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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-03
Sale by GoDDIN l. APPERsoN, Aucta
NH 24-tds -'f

VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON
FRANKLIN STREET, NEAR OLD MARKET,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Wil be sold on WED.
NESDAY, the 9th April, 1856, the premises, COM
mencing at lo'cock p. NJ, If fair, if not the next
fair day. that really valuable property, on the north
side of Franklin street, between Wall and 18th sts,
owned by John Womble, Esq, and formerly used
by him for the Pork business
The lot fronts 100 feet, baek Is feet and has
upon it excellent brick houses covered with slate,
and the Walls of large Brick Warehouse, recently
destroyed by fire, which with some repairs, could
lily be built upon again.
The lot will be divided according to plan to be
hibited at the hour of sale.
The location of the above real estate il admirably
adapted to stores warehouses, tobacco factories
rage houses, or indeed any other business-as It's
proximity to the Central Railroad Depot City Hotel
and Old Market renders it excellent stand for bu-
siness.
TeRms-One-fourth cash; balance at 4, and u
months for negotiable notes. interest added, secured
by trust deed The taxes for the present year to be
paid by the purchaser - -
an 3 GODDIN l. APPERSON, Aucts.
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Eh,s SALE OF VALU
" ABLE REAL ESTATE IN CITY OF RICH

~ ABLE REAL ESTATE in CITY OF RICH.
MOND, AND ADJACENT THERETO.-As Com
nissoners appointed by decree ofthe Circuit Court
of the city Of Richmond, in the case of O'Neils
e1or.,s against ONeil &c, pronounced on the 18th
ton on the premises, in the order advertised. on
TUESDAY, the 18th April 1856, at O'Clock, p M, if
real estate in the city Of Richmond and county Of
Henrico, being all the real estate of which Bernard
ONe late of the said city, died seized, except that
Neil, viz: ''''0' N'''''N ''' '''' A'N''
LIST. A new Brick and granite-front Tenement on
Broad street. adjoining the Central Ralre ad Depot
now occupied by l.. Antellotti
End: house and lot on Valley and venable streets
occupied by John Hagan. .-4t f=t p s5t
srd. A house and lot on Valley and venable Streets
occupied by Pat Donahoe and others. d + $
4th. Two small Tenements, on Vensble street, in
rear of the above
9TH. house and lot on Valley street, nearly oppo-
site the residence of Jno. Priddy. -
9Th. house and lot on Valley street, near old Dis
ilery.
7th vacant lot on the east side Of Valley street,
9Th vacant lot on the east side of Valley street.
near old Dstillery.
Purcell. Il. 81
10th vacant lot on Poplar street. % feet front be-
tween 18th and l4th streets. ia
tillery. ~ .rssf--s as3 y 5Os~ a =
18th. | house and lot near do. do. ~
18th lot and improvements on 18th street near old
18th ivacant lot ~ feet 'front.' on east of Valley
street, and south of Christian street
18th. vacant lot east side Adams street, on
Union Hill. sa stga
18th. vacant lot south side Pleasant street. on
Union Hill. -55,-r esrgrsi
nth. vacant lot north side Pleasant street., on
Union Hill
18th. house and lot on Union Hill, occupied by
Jim Woodson, a colored man. ii9-7
TERMs.-One-fourth cash; balance at 4, and u
months for negotiable interest added and title
retained till last note is paid and conveyance directed
by the Court. s.5
The taxes for the present year to be paN by the
purchasers. MARMADUKE JOHNSON,
VIM. w. CRUMP,
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Sale conducted by TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aucts
NH n
commissioners SALE OF REAL
" ESTATE NEAR THE WILLIAMSBURG

