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Millinery &c Fancy Goods.

MIEW GOODS. NEW GOGEsS.-
~ l have just returned from Baltimore with
the largest and finest assortment of
MILLIN cry and FANCY GOODS
ever brought to this market which am prepared
to sell at wholesale and retail My
stock consists in part Of
Plain English and Fancy Straw Bonnets, Fan
chen and Gypsy styles Swiss, Derby, ia
panese, Shutdown, Hamilton, Dew
drop, Queen Gypsy Hats, fine ,e,v---
Silk Wrappings, Nantes, H.4f
Hoop Skirts, Hair.
Nets Ribbons,
Flowers, &c.
Also a fine supply of
Lace Handkerchief, Collars, Il ~
Coventry Frils, Ruche Gallon, Tuck de Swiss,
g.l Sandingham Cambria Rutiiing, zr
and numberless other articles to which Mrs K.
NJ. Kelley especially invites the attention Of the
ladies. IS GI85 80 1Ul
N. B.-Ladies' hair dressed in tllelatest style
at shortest notice: may %
SD ENC g1iFb.-blrs Nj f. Pagan begs leave
I a. to inform Der former patrons and friends
that she can now be found at her now Store, one
door east of DR.. Arthur's and Immediately oppo-
site the VALLEY Nirginiap' Office. She has just
returned from the city of Baltimore and is now
opening, for inspection, her large, and tastefully
selected stock Of Millinery, for the Spring and
Summer fashions . re3 f. may l5-tf
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Important to- Land OWsae3.s !
YEvEEE VIRGINIA EMHsIGRATEON
SD(u ErI'Y !
Incorporated by the General Assembly,
and composed exclusively of

incorporates Dy the General Assembly,
and composed exclusively of
VIRGINIA PROPERTY HOLDEES!
Have determined to send at once to Europe one
of their Directors to the tenants and labor
ers required in this State. Their Commissioner
who is now arranging to embark for Great Brit
ain, will be empowered to contract with reliable
tenants in Europe for the lease of lands either in
large small tracts. Land owners who wish to
rent their lands are invited to communicate with
the Secretary, at the office Of the Society in
Lynchburg who will furnish the necessary forms
of power of attorney and contract to be signed by
them and the immigrants. Each application
must state what rent will be required, and wheth-
er in money part of the crop. Our commits
soIler will go out accredited as the agent of the
Virginian iand-holders, proposing fair remuner-
alive contract to persons who wish to come to
this country and will take active and energetic
measures to place before the proper classes the
advantages OF the locations which we propose.
Farmers and others wishing to employ selected
laborers, are invited to avail themselves of this
organization and communicate with the Secreta-
ry. 4sr
A Land Register will be kept in the office of
the Society where will be registered descriptions
of lands for sale or lease in any part of the State
which will be brought to the notice of all immi-
grants and other settlers calling at the Office, rs
well as extensively advertised in chs country and
abroad.
OFFICERS OF THE SOCIETY.
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Saddles &c. Harness.

- EMovED.-The subscriber has removed
ga, his Saddle and Harness Shop to the room
lately occupied by Mrs. NJ E. Pagan, on the
north side Of Main, four doors west of Augusta
street, Whefe he will keep on hand large supply
ofSaddles q Harness of his own manufacture,
which he will sell very low for cash, Or in ex-
change for produce. Heretur1ls his thanks to the
public for their past gene1ot,s patronage and
would respectfully ask Continuance ot4the same
May .l%tjuly 10 s66. GEO. (F..EIICk.A-
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LIE BoTy TON.

We have received the June number Of lie
Bon Ton,' Journal de Modes, which furnishes
monthly reports Of Paris Fashions. This is the
best journal for fashionable ladies We have ever
seen. t 1850
IT IS published by S. T. Taylor, $40 Canal
Street, New York. and j. r. Taylor q North
Charles Street. Baltimore, Nd.
The subscription price is 81. a year. ST. for
six months, single copies IS cents.
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LooH to sLoatr Interest !
-e~-
~ AND
3. CHEAP
GOODS.
GOODS.
BAKER BROTHERS.

