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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
"IMPROvED INSTRUMENT
For Surveying ana Calculating Areas. -

THIS lnstrum snt is a semi circular plate, with
L needle-box attached to the diameter, and
the circular edge graduated in degrees and there
being moveable limb or alidade attached to the
centre of the plate, with verners at both en- $. the
bearing OF line can be read for any number of
degrees or minutes. IS.
of the alidade traverse table of lines instead Of
numbers, which gives at once the latitude and de-
parture of any course and distance run.
The table answers the same purpose for ascer-
tanning heights and distances. as the required dis
tance is read from the plate without tie trouble Of
referring to the logarithmic tables.
1t gives the horizontal measurement of the lines
Of a survey; and where there is local attraction
the lines can be traced independent of the needle,
there being two pair of sights, enabling the sur
veyor to form at once the angle required by the
bearings of the courses.
The variation of an old line ia easily calculated
it.. and for such work leveling for mill-races
or draining land, it answers every purpose of the
evel.
There is an attachment for solving oblique tri-
angles. which gives the base and perpendicular of
the triangle. from which the area can be ascer-
tanned very readily and it also gives the bearing
and distance of the closing line in division fand
The Instrument can be usel with either che
sighth Or Telescope.
Address, R. D. LILLEY, Staunton.
March 2, l660.-tf
Na. Read the following certificate:
JUNE 18th, 1858:
have carefully examined Cal. Liliey's new In
struments for Surveying, Plotting, &C., and do
not hesitate to pronounce them ingenious, simple,
and useful contrvances. They are, indeed, cal
culating machines for the..Surveyor; and, if en-
ployed by him, would save an immense amount OF
time and labor. can most cheerfully recommend
them to every practical Surveyor.
A. T. BLEDSOE,
Prof. Mathematics, University, Va.
j con sur with Prof. Bache and Bledsoe, and
would add that the price OF the instrument is mod
erate-not exceeding that Of the best compass.
- CHAS. w. HACkLEY,
Prof Astronomy.
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A Card.

The undersigned. whose card appealing
for aid in entertaining the Baptist General
Ass ociation, has been SO kindly responded
to. hereby tender, personally, and IN behalf
of the Baptist Church here, their hearty
thanks to the citizens generally for the gen.
erous hospitality which they have extended
to the delegates and visitors in attendance.
P.B. HcaE,
R. SuMMERsoN,
49, c. r. Mason.
S. +. TAYLOR.
S.aupton .Iunr : 1860
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Gbt Mrkets.
STAUNTON MARKETS.
WHOLESALE PRICES.
MARRIED..

In Stanton, at the residence Of Mr.. H. Risk, on
the 5th inst, by the Rev. George b. Taylor. Mr..
HENRY l.. TERRILr, of Augusta county, and Miss
MARY +. HUrcHINs, OF Rockbridge.
On the 3Oth ult by the Rev. VIM. T. Price. Mr..
CARRIES II. DAVIDSON, OF Kockoridga county, to
Miss MARY McCL1srIc, daughter of Moses McClin-
tic, Esq. of Bath county.
In Lexington, Va, ON Wednesday morning, May
3oth at the resd ence of the brides father, by the
Rev. F. G. Tebbs. Mr.. ROBERT =. Ap.Ms, Of War
renton, Va, to Miss julia A. CaArtS. daughter of
Charles Chaplin, Esq, Clerk Of Rockbridge Coun-
ty Court.
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June |. 1860
Head! Read!

