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11c.topoys p'as arc The best remedy know.
IN the wortd for the followinr Diseose..

Asthma, Diarrhea, Indigestion, Stone and Grave,
Bowel Bowel Complaints, Dropsy, Influenza, Secondary
nss p SSspe psag psb GSa T ce.
Complaints, Headaches, Inflammation warS
n Mieakness, Liver Complaints, Lowness of Sprits.
fH Said s &c nal Affections Worms Of ali kinds
so Maiden Lane, New York. and IA Sara modnoTay,
aHn and BY all respectable Druggists and Dealers az
Meaiclnes throughout the United States. and Tho
81 a" world in boxes, at Is cents, cts, and
80 Va There is considerable saving by taking th.
N. =: Directions for the guidance of patlcpui
every disorder are affixed to each Boy
May S, 1s55.-ly A
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J. b. BREGKENII & SON,
Wholesale and Retail GrOCers

y. ID. DIX EViK Twfs q SON,
Wholesale and Retail GrOCers,
II Wines. Liquors, &C.. consisting in part of
go Sacks of Rio, Lag. and Java Coffee 80 bbls of
b Coffee Sugars; 20 do. of loaf, crushed, pulv.
and graduated Sugars; 80 bbls of N. .. and p h.
Moasses Is ten gallon kegs of sup. family Syrups;
hhds of sup. p. K. Molasses.
Brandies.
Otard Dupry Brandy; Otard Dupry Co. do;
Old London Dock; James Hennussy Accomac Peach
Brandy; Pirut Castillion Il Co.
Vines.
Port, Madeira, Sherry and Champagne Wines.
IVhiskes.
Bourbon kcrrs, Bumgardners and Old Rye Whis.
kies.
Sund7ies
Best Black and Green Teas, Maccaroni, Starch,
Suger Mace, Cloves, Nutmcgs Shoes, Hats,
Salt, French Mustard Buckets, Churns, Tubs,
ms, Geitina, Paddles, Pickles, broma Tobacco.
une o, 1855.
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For sale.
FARM AND MILL PROPERTY.

rTNlIE Peck Farm and Mill property, on Christians
Il Creek, four miles from Staunton, not having
been sold on the day formerly advertised, will be
sold privately by the undersigned. The Central
Railroad runs through the farm, which consists of
1888 acres, with an excellent brick dwelling house,
and other suitable improvements on it.
HUGH W. SHEFFEY, Agent.
June2, lS55.-Speetator copy If.
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HOlLOWAY'S Pill
WHY ARE WE SICK

tt has been the lot Of human race to hc w.;,hnd
a COW by disease and suffering. HOLLOWAYsS
fills are specially adapted to the relief Of The
meox, the nervous, the delicate, and the iir of III
chimes ages, sexes, and constitutions. Professor Ho-
iioway personally superintends the manufacture Of
MS medicines in the United States, and offers the
70 Tree and enlightened people, Dis the best remedy
'ne WORTH ever saw for the removal OF disease.
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1855. Fall Supplies. 1856.
Books. Paper, Stationery and

INV OVOOS.
A MORRIS, 81 Main street, Richmond, il now
"A. opening his usual large and general tnent
of BOOKS, PAPER, STATIONER FANCY
GOODS, DC, &C., FOR THE FAIL TRADE,
to which he would respectfully ask the attention of
the merchants ell Virginia, North Carolina snd
Tennessee, visiting the city assuring them of as
complete stock to select from as can be found in
Ill any market and upon terms as fair and as liberal
'Sss- A. NJ. is sole agent for the sale of tina cee-
brated Pianos manufactured by Worcester, and
will supply ia, n at factory prices
>ag Blank Books OF every description constant
ly on hand and manufactured to order,
va. binding Of every description executed in
the best manner.
Sept. s. 1855.
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WESTERN VA. MARBLE WORKS,
StauntOn, Va.
j, c.. MARQUIS.

