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IMPORTED SYMMETRY.
The Property Of John R. Woods,

Nearby DEPOT, ALBEMARLE, 70, VA.
SYMMETRY is five years old this Spring. 10 .
~ rich Bay with black legs, ls13 hands biz h. aud
combines great substance and limo form, witt exs
ceilent temper ard superior action. The beat Judy
Is who have seen the Cleyelands in England and or
the continent, say they have never seex his sups-
rior. He was got by Perfect, (Which name iiadi-
Gates his chsracter,) dalu oy skyrock,t, Il can,
by Wlnterhed; dam a superior Clvvelaad
Mare, by Rec ihcator.
Perfect WIS by Rsbens, dana by Lucks All, 4
by Volunteer.
Skyrocket BY Mater George, dam BY Cleveland.
Cleveland by Champion; Master Gsorgc b, King
George, dam by old Barnaby. Syinmvtry's dam,
superior Coaching mare. obtained the Fisst Prize
al the New tuu-on Uuse Agricutnra Al show 10 1853,
beating largo class and the Second Prize tins
etherbv Agriculture! show, the year
The whole OF her stock having received F,rss Prs-
ses, at the different Agricultural shows.
Symmetry will serve mares at S3a the season,
which can &c dscharg by the ayment OF $50,
cents to the groom Rastnrsgs DO, at usual rates.
Mares from distance will have every care sakso
Of them, but responsibility for accidents.
Near Try Depot, P..O., Aibelnario county, Va,
April n, lo6O.-2t
4 PROMINENT 10 THE TRAIN
"A ING OF OFFICERS. CoAFoSISG .Tuts
l3rH BRIGADE VA. MILITIA:
- Regiment, at Covinyton, Ailsghanys vlii
commence on Wednesday, MAY bod. :.
Slst Regiment, at Bath Court House, will con-
mence on Tue'day. May sth
32nd, s3rd and l6Oth Regiments. At Stanton,
will commence on Monday, May 18th.
9Th and Hath Regiments, st Lexington will
commence ON Monday Nav 2lst.
THE GENERAL MUoTER5 will take place o.
follows.
- Regiment on Saturday, May 5th, at the
muster grounds at Covinxton, Allegheny.
olst Regiment on Friday. May llth, at the mus
ter grounds ut Bath Court House.
l6Oth Regiment On Thursday. May 18th, Sad
on Friday, May 18th and 93rd on Saturday, May
18th, at their respective muster grounds in the
county of Augusta.
l44th Regiment on Friday May 2sth. and 9Th ON
Saturday, MAY Goth at their respective muster
III uster grounds in Rockbriage county.
1t is due to Lieut.. Col. James Bar bour TerrilI,
of Bath county. that should. in the OF tbs
General commanding, publicly Acknowledge the
energetic and efficient services so kindly and gone
rously rendered by him, acting brig ads nspes-
tor at the last years trainings
By orde, of the Brig adler General,
J. W. MASSIE, Brig. lnsp'r l3th Brig.
April ~, 1860.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE partnership existing for tn e last thirteen
Il years between the undersigned is this day
dissolved by mutual onsent. The declining health
Of the retiring Partner John o. Hobbs, renders i.
important that the affairs of the late firm should
be speedily settled up. We would therefore ear
nestly request those OF our friends Knowing them
selves to be indebted to- us BY bond or otherwise
to make immediate payment.
TAYLOR 4 HOBBS.
West View, April 70, ls60.-3t
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PREPARING TO CELEBRArE "A letter from
New York. dated Monday, says:
There will be great rejoicing here by the
Democrats upon the announcement of the
nomination of candidate by the Charleston
Convention. The Democratic Central Com
mittee have made arrangements to celebrate
the occasion by any nnmber of salutes. The
campaign clubs will also turn out on parade
and at a mass meeting to be held Immediate
ly afterwards, the nominations will be spon
taneously ratified. Among the masses of
the Democracy here, Hunter or Breckin-
ridge is unquestionably the most popular
man. slH 4r s=t5
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ANOTHER SLAVE DECISION. case has
been decided in the United State Circuit
Court of Alabama, at Mobile, in which the
main question arose as to the validity of the
title of purchaser Of negroes illegally
brought to this country AMI sod to him.
The Court decided that the offense was not
indictable under the laws of the United Sta
tes. 1t held that Federal jurisdiction cx-
tended over slaves precisely as in case of any
other property, and SO long as unbroken
merchandise arrives in unbroken bulk, the
Federal jurisdiction extends over it; but so
soon as the cargo is broken and the mer-
chandize dispersed among the several pur-
cbasers, it can only be reached by process of
the State Courts. Hence. whatever laws
Congress may enact against the original i'm
porter Of African slaves, they comet be
made to apply to the purchaser who acquir-
ed the property within the limits and by the
laws Of an individual State.
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DEArH. Maj. David Lynch, of Pitts
burg, Pa, died at the Infrmary in Wash
ington, Tuesday He was postmaster of
Pittsburg, under Gen. Jackson. and has
been for years past a very prominent and
able supporter of Mr. Buchanan. The Pres
ident frequently visited him during his sick
ness e-*at A..ais.>s $3.50 ~
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R Mr.. Jos. Gibson, formerly connect
cd with Adams Express Company in this
place, has been appointed local Agent Of
the Company at Lynchburg
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A UNITED STATES MARSHAL Shot. Lea
venwonh, K r., April Welearn from
Topeka that Deputy United States Marshall
Arms was shot dead by prominent citizen
of that place, named Richie, whom Arms
was endeavoring to arrest on an old charge
Of robbing the post-ofice.
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@ 1t is stated that 20, 600 Swedes and
Norwegians are preparing to embark in the
coming summer fer the United States.
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UNION oPAiNG

