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Defiance AnIamander. snfe..
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$Wtku GAYEER,S PAIEkT
AHlHA RoBERTM. PATRICK, 1922 PEARL STREET,
49, FORMERLY 90 JOHN STREET,
SOLE United Stsos OF tho above
osiai and only reliable Saamandcrs
against fire and burglars Eveiy SAFE sold at this
manufactured under the personal super
tendenee OF Mr. e. GArLER, whose experience OF TWEEN
SIX years as safe maker, together with the many Sc
we're tests which saics OF his triumph.
wthstood In this and other cities. aubscIi
her In recommending them superior to any in use
They are tue only Sales 10 which
NIX +. q. -GOFFtN,S NEW PATENT IhIPEN-
ETRABLE DEFIANCEL oCKAND CROSS BAR
is or can be applied.
Aarge number OF these Locks aud cross bars are al
esay In use hanks brokers' merchants jewelers. and
from the perfect security which they afford against Tie Ell
forts OF the most skl burglars either by means OF gun.
powaer iass Keys picks or drills, together with their
convenience simplicity, and durability combined are ran.
iay increasing In public estimation. and confidently
SUPERIOR TO ANY LOCK IN THE WORLD.
Sales Of all Sizes suitable for banks jewel
bank vault doors, plate chests private families ETC. on
hand Tor sale and made to ORDER at tho depot 1872 Pear
street, 1 door below, Maiden Lane, New York. by
sepls-dir tiu5 RoBRRT N. PATRICK !
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To the Public.
LOCAL 1NspEcroR,s OFFICE,

.W LOCAL INSPECTORS oFFIcE,o
Portof Wheeling. Va.
SOME malicious person persons having raised re.
port prsjudtea to the steamer voqua that she is no,
sac ior passengers TO travel on. aud liz way njurg
her busnessi therefore
We do hereby certify, that we believe she is seie In
every way. for the transportation of passengers.
JosEPH WOOD.
A. N, PHILLIPS.
'ahso Local Inspectors. dc.
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Wheeling md BeImont Bridge Company.
ME hoard OF hangers OF this Company viii proceed
on Monday. the 18Th day February, 1884, to elect
,Sat to,r to go into office the
Iso salary OF each will at the S350 per an
mum, with house free OF rent The labor Of coectink
wiz pc equally divided amont the collectors Apple
catons IN writing may be LETT with the Clerk.
ieel;td. EDWARD II, FITZHUGH, Clerk
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REMOVAL.

HAVE removed my wholesale stock OF DRY GOODS
AND NOTIONS. to the story brick building,
No. 117, Main street,
west side, between Monroe and Unou streets where 1
Will be prepared with carry aud extensive Spring
Stock direct from importers and manufacturers which
would be pleased to have my Old friends aud customer
to call aud examine.
feb4 WIN. II. sRLBy.
or. g. Xeteatf Will be found at the above establish
mlent. where he awaits hs old friends
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PHILADELPHIA
Curtain Warehouse.

