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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-03-19
gLLETT, WALLER, DREWRV & co.
No. NJ, PEARL STREET,
ITCwTTcMC. VA.

IJAYE in store and are receiving beautiful as
IL sortmcut of the following Goods selected IN Europe
by one al cur tirm'
English Prints
Manchester and Scotch Ginghams
Printed Lawns, Jaconcts and Challies
White and Figured Brilliantes
Plain Colored Black and Printed Mouselins
do do Persians aud Challies
Plain Colored Black Satin Striped Bareges
Coored Grape d Espagnes
Jaconet, Barge, and Tissue Robes
Black and Colored silks
Black Alpaccas aud Italian Cloths
White Cambrics, Jaconets and Swiss Musllns
Cloths CasSimercs, and Vestlngs
Irish Linens, Rlay LINENS, Hollands, Damasks,
Dowlas Linen Ducks and Drills
Glazed CambricS, Black and Colored Cambrcs,
Hosiery Gloves, Guautets, Nlitts Threads, &C., &c
With great variety of other Foreign Goods, suited
to the Virginia and North Carolina Trade.
We also have and will always keep hand full
stock of the best American Fabrics, such Prints
Lawns, Bleachcd and Brown Sheetings and Drlling',
Denims Cottonades, Cotton Plaids and stripes, Osna
burgs, Heavy Ducks, Baggings, Kentucky Jeans,
Tweeds, Apron Checks, Fianels, &C., &C.
The facility afforded us by having house in New
York will enable us at all times 10 offer inducements &c
our customers and the trade generally, equal to any
house in this country.
Richmond, March II, 1886.
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PHrLApELpHIA IN THE FIGLD.-A letter from
Philadelphia ON the 18th says: The Americans
assembled in great numbers last evening at Con-
cert Hall, for the purpose of ratltying the nomina
tions of the American National Convention, for
President and Vice President. The Hon. j. NJ.
Scott, was elected Chairman. Charles Gibbons
presented series of resolutions, endorsing the
nominees aud pledging them enthusiastic support
bv the Americans of the city and State; and
recommending the immediate organization OF a
Fillmore and Douelson Association in each ward
of the city, the proceeding to be conducted with
open doors The resolutions were unanimously
adopted. Eloquent addresses were delivered by
the Hon. Messrs. Fuller, Broom, Moore. Gibbons
and others. The meeting in point of enthusiasm
and numbers has never been eXcelled by any sim
liar gathering in this city. MIR, Fillmore is evil
IDENTIFY great favorite in Philadelph'a,"
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Valuable Hotel Property for Sale.
Exx S.HEEprCAM HOTEL

o
yT,HE co-partnership heretofore existing under the
name of William Fl. CARRIER & 20. between W m'
r. CARRIER Levi L. Stevenson and John Is. Breckin,
r;doe having been dissolved, by the death Of SAID
Jo6n b. Breckenridge, on the lth day Of Decenccr
last IL has become necessary to wind up the anafs
of said partnership and make sale OF the social effects
To etccuate that object, the undersigned, surviving
Mariners will expose public sale, on the Premiscson
NoSpAY, THE oath OF MARCH next, that valuable
nroperty in the town of Stanton, the AMERICAN
HOTEL, situated at the passenger Depot ofthe virgin
ia Central Railroad and being at the most convenent
snot for dining house for the passengers OIL said rail-
road from Richmond Westward The accommodations
Afforded by this house for travellers, and Tor the people
of the country are ample and comfortable The build
ings are all new and principally OF brick arranged aiter
the most commodious fashion. The house Will accom-.
modate comfortably 100 guests and the stables wiiI
hold so horses The lot on which the Improvements
stand is about one acre. and several belong 70
the establishment, and will be sold with It, II desreds
and II not privately. Also, at the same time, all the
Furniture belonging to said Hotel, which 10 new and
of superior quality, and abundant tor the use Of NE
House.
Terms OF SALE OF THE HOTEL AND Lors:-ons.
fourth cash. and the balance in four equal payments OF
s;Y twelve eighteen and twenty -four months from tn:
day of SALE be airing interest from the date and securoa
by bonds with good security and lien on the prop
The personal property will be sold on credit Of nins
months for all SUMS of ten dollars or oyer-the purcha'
ser giving bond and security. sums under ten dol
lars, cash. WIN IL; GnnDE6SSl
staunton. Jan. 80. 1856, Surviving Partners
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SALE OF TRUST PROPERTY. .

