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FIRE WORKS, FIRE wORKS-wholesa sale
i and retail, at
je l9-St LAMMOND'S, 7th street.

EOR BOSTON.-The superior fast sailing clipper
l. schooner Searsville, Capt. Sears, has ara
rived, and will have quick dispatch for the ~
above port. For freight or passage apply to-&5s56
HARTLEY BRO, lol Water street, George
town, ID, c. lie le-Iv
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT AT
l ter SIX weeks publication of this notice apphca
ZION VIII be made To the Comm ssioner of p, nsIuus
iSr the issue of a duplicate OF LAND WARRANT
no o11 for lS' acres, act Sd March, 1885, iss ned 20
benlamn jrImes, private Capt. Jones Company,
lost. q w REN%ETT
ye lo-Idwow ATTORNEY.
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DITFIELD'S GIN AND BRANDY Geek
l. TAI. AT A REDUCED PRICE.-A supply
of this Drink recently received less price, are
enabled thereby to sen it reduced price. II is com
posed of the best materials, already mixed and
sale by JAMES II. SHEKETT,
Je 1881 20 ST., cor. OF 18th.
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NANTILLAS. LACE POINTS AND CAPES
Iv1 A large and beautiful assortment of the above
Goods just received from auction and will be sold
extra cheap, c. F. FERRIES
Chap Cash Store,
lie 1891 18th
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LOST AND FOUND.