I'll Chestnut ST. Piisaepkia opposite le State House
IN ENRX w. SAEkOK ID,
IMPORTER, AND DEALER IN CURTAINS, CURTAIN ma
rERlALs, AND FURNITURE COVERINGS,
WHICH he Offers At tho lowest market prices
sWHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
The stock comprising, In part, the following:
Embroidered Lace Curtains; Gilt Corhices;
DO ihusn Do do Pins;
Drapery Laeta r. blusnsj do Bands,
and colors; ~ Cor IA. 1asseIs Gin,ns
Satin de LANES; t+ Friuges. t,urtain nrn,.
DanIasks; &c -+Fl-'' 0fS'
a large stock OF FRENCH Pushes of all es,ors an,
qualities on hand ~ " 1890 '"
sALNTED WINDOW SHADES. aud HOLLANDS OF all
N y Persons Ordering Curtains. win 81 ve the measure
martT-1ydtew
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ROCKDALE ICE HOUSE.
subscribers beg leave thus early in the season. to
say 70 their friends and the public that they have ,t
finished packing 1900 tons OF very superior Ice 'Ns
Their house Is situated The east bank OF Wheeling
Seek outside the corporation limits, the pork
mousse gas works. &c and has been erected with vie to
OBTAIN pure. clear article OF Ice. -
ihey win be pleased from this time forward to recei
ofaers from customers for delivery during the ensuing
season. ieh44wd WARREN & SONS
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0D-The Washington Sentinel in giving onr
views OF the Nebraska Bill, would seem to have,
oeen IN some doubt with respectto our opinions on
the subject. 1t is little strange, that We, vino
have never had the slightest connection with Free
Soilers at home or abroad-aud never given to
them OF 10 their doctrines the least countenunce,
should come under suspicion in any quarter. We
suppose ii is owing 10 the fact that u h,le we. have
always upheld the Just rights OF the South, we
have not been particularly noisy about il, and
have not at all times had faith in The sel-consli
tutea champions of the South, who professed bet
Ter fiends To III. slave holder thun The say bol
der was to himself As 10 the bill under couside.
ration, we never had any hesitation with respect
10 Ills leading FEATURE and we suppose there is not
ing in all the South who had. Our only an.
ptehension was that direct issue might no, br
made on lt-orii there was. that the AID inistration
anu the Southern advocates of its policy of re-
warning Free Soilets, might dodge. We visited
them first TO commit themselves beyond the mower
of letleat.
implied u doubt, touching the motives which may
have aciunted MIR. Douglas III this matter. we
are persuaded, we did that gentleman Injustice.
and we wish frankly tolepair 1t. We are salts
ned, he has by his conduct on this occasion, ex-
hibiied a DISTINGUISHED fearlessness, more and
more rare, every day, in public men, and there.
fore more to be commended. Some latent ambi-
tlon may have exetted an influence upon him
ou. II was an' excusable, a laudable ambition
that sort oil ambition, without which patriotism
would become extinct; aud great and noble deeds
would cease 10 be achieved. If he hoped to win
The Presidency, he at the same time must huye
been conscious OF The risk he ran of compromit-
thug himself at home, and sacrificing ali his future
p aspects. He was the only man Of his party or
his section, who had the nerve. tie maniiliess, the
curtain spirit to biave the crisis. His conduct
forms an enviable contrast 10 that of cur great
man, Mr.. Eyerett-who with exhaulted worth and
brilliant requirements, through want OF moral
courage. dead of Hasre College and Faneuil Hall
-Ihe Dug bears OF stumbling blocks of all the
LATER great men OF Massachusetts, shrunk from the
destiny which fortune pressed upon him. Nothing
was wanting 10 round off aud perfect the Character
OF Mr.. Everett-to make him perhaps tile foremost
man oil the times, but the evidence that he nos.
seSsed moral conrage-that lie was not afraid 10
assert the just and the right against all odds and
without regard to consequences But puniea by
the shadow OF Cambridge University, he was rot
equal TO the occasion. Mr.. Douglas, with posi-
bly, not half his substantial worth, certainly
with not 1.-THE of his varied accomplishment
has fairly won the palm and deserves to wear it.
Richmond Wig.
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ing prediction for the law, entered the Office
OF David Codwise. lin New York. nnd studied 8
years tor that ofession. Not being particularly
cesstulS 4 found my taste for re-
yisng in all its strength, nd resolved 10 y,eil IN
the visions which were forever fioatin rnngL INV
brain, banshing aiiieesi de,ails nj .Ssttias me-
for the prosecution of that arduous profession. L
placed myself under the instruction OF Henry In.
man, and soon became a proficient in the ari. and
supported myself comfortably bymy labors. Du-
ring this time. myparents were in Canada and Eu-
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DR. MORsE'S MIGRATING CORDIAL.
The only and safe remedy. yet discovered er Gem
oral Debility, Phy'ical Prostation Irrtabty and all
the various train of Nervous Elections; twill also remove
Depression. Excitement Dislike OF Society neapaeity
for Study or Busess, Loss Memory, Mental Debility
etc.-see advertisement. sOpIe
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to change tile lair from any other color, to beautiful
Auburn. or
PERFECT JET BLACK,
WITHOUT
Staining The Skin.
Price, 80 cents per bottle For sale yKELLs CALD
WE'LL, Wholesale Agents, and by wM. r. MCKEE.
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oaA.N gerry sALE or LAND AND TA nav, I,,

