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L. 6 NDGOLD
TUNER & REPAIRER

oi ramos Meiodeous &c, has made ARRANGEMENTS
20 visit this place resuariy at stated neriodS The
heAi visit wld be IN October Yearly contracts
made Pfice for tuning 50 90 FIRST class nanos
!o' safe Orders "a be len at The ..Cazette', Office
n. L. u has pernlss Jon ieteT to The roI,owjns
persons Or whom he bas tuned
Hon, A, King, Hon s Russell lobo Move,
80 .. =. shannon, Esq, Or. W. H. Watson, Rev
$ Barnes, Mrs. Freyfet
June %, '6O.
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crackers. Gnoiasses and SyrupS, low Tor cash.
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Whereas my wife Susan has
ieit rr "sa ans board wi'hou; any inst cause. all
p, sons are hereby cautioned against harbof:ng or
trusting her ou ny account. as VIII nav no debts
o. at. contracting. REUBEN GATES.
a,1.ari. !Ine II, 1861!
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fa.s Gsutafioa vtH comrerea .s .9fjae ss.. On
with able and experienced corps 30. Instructors
On MondaY Agru -h, 1861. SO expense hos oeeu
department.
The scbao. bn.'us Constructed 1u3 uishpd
pPon the most approved mooe.n plans. and ole o.
the best n the STATE. u contains tall capab;e OF
seating 500 adults witt otGc, EGu sic rooms, .nti-
cIenf tor "a ~eloy. o. 200 pupils
Ghe scboo IS located in seg!ao ot ,o9HtTI uu-
sNceliet o. IS beaaty and aca.'hiu'pe aud D.
surrounded by a moral and .uapstro1s community. .
Ihe distance TO Cove station. Huntingdon ar@
Broad ioI, Il, r. is miles 10 Hoi3jay sba..
Staten Pa. *. +. l. a.sles with tatv stages !fJi
king easy OF access from all paris oi lLe country
The objects Of the school are
Ist. The Professional Training oi Teachers
2ud. Ihc thorough Education of young ladies' ana
gentlemen n the Eng lsh and Orna mental Brauc hes
Sd. The preparation OF Students for College.
The teaching Glass will meet daily Tor lectures
on the Theory and Practice ofTeachujg, recitation
from standard work the subject, or discussion
OF Methods Of Teaching by the class
Students Who desire 70 do 50 may prepare 10 en-
ter the higher classes m college.
Ladies viii have separate boarding bousr aud
VIII be under the nmeaa.e supervision of an ex-
psrienced Preeeptress.
Instruction given all the branches ,aVgL. ID
the best ACCIDENT, ,uu 5el 'naries.
v hole expense, lrxrlHsiye OF 0rBamontr' bran
hes or boarding, tuition. furnished looms. room
"ni, and fuel. 81 500 year,
'or circular, with juu particula~ss address
FL. OSBORNE o. J. -. DiCKERSoN,
}. c. EytsaAgr. Mar;psburg, Blair CO., Pa.
1850.
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! NEcUf0R 5 NOTICE.

FNErUf0R S NOTICE.
~ Notice IS hereby gwen thal let
ists IesameGtaty, oe the estate OF Joseph Bark.
pdH, Iate ol 5loaros Township, iee & having hsen
granted 10 the undersigned, AL persons know NJ
themselves Indebted 10 said estate, are nolihe 70
mska 'mmediate payment, and tho Sc having cla
'inst tse anne, wiA present them properly IA
taaairatea tor settlement.
JACOB BARKNAN.
t.N or residing IN Monroe Tn.
3aaeilth sHl
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GAY BORDER
....,AMCE!. :, KETTERNAy-

COUNTY SURVEYOR
WOULD hereby notify the citizens OF Bed
ford county, that he has moved 10 The BOROUGH
oi Bedford. where he may at all times he
lound H. persoas wishing 70 see him. unless
a'ss". apoa business pertaining to his office
n 1,s3i tE. fSas-iE
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Aos REED. 6. w. RurP, j.. scur,
REE y. RUPP AND SCHELl
BNDFRS " DEALERS IN EXCHA ANcp
4oe Egua
4 CESSNA & SHANNON
HAVE form

