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Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-29
AUGUSTA LAND FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale privately his farm
from Staunton, and South Of Va G. r. Road
About l60 Acres cleared, and predu es well,
the balance is we'll timbered' The improvements
are NEW BRICK DWELLING, of 6 rooms,
Kitchen and Wash House. Meat House, Negro Cab
ins. Stables and Corn Crib, al new.
ALSO, Grist and Saw Mill, with corn and
raster, erusher attached, all in good order. Pur-
chasers are invited to examine this property.
My terms are i-3 down, the balance in me and
two years, and reasonable indulgence on part Of
the money after it falls due, if required.
WIN. N. SIMMS.
I.lvv
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-29
A NICE LITTLE FARM AT PUBLIC

A NICE LITTLE FARM AT PUBLIC
"A .AUCTION.-On Saturday. the 27tA of Auguss,
will offer my farm, situated within miles Of
Staunton. on the Mt. Scion road, at public auction
without reserve. The tract adjons the land Of De.
yid Futz and others, and contains 1O2 Acres
The land is we'll fenced. good portion of it plank
and post-and rail; about Is or 80 acres in timber
and the baanc. In good state of cultivation, about
30 acres being we'll set in clover and timothy -
There are TWO APPLE ORCHARDSon tho farm
bearing fruit, besides about 800 Young Apple Trees
Of the choicest variety with quantities OF Cherries
provements consist of tolerabls Dwelling House.
Barn, dc.
TERHS.-One-third down and the balance at
such time as will be made known day of sale.
July 70, lS59-ts S. E. CLARKE.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-29

0ATENT REVOLVING LIGHTHOUSE FLY
Il TRAPS-The best FLY-TRAP in use; has
been thoroughly tested; catches the flies either
dead or alive; perpetually in motion, when wound
up. For sale by the agents
CLARKSON l. ANDERSON,
No. LOG Main Street.
Richmond, July 80, 1859.
4 PPLE PEALERS, CORERS AND SLICERS
IA COMBINED A great labor saving machine,
which should be used b, every family who regards
time IS money. Fer sale cheap, by
GARRISON 4 ANDERSON,
No. LOG, Main Street.
Richmond. July 20. 1852
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-29
A. D. CHAN DIE Err.
UNDERTAKEN.

StNassatOn, Va,
II EPS METALLIC CASES of all sizes, at Stanu-
n ton and Millborough Depot, at City Prices.
Stau nton, July 20, 1859.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-29

GOFAS.-A new lot Sofas, just to hand, very
~ cheap. A. d. ChANDLEh.
staun.on, July %, 'b9.
EXTRACT OF VANILLA, Lemon, Orange,
T. Apple and Strawberry for sale by
p. II. TROUT 4 60.
Giarrko~ Yrlv yQ5Q
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-29

pUBLIC NOTICE.--The Public are hereby
without authority from me in writing, as am d.
termined to pay no debts hereafter, but tho.s AZ
my own contracting. GEO. A.. ANDERSON.
Jnly "a, ls5s-3t-Speo copy.
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By j. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Aactioneers.
FURNITURE AN pHoUSEHOLD EFFECTS
ts At PusPIc AucrIoN;-ol FRIDAY MORN
y, November 9Th, az 10 o'clock at the residepce
Of the late Mira E. Hamilton Hoiiey. on / street,
near Competent avenue, shall sell al the Fur
nlture and EN-. cts, compr sing portion Of the fur
n,ture OF zen; Alexander Hamilton, consisting Of
Crlmson and blue atm covered Sofas,
Lou rges, Arm and Parior Chairs, Ottonans.
Lounges, f ~ 49, =
Mshogsny carved centre, sofa and card Tables,
VA nut Etegsrss, top Tables,
kush. cane and bamboo Chairs,
Tilt Mantel Time piece, Vases, &c,
Gilt and bronze Caadelahras and (}rnaunents
suite OF blue satin silk lined Curtains, with Lace
Curtains, cords and tassels,
Bfust els And ingram Ctrpets, Oilcloth Mating
and Coffee Services,
China and Glassware, Table Cutlery,
Mahog any French Bedsts ads, Wardfobes.
Dressing Tables and Washstands,
Hair and Hnsk Mattresses, Feather Beds,
blankets, Comforts. Counter panes. :
D Sd and Table Linen Toilet, Sets,
looking Stove, Refrigerator. Tin Safe,
Together with O. general assortment of Household
and Kitchen Requisites.
Terms: $50 and under. cash; over that sum- a
ersdlt OF 80 and 80 dsss for satisfactorily endorsed
90 sd J. G MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auct.
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Weekly 4 cite. At.e,-,.s-

