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EEsRlyE DIS.iSlER.
The 'Nsu.k of the Arthur kiusnan-A rrivul
Of tho Crew this PORT.

The 'Nrvrk of the Arthur kiusn,an--A rrivut
Of tho Grew mt this PORT.
Pilot hoat No. ], while cruising about at sea on
Monday morning last, came across an open boat in
which were six men, who turned out TO he the crew
Of the bark Arthur Kinsman, which left Baltimore
for Portland with load OF coal several days ago.
The captain states that On Sunday evening, about
I've O'Clock, gale sprang up which The bark was
unable to stand up against, Being loaded with coal
very low to the water every sea that passed
kank her deeper and deeper, untll IL tnally became
evident that she would soon 20 10 The bottom.
The crew did everything that lay III them power TO
save heT but 1t was OF 10 use, ana In che evening
she loundered, the meg barely escaping with their
lives by taking TO their small boat. The pilot boat
a,ter picking The crew up put them aboard Of the
Sity OF London, which she met coming into port,
ahu lhy SAY they were very kindly treated Dy all
noaiu The Arthur Kinsman was OF Nantucket
spa's ss when she foundcred. She was nrst class
phIn, ". Ala IONS burden, and was built In Wesis
lc, py RUSSELL In 1866. She was l10 feet long,
- zee, pean aud i0 feet depth or mold. Geo S Hurd
snu oenels were me owners. A very amusing incl
time atcr the crew OF the i-fatod weasel had been
brought ABOARD. There were u number of Cerman
s)ngrants on board, and one Of them nuinted tho
men out 10 his companions as they Came mon uecr
and all the others after q little cOnfah heya,, ~
stare at the poor fellows as though they ha.I hee,
something out OF the ordinary run OF The man en-.
cies IL was ascertained afterwards that tney ,vsra
believed to be American privateers caDtnrei m,
their way to g0bbe up stray Fadcrlanders M sea
u took long tip,s lar fhcm 70 find ySt Their Mia
.1aka
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NEW HAMPSHIRE RACING.


The Agricultural Fair Races-I.ndy Alice the
Winner Of the First Race -Th omns J~ rersou
tho Winner OIL tho second--( 'ont,Iiion OF tho
Track.
MANCHESTER, Sept. s, 1870.
The 1rst race OF the fair took place soon after two
O'Clock this being purse OF 800 for gentlemen's
driving horses TO road wagons, mile heats, best
three In nve OF fourteen horses entered
only six started, Copp's Lady Alice, OF
Boston, winning the race In three straight heats
easily In 1857, 2:6l and 1862. Barbour's gedng.
Tom Patchen, Of birmingham, got the second
premium OF $25, Smiths black Riddle. OF Hartford
getting the third place, ana Gates Captain jerks
tue Iourth, the other two being distanced.
Ine second race vast for purse OF $3.50 for horses
mat had never beaten 2:40; the first 10 receive
xl75 the second $50 and the third S25.
FOR This there were twelve entries and nine
starters. The first, sectOnd and 1fth heats were
won by smiths black sia lion Thomas Jefferson OF
Hartford, Conn.,. ana the third and fourth by FlsK's
Drown stallion Dauntess, the time being 2:3s, 2:37s
2;S01s, 2@ and 2:32A. The third money went TO
W0rcester's Richmond Boy, OF Boston.
me track, halfmile one, was hard, dry and full
Tour seconds slower than a good mile track. The
exhloition OF cattle IS the finest that has ever been
seen In New England, and, perhaps
m IN the country, ana the attendance during
the remainder of the fair Is expected
to be very large, as rhe mlls suspend operations
Tor the remainder OF the week, ana extra trains on
the railroads are 70 run from all directions. The
ADDRESS Is TO be delivered Friday by Senator
Patterson.
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TIVE ALLEGED FsLosous ASSAULT At MOTT HAVEN.

