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s. Corning & Co.'S Quotations
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET-Nov. /

NEW YORK PRODUCE NIARKET-NOv. /.
Icy TELEGRAPHl
Ftaur-Sill continues tuyeT Ia receipts
and limited demand sales Of lO2O Dds at l IN un-
sound; 81 45 superne sate 81 1904 70 for
sate 81 l54 IS for superne ives - 40i 70 Tor com
brands extra round hoop Ohio; the afke tlos hesyy,
with strong downward tendency Canadian heavyi sales
bbls at 81 sG45 90 toT choice extra with
small parcels ut Sc. Ry hour unchansed sales 80 bbs at
50 25d4 10 ted amber.
Whea-Ihe market Is rm er, with however very lin
tied demand local and milling. and trlns SYecu
atIye inquiry other kinds without important clnge
unso1nd Chicago srlug very unsacahit dls ers
for the present. les 90 bu red amber western
to a city mil 81 le; 1900 bu white Michigan
81 IL hu white Canadian n 81 q; co.. bu handsome
we southern 81 81 so 4OO bu common red southern al
Rye-Dull at G5a7le
C0rn-Wt thout uateriIl change sales . 600 bu a COO
sc for very laefI 10 good Iet WESTERN iOc Tor small
parcel choice do.
Oats-Firrner with moderate business doing al 4GasTc
for state; G9ll5Oc Tor western; 5ld52c for common.
Barey-LOweT; sales 100 bus STATE al I2a75 for COM
mon To fair.
Pors-Heavy: lower sales Ito bbls az SIC 1J g 81 fr
mess; Sl3 5l lS pIne including lO9 bbs deyer1
BILE within months at the sellers option at S65 to-
stock Is SI bb time last month % 5I4 bbS and the
same time last year II. l0g bb's
Beethoven: ~ bbls At So 70 Tor country
prime; S. 5Ol0 90 for country mes SO Is2 50 for
packed mess; Sl3dl5 50 for extra mess; total stock 500
packages; time last month ls4i ne same time nst
year 9US5 pkes Beef hams heavy At Sl4Gl6
Cut Meats-Very quiet. No hams market. Shoulders
nominal z96sz, dry salted
Dressed Huss-IIave declined to &. .le65{c-
Iar-Steady Of co. Ibis l0G 01sc for and
l0kGIOs4c old including go bbls prime deivera
RutteI-steady at I3aI7c for Ohio Isa22c for state.
Cheese-FIrm At Ca Sszc.
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8ARRIEkL EXrRAORDISARY--The ba-que Perlniha
Flood Capt. Adams, built Green Bay, hailing
from Howard Wis arrived this port this morning from
Green Bay Quebec, with cargo spars timber fish
&c She about 600 tons burden, and consigned
Benher Deake, Of this city Sh sailed froia G cen Bay
the llh ult and IS days from Quebec York
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Cincinnati Daily Market Report.

i
Butter-w R. Merchants fair prime, in hrkius, l4Glsc;
and fair Ohio and Indiana 0lsc. Choice West
Reserve Dairy in irkins l9a3Oc for best yellow
Beans-Prine small white = o. lbs. Sl.219l p
Cheese-Prime medium and large W. -a7l<E1-c; Best
brands English dairy, 9HaIOac.
CoGee-Rio. common and prime. lllSCGl2ISc
Candles-Pressed Tallow IlI25e stsrl4 Is and I6oE
ISeGls92Oc.
Cranbenes-SmRll and large bbs per bb prime
Foar-Ordinary and good superhDe y bbl 81 s59Si so
choice red and extra white wheat s4.35GS5.
Dried Frus-Appes. to choice 2 Is lbs. sl759
s2.IO; Peaches unpeeled = SO lbs. S3259375.
Grain-Wheat prime red and white. 93c6slO5 Oats on
arrival 55sc; Corn, prime yellow and white 5065Sc; Prime
Rye and Barley 7O97Sc.
Molasses-Prime n o., large and small lots S7640c
Ois-Inseed large and small lots 75G77e; Lsrd No.
No I. 759S5c
Pr0vsions-City brands pork p bbl si5OoGI5 80
city brands barrel lard c shIders ribbed
sides, 6dsc hams plain and sugar-cured canvAsed 9sc
Glse:
Riee-Fair to prime 4Gf1fe p h.
sugsr-CommOn, low fair and fair 71l Gs-e good fair
prime and choice. slsGszascsl.
seeds-Fiax 2 Sc les, and prime 81 45al.5l Tim
ohy z IS lbs fair and prime S5sSoo; Clover p o. lbs
in sacks and bbls.,-
Eastern Exehange-1salz 2 cent premium buying and
selling rates
E- allow selling here for New York Exehsnge
keep ere and buying rates for drafts
Boston. Philadelphia Baltimore we have to sen ex
STRAIGHT. DEN1NG co.
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HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO

IL MEN. From the ". Y. DAILY NeCg, (EdlteTisll .
We desire to cali attention letter DR. Jushua
s. Prdge. The Health OF ufAmeriean Women. in anoth
column He treats the subject in able manner and
his skin and medical judgment NAV be relied upon -
From the Albany Morning ErpTess
MaTshall's Uterine CatnOcOn has proved to be f Nv ns
valuable It claimed to be in many tests made
bv medical senflen and others DR.. Bridge is Il regular
physician OF very fine attsunenis OF great judgment
and Discrimination udicious and highly pac
ttoner. N all diseases, especially those efwemsn
children"
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2 p 2

R R. R--Radways Beady Relief for Headache whetho
sick nervous Rheumatsm Paralysis, LumbagO GOu;
Neuralgia TOothache SrUal Pox FeVers Swollen Joints
Kidney Complaints Scarlet Fever Pains around the Live
Pleurisy, Measles. Heartburn and Pains sf all kinds
Radways Ready Relief will, in a lew minutes change
the miseries y5u suffer TO Joys Of pleasure.
r. r. R-Radway's Renoyating Resident for the cue
OF chronic dseases-sch ScrsfulOus and Syptic Com
piants mptve aud other affections Of the Lungs
Throat InuratfOn and Enlargements OF parti Ergptve
and other diseases Of the SKIN Nodes, Iuni0Ts, Ulcers Dys
Of the Blood
K r. R-Radway's Regulators VIII cure eIectualiy an5
speedily COstiveness Indigestion Inammstion Of the
Bowels Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Diseases Of the
Heart and Kidneys, Eea e Com plants Small PON FeveTs
Measles &c, Whenever the system y cut OF order
dose Of Railways BegulatOrs Will restore il regula5
Nc female should be without them
K. R r. Remedies sold by Druggists everyshsre.
GAYLORD CO., and W FISKE. Agents, cie~e
land. Ohio fea26"fi
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Chicago COrre-pondeneei

CHICAGO Oct 30 IS5s
The cold outdoor weather to-day made business
ve uncomfortable and but very little wAs Before
eept OF New York news saes made Change Of
No winter Ied Gle. and Of No Spring 81 &c The
eastern markets presenting voraele aspect prices ad-
vanced and hrer feeling established The sales foot
mp about 5000 bus at sl CSC No red s2se for No.
2red, and 6ls55e for No. Spring. .
Corn good demand bit owing limited receipts bat
little done. Nearly . were picked up during ys
terdsy snd this morning l2O bus reported
Soc for NO-2 and 53A5se for Mel
Oats and Rye without change
Barley picked BY dstsz bus sOd Al ace In store
fer No. ?
Flour IS qUet
Grass seed is buoysnt purchasers Timothy &C
live. Sales range from q, ,Sal, IS
Cheese is in fair demand and prices improved.
Good sells trade but there shipping
EHnd.
Lake freights continue to decline .E
The Live Stock market is aerTe Good heavy cattle
and wanted good supply and dull Hogs
in good request 50 head averaging BIC bs sold to-day
$40 per ewt-
Receipts for last "a hours 69 bbs four l04s bus wheat
Very Respectfully
HUNTINGTON BROS. & YoGELL.
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~ List OF Vessels passing and Lock Of the
welland Canal Port Cobourne C. W. furnished by the
Lock Tender the Lake Underwriters D. Dob
bins. Secretary
BOUND WEST. Oct. 24ih-Charles II Walker, Y Rich
mond, Gov Hunt On the 30th-Baik Republic.
BOUSD East, Oct. 2sih-Schrs Caroline Bailey Helen
Sweet Home. Arctic, ConsueO, Isabella On the 90ih-
Schrs Kate Robinson
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEVELAND. Nov. l.