NV onLtaSs, Oct es.-rhe cotton market
closed nrm with sales Of 7t0J bale: midSl,r.,
IokslIe- sales Of the week $500 bsles- Re.
cePu oyoon, against IS 500 for the same vre~H i.ss
year Export. 1900; total exports Of ths new
W 900 Receipts al ali the southern I'd. 49, = ~
iaa year liz 600. Stocks nj the port e6s.eO.
MOBILE, Oct 2s.-Sales to-dsy 500 bale .,les
OF the week $1,000. Receipts 26 $50 bales aesinst
81 last year 81 $50. stock al this porf ito o0
Exports Of the week g. $50.
CHARLrsrox. Oct. 2s.-Ssles to-day 200 bales,
saes o. the week III 600; closing at decline Of
Middling 1islikc.
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crxrrR NARKEr.-The attendance Of dealers at
ths mzshss place TITS incoming wss enusssIly
large. The demand, however, was not - brisk
a. usual upon the closing day q the week. The
hay stands were all occupied, and prices wee
ranging from IS % IS per 100 A small QUANTITY
Of country pork wss offered at the scale-house Tor
O. Der 100 In and few roasters n 81 50 TO ~ IS
each. The prices in the sheds were about q fol-
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MtAH4 HEs II nHain


fWo DAYS LAfkR nor FU19E
.s1 Artvll - 10, Assls-saxso.1T
rhrnxn Pour, October 4e.-The slsamship
nnsio.Sexon hon Liverpool on The lo<h ~
49, WI morning with Europunn ndvices two
- tn.n BY lie Jason, q b. yoAns. w
- sy q 1900 be<wssn France anl Ausn3a
a&ned on the 17th 7 :
80 -. sts co.rsspoadent Of the London Tfmss
sAs1 oAs n addition 70 The ave Vrs-f pevrn
Safoina spain. Sweasu. Psex,~~f NJ -
nome van oe represented In the Eurootss ces.
Il was stated thst the s,,.sv 49,.
sardinia would be signed In q d,x a, - -
that the tipsrtise treaty would sabsro ueufiv -
signed. y"
The Great Eastern remained At Holvh~.a -
ports as TO her tripto America are indefnIte b,,s
meeting Of the directors wzs % he held IN ths
18th; when 10 was thought that anal arrangement
would be made - - q =
Report, wer. current Of an approaching change
In the French Ministry. =
Itwas confirmed that Morocco he's tssdeesa sbe
Satisfaction demanded by spain 11EsFI y
COMMERCIAL
Sotton Tor three DAYS closed steady " tn ala, Of
xso osies Prices were easier. but unc hangpd .
,osss,a, we're Offering freely, but showed no din
bbreadsfuns bad declining tendepcv.
PROVISIONS were dun
. Inc London stock exchange wss buox~,f A
oalIy improving prices.
ne money market wa easy, ana money sbu,d.
ConsOs 90 sassK. ht
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NEW ORLEANS Oct. 2s.-By an arrival NJ th,s
Poft Rio dates Of the LIST inst are received Tbcre
were In that port 10 vessels The ship Chamber.
In on the 10th Of Sepfember. LEAKING b,ilv, -
was obliged 10 dischaFRe for repair - ;
bags. W 9'''s'
In port American ships OF war Lanossser John
Adams and Dolphin 49,
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Later fran Irs.h

ST: LOUIS, Oct 2e.-The Salt Lake mail Of the
rers report that party Of seventeen emier.pts
rom bscnanan county, Iowa. had been attached
oy the Indians near KinBeys Cut on. and that
MI. Mine and Mr.. Mittemore. with his wife and
sons ana the remainder OF the party escaped md
are now at Camp Floyd In a destitute copd tor.
Col. Stambauah. the surveyor General al I-tsh
arrived out on the 10th September
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From Pikess peak.