rH,HE undersigned, trustees of Moses II. Nc
Cue will sell at public auction,on the tract of
land belonging to the estate of Francis Steele,
Decd, near Waynesborough, Augusta county, on
the 2lst day March, 1856, the following property,
viz:
Negro Woman Betty and her -Four Children.
and Negro Girl named Alley These Slaves
are excellent house servants, well trained and OF
good character Eleven valuable Horses and Colts I;
Five Mich Cows, several of which are fresh. and
the others are expected 10 be early in the Spring
One Heifer. Two Calves, | Sow and Shoals. 3
Sheep, Plantation Wagon and Harness, Fine
Buggy and Haruess,l Break Wagon and Harness.
Farming Utensils. consisting of Flows, Harrows,
&c., and other personal property not specified a.
bove.
The Trustees have the power TO sell any of the
said property privately before The day of sale.
TERMS.-Betty and her four children will be
sold on credit of twelve, and all other property
on credit OF four months, the purchasers eXecu
ting well endorsed negotiable notes with the inter
est added. For all purchases amounting to ten
dollars or under. the cash will be required.
J. ID. lMBODEN,1
d. S. BELL, Trustees.
j. H. McCUE, )
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Feb. 81, l856.-4ts.-S2.50.
coMMrssroMER,s NoTiCl

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
LEXANDER A. II. Perkins, Branch o. Nor
"A gan and Laura wife, and Sarah c. kincaid, for
meriy Sarah &. Perkins, Plaintiffs,
.
Jane " Perkins, administrators of Tyrus Il. Perkins,
decd. Rachel c. Scott, Administrative OF John D.
Hamilton, decd. Stephen A. Porter, executor OF Al
exander Hamilton, decd; John Gilliland, James
Brown and Jshn Clark,-Defendants.
On motion of the plaintiffs and for reasons appearing
TO the Court it is ordered that this cause be referred to
Charles r. McDanuald, who is hereby apPolaed Spe-
cal Commissioner take the account heretofore drec
ted to be taken by the Master Commissioner Cochran,
and that said Special Commissioner make report to
Court in order to final decree"
Pursuant to the above decree of the Circuit Court oil
Bath county at the November Special erm'
1885, |, Charles K. McDannald Special Coamlssi
as aforesaid will proceed to take state settle and ad
Just the accounts Of Jane " Perkins, administrative oil
Tyrus H. Perkins, decd, aud the accounts OF Rachel
C. Scott administrators of John ID Hamilton, decd
at my office, at Bath Court house. on "Wednesday he
oh ddy of Apri next at which time and place notice
hereby given 10 the parties interested 10 attend pre-
pared to furnish me with all the necessary data for so
doing aud in case of the absence OF either, or all oil the
parties, | shall proceed accordingly.
c. X McDANNALD,
Hr-.l 1919 al Commissioner.
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ABARBARous DUEL.-The Rome (Ga) Cou-
rier has an account OF duel lately fought near
Dallas, Pauiding county The parties were Wiley
Jones and VIM Bane, relatives. They fought
with rifles, and fred three times. At the hrst
shot part Of Jones' left ear was shot of The
parties not being satisfied they reloaded and fired
part Of Jones' right ear lock being cut OH ty the
ball of his antagonist. They were still not salts
fied-loaded again and fired. Bane's bail passing
through jones' hat. just above his mead. Jones
then made at his antagonist with the rifle, and
attempted to knock him down with it, but Bane
got the advantage, Knocked him down and beat
his brains out, and fed unhurt. Jones died i'm
medately, and up to the latest accounts Bane has
not been arrested.
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rnrvrrrssroMEas, SALE.