1-t.- ARR1vALs.L2 -
Steamer Ocean, Evans, Detroit
Prop Gov Cushman Slss0n, Dunkirk 26 tors mdse c
{ railroad; II do do. C s railroad; do do, G & 7
TnilTOad III do do. II II i Co
Prop Ecpse Patt Buaio to Toledo 10 tons mdse Nix
& Norris
Prop Orono wemore Buffalo Toledo; 50 Of ndse
Mix MOrris.
Prop vermont, Brown owegO $50 mdse. Camberlin
c & Co.
Pro Alchlqan Hopkins ogdensburgh Chicago %
mdse. y Co.
Scr Glll, bradley, Buffalo, 100 Of marble,
Morris
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ASHORE.--we learn from Capt. AdsH OF the Schr Re
public which arrived Saturday night that the Bg Marin
bound from Milwaukee fr axe Ontar0 with a carg,
of wheat -four White Shoals in the Straits
--BUfdl0 Express
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cLEARANcEs.

cLEARAN NOES.
Steamer Ocean Evans Detroit
Prop CIV CushInsn, Sss0n, Ddnkirk; lot s1ndries
Schr Wm Treat Bayne Chicago; go tons coal, NJ
SchT Ellen White Spear, Nyandotte; $50 tons of cUa
SchE W Allen, Jr, Boyle oswego 900 bush wheat C
Dickinson.
schr R2sder. Sweeney, verniliOn Buffalo, sIoOO
slaves. HarhecE.
ScOw Addair Dashey Treuton 1s4 OF coal CLARK
Co
scow Hlmbedt Wheeler Saginaw; 50 bbIs Of whisky 10
boxes chees, 10 boxes glass 2 bbs whisky, ll25 lbs
iron, 20 kegs ails
Forest 1iad, SwUp, AIonrOe 10 lumber 10 boxes
c1nales, bbls hams, Butts
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Drm08

C0AP-Low's Brown Windsor and
~ Honey Soap, C-savOr's Glysarine. Musk and Homes
SOap-waITanied genuine for sale by
feb9 T. W. SACKRInER.
RRUSHES-A fine assortment OF
1D Ha aud Cloth Brushes; also feeth Brushes iIyOu
Bone, Buffalo HON and Sandal Wood Forsals by
febg e. " SACKRipER
7 UBIN'S EXTRACTS-A full as
IL sorment Just received together with grsaI IaTeiy
feia + W sAeEnft, gt
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MAHSliAlllS sCAIHOLICON
Is suuhesItafugy offered reliable remedy for al those
complaints which sliahle and which gra
uy affect the mind well the body that TO lhr
talk work becomes alike Of suffering if rot i'm
possibility Among The c0mpaius for which the Cathoi
eon IS remedy are Failing OF the Womb, Whites Sup
pressed Irregular Painful BlenstTuston, BlOan.s In
fammai ions and Diseases ofthe Kidneys Urinary
Retention lncOntinence OF Urine Heartburn
ti-eneSs Nervousness. Paintings Papitaf ions, CfampS
DIS urbed Sleep, and all troubles organic Syrathec
connected with the uterine organs
Ladieswho trOGbled with any of the above symptoms
or with spine, liver lung Complaints invited 10 ad-
dress Dr. BRIDGE with fuH conideuce that thev viii
find relief MarshalS Uterine CathOlicou not luack
medicine, but lis ingredients have been known 10 the
Medical Colleges, and they at the service Of any Ie-
spectacle ply sician IN the country.
The price Of MARSHALLfS UTERINE cATROLE
cen IS One Dollar aHd Hagper siagle bottle
WEST BEDFORD CoshootOn Co May Il, IssT.
Mr. II. b kInsaley, Sri have been selling the lnedi
cine of the GraenEefg ompany the last years and
have invariably found them 10 good satisfaction snd
the pills have sold to great many families as regularly
as therte and coffee. and with trade have pee ne
snle article. AIaFshalfs Uterine Cafhoeon Is a rgI
cee thai mas done great amount OF good in female ieas
Is One lady 50 Il 10 toll she had received more
benefit from botie than she did from long course OF
By The most skillfHl PHYSICIANS
Hoars truly JAMES WILSON.
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CLEVELAND, ZiNESYILLE s CINCINNATI
.. RAILROAD.

lpA So "a -
On and after March 8, 1853.
DASSENGERS GOING SOUTH will
a leave Cleveland IN the trains 1l the Cleveland and
Pittsburgh Ral road At 4l5 2. N. changing cars al
Hudso1,) for CuyahOga Falls, Akron, OrrVille and
Milersbure: connecting al Orille with trains the
Pittsburgh TT Wayne and Chicago r. r., east, and
for Canton, Massllion, Wooster Loudeuye aud Mansfield
Trains leave Milersburg for Cleveland at Us A NJ and
LBS p NJ connecting Orrville with the P TT
c. r. R. by which passengers from Canton Massil-
On Wooster Luudenvie and Mansfield reach Cleveland
by the eN ening tram atl00U p M
fabg
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,oNsTITUTIoNAL DISEASES.

CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES.
MANY diseases that AFFECT humanity inherited HEN
looms fru the diseased bodies OF sick SCrOula
Consumption, Syphilis aud Fits among the most com
mon of constitutional diseases Now, not Low
many generations the seeds Of these diseases m9y
been established the system, cGrupng the bloodRAD
WAYS RENUyATING REsOLvENr will eradicate from the
bodies of the afflicted every particle Of diseased deposits
and fill the veins with pure and healthy blood.
CHILDREN'S DISEASES
RAILWAYS RESOvATIEG z RESOLvENT should be hailed
blessing By every mother Throughout The land whose
infants fcted with S0res HumOTs, SC These break
tnus eaTly evidence Of disease smtted
from the parent stock few OF the REE0yATISG
REsoLyENT will eradicate every vestge the disease and
insure the child sound and healthy body.
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.arrrs ,nn corsranrrs

LOCKER Co. Racine. IF. KIRKIAHD, sheboTraa.
ChamberIin, Crawford Co., Cleveland. 0
I5s:d1f
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DE- Eorthern Transportatien o.. e.

y
FIRST CLASS STEAM FROPFLLERS am
SAILING VESSELS!
Regularly between ogden sbuTgh and esWeso and the
per Lakes, fleming
DAILY Line bet.5sea 0gdeRs5urg6 aqd Osaoege
and Ports On Lake Ere
And IIi-W eeky Line between OgensbaJe and Oslregs
and Ports on Lake Michigan Connecting Osdensburgh
with the ogdensburgh ard Vermont Gen tral Route be-
tween OgdensbuTgh, BaI aIugtun. Concord. Manchester
Lawrence, Nashua. Lowell Boston, and OsWceo
Glass Canal Boats, (laIge On the enlarged canal be-
tween Oswego and New York, thus aIording Rsgular
Speedy and Cheap RoEte, with but transhinmebt IN,
tween Boston, New Eng land and New FORK T fhe Vest
This Company having made the most 1in1Ie 1-rrse-
meats AZ Osweso toz Dock aud SfOIag es y ahu
dsIt f5r handling hssofns and Shipping
Feist, upon the pa practced At OsdeIsbuIe guar
antee lhe SAFE prompt and perfect delivery Of ali property
This Line connects at Cleveland with the Northern
transportation Line 0 Canal Boats the Ohio Canal
line Of Prupetiersto Lake Superior, and with Railroads
Columbus, Cincinnati Indianapolis Louisville and st.
LOUIS.
AGENTS AND cONsI6NERs
] Myers, CaEfies otis kimbnll, los State 81
j. l. Warner Slip. \. .Turk Boston. Mass "
Geo CLARK, ms Broad 81 CIawlord Co. Ogdsasb'a
>. c. Hoyey, New York Nov York.
H0vsV Crawford, Oswego, Nm- T. Walker. Toledo o
New York. = x, Aeihevs. petrgif, aIh
AathsT Gu. Chiesgo IN Barclay 4 Co, 11ilHaukss
LOCKER Co, Racine. y.F. KIRKlAH1, sheboyFsp.
Crawford i Co., Cleveland. o
Iss;d1f
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MARsHALL's UTERINE .cArHOLIcoN

'AfaIshails Uterine CathOcOn will certainly cure an
the diseases for which 10 is recommends -
There Is Omedicne like il IN this country
''In the i have with Nfarshali's
Uterine CathOlcon Is a certain and safe remedy
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E. r. r.
IEALTH WILL, IN ALL CASES

