ocr: I>i»$oliition. TIIE firm of Fishburn & Awdc was dissolved ou the first day of September by agreement. Theourt nership accounts are now ready for settlement, ana will be attended to by D. l'ishburn, who also assumes all debt, of the lirm. FiSHULKN Si AfVDE. The business will be continued as heretofore by my self. The trade m Flour, Bacon, Butter, Sic., still kept up. Guano and Plaster furnished. DANIEL FISHBURN. Waynesboro’, Sept. 19, 1855.—3t


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ocr: Sale of Personal Property. FT A VINO disposed cf my plantation 1 will sell at pub 11 lie auction, on Monday the t>lh of October, all my farm stock, consisting of i/orscs, Cattle, /fogs, Farming implements,4cc. Also a portiou of my standing crop of Com. Sale to commence at lOo'clock. Tkumu : Acreditot six mouths will be given on all sums over §19, the purchaser executing a note negotia ble- at one of our Banks and satisfactorily endorsed. SLMP&ON F. TAYLOR. Sept. 19, 1855.—tds—Viud.copv.

place_of_publication: Staunton, Va.

publisher: L. Waddell, J.A. Waddell


ocr: v* t — xmc.n vy ,, t* .ud -‘<1 * d u.d ^ 1 ,aiA m V ,4iW ■« y \ T EGBERT <to’-7 AN'S i! !: .*b wh-re a largo 1L t;.:, ly of liilli.i’l j and TESTAMENTS will he kcpteo-utautly on ha !, and will bo - ild at the Bible Society’s prices fjr ciih. Permas ean procure Bibles a.id Testament* gratuitously, hy satisfying the deposi tary, Mr. Cowan, of their inability to purchase. By order, A. J. GARBER, Treasurer.


ocr: ST. CHARLES HOTEL, Corner of .llain and Wall Si reels, mv/JtiiuuiMOi) v T. n. I'VKKOW X Proprietor *. Geo. J. Scammeli., SuptriiUendtiU. April 25, 1855.


ocr: STAUNTON BV 1. A. * I*. WADDELL, Jv. ; T K U. M S . \jy~Th- “SPECTA TOR" is published once a week, ' at Two Dollars a year, if paid in advance, or l'wo Dol lars and Fifty O ats if delayed beyond the expiration of tie year. Xo s'lbscriplion will be discontinued bul at tne vplojn of the Editors, until all arrearages are paid. .jrj* All communications to the Ed‘tors by mail must ■ be pnst-paitl or t/u:ti wilt not be attended to. i ADVERTISEMEXTS of thirteen lines (or less,) inserted three times for one dollar, and twenty-five cents , for evchsubsequent routinnnnce. Earger advertisements inserted in the same proportion. A Liberal discount made to those who advertise by tne year. i .. i


ocr: lioirsB’* 'lots for sale. rg'HE subscriber offers for sate his Houses and Lots i sitiiat- il in Colcytown, Augusta county. Both of the houses are comfortable I.o? Dwellings, one two stories high, and the other story and a half The lots contain thirteen acres. There is a nevci failing spring on the ground, and another stream passing thioujrb it.—. There is also on the place a fiue Orchard of the best fruit—young trees. The location is a desirable one for a mechanic of almost any kind. Oct. 3, 1336.—tf SAMUEL PARENT.


ocr: STAUNTON SPECTATOR. BY J. A. * L. WADDELL, Jr. terms. Irv The “SPECTATOR” is published once a week, Ut Tea Dollars a yecw, if paid in advance, or Two Dol lars ond Fifty Cents if delayed beyond the erpiration of the year. .Vo subscription will be discontinued but at the Option of the Editors, until all arrearages are paid. gtj* All communications to the Eli tors by mail must be post-paid, or they will not be attended to. AD VERTISE \IEVTS of thirteen 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 year.


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ocr: E. B. ADDISON. 1). HOWARD. ADDISON & HOWARD, General Commission and Forwarding MERCHANTS, An cl Dealers in Agricultural Implements, Seeds, Fertilizers $•«., AT MESSRS. ADDISON Jc Meade’s OI O STAND. UNION STREET, ALEXANDRIA, VA. ORDERS for Pennock’s Wheat Drills, either with or without Nelson’s Guano Attachment, as well as all other articles in their line or to be had in their market, will be filled with prompt ness. Terms cash or its equivalent. Particular attention will be paid to the sale of Flour, Wheat, Corn. Rye &.o. floods consigned to theft care will be forward ed with despatch. Aug. 30, 1854.


ocr: Notice to Western Merchant!. PERSONS who ship Goods trom the Nothern Cities can send them direct to their destina tion by consigning them to Stephen Hunter, Gen eral Freight Agent, at Richmond ; it being dis tinctly understood that Bills of lading be sent pre viously staling the amount of freight on such goods to Riohmond. If this is done the goods will be forwarded direct to the nearest depot—and the whole charge collected there. If the bills of la ding are not sent this Company will not forward the goods until the bills for Freight to this City are collected, and of course will not be resjxmsible for loss, and must charge an extra price for stor age. H. D. WHITCOMB, Sup’t-Transpirtation, Va. C. R. R. Co. Jan. 27, 1855.—3m.—Rep. and Amer. copy.


ocr: Dissolution. THE Firm heretofore existing under the name of Harper Sc Bro. is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All knowing themselves indebted will sett.e with the junior partner, (_S. G. Harper,) who a lone is authorized to use the name ot the house. HARPER & BRO. Staunton, March 14, 1855._


ocr: JOHNKENNEDY. SOAP & CANDLE FACTORY. Hast Court House Lane, Staunton, l a , WHERE he will constantly*have White, Yellow, Brown and Liquid Soap, and Mould Candles of the best quality. which he will sell at the lowest cash price, or exchange for 1 al low and Grease of all descriptions. He respect fully solicits a share of patronage. Staunton, Dec. G, 1854.—Gw.


ocr: rca sale. AVERY convenient Dwelling House, with a fine lot attached, J&J'j; j situated in the- centre of the town SjBXfei of Staunton, and an excellent neigh bothood, ifl now offered for sale at a low price. The many ad van tag s of its location render paTtbularly desirable. Enquire at this office. • \ p - it


ocr: ^ *"» :w ex *. * * jf -.vii Z3 ji r,?’ ■ il -1 U ,I(L. u ..U .Jy ki s. n , . (i ■. l.J f • STU'vr:;', t'.;: truttgyr. Fun c, I Guano, Iti'i K. F:.ot’.t. so a IS v'.r, ('i .' .) £Un 1\ .B'.t, i.i > to £1.75. I “ ;jr*ad:t!::tn, A2.50. Coax, 7>» to 7 3*. Cj 12 a 16c. 0 v.'r. -M tj 43*. N -a.u, brown, 7 a 10c. F v*: .. :!>, .1,10, Molv-• -.-lOao'Jc. Timothy S: 33. £3a $3J. Nail , 6jc. Herri: •. 13 to I. Sole L>: tvtixs, 23c. ?• \ s-rsa, lump, £12. R vs, (' 3 to 70c.


ocr: DissoLiirioT rTpHE partnership heretofnrn existing between Robert .1. (Bendy and Aaron E. Bledsoe, in the Mercantile Business at Deerfe Id, is ibis day dissolved liy mutual consent. Ail de!»ts due to said firm tire to be |«iid t > !i ibert .J. Glend)’, and all deuts due by the ft re p <1 by liitti. ROBERT .1. GLENDY. AARON E. BLEDSOE. Deerfield, March 23, 1355.


ocr: - 1 LUElBEPi! LUFTBEfi 1' »!«tV« is.m ti'f't nt ffOiKl 1 inch I i i y : t hm • Pi nr and Poplar IM.A.\\ that he wilUel’l at taw mills near Dcorfi *ld i.r ... .. af * vioilliiy. ;:t III, '• -■Oa.Jiiu.n 10.9011 ...iKr u'i,iu, sinxiaie.s. Ilfth”™" ue place where made, or delivered ns ’ ef.r,. Deerfiohl, March 51. I *


ocr: THE subscribers have now in store and offef sale the most extensive and desirable stock SPRING GOODS they have ever Their stock embraces every article and grade goods in their line and will be sold at prices to suit the times. The very latest styles of goods intro duced into the country are made up in the most superb manner and kept by us; and having one our firm constantly in the New York market buy ing goods for cash, and manufacturing as we for eight houses, we possess advantages, and can offer such inducements to the Merchant and con sumer as will defy competition. We have been engaged in this business in this city for the last seventeen years; and a constantly increasing is the best recommendation we could offer of goode and mode of doing business. We return our thanks for the patronage of our friends, and pledge our best efforts to please those who us with a call.


ocr: "the FURNITURE BAZAAR, No. 20!> MAIN STREET, TSoxt Door Below Dr. XVayt’s Office, KI€Bfl:?l®.\l>' VA. GRATEFUL for the liberal encouragement al ready bestowed, the subscriber would respect fally inform his friends and the public, that hav ing increased facilities for manufacturing, he is now better prepared than ever before to supply all who may need, with every article to be found in a 1st class ^FURNITURE WARE-ROOM, on as good terms as can be purchased in this city or elsewhere. A portion of my Furniture is purchased at tho North in a rough state, and finished here, and a part is made entirely at my manufactory here.— Any article made to order at short notice and at the lowest Cush price. He does not consider it necessary to enumerate the articles, but would extend an earnest invita to all in search of FURNITURE, HAIR OR SHUCK MATTRESSES, UPHOLSTER V GOODS, Sfc., to give him a call before purcha sing, as every exertion will be made to please. Repairing of all kinds done at reasonable prices. R. 0. HOWE, 200 Main St., between 9th and 101A Sts. Richmond, April 25, 1$55.—ly.


ocr: WESTERN VA. MARBLE WORKS. STAUNTON, VA. JAMES 0. MAllQUIS HAS just received from the North a mostsplen did supply of Italian and American Marble, which he is now manufacturing into Tombs. Monuments. Head and Foot Stones, Table and Bureau Tops. Also, some of the very neatest and most chaste designs for Cemetery purposes, with Lambs carved to lay on the top. Pastery. Paint and Muller stones constantly on hand. He flatters himself to do as good work as any in Vir ginia, and certainly the best that can be done in the county. Carving and Lettering done in the neatest and best manner, and not scratched on as is done by those who attempt to do that which they know nothing about. He hopes from his long experience at the business and doing good work, to merit a liberal share of the patronage which has been extended to him for the last four years in this place. All orders from the country will receive prompt attention. May 17, 1854.


ocr: FRESH GARDEN SEEDS. \ LARGE and general assortment of fresh and genuine Garden Seeds,just received from Dr. Landreth’s celebrated Granery, Philadelphia,and or sale by J. B. ESKRIDGE, Druggist, Staunton, Feb. 2S, 1855. Main st.


ocr: • SPRL\« TRABE, 18$5. ROOKS AND STATIONERY, PA5TCY GOODS, ;PIANO FORTES, MUSIC, &C., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BV BUTTERS & S1M0MS, No. 137 Main Street, ICictimoml, (Nearly opposite the Exchange Rank.) |r'lOENTRY Merchants and others will be fur nished with goods on the most moderate terms. Our Piano Fortes are of the most reliable make and warranted equal to any, if not superior to those sold in any establishment in Virginia. £Dgr All orders answered immediately. BUTTERS & SIMONS, Feb. 14, 1855. No. 157 Main St.


ocr: reiiovalT lAR. A. B. ARTHUR has removed his office to the old Pott Office Building, on the South side of Main street, and a few doors West of the Woodward House. His friends and the public generally are respectfully in vited to give him a call. ‘ May 9, 1855.


ocr: THIS Itt tRKET P (ICE .. STAGVt’OV PU1CF.S cVitltK.Vr. Report*/! for the Spectator b/j Morris G'ooite. Fi.ouh, Sup’f., #10. ! Guano, #•36. Buck. Flour, #3 a # >; j Salt, (tine.) #3.00 Wheat, #1.5-) to #1.75. j “ gr’ndalum, #2.50. Costs, 7(t to 75c. Corvee, 12 . a 1 (Jc. Oats, 42 to 15c. Sugar, brown, 7 a 10c. Flaxseed, #1.10. Molasses, 40 a 50c. TimothySebd. #3a§3£. Nails, G*c. Butter, to to iso. " Sole Leather, 25c. Plaster, lump, #12- Kvs, 65 to 70c.


ocr: HILLIBISa"/ A BID FANCY 3TCRR. |T am now receiving a large supply of SPRING -*■ MikI.INERY, consisting ot STB A W BONN E PS t f every variety, Head-Dress•£? "J cs; Also, French Hnihroid ries, Gloves. Pocket Handkerchiefs, Hair Braids, ami Genllc meifs Collars, Crurals, Pocket Handkerchiefs, Hosiery, and other articles tou numerous to men tion. 03* Call and see for yourself. KATE M. GORMAN. Staunton Mry 2, 1855.