Il OST.17On yesterday morning. on the way TO tie
IL City Hall, to have IL recorded. a DEED OF A
LOT on LIST street, from James c. McSuire TO VIM
X. Mclean. Any one fndidg 1t and leaving the
same AZ tins once will receive the thanks of loser
jel9-a
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1 OST-Supposed between GautIer's and the west
~ side OF 18th street or on 18th. between the Ave
slant, lady, small black lace CAPE. The finder
VIII ne suitably rewarded by leaving u this office.
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0TCOLUMBIAN COLLEGE, ID. C.-The
A3 hrst annual celebration of the Enosinan and
Philophrenan Societies of this Institution will take
place at the street Baptist Church, ON MON
DAY. June q bat g o'clock o. m.
Addresses will be delivered in the following order:
EnOsnian Society.
Phllophrenlan Society.
r. A. MALLERY. ]. III. HESS,
The public are respectfully invited to attend.
lie 1851
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0@NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS-The Tax
~ Lists for the present ear 1857 are now in INV
hands for collection. Those who shall pay their
discount of six per cent.
F. SHEKELL, Collector.
Georgetown. ID. C.. je Slim
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CT REWARD.-Straye ed or stolen from the neigh
Sf horhood of street, between 18th and Gzer4
white belly and q star in her forehead. She
Is about three years old. ANY returning sald
Cow. or leaving information so that can get her,
DAVID CONNER.
n a md 81
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0@AN ADJOURNED MEETING WILL.
Us be held at Potomac Hall; corner of Maryland
avenue and 18th street, on FRIDAY EVENING
next the 18th instant at O'Clock for the purpose of
adopting Constitution, and electing Officers of
new Building Association. All persons who have
subscribed for stock and those desiring do So are
are requested to attend je 1871
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cS REWARD.-Strayed away. from the suhscr
01 her, on "Wednesday, the 18th instant, ~zerk
Light Red COW,with a white strpe down GAS
her back her night ear cropped, with splItd
in It. and had calf the night she left Tie Above
reward will be paid for her delivery 20 me.
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Il OST OR STRAYED-SS REWARD.-Lost
IL Cr strayed TWO COWS, one Young ~oer&
with horns, about or years old, red and StA
and piece cut out Of one year the other red ard
white, having more Of the last coIor. shoulders
and hind quarters mostly white. Il or IL years old
probably, wide spread horns. and large teats They
have been missed since the 18th.
je 1851 EDWARD ANRtSH
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II IS situated in Boteourt eouftF. etaGt Hrca
r1.'cs ror Fineastle The r3sd leading 10 10 -
turg atDut E miles from Huolaran, the J8tnta
Eiier and CanaHha Canal suG shout ~ uiies fl ouI
nonssci: 8, tho Virginia &Ithnesacc isil Fcai
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III These ten States there vas falling Of
in tae production of wheat Of about six lnil-
hon bushels from 1910 to 1880. The eau
SIS which led 10 this result il that decade
afe mose active at the present time than
linen; and the natural result is, that the
States named. rs we'll rs some others, are
Annually becoming larger purchasers from
che producing States, or. if aay ef them
haee hitherto grown more than enough for
nome consumption, they are annually be-
coming competitors of less importance in
the markets Of the world These facts tell
with not little weight upon the raQee of
she brsadstuf market Of the country.
We have now only to consider she proba-
Tie foreign demand for our surplus to bring
this discussion to a close. And here, at the
satset, we are met with state Of facts all
alogops in one respect 70 those which exist
here There are no accumulated stocks Ell
'her IN the leading markets of the old world
az in the hands of the producers Some of the
countries, Of which France is notable ex-
ample, that but few years exported bread
stuffs largely, are now purchasers in the
same markets 10 which in other days they
were won't to sell. Those mountains of
grain that formerly stood oat upon the shores
Of the Mediterranean and the Black Seas,
that increased in bulk with every new har-
vest, that stood there protected from all
weather by an impergious mating Of roots
beneath which the yellow grain roposed FROM
year to year in safety, and whose aecuaiula-
ted stores were perennial guarantee to the
world against famlne--these have totally
disappeared. The wars Of the Allies against
Russia told the story. Odessa, Galatz, lire
liza, Riga, Dantzic. St. Petersburg, aud 9TH
er famous grain depots of the world, are not
the powerful competitors that they once
were, In Liverpool there are no large stocks.
Eaglaud will probably harvest an average
crop, but she will want much Of our sur,
plus. Especially will this be the case il, as
nov seems to be almost certain she have an
East indian war to fight through, compared
with which the struggle with Russia was
mere pastime.
Then the events now transpirng 10 Asia
Indicate the probability of market for
American breadstutfs in that portion of the
world. The intense war that has been IN
progress in China for many years has Gull
minated in famine of unexamplet. severity.
~ was ohet 1ue c-Atot4 u lai1 government
to lay up stores in seasons Of abundance for
years Of scarcity. But its unhappy condi-
ton Of late years has put this policy utterly
out of the question. And now the people
are maddened with hunger, aud are perpe-
trating unheard of enormities in the work
OF plumber. Here are three hundred mat
It4as Of people in want Of bread. How shall
they he supplied? Is it not probable, nay
slniast absolutely certain, that America a
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lone can furnish the means OF feeding them
There were but seven Millions of people in
ireland in 1647, and yet we all know how
The famine in that country affected the mar
let for breadstufs Should China become
customer, who can estimate the effect upon
prices And that she will is more likely
than that she will not.
We leave this subject with the strongest
possible conviction that all the surplus bread
stuifs Of this years production will be want
ed. Prices will undoubtedly fall off from
their present high range, when the new crop
begins fairly to be placed upon the market
That is a natural result, and may always be
expected under ordinary circumstances. -
But we are quite as confident that the aver
age prices for the next twelyemonth will be
both remunerative and satisfactory to the
producers Our great abundance will not
prove a calamity, as some assert, to those
whose industry and energy have created it,
We regard it more in the light of providen-
tial order by which the nations Of the old
world will be able to save themselves from
some of the dreadful consequences of the
wrong and disorder which prevail there -
Meanwhile, the result at home will be such
as to excite only emotions Of gratitude and
thankfulncss, not alone fer that stability and
certainty that characteristics the working of
our free institutions and which saves Us from
the intestine strife that deyastates other
lands, but for that fertility Of soil and that
climatic adaptation which enables us to sup
ply the wants of the suffering elsewhere. =
Prosperous as the Northwest has been here
tofore, we are unquestionably entering upon
an era Of progress that shall eclipse the
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Ess ED.

In toward County, Missouri 1.-THE Sd of
Aurpst, Mrs. Mary Sports, widow of Da-
sid Sraits formerly Of Augusta. The
health Of Mrs. SPOTS had been declining
fer SOME time, but her death was unex-
pecteJ. She WAS a daughter of the late Gee.
Baylor, Of Augusta.
l.: this County, on Monday evening
last, mf8. ELIZABETH HrDSoN. wife of Mr.
James ". Hudson.
Ia this place, Of flux, on Wednesday
evening, WILLIAM, infant son afRobelt aud
Virginia Strstton, aged aboA, years.
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n NOTICE !!

