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De1itistrU.

rTHE UNDERSIGNED offers his xsss
IL services TO the citizens Of Ba-
ton Rouge and the adjoining Par- VI ILIYTp
ishes. He " prepared tc execute all manner o.
dental operations on the most approved and
Scientific principles known to the PROFESSION. J.
Being graduate Of the Baltimore College of
Dental Surgery, and with several years practical
experience In his profession, he feels warranted
in saying that II he does not give satisfaction no
charge will be made, Strict attention gives TO
irregularities Of childrenssteeth.
N-rER Ms REAsUNABLE No charge made
Cor professional advice.
eW0fiea hnars~-fram so'elock A. NJ, TO 8 p. NJ
4 tW- W-0fsF3tE--Secead Floor of Heromun's
B,sact Bwilsfaq Tf'ttate Eatrauce ou Fsof.ida
Street. IiBlyaa-tf,l u. .FsTArLnR, D. DIS.
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Hpssse furnishings.

HDMsG furnishings.
Nv ATER Cisterns, Drippers and Ewers
w oval, octagon and coored Hall Lamps ;
enameled Stew Pans; block tin and iron
Sauce Pans; turned brass Preserve Ket-
ties: castiron and earthen Spiitoons; oval,
square and Gothic Walters; Salvers and
Tea Trays; Lamp Globes; Glimners and
Wick rich center table French Busters
common Yankee ditto common, wooden
Furnished, Brittania and silver plated Ia
Bile Castors, at MoNrAN 4 HueuEr.
mays. Church street.
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10 Architects, Builders. Planters, Sc.
THE UNDERSIGNED would inform
L the public that they have in the City
Of Baton Rouge, one of the largest and
best machine shops in the United States
for the manufacture Of every description OF
SASH DOORS, BLINDS, MOULDINGS 4:
Turning, planning, Tongueng and Groov-
ing and that they are fully prepared to
contract for the erection OF Building &c.
~ Orders filled with neatness and des-
patch on the most reasonable terms.
julyil. BROWN & FOREST
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BATON ROUGE
Dying and Securing Establishment

fTHH subscriber having removed to the corner
! of Third and Florida Sts., Is now prepared TO
do work entrusted TOLLS care in the neatest and
most wofktnanlike manner: 8t.
Old Clothes are almost made New.
He is prepared to dye for the Ladies 4 Gentlemen
LADIES.
Grape shawls, dyed OF color restored, NO ma tier
what color; Silk Dresses shawls Mantillas, Bar
eges, Parasns, cleaned, dyed or repaired; Leg
horn Bonnets, dyed or washed.
GENTLEMEN
Cassimeres, Mtrinos, Alpaca, Cloth Clothes,
either cleaned, color restored or dyed to any
color preferred, with despatch and neatness
mayT N. H0EsLI, Dyer.
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.sOH TIE A NO.
Worker in Tin, Copper ana Sheet Iro

WUEK5E III IIHI UUppET ana 6HeGt ITUn !,
Third street opposite Beups 6ab1s.
TsHE subscriber respectfully informs his friends
Il and the public generality Of this and adjdin.
ing parishes, that he is prepared to execute all
WORK in the above branches in the best workman
like manner. He Is ready at all times to make or
repair steam supply, cold water, escape and stove
pipes, tin roofing or cooper cutters and spouts,
or copper valleys for eorDices, made and put up
at short rfotice Always on hand general as
sertment Of Tin ware, sugar house lamps, lanterns
oil cans, &c. A1irepairing promptly attended to,
Ali orders from the country will be promptly at
tended. noyt2 JOHN TILAHO,
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Carriages and Harness.