ocr: ‘•COTSWOL!) SHEEP.” THE subscriber will sell three line __ blooded Cotswohl Bucks and Ewes, v S 1 &c., twelve or more half-blooded ditto, sft —all yearling*. They are the olfspring ™ of the Roval Prize Buck, which took the highest prize at the National Agricultural Exhibi tion of England in 1432, for which Col. Ware, of Vir ginia, paid $500. My post oilice, Mt. Solon, Augusta county, Va. «*• M. MuCUE, June 13, 1355.—3mas. Southern Planter copy


ocr: LAND WAR RAM’S Sold at Western Price*. rpHE undersigned, residing at Chicago, Illinois, sells X Warrants at the highest C'iic '. 'o Prices, on a eo u mission of $1.00 for VJ’s, $2.00 for 120’s, and $3.00 for IbO’s, and remits proceed* promptly by rvlnrii mud. Owners and Dealers will Aud it dtndedly to their ad vantage to secure the higher price* ol the p-iern market, by sending their Warrants (carefully tinned in bUmk,) to the address of the uudersigued, Box 1307, Chicago, Illinois. *“•“ ~ " K- E,,‘ jSTlUMiLTON. Juue 20, 1333.—3tuit !


ocr: Perfumery. COLOGNES, Toilet Waters, Perfumeries, Preparations for the hair, lips, teeth, hands, &.C., &c., in great variety, at the Drug Store of LAIRD & TRIMBLE, Chemists & Druggists, Main st. Staunton, Dec. 13, 1854.—V. and M. copy.


ocr: ___ A C AVIV). A- M. SIMPSON informs his customers that • their accounts to January 1st are ready.— He is now in great want of funds and will be obliged lo them for prompt payment. A change in his business requires his books to be settled up to the close of 1853. He returns his thanks for their liberal support and assures them his increased facilities will enable him to offer great inducements to punctual six months purchasers. Staunton, March 8, 1854. __


ocr: THE ALBEMARLE INSURANCE COMPANY. CHARTERED CAPITAL *100,000. riMIIS Company now organized with a cash Cap 'S- ital of $30,000, paid in, is prepared to take Fire risks in town or country. Marine risks, and to insure the lives of free persons and slaves on the same terms as other responsible companies in this State. President—WILLIAM T. EARLY. Directors:—Win. T. Early, 1). II. Mngru der, S. O. Moan, E. It. \Y atson. B. C. Flanna gan, J. Timberlake, Thos. Wood, Dr. S. Maupin, George Carr. Secretary—JOHN WOOD, Jn. HUGH W. SHEFFEY. Agent,Staunton. Dr. T. A. Berkei.eit, Examining Physician. Aug. 23, 1854.—6m.


ocr: sTAr.vro* prkks cruKEvr. Reported Weekly for the Spectator by Butler 4" Co. Flocr. sup., #9. Wheat,(red) Bacon, (hams,) 13;. , “ <»)«*«> »l 10 *« (middlings.) |0. (’OBN (old) Ode. « (hog-round.) 11. Rye 70c But, Ashton .S’3.25. vi.\T«, 2oa30c. • • ground alu?u« t?'2 ol). : I' lax^eud* ^ l I- • •• Marshall, #3 00. | Plaster, lump, J$l« 4aVA.NO, §53(W | “ ground, 5>lo 00


ocr: Executors’ Sale of Valuable REAL & PERSONAL PROPERTY ON H'tdnetday Vie 21st day of November next, th« subscribers, as Executors of Mai. Wm. Poagt, (fix’d., will sell at public auction, ar the late resilience of the deceased, a TRACT OF LAND containing about tfOt> Acres, lying on the McAdumizcd road, 2 miles from Ntaunton. There arc about 7o acres of woodlaud in the tract, and the remainder cleared and in a fine state of cultivation. The tract isof superior qual ity, not inferior to any uplands in the county. O.i the same day, and at the same place, a variety of Personal Property will be sold, viz: About 20 HEAD HORSES, 20 mm or 30 head Cal tie, 12 or 14 ' XP^SBi FIXE MILCH COWS, Sheep and Hons; about 20* )0 bush els CORN, 130 or 140 acres WHEAT in Uu ground, some Straw, 25 or 30 tons HAY, Farm ing Utensils, Household and Kitchen Furnituri, f,-e. Also 3 Young: & Likely Negro Boy*. TERMS.—On the personal property a credit of i t mouths will bo given on all sums over # 10. the purcha ser giving bond with approved security; under that sum cash. On the land, one-third in hand, and tbcrciaaia dor iu one, two and three years. GEORGE POAGE.) nwii(nri THOMAS POAGE, $ Executor» Oct. 51, 1955.—Vind copy 3t


ocr: STAUNTON SPECTATOR. BY J. A. A L. WADDELL, Jr. TG1U1S. (jCj- The “SPECTA TOR" is published once a week, it Two Dollars a year, if paid in adcunce, or Two Dol lar* and Ffty Cents if deluyed beyurul the expiration of the year, So subscription will be discontinued but at the option of the Editors, until ull arrearages are paid. J&- All communications to the F litors by muil must be post-paid, or they will not be attended to. ADVFRTfSFMFXTS of thirteen 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 icho advertise by the y"*r.


ocr: _ ““law'p artnbSssip'!1 TU0 “■ BAYLOli & BAYLOR.. ATTORN1ES AT LAW, Stauntou, A a., will practi* their profession iu all the Courts liolden iu Staunton and in the Circuit and Quarterly Courts of the Countic of Albemarle. Rockbridge and Rockingham. Their at leadancc at other Courts will be so arranged that om of the firm may always be Found attheirotlicein Staun ion, opposite the County Clerk’s Ollloc, oa August! Street. . , » ; i


ocr: STmNTON SPECT ATOlt. BY J. A. A L. WABOELL, Jr. t e u >i s. g^y. The “SPECTA I'OR” is published once a week, ut Two Dollars a year, if paid in advance, or Two Dol lars and Fifty Cents if delayed beyond the expiration of the year. Xo snltscription will be discontinued but at the option of the Editors, until all arrearages are paid. AU communications to the Etitors by muit must be vast-paid, or they will not be attended to. ADVERTISE i/EXTS of thirteen lines (or less.) inserted three times for one dollar, and twenty-jive emits for each subsequent continuance. Earger advertisements inserted in the same proportion. . A liberal discount made to those who advertise by the year.


ocr: 1TM. II. WATTS. E. C. RICHfRDS. W 1TM & KITjI IHD^ int ir.ESAUS tso tKrvii. dgvi.eas is FOREIGN i D33I33TIC HARDWARE, STAUNTON, VIRGINIA. Jan. 17, IS.35.


ocr: KMWMS * WALFOKD, sTATiosmas, NO. H PEAKL Sl’KEET, Rii'liBiouilt Virginia, are agents for H3rrins’3 i*ire and .Tirglar Proof «IR0tf SAF33.” MR KNOWl.ES I.S AGENT FOR THE jffatual Life lasa’r. Company, C’AX^ii’kL ovt*r i$'J,0lW,000. IN the “Muual Benefit Company” the insured are the Stockholders and cash receives his portion of the profits. The regular dividend is 33 per cent, per year. 1363. H W- K


ocr: THE MARKET PK3CE*. STAVXTOX PlilCES CllUlEST. Report'd for the Spectator by iVfoi i ts JJ- Goode. Flour, Sup’f., $'} to’), i Guano, .£56. Buck. Flouh, £6 a £6 Salt, (tine,) £3.HO Wheat, £ 1.5’) to £1.75.) “ gr’ud alum. £2.60. Coax, 7o to 75c. 1 Cofebs, 12. a Kic. Oats, 12 to 15c. . i Sl’ua:;, brown, 7 a 10c. Flaxskeo, £1.10. \ JIuLA.-s'.-, 40 a 3Uc. Tisuruvxss:.. '•i’l* £31. Nails. S;e. Burma, 15 t il .v. 1 Sole l.EATHsa, 25c. PuASTEa, lump, £12. , Uve, 66 to 70c.


ocr: , A.CARD TO THE LADIES, RS. SMITH would inform the ladies that k*-*- she expects to open in a short lime a great ( variety of Spring Bonnets, all of which are new j and lasliiniialle. Prices to suit the u»ie ; dac no tice of which will he given,


ocr: COACH FACTORY. flMlE undersigned having purchased the entire stock I of Richard W. llardy. is prepared to furnish those in want of Cuv. luges. Haggle*. die., made in superior style, and at reasonable rates. - Jobbing done promptly and m good style. \\<• may be found at the ol 1 ttnud. JOiIN McK. HAUl)Y» Staunton, Oct. 31, lo 33. Having sold my stock to J. M.-K. Hardy, I respect tul.y recommeuu «u» k J C11 A HI) W. HA U1) V. j I


ocr: WESTERN VA. MARBLE WORKS, STAUNTON, VA. JAMES C MARQUIS HAS just received from the North amosisplen did supply of Italian and American which lie is now manufacturing into Monuments. Head and Foot Stones, Table and Bureau Tops. Also, some of the very and most chaste designs for Cemetery with Lambs carved to lay on the top. Paint and Muller stones constantly on hand. flatters himself to do as good work as any in V ir trinia, and certainly the best that can be done in the county. Carving and Lettering done in the neatest and best manner, and not scratched on as is done by those who attempt to do that which they know nothing about. He hopes from his long experience at the business and doing good work, to m^rit a liberal share ot the patronage which has been extended to him for the last tour years in this place. All orders from the country will receive prompt attention. May 17, 1854. _


ocr: Perfumery. ff^OLOGNES, Toilet Waters, Perfumeries, ^ Preparations for the hair, lips, teeth, hands, Sic., Sic., in great variety, at the Drug Store of LAIRD St TRIMBLE, Chemists &. Druggists, Main st. Staunton, Dec. 13, 1854.—V. and M. copy.


ocr: CEOUGC DAY1.0*. WM S. H. BAYLOB. LAW PARTNERSHIP. BAYLOR & BAYLOR, ATTORN'IES AT LAW, Staunton, Va., will practise their profession in all the Courts holdcn in Staunton. »nd in the Circuit and Quarterly Courts of the Countict of Albemarle, Rockbridge and Rockingham. Their at tendance at other Courts will be so arranged that one of the firm may always be found at their office in Staun ton, opposite the County Clerk’s Office, on August: Street. Oct. 4, 1S54.


ocr: PEEL & STEVENS, WHOLESALE DRU'x'xIST3, 39 STIiVTO STBBBT, VA., now receiving from the Importers and Manufacturers, the largest utock of Foreign and Domestic Drugs, Chemicals, Paints. Oils, Varnishes, Dyo Sturts,Spices, Patent Medicines, Glassware, Instruments. Brushes, Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, Window Glass, Putty, &.C., ever offered in this market. Hiving ascertained that Goods can be sold as •heap in Alexandria as any other city, they are determined to sell at northern prices, thus giving • „„r,«hi<pr n home market, at the same time sivin r freight, cotuinissitfo, tc. Having beer) liberally patronized, they will spare uo efforts to merit a continuance and increase ot the same. Using always glad to see their old friend*, and mwke new oae3. they invite all to call at their large and new Warehouse and examine their stock an f prices, before purchasing elsewhere. All ar ticle* warranted pure and genuine. Orders prompt ly attended to. A large supply of Garden Seed always on hand. Alexandria, March 21,1 S55.


ocr: for sale the most extensive and desirable stock ol SPR1JVG GOODS they have ever exhibited. Their stock embraces every article and grade ol


ocr: BOUNTY LAND'wARRAWTS. fpHE subscriber will give prompt attention to claims for Bouuly Land under the late act of Congress. B. CHRISTIAN. Staunton, March 21, 1855. CLOVERSEED—just received and for sale by BUTLER & (X). Staurrton, Mar*h 7, 1855.


ocr: WESTERN VA. MARBLE WORKS, STAUXJTOXJ, VA. '■‘JAMES C MARQUIS HAS just received front the North a tnostaplen did supply of Italian and American which he is now manufacturing into Monuments, Head and Foot Stones, Table Bureau Tops. Also, some of the very and most chaste designs for Cemetery with Lambs carved to lay on the top. Paint and Muller stones constantly on hand. flatters himself to do as good work as any in Vir ginia, and certainly the best that can be done the county. Carving and Lettering done in neatest and best manner, ami not scratched on is dono by those who attempt to do that they know nothing about. He hopes from long experience at the business and doing work, to merit a liberal share of the which has been extended to him fur the last years in this place. All orders from the country ^till receive attention. 17, 1854.


ocr: WESTERN VA. MARBLE WORKS, STAUNTON, VA. JAMES C. MARQUIS Has just received from the North amosisplen did supply of Italian and American Marble, which he is now manufacturing into Tombs, Monuments, Head and Foot Stones, Table and Bureau Tops. Also, some of the very neatest and most chaste designs for Cemetery purposes, with Lambs carved to lay on the top. Pastery, Paint and Muller stones constantly on hand. He flatters himself to do as good work as any in Vir ginia, and certainly the best that can he done in the county. Carving and Lettering done in the neatest and best manner, and not scratched on as is done by those who attempt to do that which they know nothing about. He hopes from his long experience at the business and doing good work, to merit a liberal share uf the patronage which has been extended to him fur the last four years in this place. All orders from the country will receive prompt attention. May 17, 1854._ ~


ocr: \H\V I5iU>K* TUST received at Gresham’s Agency, opposite Virginia I Intel: RUTH HALL, by Fanny Fern, fourth sup ply just to hand —price $1 25. MY COURTSHIP, and its Consequences, by Chevalier Wikotf—price, in cloth, ,$l 25. HAGAR, the M YR PVR, or Passion and Re ality, by Mrs. Stephens—SI 25. VIRGINIA COMEDIANS—$1 00. GODEY’S LADIES’ BOOK for February. HARPER S MAGAZINE GRAHAM’S BALLON’S DOLLAR MONTHLY “ For any ami everything in the Book, Magazine. Newspaper, Periodical and Cheap Publication line, call or seud to THOS. II. GRESHAM’S Agency, Opposite Virginia Hotel. Staunton, Jan. 31, 1855.