DY virtue Of decree of the Circuit Court of Angus
~ ia county, rendered at the November FERN 1902,
in tbe suit of Abney's executor u.s. Austin, &c. he will
proceed on Saturday the 22nd day of March next to
sell on The premises, Tract of Land, on South River
in Augusta county, known as the Austin Farm now
in the nossession of Mr. Thomas NJ. Donaho and con-
taning, by estimation, about 30 ACRES. An accu,
rate survey OF the land will be made before the day OF
sale. This Farm lies well and is near some OF the
most valuable Farms in the county
Persons desiring to purchase may call at Mr.. Dona-
hos who will take pleasure in showing the premises
TERMS OF SALE SO much in cash as may be nee
essary 10 pay expenses of sale and costs the balance IN
six, twelve, eighteen and twentyfour months; bonds
with good security to be taken for the deferred pay
men;s and the title 10 be retained till the purchase
money is paid An arrangement will be made BY the
heirs at law TO extend the payments as TO SO much
of the purchase money exceeds the sum OF about
1900 to pay which the decree in the above SUIT was
rendered THOMAS NICHE.
JOHN B BALDWIN.
HUGH W. SllEFFEY.
Feb % ls56.-S3l2I Commissioners
Wind cony ids.
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EHY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court of
Ed Augusta county rendered at the November
Term. 1855. in the suit of Philip G. Baltzel &c.
Us. Tucker W Farrsr, Sc. | will proceed. On
Saturday the Goth day Of March next, to sell on
the premises. tract of land adjoining the lands of
Alexander Crawford, on the Little Calf Pasture
River. containing about $40 ACRES, very
valuable SAW MILL, and other Improvements
have been erected on the land, which lies On the
lite of the Central Railroad.
Terms or SALE SO much in cash as may be
necessary to pay expenses of sale and costs, and
the balance in six, twelve, and eighteen months,
bonds with approved security TO be given for the
deferred payments, and the title to be retained
till the purchase money is paid.
HUGH w. SHEFFEY,
Slanninn. Feb. 20. 1852 25.-Nind. copy
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NEW BOOK STORE,
Main Street, Below Central Bank,
ST fTMTOM VA.

u,HE undersigned announces to the public that he has
| inst opeued new, extensive and well selected
sortnent Of looks AND STATIONERY, en-,
bracing everything usually kept in such establishments.
and ali selected with an eye to this particular markct
An the most recently published works in literature
science arts manufactures, &c. will be kept constant.
" on hand. The publications of Of the largest
houses in America have been and will continue to be
NJ choice and valuable imported books. To the preS
ent stock Of fine English Books, the attention Of the
public is particularly solicited. ,
The attention Of Teachers and others respectfully
invited to the selection Of SCHOOL BOOKS, COM
nrsing all the recent editions Of the most generally ap-
proved Text Books, sc.
New Music, Fine Stationery, Work boxes, Writing
Cases patent Pc Is and Holders, Arnold's Ink London
Paints, and great variety of Fancy Articles constantly
OIL hand.
Rare bargains will be given. Let all call and satisfy
themselves w. DE HASs.
Stanton, Noy. %, 1856.
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SANDY HOLLOW FOR SALE.

