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DER OF AUGUST Is
FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.
Tie United states Mali steamship
AUnIATiC,
J. Cons.ock commander will SAL from pier font OF
,freet on saturday Angus -, win mails, passengers
h1ie for the above or;s - - ,
resh, or assage Apply al the office q the North Al
=. Y. STEPHENS, Secretary.
Aeriatic via sat eva.ii on the 9Th Of Oclober
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DRYAETS' EINSrREIS

DRYAETS kTNSrREI2
ID MECHANICS HALL f73 BROADWAY
ZION DAY EVENING AUGUer D. 1917
Grand re opening Of the New York Fayor,.es
JERRY. NEIL AND IAN RnYANf,
And their kxcelsior Troupe Of the world
1hs populs place OF amusement has been thoroughly
decorated, painted, scenery, &C. and will
shove with IN entire change programme faces,
acs ballads, cAssaes Southern
talon songs, dancez, &c
The company composed Of the following popular Artists
under the direction OF
JERRY, NEfIiANn DAN BRYANT
I. lstaes u. >. Namoo.s. Jas. Carroll, Norton, a.
Charles = IL sayor ~ / HOODS a. H. Hobbs, ~ W. loud,
a. n eooI, d Emmett Paul Berger, 7. j. Peel aud iAns
Tommy. For Particulars bills ~ tie day Doors omen -
T. 70 commence ~ O'Clock. Tickets IS oerts
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SHIPPING.
a usrRALIA PIONEER LINE ESTABLISHED 1861
"A earring .he un,ed states m., sSng po'ilysy On The
sVxs sass PISS ss. rsse ION. ssp.
s Mem aPsS ge on al Hsr
for nr and seooad e.ba rs'ssrs.s are fS
70 beaver street bills sale aud cash sdysn made
% cossisnmenis Consenees In Australia hes~rA H. Towns
L,o1 MELBOURNE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINN.
Il The ship ELzABErH wiz positively clea- Thursday
sS Sdis G1ss og 81 s : river A1
FoH HAVANA AN EVERY fET Sss BAYS PASSAGE
SATURDAY Angus il. Al Il O'Clock
Tie us NJ Steamship SEAyAwBA.
j. W smith. Commander
sa as above rum pier foo, Murray Stree: sch er
f'' ''''sA' OF ''' EISlsasros cRccHssox CO.:
The DE SOTO Captain J. johnson. VII succeed Csasw
ba, ana raii on Tuesday. Auzass2l.
r,oR SAVANNAH AMI OTHER PoIvrs AS BELOW
be as:' class r, fs , SAes =, I s ssss f.
irum pier No North River rhoush uc<et be hid Zoe
sss cfesa. - o Mobile. So g,..ssns,y g; cs sp
siis 81 %. ss 81 MeinPhs 81 IS AHSuata si7 %
k.son. w Savannah se IL =. ~ pr,,a,.v
he . .sss@sf ssSs 81 tbs sou Is Lyon
w" succeed AM SAL 90 ig ssGa f1sai Ni 4 son
L-oR SAVANNAH AND TIFF souTq.--srE ,vsHrP
il HUNTSVILLE, Capt J. A. Post NIL leave pier IL North
river Saturday august II, atr.r lsssage u sa,an
nah su: through uck.a b. New orleans e 10 Mobile 50
Montgomery az. memphis sSl 70, Nashville o. 70 knos
%Ss "a ~ ~ s ss SIS iir ~ q TgSfAg
ny succeeds ufsdAy. fusus, n Apply r. f. chOA
WAL GO 81 West street tni SO BroAdn AZ
