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rp7DAY. EovEMBER Il, 1865.

C,uneInnati, OhiO.--JosIrH D. SuI.li, =
---.hor-sd agent to receive advertisements ana
--s..sps.ous f5r ne Eash1i'ls UHion-
ysw orleans, La.-EDEIS 2. OyEHsll' q
= c,1,mezcal Rsading Room, is our suthoriSsd
-, 20 rs.aive advertisements and subserpaons
f,r the Eashrais Urspn.
memphis, Teun.--oIrHFSIs & hliAl no
an authorised agents to reeve aaEeF'iseiiell'
y, .rb=.riptcu. for the Eashrile Jnion-
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We are indebted 10 W c. Collier for a copy
Of Frank Leslie's Lady's Almanac, for
1906" It is suPerbly illustrated, the initial
engraving being a fine portrait Of Mrs. Gen
Grant. de also laid on our table the latest
New York Ledger, which came to hand s
day earlier than usual.
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Max L. Gutmann, No. 20 Public Square,
is now receiving and opening his Fall and
Winter Boots and Shoes. Best custom
made work to be found here.
Alexander Hogan would wish 70 see his
frieeds at 20 Public Square.
'ssoVs Pus slOoa Ino6 toJ '9IEnbs SlIqnd
'Og on ls IiBO-i sasKnsNoO dSy ssz1VzQ
oct 28-8m
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Mr.. Spurgeou has been writing poetry.
His sonnet is 10 his wife he calls q, MAR
ried Love-To my Wife" We need not ask
Of his love with Blackstone, 'Will it wssht'
Tor verse Ia the poem informs US thus
metaphor.cally that j washes, and is last
colors
bus slowing colcrs on Surlare lad
Wash oui "a shuWeg OF uin;
n2u neei'st not be OF MYERS hifsid.
lor my love Is died inEraIn q
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MALICIOUS sTABBISo. Bennett Ford, who
stabbed q Mr.. Armstrong, during al affray
on Summer street, near Broad, a fen days
since, was yesterday arrested on warrant
issued By Esq. Patterson, and AFTER g pre-
liminary examination was sent TO isil, in
default OF $500 bail, for his appearance at
the Criminal Court.
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Jusi received from q. s. General Hospital,
~ hurircesboro, :, zoo White Blankets, SEQ
bsd Spreads, I,0os Linen sheets, l,000
-.neA Pillow Slips, 1 0o0 Cotton Sheets,
'eV mon Bedsiesds, aud SEQ Cots. For sale
eleap hy e.. B. kicHoLs 4 Co,
h0yls-lW "a Bread street.
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FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
DAILY UxIos OFFIcE,
Nashviiio. November Is 1862.

Aa8hYlIio, NoNeWDlI To ~
The money market presents no nsw
features to-day, the demand being fully up
10 the supply. Regular custeners pre- en-
ablsd 10 obtain discounts on fair terms; but
outside paper IS sold with difficulty. The
following are the quotations for unearrens
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-. l.heLaEH. = Fulgham's boarding house
- NE NeW lheaieT, was entered b. bur.
80. n'shi before last, and every NON b,,i
seareaed. The williams did not succeed
- ''siag anything on Of very ereaf
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CITY NEWS.


rDfsr1serfeHrp ARR1vA.-We noticed IN
oar civ Yesterday, Hon. James Guthrie, Of
Louisville, Kenuucky, President OF the Lou
IsyiIle aud Nashville Railroad. Mr.. Guth-
RE was member Of President fierce's Cab
mel, and during his administration, was
chosen over many competitors, TO the high
and responsible office Of Secretary 81 me
T-cssprv Of the United States. He dis
charged The duties thet devolved upon him
n tbst position. With credit 70 himself and
fd-lity 70 his country. His general health
appeara 10 be excellent, ana we hope thai
h continuance may not be interrupted Tor
many years 20 come.
The object Of his visit 20 Nashville, ls to
nav the s0ie Of Tennessee what was loan
l5to the Louisville and Nashville Railroad
gampanv, to assist in building the read,
which i we believe, Eve hundred and sixty
thousand dollars. u 3 his intention 10 re-
turn 70 Louisville by the train this evening.
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irgans, Pianos, Sewing Machines. Mo-.
.laams and Silver Ware 90 an kind, -
= Mckee A Cos, No. n Cherry strcc,. ssii
- sold for one dollar each.
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The Chattanooga Gazette, Atlanta Intelli-
gencer, Macon Telegraph, Augusta Cousti-
tationalist, Chronicle and Sentinel, daily,
Brownlow's Knoxville Wing, Springfield
Mass Republican, Boston Journal, Balti-
more American, weekly, received regularly
st E. ?. Cones, no. 40 berry street. If
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List Of COnsignees by the N. 81 c. and
n a. n " II n