THE subscriber having purchased the aforesaid
l. Springs, wishes to inform the public that he
has made extensive alterations and repairs to the
buildings, and will be ready by the first of June
to accommodate All those who may wish to spe nd
pie ,sant season at this watering place. The above
Springs are situated in Augusta county, near
browns Gap Turnpike, about Is miles n. l.. from
Waynesboro', and about the same distance =. +.
from Harrisonburg He will Civ C his personal at
tention to the house, and his TABLE will be al
ways supplied With the best the market affords.
&a-For all cases of debility, the water is highly
beneficial Some remarkable cures have been af-
fected By it.
The Post Office II New Hope, Augusta county.
Tbs price for board will be IS. 20 per week. Less
than week, so cts per meal. Children under 10
years of age and servants half price. Wishing an
extra charge.
JEREMIAH PETERFISu.
April ~, 1S60.--6t.
" c. r. R-NOTfCE TO CONTRACTORS.
-Sealed Proposals for the G adna zion Of Sec
ton No. CT will be received BY the undersigned
until Monday, the Goth of April. A profile of the
Section can be at the Office OF the Resident
Engineer on the work. Contractors will piease bid
for the following items per cubic yard:
Earth Excavation,
Slate Rock Excavation,
Solid I" %
Emhankment Haul per 100 ft.-over 100 IT,,
Slope Wall.
Retaining Wall.
Dry Culvert Masonry,
Masonry in Small Bridges,
Bfoken Stone Ballast.
Address, II. D. WHITCOMB,
Chief Eng'r Y. 9. Il. r. stanton.
April n, 1860
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HORDAGE Italian Hemp, Manila anu Jurv
~ Ropes from e to Il for sale cheap BY
staanton, April ~ couE GfuxEEcT.
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INSANITY RESULTING FROM VANITY. The
Lafayette (Ind.) journal says the sheriff of
that county recently took young fellow to
the lunatic asylum from that place, who is
remarkably handsome, and whose insanity
is believed to have been produced by NOR
bid development Of his self conceit.
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GADDLERY, Ac.-We would call the attention
~ of Saddlers and Coach Trim ,ners to our Stock
of gooos in their line, which will be found very
complete, and some ar icles entirely new.
WOODS 4 GILKESON.
Stanton, April 81.
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LOOK at ThlS2
"A SPLENDID DRAWING
TIE THaEE NUMBER PlaNl
81, 4l2 Prizes amounting to 1881 ,4al.
Whole Tickets BE.