Partnership in the Practice OF the Law On
nearly opposite the Gazette Office, wbers ''rt cra
or the other may at all times be- found
Bedford, Aug. t., 1899.
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DEpFoED FcUNBPv

iHE subscribers having purchased TIE Bedford
foundry Of Messrs. Rashabaugh ana Bauaon would
most respectfully announce TO tue citizens oI Bed
ait and adjoining counties that they prepared TO
make and furnish all Kint- u CASTINGS lot
CRlsT AND sAW-MlLLS, THRESHING A
CHIMES. PLoUGHS, APPLE MILLS, CCGK-
ING, TEN PLATE, AND coal
STOVES, SLED AND
Sleigh >o.es wash kettles OF different sizes wagon
boxes OF all sizes, farmers bells, "a superior arr
eif) over doors, and every hing usually made in
country F5pudIy
r. !. z e II WOODCOCK. SE}LFE
and ElhL-SlpE FLOUGHS.-Also, a new PLUG
PLOUGH, 10 which cali the especial attrtg5ou
cur farmers superior article 10 tie old Ping
Plough. With two kinds OF rotots, shares aud .sao
sides 70 SUIT ali ploHghs genera! u TINS
T. i1fning and fitting oi roa patterns m41- 20
order ana al kinds Of repairing done Al toe saaTi-
ost notice and Al lo'y prices. All oaG ow. work
made OF the very best material ard ~arrauted 10
give satisfaction.
Farmers and others would do we'll to
call and examine leor, before purchasing else
where, are determined 10 ,rcet ;ae rrer-
aaHesss oi tie times we aili
Sell s9H for C.iSH, or couafra PRO iice
rig aad oar ifoa. Lofess and lumber at.a 81. ay-
change Tor work.
lcb 20 ,'f0-1y SuIp Fr.~ tsft.s. = B..
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kp ID / O UR ID Ii 0 L L -
- and GENERAL STAGE OFFICE
Ths subscriber respectfully be5s leave 10 an
nounce that ne has leased the Bedford Hate' on
Part Street, where he would he happy 10 meet has
old friends, and the public generally.
i IS not his design to make many professions as
to what he VIII do, bat he pledges bis word ttat
has energetic efforts Will be employees to Ten =
thr comfortable a who give ann Il call. The
tyuse VIII tc handsomely htted up. aud none bot
careful and attentive servants WI b. tuaarat.
Persons visiting lie dto'd Srnngs, as sell a.
those attending Court, and the travelling coaiuun.-
y generally, aIs tesPecttHly ms ted to eve hun a
call arr. lnd-,e foT t6er.selves.
U boa'ters taken by the week, aouta 81 v-e..
on favorable 1e ans
g npe ana comfortable ,tsb.as s, attached
'e tNis Hogei which wi,i Away 0e attended ,.c a
careful hostlc:, Also safe ana convenient ear-
age hou
ALI TdESfAGE~ STOP Al rHlS aUIEf
JOHN HAFER,
A..
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AA-k%EsE,tGS 'GgaE HOUSE
~ BEDFORD Z

MRS. : FILLER wou'a respectfully announce 10
generally, That she has leased Tor a Term Of wears
The large and convenient brick hotri at The gorue.
OF PITT and .urana streets, Bedford Pa aao.. - g
The WASHINGTON HOUSE, and ,l,cjy kent nv
MRS COOS, This house IS being thoroughly re-
httsi aat rr'uralshed, and now open Tor the re-
ccPuon a. guests. Vsijo,s 10 me ~REDFORD
NFhiNGS ana persons ali eaauss CoH.t VIII End
Jhis house pleasant aud com.ocla5ie Temporary
hone Every attention VIII be paid 10 the conioil
and ae aeeommodaiion OF guests. The table WIFE a an
times be supplied with the bes. The gnafke.. taft
Cbalges moderdte.
Extensive sfabho- IS attached 10 .aI- bascl, and
careful and competeat ho.rler viii be IN aften-
dance Special attention wii b. paid 20 ihe accom-
modati on ot the larm'rg conmnn,Gv
March bDth. lSC0
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HhRUGS AND BOOKS,