Branch of the we'll known and old established
house OF Baker d Bros at Winchester Val
Are receiving and offer for sale in the
Hope House, sr.
near the Virginia Central Rail Road, a very largo
and carefully selected stock of
Groceries, tl
Nails and Heavy Hardware, --.
Window Glass, Oils, Paints j. e.
Domestic Dry Goods &C.,
Embracing such articles as are daily needed by
e-farmer, mechanic and every housckeeper.
These goods have been purchased exclusively
for cash. under the pressure of the late great de-
cline in prices) by our senior partner, chiefly
from importers and first hands, and will be sold
at re'y small adronce apon cost for cash, ia
erchaRge for cosntry produce.
Our facilities for procuring goods from the Nor
thern cities promptly and cheaply are ample, and
any articles which we may not have in store can
be obtained in a few days. ta-
To Merchants we will make liberal abate-
ment in prices, offering to them the advantages
which we have from making our purchases in
connection with our firm at Winchester, for cash.
from Importers and Manufacturers Agents.
We solicit all buyers to call and examine our
stock BAKER BROTHERS. d
We expect to be prepared in short time to do
a Forwarding and Commission Business.
STAUNToN, VA. .1 may 8-tf
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Instruction en- Music.

IA USEC Having been applied to by nu-
I'VE merous persons to give instructions in mu-
sic, have concluded to take upa class about the
first of June Those, therefore,, wishing to take
lessons viii please let me know, and all who may
choose to place themselves under my direction,
may rely Pen re ceiviRg prompt and faithful at
tention-s-5 -S-sa. - &s@sA.. j. &c da x Ek9cc-.
may 22-3t ..Profe..aIc Of bn.s &C. : :
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MAY RARITY.

The little girls composing the Primary De
paltment of Augusta Female Seminary, had a
May party on Thursday evening last, IN the
Seminary grounds which was attended BY
large number of persons, and afforded much en-
ioyment to old and young. The young ladies,
dressed in white and garlanded with flowers
emerged from their school room and marched
around the lawn to the throne, graceful struc7
ture covered with eyergreens. Misses Allce
Byers and Alice Wilson acted as Heralds'
Misses Laura O11errall, Mary Crawford, laar-
tba Stuart and SalEe ifar1lan as Maids OF Hon on
or. Miss Ise Darlington as SpPPiiant, Misses
Nettje Stuart and Jennie Nayse as lloras: and
Miss Maggie Stuart N;i4 crowned 2ueena 1873
Maria Stevenson delivered the closing address
Time and space f:ail rs to tell Of all the oera
monies, which ended With ~ annie feast we
are sure that no 8nt9 NhQ was there regretted
hayipg gone. ans. fiat: viii flte u 7lis
cIassatii6n. Long i've Queen Maggie aud. her
s'5s'sit3
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IEN2'a'50ges.

Mr.. HENRY p. CEASE, of Stanton, to Miss
MeILIE a. #. BEAR, Of Rockingham, by the
Rev J. w Howe, on. the l7th instant.
On the 18th of A ril, at the residence of the
brides father at Rockford Harrison county,
West Va by the Rev. O. Lowther, T. G.. john
SON to II ISIS Olive BOND, Of Harrison county.
Mr.. PETER ,FRENGEE to Mrs. ELIZABETH En-
GLEAIAN, ut the residence of the bride, on Thurs
day the 10th day of May, by the ,Rev.sJ. ID. Shi-
rey-ali Of this county. r s# 1.
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FoR SHERIFF.

CoNsTABLEs- GreenUiRe Dtst-G NJ. Apple
beats John ]. Larew votes. lit Scion Dist
E j. Bell. lst. Dist Thomas Marshall
I'd. Dist.-Wm. Craig. Haynesboro DIST
VIM NJ Bush.
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GENERAL SYNOD OF LUTHERAN CHURCH.