List of COnsignees by the N. s. G. and
N. a. n. W. II. II.
x B Doris, stoves.
ID MATS
= Donaldsons ~ Ui.iu arples.
= 2 6riford, IS "
A A LandsburP, keg mustard.
J kilcroix, 80 sacks potatoes.
smith a Co, crates cabbage,
Howard a Son, II cars coal.
Z Hoilins, HID tobacco.
VIM Sutherland, 2 car loads machinery.
NJ Nash, / saw.
J Morrow, "A folls leather.
J B o Barrow, bales cotton.
Kerry a DemOville, "a boxes tobacco.
Berry a Demoyille, $50 boxes tobacco.
Is short.
W Carrier, 8 balea cotton.
n Perkins, 3 sacks rags.
n Cline, ~ bbls dry fruit.
W S French a Co., IL bales cotton.
French & Co, II bales cotton.
Il A o, bales cotton.
A g Adams a Co., box.
Stratton a Seymour, 10 bales cotton.
T Z B, bales cotton.
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AyorurH MuRnER Night before last, q
man named Michael Davis, who resides
,,me i5ur miles out, on the Charlotte pike,
VS. ,hot while riding toward the city, and
within % ulile Of the corporation line dc
lived EIGHT hours uner the wound had been
.rseied and was able g. sive the circum-
.,.,... - a. -ssault. he said he was
rdinE along, when he WAS suddenly con
iionted by three white men, who demanded
De horse but believing himself able 20 es-
cape, he apurred forward, when one OF the
villains fred, the bali passing entirely
through has body. His horse was 90 fright
eued that il carried him some distance, and
hewas enabled 20 raise an alarm, and the
robbers we're thus prevented from securing
any booty.
Yesterday, officer Puckett learned the d.
rection taken BY one OF the men--the one
who did the shooting-and he followed him
saBc nine or ten miles but when that dis
tancc out, he TOOK 10 the woods, and thus
escaped.
A few changing" 10 tree, would, we
believe, work salutary reform in this vi
riultv.
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:. P. Cone has received the New York
Ledger, 3 ston Pilot, Rail Road journal,
Leslie's ladies' Almanac for 1856, and late
dailes.
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Persons unaoqusinted in the city seeing
80 many advertisements for The treatment
Of Special Diseases, are often az q loss 10 de.
ermine 10 whom 10 sntruat the troatmert
Of such cases. To such persons We take
iishmsnt Of this kind is at No. 2s Doaderiok
street, and this should be a sufficient guar
antee that this lie q reliable institution. DR.
A. RIoHARD JoSEs may be found in his Of
fee during the hours stated in his general
advertisement. Az uledieinss Jisraishcd ~
tAe Office.
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The Bridal Chamber, an Essay Of WsninA
and Instruction for Young Men. Also, new and re-
liable treatment for Diseases Of the Urinary and
Sexual Systems-sent free, in sealed envelopes.
Address, Dr.. J. SKILLIN .HOUGHTOE, Howard
Association, Philadelphia, Pa. Rprls-ll
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We had the pleasure yesterday Of meet
ing with our young friend, JoHx KIRBY, Esq,
local editor Of the Louisville Journal. He
IS on a brief visit 10 his relatives in this
vicinity.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-17

. Casters, Goblets, Ice Pitchers, Cake Bias
kets, &c., &C, 60 20 McKee's Great Gift Sale,
= Caerfy street, and get them for one dol
lar each.
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Miss Ada D'Mont, the Syhphian Page
and Second Sight Medium, appears ct Ma
sonic Hall the frat three nights Of next
week.
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NV CARPET HOUsE.-A large and well as
sorted stock Of Carpetings and House Fur
nishing Goods just received and opened by
VIM. ". Berry & Co, No. 81 College street,
Nashville, Tenn. oct24-lm
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If you want your Pisnos we'd tuned call
on G. r. Jackson, at Lacks, on Uul0n
street, or al his new Music store, on church
street Orders from the country via meet
with prompt attention. oct26-u
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Prof. J. NJ. Scarf, the accomplished Pres
tidigitat5r, in a series OF Fan tastic Illusions
at Masonic Hall the first three nights Of
next week.
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CLEANING THE STREErs .-Workmen are
busily engaged in cleaning Cedar, and sum
mer streets. A large party viii be kept
constantly at work, by the Mayor, till the
mud has disappeared.
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Heallh and strengLh to the sIek.
BE CAREFUL or YOUR LUNGS,
s,rrrA rrr-r..r


