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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-12-11

NEW STAMPED ENvELoPEs.- Envelopes, ruled and
unruled, with a one cent stamp, have been ordered
by the Post Office Department, and will be for sale
at the Post Office this week. There viii also be in
readiness at the same time envelopes, ruled and
unrued, embossed with the one cent and the three
cent stamps. The former are intended for city use
the postage and carriers fee being both paid by
the one cent stamp, and for circulars to be
transmitted by mail. The fourcent envelopes will
be great convenience to those who use the dcs-
patch post boxes for letters to be transmitted by
mail, the two stamps covering the mail postage
and the carriers fec.
THE BEETHOVEN CONCERT or LAsr NIGHr,-Not-
withstandng the incemency of the weather, we
found quite considerable number assembled to
hear the concord of sweet sounds. Aud they were
not disappointed The oyertures for piano, tive
vions, viola and violoncelio, extremely spirit
ted and effective At the late hour at which we
write, it would be impossible to enter upon an eab
crate critique of the five other selections in the
! programme. Yet, we cannot help noticing the
"SOunds from Home" which, by its beauty and
exquisite rendering, created the most powerful ell
feet upon the audience. Mr.. Scheder's solo gave
an excellent opportunity of hearing the really
magnificent tone of Mr. Knabe's grand piano.
THE OpERA.-We are pleased to learn that we are
to have the Italian opera next week at Holiday
Street Theatre with such capital artists as Madame
Colson, Miss Adelaide Phillips, Brgnoli and Ferri,
sustained by complete orchestra and chorus
Although the times are hard, our musical people
can always find spare dollar or two when CoIson
is announced, particularly as we shall hear her IN
some new roles. The management promise us II
Giuroaento, Wartho the SiciiiaE VesPers and Other
operas which do not now occur to us. Due an
nouncement will be made and particulars furnished
| hereafter.
The MARYLAND INSTITUTE LEcrUREs.-Ihe seconC
lecture of the before the Mary land Institute
| will be delivered this evening, by the Rev. Nathan
Ii. Chamberlain, of this city. Subjcct-Com
| and Uncommon.
MADIGAN's CIRCUs.-The excellent equestrian
corps connected with Madigan's company
great attraction at Front Street. Blondin is still
with the circus, astonishing all by his DARN!
feats.
HOLIDAY STREET THEArRE.-The drama, RIOS
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SI.75 FOR THE FINEST SHIRT.
Good Shirts lower. Making Shirts - each, cash
only ADAMS, No Ii6 W. Baltimore street. stars diff
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DOES YOUR SHIRT TAILOR FIT You?
Try ADAMS,
No. li6 W. Baltimore street up stairs. dTt
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C A s I'll
- STE5M

CASH
- Y STEM.
a DISCOUNT
ALLOWED
ON ORDERS FOR CoAL'
IF PAID FOR AT THE TINE THE ORDER IS LEFT
J. HENRY GEESE & CO.,
OFFICE NO. SOUTH STREET.
ag- THE SAWED AND SILT WOOD FOR SALE AS
USUAL ds-tf
DOES YoUR SHIRT TAILOR FIT You?
Try ADAMS,
Ne ll6 W. Baltimore street up stairs diff
Sl.75 FOR THE FINEST SHIRT.
Good Shirts lower Making Shirts - each, r cash
only ADAMS, No. Ii6 W. Baltimore street, stars. diff
PERFECT FITTING SHIRT
made at ADAMS No It6 West Baltimore street d. If
BALTIMORE Coal CoaPANY's Coat.
CHARLES GILMoR,
s o L Z i C 4 N +
Office No s. SECOND I'd door from the Post Oce
Yard, CORNER OF YoRK AND WILLIAM STREETS,
The undersigned having been re appointed thel
SOLE AGENT
for the
SALE OF THE ABOVE
Z L Is u 4 4 i d COAL
IN THIS MARKET,
Taxes this method of informing consumers OF Coal and the
public generally that he is prepared to fill their orders 70,
any size quantity at the lowest prices and with
despatch.
The reputation for superiority Of this article fuel 0V Err
ALL OTHERS, is we'll established, having been
very generally used in this market for the past
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS,
that the Agent deems il only necessary to state that
it is now, heretofore prepared in the best
ner of uniform size and free bone slate
purities.
enabled to fill, at the shortest notice, orders for
ANY QUANTITY
ofthe
BALTIMORE COMPANY'S
| GEORGES CREEK
BITUMIN OUS COAL,
For Shipment, Manufacturing, or Steamng Purposes
AT VERY LOW RATES
would also say that there number parties in Thu
| city, dealers and others,
| WHO ADVERTISE AND REPRESENT THEMSELVES
as selling the Baltimore Companys Coal. BY reference
my contract with President the Baltimore Coal
pany, which can be office. it will be perceived
| THAT NONE OF THIS COAL
| CAN BE HAD
EXCEPT THROUGH ME-
| OR MY REGI LARTY APPOINTED AGENTS,
WHO HAVEWRlTTEN AUTHORITY TO SELL.
CHAS. GILM0R,
No. 53 Second street, near the Post Office.
~ Orders through the Post o!ce attended to. ei-tf
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PARKER BROTHERS LONDON CLUB SAUCE.--TEis
celebrated Sauce is fast supersedng all Others From the
richness and deicacy Of ats flavor it has attained popu
lary almost great this country in Europe. Fer
sale by all Grst class grocers and by their agents,
GREEN Il YOE, Importers,
al. West E7ltrn1r street
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J. HENRY GIESE & CO.,

