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f.sIENI.s Wfin IsInE.

Ia WING Rented oat my shop. and having
4 l. some heisned and unfinished wora, have rem
81 ne SHOP formerly occupied D. Judson McCoy. de
ceasea a here VIII continue 10 10 repairing as
the oa Isi1ces a. The tisaes aud prices all admit
f's'se Sneeisg doue Cam expected
All having "a .iasei wors ~ shy atlc!es at the
sale. 'r having 81 Der at either ship hereby not
tied 10 move che saase wishn DAYS, as need ths
JNO 81 uAaitT
reb .S 1852
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PRIVATE SALE.

ENHE subscriber offers iqr sale privately tie plas,
J. tation % ach Sinuei Mccadden, deceased re-
sided. 10 augusta county on the Valley Turnpike
midway from >iUnt0n 70 Gfee.se. THIS la III cou-
laips ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY ACRE
wita warer IN every teid The improvements
large sud eomnod.ous BRICK HO USE, witt ali 9th
the arm, it viii be shown 10 Them o. Mr.. Da I'D
keasd, 40 lives adjo ing The sara o. b the sub
serioer. DAVID RLACkWDOD,
Es'oy Of Samuel AoCadleD. iced
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LIVERY AND SALE STABLES,

a have leased for term Of years the cOmmod
w and convenient Stables attached to IT,
strslnla Hotel, IN sta uDton, ~ here we
teno 20 keep CONSTANT, hand tor -c--,-,.-sF
.ie the finest HORSES That De I xESagatsA
REQUIRED j. 5. By mas experience ~ II
nd qualifications as horse dealer Wfsek
salch well know u to the public As our tuslne..
be OF ears pains wild be spared TO obtai,
M keep the pubic patronage.
We also take Horses Livery. In few week
he Stabhng will be Increased to accommodate 40,
lorses. Capable and attentive Ostiers have been EN-
,lo, ed. The County custom is solicited. Driver
Ire invited TO stop with US.
In connections with this Stable we shall keep Hacks
Suggles and Saddle Hcrses constantly tor hire--cu
Vehicles being all new, with fine Horses we conf
tentiy solicit public patronage.
j. S. BYERS l. co.
N. B. Nicking and Bobbing done by an expert
snced hand. 3YERS & co.
Jan 81 1870
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NTOTICE.---I hereby forewarn al persons from
~ trading Tor notes executed By 10 Sam uei
hinkel, Tue 2ath Of Jaiy, iSa one, Four Hundred
aud taiVv doiiars Que ge&r, The other tor Foui
Hundred and Flty Dollars due III years The
were given tor ard consideration of the
SAID angie Ainkel serving q substitute nv
stead 10 he Army dGr,ag tne ~sr hstw>ea the Con
federate states Of Rlstlca ana the UD,ted STATES al
eiied b. ias, until the said Samuel iilnke
pines t0iy with the agreement FOR which the no es
were gwen JOHN G. HUMBaKT
III l1.fl Il lSR2--afsS
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StauutOn SgettatOr.
RICHARD nigzE. Eaitor& Proprietor
TERMS

!
~ The ''SPEcrAroR" IS published once veek, q
ltoo Dcars and Fy Csnts gear s0AScA mug be d..
Dithan The gear.
No sdscpti Mill be discontinued bit al the option
II the Ei1tot until I'LL afrcar0ges are, pad.
EaTISEXEXIS If ten lines ior Iess) inserted
,'ce for Qe Goar and tscetyoe cents for each subse
iueat contiaudnce larger a3oertssnssa ts Inserted Ia
HE same proportion.
EteA discount made to those aoso adDertisA By TIL
yeGr.
Ana.ssal advertisers will be limited to their ian
mediate business, or tie advertisements charged far
irdnslent rates.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS, not erceeding ssuen lines, aDh
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Coed Counsel is Above all Price.

