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Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-02
PHILIP RAIN,
EAGLE MACHINE " CRKS,
y, ~" SAh 1'H - -
RICHMOND, VA.

Rl Ss1 M OlaD, " a.,
MANUFACTURER IF Portable and Stationary
Iva STEAM ENGINES. of any requi ed power
with either Locomotive Flue or CYLINDER Boilers
Sugar Mills. Circular Saw Mills, Ironstor Vertica
Saw Mills Grist Mills Draining Machines, Single
Lathe and Planning Machines, Tobacco Factory
Fixtures of every description and all kinds OF Cas-
tin@s in Iron and Brass.
The subscriber awarded. By the yirginis
Mechanics Institute, the firat Class Diploma on
the 18th OF November, 1874, for Steam Engine
and Circilar Saw NH. and by the Virginia State
Agricultural Society premium for Saw Miilin 1856
and for the best Steam Engine applicable to agri-
cultural purposes the premium OF City dollars in
1851; also BY the q. S. Agricultural Society held
in Richmond. Va, October 1858, the Grand Cold
Medal Of Honor, for the best Portable Steam En-
CINE for Farm use.
). He rffGr$ BY permission, to Governor Henry a.
Wise, Messrs- Warwick d Barksdae, Dunlop Mon
cure &Co., Haxall, Crenshaw & Co., and S NfcGru-
der \ Sons. As to Mill Tearing, refers toJ. Fray
and Gen. Banks. $500. PHILIP RAIN.
P4nxAssrs Augusta, CO., Dee 10, 1858.
hereby Gel tify that purchased a l. horse pow
er Portable Steam Engine and Saw Mil of Mr..
Philip Rahm Of Richmond, Va, in the fall of 1851
and had it brought on and put it up myself, and
have been running it with hands who had no expe-
rience in the business before, with entire success
anything getting out ofordeh; and can honestly
say, that it has surpassed my expectations and Mr.
Rahm's representations il eyelv respect
have cht With it 4, 600 feet Il { plank, surface
measure. or. $50, feet board measure per day,
in the winter season when The days were shortest,
with hands only, without any particular effort it
being my ordinary way Of saving, and to- push
have cut a Foot per second while The saw was ran
ming through the log.
Dee Il, 1853. DANE T. MOHLER,
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-02

1E1c'n1'1Iu, = usSuss 20, To55=-1m: -
GQnH-THE SUBSCRIBERS WISH
pow to employ an active reliable man in
each section OF the State to travel take orders
for SUGARS AND TOBACCO, by samples. Will
pay salary of 5000 to $500 per year, payable
monthly For samples and particulars apyly to,
orradaress, inclosing stamp Tor return postage.
-aJ CARY a. SMITH, Il
Tobacconists, 80, Pearls St., N. Y. q
Aug. 26. ls59-5t.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-02
CLARksoN & ANDERSON.

IMP Pc. lTi: Of F. ia nIRDwARE yccGuTEERy,
GUNS, AND ..ANCH0R" BoLTfNG CLOTHS
ETAVE received per Ships "Calhoun," f.Empire
1 States and s.Lucy Thompson the Fall i'm
portaton, comprising large assortment OF. fine,
and heavy Hardware, to which they invite the at
and North Carolina, guaranteeing to sell as cheap
as can be had in any city, North or Eas.
They are also sole Agents for Fairbanks justly
celebrated Scales, Vests improved Forcing and
ard Boston Betting Company's Rubber Betting,
Hose and Packing.
n. B. Orders shal, receive their prompt and
careful attention.
Aug %. lS59--1y.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-02
RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.
WHEELER &. WILSON'S