SHARES IN PROPORTION.
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES.
Enclose the money to onr address for the tickets
ordered. on receipt of which they viii be forward
ed by first mail. Purchasers can have tickets end.
ing in any figure they may designate.
The list Of drawn numbers and prizes will be ssnt
to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
All communications strictly confidential.
Orders for Tickets Or Certificates, by Mail or Ex.
press, to be directed te
MCKINNEY 4 CO., Snvsnnah, Ga.
April 2T. 1850 --ylcm
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0N Tuesday The 18th Of May, the subscribers will
~ sell. at auction, at the residence of the late
John Keller, ST., the Personal PROPERTY
belonging to the Estate. such as Horses. Cattle.
Sheep, two Wagons, Farming Utensils, and per-
haps some grain. A NEGRO MAN belonging to
the decd, will also be sold.
E. GEEDING, r..
J. NJ. HUFF, "a o'''
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Frivato En-
vINHE subscriber having leased the House on
l. BEVERLY ST.. opposite the Store of Mosby 4
Taylor, to which has recently been added COM
mod;ous DINING-ROOM, is prepared to accom-
modate Boarders by the day. month or year, and
also to furnish meals to the citizens of the county
who may desire it.
MARY E. GILKESON.
Staunton, April u. 1860 st.
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5, s2s Pri's Amou'ng to 1886, o4o

WILL BE DRAWN THIS MONTH.
CsErIFIoATE OF PACKAGES will DO sold at toe fol-
lowing rates, which il the risk -
Certificate of Packages Of 10 Whole Tickets, $50
Certificate of Packages Of 10 Half Tickets, 80
Certificate OF Packages of 10 Quarter Tickets Is
Certificate of Packages of 10 Eighth Tickets. 1850
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EF The Alexandra Sentinel of Friday
says that there has been another great in
crease in the arrival of shad and herring at
the fish wharf In twenty four hours a.
bout 8, 900 shad and about 200, 900 herring
arrived that morning.
GEN. HoUsToN NOMINATED FOR THE PRES
ENcY.-New Orleans. April 25.-Advi-
ces from Texas to the 10Th inst, state that
the Democratic State Convention, held at
San Jacinto, had nominated Gen. Samuel
for the Presidency.
Ew A Mrs. Lock recently walked from
her home in Arkansas to Oscelo, No, a
distance Of several hundred miles, to see
her son, who was confined in Jail for killing
an Indian, and then started back home as
she came, afoot, unprotected and alone.
R A passenger in sleeping car while
travelling from Philadelphia to Lancaster,
Pa. was robbed the other night Of So, 200,
which he had placed under his pillow.
w Four churches in Lincoln county n.
G., were set fire to by half-witted fellow,
last week, and destroyed. He confessed
tae deed.
re- Up to the closing of March, business
foreign and domestic, was never so dull any
previous spring in Paris.
An English paper says that General bred
eettt commands the q s.. army,
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Of the Dean ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS from, New

Of the Dean ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS from, New
York.
The motion to receive the Wood delega-
ton obtained the votes of but six States,
viz: Mississippi. Texas, Alabama, North
Carolina, Georgia and California.
SECOND DISPATCH
CHARLssros, April Is. The committee
on platform has just repudiated the Cincin-
natl Platform by vote of II to 15-the
Southern delegates demanding platform
that will not be liable to two constructions.
The nomination Of Douglas is considered
certain. The entire New York. and part
of the South Carolina delegations will vote
for him.
THIRD DISPATCH
4 EVENING SESSION.
CHARLESTON, April % The Committee
on Credentials reported that the sitting dele
cations from New York, Illinois, Massachu-
sets and Maryland be entitled to Seats
The minority report recommends tina, half
Of each Of the New York delegations be adj
mltted.
FOURTH DISPATCH
CHARLESTON, April 25-Ihe Douglas
delegation from Illinois, and Mr.. Brent FROM
Maryland, have been admitted to seats.
The question Of admitting half Of each of
the New York delegations was rejected
ayes IS, noes 2lO. So the Dean Richmond
delegation have been admitted and the
Wood delegation rejected
J A motion to give the Wood delegation
honorable seats on the floor of the Oonven-
ton was laid over till to- morrow.
The Convention adjourned at o'clock
IMMENSE FoRruNE "A family of sixteen,
residing in this city, had The felicity, few
days ago, of hearing that rich relative had
died recently. in Oregon, leaving fortune
Of $1,000 to be divided among all of his
immediate heirs, or their children. The
Commissioner Of the Court in the county in
which the wealthy old gentleman died, in
formed the above mentioned happy family
that there were two hundred and one claim
ants, most of whom had furnished incontest-
ible documentary evidence of the validity of
their claims, and that after paying all ex-
penses, each claimant would receive 1850.
The family aforesaid constituted one claim
ant. Each member Of the family will there
fore receive out Of the $1,000 the sum of
$21.14 which will be RENTED to them in
Oregon money, on the receipt OF their sig
natures by the commissioner Petersburg
{ Va. Express.
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Attention. West Augusta Guard /,