Coed Counsel is Above all Price.
- UGH was the counsel Franklin gave when be
= said:
Take care OF the peace, the wounds will take care
If themselves
Beware OF the little expenses, for smallleak will
sink great snip"
"Be patient in adversely and humble in prosper
~"
"Be mindful of things past, and provdent of things
20 come
'Ee timely wise, rather than wise in time"-ano
hey who are timely buy their Watches Jewel
~ Plated Ware, Cioaks Hoop Skirts HOSIERY Gloves
cutlery, Worsted Goods Combs, Brushes, HaI,
Rraids, Buttons, Trunks, Willow Ware Muslca In
trnments, Stationery, Porte Monaes Purses, " one,
Belts and so many other articles that IT would
I'll the papers The State enumerate them as the
cheap Wholesale and Retail Variety Store OF +
GABRIEL. RfRSH
n. B.-Tbat HANDSOME Man Is still engaged
repairing Watches and Jewelry at the soortes, no
ice, and on the most reasonable terms.
Stauntcn. Nuy lahl y !.
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ssNxaRsx TIME q,

AN now Closing uutny stock y. Eooos at the low
possible price Tor cash Aitpereons Known Them
selves ,udsbfed TO viii csnIe forward Immediate
Wand close up the these having claims against
me viii present tnem AMI hey shall be promptly paid
Feb lI-tLstapr =. d. EOGSHEAD.
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PRIVATE SALES.
4 Very Fine Farm in gaiveper County,

EOIs SALE.
| OFFER for sale .uhe Farm on which reside
Cole Hui, one otl the most Eatluabie estates in
tie county Tais Lain contains about $50 Acres.
J. OF which aoouf SOD are arabic and The, bal
snce neasiiy itmDtred. Il lies Beautifully, tSG
on Saoahsain Ruf. which passes through 1t,
WITHIN two ana ere iiailio three iiesot Brandy Sta
.tssA uA me orange and Alexandria Ralirnad from
winch point tbs ctieSvi Washington lex and IN
sssenaioaa, can Dc redcdea IN ABOUT three hours Il
wen "asersa, every aed having ueger ains
opfihss- ne e"i L otthe best quality. ptoducnA
aoe crops vi wheat ana corn, 1xurans crops
.rass Tue foeataou4, beautiful aud proverbai ioi
'eaise. Two manufacturing, and two G:ist Mills ar
aithin few miles Churches of the various demons
tai2ous are OF easy access.
l3e buildings are all new and of the best kline
ttisEe u committees ali the advantages ui irst Glass
Eafm us fertility Of SOIL abundance of fine water
-l,' thf'iines@ proximity Railroad aud new aBo
coalmodioas buildings. All psrsous wishing to pu,-
iaso aiicn an estate are pectJal invited
~ 'IoLE HILL In person Those who NAV
Elsh 10 come ot Railroad IL Brandy. Will be furnished
git1 convey Iney 70 ls residence, W giving NE
10 T. +. Nalie, at Kaccoon Ford Post Office NJ, Pos
Office is Brands Station, .,uipaper County.
N. b.-.'Cole's Hui can be readily divided into tw
compact Farms, OF about three hundred and fifty and
tour hundred acres, each having abundance of tim
Der and wafer.
Sept 4. 1860 IT Bw. HaNsBEoUGH
ERY VALUABLE TAKW FUli Salt.
NEAR WAY NESBUEO, VA.-The subscrl
oers offer for sale the FARM on which they reside
near the town 81 nesDoro. Augusta CO, cnntail
ing 200 Acres very productive SOFIA considerabi
portion OF it bcttou land-wate. ed nnely. The lm
provenents are new the dwelling Of good size. ano
Quilt bS northern nail, With all the convenlencf
ur which Yaikee houses sae famous BARELY so COOS
Nj opportunity Offers toi securing g home; ano
aot ne least among It's claims, convenience t.
Ialrosd. Churches, bills, Schools, &c. and all u.
sight OF 1t.
Ii connection with tits farm is "a Mountain Trae,
ae title to ~hch is possession. For timber it BIZ.
1ns supplied the wants OF the farm. and Will do
% many years to come.
TIE terms NAV be learned from the undersi gped .,
ne PREMISES JAMES D. THUMAS CRITZER.
july "A Is50-ti,--it;ck. Reg.
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PLACES OF RENDEZVOUS.