On Exhibition for few DAYS only in
Staunton, at Mrs. Woods, DressmakinE
Establishment, next door to the Post-Of-
aec. also at the American Hotel.
| WOULD respectfully invite the citizens 8
J. Stanton and vicinity to,witness the operation
OF these celebrated and beautiful Instruments.
lady from the principal Office will assist mo in
exhibiting the Machines and will take pleasure in
instrueting any lady who may desire it, in its use
free Of charge
Parsons who contemplate buying will do well to
svali themselves of this opportunty of learning tho
use OF TINS most necessary and valuable household
implement, from experienced operators. In offer
ing this machine to the pubicI can with the great
est confidence recommend and warrant it to be the
best IN use for all the practical purposes of gener-
al sewing in Families Plantations and Manufact to-
ries OF oil kinds Of Clothing Dress making, sc.
For onfifmation Of this opinion refer 10 the re-
coros of the various Mechanical and Indust,iaJ
associations throughout the countrv-to the very
favorable notices of the press, and to the $50 0OO)
N, the machines now in use, more than half OF which
have been sold since the reduction in price on the
first OF last October. No other IN schne has been
80 extensively introduced in Virginia and none has
given such satisfaction. Every Machine is wanuAN-
TED to be just as represented and perfect in every
retpect. III necessary repairs free OF charge for
years. ~ -
Machines which are ordered within a few DAYS
will arrive before We leave and will be set up and
tested. f.. II. CRAIGE, Agent.
Office No. ZIG Main ST., Richmond Va.
May 28,l859.-tf
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-02
Cheap Cloths and Clothing

John w. Stribling having assigned to me his
Merchant Tailoring Establishment in Stanton, in
trust for certain creditors, offer to sell the Cloths
of various kinds Of said Establishment very Cheap
and viii have them made rp the best style. TIE
services Of John NJ Heffn and experienced cut
ter and Tailor areretained in the shop.
Mr.. Stribling, will be found always in the store,
and viii take pleasure in waiting u,on any custo-
mers. Those wishing to supply themselves with
fine Clothing Cheap, had better call al nnee.
TERMS.-Cash or negotiable notes we'll endor-
aed II. IL. BELL, Trustee.
n. B. The notes and accounts due to John w
Strbng and to the late firm of kayser & Stri bling
and Co., are also assigned to nue. and must be col
Iected at once Persons indebted are requested to
call once nd settle. as sl claims will be placed
in the hands of officers for collection.
H. NJ BELL, Trustee.
Staunton Aug 2G ls59-tf.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-02
Fruit 'R'rees, HSyergseens,
shrubs, Roses. Straw
Raea.ssV Plants, &c.


WI NJ HOYT co, Nurservmen, ofRoches-
wv ter, New York respectfully announce to
the itzcns Of stanton aud vicinity that they
prepared to receive orders for Fruit ornamental
Trees Shrubs, Roses, &C., through their Agent,
Albert Sewers WHO'S now stopping at the NatiQlal
Hotel, and will remain in this vicinity for sew oral
days All orders delivered in Get, or November
in good order at the Railroad Depot.
A. SO Frs, Agent.
July IL, lsa9-tf.
liz l:s Ego " IL Id
T ARGE2 S.EeArN OK GS10TIsssl iva
I woqld resnoese.Hy INFORM as.4 easia'"aT" =
the public that "o Rave 'N'
our Store to the
.ne CORNER OF THE VIRGINIA no
TEL, formerly occupied by JACOB PoLLirz where
we will keep en- hand usual, largo and superb
or stock of READY MADE CLOTHING We
would invite attention to assortment OF Spring
and Summer COATS, PANTS, VESTS, and also
our stock of FURNKSH7NG GOODS generally;
all Of which viii be sold at prices that cannot fail
to please. STEINER, BROTHERS DE- co
staqnton, July 8, 80 Corner Va. Hotel
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-02
H-s z:ss Ay O. u ~ ID
G. a s F TX TU Res.

yXTATERHOUSE & BOWES are now RECEIVING
w daily, from n. York and Philadelphia, GAS
FIXTURE sS Of all descriptions, such as CTIA X,
DALLERS. PEND ANTS AND BRACKETq
whieh they, will sell at NORTHERN PRICES, and
as Tow as they can BE bought in the State The
public invited to cali at the room opposite Bran
deburg Old Stand, and see for themselves.
Stanton, April 80, 1859 .-6m*
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-02

A UGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY, AT
n STAUNTON, VA.-JOHN B. TINSLE4,
PRTNcIPAL.-The next session Of this Institution
will commence on Monday the Goth day OF Septem-
Der next. and close on the last week in June fol-
owing. Ample arrangements have been made for
thorough system Of education The course Of
ltudy is comprehensive and practical, embracing
all the branches, useful and ornamental. usually
taught in female schools Of tile highest grade. The
several departments are filed by competent and
experienced assistants. The public rooms have
been recently supplied with Maps and Charts of
the latest construction, and the Philosophical and
chemical apparatus enlarged at heavy expense
1t is the purpose Of the Trustees to avail themselves
OF all the educational improvements OF. the day,
and to place their Institution upon such basis that
it viii furnish advantages for an accomplished fe-
male education, equal to any that may be obtained
elsewhere.
CIRCULARS, giving iditonal information, will
be sent upon application to the Principal,
Staunton, July 70, I856-6t.
GTAUNTONs ACADE8Tg.-T next session
~ o, this school will commence on the LIST MONDAY
IN SEPTEMBER. The course embraces all that is
necessary to a thorough preparation Tor the Uni
versity or College. The terms heretofore,
$40 for each term Of five months, and small charge
for fuel. French (extra) So In making out bills
at the close ofeach term small fractions OF month
are not included either way. Pupils must be en-
tered for five months or to the close of the session.
No deductions made except for prolonged sickness.
Parents and guardians are urged to enter their
sons or wards during the first week Of the session
and to see that theysre punctnal and regular in
their attendance. Attention to these points Is es
sent ial to Improvement. 4Boarding can be had in
the Academy for three CT four pupils, on moderate
terms
The subscriber announces that he viii hereafter
pc assisted BY his brother Wsn. II. Il. Naddcil.
in whose fitness for tie place he has entire conf
dence. JAMES. a. NADDELL, M. d.
Sta..nfot, .July % 1851 6WS.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-02

NTOTICE.-I have this day sold my entire in
IN terest in the Stock of Goods, Accounts and
Notes due the firm of Taylor. Uoge &c Co. to Simp
son F. Taylor and P. B. Hoge who will continue
business at the old stand. Il. SUMMERS0N.
Stanton, Aug. II, 3d.
GO-PARTN BRSHEP NOTTCE.-Hafing
" purchased r. Summerson' interest in the Con-
Germ of Taylor, Hoge It Co., we have this day as
ISOLATED ourselves together under the style and
firm Of TAYLOR & H0GE for tho purpose Of CON
Quoting the Dry Goods and Grocery business
Thanking our friends aud customers lor the liberal
patronage heretofore extended to Us vic respect
fully ask a continuance OF the game. The accounts
due the lsse firm OF TAYLOR. Hoge 4 Co. are drawn
off up to July lst, 1859. Those knowing themsel-
YES indebted will please come forward and settle;
and those having claims against said e
r.~~se present them for settlement to the undar-
signed who have assumed all the liabilities Of tha
concern.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-02
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EnSg.i<sessez .NOticg.

g ale 0E LIVE STOCK 49,
- The undersigned have procured GSSIass
the services Of b; T. Gro sT6f tor
in the Richmond market. who, with uka4sasAGA&kaln
l.. s. Irvine will be in that market on the ist Of
September next prepared to give their faithful at
tentipn to all business confined to them; and feel
confident from their long experience IN the business
of giving entire satisfaction.
~. JOHN GROUSE,
L. S. IRVINE,
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-02
TRUST SALE
AUGUSTA LAND FOR SALE.

AUGUSTA LAND FOR SALE.
THE subscriber offers for sale privately his farm
Z of 500 Acres on Christians Creek, s mics
from Stanton, and South of Va. G. Il. Road
About $50 Acres cleared, and produ' es well,
the balance is well tmbered' The improvements
are a NEW BRICK DWELLING, Of rooms,
Kitchen and Wash House, Meat House, Negro Cab
ms Stables, and Corn Crib, all new.
ALSO, Grist and Saw Mill, with corn an d
plaster; crnsher attacheu all in good order. Pur-
My terms are 1-3 down, the balance in me and
two years, and a reasonable indulgence on part of
the money after it falls due, if required.
VIM. M. SIMMS.
Jnly o. IS59-,tf
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-02
William A, Grills,

LATE OF AUGUSTA co.
Commission and Forwarding srclrI.snt
WILL give his personal attention to III. sail. nf
w. all kinds ofPRUDCCE, and ren1, nrucaed !.
with despatch. One door west Of Messrs II. Eiair
& Co.. l2th'St- sstCsaAiOND. va. sSA""'A
REFERENCES .--Bene Craw fore. RuYl5lplS -,r,,sl
Nj. O.. Hartman, Dr.. WIN McChesney, samuel II
rBeli, Jacob Baylor, d Hanger, Jno j Antrim.
iCHl VIM Fate, 7 G Stout, Jno Tow berluan, Thos
W McCue, SShreckhise, Glandy fhns John
son, McChesney, Augusta Co.; Thomas, liz Chez
& Caldwell, Kent. Paine d. Co R;cA,.<,nI. e''s
Richmond Aug. 5, ls0S~emo.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-02
sHEEri, NIUSIC

