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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-08

Spring Goods: Spring Goods!
j. LEV OIS &c @ o.,
Corner Canal and Bourbon streets.
BAREGE AND GRENADINE sHAWLs
CAMBRIA AND ALENCoN LACE sHAwLs.
KABYLE AND ALGERIAN sHAwLs.
REAL LACE POINTS.
a.. :. MANTILLAS.
English and Grape Barege RObes-vIL;
DOUBLE SKIRT EUGENE.
:. b. MONTEsPAN.
. 4. SIDE STRIPES.
. PYRAMIDES.
CHALLY, PLAIN AND FLoJNCED
GRAPE DE LYONS, AQUILLEs
SILK TISSUE =.
. . TWO SKIRTS.
FLoUNCED AND SIDE STRIPES.
Rich Organdy Robes,
ENDID Asso MENT,
Printed Designs and Patterns
J. LEV0IS & CO.'S,
ms 2pH corner Of Canal and Bourbon streets.
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Choice Clare.

AND
@ II A NJ p A q n E.
JUST landed ship Uncle joe from Bordeaux and Null
house, from Havre, $50 boxes OF
DESSERT oLARET
CHATEAU MARGAUx, LAFITTE, ETC.,
Selected by the weknOwn house Crase Fills Freres Bor-
deaux,
and 400 baskets Of
FLEUR DE sILLERY
In magnums, and Pint bottles house OF DeVen-
oge Coy, Of Epernay.
:. Also ..
100 baskets yIEUx oEPs, Sparkling Burgundy
For sale by
WIN. MURE b QUENTELL,
50 CaroudeIet street,
d22 2psmMo or at the Warehouse, IL Gravier street,
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More Cheap Shirts

More Cheap Shirts
AZ
S. N. M o Cd Y s
corner Canal and Royal streets.
Just received, large invoice Of those
SIX EXCELLENT SHIRTS FOR So,
beautifully made buttons warranted off, and
having all the pearanee Of Shirts at $50 per dozen.
Also, select sample invoice of
SPRING UNDER GARMENTS AND HOSIERY,
for Gentlemen equally cheap Remember at
ms 2p7t s. N. MOODY'S.
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#. .UGlG1'd 3 Co.,
Nos. So AND 60 CANAL STREET,
Corner of Old Leyee.
Just received, ane assortment Of
SPRING CLOTHING,
of the very Latest Styles and Patterns consisting part of
following
stripes
CoLoRED SUMNER CASHMERE SUITS, with and without
side stripes.
BLACK, DAHLIA AND BLUE CASHMARETTE FRoCKS.
CoLoRED CAsHMARETTE AND TWEED SACKS AND
RAGLANS
BLACK BARBOUR RAGLANS.
BLACK FRENCH DRAP D'ETE FROCKs, PANTS AND
VESTS.
F. MALARD & CO.,
IS and 60 Canal street.
ms 2p3tMoWeFr corner of Old Levee
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Dry and Delicate Champagne.

Dry and BeIfCdfe Champagne.
Landed ship Muhouse from Havre the following brands
50 Baskets Pnis CELL DE PERDRIx.
$50 =. Quarts
80 =. Pins FLEUR DE sIILERY.
$50 q. Quarts 81.
70 Mngnum Bottles
And for sale by
VIM. MURE & QUENTELL,
d22 2psnMo as CarOudelet street.
The Washington union., 1858-03-27

