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FATnn Tor sale.

rSNHE subscriber wishing to engage in other bust
4 ness, offers for sale accommodating terms,
the farm which he resides, lying in the bend of
the Rapdan River, known as Fox Neck, in Gull
pepper county, distant 20 miles from Fredericksburg
by Plank Road, and IL miles from Brandy Station,
o. and A. Railroad, and containing BY recent SUR
veY, S74 ACRES. With GOOD DWELLING,
Barn, Stables, Ice-horse, &c. TIE quality Of the
land is Of the best in Culpeper, being well set in
grass and admirably adapted to the growth of
VT eat, having produced good crop this year
withom Guanc.. 1t is very suitable from its loca-
ton. &C.. for Sheep farln, and adjoining it is a
Wooden Factory which will oe in operation as soon
the dam is finished. As corn farm it is unsur-
passed, the average crop for tie last four years
has been so bbls. to the hand (ths year it will be
mcre). Chit there is & large qusnty of River low
grounds aTd second low grounds quite as Taluable.
The healthiuess of the place is undoubted, as the
oldest inhabtant canhot reeollect case of fever
of any sort on it.
Persons wishing 60 p5rchase viii dc we'll 70 call
Or apply at an early DAY to :.
JOHN l.. BROOKE,
Gernssnia, Orange county, "a.
P. S.-This land can be bought for $50.
AHgnst 81. 1Sf0.-2m.
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Douglas and the Senate.

Mr.. Yancey stated that Douglas was out
side of the Democratic party, and presented
as evidence that all the Southern Senators
were against him on the territorial "dog-
ma" Yes, all the Southern and Democrat
ic Senators voted for the Senate resolu lions
but Messrs. Pugh and Douglas: But how
did they vote when Mr.. Brown, of Miss,
proposed to reduce the doctrine Of the reso-
lutions to practice All but three voted
against tie doctrine, and thus recorded
themselves as presenting series of resolu-
lions for no other purpose but to defeat
Judge Douglas for The Presidency. They
cared not for the principle: That they would
not endorse when it was sought to be applied
That is the reason why Judge Douglas is
not with majority Of the Democratic Sen
ators He stands firm tp his principles
They have forsaken them.
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When Walker was surrendered to Capt

When Walker was surrendered to Capt.
Salmon, lie made the following protest:
Il hereby protest, before the civilized
world; that when surrendered to Che Cap
tain Of Her Ma5esfJ's steamer Icarus, that
officer expressly received my sword and PTS
tol as we'll as Che aims Of Gel. Rudler; and
the surrender was expressly and in so MANY
words to him, as the Representative of Her
Britannia Majesty. WV. WALLER.
ON board the steamer Tcarcs, September 8,
1850"
He surrendered to the British command
err who asked him and Col. Rudler Of what
country or government they claimed proteo-
sion. Walkers answer was, THAT of Mica
ragua." He was then asked if he desired to
place himself unde,r the protection OF the
British aag. He replied, "No; that HI he had
no claims on tssat governn ent: men,
it is said the British officer REPLIED "as you y,
have no government, will insure you one,
and be ordered that he be delivered ever 70
the Honduran officer, who had him and L>'''
Rudler ironed. 49,
New ORLEANS, Sept. 28.-The British
war steamer Gladiator has been quarartin-
ed. She has on board the remnants of Gen.
Walkers army. Walker was shot on the
18th ult. Ten shots were fred at him, a.
mid the cheers of the natives. He was af-
rewards buried by the foreigners, the ma
fiyes refusing to take say part in the cere-
snony. y
Col. Ruqler has been sentenced to four
years Imprisonment
The republicans of Kentucky, have nomi-
Dated fun electoral ticket.
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Sept. 81, Rocking ham Reg. copy tbs.