GTATE AND INSPECTION PARADE.-Meet
- a. your Armory on Saturday next. at 2 P NJ.
fully equipped for inspection, By order of the
Captain, j. @. MARQUIS, D. S.
April n, l860.-lt
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Ddsso111t1o1a
INHE Partner ship heretofore existing between
Il BAGBY u WOOD, was dissolved by mutual
consent on the LIST day Of January, 1860. The bu-
sibess will be carried on by as heretofore, and
Mr.. Wood who is my agent, will ALWAYS be found
ready TO fill orders for BRICK. LINE, &C.
Thankful for past favors, ask continuance OF the
same. B. 7. BAGBY.
Stanton. April a. 1s60.-3t
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A7AITERS. We have ial sets hardscna
w Tea Trays. Also small Writer'S. Call And
see them at WOODS d GILKESONtS
Stsunton, April II.
WINDOW CORNICE.-very handsome COZ.
w noe, Curtain Pins and Hooks Also Ccrj.
and Tassels for rails by WOODS l. EuKESON a
STAMINA q, April q.
TORN HOEs.-1a aox. Cast Steel ccrn Eoes N
Z Store aad fer sale ~
essanSoa, Aata = WocDs l. Gtkpson.
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CORD REGIMENT.-The Training Of Officers
ID belonging to the s3rd Regiment will take
place in Staunton on the l4th, l5tE and 18th of
Nav. All officers are required to appear on pa
rade in full uniform with white pants.
The Regimental Muster will take place in Mid
dlebrook on Saturday, the 10th of May. y
w. 8. SPROUL,
COL 93rd Regiment.
April ~, 1s60.-tdm.
4 TTENTIoN OFFICERS OF THE s2sp REG1-
n MENT.-The training of officers of the Sind
the 14th day of May. The Regmental Muster will
take place at Fishersyie, on Friday the 18th.
BY or Ter of the Col. Com mandent.
A. G. MoCUNE,
Ag't 32nd Reg't.
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Regimental Notice

Regimental Notice.
A TTENTION l6OrH REGIMENT VA. MrIr.
"A TIA.-The Militia Drill of Commissioned Ofa.
GERS Will commence in Staunton, on Monday tn.
l4th day OF May next, and continue ON tina 18th
and 10th. Officers are required to be prompt. and
to appea parade at Ii o'clock, A. NJ, in fuii
uniform, as required by law.
The Regimental Muster of said Regiment will b
held at Spring Hill on Thursday, the 18th Nav.
1860, at II O'Clock, A. NJ. Conn. andants of Corn.
pants are required to notify their respective COM
msnds. WIN. D.. ANDERSON.
Col. l6eth Rsgt Va. Militia.
april 27, 1850.
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Administrators Sale.