To report to Mjor-Geuera 4. J. Jackson, at
inchester.
The forces from the counties OF Morgan, Berse-
ley, j tie SOD, Frederick, Clark Hampshire, W
zen, Shenandoah, Hardy, Page, Rockingham, Au-
gusta, bath, Roc bridge, Aiivgnany, botetoGrs
and Craig.
10 seport to Gen. Joseph E. Johnston, at Ma
| uassas:
The forces from the counties of FairfaX, Lon
ion, Prince William, Fauqnier, Rappai aunecll,
GuipeppeT Madison, Grcene Oiana {. A lDeuail IL,
A,nAerst, Nelson, Campbell, Besttor, Ro iloiSe,
ruiaskI, Monlg merry Carroll, Floyd, t1rA, sou,
| ahd the Cily o. l., ncDurg.
To report IT. n. L. a. Holmes, at FFedor-
icksbnrg
i ms forces from t.ie counties oi STAFFORD, SpUtt-
sfiya4ia, OTrosine. King Georg,, Westnnoruiand,
Northumberland, Il cnlnutd, Lln"asicr, LouIsa,
tiuvanna, Goochiand. Easex, Mlaiiesex, II auo-
yer, and she town of Frede ricksburg.
70 report t. Gen. Beng. iluser, al the Cry OF
Norfolk
The forces from the counties of Patrick, Hen
~, Franklin, Pitis want, Halifax, Mecklen-
ourg, Brunsick, LGn.l urg, Charlotte, Prince
Edward, Appamat OK. Notscway, Amelia, Gun
ocriand. Buckingham, Powsaan, Chesterfield,
OinWiddi", Greehsviiie, Sussex, Southampton,
5urry, Isis OF wight, Nansemond, Norfolk,
Princess Anne, Primes George and City of Pc
The report to Gen. j. B. Magruder, at Will
liamsburg
The forces from the counties of Charles City,
New Kent, James CITY, King William, King aud
Queen, Gloucester, Matthew, Elizabeth City and
Warwick.
The Militia of the following counties WILL NOT
REPORT AT. PRESENT, BUT HOLD THEMSELVES IN
READINESS to obey orders orders " ilen iss 4ed by
Gen. Il. Hcth. or Gen. Ii Marshall:
Tue Counties Of Giles, Monroe, Greenbrier,
Mercer, Tazewell, McD"weii, Smytne, Wythe
Wyoming, ashlngt n, Russell, Wise, Bucian-
al, Scott an Lie
To rendezvous at Monterey. in Highland coun-
ty, and to report their presence there tor orders
10 Gen. johnson WIZ Is al Camp Allegheny
Highland county:
rne forces OF the counties of Highland, Pen
deton aud Pocahun,as.
To rendezvous at The New Fa,r Grounds al
Richmond, and report 10 u, n. WIuder:
The forces of the county Of Hehrico, and the
City # Richmond.
To The Enquirer, Wing an / Dispatch, pub
Iish daily for one week, and all the country pa
pers In tie State Will publish this procilliatiot
three times. lMarch II, 1862.
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SAViNG made large addition {" our SHOP.
4 4 suit the Southern trade, We will sell al Ia
.urtl.ern prices of 1859. We have over 100 diferef
designs of Plain aud Ornamental Ratings. We
andas, Balconies, Porch Pieces, W Indow
,uafds, &c.. &C., Vault and Cellar Doors, iron sas
,hulters, aud general Blacksm hing and hnlshn
zone vi th ueatness and despatch
ly1Gemetery Railing tor the country. made SO as t.
. put up by en- ordinary mechanic.s
hlchmond April 2. l96l-ly.
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| !; WILL sell or rent ny BRICK STORE HOUSE
4 anG DIV ELLINHi HOUSE n the town Of MIDI.
brook. Possession o. the slore-house given on the
isS Of MAJ CHI snd af the elire property By the ST oil
April! h. HUGSHEAD
Feb I1-ti sfapr
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Two RUNsWAyS