r. OMMlSSlONER'S SALE OF REAL
- ESTATE NE r. THE WILLIAMSBURG
STAGE ROAD, ABOUT NINE MILES FROM
THE CITY OF RICHMOND.-As Commissioner,
appointed BY decree entered February 9Th 1885, in
the case of Bates guardian against Perkins and 9th
ers in the County Court of Henrico county, shall
proceed on MONDAY, 7th day of April 1856, at IL
O'Clock NJ to sell at public auction at the front door
Of the Court House Of Henrico county, small tract
OF and, consisting of about 81 acres. Said land lies
on the northern side of said road, about half mile
distant from it, with log house thereon and about
one acre of cleared land-the balance in wood, con-
sstipg of pine and oak.
Mr. George Savage, whose lands adioin the said
tract, will take pleasure in showing the premises to
any person DESTROYS of purchasing. :
TERMs-Cash B. w. STARKE, Conn'r.
Sale conducted by
mi 28 TAYLOR L. WT.JIAMC Ar.+s
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NH s---h JN0. J. WEhTH, Ast
For HIRE--Two smaIt but very compe-
tent boys, accustomed TO house service, or they
- IS. -.n = % j 4. &s s5SsTi
CSC. Al; xWEsT's PTBLIGATIONs!
PATTON HEATHs REPoRTs Of the Special
Court OF Appeals, containing Dsested Index of
- sttans Reports frem vol to IL. Inclusive
Scu pages, printed on the finest sized and calen-
81 WEDNEsDAY, ApRua
RICHMOND IN BY-GONE DAYS: beinv IN. D.
minIscences Of an Old Citizen-l vol dSodecimo
rs pages, 81.
TIE AZ Rssfi sns s Il qsd d
Of Madame Reyband. By Mrs. NJ. Harrison Rob.
inson
.,-ss, GEO M WEST lash street.
LNINE HAVANA CIGARs--O OF the follow.
L ing brands can be had Of CHARLES RICHARD.
SON American Hotel, corner 1lth and Main streets
La Fler de Las Carolina London and common
La Purisma, London size
Cuatro Sobrinas London and opera
Rio Hondo, common size
Pslmetto-Panetelas
ALSO-Genuine Eagle Extra and La Clarita Extra
Principe Cigars Ailwarranted genuine.
NI TIERS MAGAZINE FOR APRIL-price 10
sent per snsle soPy and 81 per year, received at
ALso-WGNsLoW's NEW WORK. THE IN
QUlRER DIRECTED
THOUGHTS AND APOTHEGNIS fra.a the wri-
THE THEOLOGICAL ENCYcioPEDIA, trans
lated from the Work of Herzosg by Bornberger
SUMMER OF THE PEsTlLENCE, by Rev. 9.
d. Armstrong; so cts. sp 2-5t
A PPLEs, UNIONS aud SHED POTA-
"A TOES, for sale by .. -s.-.
b. WARDWELL L CO,
ap 2--5t- On Cary. bstween 18th and 18th SITS.
INKIENDS OF TIE NORSF.--5lne ond
II PIsss Ill 80 = MSxNTiS,a I . lTE E
SPRING HEEL Ann DET IA Cos x HGRSE
SHOE ure.t ;nuan,ion E - 49, -, s. 20 "a 49,
nobIe animal IT, he saan ~ ths Erha, Us Hatsi
Reading Room through this w.sk from "a IN p M
''v4''S una ''"'e '''"'' J0r sac + RoyNroN
y -. A.eoIHey IoI aeentee.
v 81 u l. % BUlLDlNSi LOTS ON
GRACE STREET, FOR SALE-We offer for
sale privately lot OF ground, situated within the
closure, at the Fair Grounds, at the southwest
ner OF GIace and Pine streets fronting 50 feet and
running back l55 feet to q 20 feet alley.
This one of the most beautiful building lots in the
whoie range and will be sold upon favorable credit
as to the greater part Of the purchase money.
Apply 10 TAYLOR WILLIAMS,
ap 4 -ot Auctioneers.
II ri NDS nm T'Ij 4 RTRI- n CATTSF
II and of Sunday Schoo1s nov xi.;,;ng tbs c;tv
will find AT PRICE CIRn0Zn,S Rih1a nsno.3;'
tory and BOOKSTORE corner Main and Ith .treets on
poste the American Hotel. the ehean and exceIlept
publications of the
american american bids bids society,
Amercan Sundsy sehooi Union,
american ~ act oocley' .-..s-
p bvahgencai hnowieags society,
MI Lfespyterau ooalo sna rresbyterlan House;
ut.ndsrd RsIisous a1J M;acs.n assosmens OF
s S helgoGs ana Mlscenaheous Lterature.-3
STRANGERS are invited to visit our store during their
.oIo0.- ~ va. o-.y. az 81
SELDEN Il MILLER, GROCEkS AND
- COMMISSION MERCH4fNTS AND IMPORT
ERS AND DEALERS IN FINE OLD VINES.
LIQUORS, SUGARS AND TEAS, corner Pearl and
No..
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rONIMIssIONEK,s 5 LIE OF1sa
~ ACRES OF LAND IN HENRICQ u MILES