ssP s 1ss seos ss. ss9
lns-Ih- stesushl KAa4UN ". J. fOstT, Ades,
Nr cave per 80 North rt,cr, o. ~ir isys Au~ IL -
sicjock =. N. kaiss ~ psSs.g, al n1c ~ tNcs Ntci
80 sas sS.sviiIe Tela 81 % srripss 8, U.s. css,.s
n..,g. as knoGviie. sS ~. Au~stA va. III tugaaN
AZ ~: ,@rin,,s, n. g. So; uoaaos 50 Gosr s,gn
s.5. fof freight 90 ps~sAS. ~pty - srSr ..is.s
sorn,s nder vii srcceei "a wctrtrcsY, Asg II
s,pyrgur FOR TFSSEssgR NORTH Cs.oifSA.
H pc~tswoufh sorfak ,ls ruln aud Hcamone recssvst
every cav 4 prr ~ Srfth risef
Seams, sOAtUKs, capt-.I Conra i..srs every Tues
dsy 81 p n calling q oic Psa. - uifor. 70 iti p~s
essse.rship YORKTOWN cav,ae Parrish every SATURDAY,
y,s,t. 4, Po,ssnaxs O. ~orfoS 80 psrf9oe - cay
pnpf reyru c-us ani 10 itof mona eighic ~sA
sofrIi. ihd as tIcula-s
~ ssd kicDr. nj So 49,.
rxcu, ,irktf crmCns ~ PetersHng 80 PARK 80,
o'''''" Iu6LAx a HG.sEKSs. rs Brosi~sS.
lN''-h "''~ Ara PsrLAngLPalA,
VIA sAsrEunUs i!rN s1E. ssHt's,
Prom pier ~ -, river
N5 o'cioci y ~i5.s ekcertei.
n''' '0''O' aud sssssBSC.
so,i. fsr~ .-,c., ssrr.s ant " =. ~. d
rayDsstc PsHstys ar-ni
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ACT 81
.anr v,iug Notwithstanding n Old England Asa
IN archery I'D augi-r W Dc tsppesA
bo, -Dundresfyt fearful slOs, haT sye aud tUrs
scsiusn vain ai,rfnpti9 sneere-tbs suOey-
nous letter frunce9hr sFpeia'met fv irco1s rAps.e
u,af.nce jus what N sskA oancl OF wu-
The barry 1hs cvntrv 10Y aad ue Darvm Nd Asa
sst,~l b, yaai-ioyo A. hra .asht shS& the
rtetul Ivesee1 tsis aide IL pond Bunfrsrs cad A
a tgar oil Tor shieIhc cistribpiioo ~ prizes
Asa he vaior. Give Kot THAI ship hrih ~ the
aiaiues ~ ard",,eaerI olnssernssco .ass nrs
pertinent IN oreone ch-mpaH = Aniresry has osisese
view nf the cork
May Eeodeth suA Asa IA the DaiyTIs description q hs
ts,n. h nurft-hn segsr hrh-rt nohcsacrf.
nee 1fe mr. buried" .ss, yen re- sorssce sune
Is arslvs"Ihs here, and insas son- -ss scos-
,ese rares hs An aucmi sJ elOPe0e1l pre-
veaed he ysrl.s ~ Treuchart - oyle Nd IA
new Nd tbe,r cps-NUssst Got ofcc COB. Ass dst.ruina
49, ~ ~. agsnA tlOV stsv fr,ss ths shoulder rob
Ser. N sof cause Tipcresry s, vyag N Coyss
en,ee-s hurt the te sssbh he seere, drawer
~.-s Tor k.ytoy.'s saadef sppc VI. 20,
cula ,cu rus AnohfI hDock aewp--Tse csco en- ~
i.r rec sss 49, " 'ys-Su-cot r-Hver pes
r., a. y i. b. .rprtAl- 1eaing ~ the eisucsNu-
erse Res Dru re.ry's tsf daster .s~'s fnagus-
nn,as-a t~oernl - ts-fing ~ .>s,, Ac
w MFly.
A. oo.seauenc ,ecgh Of tne uu~'v tAese WI te
iefuc. 49,, -.
pFf''v~ ~ ADMISSION.
pfrEa tircIc ard fsTgsc ~ c~"t
t,issi 81 I'm One Dollar
lemiiy tar~is 20 caua
.atrt tafss 10 r-N'.
rrfvuc Rofca fatssssa " All -
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pAREU<G'S AMERICAN MUSEUM
- "IHE OLD CURIOSITY suCr