1908 Prom Oak Cleo, by Somerset Wilton, Saint Marys
| and Winnsbsso's Agency, to Msnks,o 90 miles
aud bsck, once a week.
/ Leave Oak Glen Monday st . m,
Arrive at Msnhao mex, day by 6 M,
Leave Msnksto Wednesday st 4 nj
Arye aQsk Glen next day by epm.
Proposals for % ,wcs : wset service are invited,
lsels fro~ owstoDns. 81 samafsc sd Berlin, to Genevs
20 miles end beck, once week
Leave OwA,onna Wednesday at sm
Arrive at Geneva by l2m,
Leave Geneva at pm,
80 Arrive al OwsiOnns by p m. rt n
1890 From FoestvIe, by Amoldsyne, 10 New Oregon
lows, 30 miles and hsck, opcs = week.
I,ssve Fos+s,viIs Monday At 7pm,
Arrive n New Oregon by pm;
Leave New Oregon Tuesday st IN,
Arrive q, Foses,vlle by pS.
se2l F'om Csedonis BY Spsiog Grove BelievIe, and
Looking GIa~, to Eliot.. 80 miles Aad back, once
week.
Leave Csedonia Mondsy .t sm;
Arrive II KIlosa dsy by 8 pm,
Leave EIioas Tuesday at Z m;
Arrive at Caledonia BY pm.
ls6a2 From Cannon River Fss by Wsneminso, Concord
Msnt tviie, tlieh Forest Frankford, Leroy, and
Lime sp,nu ,iozss,y TO r.w Oregon. so miles
and back, q week
Leave Cannon River Fills "Wednesday at m;
Arrive a, New Oregon next day by pm;
Leave New Oregon Friday u IN;
Arrive at Cannon River Falls BY SPIN.
1923 From Elos, by Vsvie. F"resiviiIe. Fairview,
Spring Valley, Deer Crock. and Elk Horn, to
Ui8h FcfC5t> ~ r1u6S dpd boCBs oIC6 week.
Leave Eilio'l fdsrsay ., 4 sm;
Arrive .. High Fose.. sssio dsy ~ spms
Leave High Foest "Wednesday st N.
Arrive a, Ellicta ssme dsy by 6pm,
Proposals for twice week service invited
1884 From Eoa, by Uxbrdge, Lc Roy, and Nevsde, to
Cedar City. 80 miles and back. once woek
Leave Elioia Monday st IN;
Arrive At Cedar City Dcxt day by 8 pm,
| LSsse Cedar CMy WsAsssasy 4 Tam,
.. Arrive 4, Eliiots next dsy bY 0pmi
1926 From foit KfsS by South Pass of ROCKY Noun
tains, sads Upsip4. HsSA Of Hn|bo!dt River,
Honey Lake. snA N~sis's fsss III ~ rAerfa Ne
| vsdA Movn,sins, 10 Shssa Cny, (CsIJ
Established BY oct Of Congress March 3, 1857
| Bidders will propose schedule and give distance.
1926 From Rochester, by Now Haven, Pine Island. and
| Roscoe, to FsnbauIt, AZ miles and back, twice a
/ seek.
A. Leave Rochester Ttssssy sld Friday At an,
| Arrive al Fsribault by 6 p mi
| Leave Faribsult Wednesday and Saturday at a nj
Arrive at Rochester by 6Pm.
| Proposals. for hi-wceky service are invited.
The Washington union., 1858-03-27
INSTRUCTIONS.

Containing conditions 70 be incorporated IN me eo"rdcs 70
de e1eent the department may deem proper
, Seven minutes are Allowed 10 sach intermediate Of
fee when not otherwise specified for asserting tho mails
bat on railroad aud steamboat routes there Is 10 ne no
more delay than rs sufficient ora e4cbaHgc o. the mail
bags.
b On railroad aud steamboat lines, and other routes
where the mode of conveyance adms of it, the HpeeaI
agents Of the department, also post office blanks mail
bags locks and keys are to he conveyed without extra
charge.
g. On railroad and steaRboat knes the route sgcns OF
the department be conveyed without charge and for
their exclusive use while travelling with the IN lis COM
modious car apartment in the centre Of proper
~ sh,ed warmed and furnished aud adapted to the con-
ven;ent separation and due security Of the mails IL to DO
provided by the contractor under the direcon OF the de-
pnrtment
Railroad and steamboat companies required TO take
the mail FROM and deliver it into, the post Offices at the
and end Of their routes and to and from oil
offices not more than eighty reds from saon or landing
Preposals may be submitted for the performance OF all
other side scrviccha is for Offices over eighty rods from
a alton or landing.
Receipts will be required for mail bags conveyed in
charge Of employed by railroad companies There
will also be sway bills prepared by postmaster
other agents of the Post Oite Department. accompany
the mars specifying the numbr and destination of III.
ers bags On the principal routes k, wis., receipts
will repaired and way bills forwarded the Litter be
examined by the several posmasters insure regularity
in the delivery of ma'l bags
L. No pay will be made for trips not performed; and
for each of such OMISSIONS, ai actorily exsDed,
tbree times the pay of the tr may be deducted For aE-
vala far behud time 10 bresk connexou with depctd-
ing mails, and sufficiently excusd a. oue-ouru OF The
compensation for the trip subject tn forfeiture. Deduc
will also be ordered for grade Of per ormance 'nc
rior TO that specified the cootrac'. For repeated i.n
aences the kind hercn spccih' d. ena gel penalties.
proporuned the thereof and the importance of
the mail may he mate
3 For leaving behind throwing oil the mails or my
ro'uon hon fr o aamirson OF passogors, or ior be
rug concerned ~ Srtlng up running rAprncH convey
log intel geuce in advance OF The na' Yat pay may
DO deducted.
The Washington union., 1858-03-27