N
ABOVE RICHMOND, NEAR CHICKAIOMTNY
SWAMP.-By virtue Of decree of the Superior
Court of Chancery for the Richmond Circuit. pro-
nounced on the 9th February, 1885, in the case Of
Smith and Kennedy against Alley, and of an amen
datory decree entered in the same cause the 3rd of
was thereby appointed commissioner for the pur-
pose will offer for sale at public auction, FOR cash on
FRIDAY, the llth day of April. 1856, before the
front door of Henrco Courthouse, (beng court day
at the hour Of u O'Clock, the Tract of Land TO-
ferred to ia the bill of the plaintiff Containing by
survey 1862 scres being part of the tract Of
land of which jesse Puryear at the date Of said do
resided and that part thereof laid off and assign
ed to Smith and Kennedy by decree of said Court in
the suit of said Smith and Kennedy against Jesse Pur-
year The title to said land is believed be perfect
but the undersigned will sell only the commission.
of the Court, and convey only with the usual
special warranty. A. b. HUTCHINSON,
; Sheriff of Henrico and Commissioner.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN l. APPERsoN, Ancts.
p. g. 1t is probable that on the day Of sale an ar
rangement can be made to give a reasonable credit
for three-fourths of the purchase money
NH 20 g. IA.
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TRUST SALE OF BRICKS, BRICK.

Sale conducted by E. B. Cook & Co., Aucts.
NH % VS.. a.. -.'-
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BETWEEN THE PARTS
MISS CLARA KEAN will perform l.. Id. GoTTs.
cHicK's celel rated Grotesque Fantasia, the
LIMITATION OF THE BANJO"
Which vas received with immense applause
in New York
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-06-11
SOUTHERN PROTECTION
Alexandria, Va.
CAPITAL nearly 900 900,

THHE Charter Of this Company offers more favorable
advantages to the farmer and others than any 9TH
er Company chartered in the State, by insuring with
or without o premium note. If the applicant prefer, ne
can pay the full amount Of the premium in cash or BY
effecting o cash insurance for two years, the insured
saves one-eighth of the amounthew would otherwise have
to pay; or by becoming o member and giving q small
premium note, the insured saves nearly one-half of the
amount charged by Stock Companies, when insuring
from year to year. This Is the advantage resulting
from the combination of the Cash and Mutual Princi-
pie. f'a)
This Company commenced issuing Policies against
loss or damage by fire, on the 18th day of March, 1854,
since which time over six hundred persons have be-
come members of the Company, and are increasing
their business daily; and feel grateful for the liberal
patronage bestowed upon the Company thus far, and
FOR its fattering prospects Of future usefulness. The
Directors hope and believe, that by prudence, caution,
and o rigid system Of economy, they will establish for
this Company q reputation for c~heapness and safety,
not surpassed by any Company in the United States.
IAN differences in settlement Of losses may be deter.
mined by three disinterestedA rbitrators, ofthe County
where such loss happened, to be mutually chosen by
the insured and the Company.
Direct0rs.-H. W. Thomas, Chas. Z. Stuart, S. s.
Masters, Geo. A. Tavcnner, w. D.. Massey, w. T.
Harper, T. T. Hill, James T. Close, Christopher Neale,
Henry Shackelford, Sholto T. Stuart, Edward Sangs-
ter. gr3 .
H. w. THoyAs, Pres. ca. E. STUART, Counsellor.
W. d. MASSEY v. Pres. Gro. A. TAvESSrR, Treas.
- - JAMES T. CLosR, Secretary.
~. Applications for Insurance can be made to our
Agent at Staunton. ). ID. BRoWN, Agent.
I,no 10 1955 Nv.
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.np1xc Nm suMMER CAMPAIGN I'M

- PEADY-MADE CLOTHING.=Rooms orr Of
T,d;aia HoteL-The undersigned begs leave to state,
,bat independent ofall party associations, he presents
himself once more to the public for their kind will anu
saffrages in the purchase Of ReGdy- AaGs G tS% aMsl; ~
Quantity and richness ofmy stock is 10 be the criterion
u secure success, / am assured to carry OH the palm %
victory. | shall use every honorable means to secure
sales, without sacrifice of principles g, e. s, prnSss, in
muH hna;nsss Won can. without endangering your ialr
my Uosiue' Cor consistency, give me a call in the selee,
p .;om os vour Clothing for the approaching season. ana no
can assure you, that ss il will anr be si n % tSs campaign aD ySGs @ with i
my savanrSs Win, but with the motto, 81 must and VIII
s 'Ms Stock comprises more than the usual variety OF
caoS;ny from a cheap SUDnaer Salt, eoSung sz''o' y"
' nrnms then, and give your support to yoST very err o.
bodient servant,
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ROOTS AND HOES

