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GREAT BARGAINS
SUPERIOR OLDRYE WHISKY

ICE PITCHERS ICE PITCHERS Just re
~ ceIved; fine and large assortment ofOp,n'
lam, chased, and Engine turned &c EAA/
PlrCHERS. Being plated on the finest
qua!Ity OF white metal, We car warrant them ~
To give entire satisfaction.
III. SEMKE\.
ma q $40 Pa av., het 9TH All Inth sts
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SAFETY LINE TO HARPER'S FERRY.

IhT0HSd IN u hours less.
The new, swift, aud cOmHIodious steamer - 4
BRENGl.E, Capt. ". H. Ritter
leaves Geo.getown for HsrPer's Fer sAES
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY. AZ :
O'Clock A; N Returnln., leaves HaTpsr's Ferrs
every IoESDAl. THURSDAY. ard SAITH
DAY, at O'Clock = m For light freight or p1ssa~e
apply to w H. a n q; r ITrtrEP
y. h.-AH irnIghts must De pre- paid. ma y Im
- kOHLBERG. at 40 Bridge street Geurgr-
-. town, ID. T. Is sci lug of has entir. stock of
domestic and Fancy DRY Goods, RonnetS Flats
Shakers. Ribbons. Flowers. Riches. Silks No,
Tons uentlemen's Furnishing Goods. etc. and a
great many IOrs articles usually kept IA a well as
sorted Dry floods AMI Fancy Store ut coSt-that IS
az New York Wholesale prices. The attention. Of
WhoiesaIe and retail purchasers is invited.
S00 BUSHELS PRIME WHITE MERCER
cHC fOIA TUES Just received, ia good order.
ana lnT sale 10y BRADLEY TAYLOR,
ma ~ lGl and ICE Wa,er sfrsaf
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E'oh KENT-A very convenient three-Story
bklCk HOi'SE on Real! street. y f,,w steps
from Christ Church. 4 good garden lot. and a
pump 81 excellent drinking water alm"st at the
door. The house has just been thoroughly repaired
ana newly painted. aud has gas throus bout th,
dwelling part. IL has five lodging rooms and two
ParioTS all moderate size and convenient. Terms
nIodera tn suitable tenant Apply to SAMTEI.
MCKINNEY, No. 1874 Dunhartoh street. George
town. ina y &C
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

E'oh MA snail HOUSE ou ~ D stra,t ca,
near street north. Gapttni I'M ,.,,,t.,,.-
r"omS ;: Inquire At No. so East Cspitol street
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FANS
n LARGE Assortment of fine LINEN FANS,
durable.
Also, 3 beautiful assortment of EVENING
DIR ESS FANS of all coIors
NJ. w. GAIT BRO, Jewellers.
ma 81 1t 35t Pa. av.. doors west Browns Hotel
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A PIANO FOR RENT one a. -. ,,,i..,..
n Al = o per month, al
lid "a lDHN D. EIIIS'S
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SUSSEX COUNTY LOTTERIES,

Address FRANCE, BROADBENTS Il CO,
WHINING roH, DEL.
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RIVE NIGnTINGALES, dozen SI.sIu, -,
y l.arks, AniScts, ilr"ssel.. : I,-aTn,st = ].
Bosd Punches. BuchG,lrrS C'.l,,syk
tlnches, u dozen Pigeons uf the Tar,.t Ann -
ami sev,raI oih-r klnds Of tInporte Rirds hiss ,,r
rRED; WARNECKE, brought nv t6s - llama. .s7,,.,
nSlusS'a "Sn Hamburg Ia us, aud stops as lac ~
Centre Market. IN" ''so nc SEED al "2l
2f-ltt ruApUr, ,,.,..
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HT SECOND WARD, ATTENTION-aU
uS lhe citizens Of the Second Ward y bo - IN
IaVor oil taking party politics out Of munIcIual r
lars, and who favor a reduction of taxes ami az
increased public school accommodation, are re-
9nested To meet IA mass meeting at Temperance
Hall, on FRIDAY EVENING, the 9Th INST ri q
Tor the coming city election.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-09-06

