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ocr: "~SFU1NG- QOOD&; 1858! HOPKINS, HULL 4f 66., Wholesale Dry Goods .Werrhants, No. 258 Baltimore Street, BALTIMORE, ^ i INVITE the attention of bnvers to their large and! varied stock of BRITISH, FRENCH k AMERI CAN DRY GOODS, for Spring and Summer sales,; which they are now receiving. For cash, or to prompt buyers, they will offer great inducements. Special at teutiou given to orArs. March 1558—8m

place_of_publication: Staunton, Va.

publisher: L. Waddell, J.A. Waddell


ocr: RICHMONDJIDVERTISEMENTS. THE CENTRAL HOTEL, RICHMOND, VA., SITUATED at the corner of Grace and 9tb streets, fronting the north west corner of the Capitol Square, ana near to, and in full view of, the Washing ton Monument, was in readiness to receive guests on the 1st of January, 1868, The locality in point of contiguity to business, being adjacent to the Capitol, Banks, Custom House, Mer chant Mills and Warehouses, together with its health ful ness, because of the beautiful promenades afford ed by the Public Grounds immediately in front, ren der it at once attractive and convenient. With such advantages, the proprietor appreciates his responsibility in undertaking to serve the public, to meet which he gives assurance of ample supplies aud the most assiduous attention to the wanta of all who may favor him with their company. FRANCIS J. SMITH, Proprietor. N. B.—Now prepared in all respects to accommo date vou. Your presence and influence arc respect fully solicited/ F. J. S.


ocr: BALTIMORE ADVERTISEMENTS. ! Wheeler & R ilstn Manufactnrins Co.’s sewinh machines! Office, 120 Baltimore St., Amer. Building, BALTIMORE. WE prefer them for family use.—Tribune. The? are the favorites for familiit. —Times. i Tki machine for family use.—Advocate and Journal, j We con not imagine any thing more perfect-Evaug. Will give entire satisfaction.—Observer. The best ever invented.—Christian Inquirer. Ilk broking for the best, see these.—Examiner. Admirably adapted for family use.—Chrewple. j We praise it with enthusiasm.—Christian In tell. Worth? of the highest award.—Sabbath Recorder. “The littitUratuiH is a stitch that will not ravel.— The Wheeler A WilsoD Machine makes the only stitch that answers precisely the conditions required. It cannot be ravelled or ripped, and forms a seam alike on both sides of the fabric sewed, w ith great economy of thread, more tirui. durable and beautiful than hand sewing.”—Family Magazine. Baltimore, April 7, 1858—ly PAPER HANGINGS. a brothers, manufacturers,


ocr: GUANO! NO. 1 PERUVIAN, ot direct importation; AFRICAN, containing ammonia uud phosphate in large proportion; COLUMBIAN, in bags and barrels; ‘A’ and ‘A A’ MEXICAN, in barrels ; SUP. PHOS. OF LIME, in bags and barrels, warranted of best quality; BONE DUST, in barrels, and warranted pure. All the above Fertilizers at e warranttd of tht but quality, and are offered at the lowest rates. Alexandria, March 24, ’69. FOWLE A CO.


ocr: ALEXANDRIA ADVERTISEMENTS. ^GUANO! NO. 1 PERUVIAN, of direct importation; AFRICAN, containing ammonia and phosphate in large proportion; COLUMBIAN, in bags and barrels; <A’ and ‘A A' MEXICAN, in barrels ; SUP. PHOS. OF LIME, in bags and barrel*, warranted of best quality; BONE DU8T, in barrels, and warranted pure. All the above Fertilisers or* warranted of the but quality, and are offered at the lowest rates. A CO.


ocr: ' Jno. Du Im'IOPKN. ” _ G.O. W IMBODKX. HlBODKiV «fc BRO.J atTOKNE'YS AT LAW, X x ^STAUNTON, VA. mHE above Law firm is dissolved so far as practice I "n the Countv Court of Augusta is concerned, in ^hi«h Court the senior member being Clerk, Geo. W. lmboden alone will practice; but when the interests of their clients require it, the services ot both will be rendered in all the other Courts, and the partnership name will be used in receipting for all claims placed iu their hands, as heretofore.


ocr: BBLS. Crushed, Pulv’ed and Coffee Sugar; JU V/ 2 hogsheads Brown Sugar; 2 ” best P. K. Molasses; 5 barrels Golden Syrup; 25 sides best Sole Leather; lo boxes best Cheese; 75 kegs Old Dominion Nails; 15 ” Horse Shoes; 10 bbls. Hydraulic Cement; 2000 lbs. Bucon. TAYLOR, UOGE & CO. Oct. 19,1858.


ocr: UBLIC RENTING IN SPRING HILL.— On Saturday, the 6th of November, 1858, I shall, as Guardian of the infant children of Leroy O’Brit, dec’d., proceed to rent, in the village of Spring Hill, Augusta county, to the highest bidder, a DWELLING HOUSE, a BLACKSMITH SHOP, and the LOT OF GROUND attached, containing one-third of an acre. This is an excellent stand lor an industrious me chanic, and the terms, which will be accommodating and made known on the day of renting, ofler strong inducements to such a man. Oct. 26, 1858. WM. D. ANDERSON.


ocr: LANAHAN & STEWART, IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEAL'SP.S IN Brandies, Hiues, Gin, Ciffars, &c., Nos. 53 Ac 55 S. Calvert Street, BALTIMORE. FOREIGN WINES AND LIQUORS. „ u _) Pinet, Castillon A Co. Cognac Brandy, (0tard’f Dupuy * Co. Pale and Dark. f James Hcnnessv. ! Holland Gi», i Jamaica Kcm, I Irish Whiskey, ! Scotch do. ' Pbach Brandt, Cherry Brandt, Lavender do. Raspberry do. i Blackberry do. i Wine Bitters. WINES. Madeira, Port, Teneriffb, Siierkt, Lisbon, Muscat, Malaga, Champaigns & Claret, Havana Cigars of all grades, Choice & Old. Extra tme uiu .uononuahela <x uourbon huiss.ex, from 2 to 5 years old.


ocr: BOOK AND PAPER WAREHOUSE. JO HA BERGER. B00K8EM.br, STATIONER, and blank-book MA N UFA C T UK Eli, No. 254 Baltimore Street, Baltimore. 4, 1857—to mar 15, ’58


ocr: 0. D. YALE. Fnrnaec, Stove and Tin establishment. HO. Main Stheet, Richmond Va. GAS fitting and Plumbing do<-e in the neatest man ner, with tho modern improvements. Hot air, Hot water and Steam furnaces; Kitchen ranges, and portable gas works put up in any part of the country Also pumps and Hydraulic Rams. Particular attention paid to heating and ventilating buildings and putting up cooking and wate#fixtures. Grates in every variety. Rooting done at tho shortest notice.


ocr: CHAINS.—We have in store, und for sale cheap i 1000 pair Trace Chains; 200 ” Stage ” 100 Breast ” 50 Back ” 75 Log ” 40 Filth ” 25 Tongue ” 20 Stritcher ’* 80 doz. Halter ” 15 ” Hog ” And Coil Chain, assorted}^, 5-16, 7-16, and inch. CLARKSON, ANDERSON & CO., Importers of Hardware, No. lut> Main St Richmond, Sept. 14, 1858.


ocr: GREAT BARGAINS SOW OFFBXKD IS Staple and Fancy Dry Goods! D. A. KAYSER 8c CO’S, OF which they have a large and elegant Stock, that they are determined shall be sold as cheap as they can be bought in Virginia. They invite all to a careful inspection of their Stock, with the assurance that they shall not be undersold.


ocr: Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing Co.’s SEWINO MACHINES! Office, 126 Baltimore St., Amer. Building, BALTIMORE. WE prefer them for family use.—Tribune. They are the favorites for families.—Times. The machine for family use.—Advocate and Journal. We can not imagine any thing more perfect.-Evang. Will give entire satisfaction.—Observer. The best ever invented.—Christian Inquirer. In looking for the best, see these.—Examiner. Admirablv adapted for family use.—Chronicle. We praise it with enthusiasm.—Christian Intell. Worth v of the highest award.—Sabbath Recorder. "The desideratum is a stitch that will not ravel.— The Wheeler & Wilson Machine makes the only stitch that answers precisely the conditions required. It cannot be ravelled or ripped, and forms a seam alike on both sides of the fabric sewed, with great economy of thread, more firm, durable and beautiful than hand sewing.”—Family Magazine. Baltimore, April 7, 1858—ly


ocr: E. A. J. CLOPTON, JLGEJTT JtJTO COLLECTOR, Cor. Wall and Franklin Street*, Opposite Dickinson, H'dL dt Co., RICHMOND, VA. ATTENDS to hiring out negroes, renting out hous es, collecting claims, and any other business per taining to a general agency. Richmond, March 17,1858.—ly


ocr: BALTIMORE ADVERTISEMENTS. Wheeler & Wlhea Maaafactnrlag To.’* SEWING machines;. Ofiio*' l'W Baltimore St., Amer. Building, BALTIMORE. WK prefer them for family «**.—Tribune. They are the favorites for fain Hie*.—Times, r/fs uiachine for family use.—Advocate and Journal. We can uot imagine any thing more pei fect.-Evang. Will give entire satisfaction.—Observer. The best ever invented.—Christian Inquirer, lu looking for the best, see these.—Examiner Admirably adapted for family use.—Chroui le. We praise it with enthusiasm -Christian H>r Worthy of the highest award -Sabbath (tqqpruer. “The d**U*ratum is a stitch tba: will not ran l.— The Wheeler A Wilson Machine makes the oul> stuct. that answers prwiwlv the conditions Wjuiiud. i cannot be ravelled .r ripped, an d tonus .1 seam on both sides of the fabric sewed, with gr at economy oi thread, more tirui. durable and beautiful than haue sewing.”—Family Magazine. Baltimore. April 7, lt>*»$—ly PAPER HANGINGS. HOWELL 4 lliU)l’Hfc.K>, M VNUFACTUKfcRS 2tM) Baltimore Street, opposite Hanover Stree' Baltimore, have recently been making exteusive ar rangements to accommodate their increasing County trade. Our removal to our new warehouse nus given us ample tacilities, aud we have greatly increased ou stock thus giviug our customers an unlimited assort ment’to select from, in all th. d.irerent grades. Onr assortment embraces WALL 1 Ax LK A HU14 1)KRS, of all the ditferent qualities and si vies in use the extent of the stock forbidding any enumeration; also CURTAIN PAPERS, FIRE BOARD PRINTS, Ac. Customers will bear in mind thut we are extensive manufacturers, and therefore the prices must be the lowest; besides our having been in business 25 years, gives to our friends ample assurance that they will be fairly dealt with, r?T Orders promptly attended to Baltimore, March SI. 1858--ly___ ' WM. F. LS WIN, WITH DANIEL MILLER & CO., til PORT KBS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods* No. 320 Baltimore Street, Third door above Howard, DANIEL MILLER, 'j DANIEL CLOUD. I BALTIMORE. JOHN M. MILLER, j HENRY B. LACEY, J «T Orders carefully aud promptly attended to. Baltimore, March 31, 1858—ly* _ _ SPRING GOODS, 18oH! HOPKINS, HULL & CO., Wholesale Dry Goods Merchants, No. 358 Baltimore Street, BALTIMORE. INVITE the attention ««f buver* to their large and varied »tock of BRITISH. FRENCH A AMERI CAS DRY OOODS, for Spring aud Summer sales, which they are now receiving. For cash, or to prompt buyers, they will offer great inducements. Special at tention given to orders. Baltimore, Ma*ch 2-t, 1853—fit®


ocr: In Harrisonburg, on Tuesday evening last, Mr. Hugh Nelson Moore, foreman and local editor of the Valley Democrat, Harrisonburg, in the 27th year of bis age. At the residence of her husband, in Harrisonburg, on Sabbath morning, the 13th, Mrs. Margaret F. Ste vens, wife of ffm. 0. Stevens,Esq., in the 39th year ot her age.


ocr: GBAUD CONCERT!! rpiIK MEMBERS OF THE MUSICAL ASSOCIA JL TION respectfully announce to the citizens of Staunton and vicinity, that they will give a GRAND CONCERT Of Vocal and Instrumental Music !! AT UNION HALL, Monday JLvening, June 28. The only Concert that will be given this Sum mer. Please see forthcoming Programme. June 15. 1868. _ RTHCR’S GLASS SELF-SEALING CANS A JARS. —5-i doz of this superior “^sicle J»* tre ceived ami for sale by D. W. KEMKkDl. Staunton, June 22, '58. _ VRPROVED COAL OIL LARPS-For sale 1 at tbe Drug Store of Y>». YOUNG. | Staunton, June 22, ’63.


ocr: _ ]70R SALE-HOUSE AND LOT IN CO t LEY TOWN—In pursuance of a decree rendered in a cause depending in the Circuit Court ef Augusta countv, between Rippetoe’s Guardian vs. Rippetoe aud a!., 1 'shall proceed, on the premises, on Sittirdav, tht •>4fA d<iv of July next, to sell at public sale, to the high est bidder, a certain IlOUSJi AND I.OT in Coley Town, the lot containing about oce and a half acies, on which is a durable Soring, an Orchard, and a com fortable Dwelling House. TERMS:—In two equal annual payments, at six and 18 months, the purchaser to give bonds and good personal security, and tbe title to be retained as ulti mate security. ALEX. U. GIVEN'S, Com’r.


ocr: ALEXANDRIA^ ADVERTISEMENTS^ GUANO? NO. 1 PERUVIAN, of direct importation; AFRICAN, containing ammonia and phosphate in large proportion; COLUMBIAN, in bags and barrels; ‘A’ and 'A A* MEXICAN, in barrels; SUP. PHOS. OF LIME, in bags and barrels. warranted of best quality; BONE DUST, in barrels, and warranted pure. AH the above Fertilizers an warranted of the best and are offered at the lowest rates. March 24, ’58. FOWLE A CO.


