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NEW GOODS. NEW GOODs,-y


in are receiving large and cheap assortmen,
fof Groceries aud Dry Goods of various kinds
Eand offer greater inducements than ever before
Ito the public, to call and examine our stock be
sfore buying elsewhere
hhds. sugars. also white sugars,
1 A full assortment of teas and spices,
hhds. of molasses,
20 bags of coffee,
bbls and boxes Of Glassware-varied ane
scheap,
bales brown cotton,
. cotton bats, cotton yarns
20 pairs blankets, bags Of various kinds,
7pieces drab and gray-6-4 fulled CLOTH
Kentucky Jeans, cassimeres, casinets, SC.
Boots and Shoes, Sole Leather.
aBabbitts Soaps-pale Stearine and Brown Soap,
Tubs, Buckets, Baskets, Brooms.
Demij &c.
sHARD WARE.-Naiis, horse shoes, nail iron
lrolled and hammered iron all sizes; strap iron
alocks, hinges, screws, &c.
I Cheese and Crackers, James River Cement anG
4 Fishersville Lime
4 l40 sacks fine salt ITO arrive) &c.
q COUNTRY MERCHANTS will find it to their in
5terest to buy Of us, we will guarantee goods a
I baltimore prices freight added. with the advan
Stage of personal selection, and the immediate
Efling of their orders.
Prompt attention will be given to orders
octlS BAKER BROS.
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auction Sales.
rr1vrroN saLEOFLAND ON THE

"A RAILROAD, RoCKBRIDGE Co .
Bv virtue of decree of the circuit Cou Geo %
s;n the cause in said Court pending, IN whch Ca
Nv SCOTS administrator is plaintiff ana GARY
Acotts heirs ct al are defendants, the underslgn-
aed. as special commissioners by sald decree ior
S0N' the purpose appointed, will, on
SATURDAY, THE 1sT DAY OF OCTOBEK
s187O. at II o'clock, NJ on the premises, proceed
~ ali the large and valuable tract OF land OF
(which the late Cary Scott died seazed, iyi4g III
mediately upon the Cnesanp annt IN Rnckbridge
5county. adjoining the lands of Nancy Farrow,
sand others. and containing by estimation Sl"3
sacres. This tract comprises hundreds VI 49,
eof which is susceptible of cultivation, ana lying
LAS it does Immediately upon one OF the gIeat
of the State, presents attractlve
to persons desiring to make PROF
Humber business. The tract is susceptible OF dl-
vision into or more smaller tracts, and Will pc
Ssod as a whole or in parcels, as may De most ~
accordance with the wishes OF purchasers, anu
sthe interests of the estate. Sale peremptory
TERMS OF sALE-Cash in hand suf1clent 10 de-
sfray the expenses of sale, and for the residue,
5bonds of the purchaser, with good personal Sc
curity for equal amounts payaD.e a. SIX
Security. w. A. ANDERSON,
J. P. MOORE.
Commissioners.
q va The above sale has been postponed until
sThursday, the 3rd day of November, 1870 on ac-
5count of high water.
VIM A. ANDERSON,
I j. p. MOORE,
soct11-tds Commissioners.
COMMISSIONERS Sale of a house
~ AND LOT in the Town of Staunton.-In
pursuance of DEGREES of the Circuit Court Of Au-
sgusta, rendered at the last November and June
sterrls, in the of A. Ne. Bruce and others %.
4 Wm. E. Robinson, the undersigned Commits
ssoners will sell at public auction, in front Of the
sCourt-house in the town of Stanton, on MON
sDAY, the 18th day of October, 1870, the HOUSE
2AND LOT in the Northern part of the town OF
sStaunton, at present occupied by the SAID VIII
sliam E. Robinson and separated from the SAMMY
ss;de property by street The lot contains about
5one-half of an acre and has on it a trame-house
din good repair It has been recently surveyed
dand staked off into four lots of 5Oxll6 feet. On
stho day of sale it will be offered as whole or IN
aots. as may be then deemed best. The property
Dis bounded on the front of the dwelling by
street and on one side and rear by alleys.
d Terms-Enough in hand to pay the charges OF
sale and costs of suit. The balance in three
sequal installments at 6. r. and Is months, Sc
Scured by bonds Of the purchasers, with approved
5persona security, and the title to be retained as
further security THOS. G. ELDEE,
n1 ORLANDO SMITH,
q sep13-tds Commissioners.
] 2. S.-Plot and Survey to be seen at the office
&of Sr,itb g.
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auction Sales.
v7ALUABLE FARM sALE.-