HAS just received from the North most
- splendid supply OF Italian and American
Marble, which he is now manufacturing into
Tomhs, Monuments, head and foot stones, table
and Bureau tops. Also, some Of the very
nealest and mos. chasie designs fol Cemetery
purposes. with Lambs carved TO lay on the tor
Pasiery. Paint, and Muller stones constantly ON
hand. lie llatiers himself TO do as good work
as any in Virginia. and certainly The hes, thai
can be done in the county. Carving and letter
Ing done in The neatest and best manner. and
moi scratched on as is done by those who at.
tempt to do that which they know nothing
about. lie hopes from his long experience al
the business and doing good work 10 meri, a
liberal share of the patronage which has been
extended 10 him fol the last four years in this
place.
All o'ders from the country will receive
promp, attention.
May is, 1854.
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BRIS co A. STUAR T,
.4tkO1'2lCy at L0ar.
g r. "A n N n q NJ V "A

xxBll.L Practice in all the Courts oil Angus
w Ia. aud in the Superior Courts of High
land and Rockingham. Office formerly occu-
pied 10y Jno. l.. Peyton, Immediately opposite
the County Clerks office.
Sep %. lS53.-tf
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COME TO THE SIGN OF the BIG GIN

II = Subscriber begs leave to inform the Cti
onena adns Ct staunton and its vicinity that he has
o y. me uuN smith SHOP, the Bridge leading
70 ,e passenger Depot, where he will Manufacture
times 70 order and keep Stock of Ready Made on
hand. he VIII also do all kinds of Repairing in the
pest manner e at the Shortest notice.
iALs ICii VIII keep general assortment of Pis-
,ois, (Colts, Aliens, and Pocket Ri6e,) Powder
TASKS, Shot Bags, Game Bags, Shot Pouches. ali
kinds ms of Percussion c, Caps, &C., &c. A''
Jan 6, 1855. II Ws''r ~
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Sk Y..L HIT
DAGUERREAN GALLERY

EIlE undersigned has removed his Gallery
Il on The corner betw cen the Eagle and Vir
GINA Hotels, in front OF the Spectator office
where he may be found, a, all times, ready Il
wait upon The Ladies and Gentlemen. He fiat
ters himself he can give 10 them as fine like
ness as the Art can produce.
r.. J. RANKIN.
Slaunton, Feb 2s, 1853.
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DR. It. A. BERKELEY.

AVxN0 permanently Locate IN otauh.
&8ion oilers his professional services 10 the
public. Office in the second story OF the Office
formerly occupied by I. J. Niche, nearly oP-
posle the Cuult House.
Nov. IA, 1888.
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Staunton, April 2s, 1865.
TOBACCO BIISINrco

VIE Undersigned will continue the Tobacco d..
mess al he old stand, where he will be Mo,
April q, 1866. q p coc,m
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Make Money While Yom can.

w =, the undersigned, are prepared to f,,r;.,
!, Instructions to all who wish to make mona.
e, an sasX and respesabc for the sms
to ,h o. one dollar The capital required
"n Ten or htteen dollars; that any one nav en-.
gaEe IN IT. All letters addressed to US with o en,
a trn siG'osad viii be promptly answered BY ro
coed. SGaTr = as as W pro-
Aug. ls ls55.-3t* e"''" county, ".
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1SO BARRELS Pound Lump Tobacco, OF prime
100 quality ITS do. pound lump do, low price;
"A do pound lump do cast superior 90 Kegs
Flo do, extra quality 40, 600 superior Plantation
Segars 10000 do eheroot dol $4,000 do Havana
do. IS, 900 half Spanish do.
" p invite particular attention Of all in want of
oond Tobacco and Segars to our stock, pledgng
ersclyes to make it to their interest by so doing.
oo''e McVEIGH & CIAMBERLAiN,
o., ., Prince Street Wharf, Alexandria
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BOARDING HOUSE.

vINHE subscriber has opened Boarding House in
L the large frame building opposite McCoy's Car
rage Factory, New Street, few doors above
every accommodation Of good Boarding House;
nd respectfully asks share of patronage.
june Is, ls55.--tf. JACOB BOWLES.
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NOTICE