-4 James FroEier, ! tnfho ct ksnS
~. r', NV Si ..M9t
Samuel Frasers Rx,r, and others 1ess,x vtr.i,;,
u decree made in this cae on lie on M
OF June 1888 will sell Al public auction on The n,s"s
on .ne egSieeIth Gay Of March, 1854, The tract o n5
Ssiled tue Foley's Point Pal and e, a. '
hoad iu Ohio county about leu miles esst az t
CITY OF ~ heehhg CONTAINING about bundled and sn
ana othe improvements The will be made Of m
whoe together or parcels, as may be ioS1
purchase money 10 be paid III month"; and Inc bs,nes s
" oLe, TWO and three years tie whole bearing nteest
o ne DAY OF sale the purchaser giving boLdx with go5
se9at MY and tie title eins retained until npet The
TIE above Is valuable pICrertv The ti ~.
Is oes ted IN ont OF tavern is SUPPOSED
Ihe depot or station may be Ut thai pIscs
i.n1ots p. " lS SlsLias FL, ........--
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Malodeon Hail

n
ON THE GOTH, 2iST, AND 22D insSTS
= tnn- Hours open ", loo
GE-TlCKErSi TWENTY. FIVE CRNTs sn ~
rfoppe relptitie ,eturn4 from tour TO The
citics. during which they have added largely 10
eyious songs rccentrictes
lsblo 1s. 9 y u, FORD. Agent.
TRUSTEES SALE.
by virtue ~ deed OF Trust. executed by Roy Couch
~ .d Jshes Cook. bearing date the rst day OF
nehIMy 1901 and duly recorded III the clerks ONCE or
w., s court 81 oo county y the IS tsus
ie or Inc benefit o the Merchants &c Mechanics Bsnk OF
". siig VIII proceed 10 sell Public the
bidder, Tor Irad money Saturday the 2sth day
o. March next before she couit house oot In tho OF
Wnecllng Lot eight CS)ain Square numbered hlTtywo
the alditioh TO c city OF hecling ornie call
ed Ritchietown, but known by the name or South
the purchaser. 49, q fs'tFf-f
eb2o FRANCIS r. ARMSTRONG.
BUILDING MATERIALS FOR SALE.
undersigned oilers sale all the building maiei-
as o. bIis aud syle the prop.
IN ward Tie brick. stone and wood work will be sod
III separate parcels. For terms apply TO
f. r. ARMSTRONG G
Ifnot previously sold private sa tile men.
Toned above Will be sold at auc1n oil the premises on
edesday tue first day Of Marc lexti commencing
ut II U ci Lack, a. ~. - 7'a' feb0y
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Real Estate for Sale.

hSSS@VO 1O4
oftEk Tor sale my property located ON the west al
OF Nam street, between Franklin and SnS1i, sIIs,
,Snnns hom Main Water street, Ngetynine ieel on
Main aud one hundred aud iel yeisht on Mater =,
The whole Is not Aod together within three months
ttprlVate sale, II will be offered at Anefion in sueS
will be made known. = ~ S's
also offer FarEi, located In Putney township. Rel
aud; sndadjoinins land. OF William BE, nard:
inns farm contains between 81 and 62 aercs-with good
o. winch was built last snmmeri Also in goUd con
only IS rods nom the river ~
The Central Ohio, and Marietta and Cincinnati rsro,.
are ed through this Fam
Persons DESTROYS OF purchasing Of these pieces
ground are requested TO call subscriber at his leS
denLe IN Fulton, near the city. :
deG6da w3m - LOUIS RayHA
The house formerly occupied by the undo on The
above ma med premises, is Any person desiring
70 examine this property do by calling Oh SIR VIM
George corner Obtain and w 6hiIsIOn stress
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sskI Akrh0R IlE1Li. I. N'kEELY
Busbey, Little e. Co.