Y splendid farm belonging to the estate o.
aDavid LANCE. decd, will be-by mutual consent
aof all the heirs-sold at public sale on 21st day
sof November 1870
This property is situated On the Western bank
3of Cowpasture river, contains 2l6 acres
Jabout IT'S acres improved, a great portion OF
! (which is superior bottom land admirably adapt
11e9 to grain and grass. There is also a dwelling
Hhouse. stable, barn, and good orchard 1t Is
swithin mile of Williamsville, where there are
two stores, good house of worship. good mills
asaddler's shop, shoe shop, blacksmith shop, SC
TERMS OF SALE will be liberal. For furthe,
address the undersigned
VIM. d. LANCE
octll-3t Williamsville Va.
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GEN. ROBERT E. LEE John Mitchell, the
Irish patriot, pays the following glowing but
just tribute to the fame and character of Gen
Lee, In his paper, the Irish Citizen, which isl
published in New York city. In referring toI
the despatch foreshadowing the old hero !
probable death, the Citizen says: "All mem
who are capable of comprehending and appre-
Chatting true nobility of heart and splendor off
1renown will read with pain this sad announce
'nent. We can very we'll conceive that even
hose soldiers who fought against the great
3Virginian on many bloody field will feel al
pang on hearing the news that the noble gray
head IS bowed down, and the trumpet voice
hat once rang SO clear over the field of BATTLE
i Us sllenced. The New York Herald alludes
20 the report of Gen. Lees illness as ''sor
rowing announcement The Radical papers
generally have no comments upon it either one
! way or another. Lynch Nro.
The decree for the emancipation of slaves in
Cuba provides that all children of slave moth
FRS hereafter born, shall be free; that all chill
iren born since September, 1868 shall be free
IN the payment of twenty-five dollars; that all
,laves who have served the Spanish Govern
nent against the rebels shall be liberated, 10y
Il owners only to be Unidentified for their loss !;
! hat those slaves who have reached the age of
4 ixty, and all hereafter arriving at that age,
ball be freed with recompense to their own
Frs.
Gov. Walker, ia his message to the Iegisla-
ure urging that body to take prompt meas
.res to relieve the suffering produced in the
various parts of the State, by the recent food
IN the James and Shenandoah rivers calls up
+ IN the members from these portions of the
q State visited by the calamity, to at once form
themselves into relief committee to collec,
unds and to distribute the same to the most
leedy and suffering.
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ocIII-oe WhnausVllle, va
sNTJRTgC SALE of PersonaI pronortv

III will sell at public auction, at my late resi-
sdence on South River, on TUESDAY, the 18th
sday of October 1870, all of my farming lmple-
lments, embracing 18 head Of Cattle, Cows, G
Horses, 6 Colts, thoroughbred Durham Bull,
Wagons. Flows, Harrows, &c.
Terms Of Sale-Cash on all sums under $40
ION all sums over $40 credit of six months will
;be given-the purchaser executing bonds with
approved personal security.
octl1-tds H. G. PATRICK.
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LAND FOR sALE.-I