~ The STOCKHOLDERS OF THE vrp
GINA CENTRAL RAILROAD
Vie annual meeting of the Stockholdar,. -.
on the 3Ges sin 5sv win be held in the city Of Rehmona
Of the @ iee esS ss The attention
"In adopted at their last annual meeting 'eso'0'
Resolved, That no proxy given more fian ..,--
months before any ensuing meeting the Stothe'sc
ers OF this company shall be valid. '''oAhoid-
omo.y J. GARRETT, Tres.
Richmond, Oct. Is, 1855. - -. COMPANY.
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- BARRELS extra hno quaIites Old Kye
10 Whisky; ma,
I'm Rarrels Medium quality do;
Is q and Casks Old cosnae brandy
Az. Imitation do
IS Barrels American do;
sPipes Old tlIolland" Gin
10 Barrels Peach Brandy;
40 y Casks Cherry 40;
20 u Raspberry do
40 K Ginger do J.
10 Casks Old Jam. Spirits n, c. v;,.,
IS Or and 4 Casks PALE and BIO onerfy wines
* Old Portdo;
as Casks Sweet Malaga DO
Is Baskets Champagne do; ,.,.o, IA :.
s,sss Cider S fM yIpsEsf cmA rsH AH
''''s Prince Street Wharf, Alexandria, Va.
Sept %, 1855.
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MARBLE YARD AT
ME-. SIDNEY.
eUaHE undersigned would respectfully inform
j his friends and the public that he has just
returned from the North. where he land in
supply Of fine marble, aud is now prepared 10
furnish at the shortest notice, and in the incest
styles,
TOMB-STONES 81 MONUMENTS.
ON the most reasonable terms.
JOHN WHITE
MI. Sidney, March 81, ls54.-ly.
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npy CnOnS AND MILLINERY

DRY GOODS AND MILLINERY.
rrYsT received from the Northern cities 500 nee
AZ ~. nd Col ars all pric Is, ladies' Bolts, Gut
:. percha and fancy Belts, Musns, French plain
sad tiaured, stripe and plaids, with variety Of
new and cheap goods. the particulars OF which viii
be given hearafter. oIo' W e"iih'
S,pt 20, 1855.
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" ASHlNGTON HOUSE,

fF0RMERLY GADSbl'Sl
W CORNER OF THIRD STREET AND
pENNSYL VANLA AVENtE,
WA SHINGTON CITY, u. G.
yr1lE Subscriber begs leave to call the attention
his friends and the public to the above iiotel
of which he has just taken charge as Proprietor.
Va A. rnuch expense the house has been recently re-
SD and refurnished the rooms and parlors hand
.oelv decorated, and, in short, the ent re edilee
,"sde to conform to the most modern STYLE
THE WASHINGTON HOUSE.
81. located but one square from the Capitol
oe,ns ,d and near the Railroad station, presents
= those visiting Washington an accessible ana con
.. retreat whence they may readily reach the
nsnartments and other places OF business IN the
city. , hi; ,,osts tho undersipn-
d n,sdges himself spare no pains to render 'hei
o;dnrn pleasant and agreeable. with polite ana
,{snt;ye nts prompt and respectful servants
nd table supplied with the best viands OF the sea-
san he homes and expects to make the Washington
Wnnse one that will rank with the hrst Hotels OF
the country lie respectfully solicts trial by the
travelling community. .,o,., f,.n,.os
moderate. on,n,x p.xrp pro,r;etor
WasAington, D. c., Sept ~, 1859.
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Hardware.

IVY II. WATTS & f. C. RICHARDS
w. Have removed 10 the old stand OF J. Is
ckinbIiige & Son, opposite b. & Us. Craw
ford, having received additions TO their stock
will be glad III see their friends.
SGpi.ion. Sept. 10, 1855.
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Sore Back,
Splint and SPAWN,
| Sweeney and Polcvile,
Withers and Marbles,
Chafe and Chestfounder,
Ringbone and Sandcrack,
|, Windgall and Numbness,
/ Saddle Gall Il old Strains
Swell Legs, and
Stiffness OF Joints.
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w. M. JUSTIS,
General Commission Merchant,