At the same time will also otter for sale, two
Horses, three Mich Cows, l yearling Steer, 10 Or
- Sheep, Is Shoats. good WAGON, Carriage,
ing implements, such as Cradles, Moving Soy thes,
&C., also few stands of Bees, and lot of Clover
seed.
TERMs.-Nine months credit on all Sums of S.
and upwards, the purchase giving bond with ap :
proved secarity-under that amount the cash will
be required. GEORGE MYERS.
Sept. u, Is60.-tds-Spec COPY.
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ia * n NOTICE.

HAVING placed sometime ago the accounts Of
L McClung Peyton, Virginia Hotel, in the
their collection. without stringent measures and
n5N finding that this Reasonable request has not
been complied with, it becomes necessary that if
prompt payment or Settlements are not immed-
ately made, that the officers who have the claims,
Messrs. E. NJ. Gushing and Thomas Marshal, Will
be. instructed to use the utmost means Of the law
for that purpose. This is necessary in con
sequence of the dissolution OF the firm and the ur-
gent necessity for closing up its business
McCLUNG & PEYTON.
Staunton, Oct. 5. lSGD.-4t-Spec COW
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Commissioned Sale.

Frenser,
Freh ger
TN pursuance of decree of the Gircuit Court of
Augusta at its June term, 1860, in the above
named suit, the undersigned viii, on
Wednesday, the 17th day Of October, 1860,
on the premises. at public auction, proceed to SELL
tract Of land con aiming 81 Acres, Rood and II
Poles, situated in Augusta County, between Staun-
tor and Greenyille, both sides of the n ain road
and two miles from Greenvle, adjoining the lands
of Archibald Trotter, Fetcr Reubush and John
The land iies ve1. haa on Il q gdod.spring, some
Fruit Trees, with aoout:29 Acres .cesred end: the
balance heavily timbered It would be d good 10
cation for Mechanic. t.
TERMS OF SAhE.-So mach in hand IS will be
necessary to pay to pay the cost of suit and sale,
and the balance in equal Payments of 6, ~ and IL
months from day of sale, purchaser giving bond
and approved security, and title to be retained as
ultimate security.
WM. s: Il. BAYLOR, Comm'r.
Sept. Il. 1860 -tda.
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nURE MEDICINAL BRANDY AND
/ WINFs-Havins been appointed by the mans
utacturer of.puRE CATABA WINE & BRANDY
OF Cincinnati Che sole Agent for this county, am
prepared to sell for medicinal purposes pure and
uunadtlterGsed article of Brandy and Wine of which
the abic can rest assured of their purity. These
Liquors equal if not superior to the pure mpor-
ted liquors. for piarrhosa and 'oweI effects Of hl-
sale by DR. W. B. YOU'VE, Sole Ag't
Sep. 81, COTS. copy. forthis County.
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Beverly Tucker, Esq, our U. s. Consul
to Liverpool, has written a long and able
letter in favor Of Judge Douglas and non
interventions
We call especial attention to our adver-
Using columns this week. It will be seen
that cur merchants are now receiving their
Fall and Winter Goods.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

hTOTICE.-The Annual Meeting of the Stock
~ holders of the Valley Turnpike Company win
be held ct New Market, on Thursday, the 25tI ay
of October, 1850. -
The Board of Directors will meet at the same
place on Wednesday, the Oath of October. ,Ry or
der Of the Board GEO. ". MURPHY
Oct. 5, IS6O.-tm
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Public Sale of Land
AND PERSONAL PROPERT,

AND PERSONAL PROPERTY.
THE subscriber will offer for sale, to the highest
L bidder, Thursday, the 18th dar Of October
three miles FROM Middlebrcok, and ten miles from
Staunton, adjoining the lands of James Bumgard-
ner and others, and containing
1a11-1 ACRES,
about 100 Of which are cleared and the balance
well timbered There yis about eight Acres of
Meadow that can be wstered. It has on it two
Springs ot the best of water. The improvements
consist of GOOD DWELLING HOUSE. small
Barn, Spring house, Workshop, and Fruit Trees of
every variety. 4 good part of the land is we'll set
in Glover and Timothy 1 deem it unnecessary to
give further description, as any one wishing to
purchase can examine for thelns elves. The terms
will be made known on the day of sale. Posses
sion given en- tie 18th Of March next.
1s george MYERS.
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LADIES' NEW AND ELEGANT
EDSgE&S GaaNED&.