poo,., Grove. b, Pine Is.nds, Hector, end
lSos' m.n,,vile 10 Lansing so miles and back,
week.
Lave Po,Iar Grove Tuesday a. sam;
Arrive at Lansing peI, day by oP m'
Leave Lansiog Thursday al m'
Amive al Poplar Grove nesl day BY P,m; >,
1884 Frsm sbskopo. y Flew uuoaH % sna .'ansVoo "
"a Sbskopec Wednesday a, . IN;
iyo 4, Norlh6eld by m,
La, Noribield Tu'sday AT M;
Arrive a. ,ss nv elei,nsine, Ave, Cedar Lsks,
1880 from %s.aud 10 shiedsse 40 miles and back,
once a week.
Isa Shahopss Tuesday al o. mi
49, ., sh,,lsville by p ms
80 Sh,eId,v willie "Wednesday at oam'
,.oe CIV shst"pee by Shake, fouas Anstios, end
tSoSo FROM ~ For RJgey, 80 miles and back, once
week.
Leave i o =, F,,, R,Jaeey next Thursday by IL m,
- Fot Ridgeley Thursday at p 70,
go :, sbskopee mex, Saturday, by D m
1857 Fiom New AnN''o to es'ep'"' - "'' "'' '''"
o.S. New Dublin w, W,dneedsy Of 8 "i
A,ve At Beilspain by p mi
I...a ReIe,lsin ThursiSy al sans
a;sa Al New Dublin by P M
1883 From Cannon River ras 'y as I ~ ,.;re !,
lie. /, New Dublin, 80 nilos 'nd oaeS' 'w'ee
sa',, ',c.,O00 River Falls fGs.iay aud friday a.
7am
.,,iye al New Dublin by p IN,
Is.vs New Dublin Mondsy a"d Thursday at "'
Arrive at Cannon River Falls ny . M.
,asao Fam Fabsult by Wsco'i, Msdio'd C'n'on re1'
Ows,onn., juno, Oak Glen, Madison , Lansing, I""
n,auto Newburr, Saint Anger, and Mische'l to
,,s.ge SO miles and back. three limcs week
tesec Fan aal, Monday, Wsd' e'S'y' and FRIDAY s'
~. Ln'; :, ,.,,e "wednesday, frJsy, .ssd Holiday;
q
Leave osnge Tucsd.y, Thursday, and Saturday 81
A,rye At Fsritaul Thursday, Saturday, and Suoosy
by 6pm; ~
,osoa F,om F,rbpvI,, by Shedsvle Lan'sbuvs, u KING
ton, and Forest Ptare, to Henderson. 40 miles
and back, week
The Washington union., 1858-03-27
(&gp ped.)

- ccr,,6es UNDER OF OFFICE, that ho
IA with the above guaranors and knows them
10 be men Of property, and scc to mako good 'her
guaranty f~;~.d,
Dated NSib"e"l
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-04
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Auouat 18th. 1873.