TO Bee the mnecse collection d
tbs amusing Performances this Museua wAe,e a, tbe ~,
pisNoeS 81 science and AIT ado pied o keen cool
LOOK OVER this ls OF Living Wonders the world
iuinshes another establishment ~hero much sen
for quarter
Giant Baby great living Black ses Idoa uyuf wh IN y,
Or hnn Fonheyi Ai6ino Family white sG0w though 11
parents as black ebony hyng seal ..nfel E, hvlng
Steieon Lightning CAcu aOr, Mcns.er snakes Bah Aus
coucas, Happy faInl.
&gi 20 cuuosITiTs raos ryFRY PART O.
splcnld Performances the large and airy Lecture Ps~n
every afternoon - O'Clock and every evening" ct & by bud
worh late WOODS hinsrtiE which they blend Ear
WI kxtiayagsnz &c. 4o &c tue amusemen. and dogts u
their audiences
H5A these for :s Children under years rs
0PfN AT ALI. HOURS DAY AND EyENIE0
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|iIiFussIA. VIA rANasA ~r,,,-v. s-v
- .f,., Ioj, era cl,ss s,s.nsr WI -. 49, -
II rr aaa 5iss " -scs ccrsn efc.ll ~, "a ,cs
~ ,satlay. -sss TN 's7" 'ep'''"
%kp~Nx - -. a.. 90 IN wea
wv u. Is. Al~sxs, AxenA
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yXHoLEsALI DEPARTMENT.
LORD TAYLOR.
al u ts7 Broadway.
Invite at. suuon 10 they
NEW AND DESIRABLE STOCK
OF rashionsbe Dry GoodA
FOR FALL AND WINTER.
Including
rgEsoH, 0EaxAs. EsoLLsa
Add kmericaa Fabrics a. every
pescre;oa. which they are offering
much
BELOW REGULAR PRICES
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ANU sEtIEnPrs.

v AURA RrENr's THEATRE
Ia LAURA KFENF's TiieATRF
LAURA KEENE's rHGkrRF
LAURA kEEhrS TfEATIE
LAURA kEEsE'S THE ATHF
LAURA hEENEs THEATRE
LAVrA KFrNr7e THE FIRE
LAURA kErNTS THEATRE
LAL RA KEENb'S THE TIE
LAURA kEENEs tHFAraE.
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SYNOPSIS or scKnERy AND INCIDENTS.

SYNOPSIS or scxrERy AND INCIDENTS
An ErR'sh maoor q tbs Present Dny-iikh ile Below
Arrival OF the NAL rag tmbns ~ the Yfsit-vs
Trrrsh hard Naao--Au Engist Ex4u'stes IdsS Amer.
ca-The Fottign l-ter-A iss' snch the TreD~bard
Family I,.cover,i-Tns Trunk Anhsr-d SAP Ing
lave Yankee bcugb by 90 m-sns r--erAs> fren.b<rns
fet sppparhnc. The Walls Anc~sorh Red indian
i,rktr- FIRST SgNt u Iuof~errv-s 9enrr-l rprst
hz .. oid IDEAS and Planning Of new UnesAm~ricss Ss
ts,ra prYts--Bw'u va H-v NSmssh toostsii 5useo
Jerrc- fAahnlt e. 'Jer.eJ Tor NE - Al rg7' warranted
20 In ~ e. isTds-Dunires'y 0orrorl stracA lstctues
tetNsea EjwArd and TIE lawyer toyletosies Tr-scbs
r.-A Picture Andf rIertyr Proposal for tho
H. O. faeu q Trenchasf TIE ,rerrnin.for
He- rrd the Story az h.. he-As- 10 kss H'sm-1bs
lost PAR Ne-Jrrkey 'osx No - ne kon us ~ vsus
bic IN Keep n'A Prrsus ~ Knowledge vsaes Discupce
Pulls the beii-An uueeectei Shower Bsls
BATH
BATH
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MusEmEsFs