The delegates elect TO the Synod originally
organized under the title of The General Synod
of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in the Con
federate States of America are requested to
assemble in ST. johns Church, Cabarrlls coun-
ty,-North Carolina, on the second Thursday,
14th) of june 1866 The time has been des-
!gnated by the President Of the Synod after full
consultation with, his brethren. It is desired
that every delegate clerical and lay, viii attend.
On Saturday last, 45' acres OF land belonging
to the estate Of Fleming B. Moon, lying near
Stanton, were sold by Gushing & Co, Auc-
tioneers, as follows:
LIST lot, acres. purchased by E IL Gushing,
at $175 per acre.
Second lot, - acres, purchased by W. H.
Tams and NJ G. Hartman, at $50 per acre.
Third lot, 20 acres, purchased by ". FL.
Tams and NJ G. Hartman, at $36 pei. acre.
Fourth lot, ! acres, purchased by r. Fishe.'
at 1925 per acre.
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Y1E Notice.
$. TNrrEHeNaY, REyEgEE

=. IA EIEG Y & u x Nv EN- z a..
Z - NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
All persons in Augusta county, who were assess
ed during the months Of January and February,
and all those who have failed to pay the assess
ments of previous months, are hereby notified
that will be at the following places in said coun-
ty, at the times specified, toscolect the same:
: Waynesboro, Thursday, 3lst.
q New Hope 9 Friday June lst
6" Churchvi1ie, % Monday, a 4th
g Middebrook . Tuesday, : 9Th
. Staunton, Wednesday and Thurs
day. 9th and 18th of.Iune.t 4 IT Eo 1900
WILLIAM DOLD, Deputy
for Samuel r. Sterling, Collector
may 15--}t .ea IA xaT7 I'd dist. Ma.
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Tobacco, Seg12's, dc.
r FAVE HOUR MONEY AT HOME /!
4 l. MHERE IL Is MQST NEEDEDl :.

"a WHERE 1T Is MOST NEEDED! 4e
Something new in Stanton ~
Cigars Of the finest Brands furnished by paying
the Iares!l 4 lIf-.'
The undersigned would respectfully inform
their friends and the public generally that they
have secured the services of the most experienced
Cigar Makers and are prepared to furnish
Cigars of all grades either wholesale retail,
cheap as they can be procured in any of the
northern cities. We will also keep constantly on
hand all grades of Chewing and Smoking Tobac-
cos, Snuff, Pipes, Cigar Tubes, Cigar Cases; also
all kinds of Fancy Articles, fine assortment of
Stationery, Hair and Tooth Brushes, Pocket
Combs, Pencils, Toilet and Fancy Soaps Ex-
tracts for handkerchief, and variety of articles
too numerous to mention, will be sold as cheap
if not a little cheaper than they can be had else
where.
Merchants and other dealers will find it to their
interest to examine their stock before purchasing
elsewhere They guarantee that they will fur
nish Cigars as cheap and rs good rs you can get
them by sending north, thereby saving freight
and trouble. s: .rrr
The following comprises q part of the brands
they are now manufacturing Havana Bouquet,
Havana Principe, La Victoria De Sofa, La Coro-
ma. Havana Regalia, La Piccolo1nini, Pride of
the Nation, Havana Plantation, Pride of the Val
ley, The Peoples Choice Juda, Puff and many
other brands, which they are sure will give salts
faction. Call and examine. twill give them
pleasure to show their stock p e a.2ii1s1
p. ARMENTROUTi & CO..
S. E. cor. of Beverly & Augusta sts.,
may22-3t Staunton, Va.
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We understand that the Freedmen realized
s ,Veral hundred dollars at the Fair given by
them on MondaE and Tuesday of last week.
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Burial Grounds for Sale!


y the Augusta Church and Congregation.-=On
Friday the I'd day of June next, will be sold by
the Trustees, at Augusta Church. the Lots and
Sections of the New Grave Yard All wishing
purchase are desired to be presentat that time.
By order Of the - TRUSTEES ar
1na1-20--2t -j.f -rtts i. 81 r4t. a.l .t..as,s
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groceries.
Literature.

books. Il o % * S.-Jacobus Notes on
Nd Matthew; Chronicles of the Sehonberg
Gotta Faniys Martyrs Of Spain; Cripple OF An
tioch; Christian Life in Song Gustave, the 4th
Rev Geo. B, Taylor A Rebel War Clerks Di-
AIRY; A Scrptural, Ecclesiastical and Historical
View Of Slavery, BY Bishop Hopkins; 'Thacke-
rays Works; BEECHEN BROOK, "a rhyme of
the War, by Margaret j. Preston.
Also lot OF new Piano Music. - .1s..,
may 8-tf ROBERT -COWAN.
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PRESIDENT.
Hon. JAMES BARBOUR.

