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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-22
sPECIAL NOTICES.


Il. $. + ~ e 4 very. very f ssI,' ss
~ ffe scti1H 81 the - MGR General, in trans
fsrriSs thS nail sert3eA, bet~een this city and
weshinstsa. from the kiehmend Fredefick.burs
Orange and Alexandria companies. We demon
grated by incoutrovertbe facts and figures that the
Post Master General for the purpose either of signi
flying his displeasuse with. or OF wreaking his ven
geance upoa, the fredericksburg Company or else
for the purpose Of c0nfsrrne special marks of his
favor upon the Central and Orange companies had
proposed urrange ment by which the service which
had. previous to that, cost the Department itysix
thousand dollars year, would thereafter cost IL five
or six Thousand dollars more We showed that the
Department could not have consulted economy in the
change, because il willing to pay more than had
been previously paying; and we showed, what every
one knew before that In respect OF cow enence to
the people the arrangement was one of the most
unjust and indefensibie that could be devised.
For the purpose of refreshing the memory of he
reader, We introduce again the figures which we
ruade the assertion as to the cost
OLD ARRANGEMENT
Paid Fredericksburg Company for both the
through and way mails at the rate of
three hundred dollars per mile for one
hundred and thirty miles :............. 5000
Paid the Central and Orange Companies for
way mails at the rate of one hundred dol
lars per mile for one hundred and seventy
miles. ........................... I7,0oe
S56, o0t
NEW ARRANGEMENT PROPOSED.
Pay the Central and Orange roads, accord
ing to official statement. ............. $500
Offer to the Fredericksburg Company, of
one hundred and fifty dollars per mile, for
one hundred and thirty miles. 10, 5Ot
s627oC
Deduct as above. 81, 00i
Bal ance in favor of old arrangement. So 7oc
This let il be recoIlected. was the offer actually
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4 NREAT SUCCESS.--Since 1 have been
~ selling OFT at cost have met with encourag cement
which did not dare hope for; but it is owing to
the fact that the prices which selling at induces
all to purchase who call. A. LEVY, 50 Main ST.
no . Onnosite St Charles uotaI
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VOSMOPOLITAN ART ASSOCIATION!
S-SECOND YEAR.-Arrangements for the Sec
ond Annual Collection of this and Popular lnsti-
tuition for tile diffusion of Literature and Art have
been made on the most extensive scales
Among the works already engaged is the far-famed
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ppnn r u ALL,s GUTTA PERCHA WATER.
We .u. Is evidently destined to have large sale
senaer Boots Shoes, Carriage Tops ana Haln,ss VIII
=, ny proof soft and plant and greatly adding
sHe aada1ty OF all Leather iabrcs if applied ac
bottle. ~ oo touhd ui'on each
IFW Ne an, shove article can be bad of o. H. CHALK.
tail ION street Richmond Va, wholesale and re-
~ S'o Is t1e only authorized Agent for the CITY
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HHRISTIAN ~ LATHkUf 's",r,ef u
u the particular at.t ntion Of Isdies 70 'A'''
Embroideries; Cu-
Rich Lace sets of Sleeves and CohA'
Do Muslin do do DO
Do Cambria do do 40
Swiss Collars and Sleeves In sets
White and Black Grape 90
Linen Collars in great variety a.. ard Lsee~
Collars .incly-in Cambrc, Masi'n So So a escs
Black and White Grape, &C. var
from 10 cents 20 $40 II.
Embroidered Muslin Caps COZ isdseJ s,aies, eoH-
Infants Fmb'd Dresses and FToek -. ss.is VI
pr;.;nr one Of the richest sssortmeAs
fered in this market. pO9
At the cash store, 30 Main street
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ALLEGHANY SPRINGS MATER; K