Fronklin Street, Near Old Market, Richmond, Va.
GIVES particular attention to the sale of Flour,
VI Wheat, Corn, Tobacco, and all kinds Of country
Produce, buying and shipping goods: &c.
August 4, ls55.-3m.
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL & PILLS.
l. Coughs, Colds, Bilious Complaints, Dropsy.
Heartburn, &c.j at
JAS. G. LAIRD'S Dnro SToRE.
Stanton, August 4, 1855.
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I'M. A. s TERRET T.
Merchant Tailor.

rns ,o.vs N call the attention of his trends and
nurchasers generally, to his large and beaatiiul
stock Of
SPRlN GOO D S.
cnrchased at low figure for cash in the Northern
cities. and will be made order. in style woien ne
Yatters himself will please the most fasdous at ir
living prices, 70. cash. or on usual time 10 RESPONSE
bile and prompt customers. iii o,,r s,v
He deems ii useless to enumerl te, ana VIII osiS sV
chat his stock embraces Cloths Cassimeres and es.,
ing of almost every imaginable variety Oh we sna
material. Finishing goods, Trimmings, and IN iaet
every thing necessary to dress a gentleman from
head to foot {ceptinghis boots = :,
He respectfully socits call from d al in w to p
the patronage Of the public
April Z, lS55.-Spec. copy.
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B.ARBERxNG.

u lie to his facilities for pleasant and speedy Bar
bering. His Shop opposite Woodward's Hotel, in
tn BASEMENT Of w. b. kayser's Honse, He has in
his employ experienced workmeu.
Eept ~, 1855.
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Bruises and Sprains,
Ulcers and Fcllons,
Scalds and Burns,
Sore Legs and Chilblains,
Fresh Cut Wounds,
Cranp and letter,
Stings of Insects,
Wounds under the Nails,
lntiamed Breasts,
Glandular Tumours
Cracked Heel,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-11-17

Il ON MAN or on BEAST.
One teaspoonful equal to an ounce of any prepare
tion known.
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TuRJE.O.llL

And you will find it to the most mali gnant, as
well as the simplest Sore that mars the form Of
or beast, or refund the money.
With ordinary cases, it is only necessary to apply
the Oil on bit of rag. If the is one of long
standing, large with proud flesh, and fever, take a
small dose of salts to cool the blood once or twice
week. If letter or Ring Worm the head, or in
the hair, apply the OIL and cover the head with ask
cap to keep from the air. Ii Chilblans, merely rub
on the OIL On Cattle, it is only necessary to pour
on the OIL
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-11-17
FARMERS OF VIRGINIA.

TT, upon any living thing on your Plantations,
L there is an Ulcer Sore of any description, kind
or variety, matter whose skill it defes, or how
"ng has 6s'n standing OF
dogs. We say to you, and we guarantee what we
saw use our
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-26

daily duties, will write these few lines to
you, hoping they will contain some informa-
ton to the pabiic al large. The weather
here is much colder. there having been a
very sudden change, which, il it continues,
will prove fatal to all lingering cases: butin
the end, it will be check upon the new
cases Up to the present date we have had
us admissions and 81 deaths, with So dis
charged, and 25 remaining. In the white
portion Of the community, we find that the
disease has been very severe, whilst amongst
the colored people the mortality is very
small, there being 81 admissions and but
deaths. This shows 8 vast difference in the
mortality. Mr. VIM b Ferguson, our Presi.
dent of the Howard Association, died on the
pad. His loss is much felt by u.s. and out of
respect to his name, the members of the As.
ISOLATION will wear mourning for 80 days
have not much news to communicate, and
will close by saying this: think, from pres
ent appearances. our Hospital bids fair to be
vacated soon. The disease, however, seems
TO nave Infected the upper part of the city,
which has hitherto been less scourged.
H. NJ.
+. SIS P. M.-Since the above was writ
ten, there have been several admissions, ma
E'hg tor the "a hours ending at this time.
,,, Charles Harvey and Mrs. Tyler have died.
mere were l2 burials by the Howard Asso.
were principally persons OF
humble station. HIM.
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new YoRK, Sept. 25 Flour dull. ana dec,ined
~ censs per barrel. Saas of 600 barrels State
brands at 81 % Western Canal o. 81; Southern
ss 80 Ss 65, Whess frm Southern white s2 Os
e7a 80 2 Pork unsettled Mesa 800 Is Reel
firm; Repacked Chicago sl6 so SIT. Whisksy
unchanged; quoted at 40 ga CENTS Stocks dull
BALTIMORE, Sept. 25 Flour firm with an up-
ward tendency CIiy Mills advanced l2 cents -
Sales OF 200 barrels City hils st 81 81; Howard
stree: firm st So. Wheas-liahs suppIy and good
demand. White 81 IS a 80; Red 81 rs a si e5
Corn unchanged White and Yellow as 90 G ,nts
per bushel. Provisions unchanged and dull Ra
con iess arm. Shoulders 12 IL 1.2 osuts Sides
Is cenfs Mess Pork declined; ssles at Gal Ger
barrel; Bulk sides l2 cents. Lard nominal v
II leg "a
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,rr,l MAIL NE Wc.
,,,,tolk and Portsmouth.