ocr: Wheeler & W ilson Manufacturing €o.’s SEWING MACHINES! Office. 126 Baltimore St., Amer. Building, BALTIMORE. WE prefer them for family use.—Tribune. They ure the favorites for families.—Times. The"machine for family use.—Advocate and Journal. We can not imagine auv thing more perfect.-Evang. Will give entire satisfaction.—Observer. The best ever invented.—Christian Inquirer. In looking for the best, see these.—Examiner. Admirably adapted for family use.—Chronicle. We praise it with enthusiasm.—Christian Intell. Worthy of the highest award.—Sabbath Recorder. “The desideratum is a stitch that will not ravel.— The Wheeler & Wilson Machine makes the only stitch that answers precisely the conditions required. It cannot be ravelled or ripped, and forms a seam alike ou both sides of the fabric sewed, with great economy of thread, more firm, durable and beautiful than band sewing.”—Family Magazine. Baltimore, April 7, 1658—1 v


ocr: 1858. FALL TRADE. 1858. CLARKSON, ANDERSON At CO., IMPORTERS OF HARDWARE, CUTLE RY; GUNS, AND "ANCHOR" BOLTING CLOTH, No. 106 Maix Struct. Richmond. Va., ARE now m receipt of their Stock, adapted to the present season, and to which they invite the at tention of Merchants visiting this market, who buv lor cash, or intend to pay promptly. All such will find it to their interest to examine their stock before in this or auv other market.


ocr: ___ DILW. B7YOUN dkai.uk in DRUGS AUD MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, Dye-Stuffs, Chemicals, Burning Fluid, Toilet and Fancy Articles, COAL OIL LAMPS, &C., STAUNTON, VA. Staunton, Not. 0, 1855b__ ff^EA TRAYS.- We have on hand severul sets X of very handsome Tea Trays, which tve will be pleased to show to our customers. WOODS A GILKESON. Staunton, Oct. 26, 1858. ROWN~AND BLE ACH ED M USLINS, Canton Flannels, Drillings, Osnaburgs, Ac., at D. A. KAYSER A COU Staunton, Oct. 26,1858. CHAINS—Trace, of all qualities, Halter, Dog. Breast, Tongue, Cart, Back. Puinp und Jack Chains, just received und for sale low. Staunton, Oct. 26, ’68. GEO. E. PRICE. POCKET CUTLERY—I have just received a very huge assortment of Pocket Knives, of all qualities, at very low prices. GEO. E. PRICE. Staouton, Oct. 26,1858. MEAT CUTTERS.—2 doz. Iron Meat Cutters, just received and for sale verv low. Staunton, Oct, 26, 1853. CEO. E. PRICE.


ocr: BOARDING HOUSE*—The subscriber baring removed to the House near the Court-house, gen erally known as the “Bbbckinbidge Propebtt, it prepared to accommodate a few DAY BOARDERS. The Basement of the house has been fitted np as a RESTAURANT, w ith a BAR attached, where those desiring can at all times, on short notice, be furnished with Beep Steak. Mutton Chop, Ham and Eggs.— OYSTERS served in the best style. Soppers or Din ners prepared for private parties when aesired. Per sons attending Court can have tbeir choice to dine with the family or in the Restaurant. t3T Families can be supplied with OYSTERS by the quart, half gallon or gallon. A share of public patronage is respectfully solicited. MARY E. GILKESON.


ocr: WILLIAM LANAHAX. LANAHAN & STEWART, IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Braudies, Wines, Gin, Cigars, &c., Nos. 53 & 55 S. Calvert Street, BALTIMORE. FOREIGN WINES AND LIQUORS. _ ) Pinet, Castillon k Co. CpSTaCndRDwk ’ f0,urd’ P-UPU-V & Co Holland Gin, Jamaica Rcm, Irish Whiskey, Scotch do. Peach Brandt, Cherry Brandt, Lavender do. Raspberry do. Blackberry do. Wink Bitters, ) James Heunessy. WINES. Madeira, Port, Teseriffk, Sherrt, Lisbon, M esc at, Malaga, Champaigns & Claret, , __ Havana Cigars of all grades, Extra Fine Old Monongahela k Bourbon Whiskey, from 2 to 5 years old. Feb. 25, Choice & Old.


ocr: UfTHITEHURST’S GALLERY of Photographs, fT Ambrotypes and Daguerreotypes, No. 77 Main troet, Richmond, Va. Albert Litch Manager. Richmond, Feb. 28, 1857.—ly _ McUKUDER A SONS, COMMISSION MER chants, Richmond, Va., solicit consignments of Corn, Wheat, Flour, Tobacco, Ac. Richmond, Feb. 14, ’57—ly


ocr: 1A A NEGROES WANTED 11 _L\ TIIL MARKET AGAIN ! —I wish to purchase One Hundred Ne groes, of both sexes, for the Southern market, for which 1 will pay the high est market prices. Persons having such would uo well lo call on the subscriber kfi-11 iD person, or let him know by letter. My address is Waynesborougb, Augusta county. Va. JOHN B. SMITH. Dec. 23,1857—6m—Vind. copy Cm T— IMBEK «fe FUEL WANTED.-Projiosali will be received during the preseut month for fur nishing the Staunton Steam Mill with Staves and Hoop PolM, or with Flour Barrels ready made. Also for furnishing a large quantity of cord wood. Apply to the undersigned. S. A. KICHAJRllSON, Sup’t. Staunton, March Id, 1858.—8t l


ocr: JOHN W. GARLICK, Market Place, Franklin St., Richmond, Va.f WHOLESALE A RETAIL DBA LEU IN DRUGS, MEDICINES & CHEMICALS, PAINTS, Oils, Dye-Stuffs, Varnishes, Surgi- , A cal Instruments, Brushes, Combs, Soaps,4ltfp Extracts, Perfumery, Faucy Articles, Choice II Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, Snuffs, Prime Havana and Domestic .Segura, sole proprietor and man ufacturer of Semple's Infallible Baling or Yeast Pow der. Always ou hand in season a full assortment of Landreths’ celebrated Garden Seeds. Physicians’ Prescriptions accurately compound ed at all hours of the day or night.


ocr: (7CRNITUREI FURNITURE 11—I have just I; received, direct from the North, the most com plete and fashionable lot of FUUNI (EL TUBE ever brought to this market. fPlname, in part, the following articles '" *20 first class Sofas, of the most modern style: 18extra Mahogany Arm Chairs; a large lot of Tete-a-tetes, Mahogany Parlor Chairs, extra Marble Slab Centre Tables, with a completo assortment of Cheaper Furniture. The above articles were bought at a great reduction for cash, owing to the presentcri sis in money matters, and I will sell them lower than they can be had in this, or any city market, for Cash. Call and examine for yourselves. Staunton, Feb. 3,185S. A. D. CHANDLER.


ocr: WILLIAM LAN A HAN. JAJItt WWWAHT. LAN AH AN & STEWART, IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Braudies, Wiues, tiin, Cigars* &c Nos. 53 & 55 S. Calvert Street, BA LTIMOKE. FOREIGN WINKS AND LIQUORS. Co.;nac Brandy. Uurj, DupV.y a Co. Hale aad Daik. f jauie8 Utonessv. I I’inet, Casnllon A Co. •1 Holland Gin, Jamaica Rcm, Irish Whiskey, Scotcu do. Pcach Branut, Cherry Brandy Lavender do. Raspberry do. Blackberry do. Wink Bitters. Madeira, Port, Texekikfb, Sherry, Lisbon, Mtscat, | Malaga, I CUAMPAIGNE & Claret, WINES. Choice Jt Old. | Havana Uigaks ot all grades, Extra rtneuia jionoxgahela « doluuus m b»m from 2 to 3 years old.


ocr: THE MARKETS. STAUNTON MARKETS. WHOLE8ALB PRICES. Reported by P. N. Powell A Co. December 7, 1853. ( NewSuperflne.$4.75 00.00 FLOUR. { Extra.5.2500.00 (Family,. 625.igO.OC (Rye. 0.6o@0.00 GRAIN. < Oats,.0.25@0.80 (Corn, (New).0.5500.60 BUTTER. Fresh Roll,. 0.1600.18 LARD, . 0.1200.00 PT AUTPR ) Lump, per Ton.. PLASTER Groun(^ .14.0000.00 1 Ashton,.... 8.0)08.00 SALT. ■{ Marshall..2.7500.00 ( Ground Alum.2.2502.50 RICHMOND MARKETS. Reported for the Spectator by IF. D. Tompkins dk Bra. Richmond. Nov. 22.1858. Floor—Dull and heavy. Sales only to the retail trade. No shipping demand at from $6 to |6\ tor Superfine; $6^, to $6% for Extra; $7>* to $7&@$8 for Family. Whrat—$1.40@$1.50 for White; $1.80@$1.40 for Red. Outside orices for the best new Wheat. Infe rior lots from $1 to $1.10011.20, and veiy poor as low as 75 to 80 and 90 cents. General sales $1.10 to $1.20. Cork—75c@80c. Market better supplied. Rtb—75c@80c. Buttrb—15c@26c. Lard—llc018c. Dried Apples— $ 1.50. Dried Praches—$5 to $5#0$5)f; Unpealed, $2Jf Feathers—60c. Ginseng—45c@60c. Seneca Root—35c. Flax Seed— 8 1.26@ $1.40. Clover Seed—$6 to $8>£®$6K Oats—50@50. Plaster—$404)^. Guano—$58.


ocr: THE MARKETS. STAUNTON MARKETS. WHOLESALE I’KICES. Reported by Staples. Martinet Co. August 10, 1858. ( New Superfine.4.50i(®0.00 FLOUR. \ Extra.b.ooaO.OC I Family,. 5.75455.0c t Rye,. 0.ti5@0.00 GRAIN.-! Oats.0.2.'»@0.00 (Corn. (New).0.50(00.00 BUTTER. Fresh Roll.0.10(00.20 LARD. .D.lu(0O.OO pt A«TPni Lump, per Ton,.12.00(00.00 PLASTER j round, .: .14.oo(0O.OO (Ashton,.’.... 3.0o(g8.rt0 SALTJ Marshall.2.75@0.00 ( Ground Alum,. 2.25(02.50 RICHMOND MARKETS. Reports.l for the Spectator by IF. D. Tompkins it- Bro. Kick mono. Ai u. 9, )8.s8. Flour—Old SuperOnc at $5)£; Extra at New Superfine, *0@u)4; Extra, *7 ; Family, Wheat—Good to prune Red, $1.20@$1.65; good to prime White, )1.30@$1.45. Corn— 85c@S7c. Kyk—80c@S5c. Butter—{Plenty and dull)—10c to 18?^@20. L.vrd—10c@12c. Oats—30@35. Plaster—#3?-4@f 4. Guano—$00, and scarce.


ocr: BOlZHSOH'i GRAND COMBINATION! CIRCUS AND MENAGERIE! SOUTHERN AND NORTHERN, EASTERN AND WESTERN. The Equestrian Talent connected with this grandly organized Exhibition, is chosen with extreme judg ment, and without regard to expense, a part of which gained unfading laurels in their different roles, at the enactment of the highly successful Equestrian Oper atic Dramas, at the New National Theatre, Cincinnati, During the past whiter; the horse* used for those bril liant spectacles being all trained to their wonderfal feats bv the Proorietor ofthis great concern, MR. A. ROBINSON. THE ANIMALS, All tiring and in splendid condition, trained and un trained, are unequalled as a collection, for variety, beauty and number, in this or any other country,com prising Elephants, Lions, Tigers, Grizzlv Bears, Ben gal Royal Tigers, Monkeys, Apes, Birds, Ostriches, White Bear.


ocr: I A A NEGROES WANTED I! 1UU -IN THE MARKET AGAIN I —1 wish to purchase One Hundred Ne {roes, of both sexes, for the Southern market, for which I will pay the high ■st market prices. Persons having such would do well to call on the subscriber I n person, or let bun know by letter. My address la Wuvnesborough, Augusta county. Va. JOHN B. SMITH. Dec. 28, 1*867—6m—Vind. copy


ocr: Westers Virginia MARBLE WORKS, AT STAUNTON a:.d 4 HARRISONBURG. MARQUIS & KELLEY. I Staunton, April 7, lb58. POWELL HARRISON, ATTSB»AK.f'AW practice in the Courta of Augusta and High pT He may be found at bia office, adjoining the Sheriffs office. Dec. 1857.


ocr: ANOTHER ARRIVAL. FINE CLOTHING;. ]*|ERCHANT. WEISIGER A CO., have this day ill received another large lot of HEADY MADE CLOTHING, direct from their Factory, consisting of O VER COATS, (something roallv nice,) Bl/SI .VESS COATS, PANTS, VESTS, TALMAS, RAO LANES of every grade, which will be sold on the most reasonable terms. To all in want of good Clothing ami at low prices, we would most respectful ly usk to give us a call before purchasing elsewhere as we promise to do the best we can to suit and please them. MERCHANT, WEISIGER, A CO., No. 112 Main St. Richmond, Va. March 7, 1857—ly


ocr: .4 NOTICE.—To the patrons of Jus. (x. Laird, Laird & Link, and Liuk & Kinney.—Having retired from the mercantile business, and desiring to close up all the accounts due to me individually, and those, in which I um interested as partner in the firm of Laird <fc Link, aud bv purchase, in the firm of Link & Kin ney, I hereby request all persons indebted to come forward at once and close their accounts, either by cash or note, and hope this notice will be promptly at tended to ; and to enable all persons knowing them selves to be so indebted to comply with this .notice, 1 mav be found at the Drug Store of Dr. T. H. £ J. L'. Kinney. JAS. G. LAIRD. P. S.—All accounts vs. any of the late firms .must be presented to me tor settlement. Jan. 20, 1858—lm


ocr: W. T. STAPLES, TUO. STAPLES, JNO. 8. MARTIN, Richmond. Scotwville. W. T. STAPLES A CO., GENERAL (OOlSSiOA MEKllIAWS ^i'KL'lAL attention to the FLOUR TRADE. Six O oi eight yeat s experience tu tiie Flour Business particularly justifies them in giving assurance of sat isfuciloll to their palrous. Libeiul advance* uu pro duce in hand. Proceed* of sales made by, and tiego. iluiioii* for advances made with Staples, Martin A Co.. S UUUlOD. Locution i2th Street, South <‘t Cary. Richmond, Va !' -.itoitagt solicited, and proinpit! id*- and strict at iei,.:"), to business prouiisni. W. i STAPLES A CO.