DISCOUNT
ALLOWED
ON ORDERS FOR CoAL'
IF PAID FOR AT THE TINE THE ORDER Is LEFT
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OFFIJE NO. sUUTH SIREEE.
ag- THE SAWED AND SILT WOOD FOR SALE AS
USUAL. dstf
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Improved GIYCEEINE CREAM.
The best preparation offered to the public for the
and prevention of Chapped Hands, Lips, &c. One
applications of this Cream viii render she skin soft smooth,
and delcateiy white. Prepared only by
\ HYNSON JENNINGS & co, PharmaceutiSts,
olDu No. IS N. Charles street.
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DIED,
On the morning Of the Sth instant,
FINLEY, consort of John +. Finley, in
age.
On the sth instant, J. ALBERT F. b
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MISCELLANEOUS.


CANrAIGN ENVELOPES
BELL AND EVERETT e''n OF ne great POLITICAL Parties
'"" BREckINRIDGE AND LANE.
beautifully embossed with the platform motto and he names
Of the dist nguished candidates OF each party.
oroers which viii be executed promptly In turn solicited
for 'hese and AL other styles Of Envelopes, by
Wholesale manufacturers Of Envelopes and wne Papers
No p Beekman street, ". r.
I1ARBLE NANTEIS-TiIE sUBsCRTBFR TNFoENs
iu TIE public that he Is selling Nantes &c tc, cheaper
shoid call soon al A. KLABER's Marble Yard ll5 Ess,
Eigh'eenih street, west Of Third avenue, New Yors.
NoSPlR IET.-A SELF WEDDING AUToN 1TTJ SEW
~ Ing Machine THIS machine Is especially adapted 10
quilting and can be used 70 great Advantage for embrueras
Hud Tor al such work where desirable have lie cloth
sstiorary weighs on about pound and 10 min.s
sewing. state rights or single machines for sale hy WI
NENLEL SON sole agents "a William street, frur II ull
s ss N'iA'' for sale at S'0'km'r Blades % ''e'o'
No. s. BI.EECKER STREET. BETWEEN BRO DwAY
~ an lhowefy-Scandinayan Hous and Re reShuent
r sp & soe s'S aSs p Sa.s E s
uai delicious an coong Danish dessert called Rohe Griege
OCARTZ NifLs-THE LATEST INPROyEaEST-
W patented NAY ~, ls6Q-Opersiirg entirely new
ssnrs frSdnr surfaces and specially saaSisd %
reducing qutrz rock and other hard substances impa
foNhs BEXSRfr RsTos pep iaa s' osr
usr m and Franklin streets, New York
uyYE AMERICAN soLrDTFTED MILK,
Il Prepared from he richest milk 81 The bes; iares
MN srge cites The medical profession rsroT ss sslu
abe for infants aud nvalis u s rhespsr than sw
css if reu abe fer trave iers officers n srrry
Al I'D for hose vnr IN boz cimaesor The soIh
rcrsis n vr Is red packages. enclosed Tor ,rsusposon.
Estar-lv roI0-rlrD Vtx CoxPaSY.
:. l.ssrJ sIs.. va ac.ss .ais isss Br7atwnJ, y 3,
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CwEDlsH PUNCH.
- We have the pleasure public that we
this dsy have establishment
three doors Of Broadway for the
brsied swedish Punch For all persons already have
knowledge Of this excellent cordial other
is necessary Than the notice that bes ever
produced For those tho acquainted
article will state that this Swedish Punch OF pure
old BATAVIA srrsck, of ce) and the delicious and
healthy drink 10 which verybody will take
frs tasting Swedish Punch has been for prn.
cipa svoe beverage In the northern OF Europe
presume introduced here. has prospects rood f
urc the United States Conirsyto other strong drinks
ladies' this drink regulated scng to the by
soda water cannot fail 10 their app rotation the
cooling and refreshing drink hitherto We recon-
mend the Swedish Punch TO everybody for trial. we are
relief or remedy for that disease To singers orators actors
&C. nvaluahea glass two taken during performances
yielding them clear powerful voice. The above article ID
sold in bottles bores Of IL bottles per gallon Ola BATAVIA
srrsck especially imported for OF
sisnuy on hand. New York July g 1850
CAsrEN LYCHOU CO, 81 White street.
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IMPROVEMENT