NylFTEs GFRIRE
w LAST hI,siIT HrT fTGEr or rBF
NUAlE k suL RAkIS,
VS. III sppesr IL fonr tIIlsr entertainments
TAE AAGl PILLS,
VIZ rev scenery. deco t.ti1.ls and L.lca3
Pho tesutful bal,ct ~
TIE ELOpkyEnr
Tie wonderful ana ~ sic
III TkA PF60
By lJLao AuieI cA and aIADd etHlu ions on tho
COAIE PtNpUh
Peme1sher penentcr.
Last waSs in the Cnlted Statea 81 the
WONDERFUL RAVEisi
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DRY GOODS, SC.
PARGAINs THIS WEEK. -BoNNErs AND BLOoNER
10 Hats at prices mo soied Bonncs NJ " each,
W. nth y6 Pail Esaiiets New Straw Bonnes Curl
up Riding L. BtNNS Miaery 55i BROADWAY oppo-
site Metropolitan Hotel.
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S ssSsEE34I; $ $ssS#s s sss;
S Sg1T. r rsscM, E EIse
S ey1Is P PsscsA Eng
Provca % se es, Al nsenton as 70 constitute new era q
tsue.Iis stsse cree Tbs s.s1 a. wei .rasmsgt. e.,
ne u. saSosnse possSg from d a ~
s ss. oo s % s s1sns
Increased ar q reinemea style AL els
TnE cescygrs TIE C coscEs1s
rBE ooscERYs THE oosoERrs.
7nE CUNc4Rrs Thh CuHCEnIs
tastes q u's rs,reus q sIbls vl DC ,si sp..
avs" . nuKlso rHE EQUESTRIAN sEAsos
'''' SAB. Won Won E HFssEi.
sPEcI Al GARD
sss NM s sSh s ssB c cSsrhsTs
SsDsssSzs 1 .sp ssiSspAS f
PRICES OF ADgmsros.
Family Circle ,entrsne 90 Crosby street. e.n.s
orcse,rs u~irs.
REnkxBER
The klues1an GstD-e~ "Wednesday AMI Setrtsy
sys c ss' !. a fsr Ss will
soa close q = ressrrob's hour
AT rng NATIVES
CfNukREt.LA,
rfNpf yElisA
CfNDkKkiL.A,
Fifty CHlisDHHN
FivrS tHf'.nRFN
FltIY CHILDREN
w.t. kPfkaR
iris spectacle Iona In preparation. ant ell pcs
on SATURDAY.
gATfNEx
srsDa rsurh sbn- and having BEN
is~v ny i trs~cvob beng she de<>ranson Of the
~sna~~rns-t " n -ina
s,YiR or GRANDEUR
STYLE or UHAr DEUR
efNfF ~ GRANDEUR
rgl. or uRAsf'EuR
RI ~ Ur ukArpEUR
~T1fr or eRA>hEtN
UrrpEnTC ufAffsvACHD.
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lNER OF AUGUST II.

laER OF AUGUST II.
FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvaE.
SrTEp STATES NAH. STEAMSHIP IIIINofS,
r r. Terry. viii SAL from pier No North river New
hi 2 r. N, on saturday. Ausus, H. with mails, passea
al specie tor Englaaa acd France.
ro soursArpros TO uAvRe-
F5, ........ SIS First cabin ...............$sO
iahi-. ............... ~ Third cAon ID
DHRANCE Agent, no Bowling Green, New YORK.
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40 lOSrug Farhsrs - si,S ihss w.
eel, X tae o. ehfati g~sset ship A, ,.,,,
"a .a---.e "a czusu, secoti ca'm
H. h'fr- ,,us,rrss--l ass0.n t.0ts'toiis eo'y ~
II a. EoSxsi APaCu1t 60, >, Nf'iib '''s~-
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tsvt.asp 10 Nsw rDNs Bs sTEAH.-rAs
- rss,srs fr,n. uu-sasS~s tirs .andj 70 Nee fcss
.,.a,r. vertsicns ~ sar splcndia iAst strs'nsps
',s- 81, yr~k .m fhiia1c ais hne. lsA'i. q
II ss~.,r thursday In - r-y yT pssssse apsV
ipaas ON o. ~ Iunr u. Dsbs, Aresai.
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ArOTHT -APPLICksJOSs FOR POSITIONS Ga ora e
~ hpnn-s, rrIecy.s v ~ sngsfsn nj n ". - "
Iort,s uIuthp maze Ring addressed " Jas Nu'
>tis ,tlsrdca esso1f later ye 90 -r..,
hfrfos y,nrE-, irE-J Y 1870 sts NIXON.
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asap vAApERBILT salts septemsers.