The examination Of william Nelson for an aIcge 1
brutal assault on Patrick Mcdonnell at Mott ha,
westchester county. on the LIST instant took pla CO
before Justice Fulen, az Morrisanis, Yesterday IL
appeared from the testimony that the connIa,nt
upon which the warrant for the arrest Of Neison
bad been issued was somewhat exaggerated ~ the
injuries inflicted upon the c0mpainant were OF TIE
most tinlng nature, and In ADDITION to this the lat.
,er had engaged IN q rough ana tumble nght with
the accused. Nelson was held IN the sum OF $3.50
Tor his appearance at the next Court Of Sessions,
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A RAN KILLED BY A BLAST.

Yesterday afternoon fatal accident occurred at
the sewer excavation on Newark avenue. near the
Court House, Jersey City. blast had been charged
aud the word "hre' was given. A few OF the more
experienced hands always lag behind the others,
being accustomed 10 the work and confident In
their calculations as to the time that viii elapse
before the explosion under certain circumstances.
TINS Time, however, the blast went or before one Of
the meh named COREY NAT got beyond range, and
he was struck III tho abdomen with large piece OF
tlgk EA.Gl tllIsA Rlm Dlpast ineyApNy
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team. F1ve entries are made for this-w. H. Doble's
bay goding Blue Dick and brown marc Lizzie
chestnut mare Lightfo0t Budd Doble's chestnut
geldtng Dot and chestnut geding hickory Jack, q.
J. Jachs0n's bay gelding Bess and bay mare Flora
Day william paines bay stallion Ga,ibaldi and bay
gelding Two White Heels.
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the NEW BRIDGE OVER the HARLEM RIVER.

The Watson Manufacturing Company, Of Paterson,
YESTERDAY closed contract with the New York and
Harlem Railroad Company for new bridge tironl
over tho Harlem river. II will have two permanent
spans OF lSl feet inches each and swing span OF
200 feet, and wil cost $lo2603. u N ~ DC done ny
1Nreh -
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nal on which she lavtshed praises and bet her 'pin
money" AMI to which she would call the attention
OF her friends AZ II made the Circuit OF the track.
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q'Hg FIRST TRor

POiNr BRHB2E PARK, TUESDAY, Sept o.--Purse
900 for horses that have Lot trotted better than
2b0eeoo 70 the first 5000 to the second aud 500 to
the third mile naai9 best three In i've In harnAHH
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FIRST RACE

Before the start the betting IN the city was as fol-
lowa.--
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New Advertisements.

r AND SALE.-Ender decree OF the Cir
IL cult Court of Augusta county, made in
cause of Jacob Myers vs Levi F. Myers, l will,
on the premises, on Friday, the tn day of No
vember next, sell, at public sale, to the highest
tanning Twenty Acres. adjoining hollands
of Harris and Meyers lying about four miles from
Stanton, and on which is common dwelling
house.
TERMS Equal instruments at one and two
years, bearing interest from sale, the purchaser
giving bonds with good personal security, and
stitle to be retained as ultimate security
NICHO. K. TROUT,
oct7-tds Commissioner.
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The Prussians are fortifying, entrsnching
and otherwise strengthening their position
around Paris.
On the LIST dispatch from the New
York Worlds correspondent at Boulogno
reported terrible battle between the Crown
Prince and Gen. Ducrot, reinforced by
Trochu, in which it was reported the Crown
Prince suffered heavy loss and was com
PEELED to retreat on the army of King
William, leaving the French in possession
Of Versailles
Later d spasches throw discredit on this
report.
A balloonist has made q successful trip
from Paris to Tours and reports Paris de-
Tended by half a million men well armed
and disciplined. He reports butter and fresh
meat scarce in the City, but plenty of salt
meat and breadstufs to last six months.
Gen. Bourbachi escaped from Metz and
arrived in England OF the LIST with dispatch
es from Bazaine to tie Empress Eugene.
Strasbourg has surrendered and half Of
the besieging army has moved to Paris and
the other half to Lyons
A Berlin dispatch of the let says 1.-The
idea is strongly put forward that the surren-
der OF Strasbourg is likely to produce a
change in the war It is said that Bazaine
is new willing to capitulata upon an offer by
Prussia to restore the Imperial government
and agree to peace. This meets the support
OF the Imperialist soldiers and most of the
bourgeois and peasants. It is believed by
those well informed that Napoloan or bis
son, under the Regency Of che Empress,
will be raseated on the throne
1t is reported at Nantz and Ncuf Chatel
that Gen. Won Moltke, the Commander in
Chief Of the Prussian armies, is dead
Skirmishing is the daily pastine around
Paris.
It is believed in Berlin that Congress OF
the European powers is about to be called
70 +r,
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at no time speechless