NHEAP BOOT. SHOE, A n CAP STORE
O-FALL AND WINTER q :.
FAUST have just opened their Fall and Winter supply
of Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, &c, to an examination of
which they invite their friends and customers, and the
public generally, feeling condefnt that they can please
the taste of the most fastidious. In style and prices
they cannot be beat, as has been known heretofore
They call attention particularly to their own manufac.
ture of all kinds of Gentlemen and Ladies' Ware, com.
prising every article in their line of business. and war.
ranted TO be of good quality. i-e
Hats can be bought of them from so conts and up.
wards, and Caps frem l21I cents to the finest-all new
fashion. Also Trunks, Umbrellas, &c. They respect
fully request a portion of public patronage, ~pledging
themselves to do Their best to merit it.
Staunton. Oct. 10, 1854.
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INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF THE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA.,
CHARTERED MARCH II, 1852.
Round CAPITAL S300.0OO,

THIS Company, having been duly organized IS now
i ready to receive applications and issue Policies,
of a home Company for the safe Insurance of all kinds
of PROPERTY, MERCHANDISE, &c, at fair and equitable
rates. The Directors assure the public that this Com.
pany will be conducted with a view to permanency, and
on the s~trictest principles of equity, justice and a close
regard to economy and the safety of the insured.
PRESIDENT,
JOSEPH s. CARSON.
c. s. FUNK, Secretary. O.. F. BRESEE, Actuary
DIRECTORS, r.
JOSEPH s.. CARSON, JOHN KERR,
JAMES p. RELY, LEWIS P. HARTMAN,
LLOYD LOGAN, ROBERT STEELE,
HUGH SIDwELL.
~ Office on Loudon Street, near tile VaAky Bank.
sN- GEORGE Z. PRICE, Local Agent, Staunton.
Anril 9 1876
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THE ATTENTION OF
Country Merchants and the Trade

rs invited to the large and varied stock of HATS
i AND CAPS, of Virginia Manufacture, now on
hand at the store Of the subscriber, 40. 81, Main Street,
RICHMOND, VA.
Being the importer of his ewn materials for manu-
featuring, and having every facility for putting up his
goods in the best style and cheapest manner, he expects
home industry and enterprise, pledging himself that by
such encouragement they shall not only be at no loss,
but on the contrary, by assisting in building up manu-
features ut the South side of Mason and Dixon, ensure
a trade which will render Virginia independent, as re-
CARDS manufactures, of the world.
JOHN DOOLEY.
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IMPORTER,
VA.

Wholesale and Retail Dealer IN American and Imported
GUNS &c
EOWLING and Fishing Tackle; Table and Pocket
Il Cutlery; Walking Canes Belts and Port Monies;
der Flasks, Pouches and Belts, Bird Bags; Nipples and
Wrenches; Washing Rods and Ticklers; Dog Chains
and Collars; Gun Makers Materials, &C., &c. REvoL-
vERs AND FIVE SHOOTERS at Manufacturers prices, 10
the trade. ,. S~uIHEhl1AND.
No. 1872, Main street, opposite Eagle Square, Richmond.
A DIPLOMA of the first class, was awarded BY
the Virginia Mechanics Institute, for the promotion OF
the Mechanic Arts, to SAMUEL SUTHERLAND, OF
Richmond, for a case of GUNS, PISTOLS, and RIFLES, ex'
hibited at the Exhibition of Articles of American Man
~ufacture. held in the City of Richmond, on the 18th
dav of Nov. 1854.
Richmond, May7, 1856.
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NOUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE
Y The subscriber offers f~ortsale, his residence, near
the rapidly improving and beautiful town of Wythe-
vile. To persons wishing to secure a pleasant retreat
from the 'noise and confusion of towns or cities, and
at the same time to avail themselves of speedy COM
munication with almost any part Of the Union, this
tract contains about 100 Acres, nearly one half of
which is we'll TIMBERED. 1t lies on the Va. II Tennes-
see Rail Road, half a mile from the Wytheville Depot
and three quarters of a mile from town. The improve
ments consist ola neat and comfortable DWELLING,
containing six rooms, cellar, ETC., together with the
necessary out-houses. For further information address
the undersigned, or John II. Caldwell, at Wytheville,
Virginia. THOS. WYNN.
March 10. 1856.
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John n. GORDON, 18th ST., NEAR
the Exchange Hotel, offers for sale 81