I sTEAMER GREAT EASTERN.
JOHN VINE HALL, Commander,
4 FOR AYirORD HAVEN. ENGLAND,
I VIA HALIFAX sOvA SCOTIA.
tREkT FhSfEKN g,l sail for the above ports on
lsy august 10 PROM Milford Haven t.err Is raiIoad
Hon with AL pa. u Of Great briian and daly " steam
h lr.iana Special trains VIII be IN readiness on tae
OF The slp y; Milford Haven To carry passengers 10
and the North ut reduced rates ol fare.
ca,. passengers VIII only be taken, AID the price Is
i$sD
lted number of frat cass passengers VIII also be taken
kS Iof e 10 HALIFAX, NJ char &c OF SO each
GEISNiLi. MiNIUkN co,
NJ "a a.re
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NORTH GERMAN LLoYDS sTEAMsHIP NEW
TX ii. Won santen. Commander, carrying The United
ATURDAY, sKfTEMBER |, 81 L. o'clock N
\ BREMEN VIA SOUTHAMPTON,
4 Taxing passengers for -
DON uAvRE. stJU al AMfrOS AND BRENEN,
Al tbs following rates.
.aba 500, second cabia, ~ siecrage ~.
GELPUKK, KECfGFS 4 REICHkLT,
IL Broadway.
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l. L-e c engaged o spense rofreshfD yssrN
STkAh9AES
should no. regiect 70 eau 10 u. the
GAthTlEs CONCERT ROOM
before leaving tee city being lncspuiAbs fact At v
which eyeytNy mus y.si Oc.n every evsnny s.1 roscs
Gi2 Nc boys admitted. Remember door from Laura
keere's theatre Adrlis3ic. Is c~nt8.
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!
Initiates Of passaQr issued from Europe 10 America
hi, delivered in LDnion or Paris
! tCRRANCE Agent, Nc. Bowling Grsen New YORK.
. WAlNW RIGHT 4 CO., u Rue tan6oarg,
Moatmaitre, Paris
II .CHRYSIIE, Bavre.
! A[rOnD Co, 81 Ora e church street London.
J MOP SHOALES 4 co, Southampton.
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IN .hc Management ha ing rrceotiy eo cludec the
ecsafu iheaic% fLcgD aoang or many years
open rorrlar place a annseent 80 Thursday sep
i,rr "a ~h entire scenery rrc0Tsi ~ ~ Stsrs
'nd.s CERT eren q srt1osisdg~h sy wishing en
gnrrmtbts thel and what. season s rte se srrlr
.Net a.. sP tcsS Al, ss.ar aud essse mas
ser, poW y. lie Netr i.oitsa theatre. Burslo.
yynrhTLvY a o. AbFRs hrCB eTRrET TTrArRr,
w rh4 el hin The - tcs rni ccYier ~ NE efrrsny
Nil psssa ae-en.re rehearsal fn.siay
nors Augla g. ~ ~ ntl1cs, prior tn NJ orenns 90 the
ttitt itWt- tAheh, rtsse ssassg,s
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kIFHtsTNENT UNKUEN-
Ihp garden hss q osrblc Promenade large FOUNTAIN
aslefuly decorated Arors, Classic Suaiuary &C An
ranged sing rcfresment - Aisa
and genleneB during tbe Intervals IL erlorrnances
TUE eArutH And iHf RING
TIN eARDhs AND THK RING
Tho tasteful fort Embellishments % the uardens
lo,nA The and inyg0rang Influences Of h- psAan1
foaS the de bfeczra waited through the foliage,
behaufa instructive Botanical hauars the
aad Des1 ,h- spacious thestrc the varied aud
chrche style OF the render Hbl,r the coolest
AM nosa delshnl plano vi pubin amusement tn tme,A
The whole auditorium VIII be arranged aort
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

