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TO THE BLIc

find it necessary to make the following statement in
consequence Of the official publication of report made
by three Experts appointed for the purpose Of examining
the Treasuers books during the year 1882 rejecting
my official conduct while acting Assistant Attorney for
the Corporation.
When my letter addressed to Mr. Durell which was
also published in the proceedings not informed
that there any other charge mafeasance
in relation to the uncoected bills for The other
charge in relation to the unredeeed B0rs in the pos
session Of the Treasurer alleged had it been
nicated me- would have been quite easily retpted,
and avoided the necessity of this publication In relation
to this charge submit the report of the Committee of
the Lower Board of the present Council sub
ect the whole charge about the licenses nes
SC, entrusted to me.
to the several bons in the possession Of the Urea
unredeemed have ascertained there THREE
amounting to fifty dollars, the payment of which
accounted for the Assistant Treasurer in the
note. also submit copy of the memorandum referred
to by the experts and ask any candid intellect whether
it contains chargeda refusal to pay to the Tre
surer and firmly deny that the money spoken Of therein
demended or refused to be paid by me- but
manned in my hands fully explained in the report of
the committee, to whom the matter referred. rs'
Accompanying this is Mr.. Doane's note addressed to
me- with whom these settlements principally made
Respectfully, 5a-s. D. C. LABATT.
MR.. u. v. LABATT: Lear ST-L cneeftaily state thRt
OF the time you made your last settlement that there
three orders issued by YOU of the Treasurer
which overlooked and that had 1t not this,
you would have punctuay paid Them you do now, on
first presentation, amounting to $50 (hfty dolars)
G. DOANE, Assistant Treasurer.
New Orleans, January II, 1856.
Memorand,tn-0f the foregoing, the bons given by
for the licenses have far the licenses have been
sued been taken up and the money paid to Treasurer
Of those which have not been issued but received by
it will be necessary to wait until they do come in.
I therefore owe, this return: principally the amount
of fines $43s TO- and will take up the unreturned bons
fast as they received or presented to me.
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BANK OF NEW ORLEANs.-By the announce
ent in another column il will be seen that the annual
election of Directors for the Bank of New Orleans will
take place at the this day. between the
hours of10 A III. and 3p NJ
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LADIES who wish to acquire neat and fash.
onaole style of penmsnshp, keep their accounts
correctly referred to the advertisement Of Dolbear
Jog Canal street
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Uniformly LORU.
NO DEVIATION FROM MARKED PRICES,
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CLOTHING,

Cs@aS w HaG&y AsO&Gs
NO DEVIATION FROM MARKED PRICES.
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CLOTHING.
ALFRED .MUNROE & CO.,
"a MAGAZINE STREET 81
Are exhibiting she. unusually extensive
sortmeutof
sEAsONABLE CLOTHING,
To which they invite the attention of purchasers Annexed
a list:
Black snd Colored Cloth Dress Frock COATS;
BUSINESS COATS, suits to match, variety of colors;
BEAVER OVER FRocKs, very fine;
PILOT CLOTH COATS, every style and quality;
CATELoNIANs, TALMAs, CLoAKs, aud
MONTE CHRIsTos; }.
BoULErARDs of Pilot Cloth and SHORT sACs;
Five thousand pairs PANTALOoNs various kinds.
VESTS, Black and Colored, oi the following gocds
CASHMERE,
VELVET and cAssIMERs.
FURNISHING GOODS.
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT.
particular our stock Of SHIRTS
Keeping always hand large assortment
sizes of neck and length of
Boys AND CHIDRENs CLOTHING,
In all the different variety of above men,
well known that the Boys Clothing
best found in ers,y particular New Orleans.
AM. Co. the only AGENTS New Orleans UNION
INDIA RUBBER COMPANY the Of their INDIA
RUBBER GOODS manufactured under Goodyea PATENT
the Cotton Picking Coat
aamei Pillows, Cashion Caps, Carriage Hospital
Cloth, Leggns all description of COATS by them
Clerks psakng the French aud Spanish languages awaya
tendance.
EB- NO TROUBLE TO BLOW GOODS.
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
ian6qpst "a Magazine sreet, corner of Graysr
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N'eaU G0oGs-ySeec Goods,
JUST RECEIVED AT
! VOIS g. G O.'S.
snenId assortmen, Of EVENING AID BALL DRESSES viz
FLouNcEo BRoCHE GRENADIHE;
Do do MUSLIN;
Do EMBROIDERED SWISS;
Do do BAREGE;
Do PRINTED do;
Do EMBROIDERED LACE;
PRINTED SILK GAuZE;
GRENADINE, with Mosa and PLUSH FLOUNCEs;
OPERA HOODS an HEAD DRESSES;
Light Colored PEKINS and TAFFETAS;
ILLUSIONS and TARLATANS, all colore.
J. LEVOIS s. CO.,
CORNER OF CANAL AND BOURBON STREETS
isnl4 1p6t
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THE HIS The Northern and Eastern mails
due % Thursday last, Fere received yesterday The
malls qua Friday Saturday and yesterday still BEL
hind We learn that our community Is now only recav-
ing Its correspondence through the courtesy Of of
the commanders Of steamboats, the Alahaa river BE-
tween Montgomery and Mobile. The weakness Of the
Post- Once Department is fully tested It wants new
head and there n getting that until
March 1857 All will agree that change could not well
make things worse let the aes call they will
10 preside over the depar tment. 585 55s5 vi III Nj
There will bs dne this morning The mails of the 5th
9Th Tth and 3sh inst. !, from New York. 3
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Cuisines Goats,