pursuance Of a decree Of the Circuit Court
aof Augusta county, rendered in the csuse of Nc
SComb VS.. Thomas A. Turk and others at the last
ssJune term, will proceed on the premises, on
"Wednesday, the 23rd day of November next, to
ssel at public sale to the highest bidder the tract
Hof land on which said Thomas A. Turk resides
situated in said county on Meadow Run, about
sseyen miles from Staunton, containing about
a25l3 acres more less. It stands among the
5sion house, and good Improvements generally.
cit is seldom that such an estate is put up at auc-
ation. Sale to commence at ii O. clock A. NJ
Terms-Costs of sale and suit in hand balance
gin equal instalments at six, eighteen, thirty and
Eforty two months, bearing interest purchaser to
Sgive bonds with sufficient personal security, and
atitle to be retained as ultimate security.
NICHO. X. TROUT,
Oc1S-tde Commissioners
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The following nominations in the differen
Congressional Districts of Virginia, have beef
made by the Conservative party:
First District Judge John Critcher.
Second District. Robert B. Bowling
zof Petersburg.
] Third District Judge James Fl. Cox, o
chesterfield Declined.
Fourth District Col William L. Owen.
Fifth District. Col r. I. w. Duke, of AL
Sbemarle
I iSiscth District Judge John T. Harris, Of
buckingham
.Serenth Distrlct-E. NJ BraxtoD, of Fred
sericksburg
Eighth District. Gen. William Terry, Of
zWvthe
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q ' VIII OlIer at public sale, on SATURDAY.
sstne Eth day OF November next, valuable tract
sof land IN Augusta county, lying on the waters
aof Christians Greek about FIVE miles from Staun
aton and three miles from Fishersvile. The farm
3contains ago acres-3O0 of which are cleared
aaand mostly in grass, and the balance good tim
abered land
Inc improvements consist of new brick man.
:sssion with nine rooms, good barn. saw and grist
5mlll--nearly finished-a fine young orchard of
Sabout four hundred choice fruit trees and fine
Il spring in the yard.
If the farm is sold, will also sell about 25
Shead OF catte-1O of which are thorough bred
aDurham-l drill, mower. wheat fan, l horse
srake, horses, wagons, and harness. and many
aother things used on first class farm
Terms FOR THE LAND.-$2 COO cash: the hall
sance on credit of five or ten years, with inter
lest For the personal property 6 months credit.
se20-tds Il n RAGRY
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by virtue OF deed dated the 10Th Of Nav.
aal995, executed by George Greaver to William 5.
Hanger has been substituted by order of the
scounty court OF Augusta county, as trustee, I
aWlll proceed on SATURDAY, THE 5rH OF
aNO EN- BER, 1870, in the town of Staunton. in
Il iront OF the Courthouse to sell to the highest
aoidder, valuable tract of land containing 1911
Sacres, more or less, located in the county of
Augusta, adjoining the lands of Joseph r. Mitch
Cell and others. about three miles from Staunton.
land about one mile South of the Ches s. O. r,
a The improvements consist of a comfortable dwell
Hing and the necessary out houses.
Terms of sale-Cash.
MARSHALL HANGER.
a aoH "a L
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Jew GOODS
ACKERMAN & cos
We are now receiving large and complete
assortment of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS

comprising
/ Dress Goods of all the new styles; Plaids in
sgreat variety: black Alpacas, very superior, al
|grades; bleached and brown cottons, sheetings
stickings. ginghams fannels opera fannels al
;colors Empress Cloths, merinos, sash ribbons
3velvets velveteens, large assortment of carpets
soil cloths, mats and rugs, 800 pairs of ladies
lshoes, &c. all of which offer at prices in com
ipetion with any cash" store in the Valley.
Call and examine for yourselves.
ocl8 ACKERMAN & CO.
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q Il HOUSE IN the town of Staunton.-As trus-
atee IN deed of trust executed by G. c. Yeakle
dand wife, on the 10th day of July, 1868, I shall
sson Thursday. the 10Th day of October next pro
sceed, IN front of the premises. to sell at public
aauctlon, that valuable BRICK STOREHOUSE
situated on the West side of New street in the
5town OF Staunton. adjoining the property of
Robert Cowan on the South, and c. T. Cochran
sso G the North, and now occupied by Dr. p.
Heese q Co., as drug store
Inns property will be sold subject to lien of
sthe otaunton Building Association for S7SO-the
smonthly payment upon which amounts to SI5 60.
Ierms-One-fourth of the purchase money and
sthe costs OF sale In hand, and the balance in six
33tweive and eighteen months, with interest from
sdate' the purchaser executing his bonds for the
deferred lnstallments with approved security,
3anG a. the title retained as ultimate security
The title to this property is believed to be un-
iexceptlonabie, but will convey only such as is
vested In me as trustee.
seHQ-tds DANIn EIrI rz 49,
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) EDUCATION IN VIRGINIA. Richmond
i Wing, speaking of the public school system
SIabout to be organized in Virginia, says:
j "We sincerely trust that this question Of ed
aucating the masses Of our people-white ant
1coored be kept out of politics. 1t Is {
sscommon ground on which both races can come
atogether; and let it be our object to make ths
system effective and popular with the whole
people. We are gratifed that the Legislator,
sshas been SO prompt to leeislate in this matter
I and that the Board of Education have been S,
zprompt to carry the law into execution. L
8 There are any defects in the law, let them b,
apointed out In a candid spirit, and let the Leg
Nislature give their attention at once to the sub
sject.
8 The Petersburg Ladec says So far from
seeking 10 withhold from any child, white O.
Iaa,black, the benefits of such an education a
sstnay tend to advance his interests as membe
Cot the public body, we deem it an imperative
duty to aid in the diffusion of knowledge
Eamong all CASES of society. 1t is indeed th'
aIonly way by which the ignorant and iiterat
sscan be elevated to any just appreciation of the
rights and duties of selfgovernment We arr
Therefore anxious to see the establishment o
.apublic schools in every county within as shor
"a period as they can be put in operation. -,.,
4 We believe all parties will unite in the cause
saof education.
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Il will sefat public SALE. in front OF the
9Court-hcuse in Staunton, on SATU RDA4, the
18th day of October next, about nine of land
Gone mile and half from Staunton, situated be-
tween Port Republic road and railroad has on
sst small dwelling house and stable and would
Imake good market truck garden / have had
st laid off into Is lots with 80 foot street, and
sf more desirable to purchasers will sell in lots
Ito suit.
Terms-One-third down, balance in equal an
agve bonds and security, and title to be retained
Gas vendors lien Enquire of Mr.. N X. Trout.
sep13-tds TIMOTHY SULLIVAN.
4 POstpOnement.-The above sale is post
sponed until Saturday, October 22nd 1870.
coll
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IL will sell on wednesday, October 18th,
1870, on the farm of j. NJ Stout on Middle Riv-
Ter, good work horses 2 colts, head of young
hay, some shoats, buggy and harness, farming
utensils. household and kitchen furniture.
Terms made known on day of sale.
oc1l-2tS GEO. w. MOOKELOCK.
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Neac Advertisements.
NEW GOODS and FRESH GOOD

Having lust returned from the North with a
large stock of Goods, I am ready to sell oetter
BARG AIMS THAN EVER.
My stock is largo and bought direct from the
IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS,
such as dry goods of all descriptions. He sells
3the best Prints of Calico at 121 cents; Bleached
sCotton from to Is cents; brown Cotton OF all
1.-THE we'll known brands from to ~ cents.
4 Canton Flannes and wooden Flannels, plain
sand figured delaines of all the newest styles al
pacas of all colors shawls of all sizes and Styles
CLOAKs OF THE VERY
LATEST PATTERNS.
Furs! Furs!! Fursl!!
that cannot be beat in price and quality.
BLANKETS, BLANKETS.
sof all sizes and colors at low figures:
ING GOODS.
/ have now nine different Branches combined
jim one:
CLOTHING, that cannot DE surpassed in price
land quality;
4 DRY Goops,
NOTIONS,
JEWELRY,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
HATS,
aGENTs' FURNISHING GOODS,
TRUNKS,
WOODEN GOODS for Ladies and Children.
have so many different kinds of GOODS and
so many of them that it would be useless to COM
mence description.
@~My shetues are filled fatll-nay counters are
packed up-nay store IS crosodedInatst haze more
Sroons-so call at once and get GOOD GOODS at toao
sios1s to do business. @
CHARLES A. GLADKE.
N B-We ask but one price-all goods sold
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AXLANTED AGENTS.-$75 to 500 ner