THE subscribers have Just received, by Ex-
l. press
/ piece brown Geraldine,
pieces English Bereges,
Organdies and Lawns,
Black and White Popins,
Black Norwich Bereges,
Real Lace Wells.
Ribbons for trimming,
Best Kid Gloves,
Hosiery, Gloves.
Long and short Mitts,
Rack Silk Gauntletts.
Lisle Thread ditto,
Dimity, &C., &c
dition to our present stock of China, Glass, and
PIPER & FUNKHOUSER.
June 1905. copy.
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Great Bargains !!

l An now opening from the last New York Trade
Sales and Lots closed out at importing Houses,
the greatest bargains in fashionable Dress Goods,
Millinery. Silk and Lace Nantes, Ribbons. Mitts,
Hosiery, White Goods. Parasos and ,iewelry, ever
before offered in the Valley. Just think oft
Splendl Dress Goods, at 10 and l21z cents per
yard.
Silk Parasols only 80 cents.
Silk Mitts, only l21s cents.
500 pair Ladies' Hose, at 10 cents pair.
800 Silk and Lace Nantes, from ST. so to 81 a
piece, worth double.
5000 yards Silk Ribbons. at bali price.
800 pair heeled Lasting Caters, [worth $2.5O)
at SIPS.
500 Silk, Grape end Straw Bonnets. at City prices.
For good bargains call at the popular Store OF
d. J. GOLDENBERG,
next door to Post Office.
Staunton, May 10, 1850.
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WANTED,
RARE BOOKS,&c

j. Letters or Manuscripts OF w ashington, Jeffer-
son, Madison. Henry, Randolph Of Roanoke, or OF
any other o the man of note of the olden times
Ali kinds OF old book, taken in exchange for ne"
works. High ices in cash will be paid for burkes
Virginia, vols., or odd vols.
Stith's, Smiths. Doddridge's, Keith's or Jones
Virginia. Robinson's Forms, Davies Criminal
Law, Acts of Virginia 1859 80, lss0-5l or 1852
Arator, Construction Construed, Inquiry, or New
Views. by John Taylor. Burr's Trial, 2yols.
BUYERS of rare and valuable Books will find at
12l Main Street Richmond. larger assortment
than anywhere else in the Southern States, and
very few better in the Northern cities.
Five Catalogues will be mailed to all who send
us six cents to pay the postage.
Richmond. June 5, 1860.
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E% A number Of "roughs" and plug
uqlies" vino went from Baltimore to Wash
inaton to. take hand in the recent nlunici'
pal election, we're arrested. and will 1oubt-
leae b. eevsrs!y 4aalA with,
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NEW GOODS

THE great demand for Browns and Byrd's Cheap
i Goods, has made it necessary for one Of the
firm to return to the Eastern Markets, and pur-
chase second supply of SPRING AND SUMNER
GOODS, which now makes their assortment very
large and complete. And the decline in many
styles of Goods, enables them to offer Goods very
cheap. They have nice stock of Mantles, Dus
tiers and Buster Goods to make suits for Ladies.
BROWNE 4 RYRD.
lara .1aaa.-4t -.
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removed his establishment q few
doors East.of his old stand, and
would cali their attention to his
large stock Of City Made work,
which added to that of his own
'nanufa clare, enables him to
present to his customers as fine
an assortment BOO AND
SHOES as has ever been Of
fered in this place and upon as
reasonable terms as anyone else.
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500. SPRING SEASON. 1850
HRS. e.. STE EsE.l

MOULD respectfully inform the Ladies of
w Staunton and vicinity that she has open
ed her stock of SPRING AND SUMMER
MILLIN cry, consisting of all the latest Paris
rare and elegant styles. together with large as,
so' tment of medium and low priced goods. Her
numerous friends and customers, and the Ladies
generally are invited to call and examine her stock
at her store Beverly street. opposite the Marble
Yard.
VAL will have my opening of SUMNER BON
NETS on Monday next, the 23rd instant.
Staunton, April 20, i860-tf
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June I, 1860.

TTIRGINIA.-AtruIe rules held in the Clerks Of
Y fi:e of the Circuit Court for the County of Au-
gusta, on the last Monday in May 1860, Henry
Cupp, Plaintiff,
AGAINST
Samuel Good, Christian Landes, Daniel Ii. LAM
BERT g. Als.-Dcfendants,
IN CHANCERY.
The object Of this suit is to recover the sum of
$l95 90, with interest from juno list 1a60 and s.
costs of suit. paid by the plaintiff. which was fraud
ulently obtained by the defendant Good from the
plaintiff. and to attach in the hands of the home
defendants sufficient amount of the estate Of said
Good, to pay the same.
1t appearing by affidavit filed, that the Defen-
dant Samuel Good lis non resident of the State of
Virginia it is ordered that said defendent do ap-
pear here, within one month after due publication
of this order and do what is necessary to protect
his interest in this suit.
A Copy-T.ste,
A. F. KINNEY, Crk.
L
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storms.