g~ $50, OOO~@N
Improved -ERaUa8uG F1fas1 Elotfea.v
THE BEST sCHEME EVER OFFERED.
Southern Military Academy
LOTT cry.
BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF ALABAMA.
GLASS q,
10 BE DRAWN FEBY llh 1856, IN THE CITY OF MoNTGoM
cry, ALA,
WHEN PRIZES AMOUNTING To
5000
Will be distributed according 10 the following
UNSUCCESSFUL SCHEMEi!t
ONE THOUSAND PRIzEs!!!
TEN THOUSAND NUMBERS
One Prize to every Ten Tickets.
S c h m g:
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000,
1000 Prizes! 500 Approximation Prizes
APPROXIMATION PRIZES
The parona this Lottery having sctemeo
with prizes have again them with the
&B~ Price of Tickets-Wholes, $40 Halves IS; Quar-
terg; So so.
Prizes this Lottery paid thirty days after the dra- in
bills Of paying Banks without deduconon p1esenta-
tion OF the Ticket drawing tho Prize.
h Bills Of all solvent at par All communications
strictly confidential.
SAML SWAN, Agent and Manager,
1aol2 Montgomery Ala,
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Miss DORA SHAW. will be seen by refer
to the advertisement Of the ST. Charles Theater that
Miss Dora Shaw appears there this evening as judd in
The Hunchhack," play which, when well represented
10 replete with interest and which affords admirable CD.
portunities for the display Of dramatic ability From
what have heard and read Of Miss shaws ability we
are prepared to expect rendering of the character that
shall eomhinesuch amount Of novel, yet artistic ex-
celenee as Is rarely met with We have no doubt the
audience will be large and brilliant.
The performances conclude with the comic farce called
Phenomenon in smock Frookn in which the strength
Of the company will appear.
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.EBOtbe07''s

DOtbcGF''S
COM MERCIAL LEGE,
JOG CANAL STREET.
NEW PUPILS begin this week in ell the Dap artmens
ENGLISH, FRENCH, SPANISH, GERMAN, ARITHMETIC,
PIioNo6RAPHY, NAVIGATION, Surveying. PENAIANsHIP
aud BooK-KEEfiHG, are sght by able Professors
jarls 2psI* RUFUS D0LBEAR 1fs Canal street.
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This shows an increase in the gross exports
for the three months ending 51st December, 1855,
of forty three per cent. over the year 1854, and
an increase of eleven million four hundred and
twenty two thousand dollars over 1858, or
fraction of over seventy per cent. The increase
to coastwise ports for 1856 over 1864 is twenty
four per cent, and over 1858 of ifty-six per
cent. For details of each month, see our fnan-
eial column ,.o, 81 .n&... 49,
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: - Mr.. B, W . Hull, purser Of The splendid
steam yacht our thanks for papers from
San Francisco, she Isthmus and Havana. M 45
The pursers Of the ateaInships Charles Morgan and
Texas have also placed under obligations for usual
vors. IN 8s3s 3SS8s 8s5
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vFeeU csss TsalasGbfe Discovery.