IecelVcd, large stool q aNaTII9|- F.C0|| nd
ENGLISH pc5fumrTy. Also, .rear va5.ety q. Iue
Soaps for toilet use. Tooth pastes Har TouIcss
Hair Dyes that vii cnior various shades, f.an a
light trowi to d Jet black, Tooth, Nail, Hair, Sha-
wing and Clothes brushes. Combs Pocket Knives,
Pocket Books portmonraies; Segaf cases, &c,
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TFor the Richm nd Dispatch
Depre,lasioas upon the Soldiers.

tAAP tBSTREFtLLE, Oct. 10, 1tGi.
As the public press is the guardian OF the
rights OF a free people, 1t Is incumbent upon
it at all times to exercise strict watch over
the public good. 1t may not, therefore, be
amiss to call the attention of those IN
thority in the War Department OF the South
ern Confederacy to acts of plunder and rob
berry committed every day at MaHassa june
ton, under the very eyes of those who should
take care of the interests of the soldiers = nd
OF the Government. II is RdlDitted that in
putting the machinery OF new Goyerntic I
into immediate operation there must ntcts
ssrily be much confusion aud irregui3Ttty III
the branches of the various departments; but
1t cannot with any degree OF allowance be
granted mat point Of operations as promi
neht as that Of Manassa should continue so
ioBg III state 0! anarchy and disorder. The
soldier, who leaves his home, his family, and
ali That he holds near and dear upon earth,
fofSdklnX tie ease and comforts OF home, sac
rifIcing his private interests, and going forth
20 expose his life in defence OF his coIln try,
certainly deserves all the protection that the
arms Of the ContederAcy can throw around
him.
The infamous offenders of Justice that con-
tinually proWi around the express trains and
AK press office ut the Junction in the very blaze
Of broad day, ard the hundreds Of thieves
that lnrk under the covert Of the night, COM
mitt!ne drepredations upon the property OF
the soldiers, ought to ba brought TO justice,
and those whose business ii is to attend to he
transportation, delivery, and protection OF
-
The acts of injustice continually committed.
II now and then box Of daintIes which the
loved ones at home send TO their friends in
the army, as ali acceptable token OF their CS-
TEEN, and as a change from the coarse fare
of the camp, was all that could be lost ii
could he borne but when the poor soldier
receiving the pltitrl sum Of q pTiyate'S pay,
and q small bounty Of three and q half dol
lars per month from which TO clothe himself,
finds after spending all his means and draw
ing frcm his resources ut home to protect lin
from the piercing winds and cold frOStS OF
winter, that his blankets ami his new thick
clothing which he had 50 carefully ordered 10
snlJ his peculiar necessities, just ulgu Cea ching
the point OF destination are taken away, al-
most irom his own grasp, IL is enough to AK
cite IL his breast the deepest indignation to-
wards these who DO not care for his wants or
protect him IN procuring the necessities Of
life. III j. 20 be hoped thar the authorities
viii speedily take some active step TO protect
the right OF those who are now il their cU'sn-
try service, 9n0 who. rs defenders Of the
GoYernment, deserve III return the control of
the Government in their behalf H*&*+*
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THs N0RTHERS PRodRsNag FoR CoAsr IN
yAsios.-A correspondent of the Griffin Ala J
Coafedrate States, of the 30th nit., says the fol-
lowing extract from . letter, just received
from q lady near Brunswick, gives some in
sight in to their designs
My sister law writes, that she has seen
"a Southern gentleman, Just from the North,
who says that they are getting up every craft
they can to send South, and ii is said 100 000
men are To man them. Their obJect-the
whole coast from North Carolina TO Texas.
There are maps selling in New York giving
the plan of the seaboard, and ten miles in
wards, with every plan tatiou and the owner s
name, the number Of his negroes; the name
of every inlet and creek, dc. Their object is
to destroy the crops and 10 carry of the ne
groes.
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sriou$nesS OF the situn tion of the eouutry m n
perceived the alternative ted to tt en-
PES SistaGce to the death or chains aud slavery
Then they sprung TO arms, and from their
hills and valley aud broad plains and towns
and cities, turned ont to defend their cof Il :
tutional rights, to preserve their liberties to
main tain the independence Of the State ana
20 protect their properly, and homes aGd
families Property is involved in the .t.ug-
gle, ii is true. The existence of slavery de-
pends on the success of the Southern arms
But without property, without slaves, with
nothing but oHr wives and little ones, aud
strong arms AMI stout hearts, might lie
cohtenttu AMI happy, with ib0tg-witfgut
hprf'F there can b" no happiness. We are all
uhited IN struggle for liberty, each equtliy
INTERESTED and each equally determined. All
may not De able TO see that an inS sion of the
rights of any one citizen is any in vasion of the
rlShls OF ail-that the non-slayeho!der Is real
ly a> nuCh interested in protec ting the ID o.
perfy Of the STAKEHOLDER the lat er is in ,,ro
tectIng the right Of the former to ,oie-huf thp
ioWcst e'iuaily with the highest, the most IL
norant with the best III formed tue moor and
the rich, All must SOC. that life and liberty
common TO all, and dear to all, equally with
lands ana negroes, are dependent on th. re-
suit of the war between the sections: for If ne
North shall succeed in its Allowed purpnse ot
suhlugatton. then the President viii l5aco,ue
the master of us all amt we will hold ttrDi,..r
~, liberty and life at his pleas nre Ii here
is one native hentuczian who viii take. m
arms for the "u@laYement OF his countrymen
one WHO VIII uOI fix mt for the preserves ton
OF the liberty he inherited from his father
he, God help him Is already 4 1T associate
for the merccnaries bought by the Admins
jFhtion. axe 80 many sheep IN the sham lle<
{" hight its battles, or 1T EVEN now for com :
pantonship with the negroes TO whose !evrl
he would be reduced by the triumph of th.
Northern arms.
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MOVEMENTS oE GREER TEEHIEs.-The Fol ,
Smith 1jmfs, of the 9th, announces thai E0-
poth iehoiylO, one OF the chief leaders OF The
Old Creek party, was at the head OF ,7no TO- ii,
near tie Greek Agency. in arms agains3 the
South. They had ordered the Confederate
hag 10 ba taken down, which was reared by
Nrlctosh's regiment, and The Stars ana
Strlpcs substituted III its place.
Gen. McCuiioch, to repel and crush this
outbreak at once, had ordered ,2o1 Choro;tees,
so Osa-es, 1900 Greeks, and 4 battalion of Col.
Cooper's regiment, 10 march upon them ~
once. Mai. Cl3rke had been actively eu~,. getl
Tor the previous tW0 days fitting out III OK
pehtion. Col. Cooper viii assume com1aao d
nf the inrces
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PERSONAL. 4