ETaHE SUBSCRIBER hav. -.
4 ing completed his spaei ttFs
GUS Ware House, and Manu-. sa.ssi 80 =
faettuv, is now opening the most complete
assortment Of Carriages and Harness ever
offered to purchasers id this vicifity, and
would call the attention Of his friends and
the public generally To bis assortment and
to examine his stock before purchasing
elsewhere.
vow IN STORE.
Caleche and Close Coaches
2and Seats Bretts
Rockaways and Barouches;
Slide ard Single Seat Buggies
With and without tops
With splendid assortment Of double and
Single Harness, Whips to match
Also, Stage. Wagon and Cart Harness,
Blind Brides, Collars, Hanes &c.
A II of which will be sold as low as they
can be purchased at any house in the South
My facilities for repairing are unsur-
passed in all the Branches, and continu-
ahce of patronage is solicited.
| have in store a full assortment of iron
comprising Flat. Round and Square.
Sheet and Hoop iron, Axles. Springs &c,
Balcony and Gemetafy Railings made to
order, of the latest style and patterns.
| have also on hand, Cane Wagons and
Carts, Road Wagons, Baggasse and other
light Carts, and all kinds Of Wheelright
work made to order.
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Notice.

Notice.
| TENDER to my patrons sincere thanks
L tor their past liberal patronage and soIi-
citing an extension Of their favors. at the
same time would inform them and the COM
munity at large that have this day asso-
ciated with myself George Forest Of
Plaquemine. The business will be con-
tinued under the name ard firm Of Brown
Il Forest.
Baton Rouge iuly1 ] w. BROWN.
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Uemtal Notice.

THE subscriber continues the practice Of his
L profession, at his office, on La r.u-s-<~r>.
B fayetse IT,, North Of the Harney
House. lie has soextsnded his UYTWv ~
facilities for doing PLATE WORK, ei.L'
as to afford TIE very beet quality OF work, at re-
duced prices. lie IL In possession Of all the re-
cent improvements and discoveries Of The art.
mayT T.FAY, M. u.
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THE MAGIC CORN AND COB MILL

THE MAGIC CORN AND COB MILL II super
L ior TO any heretofore offered for GRINDING
FEED FOR ST0CE. 1t will grind twenty bushels
of stock feed per hour, with the power of one
mule or II will grind six bushels of fine meal
per hour or six bushels ofcorn and cob for stock
feed per hour, with the power Of one mule.
This MAGIC MILL was patented in Septem-
ber 1866, and Is undoubtedly superior to all its
predecessors.
Our prices will be found to be much lower than
other mills Of inferior quality. For sale by
SAMUEL LOCKE, I, and Front Ievee.
New Orleans
Agent for the Manufacturers.
E#~ The above described Mill can be seen at
the store Of r. Il. PUCKET, Church Street, Baton
Rouge, who is the agent for the sale of the
same. The mill can be furnished at any landing
on the river, between New Orleans and Bayou
Sara, for sls-freight included. inay1-1y
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Gke Mlorrilg Comet.
Published Daily lF1ondWs Excepted J
----4@4-s- a&N S----444--
t. Al. PIKE. Editor A Proprietor.
-@A-z-A-- . ~ -----a-s4s4e
Office IN Third Street.

EB~Termss rHE snbscriptioni Is fxed at the
rate ef NJ ae per aiinnni, payable In adyance, or
.Hu 90 At the expiration ofsx months. The Week
1yiaFnhlished ut ~ 30 per aniiptt, Invariably in
.nfyhnee, Both will be punctualIy delivered with
VII The liinits VI the City BY the carrier.
f Adverttsing.-UNs Dollar per square
Tor the hrst Insertion, and half that amount for
ever subsequent tinsertlon-ten lines or less, con-
stitutc square.
~ Yearly Advertisina.-- a.--Aferehant ira
aders, and others, will be contracted with on the
7tfost reasonable terms.
gTJ0bs Work. --OuR facilities for doing
job Work with neatness and despatch all va
e-ieties pf eeiofs cannot be surpassed by any es-
stHblishnent In the City-~stlcfi d.:
hAwsEHs' BHfHFs-BALb JicKRrs-posfRHs-
HsADs---Bti.I or LAD.Nos--pReuRAMMEs- ELECTION
TiUgsfsA DHuGsssrs LABEIs ID -65iReuLvRs--
and vIsfrfsu 0ARps. For further particulars, we
invite you TO call and see cur specimens.
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architectural Cmos, &f.
9. @. WILSON,,
House. sirn g. Ornamental Painter.