IA for passing counterfeit money, escaped from the
Jail of Augusta county, last night, april 3O) He
is about feet inches high soops slightly has lost
some of his teeth, and his lips fit Tight his eyes are
black and expressive of shrewdness he generally
smiles when in conversation but will not look at you
when talked with his voice is SOFT with very slight
German accent. He was wearing blue cassinet box
coat and grey pants, and took with him suit OF
black, His beard has not been shaved for some
months; his hair is black little grey and slightly
bald. He was passing under an assumed name when
arrested and is uncommonly smart in villainy
that he will adopt every artce to avoid being taken
He has served two terms in the Virginia Penitentiary
from Lynchburg anu from Richmond and formerly
lived in Augusta county in the Pastures.
w I will pay the above reward ($50) for his ar
rest. GEO. A. ARMENTROUT,
Tailor of Augusta county.
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NEWS FROM THE

CHARLESTON CONVENTION!
dbO OOO WORTH OF NEW SPRING AND
DO VUU SUMNER CLOTHING, just received
from Baltimore, of Our own Manufacture, which
we will sell at the lowest Cash prices.
Our Stock comprises a full assortment of Gentle
mems, Youths and Boys READYMADE CLOTHING,
and also great variety OF Furnishing Goods Trunks
Satchels, &C., &c.
Thankful for past favors, respectly solicit the
patronage from our former customers and the public
generally.
eW Call and convince yourselves of the fact.
WELLER & BRO,
Corner Beverly & New SITS.
Stanton Nav | 196O-3mO
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FRESH ARRIVAL
OF SOUTHERN MANUFACTURED
READY-MADE CLOTHING

FRESH ARRIVAL
OF SOUTHERN MANUFACTURED
READY-MADE CLOTHING
BY THE WELL KNOWN FIRM OF
STEINER, BROS. &c CO.,
Corner Room Va. Hotel.
WE respectfully inform customers and the
wv public in general, that we have brought on our
supply Of Spring and Summer READY-MADE CLIO
THING and Gents FURNISHING GOODS, all OF our
own manufacture, and which are also selected with
the greatest care. We intend to sell our Goods much
below the usual season prices, we intend to close
out all our retail branch Stores.
SHEINER, BROS. & CO.
Staunton. April "a, 1907
A SPECIAL CARD TO THE LADIES'
IA We would respectfully inform you, that in We
nv short time, will have of the finest and most
desirable stocks of NEW DRESS GOODS, we have ev-
er offered before.
Some new style Dress Goods are just now being in
troduced in New York for the first time.
We would also remind you that all Fancy Goods
at least from ten to fifteen per cent cheaper than
they three weeks ago, and you shall have the ad
vantage of the fall.
% Wait and see for yourselves.
full Catalogue of Goods will be given when they
are received Respectfully, ~
PIPER & FUNKHOUSER.
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.


DFE.PAYMENNT OF FREICHT.-At q
r. Il. Company, on the 3rd of April 1850, the follow
ing resolutions were adopted:
Hssotoed, That after the 1st of MAY, the Freight
charged on goods consigned to persons living at
Staunton, Waynesborough, Charlottesville, Gordons-
vile or Louisa c. H. may be collected at these points,
proosded Mat the whole suas due for any consignment
mast be pad before asy portion is taken from the De-
po and that they will be subject to be stored at the
owners expense, if the Company shall find it neces-
sary.
Resolved, That after the 1st day of ULY next this
company Will not act as forwarders of goods sent to
Richmond from any other point.
NoTE.-The Freight for goods sent to the above
Depots will still be required to be pre- paid in Rich
mond unless consigned to resident of one of those
places
Goods sent from any other point to pass on the road
from this place should be consigned to some forward
ing merchant In Richmond. s. HUNTER
Richmond, April 17.-4w. Prin Freight Ag't.
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GARRISON & ANDERSON,
No. log MAIN STREET, RICHMOND. VA,

No. 106 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND. VA,
IMPORTERS and Jobbers of Hardware, Cutlery.
i Guns, &C., offer for sale at low prices
5000 pair Trace Chains
$50 pair Stage Chains
200 Log, Ok and Fifth Chains
so dozen Halter Chains
SO dozen Back, Breast and Tongue Chains
100 dozen Horse and Mule Hames
so dozen Stage and Omnibus Hames
200 dozen Horse and Mule Collars
200 dozen Grass and Grain Sythes
100 dozen Sythe Snaths
25 dozen Grain Cradles
$50 dozen Killing and Wedding Hoes
200 dozen Hay and Manure Forks
$50 dozen Shoves and Spades
$50 dozen Curry Combs
800 dozen Cotton, Wool and Horse Cards. &c.
March IL, 1860.
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THE MARKETS.
STANTON MARKETS..
WHOLESALE PRICES.
Reported BIZ p. N. PosoeW Dc Go.