ENFORM8TiOT WANTtD.-C. Z. KEN
NETT, belonging % tha 18th Regiment Nir.
-inie Volunteers, was brought hospital in
thi. place early ID this month. Any inform .tion
as 70 where ne is, il left n tis Office, at the Co
luinbian Hotel, viii be thankfully received.
2i--2t&
= OTiCE.-Lrft my bed and board withon:
y cause or provocarion whatever my wIip,
GEORG EANA W ALTON t,rewarn all per
sons not to credit her on my account, 81, | viii not
be responsible lor any debt which sse may contract
oc t3-}r& JOSH = b. WALTON.
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SAVINGS ss.sNEA %.

THE HOME SAVINGS BANK-qilis i,
I st;tution WAS c!.rtcr I'd March Both, 1861 .--
Authorized capital r.O0,0 900. VIII receive dspo.
It's, on w.ica interest o. six per cent. Ger an
nun = al DE- pad, it a'iowad TO remain on deposit
six months, oT ioager; and tYe per cent. Tor iesa
period Tor which the whole i0int fund is bound.
J. c. SHIELDS, Prssideut
i j. BAGBY, Secretary.
W. Z. Johnson, Tregsure-.
EP=O Office - Alex. Hi IL Co.'S, ~ Han =;
Richmond, Va. oC 23--.ifF
sNPECfAL NOTICE.
- The Office Of the WAR BANK
Is al DICKINSON Il HILLS.
Corner Of Wall and Franklin streets
Where this Issue will be re,iasrce
Whenever offered in sums OF
FIVE DOLLARS, and upwards.
L. ii. FRAYSE&
oc 23-,:nt \. Il. Hill.
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The foundry building a. Shenandoah CITY,
the property of 4 Northern company, was de-
stroyed by fire on Wednesday evening last, by
Federal marauders. They seem unsp&ring IN
their acts OF yiliainy.
The cOioTed hremen, of Mon tgomery, Ala ,
recently gave 3 bali for the benefit of The vol
unteeIs from thai city, the proceeds OF which
ted to ons hundred aud fifty dollars.
A man named Smith was brought before
the Mayor OF New Orleans on Thursday Iasr,
charged with being an + boIitionist. The
charge was proven, and Mr. Smith was sent
to The workhoase for six months.
The funeral OF Gen Walter Jones took
place III Washington city on the 10th, from
the retidence cE AIr Miller. on T street.
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MARVELLOUS EXHBIrIoE or HraAx PowKR-
DIR q j.. WtaShip, at the close Of a lecture
delivered IN Brighton last week while stand.
ing upon staging nj an elevation OF about 5
or 10 feet from the floor, fitted and sustained
tor a considerable time, and without appar-
ent difficulty, u platform suspende beaea n
hlt1, on which stood Il @eutitlnan- all heav-
ier individually than the Doctor bimsef and
weighing INCLUSIVE of the entire appara
lifted With tlsm. nearly 1900 pounds ayd -
IN the perfoGFn3nce Of this tremendous feat.
pr w empHpyed neither straps, bands nor
@Lrdie-nOi ihfil@. in short. but stout oaaan
SticN. Hitting across his shoulders, and h8y-
lnG attached 10 il . couple OF rather formida-
Die look!ns chains -EosL0t NelnLd.
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At special election held in Little Roek,
Ark, recently, John u. Peay was elected re-
preventative In the Arkansas Legislature, in
the place Of Capt, Trigg, resigned.
Richard Wallack was re~slectAd, on Thurs
day last. Mayor of Washington city. by the
t;iiy Council Of that place.
Mr.. Emanuel s,ifsg, who was weaaasd
lately Iii tbs sksrmish st Rsi.sar, died ffvAs