ocr: SODA WATER.—DR. YOUNG has his fine So da Fountain in operation, and has Pine Apple, Strawberry, Vanilla, Lemon, Rose, Sarsaparilla, Up per“Ten and Cream Syrpp crery Saturday. v Staunton, M*y 1?, 68<._ 7TRAIN CRADLES.—I have on hand a large (nr i0t of superior Cradles, to which the attention of farmers is requested; also, Grain Grass Scythea, Snaths, Rifles. Stones, Ac. GEO. h. rKlUk#B Staunton, May 19, ’68-Yind. copy.


ocr: GUANO! NO. 1 PERUVIAN, of direct importation; AFRICAN, containing ammonia and phosphate in large proportion; COLUMBIAN, in bags and barrela; ‘A' and ‘A A' MEXICAN, in barrels; SUP. PHOS. OF LIME, in bagaflfl^barrel*, warranted of best qoslitj^B^^^R BONE DUST, in barrels, and^H^^pire. All the above Fertilizers an but quality, and are offered at the lowenMBm • Alexandria, March 24, ’58.FOWLE A CO.


ocr: Extracts. Extract of Pine Apple; ” Strawberry; ” Vanilla; V Peach; ” Orange; ” Lemon. We invite the attention of Housekeepers to the a bove articles, for flavoring Ice Cream, Custard, Ac. I)R. T. H. A J. C. KINNEY. ’58.


ocr: CHAINS.—We have Id slore, and for*tale cheap i 1000 pair Trace Chains; 200 ” Stage 100 Breast ” 5u Back ” 75 Log ” 40 Fifth ” 25 Tongue ” JO Stritcber ” 80 doz. Halter M 15 ” Dog And Coil Chain, assorted#, 5-16, %, 7-16, and nch. CLARKSON, ANDERSON A CO.. Importers of Hardware, No. 106 Main St


ocr: 1858, FALL TRADE: 1858. CLARKSON. ANDERSON At CO., IMPORTERS OF HARDWARE, CUTLE RY; GUNS, AND "ANCHOR'' BOLTING CLOTH, No. 106 Mai* Struct, Richmond. Ya., A RE now in receipt of their Stock, adapted to the present season, and to which they invite the at eotiou of Merchants visiting thin market, w ho bur or cash, or intend to pay promptly. All such will ind it to their interest to examine their stock before lurchusing in this or any other market. Richmond, Sept. 7. 1859.


ocr: Madeira, sherry port wine, for Medicinal purposes, for sale by Dli. T. II. & J. C. KINNEY. Staunton, Nov. 10, 1658. H~ EGEMAN, CLARKE & CO.’S COD LIVER OIL, sold by the gallon or pint, at DR. T. H. A J. C. KINNEY’S. Staunton, Nov. 10,1858. 'fXTINDOW GLASS—Of all sizes, always on VV hand and for sule by Woods & gilkeson. Staunton, Nov. 16, 1868.


ocr: SCALES. SCALES. SCALES* THESE SCALES are now regard ed us the STANDARD FOR CORRECT WEIGHT, and are in use by nearly every Railroad Company, Merchant and Manufacturing Estab lishment throughout the country.— The reputation w hich these Scales have acquired has been of steady growth trom the commencement to the present time, and is based upon the principle adopted by ub, and never deviated from, of allowing none bn i pe^Eur weighing machines to go torfh from our establishment. We have more than one hundred different modifications of these Scales, adapted to the wants of ev ery department of business, where a current and durable Scale is requir ed. Cal) and examine, or send for an illustrated circular. FAIRL'ANKS A CO.. lft{> Broadway, New York. CLARKSON, ANDERSON & CO., Agents, Rich


ocr: Baltimore. March 81, 1858—lv_ Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing Co.’s SEWING MACHINES! Office, 126 Baltimore St., Amer. Building, BALTIMORE. WE prefer them fur family use.—Tribune. They are the favorites for familiet.—Times. The machine for family use.—Advocate and Journal. We can uol imagine any thing more perfect.-Erang. Will give entire satisfaction.—Observer. The best ever invented.—Christian Inquirer. In looking for the best, see these.—Examiner. Admirably adapted for family use.—Chronicle. We praise it with enthusiasm.—ChrisiiuD Intell. Worthv of the highest award.—Sabbath Recorder. “The desideratum is a stitcli that will not ravel.— The Wheeler A Wilson Machine makes the only stitch that answers precisely the conditions required. It canuot be ravelled or ripped, and forms a seam alike on both sides of the fabric sewed, with great economy of thread, more firm, durable aud beautiful thun hand sewing.”—Family Magazine. Baltimore. April 7, 1858—ly PAPER HANGINGS. Howell a brothers, manufacturers, 260 Baltimore Street, opposite Hanover Street, Baltuiork, have recently been making extensive. «r rangements to accommodate their increasing Countrj trade. Our removal to our new-warehouse has giver us ample facilities, and we have greatly increased out stock, thus giving our customers ao unlimited assort ment to select from, in all th** different grades. Our assortment embraces WALL PAPER A BOR DERS, of all the different qualities and stvle* in use— the extent of the stock forbidding anv enumeration; also CURTAIN PAPERS, FIRE BOARD PRINTS AC. Customers will bear in mind that we are extensm manufacturers, and therefore the prices must be tb« lowest; besides our having been in business 25 years gives to our friends ample assurance that they will b< fairly dealt with. Orders promptly attended to Baltimore. March 31. 1858—lv


ocr: __ i AA NEGROES WANTED ! I lUv —IN THE' MARKET AGAIN ! —1 wish to purchase One Hundred Ne groes, of both sexes, for the Southern market, for which l will pay the high est market prices. Persons having such would do well to call on the subscriber 1 .... in person, or let him know by letter. My address i Wavnesborough, Augusta countv. Va. 'JOHN B. SMITH. Dec. 1857—6m— Yind. 6tn


ocr: famiton SfttlatoL JOS. A. WADDELL, j L. WADDELL, Jr., VProprietors. RICHARD JIAUZV, \ TERMS. J3J" The «SPECTA TOR” is published once a week it Two Dollars and fifty Cents a year, which may be discharged by the payment of Two Dollars at any time within the year. So sud>scnption will be discontinued but at the option of the Editors, until all arrearages are VERTlSEklENTS often lines (or less,) inserted three times for one dollar, and twenty-five cents for each subsequent continuance. Larger advertisements inserted in the same proportion. A liberal discount made to those who advertise by the your. Professional Cards, not exceeding seven lines, will be nserted for one year for $5 00—6 months for $3 00. Onesquare, (tenlines)... A year.$8 00 “ “ .6 months.5 00 «* “ .3 “ 3 00 Two squares.1 year.12 00 “ “ .6 months.8 00 »« »« .3 “ 5 00 Chree squares.1 year.15 00 “ ‘‘ .6 months.10 00 •« *< .3 “ .7 00 Ms third col umn.1 yea r.18 00 “ “ “ .6 months.12 00 •< «« “ .3 “ .8 00 Me column.1 year.50 00 “ “ ...6 months.80 00 ill advertising for a less time than three months, will is charged for at the usual rates—$1 00 per square for first three insertions, and twenty-five cents for each issue.


ocr: AIHHANK’S RA ILROAD TRACK SCALES, Fairbanks’s Cattle and Hay Scales Do Depot Scales Do Warehouse Seales Do Platform Scales Do Counter Scales Do Hopper Scales Do Rolling Mill Scales Do Cons r Platform Scales Do Minor’s Scales Do Wheelbarrow Scales Can only be had in Richmond of the Agents, CLARKSON, ANDERSON A CO., No. 10»i Main Street, Who can deliver any of the above at short notice, free of


ocr: __ D. .11. PULLIAM CO.,_ AUCTIONEERS COR SALE of NEGROES. AT THE OLD STAND OF PULLIAM & I)A\ IS, Wall Street, Richmond, Va. O ALES Satisfactory, or no Cburgc. Porter always ' DAVID ARUM Cleric. ) ALBERT C. PULLIAM.


ocr: PUBLIC SALE 1N 31 ll> I > L LB HOOK.—I will sell to the highest bidder, on Thursday, the of March, my HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN of every description, Corn, Oats and Po a quantity of Hacon, and a variety of other ar At the same time and place I will also sell the NEGROES : One likely Gibl, about_20years age; one likely Woman, about 25 years of age, and four Children ; and one Woman, about 45 years ;—if not sold privately before the day of sale. Any wishing to purchase Negroes cannot fail to be Terms made known on dav of sale. JOHN GARDNER. Middlebrook, Feb. 24, 1858—tds*


ocr: ALEXANDRIA ADVERTISEMENTS. GUANO! ATO. 1 PERUVIAN, of direct importatioti; i.1 AFRICAN, containing ammonia and phoiphaw in large proportion; COLUMBIAN, in bags and barrelsi; ‘A' and ‘A A' MEXICAN, in barwU; SUP. PHOS. OF LIMB, in bags and barrels, warranted of beet qualify; BONE DUST, in barrel*, and warranted pare. All the above Fertilizers art warranted, of the but quality, and are offered at the 1°west rate*. FOWLE 4 CO.


ocr: April 28, ’58. WHEN ARE (vOO^D TIMES COMING 1 —Whep the people of Virginia turn their at tention to Borne Industry. HENRY HUGHES takes this opportunity of returning his thanks to the public for their liberal patronage, and would info.'m them that he has just received a fine as sortment of Material for the manufacture of Ladies’, Misses’ and Children's BOQTS and SHOES, and Gentlemen’s Boots, Gai\qra and Shoes of ever; variety, with neatness a^d dispatch, and hopes, by in dustry and reacRppsa to please, to merit the public patronage, Staunton, Apnl 21, 1658.


ocr: 93rd regiment ya« .an LITIA.—A muster of tRe WRi Regiment will be at MidcRebrooR, p# Saturday, the 22d day of May, 1858, for tRp purpose of Electing Field and Company Ufficprs for said Regiment. All male white persons residing in the bounds of said Regiment, between the ages ofP18 and 45 years, are required to be in %ttppd unce. The late Commandants of Co\tmjnies are re quired to attend with their Rpj\s, and toe late Clerk of the Regiment with taa'Regimental Books. • J6HN NEWTON, / M. W. D. HOGSHEAD, >Com’rs. WM. P. TATE. )


ocr: 32nd regiment va. mi LITIA.—A muster of tho 32d Regirbent will b at New Hopd, On Thiirsday, the ?0th day of Ma; for the purpose of Electing Field and Compan; for said Regiment. All male white person In the bounds of said Regiment, between th of 18 and 45 years, are required to be in attend The late Commandants of Companies are requir to attend with their Rolls, and the late Clerk pf th with the Regimental Bpyifc*. * UEO. U. ROBEKTSON,) D. 8. HELL, [ Com’rs. JNO. A. HARMAN, ) ‘ ’ 5 [ , i J [ :


ocr: MISCELLANEOUS. A new and complete assort ment OF FINE FURNlTURE.-63doz.Wind sor Chairs, price |5 and per set; 30 doz. Cane Scat Chairs, at all prices ;• a large lot Rocking Chairs; 30 Cottage * 1 Bmsteada; 100 l’arlor and Centre Ta bles, verv cheap for cash; 25 S<‘fas, of very rich pat terns; 26 Bureaus; also, a large lot ot other Furniture, making up the most complete assortment ever offered in the Valley of Virginia, all of which I will sell at a small advance for cash. A. 1). CHANDLER.


ocr: AM ERICAN HOTEL, STAUNTON, VA., AIRS. MARY A. BR0VY\. TI1IS uew and elegant Hotel is now open for the re ception aud accommodation of visitors. The Proprietress assures the publiothat every effort will be made to please her guests. The Stages of HARMAN, BROWN & CO., arrive and depart from this Hotel, where their only office is to be found.


ocr: 1 AA NEGROES WANTED ! ! -IN THE MARKET AGAIN! _1 wish to purchase One Hundred Ne groes, of both sexes, for the Southern market, for which I will pav the high est market prices. Persons having such would do well to call on the subscriber in person, or let him know by letter. My address is Wuvnesborougb. Augusta county, Va. JOHN B. SMITH. Vi ul.


ocr: 1 A A NEGROES WANTED ! ! 1UU —IN THE MARKET AGAIN ! —I wish lo purchase Oue Hundred Ne groes, of both sexes, for the Southern market, for which l will pay the high est market prices. Persons haring such would do well to call on the subset tber in person, or let him kuow by letter. My address is Wuvnesborough, Augusta county. Va. JOHN B. SMITH.