I'm pursuance of deed given TO the undersigned
by Thomas S. Coalter and wife we VIII expose
at public sale at the same time j. n. Woodward
interest is sold an interest Of one half in piece OF
Land about mile from Staunton. containing IA :
Acres, with House and Stable on it; well oil
first rate water, and the cleared land highly i'm
proved. 1t is contemplated, if desired by persons
wanting to purchase, to lay off the property in lots
TgRas.-One fourth in hand, and the balance In
six, twelve aud eighteen months in equal install,
ments, with interest, secured by bond with personal
security. j. ii. MoCUE, lTrpstees
N. K TROUT,
March = 1915
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plaster, psastev, Plaster.

pIasteF, Plaster, Plaster.
A S soon as the weather opens, the undersigned,
"a as Agent Of Dr. j. @. NJ MeIilatt, will keep
for sale at his Steam Mill in Staunton, supply
of ground plaster. Persons in want OF the article
this spring, will center favor by engaging II at
once They may rest assured that 1t will be
punctually furnished at the time agreed upon.
Lumber, Flooring Laths, Cornmeal.
Intend also to keep on hand logs OF all SIZES
and lengths which | will saw to order at the
shortest notice and an assortment of flooring plank
and Notwithstanding, planned. tongued and groved,
also plasterer's laths, and coinmeai.
CUSTOMERS WORK.
The machinery has been put in first rate order
and persons wish to have saving or planning,
or grinding done at the shortest notice will please
give me trial. MICHAEL McALEER.
S,aunton, March 5, lS56.-Vin. copy.
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Read This Z!

IINDING that cannot give proper personal attention
L to both my arm and Store, have determined to
sell, at Wholesale without delay, my Stock oi MEX
CANDISE, consisting of the usual variety judicous-
" selected to snit the Market My terms will be very
reasonable, and will make it to the interest Of pur
chaser TO buy nae ont. l will also lease my Store
and Dwelling Houses and appurtenanccs The location
is one of the best of country stands, IN the mdst Oh
III r;ring liberal and prompt paying people. My ad-
dress is Mt Meridian, Augusta county, Va.
Feb o. 1866 Cts. NJ. NJ hEhSl'
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VALUABLE LAND In MARKET.

l. to sell one of the most desirable Farms in Augusta
county situated about four miles from Staunton on both
sides of the McAda:nzed road II contains about 40
Acres-has rupning streams and never falling sprmss
of water on it upwards of twenty aces in meadow, -
bout l20 es well timbcred and the cleared land in
fine Of cultivation. The improvements are large
and hap dsome BRICK MANSION, containing sir
ROOM, Barn and Stables and necessary outhouses-
1t is situated pleasant drive from staunfons where
Churches Schools and Stores abound.
Ills seldom that Farm with so many advantages
and so much worth is placed market. My purpose
is to sell speedily My address staSnaoa or E,ne
Mill. ~, CHEsLEf AiNNhh'
Dec. 10, .-3m.-Vind. copy.
40. National IRtelligencer copy and send account 70
dycrfiscr
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1900 Prizes amounting to s0o.ooot
TICKETS, $40; Halves, s.; Quarters, S2a.
Prizes Payable withom Deduction!
Persons sending money by mail need NOT lear
its being lost. Orders punctually ATTENDED To-
COMMUNICATIONS confidential. Bank Mules Ok
sound Banks taken at par. or Drawings sent v
all ordering Tickets.
Those wishing particular numbers shoaia es's'
Immediately.
o. Address
JAS. y. WINTER, Manager.
Feb % 1856. Macon, Ga.
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Notice.

,E late firm Of Nelson s. Baylor, being dissolved by
L mutual consent, the undersigned, with view Of
closing his mercantile business, will continue, at the
Store House heretofore occupied by said firm to sell h.
entire remaining portion of goods at greatly reduced
prices say at and in many cses far below orcash
or on short credit to punctuaI purchasers. He thinks
he can make 1t the interest Of Merchants to ex
tent to buy from him instead of going elsewhere Call
and Judge for yourselves. GEORGE BAYLOR.
Staunton, Feb. 20, ls56.-Town papers copy.
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Come to the sign of the Big Gun,

rINHE Subscriber begs leave TO inform the Cizens OIL
Stnunton and its vicinity, that he has opened a
Gus SMITH SHOP on Augusta ST., few doors sonth OF
the Posoice, where he will manufacture Rifles to or
der, and keep Stock OF Ready Made on hand. de
will also do all kinds Of Repairing in the best manner
at the shortest notice
Also, he will keep general assortment OF PISTOL
Colts. Aliens and Pocket R6e,) Powder Fias.is,
Shot Bags Game Bags, Shot Pouches, all kinds Per-
cission Caps, &c., sc.
He win also repair Door looks, Trunk locks, sc.
Stanton. Feb 30, 1856. ]. II. WELLS
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-03-19
Great Inducemenf.f