w month-every male and female, to
Introduce the Genuine Improved Common Sense
Family Sewing Machine. This Machine will
stitch, hem, fell, tuck, bind, braid, cord, quilt
sand embroider in a most superior manner
We will pay ST. 900 for any machine that will
sew stronger, more beautiful and more elastic
seam than ours. It makes the ELASTIC Lock
Stitch" Every second stitch can be cut. and
istlll the cloth cannot be pulled apart without
tearing it. We pay Agents $75 to $500 per
5month and expenses, a commission from
(which twice that amount can be made
For Circulars and Terms, apply or address
J. w. RODGERS 8 CO.,
AZ Library Street. Philadelphia, Pa
CAUTIoN.-Do not be imposed upon by other
parties palming off worthless cast-iron machines
sunder the same name or otherwise. Ours is the
sonly genuine and really practical cheap machine
arnan,.factured
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5NEW GOODS.-We are now in receipt of
~ our Fall Stock Of Goods, which embraces al
3NICE LINE OF DRESS GOODS, viz:
Empress Cloths, Plaid Poplins, Valour Stripes,
I French Plaids, Japanese Silk, Delains, Prints,
lBleached and Brown Cottons, Linens, &C. In
BLACK ALPACAS
awe show extraordinary bargains. Bombazine-
Ga very superior quality-at a VERY LOW
FIGURE. Scarlet. Blue, White, and Opera
Flannels; Saratoga Stripe Shaws, Plaid Shawls,
aArab Brunous, Boulevarde Skirts Hosiery,
sssGoves, Notions, Cloths and Cassimeres, Blank
s1ets, Shaker Flannels Red and White Flannels.
We also have very large lot of QUEENS
aWARE CHINA TEA SETS, WHITE
66GRANITE WARE, French Cut Glass Ware,
sPlated Casters, Lava Sets Bohemian Ware &c
q Also very large Stock of Fancy Articles for
aPresents, of the choicest articles ever seen
Gin our city
1 We will be very glad indeed to have you call
sand see our stock it will afford us much pleas
sure to show our goods, whether you purchase or
mot. Respectfully,
JAS. A. PIPER s. SON,
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A Medical State Convention is to be held i.
Richmond next month. Delegates have al
ready been appointed from several counties
towns and cities
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In compliance with the above and foregoing
sorder, notice is hereby given that Polls will be
sopened on Tuesday, the 9Th day Of November,
aS70, at the several voting districts Tor places of
svoting) within he County of Augusta, for the
selection Of County Treasurer, Clerk of the
sCounty Court Clerk of the Circuit Court, Com
In wealth's Attorney, County Surveyor, Sher-
Gift, Superintendent OF the Poor and for the sew.
aeral Township officers named in sald order, and
"a member Of Congress from this Congressional
JDistrct The same Judges of Election hereto
ssfore appointed by the Court are required to act.
GEORGE w. MCCUTCHEN,
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SALE of LAND.