L n Iii BES1 MlNF-hdh ha.
We have nov. and will constantly keep on nnnu,
the Water of the Allegheny SPnnss ~ tns Pei,
cities Richmond, Messrs PurcelL Lad . 70 ~ a
burg Messrs. Lyon Riyes, LyneHolls Icon ION c.a
seay-other Druggists IL any par R q sI1 LADD
get supply by application 10 ~ N0h''"'
CO., Richmond. 80, sdy IN ~
This Water is considered sovereign I a,oc, Dsns
cases of Dyspepsia, and will relieve any mi
of the digestive organs. 1t will be foaha ~ ssd
worth ali other medicines in restoring 10 nav
sound condition the lost tone OF the sto;l D'.
els. and putting in healthy action me a ,nsrns.
We refer persons wishing to gam wa,s, 10 Use
ton of the sanitiye properties OF th' '''''
following gentlemen: = c,,,ard Doctor
Messrs. John j. London, Robe. G. st ana,a s,mp,l
L. 5. Joynes Robt. Ridgway, VIM Ss,lp md Dl r
Rutherford, VIM H. Haxall Dunn "o.'n n, Tboia,
II. Christian. Richmond; John W; ayH'IE snt Pp.r--
Withers, WIN. 7. JOynes and Cha' II ~ 0. Schoo.
burg; Dr. Robt. Early, c. l.. Mos9y' I n P.,ersos
field, Jno. Wyatt, J. ID Crsgory' III X Rustsf
VIM. S. Reid, Jr, F. w. Page and ~ D
LynchbuTg. -,... .,.;,ors the ls.dsI
of june next, when we viii be fully pfep.,tb e foaa.
ceiye all who may wish to use the WAFER '''
tam. J.. mo ". HOLT SOY .lE~
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Difference in favor of new route or saving
to Department (per annum )............ S6G05 81
am, sir, respectfully, &c, &c.
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IRON sAFES.-Eyerybedy shea' 'seSs, q
one who has ever in his possession d 50
anything of The kind of value. the a', "a se5I~
gle night may destroy the results Of sboss De-
TO secure everything conibustihie OF A
scription, buy one of Wilders SAT- s, o OTHER,
10 "A Corner Gary and Ps.Il -
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ELEGANT FISH KNIFE NJ s,asl,ai 40
II Plated on the est material very
durable article; for sale by ZIMMERMAN
no q - LA bt-
lPECIAL Nt1rlCE.--Ah pcrsos saa sesl .
- ed to u.s. arc requested to come ,Oi ~ psesubsI z
their bonds or asconnss by the Isl 81
Longer 'naaiSe"'' WARREN PFkss as r..
- a. cfies No. III Essls ssa ~
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ATTENTION NIAGARA
-HE9- FIRE COMPANY No. 5.--Attend
MNGEsl%c called meeting of your Company at the
~ Engine House, THIS (THURSDAY)
EVENING, at half past O'Clock, for the purpose of
procuring helmets and to have them painted By Or
der of the Foreman. D. r. CARTER,
-
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TX NOW ALL MEN BY THESE Pre-

u RASS ALARIIS--Very convenient to
- call You at any hour you choose to Designate
For the short mornings especially they valuable
For sale by G. GENNET
no Y Eagle Square
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SILVER PLATED CA ST % X S.-With
~ i've, six seven Cut Glass Cruits some very SUI
perior Sheffield Plated Casters, which viii with
adurabity only excelied by sold silver having fine
cut glass bottles. For sale by
no22 C.. GENNET Eagle Scuare
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SJANUEACTUREDT OBACCO,--FIKS
W PREMIUM AWARDED TO RO. }. CHRIS
TlAN FOR HIS CHRISTIANS COMFORT"-
We have now on hand supply of this superb Chew
Ing Tobacco, which received the fist premium at the
Mechanics Institute. We invite the attention of all
lovers or the weed to the COMFORT, for sale whole
sale retail by
PATERSON & JACKSON, Druggists
no u No. II Main street
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NEW MAIL STAGE LINE