SHEET MUSIC,
kgreat variety Of thelatesf publications. constant
iv on hand. Instruction. DO oks for all instruments
The usual deduction made in supplying schools and
Music teachers. Arthurl Patent Elastic Music
Portfolios. Music sent b. mail.
Orders from one country. promptly attended to.
C. T. FREY, Professor Of Music.
J. ROBINSON.
Tnlv % 1SEQ-3m-SDec. cOny
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-02

- -
Notice 10 Railroad Contractors.
\ SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at tbs
- office Of the Virginia and Kentucky Railroad
Company, in the town of Abingdon, until IL o.
clock the Sth Of September next. for the gradu-
alton and masonry upon the fl st so miles Of the
road, extending from Abingdon to short distance
West Of the Clinch river.
The proposals will be made in one mile sections
at cash prices.
The Plans, Specifications, and all necessary in
formation for thosep; oposing to bid for this work.
be abtained at the Office OF the Engineer of the
Company
By order of tile Board
W. BEvERH0UT THOMPSON,
Chief Engineer.
Abingdon, Va, July %, ls59-7t
n. B.-For the present the above LETTING is post
pored. Due notice Of the date of the letting viii
be given hereafter.
BY ct-der Of the Board
". EF%FERHOUT TIL OMPSON,
Abingdon, Aug. rs, ls5a,-et Ghief En-,
DEAL EsTATEAGENcY, The underalpa
Aaed have associated themselves. ara =
vices to the pnhl;n F
o, lands To-, as agents to negotiate the sale
RAJ Eeta4 io"n property and every aesoription Of
it VIA 49, i4aa owners il the County or out Of
~ "iiV nssY desire to effect sale of thar oro,t
are requested to leave at the oilice Of R. If Gur
Brick part of the Old Bell Tavern. Staunton nia
ana iui description of property, with terms &c.
iiol ~ oe open to the inspection land BUYERS
ouiltAissons moderate and no charge for services
Nness sale is effected. ~
4 2 RENTING and LEASING HOUSES atten-
1e ut TO- L n. GUY, fir'a
Seauii'oh, Jaiy *, ,39 J. WADDELL, in. Fl
{ aoAoH FINDINGS Wehave lust received ,
~ supply Ct Rims, Hubs, Spokes. Sbatts ~ "
cheap. WDGnS = rll, WI u S soio
staunton, Aug II, 1859
& DOZEN ROCKING CHAIRS. from 81 5o -
- wards Also a large lot of FUBNITURE which
: Staunton, July 49, 1859. '-1-' : LIN
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-02
DYSPEPSIA CURED.

BosrcN, December 6.
Da. Gro. =. GkEEN,-Dear Sir: In reply to
your question in regard to the action of the Ory-
geaoted Btttsrs. feel much pleasure in stating
That from its prompt and decisive effect in alleSiA
ting and overcoming severe and chronic case of
indigestion and Dyspepsia in my own family, and
froma knowledge of it's wonderful results IN curing
severa attacks quite sevefein other families OF
INV acquaintance. | consider it q sovereign and
infallibe remedy in that distressing complaint, and
would cordially and earnestly recommend it to Aii
who aay be thus afflicted. t3*s
Respectfully yours.
ISAAC DANFORTH, II South Market street.
Tie ators Certificate Is from reN knoari, md
highly Respectable Nerchan Of Boston, aad Is enta-
tied to Ike fullest confidence.
SETH w FowLE 4 Co., 1873 Washing ton Street,
Boston Proprietors. Sold by their agents every
where.
None genuine unless signed l. BJTTJ on the
wrapper .ePrepafed by S. W. FOWLE & Co.,
Boston, and for sale by W. b. Young, P. IL Trout
d Co., and II. L. Eicheberger. Staunton; j. B..
Ross, Mt. Sidney, James N. Stout Co., New
Hope, p H. Wheeler, Mt. Meridian, I. II Antrim
Waynesboro'; J. T. Antrim, Greenville; Randolph
Patton & Co., Middlebrook, Stewart & Anderson;
MoHatt's Greek: and by all dealers in medicine.
Augustl9, lS59.-2t. f-tt
SANFORD'S LIVER INYlGORATOR
COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY OF GUMS
nTRES LIVER COMPLAINTS,
CURES FEMALE COMPLAINTS,
THRES BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
CUKES COST VENESS,
CURES CHRONIC DLARRHEA,
CURES SICK HEAD40HE,
PURIFiES THE MOOD
PURiEiES TIE BLOOD
t4g PURIFIES THE BLOOD
PURIFIES THE BLOOD
MG-See advertisement in another column.
Aug. IL, 1659.-lm
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&1fs&sS: .. nsn1 as1,, na9 '.,s'