nAvIs A. KAYSER has just received an extern
~ slve assortment of DRESS GOODS of the
newest designs and fabrics among which may be
found
Rich embroidered and Black and Colored Silks;
8. 9. French poplin,
90 s Irish g
g French Merino;
/" Printed Ottoman Velvet,
Plain Brown. Blue and Black Velvet.
Rich Printed De- Lane and Merinos;
4" Plaid Merino and Poplin;
,Yalencias l.avel'as FrencA and English Prints,
Alpachas, Bombazines, French and English Meri
nos, with many other new and desirable goods, to
which he asks the early attention of his friends.
Stauhton Cct. 5, iS6D.
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RelI@iCsH Notice.

expect to administer the Sacrament next Sun
day. morning, at IL O'Clock, at Prices School
House-the meeting to continue several days.
Oct. z, 1860.-lt ID. W. ARNOLD.
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Af2EsEkARa ana NOH .HMdcTVenGlOMs
Mr. Yancey said last Wednesday, that
Alabama went for Non Intervention at the
Cincinnati Convention because it was good
faith to the Nebraska Bill. Why did Ala
bama then desert and break her faith at
Charleston in 1860? Was net the same
Nebraska Bill the law ct The land ? If non
Intervention was the doctrine of the Nebras-
Ia Bill in 1856; is it not also in 1880 p
Mr.. Yancey can't bubble out Of the position
that he and the politicians of his State are
forced to occupy Of seeking to virtually null
lify an organic law to break up the Demo
cratic party. Mr.. Yancey knew that moths
ing else corla result from his Intervention
doctrine but disruption ofthe Democracy,
for no voluntary assemblege of people had a
right to enact Intervention. He was after
"rreSipitatine.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MRS. SLOW,

An experienced nurse and female physician, has a
Soothing Syrup for children teething, which great
ly facilitates the process of teething, BY softening
pain and Is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend
upon it, mothers. it will give rest to yourselves,
and relief and health to your infanti. Perfectly
safe in all cases. See advertisement in another
colauln. Al :. 80.
June i9, 1s6O.-Iy
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MARRIED..

On the 9th ult., by Rev. Peter Shickel, Mr.
GEqRGE kaRIcoFF formerly of Rockingham, to
Miss MARTHA S. BEcKNER, of Botetourt
At Goshen Hotel, on the 9th ult by the Rev.
VIM. G. Campbell, JOHN 7. McCoRMIcK, ESQ., to
Mrs. EB1zABErH A. BELL of Rockbridge co.
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GEO. B. TAYLOR.
Staunsor. Oct 5, 1860.

Mfr. GeorgeT Curtis, who was one O
Counsel III the case Of bred Scott, rehearsed
In hi, last speech at Boston his idea Of what
was really decided in that case. The
following extract gives the substance Of bis
views
"Ths ground on which the Supreme
Court decided that question, and sent the
case down TO the lower Court. with direc
tions tc' dismiss the suit, was exactly this.
and nothing but this, namely; that negro,
Or a person of African descent, whether
bond or free, cannot be citizen Of the u
bitsd States. But, at the same time, seve.
Fail of the Judges, and majority of them,
not only gave that direction TO the lower
Court, but they went on to express their
opinions upcti the question which had been
urged by tie bar. as to whether Congress
had the constitutional power to prohibit sla-
very in the Territorios. These opinions.
however, expressed by the Judges ON thai
stbject; did not constitute the direction
which they gave to The Court, ror the judg
i1ent they gave in the case"
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RICHARDSON'S
-L.xsI@.In I11Hae11a:@z