Lk.yLSwonIH, Oct, 27.-The overland Er.
The soth inst and 90 600 in gold dusf
Congress Is confirmed
On toe safh The people were 70 vote for or against
The mining operations ara drawing 70 a cIose
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PoLlcH MArrERs-Befvs Jsssses MeKsssa
James Gillian, WIN. wilkins, VIM Owens, WIN.
Tracy, and WIN. Jones, were severslly and col
iectiveiy waited upon by polite but determined
policeman, In relation 10 certain implications OF
tbeir having got drunk and elevated The ancient
Henry in the streets. They were all duly exam
tned. fned, and lectired BY the Justice. sl1 I
Dan Mofisrty exercised the privilege Of free
and Independent citizen. and In due conrse Of
time fosud himself conducted isnominiously be-
tweea two hard-hearted eoesfaeles before Justice
McKenna, on the quintaple charge Of eurstng,
swearing. profanity. obscenity, and intoxication
He was let OF on payment OF SO to the general
fund Of the Corporation,
James Callahan was charged with street drunk
We notice that the dangerous practice BY hack
drivers OF leaving their tezns Standing without
bang secured or attended. while not engaged. Is
since justice In one Of the central wards. aned
ave Of these drivers Cor such neglect and within
the last two days Justice McKenna has Issued no
less than six p warrants against drivers Of hack
ney carSiageScfof q similar offence. -A
lPrepos-whj should the drivers Of hacks
who leave their teams standing without sttend-
ance at the railroad depot be more severely dealt
with In this respect than those who loiter about
the entrances 20 our principal hotels and crack
their whips on the pavemenb, 10 the annoyance Of
the pedestrian public,
6<fers Jrssice Cfark.-James Lynch was accused
Of cursing and swearing and threatening to break
down the doors Of house In Fourteenth street
: Margaret King was committed to the work
house Zoe 60 days, In default Of payment Of judg
ment Of so and 81 % fine and costs for selling
liquor without license. -
a, John Pella was accused Of being engaged in the
Pawn-broker's trade without license. II WA
charged that defendant received pawns I'm pay
ment for spirituous beverages furnished, but
, dismissed, and the Cooperation mulcted In tn,
sum Of 81 cents. eFF1
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oRrHAss' couRf. This morning the Court
heard the petition Of Mounts, for guardians
to be appointed over two minor chlldren--one liz.
Ing In California, the other In Virginia, Judge
Purcell decided that he felt bound TO adhere to !
late decision Of the Circuit Court of this District
which makes u necessary to have the children
personally In court at the appointment Of guard
= Arguments Were also heard In relation 70 the
petition Of II. Burns and w H. Campbell, fol
counter security to be offered In the case Of A. E
huffman, administrstrix Of w n. Mr.. Bradley
was addressing the Court to-day, for respondent.
A number Of other eases, settlement Of sccounh
etc, were decided.
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FUTURE DAYS.

Dpoox By A;SREEN, Anctoneer.
xue1Ios0 o66AoTrTT EsSs9N tM6oSRsN SFNH
November LIST, ! shall sell, in front Of my auction
room, on the corner of 7sh and ID Streets Al ia
O'Clock a. m, by order OF the United states Penn
ssntisdy, Complete set Of Machinery for the man
nse the machinery ss mentioned in contract.
B. By J, srasr Of o. r. sENGsTAcK, Warden.
- w % - A. GREEN, Apct.
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NEw yolr, Oct. 2p.-stori =, nm. ~. 49,
Snicago ands;Rock Island 63k; mIsois sh.re. al:
90. bonds "a Il Michigan Soutbern 1ok: M Yerf
Central son; Va. O. as; Mo. 60 IS. - : :
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TAKE NOTICE.
FAIL AND WINTER GOO Dis.
- q - sMoor 4 RfTRRoucua ~ -

FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
=. z 2. sMoor 4 BURROUGHS. q
No, 1l9 BnIDeE SrRssrs GsoRs nrows, D. c..
Have received, ana are efarine cheap TO essh sur
"a .ss. .sjs,'! S s
and :'e ssnsss s,ss sa ssS v sa
Rs m AZ. snd Hlsin E I, &; M6s,iao.,
isL!s lot RI peleinss; from iak 70 q .snts, =
fnr sssse Ms51S: RS:sss:
HosIs r. sssoltnsnt
sSs:s:siS::: tSs 5 Iiia.s sAs.da.. e
Eiss. PICKET HandkeEchIsfa. Crsysls,
VIII srss oss 0n a s sns vs.
win :s's e9 e.! s0 s: ss,ysDss
81 ): e: isss sf S sss is.;'s.
sRsR the bee! terms, We shall always Be prepared to
% g . Q sMeog I BURROUGHS.
q2s ss ,s M,gs,c sC!I FlI ss.S ,..V.ss
nells sd kasfiee On To shortest 10eiss snd
~ s ss':sszr = 2 - q
:tSsEaEssIA AgSa5 !I;
.sS a 4. ". V = ;.1 s;ss. i 5S III
:ss.;s.'|; ]: u ~
s. ? y: q: i|i;: :: s. So
S.i tssa :. a. I. ss; ssssss ssss:
sISQF ai.5 III ~. ~ sa a. 6 ss 6,
- ~ = $780, g -; - ;j ssse 4
eQp-3 ~ eeFsSSsss e5SGsSSv.. :
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Nexss.-- DsrsIcf 90 CoEsnszA Apvxauss-
wDfs 70 N rNsxRsRD n I'm BALrNoRB Suu
Ans a.cnvEp AZ AND yoEwARDsD mex I'm
sfA1 OFFICE ~
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EkUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE BuILp-
MsrIErTs, AT AUcrIoN.-On MONDAY, tie l<th
DAY OF Noyemesr, shall sell. in front Of the prem
70 the hearing date the day Of Octo-
Der: 1854, And any recorded in Liber J. A. g., No
,Wsshinxton county. District Of Columbia, the fol-
isyina nam property. lying and being in the city
q sshlngton, ID strict Aforesaid, and laid down In
the Plot or pan Of sad city. Wig:
Los n9mDered two in SQUARE numbered seven
nouth "a street feet 81 inches, running with the
line Of Canal street ITO Feet containing over 5000
Terms, One fourth cssh balance in and u
mo2ths, the purchaser to give notes bearing inter
tsnst tasen. All oonvsysnce al the cost Of the pur
u the terms Of sale should not b. complied with
Y ave days. the trustee reserves the ria hi to resell
the property u the risk and cost o. the rst pureha
ser. WILLIAM DIXON ,rrnsses
&C o zAWGos a. GREEN, Auct.
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By A. GREEN. Auotio0eer.

- by a. 6KEEN. AuctioOeer. - -
VhOSrEES SALE OF VALUABLE Rr1tp
n ING Lots IN TEE EASTERN PART OF rUr crTx 4 ,
Az hucTIoS.IO On MONDAY, the 9TH day Of Noveua
per' tos ny ylftu. OF ed Of trust 20 the subscr
corded S in Liber A. No. l7s, 2elio. q, ss, en
mentioned property, lying and being in the city ~
washington, District Aforesaid. The sale viii
ertys viz: - : - - - " e@A''eNpP
Lots numbered sixteen and seventeen Cis And Is.
IN square numbered ten hundred and eighty Il !
l,esS Lot npmberd fftssn O5b I'm square nun
perez zen hundred and ninety FIVE ae5 Lots nv m,
ten hundred and ninety seven n.Gs7J and Lot
huma a 60 slT aa6 seven t6 and T,lin Square mum
oeIea eleven sundred and nineteen n isl Contain
Inc 3I,562 square feet Of ground, more or less
TENS cash. AL convey ancing at the cost of the
the terms of sac are not complied with within
cav, the nusfee reserves the night to resell the
EDWARD c. CARRiN6TON. frastee'
90 S-d&ds r---l'---- A. GREEN ISct
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,L5Isr oYtErTEEs

Cisy. B. G.. oese6ss 3, II. -
bsOs s Ssyns Ss ssrsst :
Of any daily paper published IN WssSissten.l
U All ler.ons spplyins Cor letters IN the follow
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DIIlIID,

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q f1s ts;sads ssd sesssinssses. q d hnub .rs
fssidssss - 4 stssn0 sns s9ssr1s S Yer
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: a.s sreiss s.os4 9lstse q dr. seaf7e = 3ltsi
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From Texas a.S N.-,a--- -

:, Ffem Texas and Northern M~xtee-
INV OnLEANs, Oct. 2s.-Advices from T1rxs
stase tnat the yellow fever CONTINUES IN talveston
and Houstsn, but none az Indiapols
The Picayune's Mexican corrSsrc,d.r.. -,
nrns the eold-blooded murder ofconsul Chr by
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Fran Vera Cr~x

PENSACOLA. Oct. ss.-The U. =. uioop-of.v,r
sSaratoga from Vera Cruz, has arrived hese WITH
important dispatches for Seniors Msts ana 100
from their home government =.
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Au01IoI AN
THIS AELKRN00N& T0-MoRROW.
c,.rrs q ~, eepTE5EERI,, An, A.,S,ss|ss::T.-