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ocr: WM. D. TOMPKINS. JAS. E. TOMPKINS. the late firm of E. G. A I Formerly of Albemarle; of W. D. Tompkins, Rich-1 late a partner in the con mond, Va., and former- I cern of Staples, Martin ly of Albemarle. I A Co., Staunton, Va. W. D. TOMPKINS A DUO.. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Opposite Flour Sheds, Basin Rank, RICHMOND. VIRGINIA, consignments of Flour, Tobacco, Wheat, Coen, and I’rodi.te generally, and give their personal attention to all business entrusted to Liberal Advances made on Consignments in Store.


ocr: -| A A NEGROES WANTED !! 1UU —IN THE MARKET AGAIN ! —I wish to purchase Uue Hundred Ne groes, of both sexes, for the Southern market, for which 1 w ill par the high est market prices. Persona having such would do wrell to call on the subscriber in person, or let him know by letter. 11 y address is Wavnesborough, Augusta county. Va. JOHN B. SMITH. r


ocr: BALTIMORE Wheeler & Wltsoa Maaefacturiug I'o.’s - -i ' SEWING MACHINES! Office, 120 Baltimore St., Arner. Bunding, ’ BALTIMORE. W2 prefer them tot family it**.—Tribune. Thev are the favorites for /amidies.—Times. Ta« uiachino for family use.—Advocate amt Journal. We cau not imagiue auy thing more periect.-hvaug. Will give entire satisfaction.—Observer. The best ever iuvented.—Christian Inquirer. In looking for the best, we these.—Kxamintr. Admirably adapted for family use.—Chronicle. ^ We praise it with enthusiasm.—t hnstian In tell. Wortliv of the highest award.—Sabbath Recorder. ‘’The dtsidtfului’i is a stitch that will not ravel. Th- Wheeler A Wilson Machine makes the only stttcb that answers precisely the conditions required. It cannot be ravelled or ripped, and forms a seam alike on both aides of the fabric sowed with great cconomv ot‘ thread, more firm, durable aud beautiful tnan hand sewing.'*—Family Magazine. Baltimore. April 7, 1355—ly P \PER H ANGINGS. Howell a brothers, MANl FACTURERS. •Z60 Baltimore Street, opposite Hanover Street, BalTibobb. have reeeutlv been making extensive ar- raugemeuts to accommodate their increasing Country trade Our removal to our new warehouse bus given us ample facilities; and we have greatly increased our •tock thu* giving our customers au unlimited assort mcut’to select from, in all the different grades. Our assortment embraces \V ALL PAPER & DERS, of all the different qualities and styles in use— the extent of the stock forbidding any enumeration ; also CURTAIN PAPERS, FIRE BOARD PRINTS, Ac. . '■ Customers will bear in mind that we are extensive manufacturers, and therefore tbe prices must be lowest; besides our having been in business 25 years. fives to our friends ample assurance that they will be fairlv dealt with. JSr Orders promptly attended to. Baltimore, March 31. 18.1S—ly__ -- WM. F. LEWIN, WITH I i I


ocr: Extracts . Extract of Pine Apple; ” Strawberry; ” Vanilla; ” Peach; ” Orange; ” Lemon. We invite the attention of Housekeepers to the a articles, for flavoring Ice Cream, Custard, Ac. I)R. T. H. & J. C. KINNEY. ■


ocr: ALEAAADK1A ADVISHTISlSniBB id, SuanoI ~ NO. 1 PERUVIAN, of direct importation: AFRICAN, containing ammonia and phosphate in large proportion; COLUMBIAN, in bam and barrels; ‘A' and ‘A A’ MEXICAN, In banels; SUP. PHOS. OF LIME, ia bags and barrels, warranted of best quality; BONE DUST, in barrels, and warranted pur*. All the above Fertilisers are warraeUcd of the beet and are offered at the loweet rates. A CO.


ocr: rpo THE CITIZENS OF STAUNTON.-Th I undersigned having located himself in the towi of Staunton for the purpose of carrying on the BUTCH ERING BUSINESS, in all its branches, respectfully calls the attention of the citizens to his Stall No. 2 in the new Market House, which they will find on ev ery market day abundantly supplied jwitb a full as sortment of FHESH MEATS of the most choice kinds 53?" A call is respectfully solicited. ’53. F. A. SIBLEY. J i ■ r , !


ocr: Wilson Manufacturing SEWING MACHINES! Oflice, 120 Ualtimore St., Amer. Kmldiug, BALTIMORE. WE prefer them for family use.—Tribune. They are the favorites for families.—Times. 7%.* machine for family use.—Advocate and Journal, We can not imagine any thing more perfect.-Evang. Will give entire satisfaction.—Observer. The best ever invented.—Christian Inquirer. In looking for the best, see these.—Examiner. Admirably adapted for family use.—Chronicle. We praise it with enthusiasm.—Christian Intell. Worthy of the highest award.—Sabbath Recorder. “The desideratum is a stitch that will not ravel.— The Wheeler & Wilson Machine makes the only stitch that answers precisely the conditions required. Ii cannot be ravelled or ripped, and forms a seam alike on both sides of the fabric sewed, with great economy of thread, more firm, durable and beautiful than hunt sewing.”—Family Magazine. Baltimore. April 7, 1858—ly


ocr: AK AAA WORTH OF GROCERIES AT COST.—Having determined to close our business in Staunton, we will, from this day until the 1st of September, 1858. sell our entire Stock, con sisting ofSugar, Coffee, Molasses,Salt, Herring, Mack erel, Candles, Sole Leather, Cotton Yarns, Stone Wure, Wooden Ware, and other articles usually kept in the Grocery line, at prime Cost for Cash only. Merchants would do well to call and examine onr stock, as we cau sell as cheap as tbev cart purchase in nnv other market. STAPLES, MARTIN k CO. N. B.—All persons indebted will please call and set tle immediately, as wc must close; uud those having claims will present them for payment. Staunton. Aug. 8, ’58. S., M k CO. IMPORTANT NOTICE TO CONSUMERS OF TEA.—FROM 20 TO 25 PER CENT. SAV ED IN THE PURCHASE OF TEA FOR CASH!— We are selling good Young Ilyson Tea at 62>£ cents tier pound; good Black Tea at 02%c.; very best Oo uug Black at 75e.; superior Gunpowder’Teaat $1, and extra fragrant “Movune flavored” Gunpowder Tea, which we warrant as good ns can be produced, at only $1.25c. We also have on hand a general assortment of GROCERIES, at wholesale or retail, and are selling them at Richmond prices, (transportation added,) for Cosh. HULST k BEATTY. Staunton, Juue22, ’53—tf I


ocr: JOHN Market Place, Franklin St., Richmond, Va., WHOLESALE A KETAIL DKAl.KU IV DRUGS, MEDICINES & CHEMICALS, PAINTS, Oils, Dye-Stuff., Varnishes, Sunn- a cal Instruments, Brushes, Combs, Soaps,4B# Extracts, Perfumery, Fancy Articles, Choice II Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, Snuffs, Prime** Havana and Domestic negars. sole proprietor and man ufacturer of Semple’s Intallible Baking or Yeast Pow der. Always on baud in season a lull assortment of Landreths'celebrated Garden Seeds. Z^T Physicians’ Prescriptions accurately compound ed'at all hours of the day or night. March


ocr: RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS. THU CENTRAL HOTEL, RICHMOND, VA., SITUATED at the comer of Grace and 9th streets, fronting the north west comer of the Capitol Square, ana near to, and in fall view of, the Washing ton Monument, was in readiness to receive guests on the 1st of January, 1868. The locality in point of contiguity to business, being adjacent to the Cupitol, Banks, Custom House, Mer chant Mills and warehouses, together with its health fulness, because of the beautiful promenades afford ed by the Public Grounds immediately in front, ren der it at once attractive and convenient. With such advantages, the proprietor appreciates his responsibility in undeitakiug to serve the public, to meet which he gives assurance of ample supplies and the most assiduous attention to the wants of all who may favor him with their company. FRANCIS J. SMITH, Proprietor. N. B.—Now prepared in ail respects to accommo date you. Your presence and influence are respect fully solicited. F. J. 8. March


ocr: BALTIMORE ADVERTISEMENTS. Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing Co.’s SEWING MACHINES! Office, 126 Baltimore St., Aiuer, Building, BALTIMORE. ^ £ prefer them for famtiu turn.—Tribune. They are the favorites far families.—Times. Tne machine for fuinily use.—Advocate and Journal We can not imagine any thing inure petfect.-Evaug Will give entire salts faction.—Observer. The best ever invented.— Christiau Inquirer, lu looking for the best, sec these.—Exaraiuer. Admirably adapted for family use.—Chronicle. We praise it with enthusiasm.—Christian Iutell. Worthv of the highest award.—Sabbath Recorder. ‘•The Ji-siUeratum is u stitch that will uot ravel.— T-ie Wheeler & Wilson Machine makes the only stitch that answers pnci-ily the conditions required. It cannot be ravelled or t ipped, and forms a seam alike o i both sides of the fabric sewed, with great economy of thread, more firm, durable and beautiful than hand sewing.”—Family Magazine. BaltimorsreVoril 7. 1858—ly “PAPE FT 'HikNalNas: OWKLIj a bkutueRs, manufacturers, 260 Baltimore Street, opposi^ Hanover Street. Baltimore, hav^recentlv bevu making extensive ar rangements to accommoda'u their increasing Country trade. Uur removal to our uew warehouse nos giv^n us ample facilities, and we huve greatly increase}}* stock, thus givtug our customers an unlimited ifssort ment to select from, in all the different trades. Our assortment embraces WALL PAl'ER A BOR DERS, of all the different qualities aud styles in the extent of the stock forbidding auv enumeration also CURTAIN PAPERS, FIRE BOARD Ac. Customers will bear in mind that we are manufacturers, and therefore the prices must be lowest; besides our having been in business 25 gires to our friends ample assurance that they will fairly dealt with. Ordeis promptly atteuded to Baltimore, March 31. Is58— ly ~~WM". F. LEWIN, WITH DANIEL MILLER & CO., IMPORTRHS AND WHOLESALE D1ALRRS IN Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, No. 320 Baltimore Street,


ocr: CsH AIMS Wrn ha^-e iu store, and for sale cheap ) 1000 pair Trace Chains; 200 ” Stage ” 100 Breast 50 Back ” 75 Log ” 40 Filth ” 25 Tongue 20 Stritcher ” 80 dnz. Halter ” 15 ” Dog And Coil Chain, assorted^, 5-16, %, 7-16, and inch. CLARKSON, ANDERSON A CO., Importers of Hardware, No. l‘>6 Main St I 1 ! ;


ocr: Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing C o.’s SEWING MACHINES! Office, 120 Baltimore St., Amer. Bailding, BALTIMORE. WE prefer them for family uee.—Tribune. They are the favorites for faviiliea.—Times. The'machine for family use.—Advocate and Journal. We can not imagine any thing more perfect.-Evang. Will give entire satisfaction.—Observer. The best ever iuvented.—Christian Inquirer. In looking for the beet, see these.—Examiner. Admirably adapted for family use.—Chronicle. We praise it with enthusiasm.—Christian Intell. Worthy of the highest award.—Sabbath Recorder. “The tfeaiiUratum is a slitoh that will not ravel.— The Wheeler & Wilson Machine makes the only stitch that answers precisely the conditions required. It cannot be ravelled or ripped, and forms a suam alike on both sides of the fabric sewed, with great economy of thread, more firm, durable und beautiful than hand sewing.”—Family Magazine. Baltimore, April 7, 1S5S—ly


ocr: _ HAINS.—We ha^e in store, and for aale cheap; KM) pair Trace Chains; 200 ” Stag* ” 100 Breast " 50 Back 75 Log 40 Fifth 25 Tongue 20 Stritcber ” 50 doz. Halter ” 15 ” Dog And Coil Chain, aaeorted X, 6-l«, %, 7-16, and X indh. CLARKSON, ANDERSON A CO., Importers of Hardware, No. led Main St.


ocr: COMMISSIONER'S 1 McDowell. Hiqhlaxd Cooxtt, Va., > September 6th, 1858. ) rl the CREDITORS OF WM. JB. STU ART, Dbc’d., and all others concerned: You are hereby notified, That at therequeatof Geo. T. Robson, Adm’r. of the estate of the said Wm. B. Stuart, dee d., I have appointed ihe 8tA day of Octo~ btr next, at my office, for receiving proof ot the debts or demanda against the said decedent or his estate, at which time and place you are required to attend. Given under mv band aa Master Commissioner of the Circuit Court of Highland county, the day and year brat aforesaid. GEO. W. HULL. 14, 1658.—at


ocr: j Feb. 17. 1855—3t i:\UKH ANK’S R A I L It 6 A 1) T II AC K I? SCALES, Fairbanks's Cattle and Hay Scales Do Depot >cales Do Warehouse Scales Do Pl.i form Scales Do Conn.er Scales Do linn..er Scales Do Rolling Mill Scales Do Co" n er Pla form Scales Do Minor’s Scales 1)0 Wheelbar.ow Scales Can onlv be Imd in Richmond of die Agents, CLAKK.-OX, ANDERSuN A CO., No. 10 . Main Street, Who ran deliver any of the above at short notice, free .if expense.


ocr: Notice to the public,-My wife, ma ky T. Watson, having ijeeu fit to leave my bed and board without any satisfactory reason, this is to caution the public against crediting her, as after this notice I will not pay anydebtsthatshe tnaycon^ot. Dec. 30, 1857—4t* LEONARD C. WATSON. 5"BOXES LOOVRING'S LOAF SUGAR just re “1,ed “VtAPLES, MARTIN A CO. Staunton, Dec. 2,1867.


ocr: . j ] TAKE NOTICE.—My accounts nrc now drawn off and ready for settlement, and all those indebt ed to me ure requested to come forward aud settle im mediately, as I cannot possibly grant any turther in dulgence. I am compelled to have the money that is due me, and 1 hope my friends will come forward and settle wimottT delay. Thankful for past patronage, we hope by strict at tention to business und a desire to please ull, to merit a continuance oi the same. I will sell my present Stock of Goods at very reduced price*, from this date till the I5th of April. All in want of any kind of CLOTHING, will come to the Cheap Clothing House of A. LOWENSTEIN, At the Old Stand of Steiner, Bros. A Co., Now Street, Staunton, Vu. Jan. C, 1358—Vind. copy. _ 13UASTER.—1 am now receiving a lurge stock of JL LUMP PLASTER, which will be sold at the mar ket prices, for cash onlv. Also, a supply of that line Alexandria GROUND BLASTER. Cull at the Freight Depot. W. A. BURKE. Staunton, Dec. 1C, 1857.