ihs Wsstid afs frisisy week,
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LEAD N ARKANSAS. The Fort Smith Finti
of The 18th, has the following important ii

LEAD N ARKANSAS. The Fort Smith Finfs.
of The i2th, has the following important IL
nouncemeHt;
q quarterrn asters train arrlfed 1T Van
buren on The 10Th, with y 500 pounds Of pig
lead. from the GranbE mines. We are in
formed by AIajOr Cla, iSe that All the l.aa
needed by The ConIe,iertcy can be procured
at these mines. Col McIn tosh has seized
the mInes and = now working them, and
MAJOR CLARKE retaTn trains bring it down
~ N" rate ~ .J,Jty pounds per month. Prom
an buren this lead Will be shipped to Capt
IL " Hunt, ordnance officer, 1.ornphis II
the river should rrmaip unuayigahle 10 thjg
pclht, the lead will be hauled to Dardanttle g
an The trains that go 10 that point for army
stores aud thence down the river in small
boats. BY this arrangement the Confederacv
will be furnished with all the lead that will
be required III their armies
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WEALTH, PAupERIsM, AND CRIME IN TIE
NoRrH-Facts Reached by tie Ceasus.-We
commend the following to attention:

From the New York Herald April ), 1861.
A view extending some fifty miles, having
New York city as a foens of observation, Pre-
sents much that Is gratifying and much that
is 10 be regretted. Before the free labor of
the North should boast of it's advantages over
the slave labor Of the South, on principle of
humanity and philanthropy, 1t should care
fully consider the paupsrism and crime ex-
isting among us. There are about two mil
lions of people inhabiting an area extending
fifty miles from New York. The Metropoli-
tan district contains about 100000 people,
who possess an aggregate wealth in real and
personal estate Of about one Thousand mil
lions of dollars The assessors valued this
property for 1859 at little over 75o, 100000 and
the census marshals added to this about 20 per
cent. as the true or cash value, thus making
among 200, 900 people, gives to each man,
woman, and child about ss33, or to each per-
son twenty. .ope years Of Ags about Loo or
70 each head Of q fsmiiy abons $1,000. Here
W. fnd ssi axEssgate aud M indtsiduai wealth
aewksrs clse so bs Asaai dil ths asRlasat u
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NOTltE.-beiag induced by Ill health TO re-
IN tire from hussness, ths subscriber has dia,
posed of his stock Of DRUGS MEDICINES, and
FIXTURES, IN the csty Of Richmond ~ Mr. VIM
H. SGOrT, wha has been in his employ for n,are
than I've ears, and who is already % favnrah,y
known 10 his patrons and iriends lie soiicits tor
his successor that generous patronage heretofore ts
stow ed on himself.
JOHN w. GARLICK, NJ u.
N. B.-Al persons indebted 10 the subseriher
are esrmsssiy requested 20 settle their bia while
those having Claims asalnsa him will present
Richmoad. Oct. I0th, ia6l. -. : =" -,
. x NOTIcE-The suhscriber expects, u HI
health permits. b resume tha manufacture II hls
. SEAPf.ES HAKINl POWDER ~ tue sasno
HAse, on - sxssnAe1 sps.e, ~ saoa y The south.
asa passs - cpepeS ss tAss b. NY lnpsFt shs
Eegssiaits usasssiaas.
= is-~a JN0 " OARLlox.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