ocr: Perfumery. i^OLOGNES, Toilet Waters, Perfumeries, Y' Preparations for the hair, lips, teeth, hands, &.C., &.C., in greaf variety, at the Drug Store of LAIRD Sc. TRIMBLE, Chemists & Druggists, Main st. Staunton, Dec. 13, 1854.—V. and M. copy.


ocr: BARN D00R_ROLLERS. ANEW article that for economy and conveni ence must take the place of hinges for barn doors, wherever known. The attention of persons building or repairing is invitpd. GEO. E. PRICE. Staunton, Feb. 7, 1855.—V. and A. copy.


ocr: ____ LAND WARRANTS rpHF. undersigned, residing at Chicago, Illinois, sells JL Warrants at the highest Chicago Prices, oil a co n mission or one cent j»er acre, mid remits proceeds ^’owiK'M^ and Dealers will fend it decidedly to their ad vantage to secure the higher prices of the vVkstern market, by sending their Warrants (carefullyassigned in blank,) to the address of the turnersigned, Box l-> •, Chicago, Illinois. *•••“ »*•*• Tr”*’ ^ jf^HAMlLTON. Chicago, June 2t), 1655.—3mif


ocr: «cotswo~il0 SB1EEP.” The subscriber will sell three fine _ np-rym, blooded Cotswold Bucks and Ewes, f &e., twelve or more hall-blooded ditto. —all yearlings. They are theoKsprnig of the Royal Pri-zc Buck, wh:ch too., . the highest prize at the National Agricultural Exhibi* tion of England in 1S52, for which Col. Ware, of v ir- ginia, paid aJ'J. ;.iy post omec, mi.w „ „7rA county, Va. J* M. Met l b. June 13, 1335.—3uio-». Southern Plauter 3uios.


ocr: ....-- — Tilt: AIAK34ET PUCE*. BfiVNTO.X lMUl F.S (TKUHXT. Reportetl for the Sprrt-itor by Morri* tp Coode. Flol R, Sup., s lit to lit j. Gvano. set). Wheat, s 1.75 to $2. Corn, 80 to l)0c. Ore, 0!?:. Fl a\sEED, s 1. 11). Tumoth vSnrn, $3a ^Si. j Rutter, It to 20c. Plaster, hinio, >812. | Salt, :>••*.00 Coitel, 12 : a too. | Si GAtt, brown, 7 a 10c. Mola s, 43 a fii)o. I Nails, (jo. Sole Leather, 25c.


ocr: ^ Oar Stock of Goods at Cost. VSjfE invito the at'enti :i of huvers to our ' choice assortment of' ■■ >. c insisting of ! every article in our line for Ladies and Gentle men— Boys and Gir.'- -Men ard Women, which we shall seil at '• .sr for C-> .b or approved nego tiable Paper. Come ono auJ all. for the stock must be disposed of ns socil as possible, to make room or improvement. II. J. & XV. I?. CRAWFORD. Staunton, 2. 1855.


ocr: j | j ' j Til K HARKfit P«1CE$. ■TAUNTON PRICES CURRENT. Reported for the Spectator by Morris 3* Goode. Flock,Sup., $ 10to $ 10';. I Guano, $56. Wheat, $$1.75 to $2 ' Coax, S<» to 90c. Oats, 50s. | Flaxseed, $1.10. Timothy Seed. $3a $3\. i Hittier, Id to 20c. Pi.ASTEa, lump, $12, | S r..; -«3.00 ,’offbe, 12; a 15c. | S-.-uar, browu, 7 a 10c. Viol asses, 45 a 50c. j Nails, bo. Sole Leatiiek, 25c.


ocr: NOTICE. MILES iSELDKN having purchased the in terest of WILLIAM C. RAWLINGS in the concern of RAWLINGS & MILLER, do ing business in the city of Richmond, that part nership is, with the mutual consent of all parties, dissolved, and the said Miles Selden, and the oth er partners in that concern, having renewed the partnership under the name and style of SEL DEN & MILLER, they have assumed thn debts and liabilities of Rawlings 8c Miller, and all due the latter are to be paid to SELDEN 8c MILLER. Richmond, Va., April 2®. 1855. W. 0. RAWLINGS, K MILLER, \VM. ALLEN, .fNO A. SELDEN, MILES SELDEN. The state of my health has induced me to sell my interest in the concern of RAWLINGS & MILLER to Mr. MILES SELDEN,who, with the other partners, will continue the business at the same stand. * I cheerfully recommend the new firm to the friend* of the old. and r speciftilly solicit for it a conMnuation of their patronage. May, 2. 1854. W. C. RAWLINGS. SELDRNlTmLElt.. Wholesale Grocers, Importers, AND DEALERS IX OLD WINES. LHllOIIS A SEGA lift, COit.VER PU.Ult, A.VD CARV STttliETS, RICHJrlOJND, VA. AFFF.R for sale a choice and hill assortment of ^ Goods in their line on accommodating terms, and solicit purchasers to examine their stock of Goods before making purchases in the Market.


ocr: No 20» MAIN STREET, Ifext Door Relow Dr. Wnyt's OiUc«, lUCIIUO.VD, VA. QRATKFU, for the lilieral encouragement al ready bestowed, the subscriber would rrspoci fully inform It is friends and the public, ti,at hav ing increased facilities Ibr manufacturing, he is oow better prepared than everbef.re to simply nil wlio may need, with every article to be found in a 1st class FURNITURE WARE-RCOIil.^^ i ■ ;.p on as good terms as can be purchased in • , or elsewhere. A portion of my Furnitcre is pure:; North in a rough state, and finished h r : part is made entirely at ray raanufaelorv Any article made to order at short notice ;.;,c ;• lowest Cash price. He d« es not consider it necessary to enumerate the articles, but would extend an earnest invitc to all in search of FURNITURE, HAIR OR SHUCK MATTRESSES, UPHOLSTERY' GOODS, fyc., to give him a call before purcha sing, as every exertion will be made In please. f%£T Repairing of all kinds done at reasonable prices. R. C. HOWE, 209 Main St., between 9th and [0th Sit. Richmond, April 25, 1855.—ly. SPRING AND


ocr: t Oar Stock of Goods at Cost. \^7”F. invite the attention uf buyers to our T choice assortment of goods, consisting of every article in our line for Ladies and Gentle* men—Boys and Girls—.Men and Women, which we shall sell at 3ost for Cash or approved nego tiable Paper. Come one and all. for the stock must be disposed of as soon us possible, to make room or improvement. II. .1. & W. B. CRAWFORD. Staunton, May 2,1655.


ocr: WESTERN VA. MARBLE STAUNTON JAMES G MARQUIS ¥¥AS just received from the North a mosisplen ** did supply of Italian and American Marble, which he is now manufacturing into Tombe, Monumerrts, Head and Foot Stones, Table and Bureau Tops. Also, some of the very neateat and most chaste designs for Cemetery purposes, with I>arobs carved to fay on the top. Pastery, Paint and Muller stones constantly on hand. He flatters himself to do as good work as any in Vir ginia, and certainly the best that can be done in the county. Carving and Lettering done in the neatest and best marner, and not scratched on as is done by those who attempt to do that which they know nothing about. He hopes from his long experience at »ber business and doing good work, to merit a liberal share of tire patronage which has been extended to him for the last four years in this place. All orders from the country will receive prompt attention.


ocr: _ __ "THE FURNlTiJitE BAZAAR, Next Door Below Dr. Wayt’s Office, RICHIVIOAD, VA. GRATEFUL for the liberal encouragement al ready bestowed, the subscriber would respect fully inform bis friends and the public, that hay ing increased facilities for manufacturing, be is now better prepared than ever before to supply all who may need, with every article to be found in a 1st class ^FURNITURE WARE-ROOM, on a9 good terms as can be purchased in this city or elsewhere. A portion of my Furniture is purchased at the North in a rough state, and finished here, and a part is made entirely at my manufactory here.— Any article made to order at short notice and at the lowest Cash price. He does not consider it necessary to enumerate the articles, but would extend an earnest invita to all in search of FURNITURE, HAIR OR SHUCK MATTRESSES, UPHOLSTERY GOODS, Sfc., to give him a call before purcha sing, as every exertion will be made to please. Repairing of all kinds done at reasonable prices. ~ R. 0. HOWE, 200 Main St., between 9tli und 10/A Sts.


ocr: SPrSg TRADE. 1S55. BOOKS AND STATIONERY, FANCY GOODS, PIANO FORTES, MUSIC, &C., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BV BUTTERS & SIMONS, No. 157 ITIain Street, lliclimond, (Nearly opposite the Exchange Bank.) COUNTRY Merchants and others will be fur nished with goods on the most moderate terms. Our Piano Fortes are of the most reliable make md warranted equal to any, if not superior to those told in any establishment in Virginia. 00" AH orders answered immediately. BUTTERS & SIMONS, Feb. 14, 1855. No. 157 Main St.


ocr: WESTEHN TTA. MARBLE WORKS, STAUNTOH, VA. JAMES C. MAliQUlS HAS just received from the North a mostsplcn did supply of Italian and American Marble, which he is now manufacturing into Tombs, Monuments, Head and Foot Stones, Table and Bureau Tops. Also, some of the very neatest ami most chaste designs for Cemetery purposes, with Lambs carved to lay on the top. Pastery, Paint and Muller stones constantly on hand. He flatters himself to do as good work as any in \ ir ginia, and certainly the best that can he done ia the county. Carving and Lettering done in the neatest and best manner, and not scratched on as is done by those who attempt to do that which they know nothing about. He hones from his long experience at the business and doing good work, to merit a liberal share of the patronage which has been extended to him for the last four years in this place. All orders from the country will receive prompt attention.


ocr: DR, JAMES JOHNSTON, Surgical and Mechanical Dentist, been located permanently in Staun ton for the last four years, would respectfully his friends and the public generally, that still continues to practice Dentistry in all it? branches, with the strictest regard to du and usefulness. Office on the south side of Main Street, oppo the old Spectator Office. 1854.


ocr: April 18, 1855.-- ly. ____ TrheTukn it DUE MZ A All, _ ... No. 200 HI A IN SiKiilSIf Hcxt Door Below Dr. \Y11yl'* Olllce, RICfifiMOA®, VA. GRATEFUL for the liberal encouragement al ready bestowed, the subscriber would respect fully inform bis friends and the public, that hav in«r increased facilities for manufacturing, ho is now better prepared than ever before to supply all who may need, with eoerij article to be found in a 1st class ^FURNITURE WARE-ROOM, on as good terms as can lie purchased in this city or clsewhore: A portion of my Furnitl-re is purchased at the North in a rough slate, and finished here, and a part is made entirely at my manufactory here.— Any article made to order at shortnotice and at the lowest Cash price. lie does not consider it necessary to enumerate the articles, but would extend an earnest invita to all in search of FURNITURE, HAIR OR SHUCK MATTRESSES, UPHOLSTERY GOODS, fyc., to give him a call before purcha sing, as every exertion will be made to please. FtfST Repairing of all kinds done at reasonable pricesT R. 0. HOWE. 209 Main St., between 9th and 10th Sit. Richmond, April 25, 1855.—ly.


ocr: CLOTHING TRADE. FALL, 1S35. '1ITE are now receix i< and opening the largest W most splendid stock of FA f. (• A S D IV IS l CLOTHING wo have ever exhibited. Our stock been manufactured by ourselves under great ad vantages, and will be found to embrace every style and grade goods in our line. In order to accommodate an increas


ocr: - - - - — n To the Lovers of Good Tobaooo l JOHA S. EVANS just received at his old stand, immediate ly opposite the Old Post Office, a fine andl lot of TOBACCO, which he is prepared sell at from 8 cents to $2 per potmd. Also Pipes, Pipe-stems, Snuff Boxes, Blaolaing^ Ink. &c., &c. Staunton, Nov. 16, 1863.


ocr: ~ LAMPS! LAMPS!! I AM now opening a larg* and beautiful aaaort ment of Campheno and Fluid Lamps, among which are the following: Large Brass Sewing, j Rose CandIebras,com 1). Marble Parlor Lamps, j plete, Brass “ “ Glass Hand Lamps, Large Brittania “ Brass “ “ “ Damask “ Painted Dome Shades, Spring Bottom Lantsrns Oil Shades, for Fluid and Oil, Victoria do., all of which will be sold fow for cash. Call and examine my stock before making your purchases. JAS. G. I,AIR D, Druggist. Staunton, Oct. 31, 1855.