The EXPORT OF SPEoIE.-The export OF specle
from New York. from January 1st up TO o 0a noo
day last, was in round numbers, $4', oVos;o yg
and from Boston about SIC, 000, oOO-total, So',
OOO,O The receipts in the same period ron
California and other sources have not eCe
SOS, 600 900. The difference ($2s, O0O,ooo) has
been drawn from the banks and the pockets o.
the people. 80 =
The, banks of New York held On the LIST O
January last, in round numbers, $4,000, 900
they held on Saturday last $21, 100000; so they
have lost in the aggregate, during that time, on
|ly 1880, 900, whilst the excess of exports owe
imports is 500, 100000, which excess was drawn
in the main from the vaults of the New 1ori
Banks
How, then have these banks been able, whi
losing S29,0O0,0O0, the excess over receipt
drawn out tor exports, to keep up their specr
strength to point only $7,50O,o0o below tina
OF January lasta
The answer is plain. The difference oetwee'
81, 500 900, their real loss, and $29 OO0ooo, t6ei
apparent loss, has been drawn from the ou'
Treasury AND THE pEopLE.-Pitts6arg Gazette.
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AUCTTON SALES.
ExECUTORs, SALE OF LAND.-In

EXECUTORS' SALE OF LAND.-In pur.
IL suance of the last will and testament of Nelson
Sale decd the undersigned executors of the said de-
cedent WILL on the l5tI day of September next, If fair
if not the next fair day, on the premises sell at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder the following RE-
AL ESTATE:
LIST. That desirable tract OF land on which the de-
cedent resided at the time of his death, lying in the
County of Bedford adjoining the lands of Martin p
Burks Moses Penn William E. Slidd and others, and
only FIVE miles distant from the Big Island landing or
the James River and Kanawha Canal, to which place
there is q well-graded road. by old survey this
tract contains about 400 Acres. from 200 to $50 Of
which are cleared, and lie in one contiguous body,
and are in good state of cultivation-the bal
ance is we'll timbered. This land Is we'll watered
with fine springs and neverfang streams, and is en-
closed mostly with chestnut rails The soil is remark
ably we'll adapted to the growth of grain and all the
grasses. About one hundred acres are now in clover
the balance is very fertile, and is exceedingly luxu
RANT in all of its productions.
The improvements consist of large and commodi-
GUS DWELLING HOUSE, containing some eight OF
ten rooms, good Negro Cabins. Ice House, &c. fine
Garden and fue large Orchard of choice Fruit
Trees. This land is situated in healthy highly in.
telgent neghborhood, and is in every respect one OF
the most desirable farms In Bedford County
Also at the same time and place, will be sold by
way of public auction, Tract No. g. containing about
500 Acres lying two three miles east of the above
and near the Nobusness Mountain, land only one OF
two miles from the James River and Kanawha CANAL
adjoining the lands of Moses Penn, Micajah Davis,
decd William E.. Sldd and Others About $50 acres
of this land is cleared the residue in timber the most
of which is fine tobacco land. The most of this land
lies WELL and produces fine wheat and other grain is
well watered and enclosed lies adjacent to fine
mountain range, and would make good grazing
farm
The improvements consist of a newly erected House
with ou rooms and other necessary out-houses, with
small Orchard &C. If necessary, TO suit the conve-
nence of purchasers, it will be divided into two
tracts
TERMS:-A sum sufficient to defray the expenses
of sale will be required in cash for the residue of the
purchase money credit of one, two and three years
will be gventhe payments to bear interest from the
day of sale. Bonds with good security will be re.
qured, and the title retained further security until
the whole of the purchase money is Laid.
Possession to seed wheat will be given imme-
daey after the sale. and full possession the LIST day
of December next
Persons wishing to see the land before the day OF
SALE referred to Mr. Thos N Sale who resides on
the first tract, to the undersigned in Liberty We.
JOHN w. SALE,
l.. A. SALE,
Aug g. 1S59,-tds Ex'rs of Nelson Sale, decd.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO DYSPEPTICS