eFeeU Ggss6g T'NlagGbfe Discovery.
DIR. Ell ANS
AROMATIC INv1GoRATING SPIRIT. r.
This delicious beverage s to all nvgoraipg Corda.
sehnaprs Nryinsa etc., in for the Dyspepsia Ne.voua
Heartburn, Drownsss Kidney Comtan melancholy, Deli
rum Tremens Inempeance will nvgorate
but it will not inoxicate Supply. -.- ....--.
Persons who have become Infatuated the
Opium and spruous Liquors. will find speedy
relief from the desire thee destroying agents. trying
or two Of this
DELICIOUS MEDICAL BEVERAGE.
Weak aud aick families wnd nvgoraing Spirit
quick for all female being
weas Srnghener OF the human Each cnpant that the
Aromatic nvisorapg Cordial calculated cure,
accompanying each bo full
mnutsly given. Price, 81 per bottle.
Prepared by Dr. DARIUS HAM.
Principal oce, No. Liberty s.res York. wholesale
orderB should be addressed. Sold by ..,.,H
J. WRIGHT & CO., ..
isnl47pst No. 1871 aud Al chartrss street, New oeana
Bachelors EEGis" pye.
Beautiful Brown Black life like Hair produced in five
minu the trowsy head wbsks
without the hair skim fas fades
disapponts. .-+.
For sale in New Orleans, Wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
ianlI 9pst Isl aud Chartres Otleaus.
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NEW ORLEANS
SfagsO7serS' BEsNreN0Wses
CAMP STREET. nY5- heh

BOOKS OF BLANK NOTES, DRAFT BILLS OF EXCHANGE,
Foreign and Domestic aud Of beautiful patterns
with without New orloann.
j. B. STEEL,
Law Publisher bookseller md ssationer
ianiI 9pst No. 60 Camr Htreet.
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" TRe S9ge,''

NO. 81 st. Ch arles street.
The undersigned would respectfully inform hE friends
opened the above named house. for the reception his friends
and the Pnb whee The best Of liquors. will always found
janll 9pst WILLIAM HARRIS.
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Tsicie $ C0.'s SGgEgaped7lRes' Safes.
Will DER'S PAT TENT,
WITH POWDER PROOF .LoCRB, THAT HAVE NEVER BEEN
ROBBED.
TtCelue Years in Use and not a Dollars
Worth Of Books or Papers Destroyed.
80 Afa alaoasno Of the Valuable and and
sale By
s0UTHMAYD 4 HARRISON,
mis- ~ 80 CAMP STREET,
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Carpet Warehouse,

By dsy arrivals receiving direc The
sah s1Ppss of patterns of Won Velvet and Brussels Ia
PESTRY Brussels, Ply aud Ingram CARP ETlNGS.
Also FLOOR CLOTH qualities cn TO
suit all sEss Crumb Cloths Window Shades
and Piano Covrs Hair Cloth Stair Rods, which
lowest market prices.
jai Sp6I A, BROUssEAU & co.
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G7"7'd3EttOBe Hotel
This delightful convenient to the city, only twenty au
utes ride the half and bean
thoroughly repaired painted newly furnished open
to public patronage.
Families single gentlemen Accommodated with board
and PLEASANT rooms, or board only.
~ Dinner will 10 ORDER The shortest n1tice
The choicest deaci season. tcgher with be- Wines apd
Liquors, will be served to all patron
jams 2ptf n.., ...,. C. H. HORTON, Proprietor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-14

~ GRAND CLASSICAL Concern. by reference to
the in this morning paper will seem
that citizens to be favored with series grand
classical concerts TO be given at the Lyceum Hail. under
the direction Of NJ anBtaye Cognon, assisted BY the
most eminent talent belonging to the city and to the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-14