Third street. TIVE doors North Of the Post 0Hlce,
III ITAvING permanently located In Baton Rouge,
IL we would respectfully solicit Ii share Of the
public patronage. Being practicable workmen, we
are to work on the most reasonable terms and In
the best style
ALSO, Granting, Marblng Glazing and Paper
hanging neatly executed.
s5# Plantation work solicited and promptly
attended to. dee1S-y.
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Ais %

.Barkers Force Pumps. Chain Pumps COM
plete, lightning Rods, &c, &c. Call and
examine atsthe old stand New Buildings)
Corner of Main and Church streets.
noy-14 w. r. TUNNARD.
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Dotlge's Warranted Cow ReiIss
THE LARGEST Of which are heard 3 and nnder
L favorable circumstances, over 4 or miles
distant. A good assortment on hand, for sale at
may27. 7 LAaeufER a LAroUg.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-05-07
poeEhridge Voolen Factory For Sale.

NY virtue of deed of trust executed to the under
Is signed Trustee on the 4th OF January last, and re-
corded in the Clerks Office of the Rockbrdge County
Court by John L. Coleman, and by virtue OF the wrt.
ten authority Of the benecaries the said deed
sel by way of public auction the premises ON Sat
nrdav he 34t6 dayo Of Nay next, that very Valuable
PROPERTY. known as the R0CKBRIDGE WOOLEN
FACTORY, together with all ofts Machinery, Rights
and Privileges 1t consists Of some IL or IL Acres OF
Land. on which are situated the Factory, which Is
large Stone Building, q large Frame CLOTH HOUSE, A
Wool HOUSE. THREE GooD DWELLING HOUSES, ana ne
cessary houses The property Is in good condinon
and has all the Machinery, Fixtures, DC, necessary 70
its successful operation in the manufactory OF WU0L'
EN- CLOTH, YARNS, &c. 1t is situated on the WINS
lie Creek which furnishes it good supply OF water
power. about 21% miles from Lexington, and miles
from the terminus of the North River Canal This Is
the only Factory of the kind the county OF
and the Wooden Factory nearest 1t is SO miles distant
The surrounding country produces abundant supplies
of Wool and an excellent Market LOT the ManuIasrea
Product This property, in the hands OF ludlcloqs
Manager can be made one Of the most prontaoie Esap
lishments in this section of the country.
Possession will be given on the day OF sale. Inc
Sale will be made subject 10 be confirmed a the neA'
Sept Term of Rockbridge Circuit Court IN the Cnan,
Gerry suit of John NJ Patterson vs. John L. Coleman ana
Others brought to subject the Property to payment
of membranes subsistng against it.
TERMS The Property will be sold for cash in hand
sufficient to pay the expenses Of sale and for the resi-
due on acredf of one two three and four years the
purchaser giving bond with good security the title re-
~ 3. ]. Il. McoAMPBELL, Trustee.
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e1O OnA WORTH OF yALUBLE,
FASHIONABLE AND USEFUL

FURNITURE, WARES AND FURNISHING OF
THE POWHATAN HOUSE AT AUCTl0N.-0n
THURSDA Y tie Sh Of My at 10 o'clock. A. NJ, at
the Powhaian House. Broad and II tn Streets In the
city Of Richmond, will be sold the entire stock of Fur
uture and Furnishing of every kind in the House. COM
prisng large assortment of really valuable and ex-
cellent Furniture, consisting in part as follows:
Chamber FarnitWe-l50 French, Curtain and Cot
tagc single and double Bedsteads la5 Beds and Bed
hoeany Bureaus; so Washstands; 50 Mahogany Ward
robes Pine do Chairs, Tables, Looking Glasses,
Drawers, and 100 pair Curtains, Shades, &C ~
Drapiag Roont.--Long Mahogany Extension Tables,
and Table Fans Chairs, Carpets Mating, Linen Gut
iery Silver China and Glass Ware &c-a large varie-
Nv Of rich and elegant articles lgLa2h1
ParIor.--l splendid Piano, (Nunns Il Clark 81 +;
Rich Damask Curtains and Shades; fine Carpets and
Oil Cloths; Mahogany Spring Lounges and Sofas; /
splendid Damask Plush Sofa Rich Spring Seat Chairs
Gilt Mirrors, Chandeliers, &c, &c. 'leef
0fcs-Chairs, Desks, Pictures, Frames, &c. -.
Bar Room-Fixtures, Glass Ware, and Heavy Cut
Glass Decanters, &c, &c. s,g e .t''. H.si
Kitchen Furniture md Appliances complete. y.
Omnibus and 3 very fine horses, &c. tse ~.
The whole of this Furniture is nearly new, and of
the best description selected with and taste,
and has been bu, little used.
Persons wishing to purchase good and fashionable
Furniture will do well to attend the SALE as It will be
tpithout reserve. I-p '- .'-t. ~.
The sale will be continued from day to day, at the
same hour until completed. tsg rn q
TERMS Sums Of $50 and under, cash: over that
amount and under $500, months credit; over 5000,
months credit the credit to be for negotiable notes,
with approved endorsement, and interest added Z,
III mod o. ~ JOHN DARRAC0TT
TAYLOR & WILLIAMS, Aucts ~ 2H
NJ tSsl If d
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STAUNTON SPECTATOR AND GENERAL ADVERTISER.1
THRUST SALE OF A VALUABLE
!. il lDWEIIdNCr tHOUSE AND LOT AND nr1ER |