And all who suffer the ortures which this disease
inficts in one form or another OF its many phases
cure yourselves permanently and speedily by using
The Oxygenated Bitters.
The weekly Novelette, of Sept. IL, says:
Dyspepsia is one of the prevailing diseases OF our
country. This is owing both to climate and the al
most universal habit of eating our meals too rapidly
to admit of proper digestion But in spite of these
adverse circumstances, this disease even when 1t has
become chronic disappears rapidly by the use OF the
oxygepated Biters, which have been found to prove
an infahble remedy.
From the Publisher of q widely circulated Magazine
BosToN, July l, 1858.
Messrs. S. W. Fowle & Col have taken three
bottles of the Exaggerated Btters and have derived
great benefit from their use. have been mucn trou
bed with dyspepsia for several years and found moth
inc that afforded me any relief until used the Bltters
most cheerfully recommend them to all who are at
flcted with this troublesome and stubborn complaint
JAMES ROBINSON,
of the Student and Schoolmate."
From Cen A. c. Dodge our Minister to Spain.
| WASHINGTON, ID. c., May Is.
| Dr. Geo. B Green.-Dear Sir:-The Oxygenatee
Btters with which you kind as to furnish me
have had most salutary effect in my case. wa!
troubled with Dyspepsia for four years. during wnci
so good as your Bitters. | am now In the enJoymen
of good health and hope and believe that all whit
use the 0xygenaed Blters, will find them as service
able as have found them.
With high respect, your obt servant,
A. c. DODGE.
Prepared by S. W. FowLE & CO., Boston, and TO
sale by p. II. Trout Il Co., DR.. II. s. Eichelberger
| Bro. and Dr. W. b. Young, Staunton L. n. Antrim
Waynesboro' j. T. Antrim, Greenyille; Randolph
Patton 4 Co., Middlebrook; Stewart Anderson
MofFett's Creek; ]. L. Ross Mt. Sidney; James NJ
Stout 4 Co.. New Hope; p. H. Wheeler, Mt. Nerd
ian and by all dealers in medicines
| August 2. lS59-2mae2ws.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-09-06

DEsrRuorIoN OF CRY By AN EARTHQUAKE
the English papers received by the EtUa an
nounce tue entire destruction Of the ancient city
OF Egzroom, IL Turkey, BY repeated shocks VI
earthquakes within the last three months. The
first earthquake occurred June lst, ana letter
from one of the missionaries of the American
board gives Vivid description OF the hrst great
shock. He says:
sThe first shock, which was not very severe,
was felt about o'clock, A. NJ, june |; aud at
10 O'Clock. A. NJ, the following day, came the
fearful earthquake, which laid in ruins 1000
houses nearly DESTROYING 1900 more, and in
turing 1900 others; leaving according to the
accounts OF Turkish oficisls) over 800 houses
unharmed; but do not believe that there are
100 houses in Erzroom as sound as they were
before the earthquake. The shock was not only
felt throughout the city, but the villages on tue
plaip. and even at Aasssn-Kallab, twenty miles
to the east.
According to official returns $50 dead bodies
have been taken out from the ruins, about 2OO
wounded, and go are missing. The heavy shock
which did the mischief is said TO have continued
about eight seconds, and it was followed by three
others less severe, the same day. Shocks, more
or less severe, were also felt at intervals during
eight consecutive days. since which there has
been perfect quiet, aud the work OF building ana
repairing is now going on as rapidly as possible
1t is singular fact that the destruction was
almost entirely confined to the Mosem quarter
of the city, and only twelve Christians lost their
lives. None OF our Protestant friends were in
iured, though several barely escaped with life
One woman, sister of our native preacher, b: Ho'
names, feeling the waving to and fro OF the
house, seized her two little children and escaped
in time to see the roof and wall come down with
a crash where she had been sitting. Part OF an
other house, adjoining ours, was crushed, but nc
one was harmed. The two mission houses were
injured, but not very seriously.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-09-06

