avail themselves Of
this chance ~ goods are all new, and purchased
gcHeralls lOf cash. can o.leI such inducements as
lave MEYER been given in ts Place before, ard
may net have The same opportunity again to bay
such bargains al eo5t. have good assortment
Of BY Goods, consisting O. Silks, Meriuos, Mus
Inns A4pacas, Prints, Piaias Cling Cassinetta
Cashmere, I4insy, blaaehed ana breisA Slaetug,
Shawls, Muslin Debaize, French Merinoes, all cd
ors, llench Musins, a.! woo solid and figured
Linen and Napkins Blankets and NfauneIs red .
gAito and yeow; Irish Linen, all qualities, ufuii
tGto Calieo.s, Irgaks, eacpet bass tinb.eitfs, IA
per Curt uns. wifa Il tit4e variety Of new ,t.v
seeeis an OF which we Hill sell at cost for cash.
N0y 10 1850. Gee. ". SMITH.
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BY any other medicine hitherto known. :
1t It's not designed in this short advertisement, to
give treatise, scrotulous tubercular diseases
that is ready for perusal, and can be had ut
all our agents, gratis.
viii merely say that it has Il
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ESlRAIS.

FE7AKEE up by George Anderson, in Augusta
l. county, tie Sd day ef November, lsa5, the
following described estrays: A steeroi red color,
cyup aad underkcai in right ear, approved al fur
teen q oars. \ steer OF rcd and white color, sit
in the right car, approved asieqrteen dollars. A
Steer Of white eo,of, erop and slit the lett amt
hole in the right ear, approved ut twelve dniiaTs
Steer Of red eoiof Ah.ts hack and belly, csop ont
the ac cor, Slit and keai in the wight ear approx I'd
at thirteen dollars. x Hader OF black Color,
aa. mark, appraised at ten deilaiaa The above d.
scribod cattle suppcaed 10 be tWu years cid.
Extract feste, JEfthbS0N AlA&Al, elk.
,SoyembA ~ 10, lS55.
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I!clmboIfs Gen0iao Prenara,ions.

ilclmbold's Genuine Preparations.
ni.tMRethts HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND ffIln EXTRACT 81 { III
,.oE' diseases i The bladder aud kidns5s Secret
Diseases, Steetlises. Weaknesses ant all diseases ot
In sexual Organs. whether in Msleor Female, from
whatever eauae t!5s,- uay have originated. aud no
uia.ter=ui bow long standing.
ifyou haze contracted the terrible disease which,
Hh1n once seated H. tbs systrt, win surei go down
from sene5tlia. teanater undertaking. it,' cen
5fisutin aad saRliae tie very s.ta i-iids u iilc
to mo- trust NQnfseh in the Eands o. tmacts who
sta,t ap every day IN city liisr this a. til the
aHeFs with yiafmg ta'seh0ads, loo wail calculated
e deceive the Fmlu&s saa thuse not acquainted with
their tricks. lon etnHot b. ta5 esraaia /. asec-
Ton o "a remedy ia ttese e4z's.
The fluid Extinct BueAu has been pronounced by
eminent piYaiciaHs tin greatest remedy ever knewn
It is medicine nefsaiiv II asant in its taste, and
Fery Innocent ieits ectien, and vet Thorough that
t nnibilate 7Ye4 rsstielc Of tile rank and paspn
yifnsp this dteaial disease; and, untlss cher
rehedies, does moi rry up Iha disease ia the
Blood.
Constitutional Debility, brau ut on bv s3ie abuse
moss ssfillg diz,a-e which uas brought thousands
q the human iaee ie nIltiwcy graves. thus blasting
sle iiliaus n.fasni parents' aud atiryfiHe in the
bud tie ltieE l-r z'l 81 itasg naile youth. can
he egrai rs this iEiailbi Remedy. Aaa i,.Gi-
eHae With mist hsist eytr hosts, from ti.e simply
eliels t. tia e3H'aat aad DIS ,aiisin.s ii, aid 10
equal Is t. ae ieaaa aeti. : both Cure aai lae-
ventiYe
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HtN II tot q FIRST quality lass fndifaRs Of oil
style, very heayy Niuoh'i can sell much slow
the market value Interior tieie .tlso Il fine
assertme Of polished steel shaxels and Turgs, Ho-
keis Coal aHd Ash iludd DIS ,sc.
nov. III, ia55. GEO. +, PRICE.
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n the wear d boots and shoes is effected by using
L zHillels Celebrated i a,et# ffaof 81 rhin-.,
which il warranted 20 add fothe durability o. lesI-
er ana ti, etta.A 10 exclude water and GaBpues. to
tie entire sst55tetiaH 81 purchasers. OF thr maeg
Wi. tp returned. i or sale, u balcsee aDd fetaIl
by O. y. fs.,ie4I.
NoY. u. Ias5.
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r,a,,c,-r,s7 cArJbe Viu1icatCr,