THIRTY wears experience. and the great aunnuni
az testimony fna al arts o. The world, kss proves
h Standard ani reisnls remedy for Colds, Al 1fa
Rrouchiti., Ne-ruus Denihiy, Blood spsiiiug, LFei
corplsinf Pans 10 toe SIDE and BreAal, AL diseases
u The Ar Passages Sud LnnEs-
Prepared only By DIR. sWANNE 4 son. PhilA-
S.ld b. MA c " SMITH. Druggists,
Corner q Church snd Vine sIresfs.
r,-sRo- a., ffs..f EasAFlla
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-17

Gen. Logan has been appointed Minister
10 Mexico. The fact that he Is known 90 be
strongly in favor OF the Liberal party, gives
considerable significance 10 his assignment
He has declined the mission 10 Japan 70 &C
cept Of his appointment.
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Sell your uncnTent money, mutilated
Notes, S and cts. interest Notes-st C. n.
Ordway's Brokers Office, As College street.
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Wholesale andRetail.
CAMERON, GREER & co.


everything qualities EgBr
description, gher With splendid sock Of CT and lk C0 and
for a Lad = c0nrht
We
unsurpassed an puoos
ourH 6r
Deuarm o
b lin
u
in
he
gaiusto a Eilho ng q Ia aseoa
o " b
10 pies a maya ID
aeontuaaaco Of the heretofore literally bestowed
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ITCH! ITCH!
Scratch no More.

A Efest variety Of cases yield % the wonderful
healTnf properties Of IN = Ointment, even The most
obstinate and proirscted in chsm@ter, srupuons
covering the whole surfs.e Of he body, that put A.
def nee al other modes Of t-ea ment which the
miod Ct man could invent have eeen re manenty
cnred. q. .
4. Price rs cents box ~ Ins 81 csrts.
Over 81 years have "pr sWayne'a Medicines ="
tasn IN oo1stsnt use ~ psTts 81 the Uorid, and
their moreasng popularity Is eertalniy proof Of
their great poser 70 hesl
Prepared oniy by Ir SNATNE A son. No. SO
n slNTH street above me, Ph lsdAiphis
Sold hy W.J.6n " SMfTH. Druggists.
Cor. 81 Church and vine St.
NauhViHn
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OUa Jos OFYIoR.-We are executing every
DESCRIPTION Of plain and fancy JOB frint-
M in the nestsst style, and at the lowest
prices. at this Office.
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The indianapolis Journal ssys that pc
tition is circulating in that city, addressed
To the President. ssd asking for the speedy
trial Of JEFF. Davis. Is has been signed by
1--WE thousand persons during the last three
daVs
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Choice Coal for sale by knight Bros,
No. az Church 81, opposite Masonic Hall.
oct20-H
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Get your wall paper at Merritt & Hlls,
corner Of Market and Church streets.
octS-tf
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Just Received and More
Coming

Dso1cF POTATOES IN isrEs los, n Gee eunai-
~ don. for sale ioV. pvvzosna
Frcnt 5gsst e. p0oT pofis q hfosd,
ssvg7 2 t0a tes LSEssA
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This vice, which is never prsctieed in
the presence Of any enc, has proved tbs
everlasting ruin Of thousands Of the noblssi
and most talented young men that ever
gave tongue 70 elOquence or pen TO song
Il has destroyed health, blasted the consh
tuition, and reduced the miserable victim Z
living skeleton. Nor are these its fnal
and fatal effects in its pains are scattered
the ruins CT reason, the most melancholy
sight that can meet mortal eyes. To be
cured permanently Of this affection, call on
Dr.. Coleman, No, "a North Cherry street
or address hin By letter, Boz 500, hssb
vile, Tenn. feb26-h
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Go 10 Mckee a CS's Gift Sale, n Cherry
Street, Tor Albums, Watches, Pictures,
Paintings and fancy goods, ali for 81.
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49, Osses made . order, and rruersl
- ~. ~ tePi constantly % hard. ID a
loTla-lW
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NANrrn iN'nunTrIV.-FiReen women %
- carpets ana Curtains. None hui expe-
''aecd hands heed apply.
G. p. BRAH,
u story, Cameron, 0riex a Co.
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Marriage Licenses and every description
Of Law blanks for sale al this oihee' OF
printed b order.
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,a'fassss' furniture, P.ilow slips, Sheets,
N-'''a, SeNsriida. b.auEets, spreads, Peath-
-, and SHOW Cases for ssie N 81 Bread
novl4-IW
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For Sale at this Office, one good second
hand Boiler. viii be sold cheap for cash.
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&C., &c,
self Abuse.