1t is rumored that the Prince OF Wales who is
about To visit Canada will not travel in the
Uuited States, except under strict incognito.-
Ii has been decided that he would be subject to
too much atteGtiua; 50 that his rather delicate
health would suffer from the inceSsant serenades
aud visits Co which he would be subjected. The
terrific enthusiasm of the American people is
much dreaded ia Europe. There princes of the
brood and great persons generally go abroad
without any mob following at their heels or cir
cunscribiug their movements-but here We make
such ado over every new conner, frorL q patriot
exile to concert singer, from Turkish surveyor
OF navies to a ballet dancer. No prince is pow
eriul enough to face an American multitude.
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THE MARKETS.
STAUNT0N MARKETS.
WHOLESALE PRICES.
Reported by p. N. PosoeU d Go
RICHMOND MARKETS,

Reported forths Spectator By W. D. IomDkins d Bro
RICHMOND. AUG. %, 1859.
FLOUR-We quote Flour dull and heavy. with
sales by Dray load, as wanted at $51S@6OO for Su'
per-. $61S for Ex
wHEA7T-The receipts of wheat are heavy and
prices lower, sales of good Red $llO@l.2O, White
81 .25@$l35.
TOBACCO-The market depressed and sales OF
common Lugs sS@419, good Lugs $415@5]6. com
mon Leaf S6@6}5@7, good leaf s71S@s@81S, fine
shippidg $S1a@91S, fine English shipping slO] 1917
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-09-06

SPLENDID PAeEANT.-The triumpha entry in
to Paris of the army OF Italy, took place on the
18th ut., and passed off with great eclat The
streets were crowded TO excess, and the decora-
tions and illuminations in the evening were on
q grand scale. The Emperor and his staff head
ed the procession along the Boulevards from the
Bastile to the Place Vendome, and were greet
ed with loud acclamations. The Empress and
the Prince Imperial were stationed at the Place
Vendome, and on arriving there the Emperor
took up q position in front of the Imperial stand,
and the troops marched on. The de6lement OF
the troops at the Palace Veudome, commenced
at half past ten and terminated at halt past two.
The soldiers bearing the standards taken from
the enemy were received with ovations. The
flags OF those regiments which were torn by the
,enemy's fire, excited the population to enthusi-
astic cheers The weather was fine, and tie
spectacle imposing, but somewhat monotonous.
1t is said that every house on the streets through
which the procession passed, was examined by
the police, and had police spies in it, to detect
any attempt to make disturbance, or to tlre
from the widows.
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AARTNAPS No. / AAA0NZ4TED
SUPER-PHOSPHATE OF LIME,

Manufacured expressly Tor the FaTners aud F1ahteFs
of Virginia and North Carolina. BY
s. HARTHAE. Richmond Va.
THIS Super-Phosphate OF Lime contains a large
Il per centage of Ammonia, and is one of the best
and cheapest fertilizers offered the public adapt
ed to Wheat Corn Oats, Tobacco, and all Vegetables,
Grasses, &C., usually cultivated in this country. This
Manure produces all the immediate effects of Guano,
besides leaving permanent benefit to the soil.
pamphlet containing treaties on SUPERB Phosphate OF
Llme with its analysis testimonials certificates. &c,
with directions for its applications will be sent gratis
This Super Phosphate of Lime is put up securely in
barrels for shipment Six barrels to the ton, at $40
per ton of 1000 lbs.
The above Fertilizer may be had of Messrs. Cur
WADDBLL, Staunton, Va. 5. HARTMAN.
AnQ 20 1859
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Aug. 9, 1857
ANTHoYY's ADM.

