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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-14

no The EDITOR OF THE NEW YOHK EXeRESs.-
For upwards OF two ,nths have been tbs vicnm OF
mslevolent So long made nst
myself perso1av erhioaon. siiens for tns, al
deuly amused you, skd.nprtamly have done harm
Now however, that y611sci my sudisoces chsrkcerizia
them, In Of ,t evening men about sn halt
boys add In general ierns class OF rorons Gh9
may supposed 70 have ~ toe a5ble Of judo. had m:re
eompaasm and th1 thief tho osn er
dim who WA csuci6sa with the thieves" can longer bs
nsnt Your siseC eat Is ase, and only worthy OF msu
h0 sock 70 twht and pervert everything 70 Aeif
purposes Ny patrons The elite OF so. York society
boxooox snn aims the OF the families OF his city,
the Of edies who nightly crowd nau fully
roverts our stae1eo' II more b reqrsi can produce
houfehod words in the literature and srs OF this coua.y
6us giving utter sofutaon and
ngnant asseron do scrsd tableaux sush
but oaJ pics Of hose which oqusly
perktsd es,oemed In The nted et.ss Euro
the American puHlic ia ready appreciation o. e.tsrAn
cont has itself tre adverse cOurteaancog tie
dodsnsBot The opino1scf the editors OF the IA
etr Quxoc crusade axsns. the arts fer policop
obiecs LOUIS KxLLsR.
ENTIRE BAIL Jure IL, 1855.
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GETTY YoUsB. YosKEBs, wEsrCHKsrgR COUNTY,
VI N.Y-1he above wei known ,Amiiy hotel, The aue
son river seveoeen piles froN the city, where
had hourly by railroad and steamboat offers fAces
ties Going business In hA city, second The dives
beautiful and Ito reputation ov health beauty OF sceusr
not surpassed Several suites Of 70 lst
terms Baths, gymnasium. b hsrds 30 Terms moderate
Dinner and supper par tes, ball comu1ees &c. hbe,AJ
dealt with. Robert L. BuCkLIS, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-14

fyAPE DE WEIRD IiLANDs.-raE SU ssCR .BER OF.
Ios,o taxa free ,fseisht Is far ss MsderA anv dons
ton for ths sufferers Of Cape de ved IsaEds the
stesnsr Ie Of Madeics and nieedny to With her
he WILL IN taat place al hs influence .h,se
succs by OF The steamers thai oau at Madeira
AREA. OS GOUVEA LEAL.
l3s Pearl street NEW YORK June Is 1856
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-14

TTFRRDREMrD fLEDGES.-xRN's WEAR FROM AUc
~ ton Froch coats coh and alpaca; casstuafe "A.
and FANCY vests all nav rich. eegan. cheap los ss
B.csdIAT. cSrsef efFrant.s. a. LyYf
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TABLE CLOTHS, NAPKINS. rowELLING5 HANDXEa
L chiefs shirt bosoms 40,
Always on bard. every ,ize quality style and price
J. @. AtLLlKEN h Co..
LINEN GOODS DEALERs,
76 BroAdw way, above Aston place
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mo CHARTER FOR ExCURsToN-THE LABOR Avn
commodious do.b,s ceshsd bargs scr sa!2s o.ssr
sect For Terms apply on bovd o. csyssis osss ba
sEsS 9. J. T. &w r. gIMA.Y. ~ ysE s@ss-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-14

CENTLHMEN's SUMNER CLOrHINg-A LAeSa
VI sosk IN upapproachable STYLES at usua m ,derss
prices. now on hand, Al WIN r. JENNINGS 4 CO.'S ni
BROADWAY. " y -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-14