as good aud as cheerfully as formerly.
OSCAR BONNIE 4 CO.,
noy1-tf No. Union street
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One dollar viii buy good Matlrass, at
s. Broad street novl4-lW
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Three thousand rairs Of Ladies' Shoes, ct
81 50 per pair, at "a Broad street
novl4-lW
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HOME AGAINU

HAVING returned sgain with large
stock Of
TRIMMINGS, worsteds, Zephyr,
u - ~ q &5co &c. u.
&c the old home, 1 would respectfully in
form the Ladies of Nashville that we viii
be prepared to manufacture any kind Of
Cords, Tassels, Buttons, FriMges,
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Ola papers, (ths largest in the city forsaie
ri This once.
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SPECIALLY NOTICES.

LATEST FROM EGYPT.
Pennsy's New Extract of the Egyptian Lotus
A new and exquisi perfume for the handkerchief
Cleopatra and all the Ladies Of the present day
using he same peffume-
THE EGYPTIAN LOTU9.
THE EGYPTIAN LOTUS.
THE EGYPTIAN LOTUS.
Manufactured by +. A Penney, SrOoklyn. n 7.
nv7sm e. A. LoYEJoY, Agent, % Fulton g n \,
HOME AGAIEII
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CELL YOUR UNCURRENT MONEY.-The
- following are the rates Nd By THOs T. MARI,
BROKER, corner pf uuion and College street, for
uncurrent money These quotations are liable 20
huct ate but n ~ be depended on a Sufficient
length Ct time for the remitlances 70 b received
by mail or express, Il forwarded without delay.
TsxNnsrr Bank Of Fulton .......q5
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-07-11
STANTON, VA, July 7, 1865.
Hon. A. IT. Fl. STUART,

DEAR SIR There is a question of great
public concern now much discussed, and as
you are known to have no personal interest
in the matter, we are requested BY many
citizens to obtain your lega! opinion upon it
namely Scan person otherwise qualified
and who has taken the oath of amnesty and
of fidelity, but who held Office under the late
Confederate or State governments, vote or
hold Office under the existing State Constitu-
ton" Be pleased 10 give the poin the con-
sderation which its Importance demands, and
let us hnow the conclusion of your mind.
[ am respectfully your obi. servant,
n. K. TROUT, one of
Comr. of Election for Augusta Co..
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-07-11

solved by the terms of the amnesty, are restored
to all their rights as citizens, precisely to as great
an extent as if they had never committed any Of
fence and may therefore be cleo ted to office or
vote for officers, notwithstanding the prohbitory
clauses in the Constitution of Va said clauses be-
ing in conflict with the Constitution Of the U. s.,
and therefore of no effect.
Respectfully, your ob't serv't.,
ALEX. H. H. STUART.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-07-11
A TRAGEDY.