ANTHONY, &c.
n COMMISSIONERS sALE.-In pursuance OF
~ decree of the Circuit Court of Augusta county,
in theabove named case WILL Thursday the 18th dag
of Septen5er 1859, on the premises at public auction
proceed TO sell Tract of Land lately belonging to F.
r. Anthony, decd. The said Tract of land contains
about 81 ACRES, and is situated the Harrsonburg
and Warm Springs Turnpike, 2 miles West Of Deer
field and adjoining the land of A. Lange, r. Gendy
and Others about 70 acres of said land are cleared
4 or of which are good Meadow. There are on the
land good Dwelling house, Hatter's Shop, Barn
and other buildings and some good Fruit Trees
TERMS-So much money in hand as will be neces
sary to pay cost of suit and sale, say about $4,000
and the balance in equal payments of g. IL and "a
months from the day of sale the purchaser giving bono
and approved security, and the title retained as ul
mate security. JACOB BECK, Conn.,
Aug. IS, lS59.-4t
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General Houston's victory in Texas is even
more sweeping than was at first reported. vi
one hundred counties, from which returns hsd
been received on the 10th instant, he had ma
jorities in all but twenty-one, and it was bellev
ed that his total majority might reach twelve
thousand
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AUCTION SALES.
HIGHLY IMPROVED FARM FOR

n SALE-Not having land enough for my force,
propose selling, at public auction, on Thursday, the
22th day of September. 70 the highest BIDDER, III no.
sold privately before that tme,) my highly improved
farm situated in Augusta Co.. four or five miles west
of Saunton, two miles east of Swoopes Depot lying
ON both sides of the Va Central r. r., and adjoining
the lands of H. Edison, dec Maj R. Brown and 9th
ers. My land is naturally of good quality, and the
entire farm Is IN the highest state OF Improvement
containing about 333% acres about 60 acres heavily
timbered about 100 acres well set IN clover ana tmo
thy besides 10 acres of first rate meadow the entre
part of which water at any time by never ial-
ing stream running through 1t. l intend seeaing a.
bout 70 acres in wheat which will be sold with the
farm. There is bearing Orchard OF select FRUIT OF
every kind, on the Farm, and fine large Garden,
with Vineyard of choice grapes, rasPDerrIes, a.
The improvements consist OF u large SIoNE Wv Ell
LING, with eight rooms rooms ana passage d
bove and the same below, besides basement Story
for cooking purposes. with apartments ior Aeeplns
fruit potatoes &C.. situated upon an emlnence COM
handing view of the daily trains OF the Il. H. Oh one
side, and the Warm Springs and Staunton turnpike
on the other; and is surrounded by beautlul grove
of stately locuss. and other trees and shrupDery'
double Brick building for servants large shedoeo
Barn with stables, and branch running through the
yard. A large Courthouse, granaries,, Ice mouse,
Smoke house and all other necessary out houses all III
good repair There is also fine SPRING OF LIMESTONE
WATER and pump, both of which are within few
Yards of the door. deem it unnecessary ~ give
more detailed description OF my farm. Suince IL 10
say its known locality, IN rich and highly rennea
nelghborhood; its convenience to Churches, Hebron
Church being in sight Schools, Mills, Blacksmith
shops its near and easy access to Depots, ana tue
unsurpassed fertility fits soil render 1t one OF the
most desirable farms in the county. As am deter
mined to sell the terms of sale will be easy MY
address is Staunton, Va.
will sell on the same day, Gf make sale of my
FARM my personal property consisting OF Household
and Kitchen furniture, growing crop of corn clover
Seeds large quantity Of nice hay, farming utensils
of every description two horse carriage, 70 head
of hogs horses cattle and many other articles too te
sale. b. ..
Aug 80, ls59-4t-Rock. Register copy st, and
send bill to this Office
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Vim. L. Morgan, of Pottsville, Warren county
Indiana, says that seed from the but end OF al
ear OF corn will ripen its product all at the same
time. aud some three weeks earlier than seeo
from the little end OF the same ear. de recon
mends farmers always 20 break their SEED corr
ears in two in the middle, and use the but ends
oniy for seed.
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i to the interest of both purchasers, place and com
munity that should sell lots |, therefore, will offer
for SALE privately at Craigsville, Augusta Co.. Va
on the Va. c. R. r., which is very desirable place
for health, and good situation for merchant and
mechanics of all kinds Upon lot there is large
Some House, another large Shoe Shop, another has
Dwelling House, another Dwelling House, 9
Blacksmith and Wagon-maker shop, with Tilt Ham.
mer will sell as many unimproyed lots as may bt
wanted For further particulars address me at Frank
ford, Greenbrier Co., Ya p. S. Craig, Cragsyille
who will show the property and bargain for the same
for me. JAS. A. CRAIG.
Anr,l 10 1S5o--tf
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Twenty-six clergymen of Philadelphia, (Epis-
copal, Presbyterian, Baptist, Methodist, German
Reformed, and Dutch Reformed have united in
an address to "Christians of all denominations,
in which they propose that the first Monday in
October next be set apart as day OF special
prayer SHAT God would grant thOt his believing
children may be made perfect in one aud that
by the operation of the Holy Ghost all Christians
may be so joined together in unity of spirit and
in the bond Of peace, that they may be holy
temple, acceptable unto Him."
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SON & AND e RsON