Is. ICa ILa
HEALTH WILL, IN ALL CASES
i II follow the use Of Railway r. r Remedies. Ia CT
ara none 50 sick diseased weak, feeble, OF cTPiou
with lu inrmlties but that Ra iUsys Ready Relief
Ren6galDg Resolvent, Regulators, the nature Of tbs
disease mag require will quickly and RAPIDLY cure.
These remedies consist OF Raways Ready Relief Rad
= RenOgaing Ees0lyent, Raf9 ay 5 Regulators Each
Of these remedies possesses spgca curative powers
certain Diseases Yet there other diseases, wherein
their combined medicinal properties required, and
when thus if there IS sufficient life and strength with
the dying LOdy sustain their action the
patient viii live Ent be restored tOeeallh-
Pam, r. r Pelief,
Acute Diseases, r. X. kellef,
lnlamnaiory Diseases, Relief and Regulators,
AIalarous Diseases Relief and Regulators,
CUusesfive Diseases Relief and Regulators,
ScrOfulOus Diseases RenOvafing ResOlvent,
Chronic Diseases RennEatiug ResOiyent,
Syphililic Diseases, Ren0vatIng Resolvent,
Constitutional Diseases ReSOlvent aud Regulators,
Skin Diseases, Ren0vating Resovent,
Nervous Diseases Resulvent Relief Regulators.
Infectious Diseases, Ready Relief and Regulators.
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CuAhe receipts for the week have improved and there
activity the close Of the season of navigation
approaches Prices remain steady at quotations The
receipts follows
Per Mahoning ROad tons
Per Pittsburgh Road d----------------------l,51O ,51O
Per Canal '
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FIRST CLASS FARE-Cleyeland to Detroit, $500
Monroeyl TO Detroit, 81 50, Clyde Detroit s2sl
t3 tickets At all the Frii cipal Rail Road Ofie
Baggage Checked 10 Detroit
E. Il. PHILLIPS. Suut CleYelan 4 Toledo r. r.
f,laNeI.nl &
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-09-14

F. The RUSSIANS AND AMERICANS IN OHINA.-
One of Lieut.. Habersham's letters from China,
speaking of the differentiation Of the Russians
and Americans, says:
No sooner had the Allies established them
selves at Tein sein, than our able representative
Mr.. Vim. B. Reed, left his large cabin on board
the Minnesota pulled on board OF the Russian
steamer Of war, America, hoisted the American
flag at her fore, alongside of the Russian esgle,
and was steamed up toward Tein Sem ln 10
was seen strange sight-an unnatural one Or =;
most-despotism and freedom walking manu- ~
hand. On the quarter deck OF the S PoSsain
steamer of war America, walked Count rOu.a'-
tine and Mr.. VIM. B. Reed, in earnest conns e;san
ton; below, in the mess, Russian and american iO
Officers drinking champagne and iraternlz'I y
and at the Americas foremost head waySa , 'ne
flsas Of Russia and u S. side by side; ms Is
no new thing, this "feeliug" between Russia anu
II s side by side. This is no new thing THIS
"teehpe" between Russia and United States
II first became apparent during the Crlmean
war and has since demonstrated itselfin thou
sand different ways. Rurnor says, indeed, thst
the Russians haus orders to frsternize with Us !;
and it certainly looks like it.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-09-14
WAGON MAKING.-The subscriber havin

WAGON MAKING.--The subscriber having
facilities for more enlarged operations would inform
the citizens of Staunton and Augusta county, that he
is prepared to manufacture all kinds of Wagon Work.
Farming Utensils &C., the cheapest terms, and in
the most substantial and workmanlike manner. His
not be surpassed and all his work will consequently
be constructed of the best material He will also
keep in his employ the very best workmen so that his
customers may be assured that will be done
them in all cases. He would respectfully solicit call
from persons wishing anything in his ine as he feels
assured that he can make both the work and the pr
ces to suit anybody. AR work soarranted.
Tag All kinds of Country Produce taken in ex.
change for work.
REFERENCES Geo NJ. Cochran, VIM. NJ. Tate, s.
E. Clarke, George Poage, Col. VIM A. Bell, George
WEIGH. and any Others acquainted with his work.
Staunton, June 20, '5s-f JN0. GREGORY.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-09-14

AN OLD ISLANDER ExpLoDED.-The entrance
of Me-. Corwin again upon the political stage, has
been greeted by the revival OF the old slander
that on the breaking out of the Mexican war, he
expl essed the hope that the Mexicans would
welcome our troops with bloody hands to hos
pitable graves. Never was there grosser per-
version of a mans language. Mr.. Corwin, like
Mr.. Calhoun aud many others, denounced the
manner in which that war was begun, but he
never refused to vote men or means to carry it
on. 10 speech designed to impress upon Con-
gress the fact that the war would be long and
costly one, he spoke of the incentives to resist
ance that existed with the Mexican people, and
in that connection said that If he acers Mers-
can, instead of an American, he would welcome
the invaders of his country, with bloody hands
to hospitable graves. Had he been Mexican
and entertained any other feelings towards the
invaders of Mexico, he would have been trait
or to his couutry.-Pstsrs6urg IntelIigsncer.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-09-14