.Iulv n. lsEI.
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WESLEYAN Female Institute.

tFNIIE eighth arrua session Of this Institute will
l. commence en- Wednesday, the oh of SeptcaaJsr
reat, and close On The last Thursday of June fol
lowing.
The Boarding Department. ind all the domestic
arrangements, viii itnistn under the superinten-
dance ftbe Principal ard bis Lady, and will be
such as TO furnish every ncedful comfort ard at
tention, and make the Institute pleasant home
for Boarding pupils.
The course of Study and instruction in the En-
glisb, Classical and Ornamental departments, is
sufficiently comprehensive to ensure, when fully
pursued, a complete education bug it will be the
constant aim to accuracy of Scholarship, and
thorough mastery of such subjects as the pupils
may be prepared to study with profit, rather than
to have them acquire superficial knowledge Of
many branches.
Music, Instrumental and Vocal, will be taught
BIZ Prof. A. j. TURNER, who is about to settle with
bis family, ip Staunton. His acknowledged supe.
rority as a Musician, and his eminent success as
Teacher, a sufficient guaranty that pupils will
enjoy unusual advantages in this department.
TERMS PER ANNUAL SESSION.
Board &c, (ineudng every charge
except for tuition $50.
Tuiton.-Preparatory department 80.
I" Collegiate :. 40.
Music on Piano, with use ofnstrument so.
Modern Languages, each 20.
Ancient Languages and Vocal Music, no eptfa
charge.
For Circulars. &C., address
JOHN WILSON,
Staunton, Aug. s, is57.--6w Principal
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Grain IN RasSia. "A correspondent of
the Washington Union n Moscow. III leg
date Of July 10th, furnishes t49 lul,qHin &
Information:
] bage delayed (awaitea aoti4entio iafr-
mafiou) reporting the almost entire less &c
the crops Of this year in several Of tie most
important wheat-growing governments ('lis-
trlatS) ef Bassia an open winter aai l1ug
drought are assigned as the causes.
- litfle Of The Surplus rrain produced
ere yeas IS kept ia the country for the nesf.
ta4f, n view Of the prospective shout GRIP
and ean.s4uent Inadequate supply asaa sor
hanc consumption. the mall stock nov Oh
h5f aaa been for six weeks ar ), mouth
I st raHiliy advancing in price. aad Is HoY
]. ID ii - per cent, above the sriing quota
t!aas. /, is stated tL1t, except whore
great LAM transport viii preYcut It, N the
grain viii be sold ami retained i'll the inle-
riar, ligtle, Or uene exported
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HsnpOItan Neyys.

' 5NBh new firm Lowenstien Ekan the success
ors of Steiner, Bros. Il Co., offer the entire
stock OF Clothing at prime cost, in order 10 make
room for large stock OF Fall and Winter Goods.
We shall commence selling off at cost, from the LIST
day OF August until the Is September. We there
fore invite ali our friends and customers to give u.s.
and this well known house a call before purcha sing
elsewhere, as now is the very time for bargains.
Remember the Old Stand the Store House west of
Virginia House, and opposite John B. Sherrer' 5
Confectionery. L0WENSTIEN 4 ELKAN
August /, ls57.-Spec copy.
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Mail AGENT Oh t,,.a Central R. Z.

a writer in the Rebhgad Waig, o the
1f'h, complains Of IL Nail AGENT u the
eeutral, charging liza with neglect Of du.
ties because he failed to receive ms papers
al Shadwell z. O. We underaland from
one of the agents, the Complaints are IN.
founded aud paicst-that every exertion is
used to distribute t,e mails correctly aud
properly, but that time SUFFICIENT is not al
loved TO di,trilue al the mail at some
points, (Shadwell among the nnmber9 on
lie road B'e also understand that the
fault, (if any, might be il the Richmond
Wing office, or The Richmond P O. that
sometimes the Wing comes up on the Or
ange aed Alexandria r. L. How does
that happen
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
ff...44..... u II 90 tG-y

