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SCHOOL BOOKS, &c.

~
Primers; Webster's and McsIufey's Spelling Books ;
McGutfevs, National. Goodrichs aud Wilson's Head
Smiths, Browns, Buions aud kers English
Grammars Jones, Comstock's aud Webbs' Philoso-
plies and C1emistr es; Ahercrombies Intellectual
Philosophy Abercromble's Moral Philosophy Ia
ven's Mental Philosophy; Walkers snd Websters
Dictionaries; Rays Smiths, Parks, and Dawes
Arthmetics Alsops Algebra; Qusck- nbo's First Les
sons English Composition; Qia:1enbo's course of
Composition and Rhetoric; Towns Aualy SIS; Famil-
lar Science, Smellies Philosophy of Natural History
Kames' Elements of Criticism Urosby's Geometry
Hedges Logic Blars Chronology; Watts on the
Mind; Scholars Companion; Tytlers Universal His
tory Goodr his History of the States; Pinnock's
and Goldsmlths Histories; Boyd's Rhetoric; Par
kers Exercise lin Eaglisl Composition; Michells
Coraells, Mont-ith's ard McNallys Series of Geog-
raph'es Warren's PHYSICAL Geography; Mtchelrs
Ancient Geography and Atlas; Davies Algebra; Da
vles' Legendre; Davies Bourbon; C,py Books, with
aud without copies; Writing Paper *, Steel Pens
States, Slate and Lead Pencils, Blottng Paper Draw
ing Paper Bristol Boards, Bonnet Boards, &c. Also
Lain, Greek. and French School Books
NEW MUSIC FOR THE iIANO.
Youatt on the Horse; Presbyterian fsaimodist; b
bles, Prayer Books Pisa. Inns and HYMNS.
Nov TT ROBT. COWAN.
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Pard0ns for Virginians.

BY application to the Office of Col Chas
Il. Lewis, Secretary of the Commonwealth
the documents can be obtained for the fol
lowing list of rardons received by the Gov
ernor on Thursday last:
Augusta.-W. B. Compton, Jacob Bay.
lor, II. NJ. Bell, Samuel Cline.
Page.-DauieI G. Brubaker, Jacob Bru
baker, ?. b. Borst, William A. Chapman.
Rockingham.-Henry Berry, Elizabeth
Bremen, Jacob Bear, Christian Brunk, j.
seph, Burkholder, John Bowman, ST., Jobt
G. Cootes, Giles Dcvier, Daniel Z. Dovel
John Arehart, John Bowman, Jr.
Rockbridye.-G. A. Baker, John W. Bar
clay, G. FL. Davidson, Samuel NJ. Dold, J
D. Davidson, Madison Dunlap, A. D. Camp
bell, David 2. Curry, F. J. Clemer, JOSEPH
NJ. Adams, r. X. Dunlap, 8. J. Campbell
Daniel c. E. Brady, Spotswood Braford.
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The FenianS,

The London Times alludes to the Fenian
movement as leading to breach of the for
eign enlistment act. If England chooses to
be angry, she would have greater reason to
complain of Americas position as neutral
in the Fenian movement than America had
in regard to the Confederacy, inasmuch as
the plot was formed in America by American
citizens. The Times admits that the Ameri-
can Government has acted fairly, notwith-
standing the flibustering plots of citizens. Z
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upon as entirely correct

Judge Underwood is holding his court in Nor
folk. A number of cases in which proceedings
for "confscation" had commenced, were on
Wednesday dismissed, the parties aving been
pardoned or taken the amnesty oath. The citi-
Gems concerned were duly mulcted, however, with
.ahe costs'-which proceeding has the merit of
putting about eighty five dollars each in the peck
cts of Judge Underwoods officers.
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From gentlemen calculated to know

From gentlemen calculated to know.
learn that jeff. Davis is greatly pleased with
his new quarters at Fortress Monroe The
building Carroll Hnll) 10 which he is cor
fined is situated within the fort, and is diyi4
ded off into mess room, library, officers
quarters, and place for holding courts mar
tial From Jefs room gallery extends to
the ramparts, so that when he walks abroad
he need not encounter the gaze of spectators.
1t is an improvement upon mis- late casemate
quarters; still it must be tedious confne.
ment to the once proud spirit of its occupant.
Fortress Monroe Correspondent,
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Auction Sales.