The ATLANTIC TELEeRAPH.-There is begin
ming to be d manifest impatience 10 know some
thing about the Atlau,ic telegraph and the why
and wherefore of its long silence. 1t has now
been nearly two weeks since the last message
passed through the cable, aud all sorts OF CON
lectures are made IS to the cause OF the failure
10 ooen it 10 the public use. Mr.. De SSnty' tue
electrician, srill in onarge at Trinity Bay, an
nounce, that the Atlantic cable has not parted,
but declines to give any further Information re-
specting it further than that temporary diItlcul'
ties of an electric nature have arisen. "ha'
good can result from refusing to crafty the nat
ural curiosity of the public on the subject u u
hard to conjecture. On the English side they
are much more communicative, aud the London
Times will in due time bring us the particulars
which little more obliging disposition at lrin'
itv Bay would now enable us to communicate
we NAV venture to hope, for the good of the
Company, that this Mr.. De Sauty has not life
lease OF his post at Trinity Bay, as he seems to
have no idea of what the American public re
quire from man in his position.-BaIt'mor'
american.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-09-14
CLOTHING TRADE!
FALL 1853.

DURING the past Summer we have greatly enIarg-
II ed and improved our House, and have DOW as
large, well lighted and conveniently arranged Sales
Rooms as are to be found in our city. We have made
these improvements to meet the wants OF constantly
increasing trade and beg leave to advise whoesale and
retail dealers that we have in store and daily re-
ceiving, the largest and most desirable STOCK OF
CLOTHING we have ever exhibited, or to be found in
the South. We have now been engaged in the trade
in this city for TWENTY YEARS. and having thus OBJ.
tanned full knowledge of the wants of the markets,
and being more largely engaged in the manufac-
ture and sale of Clothing than any other House
in the State, believe offer the greatest induce.
ments to purchasers. BY every arrival we shall
aud purchasers will at all times find
complete assortment of superior quality Clothing
and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods in store and for
sale upon LIBERAL TERNs
Wholesale and Retail departments distinct and on
separate floors. An examination Of our stock prices
and mode of doing business, is respectfully solicited
KEEN, BALDWIN l. CO.,
Richmond Sent lsbs lay Main Street. 80
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.
Fall Trade.
1858.
1851.
SMITH, RHODES & CO.,
% Nh 90 DE- ADJ OmD EEm

NO. 90 PEARL STREET,
RICHMOND, VA,
IMPORTERS of HARDWARE. CUTLERY, GUNS,
i SADDLERY, d ANCHOR B0LTING CLOTH
&c. are now receiving, direct from the manufacturers
Of Europe and this country large and elegant assort
ment of Goods especially adapted to the wants OF the
trade of Virginia. North Carolina and Tennessee, and
they respectfully invite the attention OF purchasers
visiting this market to an inspection OF the same
Their Stock is full and complete comprising IN part
the following articles, viz:
Pocket ana Table Cutlery, of Rodgers 'Wosten-
holms,' Butchers and others;
Building Materials of every descriptions large var'
+. ETY.;
Tools tor Carpenters, Masons Smiths, Coopers Tan.
ners. Saddlers, &C.;
Steel Hollowware, Axles, Springs, Bolts, Nuts, Wash
ers, &C.;
Axes, Hatchets, Hammers, Vices, Bellows, longs
Anvils;
CHANs-Log, Ok, Trace, Coil, Halter, Fifth, Dog,
Breast, &C.;
Saddles, Brides, Filings Bits, stirrups, Hames.
Webbing;
Pat and Enameled Leather, Hog Skins, Pad and Lin.
ing Skins Serge, &C.;
Saddle Trees, Gig and Pad Trees, Buckles, Silk,
Thread and Irvine;
Manila and Cotton Rope, Bed Cords, Plow Lines,
and Deer Hair;
Burgers and Hoe Co.'S Circular Saws, assorted 10
to so inches-warranted.
B- Orders respectfully solicited, andpromptly at-
tended to.
Richmond, Aug. 10, '5S-ta$10