x on an entirely new
4 reverse acting anti.
4 specially sda0ted 10
substances 10 an impal.
'perailon 81 The mines.
! Depot Building. cor.
=
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DOLYGLOT INSTITUTE.
i ONCE l2s Fulton street, Broadway.
TRANSACTIONS
Made correctly an with despach from and into the
FL CLASH, FRENCH GERMAN, ITALIAN. SPANISH,
DUTCH, PORTUGUESE, DANISH, SWEDISH ana
RUSSIAN LANGUAGES, at moderate prices
By of experienced nslators OF various nxiio1s
der the direction of
LEANDER WILLIAM STARR
OF Kings College London, and Rupert Caroline University
Heidelberg, interpreter Translator the Imperial
Cove rnment Of France at Paris.
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TTRoTTING AT SARATOGA sPRINGs-A PCRsD AND
oeess OF 81 10y Win be given saturday Angus a.
M nile heats, best three in dye TO harness J. ~.
Iisn hn nAmes Dr. e. Brown Dick; E.A.r
- O. T. STAURlNG, Proprietor.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

A FAMILY CARRIAGE FOR sALk--BUILr By VINE
n Stevens, used but five sir umes eos sa.t NJ
sold for SAP; IN perfect order. Can he Al - 20
us light wagon manuacory IS Grand street. Brookyn d
A N EXTRAORDINARY BARGATN-A FINE ropSp
n Is hands trot In three minutes and No y,
take; kind and gentle line driver; N no soi
Ibis day for $50; worth $500 Apply 10 @. DUFF No S
Broadway. ~ 80
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A YOINa NAN. HAVING FROM $40 To s7s IN
"A cash can meet with good and permanent POSITION 10
bun ness fs wiz pay liberal salary by applying ;oasy
from u 20 ococf 70 Gsn,hreaux Edcs Co. 30 t5 Nasssr
81, N. Y.
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| MIN OouRsE L. L-IROTTINa.-oN THURSDAY
he's, ,t IVY = AZ S5s O'Clock match $1,000 nile ne9ss
U.s. w &c ~ i've IN harness. James McMann nana,s m
pS ,e"pie y, iaInan stallion George IL
rtcbSn. "A tood gay and good track n mot nosfYored -
,ne ioowng monday and then good day The csrs WIN
cave SCUM 10y brokyn for the Course AZ IL oclocx
cents SHAW A WIIJTi p- 30 Ies.I. "
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MUSICAL.

A SPLENDID PIANOFORTE, OCTAVE MOST EXCEL.
n lent warranted, viii be sold very great
gain second hand Piano taken in exchange by A. WEBER,
lb5 West Broadway, Canal street
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RFf.LA RDS.