THRUST SALE OF A VALUABLE
4 DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT. AND orHER
PROPERTY. in Sanntoa.-By virtue of deed of trust
executed to me by Thomas 2. Eskrdge and wife, will
sell on Wednesday the It'll Of Aay, in the town of Staun
ton. the MANSION HOUSE of the said Eskridge, and
the grounds thereto attached This property consists
of about Acres of highly improved grounds, new
and commodious BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, q
Kitchen Servants Houses Stabling large lee house.
and other necessary Out.buildngs Altogether this
is one Of the most beautiful and desirable residences in
this vicinity combining in its location the advantages
of both town and country.
will also on the same day offer for sale the MIL
PROPERTY of the said Eskridge, situated opposite
the American Hotel and adjoining the Railroad Depot
1t consists of lot and spacious building erected
thereupon designed for Steam FIGURING MILL but
very suitable for Warehouse purposes
Also, q Lot, in the town of Staunton, on the west
side of the cross street leading from Beverly street. at
the "Newtown Pump
Also all said Eskrdges interest in and to parcel of
Land estimated to contain 81 acres purchased by him
of Miss Sarah A. Fuller situated about s miles from
Staunton, and adjoining the lands of Geo. W. Mowry
and the Bear-wallow tract
TERMS Arrangement have been made to allow
uery liberal credit upon the real moderate hand
payment excepted-upon the purchaser giving bond
with approved security for the principal purchase mo-
new and the payment of interest thereon yearly from
the date of sale The title will be reserved as ultimate
security The terms will be fully made known on the
day of sale. ~. JAMES II. SKINNER,
Anril 20 JS5S-ow .rt..-tt 81 ,.He Trustee
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DIED,