8$ CoTToN = The receipts since our issue On Sat
urday morning % O'Clock last evening BY the
Magnolia Vicksburg, 662 bales Hope from snerson
Texas sss sydonia, from Opeousas, 800; White Cliff
oms Shreveport sas Young from ouaehita A9i Nationals
from " hts River Morgan, from Galveston, 9s La
from Bayou sara, 28 n p. and Laurel Hill from
Bayou Sara $40; Camden, 53l Arkansas
from Wetumpka, $50; Gem from Memphis, sos; Jackson
Railroad, so Total $3.50 bales Sugar 11ls hogsheads
and 1851 barrels lnolasses. @ 5 N Mt III MI .
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ShEa"ES-SRSrfSs
srge Leghtona PREMIUM SHIRTS always
haad, all styles, sizes and qualjes,at
LEIGHTON & BARBOTS,
corner o. ST. Charles and Canal streets.
r Msnufacory los Grand street,
Brosdvay Ner, York. jams 9p6sE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-14

Tobacco Tobacco.
VIRGINIA TOBACCO AGENCY,
IS GRaV1ER STREET, IS
receiving direct from the manufacturers
the hest stocka TOBACCO
the ade comprising all grades and styles Of
pounds half pounds SIS SIS and ~ etc., and consisting part Of
the following for the
Of whom Q sole agsne; -l... 53.." ...,
NJ. LANGHoRNE IL SONS, o #r-T& o"+
MILLER & CRENsHAW,
~ AUG LEFTWICH,
W, ". A. READ,
~ LANGHoRNE CO. $3.50 ~.
COSBY d WINFREE,
GEO. W. GILLIAN BRO,
..a.. @.. ..e Il. B. DICKINSON,
JOHN P. KNIGHT,
.. ..... C.FoRD.JR.
WILLIAM CRUMPToN ALLEN Il KNIGHT,
GILLIAN, WALKER Il Co..
.1@@ E. D. WRITER'S, 49,"
DEXTER OTEY II BRo.,
PAYNE d CRUMeToN,
JOHN W. STONE COL
THos. & sAM. HARDGRAvE
TALIAFERRo Il BRoADNAI'
e Terms liberal. Call and examine. LII
"@a. WILSON, LIPsCOMB g. CO.,
d.. ?ptf SIS Gravisr street.
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PORTS Of Produce from the port Of NeW Orleans for h
months Of October, Norem6er and December
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BUsINE ss oats have arrived freely for the
paat forty eight from Upper Red river bnt
they bring no Of In the water
From ths Ouachta river, notice Saturday Of low
water j. Vicksburg packet Magnolia only
brought in hundred and aixtytwo bales cotton ID
yesterday Bad state roads prevents cotton from
being haned to the shipping points the greater
part crop il market from The banks Of the river
leVse and landings still piled up with produce.
Corn Is there almost to the of
md il vet there in streets are
u bad and for repairing
then. - $500 -
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u ". GEe1aTb
Bscou,es member of firm of a. GLENN Il CO., from this
date.
New Orleans, Dec. 49, 1876.
d97 2pH a. GLENN & co.
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The rst concert the programme Of which published
with the advertisement, will be given on Wednesday
evening the 10th instant commencing at O'Clock ; and
the pieces Of the most choice classic character
carefully selected from the master pieces Of Haydn Mo-
zart Gluck Rossni Meyarbeer and others The amount
Of talent engaged the number and reputation Of the
artists and the high character Of the music should suffice
to sell every ticket at early day For the particulars
Of the refer the reader to the Advertisement
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-04-12
AMARV EL 10 US RE NE DY.
For a Marvellous Are
H0LLOWAY'S OINTM INT
IHE GRAND EXTEnNAL RENED