RICHMOND MARKETS.
Reported forthe Spectator bv w. d. I0naDkims d Bro
RICHMOND MAY s, 1850.
FLOUR-Sales of Superfine at $61S and Extra ~
OK.
WHEAT-Saies of Red at 81 35@1 40; White 81. so
@1.65.
CORN-Sales at 80 and dull
PLASTER-$4.0O, by cargo
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no THE STOCKHOLDERS OF NOISY

i CREEK ACADEMY and to all Others aoAoms 1T
may coaacerm.-As Committee of the Board of Trus
tees of Messy Creek Academy, directed to give
notice that there will be meeting of the friends of
this institution at the Academy on the third Saturday
of May 9th for the purpose of taking into conside
ration and agreeing upon some available means
reby the heavy debt now resting in trust upon the
property may be liquidated and the Academy at
relieved from its present embarrassing condition.
Where an enlightened and public spirited communi-
ty are made acquainted with all the favorable crcum
stances connected with this fourishing school, not
only it relates to its past and present manifest ad
vantages, but to the very many lasting benefits that
must continue to flow down from this mount of learn
ing upon the entire surrounding country for genera
tons yet to come it is confidently expected that they
will on the day appointed up to the relief Of The
Board of Trustees, now unjustly burdened with the
height of the pending debt and through them the
relief of their own valued institution. Inasmuch as
the Messy Creek Academy was built solely for the
good of the people, and the debt resting upon
it can be so easily discharged by the many, but
express our sincere conviction of public duty when
we say that this community ought, as we hope they
will come up to the the third Saturday of
May, and by dischargng the present Indebtedness of
the Academy, relieve it of all embarrassments and
send it on in its prosperous and benefcent course.
May l. 1S60.-tdm B. ESTILL. Com
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ID 6 O.
SIMPSON & MILLER.
SPRING AND SUMMER
READY-MADE CLOTHING,

~ 1AeSAH OteS At1CHHOuUs
NE would most respectfully invite our friends end
our stock of superior READY-MADE CLOTHING.
Our stock is larger this than have ever ex
hibited before These goods have been manufactured
By us with particular reference to the retail trade and
we are prepared to fit any size, from IL years old up
wards. Prices varying to suit all in want. CASH
mere Suits, corresponding in color, of various prices
and styles. A large stock of NEGRO CLOTHING
and Boys Clothing always on hand.
n Coats, Pants or Vests made to order at short
notice by SIMPSON & MILLER,
March 20, 1860-1y. 1J9 Main St., Richmond
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EOR SALE.-The neat and comfortable COT
IL TAGE RESIDENCE, with acres of Ground at
tached, near the Staunton Nurseries, now occupied
Franklin Davis. great bargain is offered in this
snug and tasteful suburban residence. Apply to
GUY & WADDELL.
Stanton, Nov. %. Real Estate Agents.
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April 3, I5bU.-ZmO.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.-In pursuance Of
~ decree of the Circuit Court of Augusta, render
ed the 22nd day of June, 1885, suit therein de-
pending Of Joseph F. Hotel and ais VS., Strengthen
Horn and Joseph G. Horn, will SELL on the prem-
ses, on Thursday, the 10Th dag of May, meet, FOUR
LOTS OF LAND lying on Free Masons' Run, in the
county of Augusta estimated as follows:
One Lot to contain 1874 poles. another to contain 70
poles, another to contain acres another to contain
by Strengthen Horn and wife to Joseph G.. Horn by
deed, dated Feb. 18th, 1857. and of record in the
Clerks Office of the Circuit Court of Augusta county,
and therein particularly described
TERMS $50 much in hand as will defray the ex-
penses of sale and costs of suit and the residue on
credit of g. IL and Is months, the purchaser to give
bond with good security, and the title to be retained
as ultimate security
J JAoh 9. NJ a1 sAIENEk' com'rs.