This has been the season of storms -
Within the last three weeks every part OF
the Union has been visited by tremendous
tornados. destroying property and life to a
fearful extent. We have had several Sc
we're storms in this portion Of Virginia. but
nothing to compare with those out West.
which sweep over the broad prairics there
with velocity and force almost incredible,
carrying before them everything in their
track
! CHICAGO. June 5.-The tornado was first
noticed between Marion and Cedar Rapids,
Lynn county, Iowa. going north, south
east and west Three separate currents
crossed the track of the Chicago Railroad
several times.
At Lisbon, the depot and warehouse we're
utterly demolished, and a train Of ten heav-
| lily laden freight cars was lifted from the
track and dashed to pieces.
Before reaching Lisbon the tornado killed
| sixteen persons.
One Of the currents going north passed
through Mechancsviie and demolished the
hitIIHS ctAlCCH PCT oours
Another current passed through Union
Grove. killing seventeen persons in that
vicinity. 1t then passed South through
Dewitt, killing twenty-seven persons. of
whom sixte n belonged to the family Of
Ihos Hatfield. It then passed still further
South, over the towns Of Romersal aud
Lammoor. DESTROYING the house Of David
Willard and killing him and g portion Of
his family.
1t then struck the town of Camancheo,
on the Mississippi, at which poin. the loss
of life was much greater than at first report
ed not less than fifty five lives being de-
stroyed at this place alone. One hundred
and twenty-five persons were wounded =
some fatally. Ten ars missing.
A large timber rafs, with crew of "a
men and two women, was scattered, and Il
men and both women were lost.
The tornado travelled distance of 90
miles in Iowa. and 20 in Illinois.
The loss of life is estimated at $50.
Two trains were run every hour yester-
day from Clinton to the scenes of disaster,
to afford relief to the sufe' ers.
LOUISVILLE, June There was a vio-
lent but brief storm yesterday here on the
Lebanon branch of tue Louisville and Nash
vile Railroad, destroying buildings and
crops and trees in Marion and Bullitt coun-
ties
ST.. LOUIS, June 5 The storm Saturday
was severe at Albion Illinois. and did dam
age to the extent Of 500, 900. The Ro-
man Catholic Church was completely wreck
ed the Episcopal church lost its steeple.
aud was badly damaged; the Methodist
Church fell through the roof, doing much
damage. and the Democrat Office was
badly injured. The hail was also very Sc
we're. There were many narrow escapes,
but no lives lost
Northern Missouri also suffered severely.
WILMINGTON, N. c., June ga terri
BILE tornado passed over this place this
morning. Its course was from Southwest
to Northeast Several houses were I'm
rooted, and fences and chimneys prostra-
ted, and river steamers and shipping dam
aged, bat no lives lost.
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Not Done Blowing Yet
GABRIEL HIRSH'S HORN!