The vote was taken ut Rome on the Dad,
On the question "Is union with the King
dom Of Italy under the constitu' ional rule
Of Victor Emanuel desirable ?" and over
$4,000 votes cast in favor of this sproposcl
italian unity to So against it.
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EFor the Yindicatnrl
MCDoYRLL. Va. Oct. Ist /,

MCDOWELL, Va, Oct. LIST, 1870.
To THE VoTERs OF HIGHLAND If Capt
John W. Myers will consent to be cantli
date for the Office of Commonwealth Attor-
cney, he will be supported by
MANY VOTERS.
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THE FAIR Those who have attended our

THE FAIR Those who have attended our
County Fair must have been gratifed to
see how well provided the large multitudes
in attendance have been with well cooked
and well served meats at moderate prices
1t may not generally beknown that this is
done by the ladies Of the several religious
den onipations, who, in this way, are ena-
bled to raise large sums Of money for their
benevolent enterprise.
This one fact goes far to explain what has
attracted so much attention and approval
the thorough good order which prevails at
our County Fair.
We are pleased to hear that the ladies are
already at work in preparation for the com :
ing Fair. Success to the Fair!
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The Southern Commercial Convention is
in session in Cincinnati. Three hundred
and fifty delegates, representing IS States
and IS Cities, are present. Jno. W. Gar
rett, Of Baltimore, was elected permanent
President. A motion to change the name
from "Southern" to National" elected an
excited debate and was informally laid over.
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The report that Gen. Lee was paralyzed,
which reached here, few days since, turns
out to be incorrect. He was attacked with
a fainting spell, produced by unusual IA
tigus, from which he is recovering, and his
physicians ASSERT that he will be out again
in few days. Our informant says he was
at no time speechlass
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The Florence

Is easily managed. Beginners are troubled less
in accomplishing given amount of work than
any other Machine yet offered to the public
Its attachments for Hemming, Telling, Cording
Braiding Binding, Quilting and Tucl1ing are
very simple and perfect The severest tests to
which Sewing Machines were ever subjected in
this country, were at the American Institute Fair
held in New York, Oct. 1865, and Sept. 1867,
land Institute in 1867. At each of these Fairs,
machines were tested from three to five weeks, by
the best judges in the country, and by them the
first premium Gold Medal was awarded to the
Florence Machine.
Special attention is invited to some of the i'm
provements over other machines united in the
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RE4SONE..