The Ros sj1 gtsr of the 18th inst con-
Two former Confederate soldiers, Capt. G.. w.
Summers and Sergt. Isaac N. Koontz of Co. D.,
18th Va. Cavalry, (Rosser's command,) OF rage
county, were" shot to death with musketry," by
Federal soldiers, at Rudes Hill, in Shenandoah
county, on Tuesday evening of last week. about
o'clock. They were both young men, most re-
specially connected, and their melancholy fate
has caused profound sorrow in the minds of all
who knew them and who have heard of the Cir
cumstancess under which their lives were sacri-
feed. The causes which led to this mournful
trag edy have been detailed to u.s. and are said to
be substantially as follows Capt. Summers and
Sergt Koontz were connected with a party OF
four Confederate soldiers who made an attack up
on a portion of the guard who carried EXC
nor Letcher to Washington some weeks ago. The
attack was made somewhere in Shenandoah
county, and six seven horses, &C., were secured
BY the party making the assault. The names OF
young Summers and KOontz were made known,
and an order was issued for their execution
whenever and wherever found Soon after the
assault upon the tran friends of the parties car
ried the property back and waited upon Col But
terfeld, in command of the U. S. forces at Mount
jackson, who promised to do all he could and who
did all he could to prevent the execution of the
terrible sentence. The property having been re-
turned, the friends of the young men supposed
the affair was in a fair way Of being settled with
out the inflicton Of the death penalty, and they
rested quietly. But on Tuesday last the young
men sent for, brought in under guard, and
told that they to be shot to death. They
were overwhelmed with astopishment and distress
when this announcement was made. They, how
ever, asked that time might be allowed them to
write some letters to their friends, and that they
might see some clergymen in the neighborhood
who could give them spiritual comfort and advice.
This was allowed them, but the spiritual adviser
could not be found. They were not carried int o
camp at all, we understand and underwent no ex-
animation after their arrest. The dead bodies
were carried home by their distressed and be-
reaved friends, for burial in their native Valley
This tragedy has caused feeling of intense pain
and sadness where the facts known.
No justifable defence possibly be offered
for their attack upon the train, and the friends OF
t he parties andthe whole community, we are as
sured strongly disapproved of their course. but
expected some milder punishment to follow their
conduct.
Both young men are represented as having been
brave and chiva lrous soldiers Their sad and
melancholy ia tie has caused many heart to bleed.
Those who were once their comrades in arms will
be panied to learn how they fell. cut the deep
est bitterest agony is found in the family circles
from which they have been unexpectedly taken.
We will not attempt to lift the weight which OPP
presses them but commend them to the merciful
regard of Him who alone can heal the bruised and
wounded Spirits of the Attic ted
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-07-11

The blacks who have gathered at
Wilmington, N. O., furnish many vic
tins to disease. The Newbern Times
says the spotted fever has been raging
tealfully among the blacks as we'll as
the whites, ard it IS whispered that tie
yellow fever is. threatened.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-07-11

DR.. VIM. Beckett, cf Franklin CO.,
Ohio, who was present when President
Davis was captured, says he had on no
disguise, but wore an ordinary gentle
mans dressing gown.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-07-11

The Commissary General reports yet
in Federal hands about ter thousand
prisoners exclusive of the officers above
the rank of captain. lie thinks they
will all be released within ten days,
though they are not likely to be all sens
South in that time.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-07-11

Messrs. Price ard Caperton, who
were arrested short time since, in the
county Of Greenbrier, have been releas-
ed. They were taken as far as. Charles
ton.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-07-11

Col. j, S, Mosby, the Confederate
partizan chief, has been paroled on the
same conditions as other officers OF Gen.
Lees army; and has opened a law Office
at Calpeper G. H., Va.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-07-11

A file of the Richmond Examiner,
from the commencement OF the wal has
been sold to Boston literary ins.itu-
ton for $500.
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TO the People of the Valley

THE GOLD STAND" 235 BROAD ST., REVIVED.
WM j. STEVENS, respectfully announces hav-
ing received full and complete took Of
Ladies Fine Dress Goods, Cloths,
Cassimeres,
Aud indie ed every article requisite to make first
class DRY GOODS STORE.
THE SHOE, HAT AND TRUNK
Business will also be continued and the Sto elk
has been fully replenished; this branch being Ill
especiaI charge of Mr. G. Fl. GETTINGER, for
merly of the Valey,) and from his long experience
every assurance is felt of his ability to do as well,
both in quality and price, for his friends, as any
house in Virginia. One rule of the house is 10
+ ecomend nothing but GOOD GOODS call is re-
spectfullv solicited. WM J. STEVENS,
235 Broad St., RiehmouG,
June 2O-3m one door east of 3rd
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LOST !. LOST /!

EX1 r n u e. D.-Fo engage to work 90 II i"'iA'
5 w Gang N n, who undei stands ne hiaIa&e,
mr,,r. ut horses For Sucn as viii suit. a iloerai
prize wilibe gwen. Good Recommendation reqHpe@-
AI' ~, - s;5--at ARCH P STUART