THE world in general, and particularly the u
Il nited States have been recently much aglta.ed
and interested by the visits of distinguished ia
panese to the seat of the American government
The eyes Of the nation have been upon their move
ments. and the men, women and children have
fncked to see the curious and noted strangers.
While all this has been progressing in Washing ton
city, it seems that similar excitement has been
created in Stanton and Augusta county. The
news has gotten out that GABRIEL HlRSH is now
receiving and opening the most magnificent as
sortment Of
Fancy Goods,
ever exhibited in Virginia. ard that he is selling
them almost for nothing. Indeed, having pur-
chased such an immense stock Of everv variety of
Goods, he enabled to get them at the very low
est prices, and is selling them for little or
no profit. His motto is .Quick sales and small
profits, and he is determined to show the public
that he can sell as low as can be purchased in the
Eastern cities, and 10 per cent. cheaper than
any other House in the Valley of Virginia Now
is the time, and Hirshs the place to save money by
getting cheap bargains. Call quick, betnre the
choicest of the assortment is disposed of HOOP
SKIRTS and MANTlLLAS without number which
will be sold so low as to astonish every one and if
that price does not please, Hirsh is determined to
give them away. His Goods must be gotten out of
the way to make room for more coming in.
Staunton, June l, 1850. G. HIRSH.
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THE subscriber offers for sale his Farm, lying in
l. the Cou ty Of Cllpeperc and situated on the
road to Raccoon Ford, which falls into the Plank
Road few miles below, unitinA Culpeper county
and fredericksburg. Tie land joins the beautiful
farms Ut Messrs. z. P. Nalle, j. L. Stringfelow,
and DR.. G. Morton, and contains
400 AC7Es.
The Farm Is in fair condition, and is or oducti7e
in WHEAT, GRASS, and other cereals The
HOUSE is small but comfortable, the Out build
ings new and sufficent-the WOOD LAND is
ample and we'll timbered-the neighborhood good
and moral-Post Office and Churches. of different
denominations, very convenient, MitchelPs Station
on the Orange and Alexandria Rail Dad is six miles
distant. The beauty of the PIEDMONT REGION
of country and its and its acknowledged healthiness
and fertility. combine to render this locality desr-
able
The subscriber will be pleased to show his farm
to any one desiring to purchase, and will give any
further information through the mails, if letters
are addressed to him at Kaccoon Ford, Culpeper
county, Va. BAIL G. TAYLOR,
May rs, lS60.-1m.
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r WISH to sell my House and Lot, above the resi-
i dence of Gen. Hartman, or to exchange it tor
property down town.
Tn is an excellent little property, and l will
show it with pleasure to any one wishing to buy
For terms call upon J. d. 1nlboden, ESD, or my
self. MARIA J.. JAMESON.
.E7z~A /. toaA--ff 4, esa..4 sf j.,
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NEWS FROM THE
CHARLESTON CONVENTION!
do O00 Worth Of NEW SPRING AND
DC,OOU. SUMNER CLOTHING,
just received from Baltimore, Of
Our own slamufacture,
which we will SELL st tho lowest Cash prices.
Our Stock comprises full assortment. Of
GENTLEMEN, YOUTHS AND BOYS READY
MADE CLOTHING,
and also great variety of FURNISHING Goops,
TRUNKS, 81 TCHELS de-, &c.
Th"nkful for past favors, we respectfully solicit
the patronage from our former customers and the
public generally.
GS- Call and convince yourselves of the fact.
WELLER l. BRO,
CORNER BEVERLY New Srs.
Staunton, April az, se0.-3m.-Spec. Copy.
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LETTER From GEN. HoUsToN. The New
Orleans Delta of June LIST, publishes the
following letter from Gen. Sam Houston:
AUSTIN, May 24.-Messrs. D. d. Atkin-
son, and J. w. Harris: Gentlemen In re-
ply to your letter Of the fourteenth instant
I will say that have responded to the peo-
pie at San Jacinto and consented to become
the Peoples candidate for President. In
Welding to the call Of my. fellow citizens Of
Texas. in June last. to become candidate
for Governor, said the Constitution and
the Union embrace the only principle by
which would be governed, ifelected; they
comprehend all the old jackson National
Democracy / ever prefessed or officially
.practiced; these have ever guided my action;
/ have no new principles to announce.
Thine, truly,
SAM HousroN
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ESTRAY.
TAKEN up on Friday morning, the LIST day of
/ June, about O'Clock. at the Market House, a
liuht BAY MARE, about II or Is years old, right
fore and hind feet white. heavy name and tail, and
had bride ON. The owner can have said mare
by applying to the undersigned, proving property
and paying charges.
K. W. STEVENSON, S. T. s.
Stanton June s, 1860.
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Will BE DRAWN THIS MONTH
CREriFIoArE OF PACKAGES will be solo at the fol-
lowing rates, which is the risk
Certificate of Packages of 10 Whole Tickets, SEQ
Certificate of Packages OF 10 Half Tickets, 30
Certificate OF Packages of 10 Quarter Tickets Is
Certificate of Packages of 10 Eighth Tickets, 7.se
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Messy Creek Academy.