M ESSRS. F. A. DAVIS & CO., having conveye1
W. to us in trust their Boot Shoe Store, we are sov
having the entire stock sold at cost cash. To mer.
goods having appreciated Is 90 per ocnt since ias
FALL when the greater portion Of this stock was par.
chased.
o. All persons indebted to F. A. Days & Co. b.
bond note or account are hereby notified that uaess
they pay up without delay we are required to eoeros
payment. HARTMAN & BELL, Trustees Of
Feb. 20, lS56.-lm. F. A. Davis & Cor
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BELL, BROOKS, PAGE & GU,
No. SO, Chambers & N, Eseade SIS,
NEW YORK.


NJ now have in store beautiful assortment Vi NV
w following Goods, selected by our MIR. Ben Oh inc
other side:
English Prints
Manchester and Scotch Ginghams
Printed Lawns and Jaconets
White and Printed Brillantes
Printed Chales
Printed Mouselines
Plain Cold and Blk do
Plain Colo Persians
Plain Cord and Blk Bareges
Cold Grape D'Espagnes
Satin Plaid Bareges and Tissues
Blk and Cold Silks
Blk Alpacas
Cloths Cassimeres and Vestings
White Goods-(a Gdl asSOrtmenp D,.,,s
Irish Linens Blay Linens, Hollands Daasksi
Linen Ducks and Drills Farmers Satms; Dr''p
Glazed Cambrics, Bl'k aud Cold CamorlcS;
&C. Sc, with full assortment OF Foreign uoou' .,,
we also have, and will always keep Oh manu- yra
nlete stock of American Fabrics such as choee syse'
PRINTS Rleached and Bro. ShcctngS ana ohr', W
Blcached and Bro Drngs, Tickings, Apron anu W.
niture Checks Baggings 0znaburgs DENNIS, Sitting I
Strmes, Plaid Oomescs, Cotonades, hen'ucA! 'e""''
Tweeds. &C., sc. IL, oor,.
In short we offer our friends and the trade COM
pete stock of FoRetGN AND DoMcsTc DRY uoopS, ~ ~
which we cordially invite attention promising To0"
Bargains BELL, BROOKS, PAGE Co'
New York March 8, 1885,
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&C. True Amer. and Wind. copy ids.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SALE.

COMMISSIONING SALE.
DY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court OF
II Bath County. rendered at the May Term.
1854. in the suit of Coyner for Clark and others
u.s. Robert Brinkley's heirs, will proceed, before
the Court. house at the Warm Springs, on Tues
dan The Sth day Of 4prit. 1856. to sell the follow
inc Tracts of Land. living in Bath county and be-
longing. to the heirs of Robert Brinkley, decd. :
100 Acres lying on the South Fork of Thompson's
Mill Run. uuimproved; SO Acres lying on the
Warm Springs Mountain, unimproved 6S Acres
lying in the Double of The Warm Springs Noun
tain, unimproved; so Acres on both sides of the
same, unimproved 49, Acres near the Bath Al
um Springs. unmproved; 95 Acres on Pinry
Mountain, unimproved. will also sell a Tract
containing $685. Acres, lying near the Bath Alum
Springs,and we'll improved deserving the Widows
Dover
TERMS OF SALE $50 much in hand as will
defray the expenses of sale the balance in six.
twelve and eighteen months. Bonds. with good
security. to be given tor the deferred payments,
and the title to be retained as ultimate security.
WIN. H. REVERCOMB, Com'r.
Fab 81 1915 -Ats-x2 so
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BUSINESS ROOM FOR RENT
I'M LEXINGTON.