ftp bA<if0 I'd IEHA1L HE1HEU r
BY the aid of a microscope wesee millions Of Hs
tie openings ON the surface of our bodies, TbrouM
these this Ointment, when rubbed on the slsn Il
earned to any organ or inward part. Diseases Of
ne Moneys, disorders of the Liver atfe on of the
Heart, Inflammation of the Lungs, Asthnas Cough
ana Colds, are by its means efectuay cured. Every
housewife knows that salt passes freely through bora
or let OF any thickness This healing Ointment lar
more readily penetrates through any bone or ncshy
part OF the living body, curing the most danpsroS
onward complaints, that cannot be reached by oAtf
means.
E'yslpelas, SAT- Rheum and tScorJntic Humor.,
NO remedy has ever done,so much for the ecure Of
diseases OF the Skin, whatever form they may a..
sumo, as this Ointment. No case of Salt R1.eum
Scurvy Sore Heads, Scrofula, or EryaiDeIns con
long Withstand its influence. The iuyentr a.
travelled over many parts of the globe visiting ihe
prlnepe hospitals, dispensing this Ointmeut Civ
ng advice as to its application and has thus been lie
means oil restoring countless numbers to health
Sore Legs, Sore Bredsts, Hounds and L7eers
some OF the most scientific surgeons now civ
soicy on the use of this wonderful Ointment WIZ.
having to cope with the worst OF sores wounIs
ulcers, angdular swellings, and tumors Prof Uts
toway has by command Of the Allied Government
dispatched to the hospitals ofthe East laree sbh
meats OF this Ointment, to be used under the dire
| ton of the Medical staff, in the worst cases ~
wounds. 1t will any ulcer ghtntlar ~, cling
stiffness or contraction Oh the joints evenof 70 yes:,
| standing,
Pies and F;aulas
These and other similar distressing eomnlsi,AS
can be e!fcctualiy cured ii the 0intmon be we'll nh
bed IN over the parts affected, and by otherwise fol-
lowing printed directions around each pot.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-04-12
AvALUABLE DISCOVERY.

ENURMAN'S Chemical saturated Belt is now con-
IL sidered an indispensable article by all persons
afflicted with Weakness pain in the back across
the Kidneys, eeld ehis, hasbes Of heat over the
system, with pain in the head aad neck. Yourg
men no have acquired habits which have created
weakness through the system, by wearing one OF
these Belts will become sound with all the vigor OF
a robust constitution. We have eonuersed with
persons Of both sexes who have been or less
afflicted for Years and they say, almost made a
drugshop OF their stomach 1.-THE greadetriment and
arrangement Of the whole system, by simply wear
ing Of these belts few weeks have become sound
and healthy. These belts worn loose, next the
skin, around the small Of the back subject to no in
convenience whatever, being covered with silk
For the relief and Of suffering Ladies this belt
is decidedly without parallel, both as curative
and preventive, 70 all complaints which much
aIliet the lad the present age, which it is
necessary "a enumera!e though mostly from painful.
suppressed and Irregular menstfatious. Peihaps il
would be well TO mention, 20 preyenta all ladies from
Wcai ing them nj all Times, they nave proved to bea
certain and etttua preventive to certatu situations
which will be explained on the directions; tor this
reason they should not be worn by married ladies at
all times. This belt iii be sent to any address free
on receipt Of -. Address, E. Eurman, No. 5,
Hamilton St. Albany y. Y.
Dee /, 1870.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-04-12
McVEIEH :. CHAMBERLAIN
A RE now receiving per Schooner Fal rfax an
n other vessels, their
a II "A