CrOI.FN-1wO SAVING BANK BOOKS on TIE ssA-
mems Savings Bank Ne SO GIL bearing "a name OF
the other No 50 69i OF The sme nane Al
leisons sned from svng such bss a, the aax
ceg osed threou hes been stopped Thee bos woud be
thss rensved by the widow NssrIn Lar.
IT. LsSt. neg "a Of 10 ass . AZ o.hsr pe.soa
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KNAMNAFY SOCIETY, OR COLUMsIAN ORDER :
L BiOthers-A special messing o. toe Institution wi -
held In the Counc ham Of the Great <SwsD
day evening The 10th inst ha hour ater sstiog
the Genera. and punct1a Is requested 81
Order LORENZO B. sHkPshD, Grand Ssahsm
STEPHEN c. DURYEA, Secretary.
Hanhasn, rruns o. oi .c0vsry S6i
ot Indspecdeno so and of the institution tho 63h
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ITO CHARTER FOR Excu Rsrops-THn WE'LL KS0wN
sesmbcsi Troy. tofeihw vita donbe esche1 easEs !.
hne order ParNee wishing chA vii please cell on board
TIE boat fsct II fweh has rvew, Ard sxs nne w.
themselves before max thetr Arrangements ess shera
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A RNo1.D. CONSTABLE 90. ARE OFFERING TIE
Dress silks. at 60 per yard worth &c.
Six robes 81 SIS wos tn $40
E,regs roses ct IS and IS worth e. ard SIG.
French isconet super quAi; at j. ca per yard.
Maniilas, r, a1 lscs. iD the a.esi Paris stsies
Bousekeerlng d. ~ tnecs dsuasss diapers napkins
tcSeihngs DC, la large variety ard low prices.
62 CsRal street. near Broadway.
sormeci of en- Sroideries goods Raudhercs
rrlis-s bsch bread bssoue poiuts b0Htn g,oAs
q winch Will DO Sole becv usual cheap rates. to-
rich goods previous TO removal to 6o7 Broadway.
fyLA9K's SPOOL CorfCE.--rAA AGENCY Fok xEl
~ sae OF h spool cotton ty- removed 70 70 81 OUy srest
vhcra 1sl I'd stock Of tee genuine article IN AAsoA
asosGA A. CLARK. 81 Dsy stTse>.
nkfss AND AArTIILA M4KING.-LADIES WISH
way aud tss the great superiority Of rAYL0k'5 great I'm
proysment Dresses cut and tas,ed and pattern tor 81
Ladies, 90 sDd es. it
UHMBROIDERIss FROM AUCTION. JOHN MADDEN
T. agent 567 broadway OF Prcce 'treet the only
where aides gated with lsoles and ohl ke0
bssques, jackeu saets, sprcDs, 90 roe. lA TO SOU
CRBAT SALE OF MoURFIsG GOODS, AT 56l BROAD
VI way between Spring ard Prioea streets1he iollo viz
seseonAbe mourning soOds iron suction bought at IN
viii be Bod vt Email advan e on the purchase
ono case black white la~ns.........s per yard
Che CAFE Of Muha uss erganeiss Sd par do
One Of do. d0....................ls Cd Dor DO
One cSe Lupias beregee ............ls Cd per do
One OF pine apple TISSUES Cd per do
One case OF bereSe par robe
bonnes all adapted tho present Season greatly
W. JAoKsoK's rev mourning store
ISL BroadwaJ, between sprng and Prince Streets
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DARIs MAETILLA EMPORIUM,
Tbs whole of tie stock OF
ko,rs antique.
keal Gu.pure
and ChsnsI'ly Lace
knpsrtea manufacture
Leg and square broohs
And s'sls w,s
Are being offered 81 urprecedsr sdty low prices.
kxersive Alterations about 10 he mite hs asev&
preme, ub!ch renders mp e.svs % e- errs clear
Of stock GEORGE BULPIS.
- y. DkRAY COMPANY,
MERCHANT rAuoae IMPoRrrEs.
II PArk paOe
seceve sy ne steamers aod sAns vessels hronsnoui u
valuable voice. spr.hx .nd summer goods Tor
GFNTLEaEss WEAR,
Many which be combed styles Ard selections ef ID
et1lpept Ustsrp and designers from
MEsSR6 BARLOW, PATNR d CO.,
COLEMAN STREET. LCsDOd,
Combining tho
5snrUL WITH The BEAUTIFUL
rss ssoaf from this house vs knorn nssd sdves
n1sueoi they Fave tssep be lead Of ali Ohers br e
years he present sascuon psrhsps erces prsvoAs
Kver, variety sire, ssd make c,ohtns and m,
ASKING Ecods osn Always be seos al II PAkK PLACE
CCMMER AsHIoNs.-MME DExoREsTs EX rENsIvR,
- art ATTIC and reliable display of and elegant designs
ladies' aud cnidrens apparel cow ready Artistic ana
plain and basque wAi patterns cut 70 tit the form Pan
vsists, 1881 basque waists Is DreesmakHR
all in branches, a 376 Broadway,
TABLE CLOTHS, NAPKINS. rowELLISGs HANDXEa.
L chiefs shirt bosorns, 40,
Always on band Of every ze qualify syle and price.
J. G. AtLI.lKEN Co..
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THE sTBAMpR ,. l. sSEvENs, CAPT, CaARLEs ~
dsscn, ets sip % tse Fissae sa.hs ever a. -.
Peck alp Rrooans Bsss Az pss ssvts
of this boat
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-12-24
MARRIED.,