ocr: WESTERN VA. MARBLE WORKS, STAUNTON, VA. JAMES C. MARQUIS ¥¥AS just received troni the North a mosrsplen A1 did supply ofltalian and American Marble, which he is now manufacturing into Tombs, Monuments. Head and Foot Stones. Table and Bureau Tops. Also, some of the very neatest and most chaste designs for Cemetery purposes, with Lambs carved to lay on the top. Pastery, Paint and Muller stones constantly on hand. He flatters himself to do as good work as any in Vir and certainly the best that can be done in the county. Carving and Lettering done in the neatest and best manner, and not scratched on as done by those who attempt to do that which they know nothing about. He hopes from his experience at the business and doing good to merit a liberal share of the patronage has been extended to him for the last four in this place. All orders from the country will receive prompt A


ocr: A K)»( E!ing House for Sale. I HAVE a very desirable small brick house, with t new kitchen, smoke house and stable on the lot which I will sell low and on accommodating terms.— There are -1 rooms in the house, all with fire places, and a new hydrant in the yaad. This property is in the heart of the town and possocsion can be given atony time at the end ofthrcc months. It has been for sometime and still is rented at $ 130 a year payable quarterly. ' JOHN D. IMBODEN. Staunton, Way 9, 1S33.—tf.


ocr: A 95wc!!iii3jj Hoiiir; fojr Mate. Ill V V K a very desirable <ntilj brick house, with a, . new kitolien, smoke house a id stable on the lot which 1 w dl sell low and on accommodating term*.— .’Hierc are 1 rooms ia the house, all with lire places, and a nr' • hydrant in the ybiad. This property is in tin' heart i-f t io town and poS'ceslou can be given at any time at tii 'Cud of three months. It has been for sometime and still is rented at a year payable quarterly. JOHN D. IMBODEN. Siaimtou, May 9, l4j.3.- tf.


ocr: WnCHAPMAN^ GRADUATE of the Baltimore College of Dental Sur gery, having returned to Augusta, resume* the prat M of hi* profession. Person* wiping intimation a* to it qualification* are respectfully referred to the h acuity. Post Office address, CHine’s .Mill or Mt. Sidney. March 8, 18M.-(chd Sep. 27.)_


ocr: STATJVTOflT, VA. JAMES 0. MARQUIS HAS just received from the North airtostsplen did supply of Italian and American Marble, which he is now manufacturing into Tombs Monuments. Hpad and Foot Stones, 1 able ami Bureau Tops. Also, some of the very neates and most chaste designs for Cemetery purpises. with Lambs carved to lay on the top. Pastery. Paint and Muller stones constantly on hand. H< flatters himself to do as good work as any in Vir irfnia, anil certainly the best mat can be none in the county. Carving anil Lettering done in tin neatest and best manner, and not scratched on a* is done by those who attempt to do that which they know nothing about. He hopes from hi.^ long experience at the business and doing good work, to merit a liberal share of the patronage which has been extended to him for the last four years in this place. All orders from the country will receive prompt attention. May 17, 1854.


ocr: Dissolution. THE Firm heretofore existing under the name of Harper Sc Bro. is this day dissolved b} mutual cunsent. All knowing themselves indebted will settle with the junior partner, (S. C. Harper,) who a lune is authorized to use tne name of the house. HARPER & BltU. Staunton, March 14, 1855.


ocr: • BOOTS k SIIOEsfH ;h0'»u Boot, Shoe, Hat and Cap Store. FALL & WINTER SUPPLY. H& J. FAUST have just opened their Fall and • Winter supply of Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Sic., to an examination of which they invite their friends and customers and the publio generally, feeling confident tbit they cau please the taste of the mast fastidious. In style tad prices they cannot be beat, as has been known here tofore. They call attention particularly to their own manufacture of all kinds of Gentlemen and Ladies’ Ware, comprising every article in their line of business, and warranted to be of good oualitr. Hats cau be bought of them from 5T cents and upwards, and Caps from I2i ccuts to the finest—all new fashion.— AUoTrunks, Umbrellas, 6ic. They respectfully request a portion of puhlic patronage, pledging themselves to do their best to merit it. Stauaton, Oet. 13, 1354. BRIGBT^RLLTllOPEr


ocr: rHB subscribers have now in store and oiler to: sole the most pxtonsive and desirable stock o. SPRLYG GOODS they have ever exhibited. I'hetr stock embraces every article and grade ol roods in their line and will be sold at prices to sni; 'he times. The very latest styles of goods intro mced into the country are made up in the most tuperli manner and kept by us; and having onp ol ,ur firm constantly in lire New York market buy ng goorL for cash, and manufacturing as we do for eiirhl houses, we possess advantages, and can .(Ter such inducements to the Merchant and cun iumer as will defy competition. We have been engaged in this business in this city for the last ■seventeen years; and a constantly increasing trade s the best recommendation we could ofler of our roods and mode of doing business. \Y e return nir thanks for the patronage of our fripnds, and pledge our best efforts to please those who favur us with a call. KERN, BALDWIN & CO. Richmond, March 14, 1855.


ocr: Vermont Morgan. THIS celebrated Horse will stand the present season at Staunton, Mount Sidney and liar- risonburg. For particulars see handbills. As a Breeding Horse lie is not excelled in any county in America. He is the pure Morgan stock. He will be at Harrisonburg, Mt. Sidney and Staun ton on the days mentioned in the following table : Harrisonburg. Jill. Sidney. Staunton. April 1,2,3,10, April 5,0,13, April 7,8.9,16, 11,12,19,20, 14,15,22,23, 17,18,25.26,27 21,28,29.30. 24. May 4,5,0,13, May 7,8,9,16, May 1,2,3, 14,15,22,23,24 17,18,25,26.27. 10,11,12,19, 31. June 3,4,5,12. 20,21,28,29, June 1,2.9,10. 13,14,21,22,23, 30. 11,18,19,20, 3U. June G.7,8, 27,28,29. 15,16.17,24, 25, 2G. The prices are $12 the season and $20 to in- sure—$1 to be paid to the Groom. SAMUEL REED, Agent Si Groom, March 28, 1855.—tf


ocr: __ JOiiNl!, KOYALL, EIERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE fSKOKSUC, lUCjiZXflLOWU, 7A. REFER TO Messrs. Lewis YY’ehb ik Son, ^ Bacon £k Baskerviile, LRtctiMOXD. “ Davenport. Allen Go. t “ Rout, Paine & Kent, J “ & Go.,? NF.w York. “ Lane ik Ilussey, ) “ Tiffany, Ward ik Co., ~J ** Riep, Chase ik Co., i G.-orge & Jenkins, L Baltimore. liDwis S; Cioo. Oussnr, j “ H. E. Thomas ik Co., •* F. W. Burne & Son, J CK?- Will attend to tlie sale of Wheat, Corn, TmKu cn. Flour, and all the products ot the farm. i.\o. 11 l ST,A


ocr: tvji, h. tvvrrs. e. c. kichakds. W vrr.3 & RICHARDS, SV JIO L E8 \ I, K AND KKTAIt. DF.AI.ERS IN FOREIGN & DOTtTESTIC HARDWARE, STAUNTON, VIRGINIA. Jan. lb">3.


ocr: j W£STEIlw”m_ MARBLE WORKS, STAXJ2TT03T, VA, JAMES C. MARQUIS HAS just received from the North a inosiaplen did supply of Italian and American Marble, which lie is now manufacturing into Tombs. Monuments, Head and Foot Stones, Table and Bureau Tops. Also, some of the very neatest and most chaste designs for Cemetery purposes, with I«amhs carved to lay on the top. Pastery, Paint and Muller stones constantly on hand, lie Hatters himself to do as good work as any in \ ir ginia, and certainly the best that can he done in the county. Carving and Lettering done in the neatest and best manner, and not scratched on as is done by those who attempt to do that which they know nothing about. He hopes from his long experience at the business and doing good work, to merit a liberal share of the pat ronage which has been extended to him for the last four years in this place. All orders from the country will receive prompt attention. May 17, IS54.


ocr: “JOHN KENNEDY, SOAP & FAAB>!LE FACTORY. Lust Court House Lane, Staunton, Hu., lyilERE lie will constantly have White. V cl low. Brown and Liquid Soap, and Mould Candles of the best quality, which he will sell at the lowest cash price, or exchange for Tal low and Grease of all descriptions. He respect fully solicits a share of patronage. Staunton, Dec. G, 1854.—Giu.


ocr: To All lVSioin it May Concern. 1HAVE this day sold to A. J. Deakins my in terest in the stock of Goods belonging to tb* firm of Deakins St Merritt to take effect 1st day ofJanuary. I hereby notify all persons indebted to DEA* KINS 8t MERRITT, that the Bonds and Ac counts are in my hands for settlement. Thp tight ness in monetary affairs renders it necessary tha* speedy liquidation shall be made. I therefor* hone all will give this their early attention. ( will be found (when not engaged in dunning) at the store of A. J. Deakins. J. W. MERRITT. Staunton, Jan. 31, 1855.


ocr: PEE L & STE VJENS, WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, 39 KISTG STREET, BEG leave to inform their customers and mer chants generally, that they are now preparing for a large Spring Trade, and will have in a few diys o.ic of the largest and best selected stocks of Foreign and Domestic Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Varniihcs, Dyes, Patent Medicines, AIL... ILL.-. ry, and all arl! dcs in their line ever ojfered in this market. Having ll'.cir goods from first hands and in large quantities, they are prep., ed and determined tu compete with oilier markets, thus saving the pur chaser freight, commission, and at tiie same time give him a home market. All we ask is a lair trial. Feb. 21, 1855. ToTin m. royall” MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE BBOKRK, HICHXtfOSrD, 7A. REFF.lt TO Messrs. Lewis Webb &. Son, ") I) J.Jacon ?afne‘ /!ilp [-Richmond. “ Davenport, Allen St Co. : “ Kent, Paine & Kent, J ‘‘ John Caswell & Co.,> ^ York. " Lane &. Hussey, ) “


ocr: BARN DOOR ROLLERS^ ANEW article that for economy and conveni ence must take the place of hinges for barn doom, w herever known. The attention of person's building or repairing is invited. GEO. E. PRICE. Staunton, Feb. 7,1855.—V. and A. copy._


ocr: Notice to Western Merchant*; tssttWazktiDZl jDERSONS who ship Goods from the Notbsra Cities can send them direct to their destina tion by consigning them to Stephen Hunter, Gen eral Freight Agent, at Richmond ; it being dis tinctly understood that Bills of lading be sent pre viously stating the amount of freight on such goods to Richmond. If this is done the goods will be forwarded direct to the nearest depot—and the whole charge collected there. If the bills of Ja ding are not sent this Company will not forward the goods until the bills for Freight to this City are collected, and of course will not be responsible | for loss, and must charge an extra price tor stsi age. II. D. WHITCOMB, Sup’t Transportation, Va. C. R. R. Cs. Jan. 27, 1855.—3m.—Rep. and Amer. copy.


ocr: STAV.YrO.V PRICES CURRENT. Reported for the Spectator by Matrix <$' Goode. Flock, Sup’f., $S to 8. Guano, $58. It .- k. $5 a Salt, (fine,) $3.25. Wheat, $ 1.4') to $1.50. “ gr’ndalum, $2.50. Coux, 65 to 7l'c. Coffee, 12 a ICc. Oats, d'i to 27 ,c. Sugar, brown, 7 a 10c. Fi \xsseu, ) )c. Mola-sep, 40 a 50c. TimotiivSekd, $3a $'F. Nails, Gjc. Rutter, 15 to 18c. " Sols Leather, 25c. PlA:- En.lump, $12. It vs, G5 to 70c.


ocr: STATWTOU, VA. I JAMES (i MARQUIS HAS just received from the North a inostsplen did supply of Italian and American Marble, which he is now manufacturing into Tombs, Monuments, Head and Foot Stones, Table and Bureau Tops. Also, some of the very neatest and most chaste designs for Cemetery' purposes, with Lambs carved to lay on the top. Pastery, Paint and Muller stones constantly on hand. He flatters himself to do as good work as any in \ ir ginia, and certainly the best that can be done in the county. Carving and Lettering done in the neatest and best manner, and not scratched on as is done by those who attempt to do that which they know nothing about. He hopes from his lonir experience at the business and doing good work, to merit a liberal share of the patronage which has been extended to him lor the last lour years in this place. All orders from the country will receive prompt attention. May 17, 1854. _


ocr: Perfumery. COLOGNES, Toilet Waters, Perfumeries, Preparations for the hair, lip3, teeth, hands, Sic., &c., in "real variety, at the Drug Store ot LAIRD fc TRIMBLE, Chemists &. Druggists, Main st. Staunton, Dec. 13, 1834.—-V. and M. copy.


ocr: __ Every Day Brings Something New. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TOBACCO STORE. D. W. C. SLA NICER, 1 door West of E. M- Cashing & Co., HAS just opened with a splendid slock,ctnn\n\ sino-every article in the Tobacco Iine.amungst which will be found the FINEST Qualities of Cigars ami Cliewiiis Tobacco* which he will sell wholesale or retail, as cheap jscan be bought any where else in this section of the country. . CIGARS of various qualities and prices, will ,e sold by the box hunch or less numbers if desir ;d. The following list is a portion of the difler >nt Brands: rOBAOOO. CIGARS. Eldorado, Hio Hondo, Esmeralda, The Fixed Star, Holland, FI Programa, Dovington, La \ eguera, Douglas, La Nacinoal, Howard, FI Gallo, Wingfield, Laemphresa, Lee, Fd Neptuno, Ei**’Leaf, La Protection, Dolden Chunk, Principe, Goodwills’ Yellow Dank, Jenny Lind, Ymerioan Fine Cut, Pantilaa, Minervas, Imported ITabana, ect., ect., ect., together with t fine lot of Spotted Spanish and Half Spanish Digars; Scotch, Rnppe anti Mnckaboy Sauna, German Pipes, Fancy and Common do., Smoking 1'obaeco in papers or by the pound, Cigar Cases md Holders, Snuff Boxes, Matches, Shoe Black ng, Rapping Twine and Paper and many other trticles too tedious to mention. The public are respectfully invited to call and examine his stock, before purchasing elsewhere, is he will sell as cheap as the cheapest. Nov. 10, 1853.—tt.