ocr: U heeler & W ilson Manufacturing Co/s SEWINOr MACHINES! Oflice, 120 Baltimore St., Awer. Building, BAl_TIMORfe. WE prefer them for family use.—Tribune. Tliev are the favorites for families.—'Times. 77t«'machine for .family use.—Advocate and Journal. We can uot imagine any thing more perfect.-Evang. Will give entire satisfaction.—Observer. The best ever invented.—Christian Inquirer. In looking for the best, see these.—Examiner. Admirably adopted for family use.—Chronicle. We praise it with enthusiasm.—Christian Iulell. Worthy of the highest award.—Sabbath Recorder. “The desideratum is a stitch that will not ravel.— The Wheeler & Wilson Machine makes the only stitch that answers precisely the conditions required. It cannot be ravelled or ripped, and forms a seam alike on both sides of the fabric sewed, with great economy of thread, more firm, durable and beautiful than hand sewing.”—Fumilv Magazine. Baltimore. April 7, 1858—ly_


ocr: have in store, and for sule cheap : ) -.... KfilOOO pair Trace Chains; 1200 ” Stage ” 100 Breast " " 50 Bock ” 75 Log ” 40 Fifth " 25 Tongue ” * 20 Stritcher ” i 80 doz. Halter ” M5 ” Dog " And Coil Chain, assorted V, 5-16, 7-16, and id CLARKSON, ANDERSON A CO., Importers of Hardware, No. 106 Main St.


ocr: HEW STORE! Iflaia St., Oue Door East of the Post Office, STAUNTON, VA. THE undersigned would respectfully inform the cit izens of Staunton and Augusta county, that he has just opeued a large aud geucrul assortment ol BOOTS, &UOES, I1ATS AND CAPS, at the place above iudicated. The entire Stock has been selected with great care from the best manufacturers of Phil adelphia, and will be sold at fuir prices. Special at tention is invited to the assortment of Ladies' and Misses’ Gaiters, Slippers, Buskins, Ac., ot every style and variety. A call is solicited. JOHN K. WOODS. Staunton, April 14,1858—tf—Vind. copy.


ocr: New Arrangement! Two Daily Lines of Stages from STAUNTON TO WINCHESTER I LEAVE Staunton Daily at past 8, A. 31., and )4 past 8, P. 31., and arrive at Winchester at 8, P. M., and 7.A. 31.; making close connection with the Cars at Woodstock and Winchester. Returning, leave Winchester Daily at 7. A. 31., and 4X, P. M., and Woodstock Daily at 1, P. 31. Arrive at Staunton at 10, P. 31., connecting with the Central Cars for Richmond, and also at 11, A. 31., connecting with the Cars going West to the Virginia Springs, and with the different lines of Stages to Lexington, Fincaatle and Parkersburg. Through Ticket Irom Staunton to Baltimore, $8. KEMP k TROTTER.


ocr: FAIRBANKS SCALES. FAIRBANKS' SCALES. SCALES. rr'UKSE SCALES are now regard 1 ed as the STANDARD FOR CORRECT WEIGHT, and are in use bv nearly every Railroad Company, Merchant and Manufacturing Estab lishment throughout the country.— Tho reputation which these Scales have acquired has been of steady growth from the commencement to the present time, and is based upon the principle adopted br us, and never deviated from, of allowing none but raaracT weighing machines to go iorth from our establishment We have more than one hundred different modifications of these Scales, adapted to the wants of ev ery department of business, where a current and durable Scale is requir ed. Call and examine, or send for an illustrated circular. 18D Broadway, New York. CLARKSON, ANDERSON A CO., Agents, Rich mond, Va. Richmond, Nov. 9,1858—4t __


ocr: MISCELLANEOUS. INSURANCE COMPAN Y, OF THE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA, chartered march 17,1852. Rouud Capital $300,000. THIS Company, having beep 4»ly organized, is now ready to receive applications and issue Policiet, and offers to the citizens of Virginia the inducement of a home Company for the safe Insurance of all kinds of Property, Merchandise, Ac., at fair and equitable rates. The Directors assure the public that this Com pany will be conducted with a view to permanency,and ou the strictest principles of equity, justice and a close regard to economy and the safety of the insured. PRESIDENT, JOSEPH S. CARSON. C. S. FUNK, Seervtary. | 0. F. BRESEE, Actuary. DIRECTORS, JOSEPH S. CARSON, JOHN KERR, JAMES P. RIEliT, LEWIS P. HARTMAN, [ LLOTD LOGAN, ROBERT STEELE, HUGH SIDWELL. Office on Loudon Street, near the Valley Bank. IST George E. Pbice, Local Agent, Staunton.


ocr: Staunton Stytciatoik JOS. A. W ADDELL,) L. WADDELL, Jr., VProprietors. RICHARD MAUZY, ) _ TERMS The “SPECTATOR” is published once a week it Two Dollars and fifty Cents a year, which may be discharged by the payment of Two Mlarsat any time within the year. So subscription will be discontinued but at the option of the Editors, until all arrearages are VERTISEJdESTS of ten lines (or less,) inserted three times for one dollar, and twenty-five cents for each subsequent continuance. Larger advertisements inserted m the same proportion. A liberal discount made to those who advertise by the year. Professional Cards, not exceeding seven lines, wul be nserted for one year for $5 00—8 months for $3 00. One square, (ten lines)....! year.$8 00 “ “ .§ month*.,,,..,500 «< «* .8 “ .....800 Two squares.1 'year.1200 “ “ K month*.8 00 « «< 8 11 .5 00 Three squares.1 year..15 00 41 4‘ .(i months...10 no «« «« S “ .7 00 One th ird column.1 year.18 00 “ “ “ 6 months.12 00 it tt tt .3 ». 8 00 One column.1 year.50 00 “ “ 8 months.30 00 All advertising for a less time than three months, will is charged for at the usual rates—$1 00 per square for the first three insertions, and twenty-five cents for each subsequent issue.


ocr: i A/v NEGROES WANTED ! 1 -IN THE MARKET AGAIN 1 —1 wish to purchase One Hundred Ne groes, of both sexes, for the Southern market, for which 1 will pay the high est market prices. Persons having such would do well to call on the subscriber iu person, or let him know by letter. My address is Wavnesborough, Augusta county, Va. JOHN B. SMITH. Dec. 93, 1857—6m—Vind. copy


ocr: t,vw negroes wanted! I WISH to purchase for tbe Southern market, ONE THOUSAND NEGROE8, of both sexes, for which I will give the HIGHEST CASH PRICE. £jT* Persons having Negroes for sale will find it to their interest to call on me before selling. My address—Middlebrook, Augusta county, Vir ginia. J. E. CARSON. Oct.


ocr: SCALES, Fairbanks’s Cattle and Hay Scales Do Depot Scales Do Warehouse Seales Do Platform Scales Do Counter Scales * Do Hopper Scales Do Rolling Mill Scale* Do Coun.er Platform Scales Do Minor’s Scales Do Wheel barrow Scales Can only be had in Richmond of the Agents, CLARKSON, ANDERSON A CO., No. I0t> Main Street, Who can deliver any of the above at short notice, free


ocr: Superior Teas, Wines, and Liquors, Always on hand, for salt by AUSTIN E. HOOKE, GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, Cary stteet, adjoining the Columbian Hotel, March 21, 1857—ly Richmond, Va. D. GOODMAN, WHOLESALE ANI> • Retail dealer in superior quality Clothing any Gentlemen’s Fancy Drees artiolee, 119 Main *»>e*it, Riohmond, Va. [March 14,1857— ly


ocr: 1 AA NEGROES WANTED 11 JLUv -IN THE MARKET AGAIN ! —I wish to purchase Oue Hundred Ne groes, of both sexes, for the Southern market, for which I will pay the high est market prices. Persons having such would do well to call on the subscriber_ > in person, or let him know by letter. My address Waynesborough. Augusta county, Ya.


ocr: _ Dec. 23, 1857—6m—Yind. copy 6m T *£££, Tt° ™I R INTEREST, farjv XJ r.Kc> —1 sold last season 80 odd of MrCOft MICK’S COMBINED REAPERS AND MOWERS, all of which gave great satisfaction. As Auent for Mr. McC., I again offer those Machines to tbegfarmers of the V alley. 1 have large Hand Bills and Blank Or ders on hand. Friends, pie*** order early, so that I may have time to supply all. _ THORNTON BERRY, Jan. 20. 1858—2m Cline’s Mill or Staunton. T ind., Rock. Reg. and Tenth Legion copy.


ocr: Jno. I>. Imbodcn. Gko ^ ■ Imbodkn. ■ T1BODEIV & BKO., ATTORNEYS AT LAW, STAU NTON, N A. rnUE above Law ;iriu is dissolved so fur as practice jL in the Couutv Coiirt of Augusta is concerned, m which Court the seuior member beiug Clerk, Geo. W. Imboden alone will pnvctice; but >vheu the interests of their clients require it, the services of both will be •eudervd in alt the other Courts, and the partnership unite will be U3ed in receipting for all claims placed u their bauds, as heretofore.


ocr: SLKX. H. H. STUART. B. BALDWIN STUART. LAW PARTNERSHIP. HAVING associated uiy son B. Baldwin Stuart with me in busiuess, we will hereafter practice law in all the Courts held in Staunton, under the name and style of ALEX. II. H. STUART & SON. Particular attention will be given to the Collection The senior partner will also regularly attend the Circuit Courts of Rockingham aua Rockbridge and ,l,e Court Appeals .1 l«»j*y«-B „ g^UART. \


ocr: TO MY CUSTOMERS .—In a few more weeks a new Stock of Fall and Winter Clothing has to he purchased, which cannot be done without menus. I must, therefore, cull upon all indebted to me to come forward and pay up their accounts. A large Stock of CLOTHING I am now selling off at Cost for Cosh, and Cosh only. J. POLLI'fy. Staunton, Aug. 81, 1858._ '** _ Q HOG SHEA 1U iiORTO RICO SUGAR ; £ J5 barrels Crushed and Conee fcugarj • 5 ” Granulated Sugar; 20 bags Rio and Laguim Coffee; 40 kegs Old Dominion Nails; 15 barrels Hydraulic Cement, Just received and for Bale low by ^taunton, Aug. 17, ’58. TAYLOR A UOGE.


ocr: J.NO. 1). IxaOMK. „ _ OKO. w IMBODKN. IHBOO£H A: 15RO., ATTORNEYS AT LAW, a STAUNTON. VA. THE ubove Law linn is dissolved so tar as practice in the Couuty Court of Augusta is concerned, m which Court the senior member being Clerk, Geo. W. Imbodeu alone will practico; but when the interests of their clients require it, the services ot both Will be rendered in all the other Courts, and the partnership name will be imed in receipting for all claims placed in their hauds, as heretofore. ’53—6m


ocr: J\o D. Imuodex.. Geo. h. Imuodex. \ & bro., ATTORNEYS AT LAW, STAUNTON, V A. rpHE above Law firm is dissolved so far as practice X iu «be Count v Court of Augusta is concerned, in which Court the senior member being Clerk, Geo. W. Imbodeu alone will practice: but when the interests <>t‘ their clients require it, the services of both will be rendered in all the other Courts, and the partnership name will be used in receipting for all claims placed iu their hands, as heretofore. ’53—8m


ocr: WE HAVE IN STOKE dt WILL SELL LOW FOR CASH 100 sacks Ashton Salt; 75 do. Worthing do.; 50 sides Leather; 10 boxes Cheese; Lot of Sugar at reduced prices; Superior lot of Chewing Tobacco; Adamantine and Tallow Caudles. Produce of all kinds taken in trade. P. N. POWELL A CO. StauDtou, Nor. 4,1S57.


ocr: MISCELLANEOUS. AMERICAN HOTEL, •TAUNTON, VA.. MRS, JURY A. BROWN. THIS new aud elegaut Hotet is now open for the re ception and accommodation of visitors. The Proprietress assures the public that every effort will be made to please her guests. The Stages of HARMAN, BROWN A CO., arrive and depart from this Hotel, where their only office Is to be fouud.


ocr: ANOTHER ARRIVAL. FINE CLOTHIIG;. TfERCHANT, WE1S1GER 4 CO„ have this day 1*1 received another large lot of READY MADE CLOTHING, direct from their Factory, consisting of OVER COATS, (something really nice,) BUST NESS COATS, PANTS. VESTS, TALMAS, RAGLANDS of every grade, which will be sold on the most reasonable terms. To all in want of good Clothing and at low prices, wo would most respectful ly ask to give us u call beforo purchasing elsewhere as we promise to do the best we can to suit and please them. MERCHANT, WEISIGEIt, 4 CO., No. 112 Main St. Richmond, Va.