POsTPONEafENF.- to the oh..n
me Executors, on account of sickness. tbs ~, VI
.ne properly OF the late VIM. GiIkeson DECD e u
puneu until WEDNESDAY, Nov. 18th, at which ,
niture, consisting of 1 Ai'cnan Fur
Bedsteads,
bureaus, Wardrobe
Washstands, Sofas Centre = -.
iaDie, farlor Looking Glass Chair.
fafl0T Gharps Dining able sideboard Cook;n, stov
Farmn ma 1mn,. Work Bencl Iron Wise.
"inhg implements. consisting of Pow,
narrows, Reaper. Wheat Drill.
wagons, several sets of
good Harness, some
among them one OF the finest Durham. p,,,.
W perhaps some fat Hogs quantity Of - "' e0anf
wheat, Corn, Rye, and Grass Seed
We expect to make chance in ou- h,.:.',l.-
vertlse nothing but what we exnect 70 SIS We a.
W ~ offer nothing but what we exnect W III. ana No
highest bidder. Pe'' 70 sell 10 the
Novice A. T. GILKEsoN,.
ID. v GILKESON
Executors of VIM. Gilkeson, deed
H,,AhCoIOKS SALE.-The subscriber. as Ex
ecutor of VIM. H. jackson, decd. vii, ali :.
p . SAFE. on Saturday, the 25th day of November
part. of the following 9on''"nS' In
oh Zen. nne young work Horse, mich Cow, one
se .om yea 49, oia Steer, one yearling Heller
some hogs, one two horse w apon one
Wheat Fan, some Rye and Corn.
rloughs, Harrows,s other J. - ~
Farming Implements
and =
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE
TERMS For all sums of S. or less CASH "a
ior a sums over So six months credit the purchasers
giving negotiable notes well endorsed. fo-"''''
JOHN TRIMBLE
Executor of WIN. H. Jackson, deed.
- rersons having claims against the estate are re-
Undersigned " T' " Tue
wv Gus Executor of Wm.H J.
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Funding Of Legal Tenders.

At meeting of the Chamber of Commerce,
in New York City, on the End inst, resolu-
lions were adopted approving the action of
the Secretary of the Treasury in funding fifty
millions of legal tender notes; also express
ing the conviction of the necessity for prompt,
but cautious movement in the direction Of a
curtailment Of the currency.
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The Public Debt.

The public debt statement for October
shows reduction of 100000 during the
month. Government has on baud 1884,
100000 of coin. There is reduction in the
legal tender circulating notes of s44, 100000
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Letting the Mails.

Last week the Post Office Department be-
gan the work of opening the bids for carry
ing the mails on some eight hundred routes
in Virginia, North and South Carolina, and
Florida, The Postmaster General has until
the fifteenth to decide upon the bids, but as
few had been received, the successful bidders
will doubtless be announced before that time.
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The Washington correspondent Of the Phil.

The Washington correspondent of the Phil
adelphia Ledger says that President John
son "favors the immediate admission of all
members who shall exhibit the proper Gre
dentials, and Governor Perry but reiterates
the Presidents wish when he expresses the
belief that all such will be admitted"
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AN IMPORTANT TABLE.

We publish below carefully revised table,
showing the value of one dollar in gold, as COM
pared with Confederate Treasury notes, in each
month during the war, from May, 1861, to 1st of
April, 1865. This table has been prepared by
the well-known and long-established banking
house of w. B.. Isaacs s. Co., of Richmond, and
may be relied upon as entirely correct
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Greenbrier Era,

The Greenbrier Era, published at Lewis
burg, Greenbrier county, West Virginia. has
been revived by Messrs. J. S. Johnston and
B. +. Harlow. We hope the Era will re-
ceive liberal patronage. DIR. Harlow has
considerable experience as an Editor, aud has
the capacity to render the Era first rate pa
per. We welcome It to our exchange list.
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Richmond ENQUIRER.