ocr: STVV.V rOV PRICES CURUE.VT. Reported fVttkly for the Spectator by li'd'tr Co. Floe a sup., £$.25. Wheat,(red) £1-60 Bacon, (limit.,) 13.. “ (while) £170 “ (middiiug.-.) Id. Cohn (old) oOc. “ (hog-rouml.) II. R»-e70c« Salt, Ashton £3.23. Oats, 25a3dc. “ ground aliiui. £2 50. Flaxseed, £1 12 . " M.rsh'dl. £3 i>0. Plasteu, lump, £ 12. uano, £ >j <>• | “ ground, £15 03


ocr: JAMES C MARQUIS HAS just received from the North a mos t splen did supply of Italian and American Marble, which he is now manufacturing into Tombs. Monuments, Head and Foot Stones, Table and Bureau Tops. Also, some of the very neatest and most chaste designs for Cemetery purposes, with Lambs carved to lay on the top. Pastery, Paint and Muller stones constantly on hand. He flatters himself to do as good work as any in Vir ginia, and certainly the best that can be done in the county. Carving and Lettering done in the neatest and best manner, and not scratched on as is done by thoso who attempt to do that which they know nothing about. He hopes from his long experience at the business and doing good work, to merit a liberal share of the patronage which has been extended to him for the last four years in this piace. All orders from the country will receive prompt attention. May 17, 1854. _


ocr: THE FURNITURE BAZAAR, No. 209 M VIN STREET, Hext Door Below Dr. VYnyt’a Office, KICHHDND, VA. GRATEFUL for theliber l encouragement al ready bestowed, the subscriber would respect ftilly inform his friends and the public, that hav ing increased facilities for manufacturing, he is ■ow better prepared than ever before to supply all who may need, with every article to be found in a lit class ^FURNITURE WARE-ROOM, on as good terms :3 can be purchased in this city or elsewhere. A portion of my Furnitcre is purchased otthe North in a rough state, and finished here, and t part is made entirely at my manufactory here.— Any article made to order at short notice aud at the |QlVta9l t(W' 4 piiWn He does not consider it necessary to enumerate the articles, but would extend an earnest invita to all in search of FURJYITURE, H.HR OR SHUCKMATTRESSES, UPHOLSTER V GOODS, 4*c., to give him a call before purcha sing, as every exertion will be made to please. Repairing of all kinds done at reasonable prices. R. C. HOW E, 209 Main St., between 0th and 10th Sts. Richmond, April 23, 1855.—ly.


ocr: To A I! Whom it May Concern. illAYTE this day sold to A. J. Deakins my in terest in the stock of Goods belonging to the firm of Deakins & Merritt to take effect 1st day ofJanuary. 1 hereby notify all persons indebted to J4EA* KINS &, MERRITT, that the Bonds and Ac counts are in my hands for settlement. The tight ness in monetary affairs renders it necessary that speedy liquidation shall be made. [ therefore hope al! will give this their early attention. I will be found (when not engaged in dunning) at the store of A. J. Deakins. J. W. MERRITT. Staunton, Jan. 31, 1855.


ocr: WESTEHN VA. BUBBLE WORKS, STAUNTON, VA. JAMES C MARQUIS HAS just received from the North a tnostsplen did supply of Italian and American Marble, which he is now manufacturing into Tombs, Monuments. Head and Foot Stones, Table and Bureau Tops. Also. 9<»rne of the very neatest and most chaste designs for Cemetery purposes, with Lambs carved to lay on the top. Pastery, Paint and Muller stones constantly on hand. He flatters himself to do as good work as any in Vir ginia, and certainly the best that can be done in the county. Carving and Lettering done in the neatest and best manner, and not scratched on as is done by those who attempt to do that which they know nothing about. He hopes from his long experience at the business and doing good wi»rk. to merit a liberal share of the patronage which has been extended to him for the last four years in this place. All orders from the country will receive prompt attention. May 17, 1854. Every Day ttrlngi Something !few. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TOBACCO STORE. D. W. C. SLAXKER, 1 door West of E M- Cashing & Co., HAS just opened with a splendid stock, com pri sing every article in the Tobacco line.amongst which will be found the FINKST Qualities of Cigars and Chewing Tobacco, which he will sell wholesale or retail, as cheap as can be bought any where else in this section ot the country. CIGARS of various qualities and prices, will be sold by the box bunch or less numbers if desir a of the differ


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ocr: To the Lovers of Good Tobacool JOII.\T B. UVA\* HAS just received at his old stand, immediate* ly opposite the Old Post Office, a fine and choice lot of TOBACCO, which he is prepared to sell at from 8 cents to .$2 per pound. Also Pipes, Pipe-stems, Snufl'Boxes, Blacking, Matches. Ink. &c., &<\ Staunton. Nov. 1853.


ocr: THE MARKET PJSICE*. STAUNTON PRIORS C CUR EXT. Reported fur the Spectator by 3forris (,• Goodt. Flour, Sup’f., gtStoS'. Outso, Buck. Fi.ouR, i$5a :>S\lt, (fin*.) >$3.25. Wheat, $1.4^ to $$1.30. “ gr’nd alum. 2.53. Corn, 63 to 7i>;. Coffee, 12; a 16e. Oats, 33 to 37ic. S-'gar, brown. 7 a 10c. Flaxseed, !)>)e. M >la> :'-s, 40 a 3!)c. Timothy Seed. $3a$3L N> mi-. 6|-c. Butter, 15 to 13c. ’ -S >le Le ather, 25c. Plaster, lump, £12. it ye, 65to70e.


ocr: Valuable Mill Property for Sale. BEING desirous of changing our business, w« offisr ■> sale our Merchant Mil), situated ou Tinker Crceto in Roanoke county, Va., and in one of the fiueskwhesw growing regions iu the Valley of Virginia. Said mill t> in first-rate repair, nearly new, and runs 2 pair of Buri% and is capable of grinding from thirty to forty thosiaaB bushels of. wheat u year. It also runs 2 pair of eountnr stones, and com crusher, which docs a good business. II lias $6 acres of good land attached, with good spring and well convenient to the house. Any person wishing Us buy mill property would do well to call and see said uA hei'orc purchasing. Terms accommodating. HENRY ENGf,EMAif, Nov. 8, 1S54. ROB’T A. DENTON.


ocr: Police to Western Merchant*. tion by consigning them to Stephen Hunter, lien* eral Freight Agent, at Richmond ; it being dis nn/lnrativut flint U11 Is ,if In,I i nti lie iten t ur* vinusly staling the amount of freight on such good* to Richmond. Ff this is done the goods will b* forwarded direct to the nearest depot—and lb* whole charge collected there. If the bills of la ding are not sent this Company will not forward the^giKMls until the bills for Freight to this City are collected, and of course will not be responsible for loss, and must charge an extra price for «l«r* age. H. D. WHITCOMB, Sup’t Transpartatiso, ya. c. r. r: c*» Jan. 27, 1835.—3m.—Rep. and Amer. copy.


ocr: “ FEMALE SCHOOL. flMIF. first five month Session of MissLenney’f ■ School at Barterbrook, Augusta county, closes with the'present month, (Feb..) and the nexi the first Monday in March. For all the higher English branches $ I 50 per mo luir llio I’ronnli Itinrrtitwro 9 fH) *' For Music on tho Piano $15 per session-. Good Boarding can be had, convenient to tfu roon), far .$8 per month. Feb. 28, 1855.—3t By tho Trustee*.


ocr: To A ll Whom It May Concern. 1HAVE this day sold to A. J. Deakins my in terest in the ?tuck of Goods belonging to lb* ! firm of Deakins fit Merritt to take effect 1st ids/ ofJanuary. I hereby notify all persona indebted to DEA» KINS &. MERRITT, that the Bonds, and Ac counts aro in my hands for settlement. The tight ness in monetary affairs renders it necessary tb** speedy liquidation shall be made. I therefor* hofle all will give this their early attention. I will be found (when not engaged in dunning) s£ the store of A. J. Deakins. . • J. \V. MERRITT. Staunton; Jao. 31, 1855.


ocr: EXECUTOR’S SALE. WILL be sold at public auction, on IVednctdmj the 1Atli nfJIarr.li ncxt.ai the late residence of the Rev. Jacob Bapr, dec’d. the following PEIISOM1L PROPERTY, via: Several val uable Horses, one Colt, Cattle, Hogs, Corn, Po tatoes, Hay, some Farming Utensils &.c. Acred it of six months will be given on all sums of $5 and upwards, the purchaser executing bond with approved security ; under that amount the cash will be required. GF.ORGE A. SIIUEY, Ex’ur.


ocr: ^WESTERN VaTiVIARBLE WORKS, STAUNTON, VA. JAMES C MARQUIS HAS just received from the North a mostsplen did supply of Italian and American Marble, which he is now manufacturing into Tombs, Monuments, Head and Foot Stones, I able and Bureau Tops. Also, some of the very neatest and most chaste designs for Cemetery purposes, with Lambs carved to lay on the top. Pastery. Paint and Muller stones constantly on hand. He flatters himself to do as good work as any in V ir ginia, and certainly the best that can be done in the county. Carving and Lettering done in the neatest and best manner, and not scratched on as is done by those who attempt to do that which they know nothing about. He hones from his long experience at the business and doing good work, to merit a liberal share of the patronage which has been extended to him for the last four years in this place. All orders from the country will receive prompt attention. 17,


ocr: WM. CHAPMAN, GRADUATE of the Baltimore College of Dental Sur gery, having returned to Augusta, resumes the prae je of his profession. Persons wishing information as to is qualifications are respectfully referred to the Faculty Post Office address, Cline’s Mill or Mt. Sidney. March 8, 1854.— (olid Sep. *27.)


ocr: -THETUMITURE ilxlZAAR, lext Door Below Dr. Wayt’s Office, KitEIHOXI), VA. /GRATEFUL for the liberal encouragement al ready bestowed, the subscriber would respect fully inform his friends and the public, that hav ing increased facilities for manufacturing, he is now better prepared than ever before to supply all who may need, with every article to be found in a 1st class FURNITURE WARE-ROOM on as good terms as can be purchased in this city oT elsewhere, A portion of my Furniture is purchased at the North in a rough state, and finished here, and a part is made entirely at my manufactory here.— Any article made to order at short notice and at the lowest Cash price. He dues not consider it necessary to enumerate the articles, but would extend an earnest invita to all in search of FURNITURE, HAIR OR SHUCKMATTRESSES, UPHOLSTERV GOODS, §'C., to give him a call before purcha sing. as every exertion will be made to please. Repairing of all kinds done treasonable prices. R. C. HOWE, 200 Main St., between 9th and 10th Sts. Richmond, April 25, 1855.—ly. EVERYBODf LOOK HERE!!


ocr: FirSSH GARDEN SEEDS. A LARGE and general assortment of fresh and genuine Garden Seeds,just received fren Dr. Landreth’scelebrated Grauery, Philadelphia,and or sale by J. 1}. ESKRIDGE, Druggist, Staunton, Feb. 28, lc55. Main st.


ocr: SPRIAO TRADE. 1835. ROOKS AND STATIONERY, FANCY GOODS, PIANO FORTES, MUSIC, &C., wholesale and retail by BUTTERS & SIMONS, No. 1-37 Main Street, Richmond, (Nearly opposite the Exchange Bank.) 4'lOUNTRY Merchants and others will be fur ^ nished with goods on the most moderate terms. Our Piano Fortes are of the most reliable make and warranted equal to any, if not superior to those gold in any establishment in Virginia. P&ST All orders answered immediately. BUTTERS & SIMONS, Feb. 14, 1855. No. 157 Main St. M. HIRSH. M. B. LOEB. look this Wav* SPUING CLOTHING!!! jVT HIRSH & CO. would most respectfully announce to their friends and patrons that they have just received a large and magnificent stock of SPRING AND SUMMER CLO THING of all descriptions, which they offer to sell a little lower than any other house in Staun ton. They respectfully invite the public to come and look for themselves. M. HIRSH &. CO. N. B.—They have also on hand a general as sortment of Hats and Caps, and Gentlemen’s Fur nishing Goods. H. &, CO. Their Store is on Main st., nearly opposite E. M. Cushing’s Confectionary. Staunton, April 25, 1855. i su rrii m • undersigned would most respectfully in


ocr: To the Lovers of Good Tobacco! JOHN B. EVANS HAS just received at his old stand, immediate ly opposite the Old Post Office, a fine and choice lot of TOBACCO, which he is prepared to sell at from 8 cents to $2 per pound. Also Pipes, Pipe-stems, SuulTBoxes, Blacking, Matches, Ink. &.c., &c. Staunton, Nov. 1G, 1853.


ocr: rjHINA Tea Sets, Crockery, Glassware, See. Greater bargains than ever, to close out tim remainder of my stock. F. S. HICKSON. Main street, opposite Morris Sc Goode’s. Staunton, Marfeh 14, 18.15.