John N. GORDON, l4TH ST., NEAR
j the Exchange Hotel, offers for sale i
Swedes srsI.lT 19laNA hA4t
English and American rolled X
English and American blistered Steel. ..
Broad Plough Iron, I to II inch.
Flat, Round and Square Iron, all sizes 1Ja '
Oval, half Oval and half round Iron. %
American, English and Russia Sheet Iron.
Band and Hoop Iron.
Nail Rods, American and Swedes.
American and Swedes Horse Shoe Iron. r!t
Horse Shoes, assorted. as 81
Tin Plate, Pig and Bar Tin. M
Sheet Zinc, Spelter and Spelter Solder.
Sheathing, Brazier's and Bar Copper.
Shot, Pig and Bar Lead.
Ground Wagon and Cart Boxes.
Mccormick and Palmer Mould Boards.
Wooden Bucket Handles ~
Bucket Ears and Rivetts, timed and black.
Tin Plates, various sizes. ..T,t fo7f .lt
Hardware and Wrapping Paper.
Cotton and Hemp Plough Lines.
Sole Leather, good and damaged. .
Sperm, Adamantine and Tallow Candles.
Soaps, Fancy and Brown.
With u general assortment of Groceries. ~,
Richmond. March 10. 1856, l,r
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Extract from a Letter Of Douglass Gray, SsQ,@
Mafrisoa6ury.
In consequence of the frequent rains last harvest |
was not able to use my Rake much, but l tried it sutfi-
GENTLY to discover that it was admirably adapted for
the purpose designed. Don't forget to furnish me an
other next harvest for my farm in Augusta County:
DOUGLASS GRAY.
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OR PLEASANT FAMILY PHYS1C.
uneuualled success and wonderful popularityo
i my Liquid Cathartic" amongst all classes OF PEG
ple-physicians, heads of families, governors of the diff
ferent almshouses, and overseers OF various pubic In
stitutions-can only be regarded as a united VERDici
OF THE WHOLE COUNTRY in its favor. AS a Family
Physic and Alternative, it has never yet been equaled.
Some persons, who have been dosing the Public Tor
wears With their nauseous and facilitating compounds
have endeavored to bring my Liquid Catharnc' in,0
but with SO triaing effect that a notice would
be superhuous. -,
This Medicine is not q cureall, but may be be consid-
cred q specific for the following complaints :-nv-
sr Complaint, Affections of the Bladder and
Kidneys, Bilious Fever, Bronchitis, Pleu-
risy, Costiveness, Bowel Complaints,
biles, Blotches on the Skin, Drop
sly, Dizziness, Dyspepsia, cary
eEcacious, Erysipelas,Fe aat
yer and Ague, Gout, if =
Sick Headache,
J~aundice, I'm f ~
purity fthe -.,r H
Blood, Mer-
curial Dis al.
eases, Hr
all Cutaneoas Eruptions, q speedy remedy,
Pains in Side, Back and Breast, Sc .
condary Symptoms, Ulcers OF
all kinds, and for all -
the purposes OF
o Family b
Physic.
All ages, conditions and cases, can be Denefcially
treated With II, ana In III GASES ~ DeOnhyt Sc
Mt the Stomach, and Affections of the Throat, and Dyss'
pepsia, no Physician should be without it. team q
administered as easily as Water it does not nauseate tn
peakest stomach, nor produce gripisg pains, MOI. Aas
the JoweLs costice. 1 have ever held all quack prepare
tions in the greatest adherence, and can safely say
that have avoided all ~assimilatons to ~quackery in its
preparation. n.
: There is not a particle of Mercury in IT, can fully
assure all who take it that it is prepared upon the mos
scientific principles, and nothing but what is perfectly
wholesome and purely vegetable in it.
have received from almost every precinct where
this Medicine has been introduced, the most hattei1ne
testimonials of its MIRACULOUS CURES OF the greatest va
riety of complaints yet rendered to any Medicine.
Thousands of Mothers have testified to its soothing
and all-healing qualities, and many assert quite posi-
lively that this is THE ONLY reliable Family Physic Tor
children or adults. Lsr ea
PHYSICIANS UNIVERSALLY TESTIFY that this IS the on
LY GENUINE REMEDY that has yet made its appearance
and in proof of this, use it, and recommend it in their
practice. One trial will prove to the most incredulous,
that when all others have failed, this remedy may be
relied upon with entire confidence. .3LrC T.,
Full directions accompany each bottle. Price so and
25 cts. of ten and twenty doses. :.
Principal Depot 400, Broadway, \. Y. Sold by all
Druggists throughout the country.
For sale by j. B.. EsKRIDGR, Staunton, Va.
ADril g, 1S56.-4mO. f
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Near the National Hotel.