TIE Richmond Enquirer has been revived
by Messrs. Tyler and Coleman. 1t is large
and neat paper, and promises TO be we'll con-
Quoted. We wish the Enquirer great success
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1t seems to be definitely ascertained that
Hon. James L. Orr has been elected Cover
nor of South Carolina, by small maj ority,
over General Wade Hampton, who had h.
clineo to become candidate,
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New Advertisements.

mr.. r. L. MADISON
~ (La'e Surgeon of the Va Military Institute)
offers his professional services to the citizens of
Staun ton and its vicinity as SURGEON and CON
SuLTiNG PHYSICIAN
Special attention given to Surgical cases and
to diseases of the Eye an Ear.
He will also take flee students and prepare them
for College by daily examinations and lectures
Residence and Office ON Augusta street, nearly Cd.
posi:e the Court House, formerly occupied By efer-
son kinney, Esq Nov 7-3mos.
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CADDLE-HORSE, FEATHER BEDS, HAIR
~ MATTRESSES, & BED STEADS FOR SALE.
i have at this place for sale. one very large fine.
SADDLEH TORS E. also, double Hair Mattresses. 2
single do, double Feather Beds, and double Bed
stea DIS all of good quality and in good condition
Nov lit s. GO0DE
Crawford Springs, Augusta CO., Va.
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A. M. PIERCE,
Commission and Produce Merchant,
Corner of augusta E. Beverly Streets
CTAT1NToN vJDnTNT.

STAUNTON, VIRGINIA.
HAVING made suitable arrangements wi tn lead
IL ing Commission Houses in New Y ork, Baltimore
Washington City, Alexandria and Richmond, am
now prepared to receive, consignment, for sale in
th' market, or for shipment to any of the above points,
all kinds OF COUNTRY PRODUCE: Flour,
Wheat, Corn. Oats, Dried Fruit, Batter, Ginseng Va.
Snake Root, Wool, BeeSwax, Chestnuts, &c.
Any information as to markets will be cheerfully Civ
en- to customers will also purchase for Farmers and
others, Glover Seed, Plaster, Guano SC. Give me a
call. A NJ PIERCE
Nov. 7-5m Vindicator COPY
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND
BY decree of the Circuit Court of Bath county pro-
nounced In two eau 'es therein the 18th day Of Oc
tober, lo60-one in the of John Graham, sheriff
OF Bath county, and administrator of Nancy Lewis de-
ceased, for the benefit of Crawford Co., against Syl-
vanus A Byrd. administrator of George B. Richards
deceased, and the other in the of Allen R. Lacy
against Syvanus A Byrd, administrator of George b.
Richards, decea ed the undersigned as commissioner
named said decree will proceed on the 2sth day Of
November, 1865, the premises to sell the land in
the SAID decree mentioned, public auction, the
highest bidder, upon the following terms, 10 wit
So much of the purchase money in hand as will pay
the charges and expenses of sale and of us and
the balance in two, and three years. the purcha
ser giving bond with good personal security and
title retained until the purchase money shall be paid
A. G. CLEEK,
Oct 2l-4ts Commissioner.
DOCAHONTAS LAND FOR SALE
l. The subscribers will sell on the premises
at public auction on FRIDAY, the 10th of November
1865, 423 ACRES OF FINE LAND; 2l4
Acres adjoining the town of Huntesville all cleared
and in fine sod, and Fine Orchard on the SAL e.
209 Acres lying onehalf mile from the former tr act
all eve |, and Finely Timbered
The Buildings are ordinary, and the Fencing very
much destroyed bv the army. There is a FINE TAN
YARD on the first mentioned tract. As the compa-
ny wishes to dissolve partnership, the property will
certainly be sold on ha, day.
s Terms will be accommodating, to suit purcha-
sers. r. B. MATHEW & CO.,
October II, lS65--tds
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SPECTATOR.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER Z, 1865.