Ionterey, Va, July ", 1851.
'fS0 Scott Baker u Co. Plaintiffs
u and George y. Kinney, John SitflDgtons IN
drew X. Sislington. Mary 4. ,Sitlington, wife Of
A. X. Sitingtou, " illiam G. Jones. Robert Sit
lington, John ". Sitlington, John Snrdcr. ST.,
Nicholas G. Kinney. the ban. Of the alley at
Romney, the Bank Of the Nai.cy al stauutan
the Bank of Virginia at Lewisbure, Thomas
Campbell and Benz b. Campbell. Executors Of
James b. Campbell, decd. u. Y. Aucklaan
Jan.es " ade, James Boggs, Benz. l. Arboga:t,
the representatives Of Susannah kinB -ad decd.
Henry Hull, Administrator Of Adum HUI, dec d.,
Jacob stewart, p. II. kiakead, Charles Sew
art, David Loekridge, William Bratton, John
Bratton, Benz. aEeek5r, Jacob Stone, George
White, Alexf. II. Campbell, the cgalrepre enta-
tiyes Of Jacob Conrad, decd. havid faltz,
Washington Stephenson, PAU Mcneil Samuel
C. Eagle. Wellins t'on Holm, K. B. Dice, William
Guy, EeWhous1 4 Spo..ts, Kinney BEafiy, and
P.Ford, Dsfendants.
You are hereby notified thatI h.sEe liked on
Tuesday,, The 25h day ot August 1857. at L., Office
in monterey, a., to execute certain provisions
decree of the Circuit Court OF Highland County
rendered on the 18th day of July, 1857, in a suit
therein depending and undetermined in which you
are parties, plaintiffs, and defendants. by which
decree, am required to ascertain and settle an n.
count OF the trust funds, real and personal for the
payment of debts, under the deeds OF the said
George y. Kinney John Stlington, ard John Sit
tnston and wife, Andrew i. Sitiingtoa, and IA
drew IL. Sitlington and wife; and of The debts
therein respectively ana sso the pfiari
ties OF the liens said respective trust funds, and
also, to ascertain and state the present value Of the
contingent dover interest Of Elizabeth Sitlingto on
the #ife ofJohn SitIngton, in certain real estate
therein mentioned, at v Itch time and place YOU
are requcifed TO attend
al persons having debts in any way eharreab.c
upon any OF TIE above named trust funds whether
by judgement lien, secured b} deed or 9th
WISE, are hereby rsqneiFei 20 pfes-nt ,nain al ny
office at the time above mentioned.
Given under my hand as Commissioner ofthc
Circuit Court of Highland County. on tn day aud
year aforesaid. JACOB 2. STRIgkLF&
Commissioner.
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. Slaves.


a Il The subscriber. intending to remove to the
West. will offer at public aaction on Saturday, the
9TH day cf September next, his HOUSE AND LOT
in West View, Augusta county. The dwelling
house is new and very convenient. There is also a
large new SHOP that would sgit a tradeaman
with other necessary buildings.
This property is worthy the attention fany one
desiring a comfortable home. West View il a
Furnishing little village, in healthy neighborhood
and having churches and shoots convenient.
Also. at the same time and place. viii offer mY
Household and Kitchen Furniture which is Of
good quality.
Terms accommodating, and made known on the
day OF sale ANDREW j. ACCORD.
Aurilst g. lS57
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VALLEY Insurance Gamnany,

Mrs. Kinney's property, lately destroyed
by fire ia this place, WAS insured in the Val
ley Company The dlnagcs We're estima-
ted at S557 ~, and the amount has been
paid by de agent here, Mr. Geo E Price.
-SDectator.
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Tennessee Etcctton. The Democratic major
ity in the newly elected Legislature Of Icn-
nessee is a. 10 Congress, eight Democrats
end two Americans have been elected. liar
ris, the Democratic candidate for Governor,
has majority Of / / GOO. -.
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hgfnrY il Iiiwhiand.

ANDRHN j. BYRD, Esq. of Highland, is
al authorized agent to procure subscriptions
for the Nindleator in the county of High
land His receipts for money paid, will he
good against US.
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The European Harvest The Liverpool
Times of August lst, says:
The harvest account from all parts of Eu-
rope continues to be most gratifying. In
France the grain has been gathered in splen-
did condition, and the vintage also is very
promising. With regard to our own coun-
try the recent beautiful weather has ripened
tie crops rapidly, and reaping, which has
commenced in the south, will be general
ever the island in the course Of few days.
From Ireland we learn that the prospects are
excellent. Even the potato is likely to be
more than usually sound and abundant We
hear Of the disease having appeared in GER
tain districts in the south, but all the state
ments declare thai this eseulent during the
present year is more than ordinarily good
aud pronising-a fact, the Importance OF
which can hardly be overrated The I'M
provcment in the physical condition Of Ire
land within the last few years IS highly graf
flying, and the progress toward material
prosperity continues 10 be uninterrupted
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Che 4scot!icis.
WHOLESALE PRICES.