ocr: a THE NEW AND EXTENSIVE HAT, CAP & FANCY FUIl DEPOT, No. 73 MAIN ST., RICHMOND, VA. Binford, Dickinson & Weisiger, HAVE now ready, a large and varied ussoruient of lluts aud Capo and Straw Goods, suitable for the I Spring Trade, which will be sold at wholesale and re tail, on the most favorable terms. Merchants and others visiting the city would find it to their advantage to give us a call. Gtso. W.Duksbeury, so long known to the trade, is now ougaged with us, aud will be pleased to soe his old customers. 1 Richmond, Feb. 7, 1857.—ly


ocr: Wheeler ITWilson Manufacturing Co.’s SEWING MACHINES! Office, 126 Baltimore St., Amer. BALTIMORE. WE prefer them for family tine.—Tribune. They are the favorites for families.—Times. 7%«'machine for family use.—Advocate and Journal. We can not imagine any thing more perfect.-Evang. i Will give entire satisfaction.—Observer. ; The best ever invented.—Christiun Inquirer, j In looking for the best, see these.—Examiner. ! Admirubly adapted for family use.—Chronicle. We praise it with enthusiasm.—Christian Intell. j Worthy of the highest award.—Sabbath Recorder. : “The desideratum is a stitch that will not ravel.— 1 The Wheeler A Wilson Machine makes the only stitch i that answers precisely the conditions required. It cannot be ravelled or ripped, and forms a seam alike on both sides of the fabric sewed, with great economy of thread, more firm, durable and beautiful than hand sewing."—Family Magazine. Baltimore, April 7, 185S—ly


ocr: her son-in-law, (Mr. Henry Bear,) Nancy Skiford, upwards of 70 years. THE MARKETS. STAUNTON MARKETS. WHOLESALE PRICES. Reported by Staples, Martin & Co. March SO, 1858. ( New Superfine.. ...$4.00@0.00 ■< Extra.. ( Family. 5.0o@5.50 (Rye,.... 0.70@0.00 Oats,.*.0.25@0.00 (Corn, (New). 0.50@0.00 Fresh Roll,.u.20@0.20 laTro j Lump, per Ton,.11.00@0.00 - GrouFndl( .14.00@0.00 ( Ashton,.8.00@8.00 Marshall.. { Ground Alum,.2.25@2.50 RICIIMOND~MARKETS. Reported for the Spectator by W. D. Tompbint & Br« Richmond. AIarch 29, 1858. Flour—We quote the article iu brisk demand to shippers at $5@$5^ for Superfine, and $53^@$5^ for Extra. To the city trade and bakers, $5J£@$5K for Superfine, and $5%@$6 for Extra. Wheat—White, $1.15@$1.40; Red, $l.l0(g$1.80. Corn—New, 55c@8uc; Old, 55e@60c. Rye—75c@80c. Butter—16%c@20c@25. Lard—10c@12c. Apples—Per barrel, $2@$3. Wool—Washed, 30c@33c; Unwashed, 20c@25c. Beeswax_27 c» Seeds—Clover Seed, $6%@5%; Timothy Seed, $2}^ @$2-£; Orchard Grass Seed, $1%@1%; ilax Seed, $1.10t *$1.15. Oats—85@40. Plaster—$4. Guano—$55.


ocr: STEBBINS & PULLEN, IMPORTERS AND DRAPERS IN EARTHENWARE, China and Glass, Pier, Man tie and Toilet Looking Glasses, Britan nia and Plated Ware, Gas Fixtures, Lamps. Casters, Table Cutlery, Ac., Iron front building, No. 101, Broad St., Corner of 9th Street, Richmond, Va PT Particular attention paid to Packing. Richmond, Sept. 20, 1856.—ly


ocr: JOHN Marketplace, Franklin St., Richmond,Va., WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALER IN DRUGS, MEDICINES & CHEMICALS, PAINTS, Oils, Dye-Stuffs, Varnishes, Surtri- r» cal Instruments, Brushes, Couihs, Soaps, Extracts, Perfumery, Fuucy Articles, Choice XM Chewing and Smoking Tob’acro, Suuc's, Prime Havana and Domestic Segars, sole proprietor and man ufacturer of Semple's Infallible Baking or Yeast Pow der. Always on hand in season a full assortment of Landreths’ celebrated Garden Seeds. jcgr" Physicians’ Prescriptions accurately compound ed at all hours of the day or night.


ocr: W heeler & Wilson JR SEWINO MACHINES! Office, 126 Baltimore St., Arner. Building, BALTIMORE. WE prefer them for family tiss.—Tribune. They are the favorites for families.—Times. 7ftemachine for family use.—Advocate and Journal. We can not imagiue any thing more perfect.-Evang. Will give entire satisfaction.—Observer. The best ever invented.—Christiau Inquirer. In looking for the best, see these.—Examiner. Admirably adapted for family use.—Chronicle. We praise it with enthusiasm.—Christian Intell. Worthy of the highest award.—Sabbath Recorder. “The desideratum is a stitch that will not ravel.— The Wbeeler & Wilson Machine makes the only stitch that answers precisely the conditions required. It cannot be ravelled or ripped, and forms a seam alike on both sides of the fabric sowed, with great economy of thread, more firm, durable and beautiful than hand sewing.”—Family Magazine. Baltimore, 7, 1858—ly


ocr: FOWJLF & GO., IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF FERTILIZERS, OFFER FOR SALE NO. 1 PERUVIAN GUANO, imported directly to this port from the Chinchu Islands, put up in bags furnished and branded by the Agents of the Peruvian Government. COLUMBIAN GUANO, in bags and barrels. A very excellent manure, rich in phosphates, a3 will ap pear from annexed Analysis by Dr. R. II. Stabler: Organic matter yieldiug ammonia.14.55 Water. 8.55


ocr: Rro. [Nov. 9, 1838—3m FAIRBANKS' SCALES. SCALES. FAIRBANKS' SCALES. I'PUliSE SCALES are now regard 1 ed as the STANDARD FOR COii ItKCT WEIGHT, uuu are in use bv nearly everv Railroud .Company, Merclnnt and Manufacturing Estab lish ment throughout the country.— The reputation which these Scales have acquired lias been of steady growlh'troip the commencenient to the pieser.t time, and is baaed upon the principle adopted by us, and never deviated from, of allowing pone but I’Enrccr weighing macbinks tp go Iprth tfofp °ur establishment. We l)ave mope than oup hundred different modifications of these Scales, udupted to the. wants of ev ery department of business, where a current and durable Scale is requir ed. Call and examine, or send for au illustrated circular. FAIRBANKS * UU., 1K9 Broadway, New Aork. CLARKSON, ANDERSON k CO., Agents, Rich mond. Va.


ocr: C'tHAINS.—We ha*c in store, and for *ale cheap: J 1000 pair Trace Chain*; 200 " Stage ” 100 Breast ” 50 Back 75 Log " 40 Filth »» 25 Tongue ” 29 Stritcher ” 30 doz. Halter ” 15 ” Dog And Coil Chain, assorted V, 5-16, $/, 7-16, at.d CLARKSON, ANDEKtU.N A CO., Importer* of Hardware. No. li 6 Main St Richmond, Sept. 14,1858


ocr: Q/A BBLS. Crushed,' I’ulv'ed and Coffee Sugar; 2 hogsheads Brown Sugar: 2 " best P. R. Molasses; 5 barrels Golden Syrup; 25 sides best Sole Leather; lu boxes best Cheese; 75 kegs Old Dominion Nuils; 15 ” HorseShoes; 10 bbls. Hydraulic Cement; 2000 lbs. Bacon. TAYLOR, UOGE A CO. Staunton, Oct. 19,1858.


ocr: WM. F. LEWIN, WITH DANIEL MILLER Ac CO., IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Foreign and Domestic Dry Roods, No. 320 Baltimore Street, Third door ubove Howard, DANIEL MILLER, ] EXViSUU, [ BALTIMORE. HENRY E. LACEY, J {If Orders carefully and promptly attended to. Baltimore, March 31*, 185b—ly*


ocr: Baltimore, March 31, ’58—2m* ISCELLANEOUS NEWS l-Imboden and myself are Candidates; he wants the Clerkship, and I want to sell privately a COUNTRY RESI DENCE in the town of Siuumoo, consisting in part and principally of Seven Acres ot Land, adjoining the lots of Stuart, Douaghe and others. There are no ira - provements on the lot at present; but there was once a fence built there. Owing to the hard winters and the honesty of the people of Staunton, the ruils have disappeared entirely. Mr. James Gregory will show the place to any one who has never seen it, and, con sequently, don't know where to look for it. For fur ther particulars address J. M. ARMSTRONG, Deerfield, Augusta county, Va.


ocr: 1858! HOPKINS, HULL & CO., Wholesale Dry Goods Merchants, No. 258 Baltimore Street, BALTIMORE, INVITE the attention of buyers to their large and varied stock of BRITISH, IRENCH A AMERI CAN DRY GOODS, for Spriug and Summer sales, which they are now receiving. For cash, or to prompt bnyeni^th’ey will offer great inducements. Special at tention given to orders. March 1858—6m


ocr: Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing Co.’s SEWING MACHINES! Office, 126 Baltimore St., Amer. Building, * BALTIMORE. WE prefer them for family use.—Tribune. They ure the favorites for families.—Times. The machine for family use.—Advocate and Journal. We cau not imagine any thing more perfect.-Evaug. Will give entire satisfaction.—Observer. The best ever invented.—Christian Inquirer. In looking for the best, see these.—Examiner. Admirably adapted for family use.—Chrouicle. We praise it with enthusiasm.—Christian Intel!. Worthy of the highest award.—Sabbath Recorder. <fcThe desideratum is a stitch that will not ravel.— The Wheeler A Wilson Machine makes the only stitch that answers precisely the conditions required. It cannot bo ravelled or ripped, and forms a seam alike on both sides of the fabric sewed, with great economy of thread, more firm, durable aud beautiful than hand sewing.”—Family Magazine. Baltimore, April 7, 185$—ly _ PAPER HANGING8. i,t>0 Howell a brothers, manufacturers, 260 Baltimore Street, opposite Hanover Street, Baltimore, have recently beeu making extensive ar rangements to accommodate their increasing Country trade. Our removal to our new warehouse lias us ample facilities, and wo have greatly increased stock, thus giving our customers au unlimited assort ment to select from, iu all the different grades. Our assortment embraces WALL PAI’ER A BOR DERS, of all the different qualities and style* in the extent of the stock forbidding any also CURTAIN PAPERS, FlliE BOARD Ac. Customers will bear iu mind that we are manufacturers, and therefore the prices must be lowest; besides our haviug been iu business 25 years, gives to our friends ample assurance that they will be fairly dealt with. X£T Orders promptly attended Baltimore, March SI, 1853—ly ^ -WM. F. LEWIN, WITH DANIEL MILLER & CO., IMPORT It US AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, No. 329 Baltimore Street, Third door above .Howard,


ocr: ^ -WM. F. LEWIN, WITH DANIEL MILLER & CO., IMPORT It US AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, No. 329 Baltimore Street, Third door above .Howard, DANIEL MILLER, ] DANIEL CLOUD, I BALTIMORE. JOHN M. MILLER, I HENRY S. LACEY, J ngT Orders carefully and promptly attended to.


ocr: JOHXTVLKK, WB. U. T (Foriuerlv of Scottsville.') TYLER & SON, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 136 Cary Street, RICHMOND, VA. SOLICIT consignments of Tobacco, Flour, Wheat, Corn, Butter, and Country Produce generally, to the sale of which, aod selection of goods ordered, their senior partner, John Tyler, (with a business experi ence of over 30 years,) will give his personul utteution.


ocr: ___________ W M.F 7 LEW IN, WITH DANIEL MILLER & CO., IKPOKTXiiS AND WHOLESALE DCALSRS IX Foreign aud Domestic Dry Goods, No. 320 Baltimore Street, Third door above Howard, DANIIL XILLSR, 1 nasi*!, cloud. 1 BALTIMORE. JOHN X. MILLER, I HK.NRY K. LACEY, J Orders r-arefully and promptly attended to. Baltimore, M vreh 31,185S—ly*


ocr: Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing Co.’s SEWING MACHINES! Oiiice, 126 Baltimore St., Amer. Building, BALTIMORE. WE prefer them for family ms#.—Tribune. They are the favorites for families.—Times. The'machine for family use.—Advocate and Journal. We can not imagine any thing more perfect.-Evang. Will give entire satisfaction.—Observer. The best ever invented.—Christian Inquirer. In looking for the best, *ee these.—Examiner. Admirably adapted for family use.—Chronicle. We pruise it with enthusiasm.—Christian Intell. Worthy of the highest award.—Sabbath Recorder. “The desideratum is a stitch that will not ravel.— The Wheeler A Wilson Machine makes the only stitch that answers precisely the conditions required. It cannot be ravelled or ripped, and forms a seam alike on both sides of the fabric sewed, with great economy of thread, more firm, durable and beautiful than hand sewing."—Family Magazine. Baltimore, April 7, 1658—ly


ocr: 1 OWLE & CO., IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF FERTILIZERS, OFFER FOR SALE NO. I PERUVIAN GUANO, imported directly to this port from the Chiucha Islands, put up in bag* furnished and branded by the Agents of the Peruvian Government. COLUMBIAN GUANO, in bags and barrels. A verv excellent manure, rich in phosphates, 33 will ap pear from annexed Analysis by Dr. R. H. Stabler: Organic matter j ieldiug auimouia,.14.55 Water. 8.65


ocr: SEWING MACHINES! Office, 120 Baltimore St., Amer. Building, BALTIMORE. WE prefer them for family use.—Tribune. They are the favorites for families.—Times. The machine for family use.—Advocateand Journal. We can not imagine any thing more perfect.-Evang. Will give entire satisfaction.—Observer. The best ever invented.—Christian Inquirer. In looking for the best, see these.—Examiner. Admirably adapted for family use.—Chronicle. Wo praise it with enthusiasm.—Christian Intell. Worthy of the highest award.—Sabbath Recorder. “The desideratum is a stitcli that will not ravel.— The Wheeler & Wilson Machine makes the only stitch that answers precisely the conditions required. It cannot be ravelled or ripped, and forms a seam alike on both sides of the fabric sewed, with great economy of thread, more firm, durable and beautiful than hand sewing.”—Family Magazine. Baltimore, April 7,