E6~ Capt. JOS M. STEVENS is authorized to
make contracts and receipt for advertisements for
the ''Staunton Spectator
o. Mr.. j. FRANK. DAVIS is authorized to re-
eeive subscriptions for the "Staunton Spectator"
TO BUSINESS MEN AND ADVERTISERS.
The Spectator furnishes one of the BEST me-
diums for advertisers in the State. 1t is one of
the OLDEST papers in the State, having been es-
tsbished near century, and been published for
Al years under its present title, and, in conse-
quence of its locality and large list Of substantial
patrons, has been justly recognized by business
men as the best medium, in the interior of this
State, for advertising.
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WANTS..

w 1000 BUSHELS OF OATS,
so TONS OF 40 TIMOTHY HAY
20 LOADS OF GOOD STRAW.
Aug eft FSCAEFEER
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VIR GINA, to aUit
TN THE COURT OF AUGUSTA COUNTY. Oct.
i 23d, 1865 On the petition Of Michael SNYDER
and Others. for4he esta blishmert OF a pubic road
the Court being satisfied that ---- Shuttleswor.h
and wife, late Blair, joan Shrmate and wife, late
Blair. William Whitmore and wife, late Bioir Hamil-
too Dung ana names unknown,
children OF his late wife, late Blair of the heirs at law
OF Vim. K. air, decd, not inhabitants of this
Go mmonwealth, it is ordered order of publi-
cation be made as to these parties equ irng them to
appear at the next term If this Court TO show cause
IT any they why the road shall De established
according to Law.
Nov Ats Copy Teste,
WM. A. BURNETT Clerk
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tIOOLIC OdIE.-
i'll sell, at public auction, on
tuesday, the l4th If November, 1865, at Buffalo HlE
Farm, Greenvile,
head OF Work Horses fine thorough bred riding
Horse, Colt, milk Cows, head of young
Cattle, y head of Sheep, Hog, and al
my Farming Implements. 2 sets of
hind Gear, and other HARNESS,
one Saddle, Housed old
Furniture,
consisting Of Beds, Sofa, Bureaus, Tables, Re.
Two Rifed Guns,
Loom and Fixtures,
set of Blacksmith Tools,
1000 pounds of assorted Iron
Wood Work of a one horse spring
Wagon. 30 bushels OF Wheat SO bushels
OF Corn. and growing crop of Wheat on tho
farm OF MIR. Alexander Brownlee. Terms made knows
on day of sale. SAM'L NJ TEMPIETON
Oct IL I'd
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Auction sale.

u. vi. CUOHlNG, Auctioneer.
WE will offer OF public sale, on FRIDAY. the
~ LIST day of December next, at the "Willov
spout the personal property left by John Cyrus NC
Cue, deceased, consisting in part of
hea OF Horses, 6 Cows 5 head of stock Cattle
lot of hogs, Household and Kitchen Furni-
ture. one Mccormick Reaper, Penniek's
Drlii, Four Wagons, Carriage, lot
OF Harness, Farming Utensils,
and a
Variety of other Articles
All persons holding claims against the decedent are
urged to report them before the day of SALE and
es me estate may not be sufficient to discharge the
liabilities unless the creditors and others interested
be present and bid they are invited to come to the
sale and make the property bring at least its value
Terms made known at sale
MARY JANE MeCUE, Admrix and
SAML II. McCUE Admir- of
Nov1-tds copy J. g. McCue, decd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-07-06

INVEST JERSEY RAIL 81 x-u-
w ROAD LINES.-Fromf -
mt Of " alrnf street $500


Commanding sATTRDAY. June 10Th, lsD.
For CAPE MAY, &c, at $50 A. NJ; Express, 2;0
For NiLT4fIi.E, vINELAND, &c, $50 A. M,
: For BfRiDGEToN, SALEM, &c, at s:ls A. ma
Fo, GLAssBoRo, &c, $50 and s:l5 A. M; 2;o
For w6opBURY, &C.. $50 and GIL, A. NJ; 2so,
and $50 P. NJ.
RETURNING, WILL LEAVE
Cape May at $50 A NJ, Mail; $40 4. NJ, Freight;
5P. M, Passenger.
s.s P. M, Passenger.
40 p. M, Passenger.
salem at 6 Is 4. NJ, Mail;s A. NJ, Freight; iO5
=. M, Passenger.
Freight; $50 and s;23 p. Nj, Passenger.
On the first day of July an additional express
train will be added to and from Cape May, and
which will leave Cape May at A. M, and Phila-
delphia at 40 P. NJ. This in three hours from
j. VAN RENSSELAER,. Superintendent
West Jersey, Salem and Cape May and Millville
Railroad.
THE WEST JERSEY EXPRESS COMPANY
will attend to all the usual branches of express
business receive deliver and forward through other
responsible Express Companies, to all parts OF the
country any article entrusted to them.
Special Messenger accompanies each through
train
Philadelphia, June 5. 1853. je i0-dtSep1
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OFFICE BALTIMORE L OHIO X. r. CO,
~ WASHINGTON, December Is, lSA.
@ % 60 &C., g.