THIS AkLKRN00N& .To-M0RRoW.
SALE Is T EE2PfEEkkFFfh hSss|sR;;[
- yrTu11 At AceTIoNs-On MONDAY MORN
Hs q ne s n = ,s Sefss
arg scisction ofsuperIor Furniturs a., oons;t-
9 g: ssas:S%s soqdoir so.svood P,sse yerss
rrser no WsiRat Psrior suit. upholstered In
Fin. srssn spa gold Dsns.k Curtains, with Cor
H.as.oIas sassi and rs fsblRs ISS rn cSs,
Ss i.%s fis s;l Si ssSS sns 4S:s $40
Hssyy Hearth Rasss and other csrpet'nf,
M T;69sS s sa VAIN. s;ds s Louns.
W v.s Extensien Dining Table, 81
LATED Cs.t"r,: Spoons, Ferris ac Table c.tl.r,.
Ware. o' Ssone China Dinner and Tss
Cat end Creased Glass Ware and r.sl. r,,,,,., !.
Walnut and Mahogany Dressing Bvr..,.
Ta SITar zoe. and Wsshstsnds and Beestssd:, j
Hair and otsee Msts, rssmosr Furniture,
SlsPpi e: 9Silt;; &C., ~ Hi:siIi oilelo.A.
Rediato,. Cooking and Other ssoye:'0 s's'
Kitchen Furniture, Cooking Rec uistes, &c.
for spSfoSsd sn Sss. no.s sss Ss.9
% sd C. w. BoTELER. Auc..
By o. @. SAGE, Aucuonesr. 2
4 FAM IN FaIrax cousrr. vA.H0n non.
DAY. the 3ist instant, at II O'Clock m This prop
cry wi De SOLD by virtue oftvo deeds Of trust ex
vile, and duly recorded in the land records Of ssis
Ro.a Ibis property fronts on Middle Turnpiks
| from AlexsadIls; pear Bailey's Cross Roads
| xnown a. Springfield Farm. The improvements
room ICONS ana cellar, two large Barns, Carriage-houss
Corn house, Overseef's House, Workshop Tool
complies order also, On orchard Of several hu >.
dred trees Of choicest fruit This farm il we.
Noooed ana watered, and in in high state af cult
yation. and contains 2e acres OF land. Also an ad
/ Ioinnf taet, mostly IN wood, and fronting san
i country residence. '~"
Terms Of sale One-third in cash the remainde
to be secured By deed Of trust ON the propeytT :
Al, LeIsns wishing TO purchase will do vel 70 cal
ssI az eAsmine me P,oRertr greyieus to the day .
ChAS. II. UPTON, trustees.
oc lo-eots o. g SAGE, Auet
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NV YORK. Oct % -Tiour ~. d..l,..a &.
ssne - Is; Ohio IS <oas IS, Southern IS sons 10
w heal Is dun, and hes declining tsudency~
~ YS ~, white 50. Corn elosed dull yellow
10 ZIG soslo IS Lard closed quist. Whisls sIosed
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: MINIS Dasss 8sI1s,
g YossH' D..ss sv'ss,

NeA4 wALkn Z Co, Marie asif cjsss..
iSsi anna a,.sSS u sns
~ inter -C1ee.ng ~ nov ready Dor inspsotion m
e ifsssr ass.. q sns sE.s
- 5eusIs trumIgg {. nnd y0kuasskip.
= ne noe VIC stndy sxeeIIsnos With economy, in
off, for seleo1ng hon ehs aost sztssstiyye ~
e kssa{z&eds clotAlns u thus sit5. = WI 3.
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AuCfI0U aAIH


b WALfs Z BARNARD- x~cs,o...-.---
VAtUABLE BUJLpING LOT ON Nrw
IFTHehk 8 MN nSd5un ?. AZ AycyseN.-on fGESbAY
u. III 10 lsoa2 o. the psesss.. ia g SiH n e ys
g, moniinE 6I lses on NeE York eyeuue, betveea
a., ena re ~. spSes. 1his Lot You'd make two sood
: T .g.ss. one ;d ss.h the s.lsass q y end
OF trust on the pfemises,
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ATTENTION.