STANTON. August Is, 1867.
reported by Staples, Martin d Co.
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gHEsG R.H9.s:

gskEsG E.H'9.s:
At Rules held in the Clerks Office of the Circuit
Court of Augusta County. August 3D. 1851
Thomas j. Niche, Admir-. te bouts
non of John Borden, dec d. ! Plaintiff
against.
John liorden's representatives aud
distributees whose names aud ! Defendants
residences are unknown.
fsiE object Of this suit TO settle tn, adinnstra
u ton account Of the plaintiff aud distribute the
fund in his hands among those properly entitled
j. appearing by satisfactory evidence that the
Defendants are not inhabitsnts Of ibis Common
wealth Il is ordered that the said Defendants DO
appear here within one month after due publication
q this order and do what is necessary 10 protect
their interest. 4 copy.
Teste, n. c, KINNEY, OK.
August s. 1850
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PERFUME ERIE

consisting Ct Pomotums Coiognes, Treble Extraeta
Lair Oils, Oriental Drops, Toilet Powders. Puff
Boxes, Hair, Tooth, Nail Cloth Shoe and Comb
Brushes, lair pfe, Bay Rum, Iudolbie Ink Seaps
OF all kinds and most delightful uGors. Red Blue
and Black Writing Inks, shoe Backing, Ga spleu-
did article,) Campneho. BurAing Fluid, Brown
Stout, Congress Water ana Brandy. ffaf MedieIn-
81 purposes.) DISC large stock Of FaHcy articles
generally.
SoDA W ,rpr.--I have in operation a new and i'm
proved Soda fountain, with all kinds of fresh and
delightful Syrups, to which the attention Of The
drinking" public is invited.
PArEgr MgplolsHs.--~AIl kinds Of Patent Msdi-
c;nos, Yermifuges, Sugar plgms &c. kept CON
stautly on hand and every other article belonging
to first class Drug Establishment.
lie invites the public to give hin eal. with tie
assurance that he can give entire satisfaction to
purchasers.
Stanton, Juiv is, 1851
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Circuit Court for Highland County,

I deceased. and the codicl thereto having this
day been duly proved and admitted to record, and
il being suggested to the Court that Paschal Da
ris, who is nominated in said Will the Executor
thereof, has permanently removed from this Com
monwealh so that he cannot execute the trust inn
posed on him by said VIII, it is, therefore, on tbs
motion of Margaret Steuart, one Of the legatees
under said viii, ordered that rule be awarded
gainst said Pascbal Davis returnable here the l.
day Of October Court next, to shew cause il any he
can, why administration with the win annexed, OF
said john b. Steuart, deceased, shall not be grant
ed to the said Margaret Steuart some other per-
son, and that copy Of this order be published in
one of the newspapers published in staunten Cos
four successive weeks,
4 Copy Teste,
Ape Is Avs A sTrrHESsoN, cFA
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TESTIMONY OF DocT. 0. BUTCHER.

Green Bank Pocahontas Co., April 10th, 1855.
Gentemen:-Some few months since patient
applied to me for medical advice, afflicted with a
severe form of secondary syphilis Che had been
der the charge of two physicians without deriving
relief,9 ] commenced using the regular remedies
e the profession but the disease stubbornly resis
ted all my efforts. The reputation of Carriers Span
ish Mixture having reached me, and being person
ally acquainted with yourselves. determined to
give it . trial. did so, and in a short time its
good effects were evident, and three bottles cured
him.
IS an act Of Justice to suffering humanity, can
nqt withhold my testimony to its virtues as an al
teratve ana prompt purifier Of the blood, and take
pleasure n recommending it to the profession and
the public generally. Yours respectfully,
o. BUTCHER, NJ. D.
A agnst S, ls57.-4w.
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Tue stock comprises various assortment q
nRY GOODS AND CLOTHING.

in good condition. and in order to make room FIR
his Fall purchases will offer to the public such
inducements in the way Of low prices as are rarely
to be met with.
lie iatters himself. that from the very liberal en-
couragement he received at Waynesboro' during
period Of years, which he hopes, will by the
Of conduct his part, selling at short
profits, meet with a like encouragement by the
good people Of stanton and the surrounding eoun-
ty. ). Ii. HtLb.
August Is, 1851.