-. give our Portsmouth correspondents
Below s.s. the Ieite's beiog behind hand In
bF lA'ss ,es Of mall failures. They bring the To-
s's'q nss from Portsmouth up to yesterday mora,
ia ..rs Yesterday morning. aud u Is ,ersen",
FL iSao ne report 10 correct Or RYE o'
s'''a ,. , 1, DO, dead, and the Crow reported
Psf.ae'p' =, |. not Or. Crow Of Richmond
dad J''. c",,...Oadepes Of the Di.p.'oh.
posTsxoUTH, Sept 22d, loP; M.
~, ~ Philadelphia, arrived here
Or "eo os;ng very well indeed.
to-day. " sraoy of Arkansas, Asprii and Ken
DIS fiI pebt;Isdelphis. left in the 3 O'Clock
neiy Q, .srs for their respective homes,
u.i1 to,..;gued. and looking badly,
much I Ist,ss of Baltimore, died about o
h IN NJ. today. DIR Hatton still i'm
o'cloeh 4 DR. Rizer still very low.
prose sT,e Of travel of the disease: IN Ports
The 10; !. eastward; that portion of the town
naain - an the river, is now free from con,
bTa sl,;en Below are the deaths from half
PsgyWbi,mnre Jos Hayden; Merit Parsons
srderton; David OVERLY; Mrs God,
USE an Of Jas Brownley. and four at the
Trey; son u Yours, &c. V.
p0spitsl.
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THE REVOLUTION ON THE RIO Cr.snr

'HE REVOLUTION ON THE RIO GEAaDr-A Bat.
nc cad Loss of LJs.-Ths Brownsville, Texas.
fHg OF the 4th Inst, has Tho following sccoup, o,
The ba'sla on the Rio Grapde:
'"Ihe latest news We have of the revolution on
The frontier 10 the. on the Goth ul,no battis was
ioGshs between the Fsdersis commanded bv Gina.
aalupe Garcia and Miguel Tijerins. and detsch.
ment composed of one hundred and forty severn
ment troops, under the command Of Pedro Onin.
Zero. who was MORALLY wounded and has since
died. His command was surrounded. when The.
surrendered, having lost come thirty or forty n
killed and wounded; the Fsderels had len Killed
and seven wouoded. The action took place To The
vicinity OF Reynoss. Among the prisoners taken
were several cticers who formerly belonged 10 toe
FedeTals bat bad deserted from them AFTER tbev
c%ino Ia possession OF the necessary Information
' wnicn utn. Won "as anxious to possess They
shot "
:, In reieI"hce to the above baltic, the Gslvessoo
News says:
, W. iosrn that III ihs engagement referred 70
above one hundred men we're reported TO have
heen Snos by the Federalists They were g part
OF "ohs iorces. aud had been ssnt by him 10
levy contributions on little town rot far from
Reynosa.
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PER so N A L.