DIRECTORS,
Hon. Alexander Rives, John NJ. Forbes, Es1
Hon Wm. d. Hart, Gen. G. G.. Wharton, MAJ.
A. f. Robertson, Col. Robt. L. Owen, N. Fran
els Cabell, Esq, Hon. Charles Bruce, Launcelot
Minor, Esq, and Capt: f. L. shelton
Major PETER j. OTEY, Typographical En-
gineer and Architect
Dr. W. B. ROBERTSON, Secretary
All communications must be addressed to the
Secretary at Lynchburg va. may Pot
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CPRING AND SUMMER
y NEW GOODS AGAIN.

11ns- Great inducements both in styles and pri-
ces to CASH buyers. ~ssN
We again call attention to our stock of NEW
GOODS which excel in style anything before Of
fered in the place and the price is so much lower
that all can now buy with satisfaction. Our stock
of dress goods is very large including all the
most fashionable styles and best make
Bereges, Lenos, Mozambiques, Challies, Organ
dies, Tissues, French Lawns, Brilliants and all
that class of Dress Goods as cheap as ever bought
Ginghams, mouslins, and calcoes as low as
coull be d>,ired say a4tf4
l2tc and upwards for prints,
Mousns from % to So
Bereges and chalies 81 to Toe
Bleached cotton, Is to 40c.
Gloves hosiery, lace wells,
trimmings, white goods,
moaslins, eambrics, laces,
and ribbons
in full assortment.
Cords, gimps, and buttons in all coors and styles
Cloths cassimers, vestings, linen
and cotton wear for
III men and boys. ee.
Come ond See: # you can't come, send your
orders a1sIt ace aciU aCork haIu to please.
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Election RETURNS.

The following are the returns Of the election
in this county, on Thursday last, as far as heard
from
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Ch0ncery Notices.


VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks
ty, the It'll day of May, 1866
Robert H. Brown, Thompson S. Brown, John
r. Brown and Ellen B. Brown ........ Plaintiffs.
Isabella J. Brown Anna S. Brown, infant child
of Stuart S. Brown and - Brown, infant son
of Thomas W. Brown, Defendants.
The object of this suit Is to obtain decree for
sale of tract of 1445 of land situate in Au-
g,lsta county, of which James G. Brown died
seized and distribution of the proceeds amongst
the heirs. tos4
The defendant, - Brown, infant son of Thos.
". Brown, not having entered his appearance.
and it appearing by satisfactory evidence that he
is not resident of this Commonwealth 1t is
dered that he do appear here within one month
after due publication of this notice, and do what
is necessary to protect his interest
/ may s-4w j. N. RYAN, Clerk
Ak<sxANaA AT rules held in the clerks
' office of the Circuit Court for Augusta coun-
ty, the 18th day of May 1866
Catherine r. Smith, who sues by Martin Muir
ray, her brother and next friend, .... Plaintiff.
against
William Smith Defendant
The object of this suit is to obtain q divorce
from the bonds of matrimony. ai-
The defendant, William Smith, not having en-
tered his appearance and it appearing by salts
factory evidence that he is not a resident of this
Common wealth 1t is ordered that he do appear
here within one month after due publication of
this notice, and do what is necessary to protect
his interest. A copy-teste,
may s-4w j. N. RYAN, Clerk.
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81 AlnPGfipR -

..
HAVING purchased the stock and fixtures
IN of the Confectionery Store lately occupied
BY Chambers u Co., Main Street, "a door above
Augusta street, we viii continue the business
with a largely ihcreaselstpe1 7arfl nvitethe pae-
ronage of our friend, and theopl9bliS general -
may l---G eE kER STEVENSON s. I"
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The Strawberry Feast will be given at |
o clock A. NJ on Tuesday next, instead Of I
o clock 7. NJ. as heretofore announced
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1866-05-29

The attention of the "a lies is called to the
advertisement of Mrs H. i. Pagan, in another
lumn.
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aEAT MxGHTEaEENT!!