"a
IA other vessels, their
E'ALgA STOCK OF GOODS,
comprising a large and very general assortment,
onows:
| 165 Hhds 0, P and Muscavaao Sugars;
375 Bbls Coffee, pulverised, crushed and sraau-
ated do
80 Boxa double refined Loaf do;
l55 HID tMuscovado and Sugar House Aslasses
125 Bbls prime New Orleans dos
% +" " Golden Syrup;.
AIS Bags Green Rio Cofec;,
$50 g Old Java, Marcabo and White Laguirado
100 Half Chests Gunp'd, Imperial, Young, Hyson
and Black Teas-the larger portion OF recent npor-
tations, and from medium to extra line quality.
rs Barrels Rice;
Is Casks Sup Carb Sada;
50 Boxes CASTLE Soap
lis " Narugated, Bar, Cushion, Windsor and
Transparent Soaps;
100 Boxes Brown and Yellow Resin do;
100 {. Tallow Candies;
l25 81 Addmantine do;
So q Family Pearl Starca
70 " Chocolates;
rs 60 Mustard;
100 Coils Rope;
$50 Bags Shot, assorted Nos.
$50 Kegs Sporting Powder
45 Bags grain Pepper;
70 - PImento
so Boxes Ground Pepper
10 Bales soft shell Almonds;
10 9 Filberts
% g Cream Nuts
$50 Boxes assorted Candies
100 Barrels no Mackerell,
45 q Train Oil
loo Kegs Pure Lead
$50 Boxes Glass, BY 10 tnd lO.by.12;
Barrels Putty, in Bladders;
Casks Backing;
40 Boxes Macearoni
800 Reams single and double Wrapping Paper
100 g Ruled, Cap aud Letter do;
1899 Sacks Fine and Ground Alum Salt.
Hayig made principal purchases previous to
the advance in goods generally, enables US conh-n
rally, visiting this market, that Ye can supply them
fully cheap goods OF same quality can be
bought in Baltimore We respectfully ask an ex-
animation of our Stock
MeYEIGH & CHAMBERLAIN,
Prince Street Wharf, Alexandria, Va.
Sept %, 1886.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-04-12
NEW ARRIVAL
OF Hardware, Guns, Pist9ies,
fNEIIaNE - o. ~ & a Il. a


GEORGE Il. PRICE, Main Street, Staunton, Va
VI offers for sale an extensive stock Of Hardware
Guns, Cutlery, &C., direct from the manufactures,
at prices as low as can be obtained in Richmond
Markets, to which he would respectfully invite the
attention of Farmers, builders and Mechanics con-
sisting Of Mortice, Carpenters, Dead, Store, Pad,
Chest, Cupboard, TILL Trunk, Stock and Closet
Locks; Knobs, Spring and Thumb Latehes and bolts;
Hand, papnell, Cot, Mill, Pit, Circulars Compass,
Butchers, Tenant, Wood and Pruning Saws; Car
penters, Coopers, Machinist and Blacksmith tools;
Fast and Loose Butts; Parliament, Strap and Gate
Hinges; Augurs, Augur Bits, Brass Bits; Planes OF
all kinds; Stair Rods; Coffee and Spice Mills Pla-
ed and common Spoons and Forks; Ladies', Axes,
atchets, Hammers, Sedges, Anyis, Vices, Bel
ows. Steel. Files, Rasps, Brushes, Hand and Door
Bolts Handouts, Ovens, Pots Shiets, Kettles, de-,
&c; Buck, Bone and Ivory Handle Knives and Forks
Pen, Pocket, Butcher aud Carving Knives Razors,
Scissors and Sheares; Killing, Neubbing and Gar
den Hoes, Picks Spades, snove's Manure, Hay and
Potatoe Forks; Manila and Hemp Ropes; Calf, Hog,
Sheep, Cochineal Binding and Lining Skins; Shoe
last, Pegs, facks, &c. Menand Side frees; iiar-
ness Mounting; fSilyer, Brass and Japan3 Springs
Axles and English Refined Iron Of all sizes; Horse
Shoes and Nails; Wrought and Cut Nails; with a
great variety of House Keeping Articles Of an ex-
celent quality; and in short everything usually
kept in Hardware Store, which will sell cheap
for cash. Thosein want Of such articles viii do
well to give a call, Gas 1 charge nothing for
showing my Goods,) for am determined to sell to
suit the times.
staunton, Nov. II, 1855:
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SANDY HOLLOW FOR SALE.

IN PURSUANCE Of deed given to the under
l. signed by Thomas S. Coatcr and wife, we will
expose at public sale at the same time j. y. Wood
ward interest is sold, intereet of half, in
a piece OF LAND about mile from StauAt9h con,
tairing Az ACRES, with a HOUSE AED STA
BILE on it well OF first rate water. and the clear
ed land highly improved. 1t is contemplated, il
desired by persons wanting to purchase. to lay of
the property in lots.
TERMS.-0ne fourth in hand and the balance in
six twelve ana eighteen months in equal instalment
with interest secured by bond with persona security
N. X. TROUT, I pn,.toas
j. Ii. MoCUE. trustees.
March l, Is5G.-tds.