Administrators Sale.
ni Friday the 9th day of April, 1880. I will
~ sell at the residence of the ,ate George Frspr.
er, ety of Personal Property, consisting IF
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITUfE
HORSES, COWS, de-. DE.
TERAs.-Cash TOR all sums under IS. and /. ,r4d.
it ot six month on all above that amount ith bond
and approved security.
.a4 WM. 81. BAYLOR, Adm'or
ct Estate OF George Frengsr deco"
GB-T Turk Gushing, Auctioneers.. - :
April l3 a6Q.-.ds
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POSTPONEMENT.
The above sale is postponed until Friday thu tn
day Of May, 1850. WM. S. II. BAiLOR'
April a. lsso.-tds
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an escort of the Ariadue and Flying
fish. They take with them the royal yacht
Osborne, for the rivers and likes on the
other side. The London press modestly
suggest that the Prince travel in the
States, butjthat B1raIDa be kept OF, and all
hand shaking performances too.
Ofmusic matters, have only to record last
nights performance at Exeter Hall of the
Seasons the last great work of Hayden.
Among the many fine cboruses, the hunt
ing scene in Autumn. was spirited!y sung.
and got an encore There is nothing more
despotic than real British audience
They tciH have the concert begin at the
time announced, and grumble out loud if
the programme is not strictly followed
So, when MRdcmoiSclle PHrepa failed TO
sing one little bit of recitative, in conse-
quence of being late, and came in about
five minutes after the exercises began,
there were some very imPoIte hisses at her,
I'm sorry to say. She looked little
frightened, but sang splendidly. Two or
three hours of an oratorio in Exeter Hall,
with an orchestra one third as large as
the audience, instruments and voices all
combining to make succession of notes
f. f. f. is more than most people can endure.
always come away delighted with the
rare perfection of the Sacred Harmonic
Society's arrangements, and increased ad-
miration for Costa's talents and genius as
conductor,-but feeling, ii is enough!
A. B. K.
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lNFANTILE C0RDIhL,

nd why. because it ,,er,I friiS 10 GGord HlstGHtl
,ous JeIf.f when given in time. II acts A. ii L..
lagic, and orr trial 0Ione will convince you tina
.I,rt W. arN. il frIIt.. Ii cnnfniua
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R25-SrHCINL NOTICES DouDIc The above rates.
R6~YeNry Advertising on reasonable terms. occor-
ding to the space occupied and the number of changes
made.
All advertisements from transient persons strang
ers, to bo paid for in 0@rGRce.
prescribed by law.
Business Cards not exceeding five lines s1Oper year,
So for six months. hut for shorter period nothing
will hc counted less than square.
The privilege of Annual Advertising is limited to
the Advertisers own Immediate business; and all
advertisements for the benefit of other persons,
well Us nll legal advertisements. and advertisements
auction sales and real estate sent in by them must
be paid for ut the usual rates.
RIr.Alvertiacments not accompanied with written
directions will be inserted until forbid, and charged
accordingly.
Notices for Political Meetings to be charged in all
cases ut fIIl rates.
Marriages Notices of Funerals, and announcements
of Sermons so cents each novll|d9
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LONDON, cath March, 1860.

Florence Nightengale is dangerously i'll.
This brief announcement appeared in the
city papers a few days since, and soon,
like wildfirc, spread all over the kingdom
the sad ncws-not unexpected, but feared
that she, whose kind ministr0tions had
soothed the dying soldier of the Grmea--
whose nngcl-face had frightened his last
honrs-w6ose daily lnbors and midnight
walks in the fever wards of Scutari,
showed what Christian English hearts and
hands could do, and made her the heroine
of the nineteenth century-was only two
surely passing away From every garri-
son chanel in ENGLAND, last Sunday, rose
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.ssats .Jnnunrv 1858.

Upwards of 81 100000
OF Losses have lr!r paid by tho Etnn Insurance Co..
in the past IS years
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The progress of this Corporation has been stable
and 81 tAEGnEl ssas2ns Of nGHsAl ril
yyeen;,y cnutagr..tions aud maritime disaster. Be
;T InnT csahliShcd on cash basis, the troubles of
The credit system affect us in material particular.
Durins lizard trles'' the security of reliable lian-
rance an imperative duty-thc ability of property
holders to sustain loss being then much lcsscned
Policies Issued without delay. and all business at
t.Iulsl To- with iispatch and fidelity. by
SAAIL 2. IIILDRETH, Agent,
Office at the Saving's Bank of Wheeling.
f.lIn-Iaw till Jan LIST 80
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1ailg gutelligeuter,
TERMS OF ADVERTIsING.

WE'VE SOLID LINES OF NoNrAREII, (oR oSE TScH,) OR
LESS, MAKE SQUARE
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Choice First Class Insurance
I'm THE
A., 1-1o--nARTER PERPETUAL
Il IG II NJ 8:

e5-cas Capital 81. 100000, absolute and unimpared.
wtrH A sTRPLUs OF S5UO,3SI SIS.
And the prestige 3S years SUCCESS and experience
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