EFcIMOSB, NOV, 10 1901.
tLOUR-Salas to shippers OF good STRAIT BRANDS,
at 50 25 though holders are generally noding ior
,ither Egures Extra Superiine commands from
the trade sos to Sl0 and Family 5000 to 90
some favoritn brands known by trial aud represen-
.tation to be superior, commando iittle more.
BUCKWHEAT NL0UR.--No new Virginia in
market yet s. Wonld command at. this time put up
in half barrels, SsaS,oo
CORN commands IS to l00ets. s
G0RNMEAL.--N bolted for family Hse ~
to 100 cents.
BUTTEit--G;oo key from Is to q cents. SUI.
perior artcle Of fresh will command at present -
cents. Our market is being well supplied from the
North where it is lowest, and the prospect now IS
that large quantities will come here from that quar-
er snd have the effect to put prices Of our fine Viz
sina butter down.
FLAXSEED commands from Sl,15 to SO per
bushel' ID. bbAti. q ".
Nnw YoeK Vow iG.-Tlour- Good State brands
s9l3 Ghio $685.. southern - g. Wheat unehang-
ed and firm SDatfiarn white 81 lea 81 IL; red @i;9o
Corn western mixed SO a 81, PoFk-mess y
a 81 Beef Z 5oalo; i.afd firm at Il Is; Nhiskey
40s1f: St8eas lGri4af: Va as 1851
BtIr1u9ses Nov. l6.-H9wtd St., and Ohio;
Flour lirin both qu6t4d at So City Wills easier,
not quotabs lowef; Wheat-nhite, $40 81 -;
Red SI95 a 81 o.: Gefn-better, white 50 30;
Pork lower and unsetted-mess 10 a q: prime 70
Beef qtii It; itacon sides, l3l4; Shoulders u.
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IA IIlRsll L o. are now fsceiYEng ari Ct stoek
w. o. l.ail ard Winter Ready Made Clotne
to IN examination al which the attention o. their
friends and tbs pubic is ipytsd fiIey have been
purchased with The greats, care, and With esl,a
eial reference "a The want Of tbs eemmutitr. One
OF The iira resahe in PHILADELPHIA, enables titea to
buy thcif goods lneh the best terins, and OF the
b9st qpalSv, aad sencc thay can oder advantages
to tbs pGreha ~. nAt GO he ioaad elsewhere. hey
ask 7ailiefia attention tai, season, to thsir stock
as tie, aatyer Themselves il is the most fashionable
and di5iahie ever offered N thu Stanton MARKET.
Gtatiutea, Get. 70, ss,a.--Sfset. copy.
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gss,.,s ,s4, ACES II:

H5fUHs ND , 4 kk7s
n EAAYFGN ottflf RS teIuiiy i'forhit citizen
- ssfaaftes sd De surrounding eeaatf9 Ia
he la. commenced { ii Che Feaa aae aeor A9rtii al
B. ! J. :. Grae ssfe stNge, avd c"eeFied fog s5HN
cral years'ir air. l.. eowan asa I.oosslere t.
niannf5e tafi all kinds OF i4hiest, Misscs 4 tlt
drsn's She's, irea the very list aalsfials, stes
STYLES, a8.l podtf his own 'daeer.siai.i
Einhfe.dese.l Work isads e. e.dsf, on liz iaost
fashilnabu atYle.
3 lie sas ais 60 baad an ass Ttmons Of E.an's and
Bnys t60fs dad5 shoes among alich may be found
the hanasoise-. Of Gent, French Dra~ Boots III this
maekes,
#sst,eef.4r promptly attended 10 ind werk made
at the shortest uotiee. -.
Sanunllr. .s..t- %. IE55.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A NJ SIMPSON co hereby inform the nph,,,
\. thar the trim aneel that name having he.n
dissolved ef mutual consent. (to take place 5ulv -
lsa),( they have placed their bonds accounts A.
nthe hands OF !. Z. hheat for speedy settlement.
-. fiesse call at the store and settle.
W nhhds acconnts& Ne. ofA. NJ. Simpson C.. !.
10 iaiS st, lsh5 have been place., in ,r,.
aands fof settlement. Ihese knowing thc,nsol,.t.
lnGehied NAH please eoiee forward and settle
S@"H4'at Aas' II, iS9'. J, c. Nl!EAT
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Extensive stock Of Clothing.
STEIN IB 3ROTHER < { @.