IVA the pleasure and convenience of those whose
business occupations, excessive share of modesty
1revent the tedious routine of courtship, / have
opened at my rooms a Confidential Register, where
in laoies and gentlemen may have recorded their
desire to seek a life companion ard description Of
the style character of person they may wish All
vi @na'ures gust be correSt, and the c0mmunicat
psnued in good faith. Sacred and invioIabe
is guaranteed. Address. with stamp TO prepay an
answerJ CECILE LAFLEUR.
sc &-St* Richmond. Va.
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vNO CONTRACT Q Ks-9eaIed propo:

l. sails will be resolved to Sept 28th for all the
Granite requl,ed in the constr uctiou of the Rich.
tnond Custom House, to fulfil the specifications for
The made by the Treasury Department -
The proposals for said Granite must be made in the
following manner
For all sshler with proper headers and binders to
be measured PR face for all other
Grants to be e.sured by it's cubical contents All
OF said Granite to be delivered the site of said
building.
Proposals will also be received for the cutting and
setting OF said Granite in the Custo House accord
ing to the plans and specifications, in the following
manner:
Por all asher in said building both plain aud rus
tic, including rustic quoins to corners to be meas
ured per surface see per superficial foot.
Front on Bank Street For two rst story window
trimmings including pannels, pilasters, cornce,
couwles, mouidihas. arches, key stones. pleie,
esch window. For bases posts, cap, arches and key
stones for fortco. FOR censre base, post. caps ia
GLIDING arches and key stones, for side Po,too. For
5 second story window trimmings, as per plan, each
window.
Front Main Street For panneled pilasters TO
five DOORS, including bases caps, aches and key
stones For panueled plssters caps, arches and key
stones to second story windows complete. For
window trimmings. including panneis between pi.
lasters, s stories. complete.
Flank Eie0ation-For moulded between
windows lower story, per foot, IN length FOR all
window trimmings, including piissters, consoles
arches key stones in I'd and Sd storiss each window
For moulded belt let story per foot in length
For moulded belt course, I'd story, per foot in
Ispath For main coInce, as per plan. per foot in
length. For blocking top OF main cornice measuring
font face per superficial foot. For plain steps for
surface seen per superficial foot.
All oil the before mentioned material and cutting
and setting will be done in the most prompt
and not to exceed twelve months.
Parties desiring to propose 10 furnish the Granite,
perform the cutting and s4ting, which will not be
considered completed until it is accepted by the Su-
psrintendent. will hand in their bids Thur.day,
Sept q. st the Office of n LIZ brock, where can
he consulted and plans seen.
Proper security will be required fof the fs full
performance Of said contracts
We reserve til 9 right to contract with parties we
deem most to our interest.
80 22-5t' J. ANYMORE L CO.
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CAPT: PAINE Among the Navy officers furlousb.
81 is said to be Capt Thones Paine, OF Charleston
He commanded gun boat No leo as s,ling master Ia
fict in which half her compile emit was put hors 4.
combat He himself was badly wounded from the
effects OF which he has ever since suffered
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THE GREAT SOUTHFpN NAH

, WASHINGTON, Sept. 25.-The railroads be.
tween here and New York have come hack
70 old time of starting, having failed to in
auce the Department to forward the mails
North an hour and half earlier. The whole
sfsir is regarded futile attempt to induce
me Department to remove the mail from the
Virginia Central Railroad.
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s,., corr.sponasncs of the Dispatch.

PORTSMOUTH, Sep. 20, 10 NJ
r.. RAYS Of this Sundays sun seemed 10
40, = Gloomy aspect and shone family, up.
a d chr plague stricken city no Children
we're ss s.s. bnt few are seen at all, and most
';a .5ar' S rn.b by with pslid faces. and on
O. men, 20 "a the charity store there to get
,a pas.. sSi for dying parents or food for
pe sSsr te, ~ers simitted to tue Naval Hospi.
i frs W." ano 2sth to Sep:. 14th. about ll5
"a .; nun. ne Deatbs up to this hour 80. Mrs
PAiIslts. ,nn,bsr Of n B Webster, whose
"sos'.., r rsnnrted deadin my last Miss Mary
ni,n. ME- Misbssl Rigney; Mrs Highter; Mary
n nnI Geo c Godwip, Chief Clerk 10 Naval
Sor.D chiid of D Brown; Mrs Moses Taylor
Efz Knice. W y
None at Hospital. YOURS '.