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ocr: a. m. conliuN. Jit.. ,t TTOftNKY AT T. \ W, Staunton, A a., will practi*® iV in all the Courts h olden in Augu-U, and in the Su perior Ciurt* of Uockiu jliam and Highland. (Mice ia the rear of the C ourt- hoUse, formerly occupied by 3Ie«r* Michie & Robertson. Staunton, 23,1383.


ocr: WESTERN VA. MARBLE WORKS, STAUNTON, VA. JAMES C MARQUIS TTAS just received from the North a moscsplen* ** did supply of Italian and American Marble, which he is now manufacturing into Tombs, Monuments, Head and Foot Stones, Table and Bureau Tops. Also, some of the very neatest and most chaste designs for Cemetery purposes, with I.ambs carved to lay on the top. Pastery, Paint and Muller stones constantly on hand. He flatters himself to do as good work as any in Vir ginia, and certainly the best that can be done in the county. Carving and Lettering done in the neatest and best manner, and not scratched on at is done by those who attempt to do that which they know nothing about. He hopes from his long experience at the business and doing good work, to merit a liberal share of the patronage which has been extended to him for the last four years in this place. All orders from the country will receive prompt attention. May 17, 1S54.


ocr: April 18, 1855.—1}’. tbefomitdeTbazaar, Next Door Below Dr. Wnyt’s Otlicc, KICHIIOXR, VA. GRATEFUL fur the liberal encouragement al ready bestowed, the subscriber would respect fully inform his friends and the public, that hav ing increased facilities for manufacturing, he is now better prepared than ever before to supply all who may need, with every article to be found in a 1st class FURNITURE WARE-ROOM, on as good terms as can be purchased in this city or eisewnrre. A portion of my Furniture is purchased at the North in a rough state, and finished here, and a part is made entirely at my manufactory here.— Any article made to order at short notice and at the lowest Cash price. Me does not consider it necessary to enumerate the articles, hut would extend an earnest invita to all in search of FURNITURE, HAIR OR SI IUCK MA TTR ESS ES, UP HOLS TER V GOODS, 8,'C., to give him a call before purcha sing, as every exertion will be made to please. Repairing of all kinds done at reasonable prices. R. C. HOWE, 209 Main Si., between 9Ih and lOfh Sts. Richmond, April 25, 1855.—ly.


ocr: ■ sr eharlesIiotelT Corner of .H,iin »u«l Will! Streets, RICHJMCON'jD, VA. T. n. FARROW A: CO., Proprietors* Geo. J. Scammell, Superintendent. 1355.


ocr: JAMES C MARQUIS HAS just received from the North a most splen did supply of Italian and American Marble which he is now manufacturing into Tombs Monuments, Head and Foot Stones, Table am Bureau Tops. Also, some of the very neates and most chaste designs for Cemetery purposes with Lambs carved to lay on the top. Pastery Paint and Muller stones constantly on hand. Ht flatters himself to do as good work as any in Vir ginia, and certainly the best that can he done in the county. Carving and Lettering done in the neatest and best manner, and not scratched on as is done by those who attempt to do that which thev know nothing about. He hopes from his long experience at the business and doing good work, to merit a 1 ib**ral share of the patronage which has been extended to him for the last four years in this place. All orders from the country will receive prompt attention. May 17,1854. ;


ocr: ''>.000. “ ¥ IIAV & on hand Goods to the amount of six thousand dollars, which will lie sold without reserve tt Coot for Cash from this time forward. Being desirous of changing my business, I have concluded to close out at cost. Come along and bring the quarters in your pockets. TliO. C. BURWELL. Staunt.>p, April 25, 1855.—V. copy.


ocr: GEORGE BAYLOR. W.M S. H. BAYLOR. LAW PARTNERSHIP. BAYLOR & BAYLOR, ATTOItNIES AT LAW, Staunton, Va., will practise their profession in all the Courts liolden in Staunton, and in the Circuit and Quarterly Courts of the Counties of Albemarle, Rockbridge and Rockingham. Their at tendance at other Courts will be so arranged that one of the firm may always be found at their office in Staun ton, opposite the County Clerk’s Otlice, on Augusta Street. Oct. 4, 1S54. SACKS Ashton Salt, just received and OW for sale by BUTLER & CO. Staunton, Feb. 1855.


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ocr: ^ Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron, ¥ TAKE this method of informing my friends and the public generally, that I am now pre to inanulncture every description of Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron articles. Roofing, Spout Guttering and Repairing done in the best and as low as it can be done by any one My shop is in the old Office of the Staun Spectator, on Main Street. J. C. GROVE. Staunton, March 28, 1855.—2m


ocr: ATJYJ3TJ1 miLLHlERY Aitfj Fa.VCY S70HF. I am ii’uv receiving a iarj** supply nl .SpRlNCi ’*11 L I.l N Fix V, C.ilisistilto hi s i'll \ W e DON A F. PS of every variety. I led I- Decs: ij “Tj es ; Also. If * irh IZ.it'irnkl ries. (litters. /W'.r/ !lttn<;!iu ‘ Itiifs. !l::ir Ih nil 's, a it! Ch‘tii:i - men's Collars. Cut. a'?. I'ot'hi I II t t lkerchujr, llustcry. and other articles too ntMicrous to uiati tiu:i. Call nn.l sec for vonrsdf. K \ i’ii M. GORMAN. Swnntnti M;y2. I *;.i5.


ocr: Till] *1 iKiiftT iMJVnh STAUfTOK PUIC'KS CVRHEST. Reported for lac Spectator by 3f >rrii ty Goode. V'tOca,Sup.,£» 10tofjt 10;. Guano, y ’o. Wheat, y $1.73 to g?2. Uoa.v, S’> to fide. Oats, n'h. Flaxseed, *$1.10. TimothySeeo. $3a.$3*. Uctter. M to20c. P astbx, linn;), y 12-. I Salt, j$3.0©. C).vbs-, 12 u i i t. I S'.’oas, brown, 7 a Ida. 31 >l \ssas, Vi • Jit. I Nails, be. Sole L e a i:, r..t, 23c.


ocr: JAMES C. MARQUIS ITAS just received from the North a inostsplen did supply of Italian and American Marble, which he is now manufacturing into Tombs, Monuments, Head and Foot Stones, Table and Bureau Tops. Also, some of the very neatest and most chaste designs for Cemetery purposes, with Lambs carved to lay on the top. Pastery, Paint and Muller stones constantly on hand, lie flatters himself to do as good work as any in Vir ginia, and certainly the best that can be done in the county. Carving and Lettering done in the neatest and best manner, and not scratched on as is done by those who attempt to do that which they know nothing about. He hopes from his long experience at the business and doing good work, to merit a liberal share of the patronage which has been extended to him for the last four years in this place. All orders from the country will receive prompt attention. May 17, 1854. __ Every Day Rrlnga Something Mew.


ocr: SPfimYrJ TRAISE. 1855. BOOKS AND STATIONERY, FABTCY GOODS, PIANO FORTES, MUSIC, &C., WHOLESALE and retail bv BUTTERS & SIMONS, No. 157 Main Street, Richmond, (Nearly opposite the Exchange Bank.) COUNTRY Merchants and others will be fur nished with good3on the most moderate terms. Our Piano Fortes are of the most reliable make and warranted equal to any, if not superior to those sold in any establishment in Virginia. All orders answered immediately. BUTTERS & SIMONS, Feb. 14, 1855. No. 157 Main St.


ocr: BIBLE! DEPOSITORY, AT ROBERT COWAN’S Book Store, where a large supply of BIBLES and TESTAMENTS will be kept constantly on hand, ami will be sold at the Bible Society’s prices for cash. Persons can procure Bibles ami Testaments gratuitously, by satisfying the deposi tary, Mr. Cowan, of their inability to purchase. By order, „ _ jr J. GABBER, Treasurer. SKtunton, Jtfny 10, 1305.


ocr: FOR SAL2. Farm aai<3 Mil* Property. 'THE Peck Farm and Mill property, on Christian’* I Creek, four miles from Staunton, not having been sold on the day formerly advertised, will be sold pri vately by the undersigned. The Central Railroad runs through the farm, which consists of 333 Acres, with an excellent IJrick Dwelling House, ami other suitable im provements on it. HUGH W. SHEl1 FEY, Agent.


ocr: ' li ^ si V Rattray* SHAKEN up by William Shurloy, in Anyusta * county, on the 15th day ol Octobor, 1855,ol ie following description, viz: .7 Heifer, of red color, with some white on the :lly, marked with a crop off the left ear and a it in the sSJHe. supposed to be one and a hall ?ars o!d and appraised at $2. Extract from record —Tcst<*. WAX. A. BURNETT, D. C.


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ocr: | I ft jj re * STOLEN, .'ROM my farm, near Greenville, on Jfk Saturday night la»t, the 1st inst., A AY HORSE, with black mane, tail |jrn(fikR d leg*, and was four years old last^lrx | J ring. He is tolerably tall, round bodied,RBBPwIhs taw mane, a little rouglt, tail rather light, no white collected except two small spots near the flank, I ink ou the right side. (ff~ A liberal rewanl will ho ■—it for his recovery. Sept. 5, 1355. JOHN FRENGER,


ocr: j j P *■ \ I > oil t \ , oil he ' vt M M co Hi of Amn<]dlM811K\irstoke! I ?rM. G. MOUNT would respectfully inform the - V citizens of Staunton and vio.aitytb.it lie hasnivn aext door to II. <ix J. Faust, a FA^II L\ Ft Ji- ; ISIllXG STOIIE, where he will keep constantly tiaud a general assortment of articles adapted to use-keeping, such a> Brown, Loaf, Crushed and Pul- rized Sugar ; Rio, Laguyra, Java and Mecca Coffee ; j -.lasses and 15 -ton Hyrup, Vinegar, Rice, Caudles, . accaroui, Fish, Spices, Mustard, Salt, Table Oil,Co a. Cheese, Crackers, Soaps, Wooden Wares, Straw coins. Baskets, Ktc. We will purchase Marketing ev« ry description. i Dec. 1-, l>oo—Joi.-—V. & A. copy.


ocr: 1 ' f COOK STOVES. I STILL keep on hand a supply of tlnse very superior Cook Stoves. They have given ersal satisfaction, especially in baking bread. GEO. E. PRICE. Staunton, Feb. 7, ISO-5.—V . and A- copy.


ocr: , | ° J ' IMPORTANT NOTICE. SELLING OFF AT COST, WE have still on hand a very large and well assorteJ stock of Clothing, suitable the season, which wo will sell, in order to get them jff, at Prime Coal. We will sell them for cash, ind for cash only. CasJ; buyers find to call on us. GOODMAN. IlOSENW AI.D & CO. Staunton, Jan. U), 1855.—V. and M. copy.


ocr: Virginia central" railroad? Passenger Train. iiX and alter Monday the 15lh inst., ihepassen ” gpr fare on the Ya. Central Railroad, will be four cents per tnile lor all distances. Staunton to Richmond, $5 50. “ “ Waynesboro’, 50. “ u Charlottesville, l 60. “ “ Gordonsville, 2 50. Per order of Board of Direotors H. 1). WHITCOMB* Jan. 17, 1851.—1m. Sup’i Transportation.


ocr: WM. H. WAITS. I:. C. RICHARDS. W ITTS & mciHRDS, WHOLESALE AND RETAK. DEALERS IN FOREIGN & DOWEaTIC HARDW&RE. ST A l' NTON, VIRGINIA. Jan. 17, 1855.


ocr: THE MARKET PKICES. STAUNTON PRICKS CURRENT. Reported for the Spectator by Morris Sf Goode. Flour,Sup.,$ 10 to $ HU. j Guano, $'56. Wheat, $ $1.75 to $3. j Cons, So to 00c. Oats, 50c. I Flaxseed, $1.10. Timothy Seed, $3a$3J. | Butter, 1$ to 20c. Plaster, lump, $12. j Salt, $3.00. Coffee, 12’ a 15c. j Sugar, brown, 7 a 10c. Molasses, 45 a 50a. I Nails, 6c. Sole Leather, 25c.


ocr: Chinn, Gin** and Queensware* WHITE & PATTON are iu receipt of 10 hiids. ct Staple and Fancy Queensware, which nukes our assortment complete, such as Dinner Sets, Tea/*<» Sets from $"Ito <513, fancy Pitchers, Tureens, -J Covered Dishes, Glass Howls, Fruit Dishes, and all the common wares in usc--al*o 10,<XH) Milk Crocks, 200 Stone Jars, Jugs, Churns, &c. See., for sale at th> lowest prices. Staunton, May 9, 1833.


ocr: Sprits:; WHITE, Black and Brown M >'esk.a : - , of the newest styie a id himdiome In . > yy 1 Case Paris Made ; 1 " Oakford, Philadelphia: 3 " C. H. Gardens ; all varranl and of superior nuality. ALo, Caps, l.egh • IS ■.-» and Palm Leafllats, with a .. tl variety -f ft i: ^.s in fur and wool, all on the Lest wr u> at WHITE it PAT i jLV.8 Staunton, May 9, 1835.