RIiIIARDs-FOR SALE, GOOD PAYING BILLIARD
~ Room near he city everything in complete order with
Bar and Fixtures For particulars ca al ls6 FULTON
W. III. GRIFFITH, Billiard Table Maker.
p1LIARDS-PHELANs BILLIARD ROOM, CORNER
- OF Tenth street and Broadway closed for ami
alterations Due notice of the reopennC viii be In iks
papeI AL business orders in the meantm will be attended
% AZ The mandatory, g. CO, g. and 81 Crosby street
PTIELAN tCOIIsENDER.
L'OR sALE-A SPLENDID STOCK OF NEW Ann So
cond hand Tables, a. reasonable prices Cal and
mine, or send your orders ~ mail Trimmings FOR sac
w w. GRIFFITH. Billiard Table maker, 100 Fu't1- e.
II1NANTs BILLIARD TABLES AID EXCEfSI0R
w Srrng Cushions Lively. fral q anf rlrrrel Iarl
lnn 80 n every ware II, AMI warrant d sfurrIr llf
o. IN, and running Ia.Y. Osi ssitl. 4. rUrl
bs2 NELN @c,9! ~ 8.i street. New YORK.,
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CROSSE AND MILWAUKEE, LAND GRANT
IL Bond-A majority OF the " II issue bondhodsrs having
sent IN their names NE remainder q such holders Of hs
sue numbered 10 400 for 81 each DESTROYS OF unit
ing 10 secure mutual protection and attention
rests thord send. without further delay TIER ad~s ap
The numbers Of their bonds 10 Mr. y. RANDALL, - Wall q.
----------------
NEW oRLEANs AND MOBILE FUNDS BOUGHT M
IN AUGUST BELMONT CO., 50 Wall street..
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD CovPANr-
Iressursrs Once corner 81 Fourth avenue ard twenty
the second Mcrssge BENDS and Bonds Of S vii raid a
the Treasurer ofcesn and after Angus,
W. II. EMERSON, Treasurer.
OFFICE or TIE METROPOLITAN GAS LIGHT CON.
psny o. ths City Of New York.is Nssssn stree base
ment OF the Bank ~ the Common wesh-New York July
lSo-The Directors Of the Metropolitan Gas fAsht Company
having resolved 10 issue three hundred and eighty to
ars OF their capital stock in addition the heretofore
subscribed books n subscription VIII be opened their
Nassau street the 27h AMI remain open II 70
O'Clock daily until August 10.
Terms Of subscTp onTen or cent cash At The time a, abb
rcribng and the balance In monthly instruments exceeding
ten cent
TIE the privilege o. Approaching stock
he subscription should exceed the ssief
By order OSCAR ZOTIikOFFER,
secretary and Treas ser
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VIANTFD-oN A GOOD MORTGAGE stoeo TO
w avoid paying commission. he persrs wsh ~ treat
otciy WIN ne ender. Address ~ Dor los Herald 'nce
Sl50. ! MOULD LIKE TO BORROW sisS p 'ao9
tAcO. i'f so m1nihs FOR which would te % my
pr.piiW goth three tulrs amount and 60 l-eresf,
sihtf by MORTGAGE Otherwise Address A. u g. h1H III
Herald ofcc.
Sl25 600 20 LoASo az cl1 i 1s F RH9oSLs
ssei S7sc0 ~ s. per cent interest. Apsiy - jcuN Z.
CoNREY ne ogce Of The Psople's frc ius1ral.e cnps-
~ e Va tac.L
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

A BARGAIN IN BRANDY.-A QUARTER AND ONE
"A eighth pipe OF good Brandy just out Of bond will be
very heap Tor cash must be sold immediately Inquire of
WEBSTER, las Third avenue up stairs.
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fyITY OF NEW YORK, DEPARTMENT OF rIyAyyE
~ Comptrollers o<fcc, July 81 100
SEALED PROPOSALS win be received al this oHc- rr,n
Tuesday July 81. AT O'Clock pur he
Cooperation Of real estate for he Of Fire Der er
Lot for Hose Company No 81 bs located between Broad
way Seventh avenue, TWENTY seventh and Thrcsh
Lot for Engine Company No as 10 he located berNeeo
Twenty third and Twenty snh aud Ninth
Lot for Hose Company No s. 10 be located between Second
and Lexington avenues and Thirty ninth and Forty frs:
ssre~ia-
Proposals 10 contain diagram Of the property c-ercs with
Dimensions locality ard character OF n any
Paymen, VIII be made in cash giving clear sats-
factory title.
The rghi reserved 10 reject ANY or all prcpos. IA. r.
teresis OF the Corporation require H.
ROBERT r. HAvs Conr1orer
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n AUGUST BELxoNr ! Co. 9 wsii Sress.
TREAsuRY DEPARTMENT. STATE or cAIrro