ITO JOHN CeAUN, sR.. MATTHIAS M.
Robert g. Bickle, John Reed, Nicho. <. Trout,
George Poage, Robert Linn, Sr, G. CARRIER, John
Humbert. Joseph Burkholder, John H. Rash, and
John G. McCue and I. j. Parkins,, administrators
of Samuel Harnesberger, decd. ,--Plaintiifs.
And to .Benjamih Weller, John Cooks Jacob
Shoek, John Wampler, Alexander Walker, John
Shutterly, Thomas Walker Benjamin Byerly,
Hugh W. Shelley, John D.. Imboden, John'Sea
wright, John b. Baldwin, Eli Long; Samuel Cline,
Jonathan Sheets, Benjamin Weller, jr, John Click,
Samuel Click, John r. Keagy, John Givens John
B. Watts, Theophilus Gamble, Urbane D. Poe,
William G.. Lauck, Present. and Mosee II. Nc
Cue, Adam. Sheets, and Benjamin Hccver,-As-
sent Defendants. '.e
And to ali others claiming to hold lines on tie
land OF Benjamin. Weller, SRI, Whether ~ mort
gage, trcst deed Judgment or otherwise.
lou are hereby notified tn have fzeo upon
the 2lst day of September ne4t if fair, if not ON
the next fair day, Sunday excepted, at my office
in the town Of Staunton, to take and settle an
count showing, according to their due priorities,
all the debts ard demands chargeable on the pro-
ceeds of the sale Of the lands Of Benjamin Weller,
ST.. such account having been required to be so Ia
ken and settled by decree of the Augusta Circuit
Court entered on the 10th day of June, 1885, in a
suit in Chancery depending in the said Court II
which you are parties, by which same decree the
sale of the land aforesaid was ordered-at which
time and place you are required to attend.
Given under my hand, as Commissioner in Chan
Gerry Of the said Court, the day and the year first
aforesaid POWELL HARRISON, Com'r.
Aug. 81, 1S53.-5ts
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-04
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND AND
4 MILLS -Pursuaut Ia q decree Of the Circuit :.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND AND
~ MILLS.-Pursuant to decree Of the Circuit
Court oe Augusta County, rendered at its June
term. 1868. shall proceed, on the premises, on
Thursday, the 10Th day Of August next, to sell to
LAND purchased by 3. G. Brewer Of James Ccch-
ran, Com'r, known as the ssChurchville Mills
This Mill is in good repair and rerute, advanta-
geously located in the midst Of large and densely
populated wheat-growing community, accessible
from all points, without competitors and must, Of
necessity, Il properly conducted, DO a very large
business There is also good SAW MILL.
The tract of land contains 353ax ACres4is in a
high state of cultivation, has on it a good BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE, Miler's House, and all ne
cessary out houses, and other improvements.
This property will be sold peremptorily, and as
it is rare that property with such advantages is in
market, persons wishing to purchase would do well
to examine it and attend the SALE. The growing
crop will be sold either with the land CT separate,
al may be deemed best.
Mr., Beard, the Miller will show the property to
anyone DESTROYS Of seeing it.
Should any one wish to purchase the entire tract
as originally owned by James A. Cochran, decd
am authorized to say that the balance can be he'd
upon reasonable terms., ~, arsf ~
TERMS :--Se much in hand as will pay costs of
sale--one fourth in four months fer which nego-
table note, well endorsed, will be taken the bal
ance in three equal annual payments, the purchas-
er giving bond with approved security, and title
retaised as ultimate security.
NV address is Churchville. Augusta county.
JAMES WILSON, Coin'r.
July II. 1858.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-04

n II. VI. Pulpit Elo2neace. SsfnrgssSo;a.
Oatione. -l}ev. Samuel Ciawson, an IL.
?. minister, WHO is very eccertric, and
possessed Of the most vivid imaginative
powers, in speaking Of one present during
bne of his discourses who was a Universal
list, gave expression to the following bit OF
eloquence:
Thank God, tie day is not far distant
when you will be chained down to HELPS
b-azen floor, and the Devil, with his three
prongcd harpoon, will pierce your reeking
heart, and pile the red-hot cinders Of black
aamnation upon you as high as the pyra-
midsof Egypt, and fry out the prize OF
yoou. fttto grease the gml1eons ofheN''
Shades OF iartarGst Count us cut
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-04
Trustee Sale. .

4 for sale, al public aicion to the highest bidder,
al the House Of said Albertson, on the Calf Pas
ture in Augusta county, on Aonday. the 9Th day Of
September next, the following property, being part
by deed duly recorded in the Court for Augusta
County, viz
80 Acres of growing Corn, very promising, about
10 Bushels of White w heat, about 400 Bushels of
Oata; Lot Of Lumber, II or Is head of Hogs. 2
fine Sous or 10 Sheep, .Keifer, and all the
Farming Utensils, and other personal property OIL
the premises. .
TERMS :-OE. ellsums over $40, credit Of four
months will be given, the purchasers executing ne
gotiable notes, well endorsed, and interest added.
Under $40 Cash.
Sale will begin at II O'Clock, NJ:
WIN. 4. HARTMAN, Trustee.
July 81, lS5S-tds,
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-04
MEDICAL NOTICE;