IN and after the LIST July next. we Mil,
~ D g.i- MAIL LINE or ST1GES Ero/
ne.,i l;., 70 jVINCHESTEA forming c 0s
ton n;ns VITA III = oodward Cos daily AccommoGs
nf il ton Natural Bridge, Buchanan &c a 70
M.l t me Virginia Central Railroad at tay,t anu
Hno .ee terminus OF which are running da;lx
Springs. W al the Virginia
tbraa,a 'h.s arrangement are enabled 70 o;,.
at rafss steaeas to any of the above named passs
Orr st 81 fe ~ low orower than any other line
the the frata OF the Richmond and Aexan, as 'fa
Retp asah,ng arrvsat Winchester mex crning IN
the arrival le at tha Winchester in tie eFa after
car, and reach Staunton next laef hin ''''nofe
tel or japply at our Office at the 8tas lie.
~ VI u 'oaT "a Hosse. Saunton, n. w.
June So 1s55-spectator Reek5a l1sa, ristor'
ev anil W,eieerat, Tenth Legion, spirit OF Demosrs
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~ New Establishment
y sBl NET MAXINE

:, MT M = b. b. sANDiGE and JOHN +. Dnrr.p,
Carrying on n she csPnt, par
aneg are both prac,ce workmen, ONE 81 business
atS ,ae ohs experience in The business nem nav
one of the bss sery a regular Appsnceshpa unds
.oexseuiing every Kind Of Cabinet WI, addition
sop Dbss attended to nc un n ss
SEXES that hey n eaa Five decd they theme
conai gif SHOP is on the street eadina f,m iae.i1n
and on the Iat 20 ,ne residence Of A. H. II. Stnars
they will be- not occupied by Mrs ter wharf,
- &ss- All kinds OF Country nrod Lnienas. ,
Ken III exchange for furniture. ouuce ana lumber ia
JAMES B. SANDIGE
stauaton,. July 7, ls5s.Ntf. L. DHuMELER.
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TO THE OLD soiDIFp

M ,;. y Il formed an association with a re,,,o.
whose bul as o1 r FlI h@ in Washington CITY and
prosecute claims for PENSIONS bounty land "sen %
their WIDOWS anG to afford to Old sodslss sd
prosecuting their claims under tha ac tciens aid in
area is9o which gives to any soldier 'M1 20 OF
GLAND the United States service
Instructions 1 rom p t furnished with all the proper
emitted to pensions bounty land under VINO are
cure :, snaa ahe early appeatian in order IN ss
can s ba sa action upon their claims. W Sc
er David Fultz.) ''''s at tue Office ofmy faith
1iafch 81 ioo6.-tf. MARSHAL K. FuITy
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THESE PMS pJ7pfuv n,,n

4
These famous Pills are expressly combined to o,a.
i"ao o4 tue stomach, the liver, the Kidneys tn
rangemen IN the functions purifying the blood H.
forms. 1AeeaSc III VII ~
U1SPEPSiA AND LIVER COMPLAINTS.
Nearly hal. the human race have taken these pin.
IL mas been proved in all parts of the world, thal
o opj N mas h been found equal to them in cases Of dis
paints generally They soon give healthy tone u
tn a organs, however much deranged and when an
other means have failed A "D@
,GEAERAL DEBLITY. Ill HEALTH
many OF the most despotic Governments have r.
pehed Their Custom Houses to the introdnct;on
theso fis that they may become the medicine Of
oe masses. Learned Colleges admit that this ued
enc Is the best remedy ever known for ncrsons -
adeata health or where the system has be, :, aip.
relief. NY io'ei iah 10 anoEa
r o III a Il Il COMPL AINy.S
; 10 fenaie young or old should be without I'm
eeleoIaeea medicine 1t corrects and regulates ,hs
ii iof courses at all periods, acting in many casas
IKE ciafm 1t is also the best and safest nsd I"Ses
aaI can De given to children of all ages and for anv
complaint consequently no family Should be vs,l.
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Dl1N'IISIR !.

A. Rs. ARTHUR, Graduate
s.aAa Brick Row, where he woalt. call
HE attention Of all needing Denial substitute
10 his beautiful specimens of BLOCK Tk ETH
with continuous gums These teeth, from the
comfort with which they may be worn, as well
IS their superior beauty, possess great advantage
over Artificial Teeth now in use. All the va
rious operations o. Dental Surgery performed
,qih strict reference to pefnanency.
REgEfEssEs- Prof's. p. Il. Austin, A. Nj.
NJ. D., D. d. S. Dean of the Faculty, and
fof. Chaplin \. Harris, M. D., d. D. s., Ba,i,
more, MD.
Sann,on, May /, 1854.
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sTARTLIN6., BUT TRUEl
WARNING TO EVERY SENSIBLE
WOMAN.