-
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
] he Rough and Ready Oyster Saloon is the place
20 cet good ofSTEKS--at the corner OF @th end
Aaia streets--as we receive them fresh every daY
We have, also. niRDS FISH HAM and lGtsS,
Sc, served np 4; the shortest notice
ce &t--tt' A. T.. A X. j. HAIL, Prop ~.
I EQJRsT MADE re PHYSICIANS lit il
b. respectfully requested that the Physicians %.
Ricnmond viii rspor, al the oice eoraer of Broad
and 9Th streets such officers ard soldiers under
their charge "a are quarteFed in private families
hotels, ana boaydirg- houses stating their eondi
ton, where oparteFed, and fer practicable the
regiment and ao,npeny TO which they belong This
information will greatly promote the public ssr-
vice.
All officers and soldiers quartered in private fam
lilies, hotels, sad boarding. houses who have been
sick, bat are not attended by any physician, viii
report themselves above, stating their condition
location, company, aad regiment.
JNo. II. WiNDER
oc l0-a BRIG tSaS.rai
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2 = y = u n
LILLINERX GOODS,

2 LW SIpth
" IILLINERY GOODS,
No. 259 BROAD ST..
EaviEG inst opened at my s55pd, 200 Broad
street. new and handsome supply Of
MfLLiN r4ttY GOODS,
very nearly equai to the assortment. of former
years and being prepared 10 receive orders fer rhe
Fail tra!a from the city or country, would invite
-he attention Of my old customers and OF the Ia.
dies generally, to examination Of my stock.
have also on hand / large assortment of BON
NET ROUCHES. Also, an assortment OF Black
Velvet RIBBONS, WoIsted Goods for children
snd other articles not usually embraced IN Mlni
nery STOCK.
tSs7 am also prepared to furnish BONNET
FRAMES
SO 26-lm* VIRGINIA Il. TEMPT fiMhN.
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aooT&, &ss0zS. HATS &e

EU~r RECEINEU-
~ a lot Of Ladies' and Misses SHOES of all
sorts.
AI-5O--A nice lot Of BOOTS and SHOES, for
grnf.ejnco'a ard boys wear.
which viii be oIteres. IT, very Reasonable prices 81
No. 300 Broad street between I>t street and Brook
AvvrUe. Jos. GOLDSMITH,
ot 2i-6;* Newt door to Felix Mathews ESQ.
EOR SALE-l0o pairs Of gent,eEen's SLIP
I = + :, wear easy AID 80 pairs of fine
BEDGUES.
Also, irkius Of fresh Mountain BUTTER: 10
bb.s. superior Id Rye WEISkLY: and ] box of
sQperD Mnscat WINE. l.. POWERS,
Co-.er Te1abie ard 1Iosbv streets,
&C 2i-6r% Union Hill
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LIKE,
.gys, LII M Il.
-..r ",' engagements for q supply of the
BE- KIT '"-.E A.l. Augusta county, which
.s,. ,, ", 'i.e depot 0a arrival for cash only.
go q .,o. ~ tiled according - priority Of entry
AD |1+ASiE8 AID pLASTERIN3
21ft y.g,. II AIR,
st ,.1' g7 sold low Tor cash
i s-.,7--- ALERED s. LEE,
! 30 Ai ERC CEMENT,
JAMES
RIVER
CEMENT
4.f Tor sale. Apply
.- T. q ERIDGFORD g. co.
F''-f'iy "ith West g. Johnston,
---- ls5 Main street