T7REAsURy DEPARTMENT. STATE or CATrrOp-
Il mia -sacramenio, July 2 1%0whereas here "a INV =,
The state Treasurt The Of ss o5 s. which unGe re- r,
vision the April 2s 1857 payable to NJ 81 49, ~
the Cv Funded Debt Of the state. now therefore IL c
with The seventh section OF said notice erehw
given that VIII purchase nj the lowest price oa esf
Fonts q the State Of California Issued under art al NJ -
dollars and sixty hree cents sealed proposals - re-
cived al Office in Sac uu he 9Th fav - Sos
iemher $50 AZ which time they W m be onepes ~ M sh
BE- considered unless come responsible rsrsntee
ihsi the bonds will be presented within thrss DAYS asr
mus be attached to the bcnIs - -
THOMAS FTyntgy. Treasurer q, safe
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-04-13
Trust SALE OF
Town POrDertvy

IN pursuance Of deed of trust executed to me
by Matthias Schmitt, shall proceed in Staun-
ton, on Friday, the 10Th day of next month CA
prl to SELL at public sale, to the hig hest bidder,
the following property, all in Staunton and that
part thereof known as Newtown: A large House,
partly of brick, opposite the Baptist Church,
tanning commodious Store Room and other
Rooms a good Garden, with Fruit Trees, Grapes,
&C., and hydrant in the yard Kitchen, &c. A
two-story frame HOUSE, with four Rooms and
Kitchen, all new, and good Garden-situated on
Green street.
Pasture or Building Lot, on Green Street and
road to Steam Mill, containing one acre; House
and Lot near A. M. Garber's.
A two-story Frame House, with four Rooms, and
Kitchen, and hydrant in the yard, the Baptist
Church.
Mr.. Scbmitt will show the property to any one
desiring to examine it.
TERMS Costs of sale and one-fourth of pur-
chase money in hand, or at sixty days, by nego-
table note, we'll endorsed, with interest added ];
remainder in equal instruments at six twelve and
eighteen months, with personal security, and res
ervation of lien as further secul ity.
Sale to commence at ii o'clock.
NICHO. X. TROUT, Trustee.
Mar. Is, go.
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SALES OF LAND.
Valuable Linvill's Creek Land
FOR SATE

VALUABLE tract Of Linvilps Greek Land,
N containing 155 ACRES cleared, situate
eight miles from Harrisonburg and one-quarter
of mile from Depot on the Manassa Gap Rail
road, is offered for SALE This TRACT is a
part of the Farm of which DR.. Richard Winfield
died seized, and is regarded of the finest soil in
the Valley. There is ample supply of water or
the premiscs,-the land is in fine state Of cuti-
walton, and the neghborhoo1 fourishing and de-
sirabe, schools churches, mills, &C., being in
close proximity. The improvements are a
TWO story Dwelling,
large Barn ard other out houses.
There is connected with this Farm, and lying one
half mile from it, fine body OF timoer-oak, hick,
DRY and pne--containing so ACRES, which will
be sold with the cleared land or separate as may
be desired by purchasers.
If not sold privately before that time, this land
will be offered at public auction on Saturday the
18th day Of 4nay, 1860.
TERMs.- One-tourth in hand, or negotiable note,
interest added, and well endorsed, at 80 days, and
the balance of the pure base money in three equal
annual payments-a lien being retained the land
| to secure the deferred payments.
The land will be shown to any DESTROYS OF
examining il, by DR.. j. @. Winfield or Giles Dew
er, Esq, who live adjoining the place.
| THE HEIRS.
April 6, .--tds-Rock. Reg. and Dem. copy.
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the working people Of the North. we don't
harm you If a mechanic from Pennsylva-
MIA were to go South aud speak about the
superiority OF white labor, he would be held
morally responsible. You would strip him
and scourge him by the hand of slave, and
perhaps tar and feather him.
Mr.. Barksdale-The meanest negro in
the South is your superior?
Cries of ''Order"' from the Republican
side.
Mr.. Lovejoy, in speaking of John Brown
said he would not curse him. He would
pour no excavations upon old John Brown.
He condemned what he Brown did. He
disapproved of his act He believed, how
ever, that his purpose was good one, and
his motives honest and truthful. John
Brown stood head and shoulders above any
man Lere until he was strangled. Any law
to enslave man was as an arrangement a.
mong pirates to distribute the spoiIs. By
what right do you of the South get together
and enact laws that [ or my child should be
your slave7 Every slave has right to run
away in spite of your laws, and to fight him
self away. Were he (Loveioy) slave, land
were it necessary to achieve his freedom. he
would not hesitate to fill up the chasm and
bridge it over with the carcasses of the slain.
He loved the South.
A Voice-We don't love you.
Mr.. Lovojey-So it was with the Saviour;
they didn't love him. Laughter. Gen
tlemen who talked of dissolving the Union
could no more do it than they could stop the
shining of the sun. Virginia, instead Of
clothing herself in sleeps gray, should
clothe herself in sackcloth and ashes on ac-
count Of slavery, and ought to drink the wa
tiers of bitterness.
Mr.. Martin, (dem. Va.)-If you will
come into Virginia, We will hang you high
er than we did John Brown.
Mr.. Lovejoy-No doubt about it
The Committee rose and the House adj
journed.
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ESTABLISHED 1888.
KEEN, BALDWIN & WILLIAMS,