ocr: _ WM. F7 LEWIN, WITH DANIEL MILLER & CO., IKPOBTBltS AXD WH0LK3ALE DSALBRS IX Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, No. 320 Baltimore Street, Third door above Howard, DkXIIL KILLBB, "j «, [ BALTIMORE. BBXRY K. LACEY, J Sr Orders carefully and promptly attended to. Itimore, Maich 31, 1858—ly*


ocr: _ CHAIN'S.—We ha»e iu store, ana tor sale cueap 1000 pair Trace Chains; 200 “ Stage ” loO Breast 50 Back ’’ 75 Log 40 Yitib 25 .'ongue 20 Striteher ” 80 doz. llalter ” 15 ” Dog ” And Coil Chain, assorted 5-l«, %, 7-16, and f't IRKSIIW ANDERSON A CO., nch. CLARKSON, ANDERSON 4 CO., Importers of Hardware, No. 106 Mam St


ocr: __ Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing Co.’s SEWING MACHINES! Office, 126 Baltimore St., Amer. Building, BALTIMORE. WE prefer them for family use.—Tribune. They are the favorites for families.—Times. The'machine -for family use.—Advocate and Journal. We can not imagine any thing more perfect.-Evang. Will give entire satisfaction.—Observer. The best ever invented.—Christian Inquirer. In looking for the best, see these.—Examiner. Admirably adapted for family use.—Chronicle. We praise it with euthusiasm.—Christian lntell. Worthy of the highest award.—Sabbath Recorder. “The desuUratvm is a stitch that will not ravel.— The Wheeler & Wilson Machine makes the only stitch that auswers precisely the conditions required. It cannot be ravelled or ripped, and forms a seam alike on both sides of the fabric sewed, with great economy of thread, more firm, durable and beautiful than hand sewing.”—Family Magazine. Baltimore, April 7, 1858—lv


ocr: JOHN" W.” <3A R LI CK, Place, Fraukliu St., Richmond, Va., WnOLbSALb A RETAIL UrALtK IN DRUGS, MEDII1NL8 & CHEMICALS, Oils, Dye Stutt*, Vuinishes, Sum- g cul Instruments, Blushes, Combs, Soaps,MBp Extracts, Perfumery, Fancy Articles, Choice II and Smoking Tobacco, Suutt*, Prune aud Demesne Segais, sole pruprietoi aud man of Semple’s Infallible Baking or Yeast Pow Always ou baud in season a lull assortment of celebrated Garden Seed*. J3gT Physicians’ Prescriptions accurately compound at all hours of the day or uight.


ocr: (CHAINS.—We ha'-e in store, and for sule cheap: J 1000 pair Trace Chains; 200 ” Stage ” 100 Breast . ” 50 Back ” 75 Log ” 40 Filth ” 25 .’onguo ” 20 Stritcher ” 80 doz. Halter ” 15 ” Doz And Coil Chain, assorted^, 5-16, %, 7-16, aud inch. CLARKSON, ANDERSON A CO.,^ Importers of Hardware, No. 106 Main St


ocr: CHAINS*—We htt'-e in store, and for sale cheap: 1000 pair Trace Chains; 200 ” Stage 100 Breast ” .. 50 Back ” 75 Log ” 40 Fifth ” 26 Tongue ” 20 Stritcher M 30 doz. Halter ’* 15 ” Dog » ADd Coil Chain, assorted X, 6-16, %, 7-16, and V* inch. CLARKSON, ANDERSON A CO., Importers of Hardware, No. H><1 Main St.


ocr: j ! ! j S | | ; j ! Jitattnton %eriatur. JOS. A. WADDELL,! L. WADDELL, Jr., ^Proprietors. RICHARD MATJZY, j TERMS. J3T The “SPECTATOR” is published once a week at Two Dollars and fifty Cents a year, which may be discharged by the payment of Two Dollars at any time within the year. No subscription will be discontinued but at the option of the Editors, until all arrearages paid. ADVERTISEMENTS often lines (or less,) three times for one dollar, and twenty-five cents for each subsequent continuance. Larger advertisements in the same proportion. A liberal discount made to those who advertise by year. Professional Cards, not exceeding seven lines, will nserted for one year for f5 00—6 months for $8 00. One square, (tenlines)... .1 “ “ .6 months.5 “ “ .8 “ .8 Two squares.1 ‘year.12 “ “ .6 months.8 “ “ .8 “ 5 Three squares.1 year.15 “ “ .6 months.10 “ “ .8 “ 7 One third column.1 year.18 “ “ “ .(i months.12 “ « “ .8 “ .8 (Me colamn.1 year.50 “ “ .6 months.80 All frivertising for a less time than three months, be charged for at the usual rates—|1 00 per square the first three insertions, and twenty-jive cents for subsequent issue.


ocr: Jxo. D. Imbodbn. Gbo. W. Imbodbn. muAni'iV Mr nun rrMIE above Law firm is dissolved so far as practice JL in the County Court of Augusta is concerned, in which Court the senior member being Clerk, Geo. W. Imboden alone will practice; but when the interests of their clients require it, the services of both will be rendered in all the other Courts, and the partnership name will be U3ed in receipting for all claims placed in their hands, as heretofore.


ocr: 2ft, G1 HEAT liEDllOTiUiN IxN C the price of Hats and Boots. —From 15 to 20 per cent saved by buying from J. II. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel Building. Moleskin Hats of best quality, >3 50 ; do second quality, S3 00; Fashionable Silk Hats.S2 50; Fine Calfskin sewed Boots. S3 50 ; Con gress Gaiter Boors, $2 25; Fine Calfskin sowed Shoes S2 25. J. M. Anthony has mudo ar rangements with one of the best makers in the city of Philadelphia to supply him with ahandsomoand sub stantial Calfskin sowed BOUT, which ho will sell at the unprecedented low price of Three Dollars and a Half. I I 1 !


ocr: ALEXANDRIA GUANO! . NO. 1 PERUVIAN, of direct importation; AFRICAN, containing ammonia and phosphate in large proportion; COLUMBIAN, in bags and barrels; ‘A’ and ‘A A' MEXICAN, in barrels; SUP. PHOS. OF LIME, in bags and barrels, warranted of best quality; BONE DUST, in barrels, and warranted pure. All the above Fertilizers are warranted of the beet and are offered at the lowest rates. March LE A CO.


ocr: Wliecler & Wilson Manufacturing Co.’s SEWING MACHINES! Office, 126 Baltimore St., Amer. Building, BAuTlMORt. WE prefer them for family use.—Tribune. They are the favorites tor families.—Times. The machine for family use—Advocate aud Journal. We cun not imagine any thing more perfect.-Evang. Will give enure satisfaction.—Observer. The best ever invented.—Christian Inquirer. In looking tor the best, see these.—Examiner. Admirably adapted for family use.—Chronicle. We praise it with enthusiasm.—Christian lntell. Worthy of the highest uward.—Sabbath Recorder. “The desideratum is a stitch (bat will not ravel.— The Wheeler it WilsoD Machine makes the only stitch that answers precisely the conditions required. It cannot be ravelled or ripped, and forms a seam alike on both sides of the fabric sewed, with great economy of thread, more tirm, durable and beauulul than hand sewing.”—Family Magazine. Baltimore, April 7, 1858—ly


ocr: ALEXANDRIA GUANO! , NO. 1 PERUVIAN, ot direct importation; AFRICAN, containing ammonia and phosphate in large proportion; COLUMBIAN, in bags and barrel*; ‘A’ and ‘A A' MEXICAN, in barrels; SUP. PHOS. OF LIME, in bags and barrels, warranted of best quality; BONE DUST, in barrels, and warranted pure. All the above Fertilizers are warranted, of the beet quality, and are offered at the lowest rates. March A CO.


ocr: Portland Sugar and Syrup. -j PA BBLS. YELLOW SUGAR; 10U 150 bbls. ‘A A’ do. 200 ” ‘A’ do. 200 ” SYRUP. Just received per schr. “B. P. Reeves.” We are constantly receiving supplies of the above Sugars and Syrup, which we offer to the trade at manufacturer’s prices. FOWLE A CO., Agent of Portland Sngar Company. Alexandria, March 24, ’53.


ocr: and Rock. Keg. please copy, ■=-'-- i -m THE MARKETS. STAUNTON MARKETS. WHOLESALE PU10E9. Reported by Staples, Martin d Co. Atrcctr 17, 1368. ( New Superfine.4.75100.00 FLOUR J Extra,.a.^io.OO (Family,. 6.0006.0b ( Rye,. 0.6500.00 GRAIN. < Oats.0.2500.00 (Corn, (New). 0.5000.00 BUTTER. Fresh Roll. o.1800.20 LARD, . 3.1000.00 PLkSTER \ Lump- Pcr Ton>.12.0000.00 * I Ground, .14.oo0O.OO i Ashton,.8.O>'08.OO SALT.-/ Marshall,. 2.7500.00 ( Ground Alum. 2.2302.60 RICHMOND MARKETS. Reported for the Spectator by IF. [). Tom pH ns d Bro. Richmond. Acg. 18, 1858. Flour—Old Superfine at Extra at t6 New Superfine, *8@o)£; Extra, ; Family, Wheat—Good to nrime Red, $1.2'0$1.4O; good to prime White, $1.5<0$1.4O. Corn—83c. Rve—80C@S5c. Bcttkr—(Plenty and dull)—10c to 18J^02O. Laud— IOc0 12c*. Oats—3504o. Plaster—$3%


ocr: __ (xAHKlELi IlIKStt'S italmjt *ijru FttEjrcH dyinSaM^Ma¥ent NICOLA BAPTISTE, well known for his new pro cess introduced into this country for DYING SILKS of every kind, having been employed by Ga briel liirsh.has opened the above establishment and is ready to execute orders for the Dvino or Stcff* of Silk and Wool, Shawls. Lace, Feathers, BlOnde, Akticles of Gentlemen’s Wear, Ac., in a perfection he alone has attained. All work guaranteed. Orders executed promptly and at a moderate


ocr: WM. U. TUUJ'KIAS. the lute firm of E. 0. A W. D. Tompkins, Rich mood, Vu, and former ly of Albemarle. IV It TMMH1 JAn. Jb. TUMJK1AS. I Formerly of Albemarle; of | late a partner in the con* I cern of Staples, Martin | A Co.. Staunton, Va. 4 I V* A. Itltii COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Opposite Flour Sheds, Uusiu Hunk, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, consignment* of Flock, Tobacco, Wheat, Corn, and Pkodcce generally, uud give their persoual attention to ull business entrusted to


ocr: C. D. YALE. Furnace, Store and Tin lislahlisliment. 130, MainStkket, Richmond Va. ('I AS fitting and Plumbing doi.e in the neatest man JT uer, with the modern improvements. Hot Hot water and Steam furnucos; Kitohon ranges, portable gas works put up in any part of the country Also pumps and llydruulic Rams. Particular attention paid to heating and buildings and putting up cooking and water Grates in every variety Roofing done at the shortest notice. Richmond, March 21, 1857—ly


ocr: w China, Glass, Earthenware. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. g? I^HE undersigned, importer and dealer in China, Glass and Earthenware, would respectfully inform Ins friends and the public generally, that he is now in receipt of his Spring supply of New Goods, con sisting of every variety of articlo in his line; and will take great pleasure in exhibiting tho same to all who may oblige him with a call. To Country Merchants he is prepared to offer very great inducements. Particular atteution always paid to packing and tho filling of orders. 0. K. TAYLOR 117 Main Street, Richmond, V a Richmond. Feb. 21, 1857.—ly


ocr: BOOK AND PAPER WAREHOUSE. JOML\ BERGER. BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, AND BLANK-BOOK MAN UFA C T UR E R, No. 254 Baltimore Street. Baltimore. Baltimore, April 4, 1857—to mar 15, ’58 BI T T & R I t K E T T S , WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FOREIGN FRUITS, NUTS, CIGARS, AC., AND CANDY MANUFACTURERS,


ocr: IMBODEN & BKO., ATTOKNE’SS at law, V STAUNTON, vA. THE above Law tirni is dissolved «o far as practice iu the County Court of Augusta is concerned, in which Court the senior member being Clerk, Geo. W. Imboden alone will practice; but when the interests of their clients require it, the services ot both will be rendered in all the other Courts, and the partnership name will be used in receipting for all claims placed in their bands, as heretofore.


ocr: | < SPECIAL NOTICES. 'rsf A perfumed bro.vili can be obtained by Do*'" l uPs D.'utal Fluid. Toothache instantly relieved by sowdeu ' Dental Fluid. Soft and Spongy bums cur d bv Dowden s Dental Fluid, 'teeth made white auU iirtar removed by Dowdeu’s Denial Fluid.recomntend ..l bv Dr.-, Pleasants. Hudson.Eduiands, Hancock, «c., tc.,*of mis city, and I’hysiuaus everywhere. For sale *v ail Druggists, wholesale and retail. GEO. DOWDEN, Druggist, Sixth ami Broad si., Richmond, "\ a. Beware of imitations, Toothbrushes, &c. • —l.v /^lukksiiip of bath county.—wm. ( i H. REVERCOMB, Esq,, is a Candidate at the en <umir election for ihe Clerkship of the County and Cir cuit Courts of Bath County. MANY OTLRS. Dec. SO, 1357._


ocr: MISCELLANEOUS, AMERICAN HOTEL, STAUNTON, VA„ MRS. M\RY A. BROWN. rPlllS new and elegant Hotel is now open for there _L ception and accommodation of visitors. The Proprietress assures the public that every effort will be made to please her guests. The Stages of HARMAN. BROWN & CO., arrive and depart from this Hotel, where their only office is to be found.