THE ANNUAL EXHIBITION Of uossy Greek
Academy will take place on Friday, 22nd inst
HueH W. SHEFrEY, ESQ.,, will deliver the annual
address. ID. G. CANNON, / com,tea
J. K. STOUT, oo'4 Wv
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Farm for. Sale.

TTAvING determined TO remove to Tennessee, I
III will offer the remaining portion Of my Farm,
cuotaining 683 ACRES OF gLAND,son
Thursday, the. 2lst day Of june meet.
There is about 24O Acres in Timber, the remaining
portion is finely taken in Timothy, Glover, Blue
and Orchard Grass, except one field which is mo-
in Corn There is about 80 Acres Of BOTTOM
LAND-it lies on the Rappahannock River, and
Joins the lands of Mr.. Charles p Chiffon, Col Jno
NJ. FAINT. VIM. Fl. Gaines and Others-is well wa
tered with neverfailng Springs, OF the pest water
in every field. 1t lies in the County OF Culpeper,
within four miles of the arrenton Springs; twelve
Warrenton, and six miles from Kappahannock Sta
ton, the Orange and Alexandria Railroad ;
about 45 miles from the latter place. The Improve
ments are good, and consist of a EAe<A
stone DWELLING HOUSE. GeEx3 III
with eight rooms and four closets, 4EH sssR
good Creamery and Stabling for -Slt"I4 Ms{ aIa
Twenty five Horses, (nrn-houses,
Kitchen, Servants houses of stone. Oyerseer' &
House, Ice-h house, Smoke house, Carriage house,
&C. There are also thrifty young Orchards OF 200
trees, of selected fruit now bearing.
My terms or e-third cash, the balance in eight
annual instruments bearing interest from the day
of sale, the deferred payments to be secured by
deed of trust upon the land. Possession given for
following purposes when desired, and full posses
necessary to give any further description. per-
sons wishing to Purchase will call and view the
premises before the day of SALE Persons wishing
to view the premises can be accommodated with
conveyance, by addressing the subscriber at Mill
view, Fauquer county. Va. For further part leu l.
lars concerning the land, refer to DR.. C. r. Har-
ris. Brandy Station, CulpSpsr G." u,,
May Is, 1850 ids.
e- Valley Democrat COPY.
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BY ExPRESSyy

u X T01E III ESS y
r SHALL receive from New York within few
J. days
2 dozen Black Silk Busters, from IS to SIS.
Received yesterday
bdozen Hoopskirts, with 80 watch steel springs.
at Sits.
3 dos do, With 10 springs, at S225.
100 Parsols from auction, from so cts. to 81, 90.
D. ]. GOLDENBERG,
next door 20 tao Post Odase.
fitsunto,. Mae s5sH, 1880.
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Ill kinds of work in his line Thankful for The pa
ronage extended to him heretofore. he asks con-
inuance ofthe same. HENRY HUGHES.
Staunton, May 4, Is60.-3m.
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sGINTA.-At rules held in the Clerks Of