WHY FEWALES SUFFER- IN HEALTH
M woman Of delicacy is willing to disclose the
IN peculiar ailments incident to her sex, even To
most intimate family physician.
This modesty and delicacy is impl TAINTED by nature
and neither should nor need be subjected the
shocks ineyitablci in making known to the other sex
those ailments belonging exclusively to tie fe-
male.
Exceptin extreme cases, her senstiYeness villsac-
riiice her health rather than herdeiicacy.
=, lac consequences are serious, amentabe, and
lifelong.
Thus what at first could have been easily remctied
ofpefhaps better still, not incurred becomes COM
Iication ofdisoases, not only running the health OF
the mother, and enbtterihg her days by sickness
ana suffering, bat entang broken constitutions up
her children, and embarrassing il not distresslngt
the business and pecunary prospects oil the husband.
Let avery sensible woman
TAKE WARNING Nv TINE.
Gas thousands have none) by the bitter experience
and suierngs ofolhcrs, OF the dreadful conscoueu-
ccs she entails upon herself and these dearcd to
her, by her ignorance of the simplest and pla nest
rules OF health connected with the MAJ iu state
the violation of which entails disease suffering and
misery.
How many are suffering from true ions orirre,
ularites peculiar to the female svstem which under
mine the health, the effects of which they are ignor
ant and for which their dclicacy forbids seeking
medical advice! How many suffer from 1,golopsas
ntert Calling of the womb) or from Foar aiJus
Weakness debility, &c.r! How many are in constant
agony for many months preceding confinement
low many have dill cult, if not dangerous ,dclive-
res rs, and slow and uncertain recoveries!
10 the question. how these to be prevented?
"nat shaii be done? the answers simple
hetefefY Woman ascertain FOR herself without vio-
renee to her deeacv the nature and character of the
ai'meht eto which she female is subiec) the eau
ses rom winch 1t may arise. and the pIoperremedios
lor ITS cure and future prevention.
This she DOLBY possessing a little volume (al-
ready possesseeby thous nj } which tells her what
is the matter, and tells her what to dofor it. in SIM
pte put ehaste words and such as she under
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MoVEiEH s. CHAMBERLAIN

a hs now receiving per Schooner Fairfax and
IA other vessels, their '"'
FAIL. ss'esCsG CT GOODS,
comprising large and very genepal assortment. a.
ollows W
los Iihds o. r and Muscayaao Scears:
lated do cav o ''"u-
80 Boxes double refined Loaf do
l3a fihds Muscoyado aud Sugar House Molassas,
10 Bbls prime New Olieaus do:
25 q :. Golden Syrup;g
AS Bags Green Rio Coffee;
ioo = Old Java, Maricabo and Hhte Laguira do;
100 Halt Chests Gunpd Imperial Youn@ Hvson
and Black Ieas-the larger portion of recent inpor-
tatlons, and from medium to extra fine quality
70 Barrels Rice;
% Casks Sup Carb Soda;
35 Boxes CASTLE Soap;
Transparent Soaps; ~
100 :. Tallow Candles;
l25 " Adamantine do;
s5 q Family Pearl Starch;
% Chocolates;
IS +" Mustard;
100 Coils Rope;
$50 Bags Shot, assorted Nos;
$50 Kegs Sporting Powder;
As Bags grain Pepper
20 -. Pimento
so Boxes Ground Peppers
10 BALES soft shell Almonds
10 = Iiberts
rs 8. Cream Nuts;
l50 Boxes assorted Candies
100 Barrels no Mackerell
As :. Train Oil
$50 Kegs Pure Lead
ESQ Boxes GLASS; 8 by 10 and 10 hv.la.
Barrels Putty, in Bladders;
8 Casks Backing;
As Boxes Maccaroni;
800 500 Ream rs. single and double Wrapping Paper
100 .. Ruled, Cap aud Letter do;
1900 Sacks Fine and Ground Alum Salt
Haylg made our principal purchases previous to
the advance in goods generally, enables us conf
aen'iy 10 say TO our customers and merchants gene
rally, visiting this market, that Ye can supply them
iuiiy as cheap as goods OF same quality can be
bought IN Baltimore. We respectfully ask an ov-
animation Of our Stock. "'N "n OK
MoNElGH CHAMBERLAIN.
Sept %, 1855. 7.'eAa'uii'' d.
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IIelmbold's Genuine Preparations.