IIN-ISUI
lst. Simplicity and great range Of work.
End Its making four different stitches, viz
The lock stitch, double lock stitch, knot stitch
and double knot stitch.
3rd. It's reversible feed motion, operated by
simply turning thumb screw, enabling the OPP
orator to run the work to the right or left and
seams.
4th. The perfect finish and the substantial
manner in which the machine is made.
5th. The rapidly Of its working and the
quality Of the work done.
9th. It's self-adjusting tension.
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The General Assembly met on Saturday
last, but there being no quorum in either
the Senate or House, both adjourned over
till Monday.
On Monday the Senate still had no quo
rum though the House mustered one
Tho Senate again adjourned over till Tues
day. The House took up no business of
Importance.
The Senate still had no quorum On Tues
day and the House tranacted no business
CT importance or even Of general interest.
The Conservative District Convention as
sembled in Harrisonburg on the 9th inst
There were only five counties represented,
owing to the damage t9 roads by the flood
and consequent difficulty in reaching Harris
onbug. N. B. Meade was made temporary
chairman. A permanent organization was
then gone into and, Robt. ". Hunter, of
Winchester made permanent President OF the
Convention. In ORDER to have the Counties
fully represented the Convention adjourned
to meet in Harrisonburg GA Thursday next,
October 18th
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VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks of
fee of the Circuit Court for Augusta
County, Sept. 9Th 1870.
NJ. G. Harman-Plainttf,
against
John S, Byers, W. A. Abney and Alexander
Gardner, -Defendants
in chancery.
The object fths suit is to enforce the vendor S
lien on certain land in the bill and proceedings
mentioned, for the amounts stated in the bill.
The Defendant John S. Byers, not having en-
tered his appearance, and it appearing by salts
factory evidence that he is not resident of this
State: 1t is ordered that he do appear here with
in one month after due publication of this notice
end do what is necessary to protect his interest.
Copy-Teste,
in. RYAN elk.
Sheffey & Bumgardner p. q. sep9-4t
WTAYNEsBORO TANNERY THE under
w sigucd intends carrying on the TAN
MING BUSINESS permanently at the above
place.
Highest cash prices will be paid for Hides, Skins
and Bark.
will also Tan on the shares as heretofore.
jul29-3m W. B. GALLAHER.
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF best make of La
IA dies and Misses Hosiery, at
sep2-tf NJ. P. FUNKHOUSER & CO.'S
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take this opportunity of informing MY friends
and the public generally that have just opened
Il large stock of superior
READY-NADE CLOTHING,
which has been selected with great care from the
best manufactures of New York and Baltimore
Also good stock Of city-made boots and shoes,
a large stock of cheap heavy boots and brogans
for winter; splendid stock of hats and caps, all
the latest styles; magnificent stock of cravats,
tieg, bows &c. and complete ' line Of gents fur
Do NOT fail to look in at my establishment before
making your purchases. Goods and prices will
certainly suit you New goods received every
few days, Goods delivered to any part Of the
city iree. sepa0-2T
HOR RENT.-A well established Photograph
Il Gallery, all newly painted and papered
Apply to
sep2-lm NJ. P. FUNKHOUSER.
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ApPo1NTMENTs.- Walker has made
the following appointments Of Directors and
Visitors to the State Institutions at this
place:
Directors Of tie Westerm Lueatic AsW,,ns
at tStaumton.-Robert W Burke, Reuben
D. Hill, P. B. Hoge, Robert G BicIlle,
VIM. Fl. Peyton, David G. McGufin, John
B. Evans, James Fl. Blackley, staunton
Jacob Baylor, Swoope's Depot, Augusta !;
Samuel G. Harper, Mount Sidney, Angus
Fisitors to the Institute for tie Deaf,
Dumb and Blind, ct ,Staunton. j oseph
A. Waddell, Alex. B. Cochran, VIM. j.
Nelson, Staunton; j B. Dorman, Licking
ton !; J. II. Wartman, Harris onburg; Chas.
S. Roller, Mount Sidney, Augusta; G. G..
Merritt, Greensville, Augusta.
New COUNTERFEIT BANK NoTEs. Z eter-
sons Banh Note Detector for last Saturday
gives the following among the latest forge
ries
First National Bank, Philadelphia, Pa,
tens, (second plato,) imitation well done !;
some defects Of the first plate have been
corrected in this
Third National Bank, Philadelphia, Pa;
ten /; the best engraved and most danger
Gus imitation yet issued ; on the right end
border, near the top Of the note, opposite
the large figure 10 in the lathe-wolk die,
are the words national currency" in very
small letters on examination it will be seen
that the last in currency is omitted in this
counterfeit, making it read cu,7eny
State National Bank, Philadelphia .
twos imitation the engraving is scratchy
Consolidation National Bank, Phiadcl-
phia tweDties. raised from fves altcra-
tons we'll DONE
Farmers National Bank, of Reading,
Pa. hyes limitations are reported in cir
culation. Look out for all Farmers Ma
tional Banks, as the town and State can be
easily changed, and printed from the same
counterfeit plate
The Conservative Convention for the sec
ond district met here today Col. L. D.
Starke, Of Norfolk, presided.
After sig ballots the names Of Col. D J.
Goodwin, Of Portsmouth, and Mr. Oswald
Of Norfolk, were withdrawn, and Col. R. B.
Boiling, of Petersburg, unanimously nomi-
mated for Congress.
Resolutions recommending DR.. Pretlow.
of Southampton, for Congressman at large
were adopted. -Dispatch.
Shenandoah County, according to the re-
turns of Maj Rinker, tho census marshal,
has a population Of 5,064 The Tenth
Legion Banner says this is an increase Of
! ,021 since 1860 The population of the
towns in the county is as follows Wood
stock, $40; Edinburg, AGO Mt jackson,
go; New Market; 500; strasburg, $50.
The area of the flood seems to cover a
wide field, embracing large parts of the
States Of Naryland, West Virginia the Dis
trict of Columbia and Virginia.
Miss Lydia Armstrong, Of Grant county,
ILL.,, advertisos for husband Money
she says, ':is no object, but he must be
healthy and willing..td work.
The coin in the y. S. Treasury is $685.
100000, and currency $50, 100000.
AZ order hes been issued consinging Mrs.
E. A Pollard to an insane asyiuin.
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Florence Sowing Machine.