The Spring Meeting over this course viii com
mence on TUESDAY, 18th day Of May next. and
continue throughout the week.
FIRST DAY-Post stake for all ages four mile heats
$A0 entrance; 500 forfeit. 5000 added by the
Club. Closed on st inst with four subscribers. viz
I TW boswell. John Hunter, X Dickinson
and James NJ TAYLOR.
SECOND DAY-First Race sweepstakes for three
year old colts and fllies 500 entrance. 500 for
felt. Closed LIST inst with the following entries
Thomas w boswell enters Oh c, Exchequer, by
Revenue, dam Nina, by Boston.
w 81 Gibbons enters (, Crinoline, by Ffnancfer,
dam Miss Matte, by Umpire
John Hunter enters c. by Lexington. dam Dy
Glencoe.
NJ Hall enters gr f. Faith. by Childe Harold.
Second Rdce-same Day.--Jockey Club purse.
THIRD DAY-Ffra Race -sweepstakes for three
year old coits and llies. $50 entrance. Halt for
felt. Mile heats. To name and close 18th March
Second Roce-Same DAy-Proprietor's purse. 800
FOURTH DAY-Fyrst Race -Sweepstakes for three
year old colts and iilies, out OF mares that never
produced 9 winner 500 entrance. Half forfeit.
Mile heats. To name end close 18th March.
Second Race-5ame Day.-Propretors purse, $50.
Mile heats-best thu 90 in i've.
FIFTH DAY.-Handicap race fer service Of plate.
the value Of $500 Entrance $50 to be added to the
stake second horse 70 save his entrance, provided
three or moro start. Three mile heats.
Nominations for the above mentioned Colt Stakes,
closing 18th March next. 70 be addressed 70
NATH'L A THOMPSON
6ec'y Ashland Jockey Club.
ASHLAND. Hanover county. Va. Jan 26, Iss.
"a 9Y-Sa0tMlaktd
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SPRING TRADE. 1850
Ma Qr.ASS aNo EARTHEN-

FHINA, GLAES AND EAHI n IN
" WARE-9EoRaE SUMNER. Ne. 40 Pearl
street, Richmond. Virginia, is now receiving ms
spring stock of China, Glass and EarthenwsIe,
Looking Glasses and House furnishing Goods by o..
personal selections from the factories In this coun-
try. Our purchases have been unusasly large,
and stock laid in ~ good terms ~ sny house
in the country. We Invite merchants and dealers
generally to call and examine. assuring them Of our
Intention and ability to ofsr TO the trade IS lArye
an assortment and at as low prices - any repsck'
ing house In any Of the Northern markets.
Orders solicited. and promptly and faithfully az
tended to.
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,1Ae-MIh THROUGH TARIFF OF
saEI = - FREIGHT from Richmond to Mem.
This and intermediate ponts.

The rates West of Knoxville win not go into eff
feet until after the completion Of the Cleveland
Branch Railroad which will be about the lat Of
April.
Shippers Of through goods must send duplicate
tickets giving the marks. weights and destination
If goods Send to Cox's Line of Boats.
AS LEE, on the Dock.
N. Goods from Northern cities shipped through
at reduced rates. A. b. IL.
fe lO-ts
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IRON STEEL TIN!
l. SHEET IRON
GILLIAN q DUNLOP,
AZ.