Damasks5 Diapers. &c,
CONSUMERS of RICHARDSON'S ITTENS,
" and those DESTROYS Ct obtaining GENUINE GOODS,
should that the articles they purchase are seal
ed with the full name of the firm, ) <4
j. ~ RICHARDSON. SONS Z .:C.WD on.
as a guarantee of the soundness and durability OF
the Goods. -, ~ ..-.,-.a
This caution d rendered essentially necessary as
large quantities 81 feribr and defective Linens are
prepared. season after season and sealed with the
name of RICHARDSON, by Irish Houses, who re-
CARELESS of the ni:ry tluS inflicted alike on the
American consumes aud The manufacturers of the
genuine Goods, viii not readily abandon business
50 profitable, While purchasers can be imposed Oh
with Goods of worthless character.
J. BULLOGkE& j. 3. LOCKE,
=: agents, Sc Church Street New York.
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T. al. .ER.a

p Augusta County Clerks Office to Tit:
N7sTRA Y.-Taken up by F. Fretwell .on his
81 land in Augusta county, Estray Of the fol-
loving description to wit:
A White Steer with red nose and Ears marked
with crop and slit in the right, I'd crop off the
left ear, two FEARS old and appraised at So.
Eatract-Teste,
Sept. Is, ls6o-st. v ~ '-'' u ~
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latest from Europe

The steamer Glasgow arrived from Liv.
erpool on tie Isl.
The French troops Under General la
moriciere, Heretofore stationed in Rome
for the protection of the Pope, and which
recently marched from that city to meet the
Sandman army on its invasion Of the States
of the Church, have met with disastrous
defeat. En- engagenlent has taken place
between them and Che Sardfnians, and the
latter gained decided victory. Laniori-
ciere was defeated with great loss
The Sardinians have captured the two
cities of Perugia ard Spoletta
It was reported that the Emperor Napo.
leon had Been fred upon by an insane man
at Toulon, but the aim was arrested by a
bystandef.
The Satdinians have taken numerous
other places in the Roman Territory besides
Perugia and Spoletta.
Gen. Garibaldi was advancing upon An-
coma, and the late Neapolitan feet was to
assist him on the Adriatic.
E has been rdliored that Che Pope has
fed, but the statement at the latest advicea
is uhccnfrnled.,
It has also been rGTaoTed that Gen. LA.
moricisre, with 5000 men, was marching
toward the frontiors Of Naples.
Garibaldi is raising an army of $50, 00(
men and navy Of 500 vessels-one indi
cation that he intended attacking Venice
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INFANTS DRESS PRESERVES.

ryHISrewiv discovered Invention PRESERVES
L THE CLOTHES FROM BEING SOILED,
renders Nursing safe from Inconvenience, and is a
great comfort to- Mothers and Nurses. To be had
at all Lauies Stores and sent free by post, direct
from the inventor, Mrs ARMFIELD, No. SIP
Twelfth Street, Washington, ID. c., by remitting
the amount.
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR EACR..
ma>LADY AGENTS WANTED. 4 literal al
lowance made to the trade.
Sept 2S lS60.-ly.
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Well may our hearts believe,
Earth has no fairer CLINE.

The SfktroRp BREcK1NR1DGE MEETING.
The Fredericksburg Recorder says:--
"The Breckenridge demonstration in Stat
ford proved failure, both in numbers and
effect. Mr.. David Funston, of Alexandra,
addressed those present in the morning and
CIV: Smith in the afternoon Gov Smith,
speech was happy effort in It's results, for
It very seriously injured him With the hon
est yeomanry Of Stafford, and converted sew
eral of the adherents of tie Breckinridg &c
party to the support Of the regular nomi-
nees. Stafford stands firm, and we defy
the secessionists to shake her faith"
The Alezandria Sentinel says it has Re + J
ceived letter from its friend and our friend
Mr.. R. P. Cav. Of Woodstock, in which
he drives after ''Mosett, Yost and Walker
with vim. We have deer, also, letters
from Mr.. Cav in which he handles the po-
litioal questions of the day in his peculia,
style, and pitches into things generally
We must have a talk with Bob" and get
him to "hold bis bosses"
Tie official vote of Missouri for Governor
is as follows: G. f Jackson, Douglas, IA,
446; Orr, Union. 66,5S3; II. jackson,
Breckenridge dem, II, AIS: Gardenhire,
rep. 6,135.
NEW YORK, Oct. S-fhe Kavana. Dsorio Is contains
an account of Walkers execution. He died with
fortitude, protesting the Roman Crtholic religion,
and saying his Honduras was wrehg. He
said he alone was to blame, and that he accepted
death with resignatian.
DoUeLAs Victory IN GEORGIA. -Angnsen, Oct.
3.-At an election held to-day, John Dawson, Esq ,
for the Senate, and Geo. 7. Barnes, Esq for the
House of Representatives, both Douglas mel, were
elected over their Bell opponents by large MAORI
ties.
f5RuAND1NA. Oct. s.--Milton (Be) for Cover
fol Congress, over Allen, 155.
At Baldwin precint in DIVA ccunty Breckenridge
has majority. 80
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-. THE STANTON
Boot, Shoe and Leather Company,