Nm tho 18Th inst. by Rev S. j. Love, Mr. DANIEL
w,,soy TO Miss RuTu BRowN, all otthis county
On the 2lst inst by the Rev. Geo. a. Snuey, Mt
1oSS RpowH TO Miss ELIZA GEEDISG, daughter oil MI.
Geo Geediug, all Of this county.
On the 10th inst, by the Rev. Mr.; Maurice, MIR, ga
pKTEL HlRsu of Saunton, to Miss Ltzz1E As9AhANS
daughter OF Moses Abrahams, Esq, OF Philadelphia
On Tuesday evening. the 10th inst, by Rev, Mr.
richardson, Mr. JOHN c. KING, of Waynesboro 10 Miss
EvuA c.. daughter of Albert Mauzy, decd, oil hocN-
ingham. 49,. :...
In BALTIMORE on Thursday morning, the llth INST;
bv Rev MIR Hitchcock. Mr.. EDWIN &. RICHARDS Oh
bath county, to Miss ELLEN NJ. TEwTsSVRf daughter
Of Geo. ID. Tewksbury, of Baltimore
n. ,ho Nth inst by the Rev. VIM. G. Coe, Mr.. WIN.
w KnxpArricK, of Spruce Hill, TO Mrs. FANNY
UoDGE-all of Bath CO., Va ,... ,,o,,,ns
~ Wind, I. Amer ana hafr'Sono"'s p"p'''
please copy. n woos
On the 25th of November, by the Rev. h. y, Too oa
,ford Mr. TuoMAs B. CoFvMAN, of Davis county, lnwa'
40 Miss NJ ,RTuA j. eldest daughter OF Francis nun
Sec'd,. of Washington county, lowa-both formerly Oh
Augusta county, Va. v,,.
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COLLECTIONS undersigned having some
~ time unoccuped offer their services in the collec.
ton closing of accounts anywhere in the county,
Persons having claims collect will find them prompt
in making returns They can be found at their Auc-
ton Room at Staunton.
CUSHING & WATTS,
Anctioneers and General Agents.
No .
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SALE.-Bv virtue Of

COMMISSIONER'S SALE.-By virtue of a
v decree rendered at the November term, 1856, in
the case OF Cushings trustee VS.. Cushing, &c. will
proceed on Saturday. the 24M day of January, 1857 to
AND LOT recently occupied by Mr. VIM. j. Points,
and adjoining the brick tenement and lot sold by the
as commissioner 10 Jndson McCey, and
part of the real estate of Merrill Cushing decd. Said
Tenement and Lot will be started at the upset price of
81 OOo and will be sold the following terms: E.
noug in cash to pay expenses of sale and part ocosts
Of suit and the balance in six, twelve and eighteen
montbs-bopds. with good security, to be given for
the deferred payments. HUGH W. SHEFFEY,
Dec. q, 1s58.-tds.-Vind. copy. Com'r.
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10000 TICKETs!-3,2s0 PRIZES!!
MORE THAN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TEN TICKETS
NONEI SGHEMENi
Annroximation Prizes.
.s2O4,OOO

$3.50 Prizes, amounting 1904 700
WHOLE TICKETS, $40; Halves, So Quarters, 91l.
5000 Prizes of s4owill be determined by the last
figure of the Number that draws the $4,000 Prize
For example If the Number drawing the $4,000 Prize
ends with No. |. then all the Tickets where the Num-
Der ends in / will be entitled to $40 If the Number
ends with No. 2, then ali The Tickets where the Num-
Der ends in will be entitled to $40, and so ON to o.
Certificates of Packages will be sold at the following
rates, which is the risk
Certificate of Package of 10 Whole Tickets. $50
+" - Quarter $50. Is
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates of Packa-
S. SWAN & CO., atlanta, Ga
or S. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
Dec g. 1865
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SCHEME.

l,7l2 Prizes amounting to ................lo 2,ooo
Certificates Of Packugss of Ten Tickets, where, the
numbers end in g 3, 4, s, o. o. at the follow
ing rates: .oo
10 Half Observation-Disclosures. 3OU0
10 Quarter .......................lo .VO
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Disastrous POWDER EXPLOSION the after
noon of the 10th of November the town Oh
Rhodes was visited by violent tnunder s.orLl,
Several houses were struck by lightning, among
otbers the church of St. John, the vaults wnlch
were used as depot for gpn-powaer. - q i ierna
Bile explosion took place which destrossG tnn 81
portion of the town ana between HUI ANU wv -
ihe nonulatou, principally Turks.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-12-24
DMINIsTRATOR's SALE will, on II