VI BOOT a. SHOE TRADEi.
The subscribers would inform their old friends
and the public generally that they have ON hand
the largest stock of Boots and Shoes of every va
riety and style, to be found in this market, which
will be sold
AS CHEAP As THE CHEAPEST
FOR CASH OR COUNTRY PRODUCER !!
All kinds of work in their line will be made to
oT,er 4 5eSbgsl giateF,fa's aud ii fHlsiRea0'
lnay22 -tian2 G. EAG AN'f&. SIMPSONS
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1866-05-29

The 'Npectator. having a nac1 lafge7' clF-
culation than any other paper p,iois ae,i in tins
place, furnishes the best medium for advert
sing. .-.---
RECIPE FOR MAKING MONEY. Advertise
constantly and literally in the . Stanton Spec
tdtor.
rsE- Sale bonds for sale at the Spectator
0ffce-yery pretty and cheap.
We are panied to announce that Mr. Edward
Hess living near Greenyille, fell from tree on
Saturday last and broke his back.
The Rockingham Regt$te. has been enlarged
and is printed with new type. 1t is live pa
per and looks quite well, but would look a great
deal better if it did not contan such large cuts
which so materially mar its appearance.
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GorN XNDELRA1fM is tal,ia& Virginia AID
SontIierH Bank Money. for tiathi4@. II It's high
l.f rtt-= 1aSS STA
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West3carG He!

yEyGEE UNDERSzGNED proposes going
i to Missouri, and other Western States, early
ia June, and viii take pleasure in attending to
any business which, parties living in Virginia
may wish transacted there. l9.,l,
Address the subscriber, or Il. II. Guy, at Staun-
ton. j. EM METZ GU j, rft
may 22=-2t*s Sr1r EEg3 Attorney ut Law.
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a ~. COCWRAN 81 90. have ius

q I. COCHRAN & co. have just open
u. ed at their well known house asuperior lot
of Chewing and Smoking TOBACCO of extra
brands. Also an assortment of Choice CIGARS
which they offer cheap for cash. They also have
on hand stock of Groceries, Queensware and
Dye Stuffs.
rs Produce of all kinds will be taken in ex-
change for Goods [Staunton, Sept, 12-tf
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NGedicGI.