ID AN AVA troul the snbscriber At Messy Greek
Ii Iron ~orks >aiday night, TIE 23rd Of March
So iHc AEG-t0 MIN, nirsd 0r tbs present AZ
Yx year, named TA0RNTOS end DAVID *
n Thornton is about IS years old. ebouth r
IL 'eet inches high. is tolers5iy bright ~,
.u'Atto, and Was hired Of DR.. Holloway Of Caroline
county.
David IS of rather dark color, his Insight aud age
not recollected. He was hired Of j. IL Macon, 0
richmond DANIEL, FORXER
1S61-tf
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. J

SrAUNToN, March u, 1859. I
PURSUANT TO orders ade by The Distt lei Court
L of the Confederate States for the Western Dis
trct of VirgGs, at it's March term 49, appointing
the l5th day OF April next for the settlement OF he
of the Receivers tor said judicial District
reference ali mlters under their charge have
passed sequesTation anu to all monies received by
them respectively, and also, the tie accounts OF
ulcers OF said Court, Nc zee is hereby given that
shall proceed, the day aforesaid, at my Office in
Sta"u4ou. execute said ORDERS contlue from
day 10 dae until said settlements orpieted. Par
ties crested therein notified 80 e present at The
time and pace designated. j. c. B0WYER,
Mafcn ii-5W Comm missioner.
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STAGE LINE
FROM ST AUNTONO WV CHESTER.
gasc6est and Cheapest Route 10 Harper's Ferry
- TAG ES leaye stanton every even
II ing Immediately after the arrival TlEffSSTsss Z
. the passenger train from Richmond q
and connect vii the tram the Manassas Gap Rail
road al Mt jackson, thence by cars to >trasbu
arrive IN Winchester the morning IN time Tor
ears Tor harreFs Ferry. hey leave lncieste every
idy alter the arrv al OF the HaTprre Ferry
soiAect @i- lie ears al otias5ug &, thence by i!ao
10 Mt JACKSON aad srrlve in Saunton the morn
ing III rnle for the Richmond tram.
~ lascUga tickets fsosa stanton To- w IN.
chester tor 50. KEMP d ThuTILh
May ~ o6i. If. Proprl.,ors
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UgBN Ncs OFFICE s,rsUNToS Va,
teerfar, 18th ls62
~ ciilzens having IA their possessions d Us}h
La islFLEo. CAk8tN his.. - Bi.E~, &c, re 30
longing 20 the Gosernneni nc.pdng tnose l#k-,, a
haryere Ferry. Manassas aud Bn;l Ruu are mis-, ur
gently requested 10 seuo hem, to this office immed
stesy.
me Government, as we all know Is 10 great wani
OF all descriptions 81 AIMS xud Is h..ea tat IL,
notice III he snilloeni 81 ,A'lu nysRY ONE ts.s ~
possession ct Cover N at ms 10 tasn them owe
tue at once. and The PRsvsNT the zee. ~ a.
GETTY,
Isl Lieut., G. 8. A ordnance oslcer
Fub I2-6t
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TENHE Bonds aad Accounts OF Judsou Med ;oy decd
are Ill my hands Tor collection aud settlement t.
All persons knowing themselves indeb sd to the es
are requested to forward settle at once
Z. l.. EDM0NDSON
Agent for Robert Harnsberger
admir- ct Jgdson Mccoy, decd
March a. l862-tt
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New Goods /! New Goods /!