On Tle>da, morning last, Mr.. C,iAElHs L. CusHSe,e
this .lace
Gu TUESDAY night, the s,h'l. Mr. Gnoaer GosroS
On, II toe oldes, citizens u as ii.y.
In S;ock,ca cALfrni,, the zsa 81. MarSt isst tir
SAguEL c. GRoys, crnei IFS dla cu, agsG % least
On The md irst.. afcr rcractcd siiness. nv BE-
SAsD PsYIoN, the ado'.ted If MR.. n Mr. NGl' Il,
Psy;cn. He Was q child OF reina sa5le rom =
s;rigii- and in'tllgen senle. a!sec.ionse, ami IL
Cord be loosed. OF the Golden Bowl be broken,
oil ,he tender Ties hat were woven around the hea
VI ais Pa en,s and nose who knew him are severeG.
Ills meuorv viii ioag be cherished bv ine hs.ls c.;
Gle ;h., loved him; bu ne is gone where he ~ieke'
cease from troubling ana the wear, ~ rest.
His parents feel dee their loss yet be lord los
eth whom ne chusjene,h' The brightest tower mas
Jade and the gentle winGs that bring peac and JOY Is
our hearts viii sing the requiem mis- quiet an'
lonely grave. -
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A SrpE CuRE FOR A FELoN.-When. the soreness
first commences or even when fur advanced, 1t can b.
relieved and entirely cured b. holding the hnger o.
part afflicted in Perry Davis Pain Killer for halt al
hour. 1t has been thoroughly tested, and proves
never failing remedy A teon is troublesome thing
and we would advise all troubled tie test the RENE
dy. , l..
PERRY DAVIS PAN KILLBR.-The thousands wh'
have been relieved Us web the thousands who hsy,
the most unbounded confidence in Perry Davis Vege
table Pain Killer will read among our special notice
this week. another of the additional evidences OF tn
power of the application We are doing an act Of h.
mani,y, when we urge every family to possess then
selves Of it.-Ba6al0 Csristian Adroeats. Ga.
Sold by all Dealers in family medicines, and by JAS
G. Land and j. C. NJ. MERRrLArr, Druggists, Staunon
Nav :, 1S5j-2ws.
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C,PECIAL NOTICE OF NEW GOODS for Ladies
- Dresses AT very reduced prices all Of which are Of
new patterns and designs, and which we invite pur'
chasers call and examine for themselves; they may
rest assured they buy lower prices than has eye'
been offered in this lace, State, our motto beng
small profits and quick sales The following comprises
in part, some Of our d Il ESS q OOIlS; PaiDteC
Lawns at 10 cents yard and finer grades yard wide
Ginghams at ~ cents. and finer grades; yard wide
Cacoes ut ia cents, and inner grades Pri ned Shat
lies from 20 to 90 cents solid and fgd Be; ages from
l21 TO 50 cents solid black Ber,ges solid lack Grape
Depary, solid black Lawns, black SiAs 81 = cents;
plaid summer Silks at 6G1, . and s,1I yard
plain, ehangabe and hgd Silks at very low prices
muslin Debages, for travelling dresses at 2DS cents
yard; plain Mslins, black ut lsl to so cents; solid
Musns for collars, from rs cents upwards yad wide
plaid 0rgandy Lawns at 1881 cents; plaid u Sins a,
is cents plain and tgd Swiss; silk stripe Shallies
plain blue Berages at 50 cents; solid pink blue buff
and green Ginghams striped Linens for children, at
1891 cents; ladies' Mantas at all prices with gen
era variety of cheap Goods, which we will sell
az low prices for cash, or to good customers
MRS. SMITH has variety of the newest and mos
fashionable Bonnets on hand Mourning Bonnets al
ways on hand aud made to order.
GEORGE W. SMITH
Staunton Nav 2 ls5G.-3tss
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Astonishing effects Of one bottle, in an ~
.rayated case of Dyspe osia.

Dear During the last five years have been q
fic;ed with Dyspe, STA, in lis mos, aggravated forn
and have used wi,hoW receiving AM benefit hereton
ever remedy recommended for thar disease In fac
was afflicted so badlY has nany occasions was -
great dcayer Of GgSg iom sufocetion, in consequent
Of The Use of matter in ms throat. aud all efforts h
reliefwere IN vain. Al last induced, through u.
lands German Bi,ters," and assure you the amoan
of relief have received from the Of only one bo
tie is astonishing and compels me to say that woIi
not be without the Bitters for any money, am
through their use, enjoying better health than have
ELIZABETH GAUL,
ToDr G.. NJ jackson No. IL, Carriers Alley.
For sale by JAMES G. LAIRD and J. e. NJ. MERRrLArr,
Druggists, Stanton, aud by Druggists generally
MAY Z lS56.-2MS.
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WE are now receiving large and splendid Stock
w ofSTAPLE AND FANCY DRHG00DS,eon-
,istng in part Of
S6rtings and Sheetings, of every description,
Plaid, striped and plain Cottons, for servants
Large stock linen Ducks and Drills,
TicEings Osuaburgs, and furniture Plaids,
Table Damasks, bleached and brown, sl4,
Napkins, Towelings, and Diapers, r
Large stock Irish Linens, +'9 a.s tfa
Table Covers and Curtain Materials,
Prints, Ginghams and Lawns,
Alpaccas, Bombazines, and de Beges,
de Lanes, plain and fg'd Bereges,
Organize Muslins and LaconetIs,
Silks, plain, black and fg'd,
Ribins, Bonnets, Gloves and Hosiery, of all kinds,
Lace, Muslin, Cambria and Grape Collars and
Mantillas, Shawls and Scarfs Sleeves,
Parasols, Umbrellas and Fans,
Cloths Cassimeres and Ves,ings,
And many other things too tedious to mention. Al
so, large stock of Hardware, Queensware, Boots,
Shoes Hats, Groceries, &c, &c. all of which will
be sold very low.
Deerfield Va April %, 1S56,-6ts,
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.,g- Wistar,s BaIsam of Wild Cherry .as,