Market az Wheeling, En.
MANUFACTURERS OF " agols, Cats and wheel
III wtsht work OF every description, Tor home
southern plantations. IS
Ky proupt attention to business, tho manufacture
of the best quality work. the OF this
shmrnt hope TO receive liberal patronage pub.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Rees u. Smith, Inchto
Jane Smith and other.

Jane Smith and other. ] In chAncery
BY virtue Of decree in the above cause on
the 18th day OF October 1873, will Commissioner In
decree appointed, proceed SELL Saturta y
Tue goth day Of February, 1854 at II O'Clock, M the
door Of the cout house OF Ohio county, the real
tate III the bill neored situated the west side OF
Main street in the 1s ward OF tho city Wheeling 'front.'
ing sixty four ieet Nam street and extending
same width TO the Ohio river The eastby
Main street on The south by North eel, the west By
Inc Ohio river, aud on the north by line drawn
from Main street 70 tie Ohio river. The distance
iee rom and Paraieto North street. The property
VIII be sold subject TO the dover cain Garden
Oh credit OF two aud three years; purchaser
bonds with approved security. bearing interest
from the day or ERle and said payable anuaIIy
nd IS further Guilty the little win be retained until tho
purchase money Is all paid. 1919
WM. S w1ckHlM,
janis Sheriff and commissioner.
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SILK HOUSE,
255, baltimore st.,.......... .BAI.TIMORE
COBB g. STICKNEY,
Successors TO YEAKLE, COLE AND COL
IMPORTERS and Wholesale dealers in French, G. err
i mon, Italian, and India SILK GOODS, offer to the
trade choice assortment OF 20 = - =.
Fancy aud Staple Silks and other Dress Goods
Ri66ens, Giores, Laces. cTaPes, ..|s@f
Six Hdkfs, Waite Goods, ts5s
Skk and StTGtr Bonnets, Fotpers, Trimmings, etc.
which have been selected with great particular
adaptation to the trade and will be sold cash or an
credit at the lowest prices this any other mar
SOUTHERN AND WESTERN MERCHANTS
Are respectfully solicited inspect our stock OF Goods
before purchasing elsewhere.
baltimore. January. 1854 febi-1m
HATS! HATS AT COST!
ROMths date until tho first OF March, j win sell INV
stock of Silk Hats at cost, preparatory 10 settin,
large supply In the spring. No humbug-as win mort
positively sell at cost. WRHoDEs,
JAM agent
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REAL EsrArE sAI.Es


.tlsSAbLEs FAttlhs FUR SALE
1O2 ACRES Of lana two miles nom tie eli =,
Depot oil the Cleveland and o. tho
roads said rgaa running directly throps ~. nal.
bounding as 1t does IN COAL limo and ffee
with an eeeel of bie Clay aud
yanafea as an investment The fnI adj
ing iana u OF superior quality. and one Of sood
eauos lot or dairy tarm IN the esIlo
u will be sold IN separate parts if desired 'y.
for Terms ehqulIe Of X. Miller, Main street M,
ings or on tho premises. !" heel-
ieb6 IL r 4, @
IGaIette eopyl .HhLsk.
VALUABLE LOT FOR SALE -
IT OF No II, Corner OF foutth and ounr,. %.
~ he SOLD on lair aud easy terms il ndoe will
posed new Post Office. II would lyiIs Ti the pro-
and LOTS for residences. The god
Ie most anu fashionable in the civ S oc "
advantage OF being near the cente or ehu has the
For terilssapplyto !, '"ess
l.eb2I2m.k - JAS pATr,,,. *, Z
-. FOR SALE OR RENT - -
1.-TWO hne brick buildings, on ZaI,s go. , ~
ing, with rooms and cellar 10 as East Wheel
and carriage house. all In order win Ia 60 stable
j ~ properly being on Tue Henpheld Rsiro,a I.L
,lS fooms,) would make good H(lTEi &altogeth
Possession list OF april. h"'
Enquire OF MICHAEL j. Rou4S
r1s.rho .,,,,,. ilAi pie mason, &C MarI.t
Inc above with other good p IN lie Sst
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE 7FI1N SsI-:--
VIE House and ground occupied by The snhsi1
the north corner OF Seventh and Ceni, on
Wheeling Tie house is brick subsantsIIs East
the foundation. aud very conveniently from
SicoI " W HF' w. Atrg
flot previously disposed OF. 1t will be offered :, D.,
day The 9th INIT, att O'Clock, r " ~ w ss1ur
ieh5dtd - a75i -stf5lElE Inuy c.vonc,,
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENrs.