rg1G lsave to it..ogin The public that they hive
II I,aN "a. iisaie the la @t best and chtfP IS
Stock q h0gi1 Made Ni,:ing,. Ger as"ng III Nv
Ills lj4ce. 81 q tAs Naa.y OF Eifsinla. hei
sllotiins Has'da,le g otdst under theIf eva W
spetI0l l.lts Wit. pecial NV IL the wants MS
lta XII, 'iae t!r e assured that III = can 81
entire action. bothin I'll quality 81 tHtir zee
AMI Tie iel So al.i, they 81 IN ad9t5i3 ~ e
,aade to thaig eoc& week., and tie a1hSf: ibcra
feel assured that 40 concern in the valley en- olef
greater inducements to purchasers tran oteliie,s
Brothers < co. The att eIiton Of Country ReretdWs
is particular n9ited 10 the stock "iii1h consists Iii
part 81 the following:
Oyae-C oArs--ot various colours and descr'ntlon,s
in Cassinette Cashmere Pcterslam Negro Head
Broadcloth, &C. DC, trtjm ST. 90 to SIS ia5Sof
ted IN Freck, Loose and other Over coats,
TALNt C1o&fs to suit every taste, niade u? III ne
best Kind af French Black Cloths and inferior stnhs
: Bgsiaess loats. In Rack ard Fancy Classmates
and ca=simcrs from So to 50; made in frock ana
Sack styles. II
fG5a Fr5ch foafs, in French, German, HoHe
Manufactured CLOTHS sc. &C.. Of various co!ofs,
snch as Black, Snuii-coofed, de- &e.: prices i'o'l
Jlgess foefs in Black. Bleo. Brown and other col
ors now st5lls. from Sc to SIG.
SpLe,ididS.oe1. Of PztNES, IL Cassnettes, casl-
meres, Black Cloths and Doe Skin, Oh all sizes from
VS., in pi;,sb, Cassinetta Cashmere Doe Skin
Cloth, SIN, and SILK Plush, aud different kinds +"
Winter 8tufis. from 81 to sil2.
Bo4s fiot45aJ, in very large assortment aad At the
cheapest prices, Y l!ole suit or single a.,
A 50 a supply of Negro tf1Hjag Of every KIND.
Trunks idlnat from g IL -: tmbrellas, nd@r
ard Linen shirts, Btawets, stocks, Starklnes;
lia1idketciie.s Pistols, Cuaif, Pocket Books ant
ether articles ii great quantities and dififei' quar-
\ large stool, Of woolen. Fur aud siik liat.,
well a Caps Of tic latsststYles. E@ = -
Carpet Bags It different prices
Call ard xainine before y ION purchase essewheft
and y,szwiii 5li you G.. at Bargains mistake
SafJ NtR. BROfiiEks CO..
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-11-17
gt,E FIRST f,tlsaf.Uu.

I'VE Idttie Giant Com ard cob Ni!l llas added
A 10 It's list al ireairiis other Siltrs Tho first
pfehanas df the virginia siiaul al ;s.sta Fair
- other Mil e9-l .sis tla Iifi- eiant,
and every aFmaf shsni,bl lave on. Iil4A arc fnr-
niled By the subsel lbef at factory prices, adding
ffeight, who is tho SOLE agent 1T ;asta Rock
ngham and lee kbfidee
Nog. 10, 1850. GE0. T.. PRICE.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-11-17
NEW ARislV Al
Gf Hardware, tsass, ~ tales,
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e a. IA 80 ~ x 1-Ss J - ~ ~ -
5NEORGE L. p.iCE, Main Street, stanton, Va
L offers Tor sale d u extensive stock OF laedwate,
Guns Cutlery, &c, dispct from the manufactures
at prieps as ilW as can be obtained IN Eichmoa9
Markets 10 which he would respectfully invite tue
attention of Farmers, builders and Mechanics, e1a
ss:inr of Mortiea, Gaypeatets, Deaf, store, l'ad
Chest Cupboard, Til, irunk, Stock and Closet
Locks; KNOTS, spring and Thumb Eatciies and bblfs
Hand. pannell, Got, Mil, Pit, Circulars Compass,
nenters, Cnopnis, Manliaist and Blacksmith aols;
Fast and Loose Butts; Fariianent, Stcap and cate
uinees Augurs, Au.nr Bits, Brass BIS; PlaneA Of
MI kinds, Stair hods Goee aad Spice Aiiiis, fta.
led and coianon Spoons and Forks; Ladies', ASes,
uatehets, Hammers, Sled9es, Ansiis, Vices, Bel
lows. Steel. Flies, kasps Brushes iftnd and Door
Boits Handouts, Ovens Pots, Sniilets, Kettles &c,
&c; luck Bone aud Ivory Handle kn5esand Forks
Pen. Pocket Butcher aud Carving Knives; Razors,
Scissors and ssheares ilnling, Grabbing and Car
den Hoes, Picks Spades, Snoees, Manure, Hay and
Potatoe Forks; Manila aad licap Ropes; Cali, Hog
Sheep Coehiaea Binding and lining SSlhs; shoe
last Pegs, Taeks, Ne; Men and Side Trees iiar-
ness Mounting, (siiyer, Baass and Japan,) Springs
Axles and English keiped iren OF all sizes Horse
Shoes and Nails Wrought ard Cut Nails; with Il
GREAT variety Of .llpuse hee.ng Articles OF an ex-
csllent qhaiitY; aud in short every tiiAg usually
kopt in a Hardware Store, which ! will sell cheap
for cash Those in wait Of such articles viii do
we'll TO give me call, Gas ! charge nothing for
showing my Goods,) for au determined to sell To
suit the tunes.