EEUTCHEsONsS OINTMENT.
E. THE GRAND EXTERNAL REMEDY
Warranted superior to any Liniment or Ointment
ever used, as a remedy, for
Piles,
Fistulas, Ulcers,
Inhamed Breasts, White
Swellngs. Burns, Scalds Pains
in the Chest or Side Sore Throat, Fresh
Cuts, Wounds or Bruises, Tooth Ache Jaw
Ache, Sore Eyes letter Sore Lips,
Skin Diseases, and all kinds ~
ofSores or Intianations
in MAN or
hHm BEAST
~. HUTCHINSON s. MILLER,
$3.50 IT, Amsterdam,
Botetourt county Va
For sale by Dr. WAYT & BRO, Wholesale
and Retail, Staunton, Va. may Is
nYSPEPSaA.-W hat everybody saws must
~ be true We have heard DIR, Strickland's
Tonic spoken of so frequently by those who have
been benefited by it, that at last are compell-
ed to make it known to the public that we really
believe it effects a cure in every case; therefore
we say to those who are suffering with Dyspepsia
or Nervous Debility, to go to their druggists and
get i bottle of DR.. Stricklandis Tonic
For sale by Dr. H. S. Eichelbcrger, and P. H
Trout and by druggists everywhere.
FHVgVO BAD CASES OF PILES CURED
4 by DR.. Strickland PILE Remedy Mr.
Glass, of GAINESVILLE, Wisconsin, writes for the
benefit of all who suffer with the Piles, that he
has been troubled for eight years with an aggra-
waited case of Piles, and his brother was discRarg-
ed from the army as incurable The being quite
paralyzed with the Piles.] Both these distressing
cases were cured with one bottle of Dr. Strick-
lands Pile Remedy The Recommendation of
these gentlemen, beside the daily testimonials re-
ceiyea by DIR. Strickland, ought to convince those
suffering that the most aggravated chronic eases
Of Piles are cured by Dr. Strickland's Pile Rem
edy. For sale by DR. II. S. Eichelberger and p
H. Trout, and by druggists everywhere.
4 SUPERIOR EsEEzEDY.-Wecan con-
"A scientiollsly recommend to those suffering
from a distressing cough, Dr. Strickland Mel
liaous Cough Balsam is one of the best prepara-
tons in use, and is all that its proprietor claims
for it, We have tried it during the past week.
and found relief from a most distressing cough
1t is prepared by DIR. Strickland, No 139 Syca-
more st, Cincinnati, Ohio and for sale by Dr.
IT, S. Eichelberger, and p. H. Trout and by
druggists everywhere. March ID. ely.
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MY 1T KAYsER & YOUNG.
a. OOEsS AE GREATLY
VI REDUCED PRICES.
PIPER & FUNKIIOUSEI2, are now receiv-
ing in their new store room, next door to p. ii.
Trout drug store, decidedly the ncatest and best
stock of
FANCY and STAPLE DRY GOODS
they have ever offered Among a general stock,
the following kinds of Dress Goods may be found:
checked and striped Mozambiques,
printed crepe maretz
cashmere foulards, silk do,
black and fancy silks,
white goods air.s black goods aen uol par"s0ls'
boys wear,
Also notions of every kind.
Great care has been taken in selecting our stock,
and we have determined to offer our goods at a
small advance for CASH
Goods are pretty we think, but of this the Ia
dies must come and Judge for themselves.
may 1-3mos Eindcator copy.
How 40 SAVE HONEY
IL Buy goods of c. L. WOOD
| have Just received Ii
- - = NEW STOCK
of Spring calcoes, delaines,l ehambrays, balmo-
rails, parasols hoop skirts ladies hats shoes &c,
also gentlemens ready-made clothing, cassimers,
kentucky Jeans, boots shoes, hats, caps, linen
coats, linen and paper cuffs and collars, etc.
| have also on hand sugar, coffee, tea rice, pep
per, indigo, madden, logwood, allspice. cloves
and starch all of which | will sell cheap for cash
or exchange for country produce.
My friends and the public generally are res
pectfully invited to call and examine my stock.
Thankful for past favors, respectfully solicit
the continuation OF the same.
May |, 1856. C. y. WOOD.
5EB n. EaAEsAsy0OD would respectfully
I'D. call the attention of his friends, and the
public, to tn fact that he has just received and
offers for sale, at Reduced Prices choice assort-
ment of dry goods, gro ,eries, hats, cotton yarns,
queensware, nails, tobacco, dye-stutfs, kerosene
oil, lamps, and variety of other articles.
Terms Cash Main street, Staunton, Va.
-
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General Joseph +. Johnston was, on the 18th
instant, elected President of the Alabama and
Tennessee River Railroad. There was no OPP
position to his election; and the Directors were
authorized to fix his salary at any sum not less
than six thousand dollars a year. The Selma
Times says that it is confidently expected that
be will accent the position
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1866-05-29

When the Cuba left Queenstown on the 18th
inst, hopes were still entertained that the
threatened European war would be ayerted-
It had been suggested that England and Rus
STA should unite with France in proposing a
Congress for the settlement OF the questions at
issue. It was not believed that any formal
treaty had been concluded between Italy and
russia t+.5r efs -f ft,t-
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Dry Goods, groceries, DC.

CTOCK OF GOODS FOR sAAE.-The
- undersigned, finding that they have too much
other business to attend properly to their Store,
offer for sale
A Small Stock of Goods
in their store at Willow Spout, Augusta county,
Va, two miles from Mt. Sidney, the Mead
ami3cd road 1t is Il irst-rate stand for a store.
may l5-3ts PARKINS 81 BRO.