ocr: C>O.UUU. ¥ HAVE on hand Goods to the amount of six * thousand dollars, which will be sold without reserve at Cost for Cash from this time forward. Being desirous of changing my business, I have concluded to close out at cost. Come along and bring the quarters in your pockets. THO. C. BUR WELL. Staunton, April 25, 1855.—V. copy.


ocr: TifE R’lLVlTlRE BAZAAR, MAIN STREET, 'Sext Door Below Dr. Wayt’s Orfice, KfttHHOAD, VA. GUATKFUL tor the liberalencouragement a.1 ready bestowed, the subscriber would respect fully inform his friends and the public, that hav ing increased facilities for manufacturing, he is now better prepared than ever before to supply all who may need, with every article to be found in a 1st class -^FURNITURE WARE-ROOM, oti as oo.nl terms as can be purchased in this city or elsewhere. A portion of my Fcknitl ke is purchased at the North io a rough state, and finished here, and a part is made entirely at my manufactory here.— Any article made to order at short notice and at the lowest Lath price. Ho d t>«o not consider it necessary to enumerate the articles, but would extend an earnest invita to all in search of FURMTURE. IUIR OR SHUCK M. ITTR ESSES. UPH OLS TE R V HOODS, §-c., to give him a call before purcha sin''. as every exertion will be made to please. c,yy Repairing of all kinds done at reasonable prices. R. C. HOW K, 209 St., between Olh and lOl/i Sts. Richmond. Aoril 25. 1855.— lv.


ocr: illltS. S.HITII H\S a larirv assortment of BONNETS ANDj^^ MILLINERY Goods which <he h;n |mr-j* chased herself, and she wilt sell low. BoittietsqpJB^ order. Boys’, Children's and Men’s Iftraw Hats. Staunton, May If, 19->l.


ocr: NEW FIRJYl. THE undersigned, under the style of WATTS & RICHARDS will continue the HARD WARE business in Staunton at the old staud of B. C. Richards &. Bro. Their hope is that by constant and assiduous ef forts and devoting their whole time to the business, lo please, and by moderate charges to merit and receive a lair portion of public patronage. WM. H. WATTS, E. C. RICHARDS. Staunton, Jan. 17, 1855.


ocr: GEORGE BAYLOR. WM 8. H. BAYLOR. LAW PARTNERSHIP. BAYLOR & BAYLOR, ATTORNIES AT LAW, Stauutou, Va , will practise their profession in all the Courts holden in Staunton, and in the Circuit and Quarterly Courts of the Counties of Albemarle, Rockbridge and Rockingham. Their at tendance at other Courts will be so arranged that one of the firm may always be found at their office in Staun ton, opposite the County Clerk’s Office, on Augusta Street. Oct. 4, 1854.


ocr: THE subscribers have now in store and offer fur salo the most extensive and desirable stock of SPRING GOODS they have ever exhibited. Their stock embraces every article and grade of woods in their line and will be sold at prices to suit the times. The very latest styles of goods intro duced into the country are made up in the most superb manner and kept by ns ; and having one of our firm constantly in the New York market buy ing goods for cash, and manufacturing as we do for eight houses, we possess advantages, and can offer such inducements to the Merchant and con sumer as will defy competition. We have been engaged in this business in this city for the last seventeen years; and a constantly increasing trade is the best recommendation we could ofTer of our goods and mode of doing bus1" ss. We return our thanks for the patronage of our friends, and pledge our best efforts to please those who favor us with a call. KEEN, BALDWIN & CO. Richmond, March 14, 1855. N EL SON & BAYLOR, Opposite Virginia Hotel. SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS. ‘IT/'E are now in receipt of a general and well » » selected stock of Spring and Summer Dry Goods, which will compare with any in the mar ket in varietv. stvle and nrice. Ladies’ Dress Goods.— Plain Tyroleans, Solid Colored Shallies, Plaid ditto.. Embroidered Gn Plain and Striped Bereges, French Ba tiste Ginghams, Silk Tissues, Brilliantes, French


ocr: Vermont Morgan. THIS celebrated Horse will stand the present season at Staunton, Mount Sidney and Har risonburg. For particulars see handbills. As a Breeding Horso he is not excelled in any county in America. He is the pure Morgan stock. He will be at Harrisonburg, Ml. Sidney and Staun ton on the days mentioned in the following table : Harrisonburg. Jit. Sidney. Staunton. April 1,2,3,10, April 5.G.13, April 7,8.9,16, 11, 12,19, 20, 14,15,22,23, 17,18,25,26,27 21,28, 29, 30. 24. May 4,5,6,13, May 7.8,9.16, iMay 1,2, 3, 14,15,22,23,24 17,18,25,26,27. 10.11,12,19 . 31. June 3,4,5,12, 20,21,28,29, June 1,2,9,10, 13,14,21,22,23, 30. 11,18,19,20, 30. June 6,7,8, 27,28,29. 15,16.17,24, 25, 26. The prices are $12 the season and $20 to in sure—$1 to be paid to the Groom. SAMUEL. REED, Agent St Groom. March 28, 1855.—tf


ocr: LADIES’ SHOE AND GAITER Manufactory. SPRING & SUMMER STYLES. E LAWTON would respectfully inform the citizens , of Staunton an the surrounding country, that he has commenced (in the room one door North of B. U J. S Crawford’s Store, and occu pied for several years by Mr _ ^0% Cowan ns a Bookstore,) gy^ manufacture all kinds of Ladies’, Misses’ & Children’s Shoes, from the very best materials, latest styles, and under his own supervision. Embroidered Work made to order, in the most fash ionable style. Having returned from the North with an abundant sup ply of the liuest materials, selected with great care, ne feels confident of being able to give general satisfaction. {jC>* Orders promptly attended to and work made at the shortest notice. _ JB. LAWTON.


ocr: Saddle and Harness Furnishing Store. THE subscriber has removed his establishment to the Store on Augusta Street, between the stores of Staples &. Martih and Brightwell & Hope, near the Railroad Depot, w here he has on hands a splendid stock of Saddlery Find ings“; Trees of all styles; Bits; Slirrups,Vp^£ assorted ; Spurs of best quality ; Harness Mount ings of every description ; Stage Harness Mount ings; Stage Harness; Wagon do; Stage and Draft Collars; Coach do; Buggy do ; Scotch do; Eng lish Bridle Fills, and domestic do; Whips of eve ry description ; Trunks in great variety ; Hand do; Boston Valises; Carpet Bags; Bonnet Box es ; Hat Boxes; Ladies’ Fancy Work Boxes; Fly Nets; Ear Tips, and Hoods; Canes of every style; Wood Mats; Hog Skins; Morocco Skins; Patent Leather; Enameled do; Fancy Bridle Fronts: English Web; Ruler and Uniun do; Rein Web; Three Cord Silk and Thread ; and in short every article in this line of business. He is also constantly manufacturing Saddles, Bridles and Harness of every description, by the best workmen in the Valley. He especially invites the attention of country Saddlers to his stock of materials before purchas ing elsowhere. lie will give personal attention at the Store when not engaged as Jailor of the county. II. E. BRYAN.


ocr: MICHAEL m’aLEKR. PATRICK o'ooNNEL. VTlA’Il \EH McAHEER fc PA TRICK (>* DONNEH, having leased the Blacks nith Shop and Tillliaiiiiner in Staunton, are now ready to do anything in that line of business. Also. Wagon making and mending carried on at the same place. M. McAHEER &. CO. Jan. 1855—4t;


ocr: 1L OST, BETWEEN the Western Lunatic Asylum and the Woodward House, on New Year e vening, a Giv^I.D LOCIAE i’ attached to a Co ral Necklace. The finder will be liberally re warded by handing it to me. S. M. WOODWARD. Staunton, Jan. 10, 1855.—2t.


ocr: LOST, ON Saturday morning last, a Port Monnwe. containing about Eleven Dollars—$10 in Hills and a gold dollar. A suitable reward will negiv- ^ en to the finder, if he will return liie money to j rne. or Jpave it at this office. WM. K. CLAYTON. Dee. 20, 1S54.


ocr: Trust Sale. IN pursuance of a deed of trust executed to th« flar signed by B. TV. Bixby, and of record in the Clerks Office of Augusta County Ccurt, I will proceed on Sat, urday the 9th day of December next, to tell in State ton, at the residence of said Bixby, the following prop erty :—One Billiabd Table add appurtenances ; tbo stock of Confectionary, being all now in the store of Mid Bixby; and al»o all the Household and Kitchen FUR NITURE belonging to the said Uixhv. Terms—Ca3h. WM. CRAIG, Trustee. Suuutoo, Nov. 8,1954._ POSTPONEMENT. The above sale is postponed until Saturday the Mk dav of February.


ocr: SOMETHING NICE. VITE have received and are now offering the fot lowing really nice assortment of FRENCH CANDIES: Gum Drops. Conversation Lozenges, Fine Sugar Toys, Jelly Cakes, Jelly Rings, Cordial Beans, Cordial Rings, Jobe Paste Drops, Sugar Almonds, Cinnamon Strings, Cream Drops, Chocolate Cream, Lady Cream, Jube Paste. French Kisses, Gilt Kissps, Fine Can dv Hearts, Pork Steak Candy, Cnrroways, Cory anders. Rough Almonds. Rock Candy, and a large assortment of plain Candy of our own manufacture which we will sell as low as the lowest: and we think upon examinaiion that they will compare fa vorably with any to he found here or elsewhere. E. M. GUSHING a CO. Staunton, Feb. 21, 1855.


ocr: Notice to WTestern Merchants. PERSONS who ship Goods Irom the Nothern Cities can send them direct to their destina tion hy consigcing them to Stephen Hunter, Gen eral Freight Agent, at Richmond ; it being dis tinctly understood that Bills ot lading be sent pre viously stating the amount of freight on such goods to Richmond. If this is done the goods will be forwardpd direct to the nearest depot—and the whole charge collected thpre. If the hills of la ding are not sent this Company will not forward the'gofids until the bills for Freight to this City ire collected, and of course will not be responsible for loss, and must charge an extra price for stor age H. D. WHITCOMB, Sup’t Transportation, Va. C. R. R. Co. Jan. 27, 1855.—3m.—Rep. and Amer. copy.


ocr: IMPORTANT NOTICE. SELLING OFF AT COST. WE have stiil on hand a vpry large and well assorted stock of Clothing, suitable for the spasoh. which we will sell, in ordpr to get them at Prime Cotl. YVe will sell them for cash, for cash only. Cash buyers find inducements to call on us. GOODMAN. ROSENWALD ft CO. Staunton, Jan. 10, 1S55.—V. and M. copy.


ocr: Look lo Your Intercut. /\NE dollar 8aved is two made. The under " signed having a very large stock of Wir.tflf Clothing on hand yet, and wanting to close tbsm out before spring, they have concluded to sell the remainder of their stock at first cost: so auy body wanting to purchase, can save money by calliuy on the undersigned. M. HIRSH k CO. Staunton, Jan. 24, 1855.


ocr: Lost SIf>£* ! ©TRAYED from the subscriber’s farm on the ^ east side of South River, near Mr. David Ran kin’s, A SOW and IOSHOATS. Thesowand the shoats are spotted black and white, and of the shoats entirely white, marked with a crop in the left ear. A liberal rewaid will he to any one who will furnish information as where thoy can be found. Address the subscri at Rarterhrook. HENRY DEDRICK. Feb 14, 1855.—3t*


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ocr: WESTERN VA. MABBLE JAMES C. HAS just received front the did supply of Italian and American Marble, he is now manufacturing into Tumbe, Monuments. Head and Foot Stones, Table and Bureau Tops. Also, some of the very neateat and most chaste designs for Cemetery purpoaee, with Lambs carved to lay on the top. Pastery, Paint and Muller stonps constantly on hand. He flatters himself to do as good work as any in \ ir ginia, and certainly the best that can be done ia the county. Carving and Lettering done in the neatest and best inarner, and not scratched on as is done by those who attempt to do that which they know nothing about. He hopes from his long experience at the business and doing good work, to merit a liberal share of the patronage which has been extended to him for the last four years in this place. All orders from the country will receive prompt attention. May 17, 1854. ___ Every Day Bring! Something New.


ocr: April 19, 1955.—ly. _ THE FURN IT ERE B AZ AAR, No. 809 MAIN STItEET, Hext Door IJelovv Dr. Wnyt’s Office, BICIHIOAD, VA. »;.r the liberal enonuraorement al ready bestowed, the subscriber would respect inform his friends and the public, that hay increased facilities for manufacturing, he is better prepared than ever before to supply all mav need, with every article to be found in a I si class WARE-ROOM, as good terms as can he purchased in this city elsewhere. A portion of my Furniture is purchased atthe in a rough state, and finished here, and 9 is made entirely at toy manufactory here.— Any article made to order at short notice and atthe Cnsli price. He does not consider it necessary to enumerate articles, hut would extend an earnest invita all in search of FURNITURE, IIAIll OR MA TTR ESS ES, U THORS TE H Y GOODS, S)'C., to give him a call before purcha ns every exertion will he made to please. r~l&9m Repairing of all kinds done at reasonable R. C. HOW R, 200 .Main St., between Dili and 10/7* Sts.