On and after Sunday. December IS, 1874 Passenger
Trains between Washington and Baltimore will run
TRAINS MOVING NORTH,
RlSBURG TRAIN-Leaye Washington 6l5 A. NJ
No NEW YORK AN d EX-
PSifadephia les p: NJ; New York TX $50 p. NJ. No
Bs!ti9o1 Bt t1sffts 5Gd TRAIN
Leave Washington SIS A. M, stopping at way
stations. connecting at Relay with the Mail Train
f's sns Esf' z? fSseaf ef
ingtGn ll:l5AM. Arrive at Baltimore at l2t5 P
iT fkA Nv NIX
at Relay nan A14s at Ba
n 81 s5RbAhTINoRE GeMMuTATEoNS, AND NJ;
train stops at Bladensbprg, Beitsviile, Laurel and
ASsse2Bs 5sHs5sSns A Ghy AND NEW YORK
d aT AdSE Mas and
gers by train connect with all the early morning
lines leaving Nsx 55k for h and
by this train, which is limited in capacity by Gov
* ' h1 Ta TRAIN
Leave Washington 6;4S P NJ, and arrive at Bati-
mo INV YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND
western TR r in Washngton at z;so
fSF
and all points in the West Reaches
FOR ANNAPOLIS the connections will be made
with the s:l5 A Nj and the 8 and 4:3O P. NJ from
Baltimore. No trains to or from Annapolis on SUN
day.
THE ONLY s TktiNs T FROM WASHINGTON
for passengers on Sunday the S:l5 and Ills A.
NJ and p. N, for Baltimore, and 730 p. NJ. for
Baltimore, Philadelphia and the West, and the
p. NJ. for New York ONLY.
THROUGH TICKETS to the West, as well as to
Philadelphia. New York or Boston, can be had at
the Station Ticket Office at all hours in the day as
we'll as at the Office in the American Telegraph
Building, Pennsylvania avenue, between Az and
9th streets.
BAGGAGE will be checked at all hours-also for
through points. to save trouble and confusion at
the departure Of the train.
ALL PASSENGERS, whether soldiers or citi-
politely but earnestly requested respect
the rules of the Line established for the general ad
vantage, such the keeping of one cars ex-
clusiyely for ladies and their attendants and the
prevention of smoking in any but the smoker cars
and also to make cheerful compliance with the de-
csions of the agents conductors in regard to their
seats tickets, etc, especially in the hurry of start
". p. Smith, Master of TRANSPORTATION.
L. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent dec 20
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PROPOSALS.
PIorosAI;, 5 81 si aIr Nv AsD Nationals
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
BUREAU OF OBSTRUCTION AID Ai ~.

BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION * iass
sealed rro,o..,. to fur...l TS liz ana L..
5 e: 81. h; :: fs sn q shs Il
6cS.srSssos and 1.,aI .f'il 10 Ssi0s tim: +:
sf.ns ai; Nm s & 90 sns sd.
fross:ss must s P,s,e:.!l:, fSr Tin.
e: for ta
directed @ the Chief Of the Barssu OF oonsssss-
G re s'1 m ssIil and articles embraced n the
s;::: :.%sS ere ss 1sa vi s
& NM: sss; s: '.: s:
TIE oc%msndsnt of each Navy Yard III inf sa
sss LEE. q srs s1 ysrfisSs OF
Si,i;oa into classes being 70. the sc.Ss1 Il
Ge e: ::ss sSe
SsSs. ron E1isI @ss
sppIestion for Any Of the eia'ses Of those ysrts.
AN Ssh 70 ,ssss q
Onors aust be made for the whole Of the class &C
Gss tb.rs:sS or ss:S viii not 30
Upon application to the Bureau. 70 the Com
form Of o,er: Of ggs..ntss; and other 19se.ss.rI
, nltp.9 respecting the proposals. vi" be far
Ths contract will be awarded te the lowest bidder
% g.; &. Ssi isI:s: SS n
which may be deemed s1oIbita1t: ~. a..
cation is given, and deliveries can be made from
that date.
siSn the contract and their responsibility ceFti.
fed to by Q United States District Judge. United
Agent As additional security- twenty per centur,
viii be withheld from the amount OF the bills until
eighty per csntrm OF each bill. approved in trpi-
cate by the commaDdant Of the respective yards.
viii be paid by the Navy A &c nts at the points az
deivery in funds or certificates, ct the option OF
tie Government, within ten days after the var.
rant fer the same shall have been passed By the
Secretary Of the Treasury.
n kn nlas off uumbArad
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SECRET DISEASESl SECRET DISEASES!
THE no.n
eoNoRHdESss af f2sisiEs sHfs Fl &C.
6as Fen No Ps t. II fs ss ces
They are entirely vegetable, having no smell nor
vii ns n a
Cures in from two to four days, and recent cases
in by
eminent Doctors and Chemists of the present day
ssa Citing
who have been gorged with Balsam Copapvia, or
mercury :" ss4MARITANs GIFT
fsPs ma padissg assH g. Female &c.
s9 hHa9RAi Ft9aRs eE EEeG sRss$s,
san4Hi4 EHSSf HS5r PaI ms aHs S 5gers
r SS5ffHShf ffHS gh i
of the Venereai POISON 50 that the cure thorough
and be heeled, and do not transmit it to Your pos
ter that for Des a6 yHu TsS Esffa in after
AsiqSf Hs'
i Ss II s tx ssSli # %asH
fifi ffs; THE
IS $3.50 Race sasa Tss
PliIadelphia--Dear Sirs Please send me one gross
of your Samaritan g Gift by Adams Il Co g Ex press
SO az 10 reach by the 18th, sail that day
like to make voyage without supply. u -
80 ~. s. DORSET, Surgeon, +. !.
HT1It 'Atlantic Mail SteaDlship Co., NJ Y,
-.l .,Betwecn New York and Aspinvail ;"
DESMOND CO., Box 1Si Phiiadeiphia Poet
Sod sSld by 8, CALVERT FORD, corner Nth street
HENRY COOK, Aiexandris. leg pystt
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y PL L NJ B L RS,
GAS AND STEAM FILTERS,
Vdto HND III El1W II II II %,
NO. 500 NINTH ST, NEAR AVENUl

NO. 500 NINTH ST, NEAR AVENUE,
Have just received, and will constantly keep on
hand the largest and best assortment in the city OF
Chandeliers, Brackets, Drop lights, Portables,
Glass Globes Mica and other Shades; and all ar
ticles in this line from the beat establishments in
New York, Philadelphia, &C., which will be sold on
the most reasonable terms.
Also. RANGES, FURNACES and FIRE BOARD
STOVES.
We prepared to furnish the best RANGE i'm
use anywhere. on very reasonable terms. Hotels,
Restaurants, &c, are invited to call.
We do all kinds of GAS and STEAM FITTINGS
promptly and cheap, as also everything in the
PLUMBING line in the most satisfactory manner.
Call and see our Bathing Tubs, Fountains, Water
Closets, Wash stands, Basins, &c, &C., at No. 500
9Th street, near pennsylvania avenue, the largest
establishment in the city. feb 2-eou
OEafAf OF wasa hs co1s-
TY, To ,rn. In the of Mary Ann Bartlett
ExecutriX of Isaac Cook Bartlett, deceased, the
EXecutrix aforesaid has, with the APPRECIATION
of this Court, appointed TUESDAY, the nth
day of July next. for the final settlement and dis
tributOn of the personal estate of said deceased,
and of the assets in hand, far as the same have
been collected and turned into money; whCn and
where all the creditors and heirs of said deceased
notified to attend tat the Orphans Court afore-
said } with their claims properly vouched, or thew
may be excluded from all benefit in said deceased r.
estate provided copy of this order be publ she'd
once a week for three weeks in the Evening Star.
previous to the said nth day of July. 1855
Test; Il. c. ROBBINS,
je N-law3w* Register of Wills