AM DESTROYS Of renting the room ,on the low
err floor Of my house, recently occupied by Connevey
cear underneath with access from the street, is fine
Location for business of almost every kind being situated
on Main Street in the principal business portion oil the
town, at the upper Of the public square. and
three doors below the Mcdowell Hotel Persons WISH
ing to rent will apply TO Ii. M. EsliAh'
Lexington Feb. q ,ls56.-lmo.
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Real tstalc agents anu AuC0IUHeVFs'
Richmond, March II, 1880

VoElN n. GORDON, ItTH STREET, NEAt
y the Exchange Hotel, offers for sale
Swcdes
American Hammered : IRON.
English and American rolled
English and American blistered Steel.
Broad Plough Iron, 10 IL inch.
Flat Round and Square Iron, all sizes
Oval, hall Oval and hall round Iron.
American, English and Russia Sheet Iron.
Band and Hoop Iron.
Nail Rods, American and Swcdes.
American aud Swedes Horse Shoe Iron.
Horse Shoes, assorted.
Tin Plate, Ply aud Bar Tin.
Shee, Zinc, Spelter and Spclter Solder
Sheathing, Brazier's and Bar Copper.
Shot, Pig and Bar Lead.
Ground W agoG and Cart Boxes.
McCormicS'S aud Palmer Mould Boards
Wooden Bucket handles
Bucket Ears and Rivetts, timed and black
Tin Plates, various sizes.
Hardware and Wrapping Paper.
Cotton aud Hemp Plough Lines.
Sole Leather good and damaged.
Sperm, Adanautinc and Tallow Candles.
Soap, Fancy and Brown.
With = general assortment of Groceries.
Richmond, March 80, 1856.
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The Charleston Stanard corrects the exaggerat-
ed accounts relative to the recent disturbance at
South Carolina College. No lives were Lust and
no person was seriously injured.
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prra1Ic SALE OF VALUABLE LAND.

| WILL offer at public auction, the premises, on
i Friday the DIST dag Of iarck next, 4 Tract GLand,
belonging to the estate of Frances Steele, decd and
adjoining the lands of Jas Brooks Geo Deal and 9th
ers In point Of ocston it possesses very superior ad
vantages, being situated the Turnpike Road within
l. miles Of Waynesborough, convenient to the Va Cen
tral Railroad, to good Mills, Schools, &c. IT contains
40 ACRES about third IN Timber and the balance
in coed state of cultivation considerable portion Of
which i. Meadow Land. 1t has on it several Springs
of excellent water, with good and comfortable
DWELLING HOUSE, Kitchen, Out-houses and
Stable The title is unqueStionabe and terms accom-
modatng. Possession given on the day OF sale.
A. a. STEELE, EX'or of
Frances Steele, decd.
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WE have received, opened and now offer TO hoic.
w sale and Retail purchasers ono OF largest ana pcs.
selected Stocks of SPRING AND SUMMER
CT OT,HiNG and C ESrLeMES's FrRNIsnISa Goops,
te be found in the South. Being largely engaged IN
the Manufacture Of Clothing buying goods by the Pack
trade in this city, we are enabled to get superior
quality of Clothing at vcrylo price and particularly
suited to the offhs section. BY arrival twice
week direct from cur Mandatory, We shall at all
STYLES of the season. The second floor Of our House Is
devoted exclusively to the Wholesale Trade, where
the Merchants of Virginia North Carolina and Tonnes
see will find large Stock of Clothing, gotten up with
much care in good style Of good mate rial and with
direct reference 10 their wants We have amuch more
desirable stock than usual and cordially invite purcha.
scrs 10 examine the assortment and prices satisfied that
we can offer the greatest inducement to buy mere.
KEEN, BALDWIN s. co,
Richmond March S, 1885, l02, Main Street.