HELMBoLD'S HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUGuU
For diseases Of the Bladder and Kidneys, Secret
Diseases, Structures, Weaknesses, and at diseases
the Sexual Organs, whether in Maize or Female, from
whatever cause they may have originated, and no
matter of how long standing.
lfyou have contracted the terrible disease which,
when seated in the system, will surely go dewn
from generation to another, undermining the con-
situation and sapHing the very vital fluids Of life.
do not trust yourself in the hands OF Qaaess, WHO
start up every day in city ike this, ard ill the
papers with glaring iilsehoods too well calculated
to deceive tie young, and hose not acquainted with
the TRICKS GU cannot be too careful in the seiec
tioa ol Il relned N these eases.
The fluid E1tlaet Baellu has been pronounced by
eminent physicians tn. greatest remedy known
1t is Il medicine perfectly pleasant in it, TASTE ans
very innocent in its action, and yet thorough thai
it ailnhates every particle OF the rank ard poison
gas virus OF this dreadful disease; and, unlike other
remedies, does dry UP the disease in the
blood
Constitutional Debility, brought on by SELF abuse,
a most terrible disease, which has brought thousands
OF the human race to untiney graves, thus blasting
the brilliant hopes Of PARENTS and bli5hting in the
bud the glorious ambition OF many noble youth. can
BE- cured BY this ln,aiible Remedy. Ana as a medi-
cine which mast benefit everybody from the simply
Slecale TO the confined and despairiug invalid, nc
equal is TO be found acting both as a Cure and pre-
veEtivc.
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COMPOUND FL iD EXTRACT
SARSAPARILLA.

For Purifying the Blood, ren,ociny all diseases ari-
sing froa excess Of Mercury, exposure and iapra-
deacs IN fe, chroaic Constitutional disease, arising
from IMPURE safe Of the Btood and the only red
able and cGeead{ koiea remedy for the Of Scfo-
fafu, .'aH R6esm Seaid Head, Uiccroitoas OFT
Throat md Legs, Pafas and Seefiings fHo Bones,
3eaer PiH,otes the Face, agG all Scaty Erayttons
Of the .Skie.
This rtcie Is prescribed by some of the most
distinguished physicians in the country, and has
proved more eiicieat in practice than any prepare
ton Of Sassapar.lla yet offered to the public
Several cases OF secondary Syphilis Merelrial and
Serohlous diseases have entirely recovered ia the
incurahe wards OF our Public Institutions which had
| for many years resisted every mode of treatment
that could be devised flese cases furnish striking
examples of the salutary elects OF this medicine il
arreatine Of the most inveerae disease, after
! the glands We're destroyed, and the bones alrcad
affected.
Norlog.-Lettars from responsible Physicians
and Professors OF several Medical Colleges aud GER
tiiicatcs of from patients viii be found accom-
panying both Preparations.
PaTcgs, Fluid Extract of Duchu, 81 per bottle or
bottles for So.
Z" {" q Sarsaparilla, a." +"
equal in strength to gallon ofSyrup OF Sarsapar-
lila.
Prepared and sold by IL. T. IIELMBOLD, Chem
ist, 263 Chestnut Street, near the Girard House
| Philadelphia.
10 be had of and
of Druggists and Dealers everywhere.
AH|eaers directed 10 Proprietor agent recetce i'm
| -ediate attention.
July II, ls55.-1 y.
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lioaomoys Pills are the best remedy kno,a.
IN he aeorld for the foAo,cino. D;sSosos.