A RE now ready to receive orders for Mems, Wo-
N mems, Boys, Misses and Children's BOOTS,
SHOES, and BROGANS, of Calf, Kip, Goat,
GRAIN, Buff, Enameled and Patent Leather. Re-
tail dealers are specially invited to examine tt
MEMS FRENCH CALF sEWED and PEGeED
BOOTS:
Mems and Boys Double .soiled Water Proof Calf
AMI Kip Pegged Boots;
Calf and Patent Calf Opera Boots, Congress Cal
ters, Oxford and French Ties, &c.
all manufactured from the best stock, and unsur-
passed by any in the market. Attention is also
called to the CQmpany's better grades of
Servants Heavy Boots, Brcgans, &C.,
Mems and. Womens made entirely of CoUNTRY
STocK, and with special view to service. They
have also fer sale to MANUFACTURERS Leath-
err, Findings, Lasts Machinery. Tools. de-, at
lowest prices; and. every description of B00T
AND. SHOE uPPERS, ready fitted. BY the
case CT single pair, at prices that will DEFY compe
tition. apply to-. . ..
WM. II. CARRIER, Superintendent.
HceH ". SHEFFEY, President; NJ. G. Hartman,
Benz. Crawford, R. Turk, VIM. j. D. Bell, !, u.
| lmboden, Directors.
Staurten, Sept. Il, 1seG-6m-Spec cor en-.
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Tie Summary rsanner in which the Con-
vention of the Episcopal Church in the Do
cese Of New York. laid out cold as wedge,
Mr.. John jays effort to introduce Slavery
matters Before that body, makes the agita-
tors very "wrathy." Nevertheless, the &C.
ton Of tie Convention proved it's wisdom,
and christian love and charity
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POstDOHaene7af.

The above sale is Postponed till SATURDAY.. NE 9Th
day Of October neat. j..
Y. + +. R HAHNAa, ! csr;m'rs.
Sept. Z 186O-tds.
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4 TTENTION MILITIA Company of the
"A 160th Regiment will parade at Maj s. Showers
sGn Saturday, the 18th of October, at 10 O'Clock
BY order of the Captain.
Sept. 2s. 1S60--3t: y. r. HOUFF, O., s.,
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5o.365 Pri's Amoss,ng TO 1875, zoo

W ILL BE DRAWN THIS MONTH.
CERTIFICATE OF PACKAGES will be SOLD at the fol-
lowing rates, which is the risk
Certificate of Packages of 10 Whole Tickets, SEQ
Certificate of Packages of 10 Haf Tickets, SO
Certificate of Packages of 10 Quarter Tickets Is
Certificate Of Packages of 10 Eighth Tickets, so
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A TTENTIoS PARNAssts ,MIITIA.--Yo gu
he lst Saturday in October, at II O'Clock A. II ;.
for the purpose of eeeting Captain, Est and End
Lieutenants. By order of, the Col. -.
G. y. 5MB BOD Adjt. 100 Beg.
A FEW of Joseph Mappin & Bros. celebrated
IA cnneave Razors FOR sale by
Staunton, Sept. II, go. p. H. TROUT co.
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Not a NslFliners.