SOME OF n,HlCH RUN THE BLOCKADE In
THE Sts5ERMUDA y
M are now receiving nice little stock Of sea
w sonabe GOODS to which We invite the atten.
ton of the pubic As we cannot any longer bu,
goods on the usual time, but are compelled to pay
Cash Tor all We buy, this fact forces us upon ths
necessity Of selling Tor CASH with the special un
derstanding to DO paid in very short time We are
really panied to be driven to this course, bat in order
To carry on business have other way left but t
adopt the Cash SYSTEM as near as possible We hop.
our friends Will see the reasonabeuess Of the
ana sustain us in II We promise sell our Goods or
reasonable advance
PIPER Il FUNKHnUSER,
Staunton, Nov &c, 81 Opposite Va Hotel
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NEW BOOK s

sNHE Grea Preparation BY Rev John Cumming
4 u. ID Thoughts Preaching, by Rev j.
Aiexander, u D.; Defence of Atrnageddon, b.
sew T. Puts The Still Hour, by Austin Phelps
sngiand's ieosaen, by the author OF MBlsterip;
niidreu the SHADOW III the house; the Queens ..
society The Wits aud Beaux OF -oe,ey; Lie IN TIL
Did World, by Eredri&a Bremen; Miss Git5eri's Ca
eer, by the author of the 1iteOmb letters; Elsa
Veneer. By Holmes; Mulier's Life OF Trust Gilman
Manual for Volunteers and Milua; Tactics lor Off
GERS ot the Infantry, Cavalry and ARTILLERY, by L. "
Ruckholtz; Infantry Camp Duty, &C., by l.. v Buck
notz Life and Correspondence OF Jno. A Qultmap
Life OF Andrew Jackson by Parton Plantation apo
Farm Instruction. Regulation, Record, Inventory ane
Account Book; The Union Pulpit Collection u
sermons bv ministers OF different denonli nations
with port ats; Father Tom and the Pope.
tStannton Alrii y. 1851 L CANAAN
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NNFTCE =

y He subscriber WoGid Inform the public that
he Dow prepared ia tnrntS COZ "a ------rr---,
FINS of al kinds from the Meauc ssxsE-IEzla
Burial Case to rae paiuest WOODEN Ootn aud at from
TOTO IS per cent lower tAau any other es.bi ishment
in the place HM. T. JOHNSON
d.. II ,s6i.-tf
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FOR HIRE

JN0R the remainder # the year NEGRO WnMAs ,
y with three cni4d ren, accustomed to cook,ug 40.
washing "A botne Ia The country preferred Enquir.
at th.s Office. April III
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HOOKS! iSOUhS

aSOONs iSOOMS |! !
IuNDlNG that these war times cannot get along
II doing credit business, / aTa necessarily COM
,eed To adopt the cash system. have to pay cash
eyegs tng buy, and my sales greatly curtaii-
Ell in he sale OF books | hope my riends will see
the necessity of paying he cash for what few articles
they may have to purchase from rae.
sep z4-ti AOB'T COWAN.
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TINE unaersig ned viii continue the business Of the
l. late concern. aud soliclts the continuance of the
patronage heretofore bestowed upon the same
s.Staunton, Oet. Id. i96v.
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LIVINGSTON r., v@ CASTINGS.
HAVE now In store and expect Aeep lii future.
L tine supply Of POINTS, SLIDES, Ian SIDES,
&c. &C., suitable for Tue Livingston Plow all its
IZcS.
have, also, FOR sale. the we'll known Livingston
Piow. manufactured by s. Bradley, Esq which needs
no conme ndatlon GEO. Z. PRICE
Fen - 1870
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BEYOND QUESTION

BEYOND QUESTION
AHTE now receiving supply of TOBACCO tha
w for quahty and variety, cannot DE surpassed II
the State, com risng ali the Oh ereat grades running
UP from vety low price the choicest chew that
be had Merchants will please examine stocs
before laying III their fall supply.
Il j. GLENDY,
Staunton, Sept. %. 1851. per G. 7. CocaaAN
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j. 2 BENJAMIN,
Secretary OF War.