ocr: Portland Sugar and Syrup. i r/\ BBLS. YELLOW SUGAR; IOU l&i bbls. ‘A A’ do. 2E0 ” ‘A’ do. 200 ” SYRUP. Just received per schr. "B. F. Reeves.” We are constantlv receiving supplies ot the abo\e Sugars and i-yrup, which weoUer lo the Hade at uiauuOv iur<-r s rices. FOWLE a CO., Agent of Portland Sugar Company.


ocr: NEW GOODS.— The undersigned have pis) re ceived u very large Slock of DRY GOODS SROCERIES, £q,,' ta which they invite the atten tion of their friends and the comthunitv generally. taylor a hooe, Brandeburg A Co.’s Old Stand. | Staunton, Ap. 21, ’58.


ocr: ALEXANDRIA ADVERTISEMENTS. GUANO! NO. 1 PERUVLAa, ot uireci importation; AFRICAN, containing ammonia and phosphate in large proportion; COLUMBIAN, in bags and barrels; ‘A’ and ‘A A’ MEXICAN, in barrels; SUP. PHOS. OF LIME, in bags and barrels, warranted of best quality; BONE DUST,In barrels, and warranted pure. All the above Fertilizers are warranted of the beet quality, and are offered at the lowest rates. LL A CO.


ocr: I Eheeler & Wilson Maniifartnrins Co.’s SEWING MACHINES! Office, 120 Baltimore St., Amer. Building, BALTIMORE. WE prefer them far family use.—Tribune. They are the Iavurites tor families.—Times. The machine for family use.—Advocate and Journal We can not imagine any thing more perfect.-Evaug. Will give enure satisfaction.—Observer. The best ever invented.—Christiau Inquirer, in looking tor the best, see these.—Examiner. Admirably adapted for lauiily use.—Chronicle. We pruise it with enthusiasm.—Christian iutell. Worthy of the highest award.—Sabbath Recorder. "The desideratum is a stitch that will not ravel.— The Wheeiei & Wilson Machine makes the only stitch .hat answers precisely the conditions required, li cannot he ravelled or ripped, and forms a seam alike on both sides of the fabric sewed, with great economy of thread, more arm, durable aud beautiful than burnt »ewiug.”— Family Magazine. Baltimore, April 7, 1868—ly House Furnishing: (woods. CORTLAN & CO., Nos. 210 aud 218 Baltimore Street, laPOBTSaS AND LIEALKBS IN CUTLERY, SIL YER PL A TED r de BRITANNIA WARE, rT . I GAS FIXTL&ES, CHINA de FANCY GOODS, JATANNERY, TIN AND WOODEN WARES, BATHING APPARATUS, FINE STEEL, BRONZED AND BRASS SETS, BRUSHES, MATS, PER FUMERY, WAITERS, & MANUFACTURERS OF THE CELEBRATED ARCTIC REFR1GIRATORS, WATER COOL ERS, BLOCK TIN WARE, dec., dec. Wholesale Dealers, Hotel and Boarding House Pro prietors, Steamboat and Ship Ow ners, Old Housekeep ers, and those about commencing, will find in out warerooms, decidedly the greatest variety to be fouud in any similar house in the Union. And we pledge every article sold to be as represented aud at the low est possible paying rates.


ocr: ST. CHARLES HOTEL, Corner .Main aud Wall Sts., RICHMOND, VA. THE undersigned have leased the above Hotel tor ft term of years, aud are now fully prepared to re ceive their trieuds aud the public. They inteud to make ihe St. Charles, in all respects, comtortable aud l° iU Patr°n3;.*1.75 per day. a ’. THOS. B. P. INGRAM, JOHN G. MOSBY, Ju.


ocr: quick Bate* and Prompt Return» t NORVELL So WAGGONER, Grocers and commission Merchants, SELL all kinds of CUl/NTKY PKOLUcE. Store Coiner Cary and Pearl Streets, Richmond, Va., the beet stand in the city for selling quickly Flour, Butter, Wheat, Corn, Feathers, Wool, Beeswax, Gin seng, and all kinds of Produce. fSr Our charge for selling only 2}^ per cent., and proceeds promptly returned. WE REFER TO Hugh W. Sheffej-, Esq., A. E. Bledsoe A liro., John T. Antrim, Wm. Withrow, jr. Esq., W. W. King, Esq., Taylor \ Hobbs. Richmond, March 24, 18oa—om


ocr: GUANO"! NO. 1 PERUVIAN', of direct importation; AFRICAN, containing ammonia and pnoiphate in large proportion; COLUMBIAN, m bags and barrels; ‘A’ and ‘A A’ MEXICAN, in barrel*; SUP. PHOS. OF LIME, in bags and barrels. warranted of best quality; BONE DUST, in barrels, and warranted pure. All the above Fertilizer* are warranted of the out quality, and are ottered at the lowest rates. Alexandria, March 24, '58._FOWLE A CO.


ocr: Y LW FALL AM) ft INTLK STOCK.— i.1 Having received u large | onion ol my Winter jMock ol BOOTS AM) rHiohS, selected by myself of ilie best materials and workmanship, I led cotJideut I cun oiler my customers and die public the best stock and assortment 1 ever bad in store, and as cheap as any house in this city. A call is respectfully solicited, before purchasing elsewhere, Irom buyers, at No. 43 Main Street, a lew doors below the St. Charles Ho tel, by WM. WALSH.


ocr: AMERICAN HOTEL, STAUNTON, VA., MRS. MARY A. BROWN. Tills new and elegunt Hotel is now open for there ception and accommodation of visitors. . The Proprietress assures the public that every effort will be made to please her guests. The Stages of HARMAN. BROWN A CO., arrive and depart from this Hotel, where their only office to be found. Stuunton. Jan. 2s, 1357.—tf.


ocr: it), _ (\a BBLS. Crushed, Pulv’ed and Cotlee .Sugar; Z\J 2 hogsheads Biown Sugar: 2 ” best P. R. Molasses; 5 barrels Goldeu Syrup; 25 sides best Sole Leather; 10 boxes best Cheese; 75 kegs Old Dominion Nails; 15 ” Horse Shoes; 10 bbls. Hydraulic Cement; 2000 lbs. Bacon. TAYLOR, IIOGE A CO. Oct. 10,1358.


ocr: Baltimore, March 31, 1858—lv_ Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing m SEWINC* JYL AUxiJLJN Lo I Office, 12G Baltimore St., Amcr. Building, BALTIMORE. WE prefer them for family use.—Tribune. They are the favorites for families.—Times. The machine for family use.—Advocate and Journal. We can not imagine any thing more perfect.-Evang. Will give entire satisfaction.—Observer. The best ever invented.—Christian Inquirer. In looking for the best, see these.—Examiner. Admirably adapted for family use.—Chronicle. We praise it with enthusiasm.—Christian Intell. Worthv of the highest award.—Sabbath Recorder. “The desideratum is a stitch that will not ravel.— The Wheeler & Wilson Machine makes the only stitch that answers precisely the conditions required. It cannot be ravelled or ripped, and forms a seam alike on both sides of the fabric sewed, with great economy of thread, more firm, durable and beautiful than hand sewing.”—Family Magazine. Baltimore, April 7, 1858—ly PAPER HANGINGS. Howell a brothers, manufacturers, 2GO Baltimore Street, opposite Hanover Street, Baltimore, have recently been making extensive Ar rangements to accommodate their increasing trade. Our removal to our new warehouse has given us ample facilities, and we have greatly increased stock, thus giving our customers an unlimited assort ment to select from, in all the different grades. Our assortment embraces WALL PAPER & BOR DERS, of all the different qualities and styles in use— the extent of the stock forbidding any enumeration; also CURTAIN PAPERS, FIRE BOARD Ac. Customers will bear in mind that we are manufacturers, and therefore the prices must be lowest; besides our having been in business 25 years, gives to our friends ample assurance that they will


ocr: Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing A'®*’8 SEWING MACHINES! Office. 120 Baltimore St., Amer. Building, * BALTIMORE. WE prefer them for family —Tribune. They are the favorites for families.—Times. Tm machine for family use.—Advocate and Journal. We can not imagine any thing more perfect.-Lvang. Will give entire satisfaction.—Observer. The best ever invented.—Christian Inquirer. In looking for the best, see these.—Examiner. Admirably adapted for family uae.—Chromcle. We praise it with enthusiasm.—Christian Intell. Wor?hv of the highest award.—Sabbath Recorder. “The de$i'l*ratumis a stitch that will not ravel. The Wheeler A Wilson Machine makes the only stitch that answers precisely the conditions required. It cannot be ravelled or ripped, and torms a seam alike on both sides of the fabric sewed, with great economy of thread, more tirm. durable aud beautiful than hand sewing.**—Family Magazine. Baltimore* April 7, 1S58—1] PAPER HANGINGS. Howej.l a brothers, manufacturers, 200 Baltimore Street, opposite Hanover Street, Baltiuokb, have recently been making extensive ar rangements to accommodate their increasing Country trade Our removal to our new warehouse has given us ample facilities, aud we have greatly increased our stock thus giving our customers an unlimited assort ment’to select from, in all the different grades Our assortment embraces >\ ALL rArhlt et bub DERS of all the different qualities and styles in use— the extent of the stock forbidding any enumeration; also CURTAIN PAPERS, FIRE BOARD PRINTS, &«. Customers will bear in mind that we are extensive manufacturers, aud therefore the prices must be the lowest: besides our haviug been iu business 25 years, nives to our friends ample assurance that they will be fairly dealt with. £?T Orders promptly attended to. Baltimore, March 31, l.v WM. F. LEWIN, WITH DANIEL JilLLER & CO., IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DSALBB3 IN Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, No. 320 Baltimore Street, Third door above Howard, SAXIKL MILLER, ] pasibl cloud, I BALTIMORE. JOHN M. Mll.LBR,


ocr: BALTIMORE ADVERTISEMENTS. Wheeler & Wilson HauifaclariaK Ce.*J SEWING MACHINES! Oilee, 126 Baltimore Si., Amer. Building, BALTIMORE. WE prefer theta for family **.—Tribune. They are the favorites ft>r fumilUt.—Times. T\« machine fur family use.—Advocate and Journal. We can not imagine any thing more perfect.-Evang. Will give entire satisfaction.—Observer. The best ever invented.—Christian Inquirer. In looking for the best, see these.—Examiner. Admirably adapted for family use.—Chronicle. We praiae it with enthusiasm.—Christian Intell. Worthy of the highest a ward.-Sabbath Recorder. “The dttidtrat'un, is a stitch that will not ravel.— The Wheeler A Wilson Machine makes the only stitch that answers precisely the conditions required. _ It cannot be ravelled or ripped, aud forma a seam alike on both sides of the fabric sewed, with great economy of thread, more firm, durable and beautiful than hand sewing.”—Family Magazine. Baltimore, April 7, 1858—ly House Furnishing ttoods. CORTLAN & CO., Nos. 216 and 218 Baltimore Street, lMPOaTlKS AND DEALERS IN CUTLERY, SILVER PLATED d BRIT A AM A WARE, GAS FIXTURES, CHINA ds --- FANCY GOODS, JAPANNERY. TIN AND WOODEN WARES, BATHING APPARATUS, FINE STEEL, BRONZED AND BRASS SETS, BRUSHES, HATS, PER FUHERY, WAITERS, dk MANUFACTURERS OF THE CELEBRATED ARCTIC REFR1GIRA TORS, WATER COOL ERS, BLOCK TIN WARE, dbc., dtc. Wholesale Dealers, Hotel aud Boarding House Pro prietors, Steamboat aud Ship Owners, Olu Housekeep ers, and those about commencing, will find iu our warerooms, decidedly the greatest variety to be found in any similar house iu tne Union. And we pledge every article sold to be as represented aud at the low est possible paying rules. Baltimore. March 81. 1858.—lyif PAPER HANGING'S. Howell a broths, manufacturers, 260 Baltimore Street, opposite Hanover Street. Baltimore, have recently been making extensive ar


ocr: JOHN W. QARLICK, Market Plac*1, Franklin 81., Richmond, Va., WHOLESALE A HtTAIL DEALEB IN DRUGS, MEDICINES & CHEMICALS, PALM'S, Oils, Dye Stull., Varnishes, Surgi- a cal Instruments, Brushes, Combs, Soaps,mW extracts, Perfumery, Faucy Articles, Choice IV Chewing aDd Smoking Tobacco, Snuffs, Prime Havana and Domestic Segais, sole proprietor and man utacturer of Semple’s I ntallible Baking or Y’east Pow der. Always on haud in season a full assortment of Landreths’ celebrated Garden .Reeds. tar. Physicians’ Prescriptions accurately compound ed at all hours of the day or uight.


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ocr: JOHN W. QARLICK, Market Placa, Franklin fit., Richmond, Va., WHOLESALE 4 RETAIL DEALER IK DIVCS, MEDICINES * CHEMICALS, PAINTS, Oils, Dye-Stufts. Varnishes, Surgi- g cal Instruments, Brushes, Combs, Soaps,MV Extracts, Perfumery, Fancy Articles, Choice U Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, Snuff’s, Prime ** Havana and Domestic Segars, sole proprietor and man ufacturer of Semple’s Intsllible Baking or Yeast Pow der. Always on hand in season a full assortment of Landreths’ celebrated Garden Seeds. |jgr Physicians’ Prescriptions accurately compound ed at all hours of the day or night.


ocr: £. If. SPENCE, Fashionble Clothier & Merchant Tailor, No 120, Corner Main and 13th Streets, SST One price only. RICHMOND, VA. Richmond, March 17,1S5S.—ly


ocr: WM. F. LEW I N, WITH DANIEL MILLER Ac CO., IMPORTXK3 ASD WUOLKSALB DSALlRS IN Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, No. 320 Baltimore Street, Third door above Howard, DANIIL MILLER, 1 DANIEL CLOUD, | BALTIMORE. JOHN M. MILLER, I HENRY S. LACEY, J r%~ Orders carefully and promptly attended to. Baltimore, March 31, 1858—ly*