Asthma, Diarrh@a, Indigestion Stoneand Co.,
Sewei Complaints, Dropsy, Influenza. Secondar,
ymptons Coughs Colds Chest Diseases, Costiye
ens bl%sfepIla Debility, Fever and Ague Female
vM,eakness, Liver Complaints, Lowness of Spr;,s
i saia ef ma, affections, Worms, of all kinds.
so Waid u. INC Manuiactores of Professor Holloway
~ MAIDEN Lane, New York, and IA Serand 10y,
apn and BY all respectable Druggists and Dealers ~
civead throughout the United States, and the
81 nacb "oiia' In boxes, at rs cents, 62 cts and
"a There considerable saving by taking tho
~, n. a. directions for the guidance of patien 10
every disorder affixed to each hoy pawn - =
May 5, IS55-Iy IVA
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OLEOWAY'S Pill
WHY ARE WI CJIIr .

It has been The lot of human race To ho ,,,,, :,
d d.3TI by disease and suffering. HoLLOWAY,s
fiLLs are specially adapted to the relief Of ns.
gh, the aefeo"s, the delicate, and the inrm of al
eles, ages, sexes, and constitutions Professor HI
ioway personally superntends the manufacture ~
ms inedicnes in the United States and offers the.
10 tree and enlightened people, as the best remedy
ele "otlo ever saw tor the removal Of disease.
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JOSEPH GRIMES.
ym.orter and Wholesale and Retail

DEALER IN
Wines, Brandes. and Domestic Liquors,
Ygs EEPs constantly on hand, and for sale Oh
IT, % satisfactory terms, large and General as
sortnenl OF Liquors OF the very best ard pur.
est that the world affords. Al persons, there
fore, can be supplied by giving him call at
No. IS, King Street, Alexandria, Va.
None need fear of being deceived, or OF get
ting all impure article.
Sept 25 ,iS54-ly
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STAPLE GOODS At WRITE e.
ID AfI,tI lNlis

rsLANKGTs, flannels, Casinets, Choking Cloth.
- rictinp. }rown and bleached Stectngs aud
S6irtings. Manchester and Common CHECKS, Brown
I'd snd Heaehed Drills Linen and Cotton Table Lin
ems. Irish Linens, Tuweliiags. sack flannela, spot
fed Fannels, de.
S1anntom. Nov. 3, ls55.
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DISGOIITInN

The eoPbartniershp heretofore existing be.w..,
n Cochran Gs o under the style and firm Of 9.
ny NM, nhta. consent All outstanding accnun, INST,
paes 70 q y Cochran aud Ii lnow"n are
lie promptly ehar are earnestly requested to set
desirable to close up the business of the o as very
G. I. COCHRAN
Staunton, April 2s, 1853 BUTLER.
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Important Notice.

INHE acting partner in the firm of Steiner, Bros.
l. Co., Clothing Establishment in stanton,
open large Wholesale establishment his services
VIII necessarily be needed there. Those who are
indebted therefore 70 them in this community, are
earnestly requested to come forward and settle their
respective dues by the LIST of January next, as he
viii be compelled to leave the LIST February All
open accounts or notes unpaid by the lst OF January
VIII bel placed in the hands of Hartman Bell Tor
collection. 1t is hoped that those knowing them
obviate this dsagreeab peccssity will be both to
the interest OF them and the undersigned
The business OF the concern here Will be carried
on by our present clerk, Mr.. Leyanstehe.
The Country Merchants are particularly reaues-
ted TO call in at our Baltimore House, No. $40 Bal
tmore Street where they will lind the largest as
sortment OF clothing ever offered in the city.
STEINER, BROS. d co.
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Make Money While yo, r. -.

WE, the undersigned, are nre,.roa .
in Instructions to all who wish to maxi furnish
esx and respectable manner for the oneH
to ea@nenee OF ONE dollar The capital required s
oay ten or sen doars so that ahv o peopose is
gaEe IN 1t; All letters addressed to n unv may en-
turn m edfi1sSd VIII be promptly answered bv G ps
coed. iteissItIuclons as to pro-
Aug. IS, ls55.-st# '1ses'a county, Va.