No. IVO HAIN STREET., KICHHUNDy w.
IMPORTERS OF HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUNS
AND "ANCHoR" B0LTING CLOTHS,
IIAvE received per ships Calhoun" Empire
IL State" and Lucy Thompson" their fall imPor-
tation comprising large assortment of fine and hea
Wy Hardware to which they invite the attention Of
the merchants of Virginia. Tennessee and North Car
olina guaranteed to sell cheap as can be had in
any city, North or East.
They are also agents for Fairbanks justly celebrated
Scales, Vests improved Forcing and Lifting Pump,
French Burr and Esopus Mill-Stones, and Boston
Betting Company's Rubber Betting, Hose and Pack
ing.
N.B.-orders shall receive their prompt and care
full attention.
Richmond, Aug 80, 1852
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FOWLE Il CO., Alexandria, Va,
IMPORTERS OF GUANO. PLASTER, SALT, SU-
CARS, M0LASSES, &c, DC.
PERUVIAN GUANO. rI
Just received per ships "Ceres," "Templeman,"
sSver Star" and "Chares Ward" direct from the
Chincha Islands, 500 TONS No. l PEROPLAN
GUANO which they offer to their customers at low
SOMBRERO GUANO.
Direct from the Island of Somtrero. This is the
richest Phosphate GuanO known. ~
SOLUBLE PHOSPHATED GUANO.
Manufactured by Dr. X. H. Stabler. OF this city, and
warranted to contain per cent of Ammonia, and As
per cent Soluble Bone Phosphates. Also, -
Glide ISLAND, or
CALIFORNIA GUAN0;
JARVIS ISLAND, and
MEXICAN GUAN0.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-09-06
old D0MINION FEMALE INSTITUTE.
CHINA, QUEENSWARE AND GLASS.
BUTLER, SON & FRANKLIN,
III .-u W. Il RrrI rpA

IMPORTERS & WHOLESALE DEALERS,
70 HAHN Street, Richmond, Va, -.
TTAVE now in store and will be receiving, in all
IL this month, large and general assert. No
ment of China, Queensware, Glassware, Lamps, ~
Looking glasses, Casters, and variety Of
Fancy Goods, which they are offering at
Wholesale and RetaH upon the most favorable terms.
We cordially invite merchants of Virginia, North
Carolina and Tennessee to inspect and price our
goods feeling confident that We offer them such
Inducements 10 purchase Of US as must secure their
orders. a-1 fl " -rE
~ The most careful attention given to packing
goods securely and forwarding them wit dispatch.
Richmond Aup lS5g