Fcnc AZ Sr ny Two miles west of Deerfeld Of
fer at public sale, ali the Personal s Property Of said
horse Wagon, nearly new and good; Horse, Cows
Plpughs, Harrow and all Of the Farming Utensils
lot Of fine Russia Beaver, Musk, Coon and Lambs's
Wool Hats of the most fashionable and latest STYLE
o wv, If unfinished Wool Hats, together with
large lot Of finishing material to which hsn l attention
ar nj pi"cIs Hoops, &C. one large Lead or
Pewter Kettle, and one large Copper Kettle. Terms
accommodating. d. DHUh' Auui
Dec o. 1856 SITS.
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Col. FoRSEY-The Lancaster lnteliigencer
has an earnest article, recommending '1'S seu-
tleman to the Legislature for the Uh1'eu o'ai H
Senate. The Washington corresl'1nuen' VI s"9
Philadelphia Pennsylvania urges Tue s,'e s4't w.
There seems to be coheer'eo n'o'eu'en' i0'
that purpose.
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Plan of Swan a. Co.'s Lotteries.

1000, Numbers corresponding with those on the
Tickets are placed in one Wheel. The Prizes are
placed in another Wheel. Number is drawn
from the Number Wheel and at the same time Prize
is drawn from the other Wheel. The Prize drawn is
placed against the Number drawn. TINS operation Is
repeated until all the Prizes are drawn out
IN ORDERING TICKETS, enclose the money to
our address for the Tickets ordered, on receipt OF
which they will be forwarded by first mail
The List of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be for
warded to the purchasers Immediately after the draw
ing.
~" Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain, and give their Post Office County and State.
ny Remember that every Prize is drawn, aud pay
able in full WITHOUT DEDUCTION.
sS- All Prizes of$l000 and under,p paid Immediately
after the drawing prizes at the usual time of
thirty days, in full without deduction.
communications strictly confidential.
Prize Tickets cashed or renewed in other Tickets at
either Office
No
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1JNHE GREAT FAMILY WEEKLY PA
4 Tho NEW NORK IEDGER has


i PER.-The NEW YORK LEDGER has now at.
tanned the extraordinary circulation of One Hundred
and Sixty Thousand copies The Ledger is devoted to
POLITE LITERATURE, ORIGINAL PALES,
SKETCHES, POETRY, ESSAYS, and CURRENT
NEWS, and maintains high moral tone 1t is every
where acknowledged to be The best family paper in
the world! Hence its extraordinary and unheard OF
popularity Mr. Bonner the Proprietor ofthe Ledger,
employs the best talent in the country and by so do
ing makes the best paper. Such writers us Fanny
Fern, Sylvanus Cobb Jr. and Emerson Bennett, are
permanently engaged on itand will write for no other
paper hereafter Mrs. Sigourney constantly writes
for it so do most of other popular authors, including
Mrs. Emma ID. E. N Southworth, Alice Carey, Mrs.
Vaughan. Mary w Stanley Gibson Clara Sydney, &c,
&c. The Ledger is beautifully illustrated every week.
The NEW YORK LEDGER is printed on beautiful
white paper, and is composed Of eight pages, making
the handsomest weekly paper in the country. 1t is
pubsbed every Saturday, and sold at all the Of
fees in every city and town throughout the country
and is mailed for subscribers at two dollars per an
mum; two copies are sent for three dollars. Any per-
son obtaining eight subscribers at $3.50 each (Which
is our lowest club rates. and sending us 81 will be
entitled to one copy Free. Terms invariably in adj
vance. Address all letters TO RoBT: BONNER,
publisher of NEW YORK LEDGER
A Ann Street, New York
n. B.-Now is good time to subscribe, EMER-
sox Rry>rT's Great Original Novel of FRONTIER
IIFE will he commenced in the Ledger on the first
of January. =,
New York. Dec. II, 1851.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-12-24
HOUSE AND LOT FOR