A RE now receiving direct Fl ON their own manu-
"A factory, the largest and most desirable stock
exhibited, and to which addition will be made by
every arrival throughout the season.
Their first floor is devoted to the RETAIL TRADE
where they are prepared to show at all times FULL
complete assortment of the most fashionable goods.
gotten up in style equal to the best Merchant
Tailors work and at twenty per cent. less than
their prices.
Their second and third floors are devoted exclusive
ly to the WHOLESALE TRADE, and will be found
to contain most extensive and desirable stock Of
fashionable and well made Clothing, manufactured
with great pains and with direct reference to the
wants of the Merchants of Virginia, North Caroli-
ma and Tennessee.
Devotine the whole of our time to the Manufae.
ture ard sale of clothing alone, with longer exrs-
rience, more extensive operations and other mate
risl advantages, and do offer the greatest
Inducements.
KEEN, BALDWIN & WILLIAMS.
Richmond Aug 10, 1859.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT.

lB-I hereby declare myself candidate to fill
the vacancy in the Circuit Court Clerkshp caused
by the death of the late incumbent. 1t is within
fresh recollection that in time past had charge of
the office for several years. The duties of it are
familiar to me. Should it be conferred ON me,
will discharge the duties involved byit with all the
faithfnlness and assiduity of which I am capable.
JOHN B. WATTS.
Ma-We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
A. BURNETT as candidate for the Office of
Clerk of the Circuit Court OF Augusta county.
My-We are authorized to announce JAMES
COCHRAN as candidate for the office of Clerk
of the Circuit Court of Augusta county.
rs We are authorized to announce ALEX. F.
KINNEY, candidate for the Clerkship OF the Cir
cult Court of Augusta.
w-We are authorized to announce JOHN
PARIS a candidate for Clerk of the Circuit Court
ofAugusta county.
January 6, lS60.-tde
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CLARKsON g. ANDERSON.

No. IU6 Main St, Richmond Va,
IMPORTERS and Jobbers of Hardware, Cutie.
l. ry Guns, &C., offer for sale at low prices,
5000 pair Trace Chains;
200 pair Stage Chains
200 Log, Ok and Fifth CHAINS
30 dozen Halter Chains
so dozen Back, Breast and Tongue Chairs
100 dozen Horse and Mule Hames;
so dozen Stage and Omnibus Hames;
200 dozen Horse and Mules Collars;
$50 dozen Grass and Grain Scythes,
100 dozen Scythe Snaths;
rs dozen Grain Cradles
$50 dozen Killing and Wedding Hoss
200 dozen Hay and Manure Forks;
ESQ dozen Shovels and Sp sdes;
$50 dozen Curry Combs;
800 dozen Cotton, Wool and Horse Cards.
March 10, 1860.