In accordauce with the ab.re, a number of the
augusta Lee t.lies. aid otuer comnap es have on
listed Tor the war. We desire TO get all good mon
possible, SO that lna7 BE- .Dls TO form u company
or squadron that would be credit to our section OF
countrs, and Of which each officer and member would
be proud
Those wishing 10 Join the conpsnv or squadron
viii please write ne al Camp leghany. Va or hand
their Ea@es TO Major Tempted 'ireeuvtlIe, Col
VIM. p Tate or Coi J H. lille, Stauaton
Il. d. II..EY,
Capt. Comd i Augusta Lee Rifles"
March II, Is6z-tf
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NOTICE!

nv + have our accounts drawn OF to lst January
w 1852. We desir. and earnestly request all per-
sons indebted to as t. come forward, without deav
and set, up, either by cash give their bonds for
the mount Of their accounts.
Feb Is 1862 TAYLOR HOGE
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, SOLUTIONS

L style OF p. N. POW ELL y Gu. is this dag dis
solved by mutual cpnseat. a. Richards of the
partners OF the firm, selling his entire interest
claims against the concern will present them to p
Powell vino viii settle them and all persons indebt
ed 70 the concern will make n..yment to P. NJ Powell
who will the nsme of the concern in settlement
M P. N. POWELL.
Stanton Oct. 16 1860. A. RICHARDS
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oTAUNTON FOUNDRY!

,HE subscribers cali the OF public to
i their extensive variety of Parlor, Box fen Plate
and Cooking STOVES, OF their manufacture
hey have Seen cast with especial reference to du-
sa6ility and giving heat, and will be found equal
quality. net superior, toauy purchased OF North
rn maze They have also ON hand, and will manu-
icture to order any and every description of IRON
RAILING. Also Mill Irons, Machinery, and all
Slnds OF Castings to order
The patronage OF the public especially solicited.
Nov. -. le60. A. J. CARRIER Il CO.
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GOOD AND SAFE INVESTMENT Al
n TEN PER CENT. 5000 worth Of very desr4
Die REAL ESTATE in Staunton will be sold, with
guarantee from the present owner, for five years. thu
will rent for 500 year. For particulars apply
"a IMBOUEN L. BRO.
Staunton Sent. le, 1sao-tds.
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Fine photographs and AInbTotypes.

Fine Photographs and AlabTotyPes.
IN de- ULD BELL TAVERN, near ths VIRGIN
1850, q rsAAAiN IS a0w taklns Sne finesi
fh0tog lapns, improved style, which Ont bt
oeat n the United states. Also Anbrotypes as fine
can be made Ladies and Gentlemen, II you want
10 your beauty really exists, coDet0 lankln
Gallery. the Old Bell aud ne Will take It ali
IT'S grandeur
~ ALI styles Fancy Cases hand Pictures
AIKEN ab dill prices ass INSTRUCTIONS gwen In the
Art. 3JauDtoo, Jan %, 659.
LIVERY AND FEED STABLES.
I q Il undersigned nave ed their old establish
1 ed Livery to. The stables OF the american Ho,e
where are prepared furnish the travelling public
wiIh iofses haeks, Bugg aud Stages Reasonable
prices W az also prepared, with attentive os,lers
ana plenty OF good prov ender, fSs nuInuer
horses that may De bsoAsnt 70 oar SLAotes A. We
are compelled 10 pay cash for grain ana hay,
no credit auy one
~ Office opposite Jno. llare's.
THOS. J. BURKE co.
Jan. I iS62-lY
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DRUG STORE FOR SALE
sEIAG desrous of going into tie sci wee and not
A. wishing to close up my store with large stoek
ON hand offer my entire stock of Drugs Medicines
saop Furniture. &c, for sale This ID one 81 the te
branches OF business which the wa,. has not etctaa
80 u Is paying as well, it not better since the war
ln@h u did before. 1t ill be safe ana paving IN
Yes msnt Tor any one wishing engage IN the bus,.
ness, as / will sell low. Cali soon on 49,
- r. H. TROUT
All persons indebted 10 me ON open account will
cnme forward and close up immediately,
HHt6 p H. TRDUT
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CUNFEDEaATL STATES Of AMERICA,
WAR DEPARra~NT. oRDNs NICK OFF Cs,
Rlctia ND, VA ID B 49,.