La
v SALE-In pursuance of deed of trust, made to
me ON the day of October, 1856, by Thomas |. Cas-
tleman and wife, viii proce d, ON SataFday the Slst
lay of L1nuary 1887, Ma;n street, IN the town OF
Stanton 10 offer for sale the valuable HOUSE AND
lot recently occupied by Mr. Castleman There are
Seven Acres of ground attached to the house. The
whole property will be sold together or N parcels as
NAV be deemed best on the day of sale plan Of the
premises and of the lots as they may be laid OFF, will
be ready for inspection at my Office prior to the day OF
sale.
Terms OF SALE SO much IN cash ms may De re-
cessary to nav the costs of and the balance in three
equal annual payments with interest payable Annually
ON the whole amount from the day OF sale. Bonds,
with good security, to be given for the deferred pay
mens and the vendors lien to be retained for the pur-
chase money, the title to be withheld until the pur-
chase money is paid, the purchaser may prefer.
HUGH W. SHEFFEY, Trustee.
n B-The creditors of Mr.. Castlsman will file with
the undersigned the evidences statements OF their
debts HUGH W. SHEFFEf.
Dee "a, 1S56.-tds.-yind. copy.
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JNo. HURrEL and W. w. MCGUIRE, Esqs., Comm'rs.
10000 TICKETS $50 PRIZES!!!
MORE THAN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TEN TICKETS!
NOVEL. SOHEME!,!
Approximation Prizes.
3 $50 Prizes amounting to .S2O4 900
Whole Tickets 80, Halves So, Quarters $21l

The first 2l6 Prizes are decided in the usual manner
The 5000 Prizes of $40 will be determined by the
last figure of the Number that draws the $40, 900 Prize
For example if the Number drawing the $4,000 Prize
ends with No. /, then all the Tickets where the num-
Der ends IN will be entitled to $40. If the Number
ends with No. g. then all the Tickets where the Num-
Der ends in will be entitled TO $40, and so on to o.
Certificates Of PaokageS will be sold at the following
rates, which is the risk
Certificates of Package of 10 Whole Tickets, $50
10 Half .......SQ
" 10 Quarter " .......l5
Orders for Tickets Certificates ofPackages Of Tick
cts, can be addressed either to
S. SWAN 81 CO., atlanta, Ga.
or S. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
" " Bon 900, Mobile, ALG.
Docnmber II 1856.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-12-24

H nran;sas IN Augusta county, on the 18th inst, q
red Hefer with some white about the belly and legs
having slit in the right and slope off the un-
der hart of the left-supposed to be year old last
'p''''s' Extract-Teste
10, o. 1870 JEFFERSON KINNEY, Cpk.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-12-24

NOR SALE---A VALUABLE SMALL,
Il FARM.-By virtue of Attorney this day executed
% i Us on Sstay tie 2a8 day Of december 1856
to sell to the highest bidder, at public auction, the
TRACT OF LAND containing 80 Acres, now in the
possession of said Langford lying on Middle River, in
the county of Augusta adjoining the lands OF Samuel
GOOD Dwelling House. Stable, Corncrib, &c.
TERMs OF SALE Cash, ora negotiable note, we'll
endorsed at four months, interest added for opehrd
of the purchase money the balance in three equal an
sTAs the land must be sold and the sale will be per-
e,storg persons who wish to buy snug and product
i've small farm will have the opportunity of doing So
HUGH w. SHEFFEY,
Attorney in fact for W. c. Langtord
Noy Of 1S56-tds
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-12-24

up by Kennerly Craig, on his
H. PREMISES, in this county, on the 18th inst,
Heier. almost entirely red before and white behind,
with little red on the hind legs, half crop off the
der nart of the left earsurposed to be two or three
wears old, and appraised at SIS Z. tract-Teste,
Dec. "a, 1856 JEFFERSON KINNEY, Olk.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-12-24
Woo Tiek a sio Maives Quarters sa

2 3 OF prizes amounting TO .....,,..,. SH04 900
Whole Tickets SO, Halves So, Quarters s%14
The 307 Prizes decided in the usual manner.
The 5000 Prizes Of $40 determined by the last
figure of the Number that draws the $4,000 Prize
For example, il the Number drawing the $4,000 Prize
ends with No. l. then all the Tickets where the NUNS
Der ends in will be entitled to $40. If the Number
ends with No. 9 then all the Tickets where the Num-
Der ends in will be entitled to 40 and so on to o.
Certificates of Packages will be sold at the following
rates which is the risk
Certificate of Package of 10 Wholes SEQ
10 Halves, ..............3O
10 Quarters, ..........l 10
Orders for Tickets can be addressed either to
S. SWAN u CO., Atlanta, Ga.
or S. SWAN, Montgomery, AM