nRS. JAMES I. CLARKE and b.: T. HOP
- HINS, having Iocated permanently at the
Village Of vt. Scion, in Augusta county, and en-
profession would respectfully tender their ser3 ices
to the public. They may always be found at their
respective offices when not professionally engaged.
Fees moderate, and no additional charge where
the services of both may be required.
P. S.-Dr. Clarke takes this opportunity to re-
turn his sincere thanks for the very fattering pat
ronage bestowed upon him heretofore and would
solicit its continuance to the new firm 81;
Mt. Scion, Va, Arg. IA, 1S58.-lmo. SPEC. oy.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-04
TRUST SALE
OF pERSNNAT. pHIpMRYly

u Y virtue of deed of trust executed to me BY
- John r. Brisor, August 2lst, 1858, and on re-
cord in the Clerks Office of the Hastings Court Of
Staunton. will sell at public auction in front Of
the Court House, on the fourth Monday of SCI.
TENDER, (bcing Court day,) the follc.,rin proper
t.; VIZ:
/ Bedstead and Bedding, Bedsteals, lot of
Bedding, Washstands, Writing Tables, 2 sets
Chairs, odd Chairs, Writing Desk and Book
case, fine Mahogany Bureau, Safe, Wardrobe,
Dining Table, Side Table. Sofa, Lounge.
store and apparatus, 3 fine Stoves, one hers,
Spring Wagon and Harness, Saddle and Bride
together with number Of Household conveniences
TERMS.-Upon all sums Of So and upwards,
credit Of four months will be given the purchaser
with interest added from date CT purchase. Sums
less then S. cash viii be required.
NJ. P. FUNkH0USER, Trustee.
Aug. %, -tds.-Spec copy.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-04
Commissioners Sale Of Land.

n parsE. anae qfa decree Of the Circuit Court Of
L Augusta county, rendered. on. the Esd day of
June last, in the case Of VIM E.,Ecgshead and ais.
against Francis Gilkeson and john NJ. Huff, the
undersigned Commissioner, viii proceed to sell al
auction, on the premises; on Thursdoy, the 23ro
day Of September next, the, TRACT or LIND
mentioned in the proceedings, lbeing. the ne
tract on which v. Dr. Hogshead resadss,} or 60
much thereof az may &c necessary to pay the debt
for which it is sold The tract contains about 16O
ling Springs adjoining the lands Of 4. Gilkeson,
Capt j. w. Hogshead and Others. 1t is well i'm
proved and has a good supply of water. !. .
.TERMS.-So mu ch in hand as will pay costs Of
suit and expenses Of sale; the residue will be re-
qured in three equal instalments credit of six,
twelve and eighteen months, the purchaser giving
bonds with good personal security, and the title
retained till full payment.
,t lNo. NJ. HUFF. Cou'r.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-04
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MAR RxED,

On the 22nd. ult. at the house of the
brides father, By Rev. 7. Brashear, Mr.;
T. j. r. KERAN, Of Rockingham, to Miss
KATE WELLER, Of Augusta
In Lexington, Mclean CO.. FL, on the
18th ult, by the Rev. f. G March; Mr..
VIM. G. HEpRIcK, formerly Of Augusta CO. !,
Va, to Miss ANNA f., daughter Of Dr.. A.
T. Barnet, of the former place.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-04

Commercial Tt,arcNers DIR. Aver 5 husi-
ness Agents are Z. pleasant annual to US,
coming about as surely as tie year We cal
cay of them what VIC are sorry we cannot
of all such yisitors-tbat they are uniform
ly gcntleu,ou. They are known to US Of
the press, as ABLE and reliable, accomplish
ed business men Of character we'll worthy
the benevolent calling in which they are
engaged, of promulgating the best remedies
for the sick, this age affords. Success te
ycu gentlemen AID 70 your Cause, for both
deserve success. Hartford Chronicle.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-04
FOR THE FALL OF 1868.