- q y ATTENTION.! k
IN Conseqnence OF On increased demand IN our
Gard EnGravIng department, we would respectfully
request parties about ordering WeddinE Invite
nons @ se9d Their orders early, slloyipg MS sui-
DEMPSEY q OpTOOLE,
Engrevers and Wedding Stationers,i ss
oc q q Pa. av, between eth Ard I0{h sts
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STOVES! - sTOvEsn
have on hand . large assortment OF Cookiur
stoves, which, viii guarantee, will give satisfso-
''4 B,seE OAK. y;cso,,. M..;o sh;.,a TO- u,,
Comllste Cook, Triumph Complete, Prairie fiosT,
er, Ananto. Fanny Fovreeter, and psslof Caoks
ton. which VIII sell e o small advance on coat
Plumbing ard Gas ftting executed &C the shos tee
NOTICE Ges fixtures o every style Always ON hand
and for sale cheap for cash. - : G. SNYDER. =
90 u South side Pa. sv.. next Star Ofica
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Alexandrta ne.,k.s.

Alexandrta D1arkess. as.-sr sl
AtExANDRIA. Oct 2e.-whesf-szles M f.,, a,
good white AZ ~ -3osi -; sales OF AIR Ia oo -.
at VI IS. Rye-ssles at CO., = =
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NEW ROCKS AT SHiLLINGTON's gn ,
IN Pick Nick Papers. By Charles Dlckens.,s1
Lizzie Glenn. or abe Tris of sssmstrsss By n 8.
TIE MinistS's wocias. By Harriet Bseohsr STOW .,
Memoi OF Robert HOnden, Ambassador, author.
=, and oonjuror, written By himself. I =
ranos Iheafricais. or Winter Evening Entsrtain-
The Corner Cupboard, or Facts for EVER body, :
svofd ann Gown, ~ The author Of "GuI Living
lie Eop fos MenthlI Report Of Paris Fsshiops.
LsslIs q. HM:s..ins q Fsshion. tor Noysmbsr
IN the cheap punlicstion line, q. .eie g :
81 Bookst0re, Odeon Building. =.
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NV orsrEz Ban FouSp.-wHliam Rupp,
covered snew and inexhaust,bie Oyster I'd Vbich
Iroase = sss snsst ATTEST, and lsrgest bivsIves
chine has been invent ID by which these beau
Sysssis can pc opened entirely free from xhslIs.
smies "a piisd with any quantity desired, q ..
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Fugitive Slave Recevered.
SiScISSArI, Oct. 2s.-gohn Tyler a fuc3tfve
save save who escaped from Campbell county Va. I'm
soo4, wa, arrested In Columbus Yesterday, and
wanded him TO his owners He was tsken 10
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strsyed.
CiSctNSzrr, Oct 29.-The once Of the New
pen my Free south, q newspaper with RepablI-
'forms' Of the paper scattered in the ssress'
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asa streets, Macy Yard, Waskissfos. d C~We
nave JUST opened ten cases Of the most fas
snd os.t design Ready made Clothing ever befor "a
orogyh5 20 this market. consisting OF Mems Over.
so1tv BACK Dress Costs. Business Coat. Pants,
sna vosts % 81 qusli les. and most beautifu ~,
soreneos Of Boys Clothing, which IL our oGn
mske al Of which viii b. sold at considersble less
pnoes man they charge in other houses -
az IA tss dsdiss-Noyisse chance for bsrssins in
W Dy 5000 ana Millinery line. A large ouSnIity
OF that line OF goods Just received, which viii BE
soia lov e bar Bros cheap oash store, street
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The new courtroom works admirably.

vIRsrsIA CREAM ALK.--we have received a
most delicious sample Of Martins Virgil cream
ale" from Mr.. c. G. Mortimer, the Warrington
sure, have large sale in this vicinity For family
NE especially II must be in demand from IL
agreeable favor, and especially It's low price Mr..
Mortimers place OF business 10 on street, be-
printing establishment.) He receives this ale I'll
weekly, and small kegs, las well a. big barrels, }
fer family Use, can be obtaised as any tme-a
great convenience. 49, 15fsFflS - = 3 =
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Finssciai Panic n re,..,.- a. wof

finenctsl Panic at Toronto, e.. w.
ToRoNro, G. W., Ocf. 27-The Inserp.t,c,,I
nanI OF Toronto suspended Yesterday. The Col
onlal Bank, an institution Of smilsr chsr.cter.
besieged by Thousands Of ezcissi deoo.,sers
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aRORaETOWI ADVRRTIsRNTs

FOR B0STONGThe splendid nsy clipper
Nictereon, Ia. arrived, and il now dischafg- ~
ing her freight. She VIII Be receiv.ng freigh.
nearly all her freight 10 engaged, she WI have
quick dispa'ch. For freight 8. lssssge apply 20
90 Civ 90 and ioi Water st, Gsorestovu.