No l2l Sycamore Street.
PETERSBURG. VA.
Importers and Dealers in Iron, &C,
Invite the attention of railroads, merchants and
manufacturers. to their we'll assorted stock, com
2rising-
English and Refined, best brands,
Sweedes and American Hammered, IRON
Round Square and Flat Bars, all Sizes
Wide Plough Iron, to IL inches, }IRON
land, Hoop and Scroll all sizes,
Oval. Round. and all kinds of Car IRON.
riage,
Cast, Shear. English and American Blister, q or.
man. Spria2, and Round Machine STEEL
TIN PLATES, BAR and PIG LEAD and TIN
SHEET IRON. No 10 to u
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1 - W. GEO SUMNER.
W6OO REWARD.-JEFFRIES' AN

cure Of G6norrhna. elect. StrictuSes, and similar
restriction Of Diet drink, exposure or caange In az
plication to business; The proprietor chalesgss
viii not cure, under forfeiture Of $500 further-
the disease cannot be contracted dose OF the Atx
.ure IL taken when exposed. Repeated experiments
sally cure any case which can be produced fbn
desirable result is obtained In from two 70 ten dayy
ats and renders all deviation In diet %
Interruption to usual pursuits, sound zeep or nsA
Thy digestion, the nuisance IL thus removed =
thorough and permanent cure. Its ingredients sfe
entirely vegetable, and no injurious sfect stsess
sosssituti"nally or locally. can b caused 0y -
Price u per bottle Sole agent for New Vol,
Ring. No 90, Broadway, corner OF John stress
Tk GALLENDNR. corner Of ID and WAnuS ~.
koldSy yIsHIR q WINSTON,
h12-diy Rjchnoad Va
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HA9 The subscriber has en- hand. At His
Uuach Making Establishment. on Lombard Alley.
between Main and Cary. (l3th end 18th gtreefs I
near the Columbian Hotel, COACHES. uHARio11
TEES. BAknuCHE?. BUGGIES with and Without
tops. and euLhiES-all OF his own make OF the
BEST matertAh and workmanship all 81 which " II
% sold - 10y = good work OF the kind can be in
t me city o. nichmond and respectfully AK call
Hun me- y want Of any article In the Carriage
Ilne, - am determined to mako TO order and 10
sei q the Iowe-t prices possible; and ali work Sold
NH S-9m MIOAJAU MANGuM
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T/EROsJNEOHLA Lamps Il

KEROSINE OIL LAMPS have just
n received new lot of COAL OIL LAMPS, OF
new design and fin ish. that will burn an oil that
cannot be burnt in any of the Lamps in use, which
can be sold at 81 per gallon.
Also. the best COAL OIL and BURNING FLUID
in market at I62 Main street. JWREX,
fe 24-lrnH ODpoate American Hotel.
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g LADIES'. MISSES and chill.

- LADIES', MISSES and CHILL
~8 DRESS' BOOTS AND SHOES We have
on hand q large and well selected assortment of
Ladies', Misses and Childrens' Boots and Shoes,
both with and without heels which very fine
and pretty. embracing most of the different styles
had made expressly to our order first rate assort-
ment of Ladies' Misses and Childrens Shoes for
staat wear, which are made fully as good and sub
stantial, as Shoes can be made, and are soft and
pleasant to wear. Call and see them at
PUTNEY WATTS.
70 10 No ll3 Main street.
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uo1a.-Nc esaae by Wholesale. Gs1ss for present
.nnsrmrtiop ct 81 soeAs per cwt; The latter for
choice corn fed.
SALES or STOCK IN RICHMOND.
n, Jonr A, LANCASTER aoN, for ehs weak esdfn9
ThWrsddv. March. II. 1893.
virginia per cents. sales Ss7 and iuferest.
Rcuds guaranteed by the State. SezE
Richmond City Bonds. sales ee5 and int
Virginia Bank Stock, (rar SOD last sales 10
fArInerss Bank Stock, last sales $l6S
Exchange Bank Stock. last sales Stot.
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance stock. sast
Merchasts' insurance Stock. last sales ut 20
Richmond FIRE Association stock, (par SD.) no
sales since dividend.
R,chmersi. Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Stock, sales u 81.
Virginia Central Railroad Stock. no sales since dtv
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad stock last sales
46a. -, a.
,.ve. River and Kanawha Stock last Gales -.