AZ Tie unuersIgneu commissioner appointed
sby decree of the Circuit Court of Augusta
acounty, rendered on the = day of July, 1870, in
Eathe Chancery suit Of Samuel E. Coleman, trustee
Tvs. McComb's widow, &c, will proceed on
q r SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18th, 1870,
aon the premises to sell at public auction, that
4 valuable tract of land, known as the
3YOUNG FARM, containinga fraction less than
s2I2 acres. situated about miles Southeast of
sStaunton, midway between Thinking Spring
Schurch and Barterbrook, adj oining the lands Of
sJacob Slower, VIM. McComb and others. This
stract of land is of excellent quality we'll water
led, with good Improvements upon it, and located
lin one OF the best neighborhoods in the county
! Terms of sale.-Enough cash in hand TO nav
the costs of suit and sale; the residue in three
sequai annual payments, the purchaser giving
s6onds with approved personal security for the
1deierred payments and the title retained as ulti-
mate security. g. M. COCHRAN r.
OCt4-4C commissioners
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NOMMISS1ONER'S SALE.-i3y

~ of decree rendered by the Circuit Court of
sAugusta county, in the case of Fauver and ais
svs. Coffey, will proceed on the premises, on
THE 18th DAY OF OCTOBER,
alS70, to sell at public auction, desirable build
ling lot situated in the Western suburbs OF the
stown of Staunton, containing one-fourth of an
sacre, being one of the lots recently laid off by
VIM. j. Shumate, upon the following terms:
q So much in hand US will pay the costs of suit
aand sale, and the remainder in four equal install
aments, payable respectively in six, twelve eigh-
I sale. with interest from date-the purchaser
Agving bonds with approved personal security
asand the title retained as ultimate security.
JAMES BUMGARDNER, Jr.
.DIH
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SNALL MTLLINERY.-Mrs NJ. E. Pagan
IL s. Sister are now receiving their FALL
20 fOCK of new goods, to which they invite spe-
scial attention.
! All indebted to them will confer a great favor
Eff thew will nav IN ocl8-1t
Z NAT HEAT.-Prime WHEAT is wanted. for
w which the highest market price will be
spaid, either in goods at cash prices or the ready
money at BAKER BROS.
sXAT SetS-Highest cash
w price paid for silver skin Onion Sets.
1 oc18-lm Dr. B. P. REESE u CO.
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OclS-tde Commissioner
]ENAAL AND WINTER SUPPLY o.

STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS!
4 l. WITT s. BRO, Main street. opposite the
MARBLE yard, have just received their new goods
sand are selling them at remarkably low figures
Their stock is large and consists of all the la
stest styles of Ladies and Gentlemen's Dress
Goods, Boots, Shoes, &c.
4 Their goods have been selected with great care
sand with special reference to .he wants of the
sades and gentlemen of this community
4 Do not make your purchases anywhere else
sbefore examining their splendid stock. They
guarantee satisfaction both in quality and price
7of goods oc1S
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IvOMMTsSIONER's SALE.-Undor

~ decree of the Circuit Court of Augusta coun-
Sty, rendered in the cause of K. Turk against JON
Sathan Goladays heirs, | will proceed on the
spremises on Saturday, the 10Th day of November
snext to sell at public sale. to the highest bidder
IA lot of land containing about one acre, adjoin,,
sng j. Martin and others, and situated IN said
gcounty, formerly occupied by J. G. Meek as a
! BLACKSMITH shop. sc.
Terms-On a credit of six, twelve and eighteen
months, equal instalments, bearing interest, pur-
Echaser to give bond and sufficient security, and
Etitle to be retained as ultimate security.
NICHO. X. TROUT,
4 octl8-tds Commissioners.
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Smy knowledge and belief.
Nj. HARVEY EFFINGER, Cashier
Correct-attest
SWM. FRAZIER
SP. FL. TROUT, Directors
3JAs w. CRAWFORD,
State of Virginia,
sCounty of Augusta.
Sworn and subscribed to before me. this 18th
Sday of October 1870.
oct8-lt GEO. NJ. HARRISON, N. P.
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y at the Clerks Office of the Council of the
sCIty of Staunton. until the Goth of October 1870
sfor the construction of STONE WORK and
aBRIDGE on Beverly street, and also for the
5Stone Work and Bridge on Augusta street
Plans and specifications can be seen, on and
zafter the 18th inst, at the Office aforesaid BY
vi Of tho Goupoil