1t is the only Machine that makes four kinds
Of stitches, three of which are made on no other
Machine, and are stronger and more elastic than
any other having reversible feed.
Unequaled for fastening ends of seams, Gull
ting, &c.
1t is the only Machine having self-adusting
shuttle tension-a great improvement over all
others, rendering it easy to do good work on any
fabric.
1t fastens the ends of Il seam better and quick
er than seamstress can.
No Machine uses less thread.
It has an improved hemmer making any width
Of hem, and easily managed. Owned exclusive
~ by the Florence Company.
1t will hem anything and make perfect corners.
It hens, fells, cords, braids, tucks, quilts,
binds, gathers, &c, without basting.
1t makes q gather and sews to hand at one
operation perfectly (unequaled in this.)
1t has the best quilting guide.
The needle is easily adjusted
1truns light and quietly.
1t can be easily managed by a child.
1t needs only to be seen to satisfy any one of
its superiority over all others.
We guarantee the Florence will sew everything
needed in family, from the heaviest to the
lightest fabric.
1t does more work, and more kinds of work,
than any other Machine.
Its motions are all positive; there are no
ePiiuSS W SSg out 'tuu ItS en-
ables the most inexperienced to operate it with
the ease of an expert.
1t does not require finer thread on the under
than on the upper side, and will sew across the
heaviest seams, or from one to two thickness of
cloth, without change of needle tension or stitch,
OR breaking thread.
All persons wishing to purchase a Machine,
will please call and examine the Florence before
purchasing elsewhere.
We learn every one that buys a Machine from
us to be a good operator, freq of charge
G. E. WOOD, Agent,
Opposite Virginia Hotel Staunton, Va
All kinds of work done to order at the office of
the Agent Of the Florence Machine opposite the
Vs., HOTEL Staunton, Va.
TESTIMONIAL FROM THE MAYORS WIFE.
Staqnton, Va, Sept. s, 1870.
Some five years ago. on the recommendation
OF the Rev. Armstrong, l obtained a Florence
Sea9ing Machines, and have it now in use 1t
performs its work to my satisfaction, sewing
rapidly neat and substantial lock-stitch
have, in the meantime, used and observed the
working andwork of other machines, and do not
hesitate to certify, that the Florence is fully
equal, if not superior, to any machine of the kind
in my knowledge-and cheerfnlly recommend
1T to those in search Off good machine
SeDl6=tf NJ K TROTIT
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STRAYED OR STOLEN.
~ From the subscriber, on Friday the 18th
inst, from the farm of Henry Eake, near New
Hope,
BAT MARE,
nine years old, has white spot in her forehead,
a scar under her breast from a snag, works well
and her hind legs had the skin torn off when she
was talen.
/ viii give a liberal reward for her delivery
to me or for any information that may lead to
her recovery,
WALLACE CHILES,
ep30-3t New Hope, Augusta.
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VpANKING DEPARTMENT