FE7HE subscribers are now receiving their first
Z suppIy.of FALL GOODS, to which thew in
yite the atteatier of ihe public. Our new stock
embraces in part the following Kinds, &C., viz
Black Gro De Rhine and Fancy Silks; all wool De-
lanes, in fancy and solid colors Ducals Shep-
herds z laid Travelling Dress Goods; Iisle Cling
hames Black. White Go5ds; Menrrrg Goods
Elpaocas, CELLARS ard SteeEes, Wells, Brilliantes
Marseiles, Stella Shawts and Scarfs, Gloves
Trimmings, Blcached and Brown Cottons, Tidy
Cotton, and many other new and seasonable
goods, which we will sell on very reasonable terms
PIPER 4 FUNKHOUSER.
- 49, e - Near National Hotel
ALE 1890 Gnac cc,,,r
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-04

f,,os il August There was white
frost at Portchester. n. Y, on Tuesday
morning. In Cattaraugus. county. n. T..
on the 10th. the hills were covered with
frost, and there were signs Of it in the val
leys. There was frost in various sections
OF Massachusetts, on Tuesday morning, and
at Franklin, N. H., there was snow
squall of FIVE minuteB' duration
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-04
TRUS I SALE

lY virtue of Deed Of Trust executed to the un-
I'D dersigned by John NJ. Basset and wife, dated
the 9Th day of January, 1856, and duly recorded
in the County Court of Augusta, will offer for
sale at public auction, Thursday, the 30th day OF
September, 1858, on the premises, TRACT OF
LAND, containing gil Acres, more or less, sis-
uated in said County. adjoining the lands of VIM
Marshall. VIM. Gilkeson and others.
This Farm is situated in desirable neighborhood
and the improvements comfortable.
The title is believed to be good, bat acting as
trustee will convey only such title as Is vested in
me-
Terms Of sale, Cash. %: Il.
VIM. H. HARTMAN, Trustee.
AUG Is -tds-Prs fee So.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-04
ST 0KES K RIUEX,
WHOLESALE GROCERS.


Corner l5rn AND CARY STREETS,
RIcHMoND, VA,
OFFER fer sale v
~ Hhds. P. Rico and Mus. Sugar;
soc pkg's Loaf, Crushed, Pow'd and Coffee do.
So Bags Government Java Coffee;
&c Bales Mocha Ditto;
500 Bags Rio and Lag. co.;
rs Kegs Sup Carb. Soda;
500 g White Lead and link
1890 sides Sole Leather;
1000 Kegs Old Eominion Nails;
200 Boxes Sperm Adamantine Talow Candies !;
$50 Dozen Buckets:
SO Dozen Brass Rorrd Pals and Cana
1900 Rea.ns Wrapping faper
400 Boxes French Glass all sizes,
so Bbs Sperm and Tanners Oil, all grades
so Bags Pepper;
SO Bags Allspice
SO Kegs io, Sc and Male Shoes;
Tons American Blister Steel
50 Dbl5 Cider Vinegar
100 Chests Teas from common to the best
SO Bbs Mackerel
$50 Bbs Herring
Is Hhds Bacon Sides and Shoulders
100 Boxes Assorted Candy;
roe Bags Shot;
1900 Lbs Lead
100 Kegs Sorting Powder
200 Kegs Blasting do;
100 Cases Mass and Stick Liquorice
100 Dozen Meal Sleeves:
with great variety OF other articles usually found
in Grocery Store, which we offer to the trade on
the rlCst iaVGraoie terma.
Richmond, Aug. rs, l05s.--3m.
S.r0E AEE.-Desirabte Town Proper
Il fy.-In pt!Esrance Of decree Of the Circuit
Court Of Augusta county rcndered in the cause Of
Groves Executor, DC. against Groves widow, &c.
shall proceed IN Staunton.s on Saturday, the 25h
dae IF Hetstsr lext, to sell at public sse to the
highest bidder, the Ohm Grove Property, consist
ing Of q two-story PRICK pANSlcN, on abou
an acre Of good and improved Garden land. 1t is
! corner lot with wa,er in the yard, and Is 9 very
desir%ble and comfortable rroperty.,...
[ TERMS Che fourth ia three months, and the
remainder in equal installncnts at one, two aud
three years from day of sale, bearing interest," the
purchaser to give bonds with good personal secu-
rty, and the title to be retained as ultimate secu
! rty. 80 3-,
/ Sale tc commerce at Ii O'Clock. A. M.
| NiCHo. K. TROUT, C,m'r.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-04

The Rockville Republican tells of man
Hing near Stafford who had actually never
heard Of the Atlantic Telegraph. Hearing
the bells all ringing in Stafford, he saddled
up and rode to town post haste to see what
was the matter, and when informed that
the cable was. laid, he wanted to know what
cable, and said he had never heard Of the
thing apd couldn't understand it.
Ten VI oae that man don't take paper
We wdi1e lie be sent to sonaNidhdsldni