Ir' Yancey declared in his speech here
that he was not nullifer in 1S32-tLat he,
though not Of age;was chosen by the Union
party to edit the Mountaineer, an infu-
entail and leading paper in the Northern
part of S. c., aud sustained Gen. jackson.
AR. Yancey being the daguerreotype of the
Brecknfidge party, aud not having been a
nuliGer. how is it possible for any ofthat par
ty to object to the declaration of Sehator
Douglas, that lie you'd treat secessionists
like jackson did the nulliiers 7" If Yam
cey wss right in 1882, Judge Douglas is
now. 1t does not matter much what Mr.
Yaocey at II is time thinks of Judge Doug
las: He stands where Mr. Y. stood in 1882
"a position Mr.. Y seemed to take great
pride in abiding to-
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Public Sale

ON :Tsssdav, the. sth dlsay of October 1860, /
Young, decd. all the Personal PROPERTY
consisting of Horses. Cows, Hogs, Househo1d and
Kitchen Furniture. Farming implements, Corn by
the bushel ard m the field, Wheat BY tie bushsl
and in the field. Hay, Oats, &c. !. =.
A credit OF six months on I'll Gums ever s.. with
bond and negotiable notes well endorsed, under SIS
the cash viii Sc retufr ed.
, fUnk & ttszsrse; Auctoneers
Sent q IS60.-tds
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So wN "a 4 :

r osr, in or about charisl;;S eszille, Tuesday,
EFT BOOK, containing Forty-two Dollars and fifty
cents-one twenty dollar one ten and two five
dollar bills, and one s211 gold piece-togs Their
with my Free Papers and other papers of
The above reward y B ae 'H] any one Who
may find the above book ard con- tents ty leaving
Che, same at the Ticket Office, VI th Mr.. " allace
at The Waynesboro' Depot. i<
ISAAC CRAWFORD.
WaynesSorc', Oct {, 1906.
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Church Notice.

THE last instalment fell due on the lst of Sept
Il 1850. from persons who kindly subscribed tc
the building of the Central 2. Y. Lutheran Church
at Saunton.. 1t is therefore hoped that all who
know themselves in arrears will Call on the under
signe d, in Stanton, and make payment.
=; GEORGE BAYLOR, Treasurer.
Sept. %, IS60.-tf-Spec copy
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+. THE GOLD MINE!!
ALL PRIZES AMI NO BLANKS
THE THREE NUMBER PLAN {!
Which takes place on euery Wednesday and

"a ALP Prizes amounting to S281, 4SI. 20
Whole Tickets 50.
SHARES IN PROPORTION.
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES.
Enclose she money to our address for the tickets
ordered. on receiptof which they will be forward
ed by first mail. Purchasers can have tickets end
ing in any figure they may designate /,
to purchasers immediately after the drawing.
All communications strictly confidential.
Orders for Tickets or Certificates by Mail or Ex-
press, to be directed to
Sept. %. lSfO-ylcm
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The Red Flag store,

NEAR the Virginia Hotel, is now the greatest
IN place i'll the United States for splendid bar
gains, in READY-MADE CLOTHING. The old
stock is entirly sold ont and bran-new stock OF
the most Fashionable Garments, just received from
New York and Baltimore:
$50 Frock Sack and 0overcoats
$50 pair of Pants;
$50 Vests; ..... r...
500 Fine Shirts, Undershirts,. and Drawers
Gentemen's Shawls, Blankets, Boots, Shoes acd
verything else in their line. d..
TIRE RED FLAG"
is the only; place where you can buy Overcoats
(worth So at SIS ; Eskimo's (worth S1G) at $40;
Business Costs (worth 81 at 81; Heavy Water
Vests at 81 .25; Merino ,Undershirts and Drawers
(worth sissy d 70 cents; Shoes and Brogaus at
Sl.Os, and every thing else in proportion. If you
want splendid suit. out and out for $40. (worth
l8) call at THE RED FLAG STORE,
s.,< Opposite Beck's Restaurant.