OF THE
VIRGINIA INSURANCE COMPANY,
This Company having Banking privileges I'M
der its Charter, has commenced business in the
Banking rooms of the late Central Bank Of Vir
ginia, Staunton.
DEPOSITS will be received and ACCOUNTS
kept as in other Banking Institutions.
COLLECTIONS on all accessible points and
prompt returns made at the lowest rates
DRAFTS furnished on the principal cities
TIME PAPER purchased negotiable or guar
anteed.
GOLD, sILVERand UNCURRENT MONEY
bought and sold.
us. Internal Revenue Stamps on hand for
sale. W. H. TAMS,
Secretary & Cashier.
JOHN WAYT, Teller.
June l-6m
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County Conservative Ticket.

ELECTT0NDAY 7, TUEsDA 7, N0V 8. 1870.
TREASURER,
CHARLES T. COCHRAN.
COUNTY CLERK,
WILLIAM A. BURNETT.
CIRCUIT CLERK,
JOSEPH II. RYAN
COMMONWEALTH ATTORNEY,
JAMES BUMGARDNER, Jg.
SUPERINTENDENT OF THE POOR,
GEO. W. FAUBER.
SHERIFF,
WILLIAM L. MOWRY.
SURVEYOR,
Col. JOHN D. LILLE8.
DETAILS OF THE FEsEsEaEIE
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Read THIS.

Agents Of the Singer and Improved Howe Sew
ing. Machines at the State Fair, Louisville, Ken
lucky.
The Florence Machine takes the two first pre-
miums over all its competitors and was declared
by all who examined it, to be the best Sewing
Machine on Exhibition.
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ncing on October 18th next.

Remember that the Augusta County Fair
will certainly come off on the 18th, 10Th
and 20th insts.
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RICHARDSON & WHEAT,
WHOLESALE &. RETAIL
GR0eIRS add P2DlUGE DIALI2S.
CORNER MAIN & AUGUSTA sTS.,
a'T.aU.RaezoJg, We.
LARGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK
FAMILY GROCERIES,.
SUGARS, COFFEEs, SYRUPs, M0LAssEs,
SPICES, RICE: CHEESE, BUTTER COT
TON-YARNs, TOBACCO. CRACKERS,
FLOUR, FISH, BACON, SALT,
BUCKETS, BR0OMs, &c &c.
We are Offering our Goods at the lowest
CASH PRICES,
and we are determined to give satisfaction to all
who may need anything in our line of bust
ness
WE HAVE MOVED INTO THE
NEW BUILDING,
RECENTLY ERECTED ON THE CORNER OF
MAIN AND AUGUSTA STREETS.
We request the Farmers and Citizens general
ly, who have not tried us, to do 50.
REMEMBER THE PLACE
CHEAP GROC ERIES.
BE SURE TO CALL ON
RICHARDSON e. WHEAT:
I READY-NADE
THE LARGEST STOCK THIS SIDE OF
BALTIMORE
HATS AND CAPS,
4 FULL STOCK,
ALWAYS ON HAND.
ALSO, A FINE STOCK OF
BOOTS, SHOES,
CENTS FU1RNLSHLNG GOODS,
ALL OF WHICH WILL BE SOLD AT
EgnEfizsaorc Prices,
FOR CASH.
All goods guaranteed to be as Represented.
Gall ssHa<s Examine.
J. W. ABBY,
sep3o-3t Is New ST., Stanton, Va.
C1oTHISe ! o1o7H al
i, a. AEsNTENTRoUT's
NEW CL0THIN G USE,
No. 1913 AUGUSTA ST.
take this opportunity of informing MY friends
and the public generally that have just opened
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HIGHLAND CoURr.-Judge VIM. No
LaugAIin, having been prevented by the
floods FROM holding the regular term Of the
Circuit Court Of Highland On Oct 3rd,
will hold a special term of said court, com-
on Qctnher 18th next