RicH9 IND, 11a' ch >, 1857
.3IUS WILL BIZ asi1vE VI Ed AT HI, OFFICE
ID ,i the 10th dey o Ap ii 1exi, for tbe following
ordnance and Orduan mater. al the Confederate
states:
20U, 900 tons charcoal co.u blast Pig Iron,
81, COZ tons OF bovma, tclarcosi,1
50,0oU tons Wrought iron Bars of various sizes,
100 iO.inch Co,umbiads,
100 s-luch Couilbiads,
100 10 IN IN Siege and Harrison Mortars,
loo lS-lnch sea -coaSt slorIars,
$50 y FOUNDER Iron Hoeijzefs,
505 6-poanaer Iron Field Guns.
Bids may De made tor any quantity OF Iron over one
hundred tons, and any number Of s4uns over ten.
Drawings OF The Guns viii ne FURNISHED only 10 par-
ties whose bids are accepted
Bidders VIII State tue points of delivery, and the
date at which not lees Que hnnared IONS oi iron
may be expected to ne furnlshed.
They must also state the required 81 furnish
the whole of their bad
Bidders Of Guns vail state the date Of the & st de
livery and the time required tc snpply t1e whole
number.
Payments viii be made on delivery Of aot less rhau
ifty tons OF lruu, and the right pa, hat IN
Confederate bonds is re. efyea.
j G0nGAS, Lieutenant Colonel.
March ll-taprl0 Chef Of 0Ialsane4,
CpNsApNe.A!E ~ Th.S Us AMEhsCA
War DEPAhTMeAq, kiCHNo>D Feb 20. I
Capt K ID LILEY Augusta Lee Bifes, 25th "a
Reg M at, Camp Allegheny, Va:
SIS Yoqsafe teSppc4suil seieered to he fp-golug
oirepa. OF TINS Department eoiiiornlty al1h hlch
tr'i the enclosed iseguatiops, YOU authorized ~
enilst volunteers tor he waf, be orxnnzed 400
company or compan.as OF Casairy and oheald Eat
hclepi Number Or e}nPani. ne 14iSeai quad
ron OF CaValry, eecf.Tg "a aifcsis.
AespectiDily,
j. ?. BENJAMIN,
sscre:ary of War.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1862-04-08
LuNG,s METALLiC BURIAL Eases.

ssuE subscriber rs the sole Agent, IN tsunton, for
A toe sale OF J H. LONGS PAfGNT METALLIC
BURIAL CASE the best csse no@ manufactured in
the ConieGe rate s;tates 1t - cast alter be model Of
Fisk 9, AMI is an equal, good case. Appi, TO VIM
Gambler at my shop corner siain aud Water Sis, or
TO the undersigned, Union Hs3i Dir Gambler is
prepared attend Uadef taxing mall Us b anches
March Il, lsa2. y AnUEiti.. -.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1862-04-08

CLOTHkNG CLOTHINGi
E have just opened large lot OF CLOTHING,
1 mannacturedin Baltimore, consisting of Win.
ter and spring Goods also large quantity of Black
Doe Skin Pants. Hats of all kinds
Feb rs. s62 KOANE & ABBY.
NAE have made large addition to our stock of
w CLOTHING, among which are good Over
Coats large of Flannel Shirts ana good assort-
ment Of Hats; few Wool Hats fors@rvant's wear
Stapnton, Dec "a, 1861 ROANE & Ably.