Near the National Hotel.
BEAUTIFUL SPRING GOODS.-PIPER d
Is FUNKHOUSER would call your particular atten-
tion to their large and well selected Stock of Seasona.
BILE Goods. Great attention has been paid to LADIES
DREss GooDs, and we think our Stock will compare ia
yorably with any other in Staunton. We will only par
ticularizo o few kinds, Wiz
Fancy and Black Silk, Silk Robes,
Berage and Tissue Robes, Organdies,
Printed Jaconets, Printed Chalies,
Paris Printed Bereges and Tissues,
Dotted Swiss, Plain Berages and Muslins,
Lisle Thread, Second Mourning Bingham,
Stella Shawls, Grape do, Parasols,
Bleached and Brown Goods,
Prints, Hosiery, Trimmings, Hoped Skirts,
Briniantes, &c, &C., &c, &c. ;
We are determined to sell our Goods ut o small ad-
vance for Cash, or to punctual customers.
Staunton, April %, 1856: -
IMPORTANT NEWS! CLOTHING!!.-
i The large Clothing House of STEINER, BROS. q
co, is crowded already with a new and magnificent
of Spring and Summer Goods. You will lind
there a variety of the most elegant styles and patterns
in the clothing line. Fine Frock and Dress Coats, In
black or other colors; fine Cashmere Suits; Pants and
Vests of all kinds and the latest styles; Summer Cloth,
ING in Alpaca, Silks, Linen; nice Boys Clothing, OF
all sizes. In short, we offer to the public an assortment,
which must satisfy every taste and realize the highest
expectations. All furnishing articles you can select
here. out of the largest variety. We offer our goods ut
the lowest prices, and hope that our numerous friends
and customers will come at once and examine our stock.
1t will be ofparticular advantage, to everybody, to come
here before purchasing anywhere else.
To Country Merchants, we offer the same advantages
they find in the Northern cities; and, besides that, they
would spare the expenses BY bIylgg here instead 81 60
ing there. SIElNht, Dhoo. q w.
Staunton, April 16, 1856.
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MCDONALD, SPOTTS h HARVEY,
ROGERS & COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

q COMMISSION MEINCEANLS
NO. 80, PEARL STREET, SOUTH OF CAREf,)
q r.I RICHMOND, VA, d "t
TTAvE, and will keep in store, IN extensive assort-
I1.ment of GROCERIES, to which they respect
fully invite the attention of their friends and the public,
in want ofgoods in their line.
Particular attention will be given to the sale Of coun.
try Produce, and to receiving and forwarding Merchan-
disc. Te4, r2 i
The usual advances made on eonsignments.
JN0. Q MCDONALD,
eg. JAS. C. SPOTS,
n 3e JNO. ID. HARVEY, %
H JNO. G. SPOTS.
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Erttact from a letter aoriHen to me by the Clerk OF
augusta County.
Enclosed / send twelve dollars to pay for the Spring
Tooth Rake l purchased of you, and which | pay to-
with the greatest pleasure, as it is the cheapest nipple
ment | ever bought. NICHOLAS c. KINNEY
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-06-11

From Messrs. .Sigler Dc Rudo,, III. Jackson, Shsn-
andoah County.
1t affords us pleasure to state that the Spring Tooth
Rake we purchased of you last harvest gave us entire
satisfaction. 1t is decidedly the best implement for rr
king wheat stubble we have ever used, being light and
WILLIAM SIGLER,
A. r. RUDER.