From Tie Editor Of the germoat Joarnal Jane %, 1855.
ws,ar's Balsam of Wild Cherry has become one OF
the established institutions of the country During tn
ten years Dr. Fowle has been the proprietor OF thu
valuable medicine it has been constantly sainlne
ground in the public confidence. Persons personally
known 10 us have used it with signal success. AT
though we have ourse had occasion 10 try IT'S ma
dcinal virtues do not hesitate, from what we kno"
of the exuerepce of Others to pronounce this Basai
one of the mos eicaeious OF remedies for the Astnn
and Affections Of the Lungs. Physicians-any OF the
best of them,-are in the habit Of uslngit
None genuine unless signed |. BUTTS on the wrap
per. g.,
Boston, Propretors Sold by their agents everywhere
For sale in SSaunton, by JAMES g. LAIRD ana pr' .
c. NJ MsRRILArr May z, 1S56.-lt
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-05-07
Farm FOR sALE.-The sud

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-The SUBJ
scriber being DESTROYS Of removing West still of
fers for SALE privately the Farm which he now re-
Sides situated on the Staunon and James River Turn
pike, about two miles West Of waypesboro containing
i64 Acres 40 of which Is well Tmbered, and the bal
ancs in fne state of cultivation. The Improvement
consist Of Large Frame DWELLING HOUSE, in
good repair with seven rooms conveniently arranged
good Barn, Stable, &C.. together with all necessary
Out buildings; Well of water in the yard. and two
Springs near the Barn. 1t has fine Orchard Of excel
lent Fruit sfl.ff, ,.,af sa
The location of this Farm is very desirable it being
within two miles of two Depots on the Virginia Central
Railroad, and like distance from two large Merchant
Mills in the centre of different Churches and Schools,
renders it very convenient and object worthy the
attention of those disposed to purchase.
Terms accommodating, ard made known on applica-
ton TO af .,.. ~ GEO. w. DEAL.
Anil SO 1S5R- IF u,
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: NATIONAL HOTEL.
SOUIH-SLDE. MAIN STREET,
STAIINTON. VA.

TINE undersigned having purchased and leased this
i valuable property, formerly known as the Wood
ward House would respectfully inform the pnbc, as
prepared to accommodate their guests in the very best
manner and upon the most moderate terms. !.
THEIR TABLE shall always be supplied with the best
the market affords, and to enable them to accomplish
frui. and vegetable Gardens in The Valley. o'As
THEIR STABLE which is cassed second to will lal
ways be supplied with the best provender and good
tentive 0stlers, = 4 j q Af Ll- - ~
PASSENGERS who stop at this House, desiring to take
the Cars entirely free from the noise, &C., to which
Railroad Houses subject and they can always rest
assured Of getting their meals and reaching the Depot
in time to secure tickets and choice seats. ~,
An OMNIBUS will always be found at the Railroad
Depot the arrival ofthe Cars to take the passengers
to and from the House, free Of charge.
+,s W. J. HUNTER & CO., Proprietors.
C n 4f
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CATTLE MARKE

CATTLE MARKET Bqltimors MayI 2.-For Beei
Cattle prices are well maintained There aboa;
AVS head offered YESTERDAY az the scales of which
were sold for New YORK, Az for Washington 80 were
left unsold and the balance (3l0 heaS were solo
to Baltimore butchers the bulk prices nging from
Il 25@S5.25 the hoof equal 10 $5.5ad s$lu.25 me-
and averaging 81 81 gross. few very good CATH,
sold AT somewhat higher figure ,hai is given
boye.
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The Female husband, who has crested 50
mneh excitement at Syracuse, and was sentenc-
ed to ninety days in the penitentiary, wa.
brought before Judge on Friday, under writ
of aa6eas corpus and discharged. She thanked
the judge, and remarked that she would make
some revelations in few days that would Us
tonish the community. She has promised to
give the Standard history of the whole affair,
and that paper advises its readers to prepare fol-
astonishing developments "Stand1 from un-
der"