ocr: _ JOHN M. ROYALL, MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE BKOKI^U, RICHMOND, VA. refer to Messr*. Lewis \Yebb & Son, *) “ Bacon & Baskerville, I Ricbm#kd. t( Davenport, Allen & J “ Rent, Paine &. Kent, J “ John Caswell & Co.,? y#rx. " Lane & Hussey. > “ Tiffany, W'ard 8t Co., “ Rice, Chase &. Co., “ George & Jenkins, „ Baltimore. “ Lewis & Geo. Cassar, “ II. E. Thomas &. Co., “ F. W. Burne & Son. J Qt3- Will attend to the sale of W beat, Cort Tooacco, Flour, and all the products of the lam Feb. . >•


ocr: •E#RGE BAYLOR. _WM «■ H. BAYLOt. LAW PARTNERSHIP. BAYLOR & BAYLOR, ATTORNIES AT LAW, Staunton, Va , will practm their profession in all the Courts holden inStauiiton and in the Circuit and Quarterly Courts of the Countie of Albemarle, Rockbridge and Rockingham. Their at tendance at otiier Court? will be so arranged that on< of the lirm may always be found at tlieirotficcin Staun ton, opposite the County Clerk’s OUice, oa August Street. Oct. 4, 1954._ , ! 1


ocr: OR. JAMES JOHNSTON. Surgical and Mechanical Dentist, HAY ING been located permanently in Staun ton for the last four years, would respectfally inform his friends and the public generally, that he still continues to practice Dentistry in all ita various branches, with the strident regard te du rability and usefulness. ^ Office on the south side of Main Streat, epyn, site the old Spectator Office. Staunton, Nov, 29, 1854.


ocr: R. R. R. rkUlCK. PLEASANT, AND EFFFXTU H AL REMEDIES THAT NEVER FAIL M instantly stopping the most tortwing pains— quickly curing the most obstinate Chronic, Acute, and. Inflammatory Diseases, and ALL MALE FEMALE MALADIES. 1ST THE CRIPPLED, THE WEAK, THE INFIRM, Till NERVOUS, AND AGED, REJOICE—FOR THE R. R. H. • WILL QUICKLY RESTORE THE PAIN-STRICKEN 70 EASE AND COMFORT, HEALTH AND ■TflKNOTH, AND FREE THE SYSTSM FROM ALL BODILY INFIRMITIES. KoTl. READY RELIEF.


ocr: BIBLE DEPOSITORY. AT ROBERT COWAN’S Book Store, where a large supply of BIBLES and TESTAMENTS will be kept constantly on hand, and will be sold at the Bible . Society’s prices for cash. Persons can procure Bibles and Testaments gratuitously, by satisfying the deposi- 1 tary, Mr. Cowan, of their inability to purchase. By order, A. J. GARBER, Trtuvff. jwtiM'w, v«,r i<h im.


ocr: To the Lovers of Good Tohaooo! JOIIS B. EVAA* ¥ JAS just received at his old stand, immediata ly opposite the Old Post Office, a fine and choice lot of TOBACCO, which he is prepared to sell at from 8 cents to $2 per pound. Also Pipes, Pipe-stems, Snuff Boxes, Blacking, Matches, Ink. &c., &c. Staunton, Nor. 16,1S53.


ocr: . 1 I ITM.'COCHRAN, JR., A TTORNEY AT LAW', Staunton, Va., will practise nL in all the Courts holden in vfuirusta, and in the Su lerior Courts of Rockingham and Highland. Office in he rear of the Court-house, formerly occupied by Messrs Vlichie & Robertson. Staunton, Sipt1 28,4853. i ; j 1


ocr: WESTERN VA. MARBLE WORKS, ST AUNTON, VA. JAMES C. MARQUIS ¥¥AS just received front the North a mostsplen ** did supply of Italian and American Marble, which he is now manufacturing into Tombs, Monuments. Head and Foot Stones, Table and Bureau Tops. Also, some of the very neatest and most chaste designs for Cemetery purposes, with Lambs carved to lay on the top. Pastery, Paint and Muller stones constantly on hand. He flatters himself to do as good work as any in Vir ginia. and certainly the best that can be done in the county. Carving and Lettering done in the neatest and best manner, and not scratched on as is done by those who attempt to do that which they know nothing about. He hopes from his long experience at the business and doing good work, to merit a liberal share of the patronage which has been extended to him for the last four years in this place. All orders from the country will receive prompt attention. May 17, 1854. ___


ocr: SOMETHING NICE. VlfE have received and are now offering the fol V * lowing really nice assortment of FRENCH CANDIES: Gum Drops, Conversation Lozenges, Fine Sugar Toys, Jelly Cakes, Jelly Rings, Cordial Beans, Cordial Rings, Jube Paste Drops, Sugar Almonds, Cinnamon Strings, Cream Drops, Chocolate Cream, Lady Cream, Jube Paste, French Kisses, Gilt Kisses, Fine Can dy Hearts, Pork Steak Candy, Carroways, Cory anders. Rough Almonds, Rock Candy, and a large assortment of plain Candy of our own manufacture which we will sell as low as the lowest: and we think upon examination that they will compare fa vorably with any to be found here or elsewhere. * E. M. CUSHING & CO. o. . r* i c\t t OK OiaUULUII, 1' CM. A* l 9 iUW.


ocr: wmuim' fTMTE partnership heretofore existing between Robert J. Glendy and Aaron E. Bledsoe, in the Mercantile Business at Deerfield, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All debts dup m said (inn are to bo paid to Robert J. Glendv, sn«l all debts duo by the firm paid by him. ROBERT J. GLF.NDV. AARON K. BLEDSOE. March


ocr: BOUNTY LAND WARRANTS? f|M4E subscriber will give prompt attention to claims lor Bounty LanJ under the late act of Congress. B. CHRISTIAN. Staunton, .March 21. 1855. CLOVERSEED—just received and f,.r solely BUTLER & 00. ' Siiurrfcrto, Ma'fth 7,1855. 1


ocr: Vermont Morgan. T1HIS celebrated Horse will stand the present -*• season at Staunton, Mount Sidney and Har risonburg. For particulars see handbills. As a Breeding Horse he is not excelled in any county in America. He is the pure Morgan stock. He will be at Harrisonburg, Mt. Sidney and Staun ton on the days mentioned in the following table : Harrisonburg. Ml. Sidney. Slaunlon. April 1,2.3,10, April 5,6,13, April 7,8,9,16, ri, 12,19,20, 14,15,22,23, 17.18,25.26.27 21,28,29. 39. 24. May 4,5,6.13, May 7.8.9.1G, May 1.2, 3, 14.15,22,23,24 17.18,25.26.27. 10,11.12.19. 31. June 3,4,5,12. 20,21,28,29, June 1,2,9,10, 13,14,21,22,23, 30. 11,18,19.20, 30* June 6.7,8, 27, 28, 29. 15,16.17,24, 25, 26. The prices are $12 the season and $20 to in sure—$1 to be paid to the Groom. SAMUEL REED, Agent &. Groom. March 28. 1855.—tf


ocr: Look to Your Interest!! SPRING GOODS, SPRING GOODS, Just Received front the North. ■ STEINER. RROS. & CO. WOULD respectfully inform their friends and the public, that they have just opened a new supply of Spring Goods, which wo will sell cheap er than any oilier house this side of the Mountains. We return our sincere thanks to our custotners for their liberal patronage which we have received for the past four years. Our motto is “quick sales and small profits.h STEINERi BROS, k CO. Staunton, April 4, 1855. N. B.-^—Wfl have removed for a short lime to the store on Mainst., formerly occupied by Mr. Cole man as a Book Stole, four doors from the Wood ward House. We will remove to our old stand in a \Veek or two. S-, B. k CO.


ocr: FOR SALE. A VERY convenient Dwelling House, with a fine lot attached, situated in the centre of the town of Staunton, and an excellent neigh borhood, is now offered for sale at a The many advantages ot its location render it ' particularly desirable. Enquire at this office. j Staunton,-March 28, 1855.


ocr: i Wanted, Y YOUNG MAN having some knowledge of business, and can write a good hand, and can line'\vell rec am mended, as a Clerk in a Staple id t ancy Drv Goods Store in Staunton, Y’a. * Apply to GEOltGE YV. SMITH. Staunton, April, 11 1855.


ocr: STAUUTOH, VA. ' JAMES C MARQUIS HAS just received from the North a mosisplen did supply of Italian and American which he is now manufacturing into Tombs, Monuments, Head and Foot Stones, Table and Bureau Tops. Also, some of the very neatest and most chaste designs for Cemetery purposes, with Lambs carved to lay on the top. Paint and Muller sto»e3 constantly on hand. flatters himself to do as good work as any in Vir ginia, and certainly the best that can be done in the county. Carving and Lettering done in neatest and best manner, and not scratched on is done by those who attempt to do that they know nothing about. He hopes from long experience at .he business and doing good ! work, to merit a liberal share of the which has been extended to him for the last years in this place. All orders from the country will receive attention. May 17, 1554.


ocr: THE subscribers have now in store and otter salis the mo3t extensive and desirable stock SPRIJVG GOODS they have ever Their stock embraces every article and. grade in their line and will be sold at prices to


ocr: SPRING TRADE, 1885. BOOKS AND STATIONERY, FANCY GOODS, PIADJO FORTES, MUSIC, &C., WHOLESALE AND KETAlf. BY BUTTE LIS & SIMONS, No. 157 Main Slacet, Richmond, (VYeurly opposite the Exchange Bank.) COUNTRY Merchants and others will be fur nished with goods on the most moderate terms. Otrr Piano Fortes are of the most reliable make and warranted equal to any, if notsuperior to those sold in any establishment in Virginia. Jggy- All orders answered immediately. BUTTERS & SIMONS, Feb. 1855. No. 157 Main St.


ocr: Police to Western 3Ierckanta» TIERSONS who ship Goods from the Nothero ■*- Cities can send them direct to their destina tion by consigning them to Stephen Hunter, Gen eral Freight Agent, at Richmond ; it being dis tinctly understood that Bills of lading be sent pre viously stating the amount of freight on such goods to Richmond. If this is done the goods will be forwarded direct to the nearest depot—and the whole charge collected there. If lire bills of la ding are not sent this Company will not forward the goods until the bills for Freight to this City are cullected, and of course will not be responsible for loss, and must charge an extra price for stw aga. H. D. WHITCOMB, Sup’t Transportation, Va. C. R. R. Ce. Jan. 37, 1855.—3m.—Rep. and Amer. copy.


ocr: Si'AUN L’OX SPjfiCTATOR. I1Y J, A. A L. VVADDilLL, Jr. TERMS. (ft* TV “SPECTA TOR” is published once a week, at Two Dollars a ye ir, if paid in advance, or i’wo Dol lars and Ffty Cents if delayed beyond the expiration of tie year. X) subscription-will b- discontinued but a! the option of' the Editors, until a'l arrearages are paid. A11 co n/nunications to the Editors by mas! must be post-oiid or th'./ wit! not be attended to. A D VE'l TJSE HEX Tit of thirt n lines (or less.) inserted three tin* for one dollar, and twenty-five cents for each subset]" cut coat in nance. Larger advertisements inserted in the *: '»* proportion. ... , ., A liberal discount made to those who advertise by the year.


ocr: DEMTTISTIl'2’. All. ARTHUR (Graduate,) ha< removed to Bank • Square, opposite the Woodward House, where he respectfully tenders kis professional service, th the pub- j I if. I'vn.v >n ot fif.Ot'/i / /*./. / II and sin gle teeth mounted iu the bcatiuiuitti*r. Particular atten* tiou paid to clean-dug aud rcgulatiug the teeth ol children, childhood being a period when dental aid is of vast im portance. All the various operations of Dental Surgery performed with strict ref. rcaec to permanency. Stauntou, May 10,1354.


ocr: C L 0 T IIIN 6 TRADE. FALL, !S33. H/’E are now receiving and opening the largest \V mo.-t splendid stock of FAfA. A A D 11 l A I CLOTHIXG we have ever exhibited. Our stock


ocr: WESTERN VA. STAUNTOW, VA. JAMES C. MARQUIS HAS just received from the North amosispl*** did supply of Italian and American Marble, which he is now manufacturing into Tombs, Monuments, Head and Foot Stones, Table and llureau Tops. Also, some of the very neatest and most chaste designs fur Cemetery purpose*, with Lambs carved to lay on the top. Pastery, Paint and Muller stones constantly on hand. . He flatters himself to do as good work as any in \ ir ginia, and certainly the best that can be dune in the cuunty. Carving and Lettering dune in the neatest and best mar tier, and nut scratched on a* is done by those who attempt to do that which they know nothing about. Ho hopes from hi* long experience at the business and doing good work, to merit a liberal share of the patronage which has been extended to him for the last four vears in this place. All orders from the country will receive prompt attention. May 17, 1854. _ Every Dny Brins* Something X«w. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TOBACCO STOltE. D. W. C. BLANKER, 1 door West of E. M. Cashing & Co.,


ocr: Dr. T.TbERKKLEY, HATING permanently located in Staunton, offer* hi« profewiooal aervk-e'* to the public Office in the atorv of the office formerly ocrapi* •> f Me. MkA ■' neerlv opposite the Ciwrt-he*** * "kbewate* .lehr ». mi