WI tGINIA.--At rules held in the Clerks Of
' fec of tie Circuit Court of Augusta County,
on the 4th Monday in May 1860.
Moses Steiner, Lewis Steiner, Jacob Steiner, and
Samuel Kahn, trading as Steiner Bros, & Co.,
Plaintiff.
AGAINST
Simon H. Hilb, s. Dryfoos. and -- Dryfoos and
- Pappenheimer, trading as Pappenheimer and
Dryfoos. Max Iib Fred Houser, - Green
bourn & Bro, Straus. Fl artman Hofiien. Hech:
Il Patzell. Benzwange- t. Eyer, Max Einstein,
L. 4 A. Frank 4 Co., Frank Bro, Hufheimer
Il Bro, Weller & Bro, and z. hamburger, and
Observation-Disclosures.
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suit is to set aside deed Of
trust executed to the defendant Politz. by Simon
H. Hilb, in the bill mentioned, and subject the eff
fects conveyed therein to the payment Of the claim
of the plaintiffs against said Defendant Hilb.
And 1t appearing by affidavit filed, that said
Simon H. Hb, s. Dryfoos, and - Dryfocs, -
Pappenhmeier, Max Hilb, Fred Houser, - Green
bourn, Straus, Hartman, and Hoflen. - Hecht,
- Pa!zell, Benzwanger, - Eyer, Max
Einstein, L. & A. Frank Co., Frank 6 Bro,
Hutfheiiner & Bro, Weller & Bro. and 2. Ham
burger, residents of the state OF Virginia,
it is ordered that said defend nts 10 appear here
wi shin the time prescribed by law and do what is
necessary to protect their interest in this suit.
Copy-Teest.
AT. KINNEY, CPk.
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GUNNER MILLINERY.-The season having sd-
- vanced l offer, from this day, splendid az
sortment of Silk, Grape and Straw Bonnets Flats,
&C., st greatly reduced prices.
Staunton, June 8, 1860.
s.w. PIERCE, WN. GARRETT,
late Cond Va G.. Il. Il. Richmond
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Spring and Summer Clothing.

WYE are now receiving Spring and Summer
w Clothing. and would call the attention of
customers and the public to the same. We have
also on hand very large lot of GENTS FUR
NISHING GOODS, consisting Of Shirts. Collars,
Drawers, Cravats, Socks, Hundkerchiets, &C.,
which we believe will meet the demands of ALL
Ms- All Goods guaranteed as represented.
ROAM d ABBY.
Under North Wing Va. Hotel.
Stanton April 6, 1861
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LOOK at This!
:. A SPLENDID DRAWING
THE THREE NUMBER PLAN!
4,4l2Prizes amounting TO =: 1881, 4s
Whole Tickets SO.

SHARES IN PROPORTION
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES.
Enclose the money Is our address fof the tickets
ordered, on receipt of which they will be forward
ed by first mail Purchasers can hare tickets end
ing in any figure they may designate.
The list of drawn numbers and prizes Fill be sent
to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
All communications strictly confidential.
Orders for Tickets Or Certificates, by Mail or Ez.
press, to be directed to
MCKINNEY & CO., Savannah. Ga.
May rs, lsG0.-ylcm
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Cheap Property for Sale.
HOUSE AND LOT also unimproved lots x mile
IL distant from Stanton on the Lexington Road
for sale, and will be offered op the 25th DAY Of June
nert, Chat being Court day. in front of the Court
house in the town of Stanton. the above Propertv
on one. two and three years time.
Twill have the ground laid off ir lots of about,
ACRE EACH which lot can be seen at the Office
OF N. K. Trout, Esq.
THOMAS W. McCUE.
June l, l860.--4t.
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Bargains! Bargains!!
TRUSTEES SALE.
$4,000 worth of Dry Goods.
CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES,
Selling at Cost, Exclusively for Cash,
AT HlLB'S STORES.
A these Goods must all be sold within the next
n few months, Buyers can secure bargains by
calling Immediately.
rs. Country Merchants can secure desirable
Stock of Goods, and great inducements will be
held out to them to buy.
J. POLLITZ, Trustee.
Stanton Nav Is. l86O.-tf.
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4 MOTHER SUPPLY Of those beautiful fast
n colored Lawns, at 12h cents per yard; SOC
more 30 springs-real watch steel-toop Skirts,
worth S311 at SIX; Maltese Lace Collars at u
cents. The largest assortment in Silk and Lace
Nantes, busters, &C., st
D. j. GULDENBERQ'S,
next door to the Post Office.
atxuntnu June g. 1860.