X lJNkEL'S
NIGHTINGAbH OPERA TROUPE,
'yhT1TH The old isyarii cs- ~, -
wv w. Birch,
HARRY Gsehr,
!. 4 W ,sd,t. X. Master Floyd,
sise fHKEE NDeENrElprA lEaENTs i,i this
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Establlahed in 1928.

nS'THoMPsoN REYNOLDS, interested in the above
House, respectfully invites Western Merchants
him call. Ir1q- jSI,,
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NEW BOOKS.
n 4 Potiphsr Papersj Alexander Smiths Poems;
oliver Wendal o incs' poemsj Hyperion, Havana Oh;
The Blithelaie Romano; T1eeA'
Tho Scarlet Letter. by Hawthorne;
Fun Jottines, by Willis; e-'-.-..
Life Here and There. Hurry Graphs;
People Ihave Met; Rural Letters. ETC. for sale by
febT p stf'7 - WILDE x MO
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-04-03
email Notes.

The law for the suppression Of small
notes, passed by the last Legislature, will
shortly 60 into eifect--with the exception
Of the soecring clause and in view Of
the approaching period when this law is
10 be tested, we notify all persons 10 gel
rid OF their shin-plastets as soon as posi-
bic. There is no doubt that the irrespon-
sible and illimitable STIFF that foods the
State. is the greatest curse that has ever
been visited upou our monetary affairs
Every man, too, feels the Importance Of
suppressing their circulation. and substiu.
ting for them sound, responsible, and re-
deemabe currency. We hope those who
must always bear the loss OF failure in
these banks, most severed THE poor and
working meh-will set their faces like
flint against them. We want reliable, u
specie currency, so we may be secured
against losses which are sequent to the
frequent failures of the shin plaster estab.
lishments Let all law abiding men, then
use their influence to carry out the law
and punish its violators-espeeialy should
public officers. Jurors, &c, apply them
selves to the task of executing the law ard
Furnishing offenders.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-04-03
Our Armchair.

Rea der, have you ever loved? II you
have not, yoa ought to be shot, and if you
have, you can testify that the "course Of
true love never did run smooth" And
then, of course, you can bring to your re-
membrance the bright joy that thrilled your
heart, when your little (not SO little eitherl
ttlove quarrels" terminated in happy for
getfulness of ''past ofrnces' and promise
Of fidelity for the future. It is something
like bright, invigora,ing morning sun al
ter dark and stormy night. Well if such
has been your experience, you are prepared
to appreciate our exstatc delight on being
trans seated from an old riekety, broken
down chair. to handsome, substantial and
spacious new one, from the factory Of Mr..
David p. Garner. Our readers NAV look
out for something rich, rare and racq how
and If they are disappointed, it wont be
the first time.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-04-03

@ Messrs. r. Fl. Phillips and T. P
Eskridge are now clearing away the siuc-
coed building. formerly belonging &c the
Mcdowell property, and adjoining the
Tapp property. with a view OF erecting a
large store room. The eastern ortion OF
the Tapp property has also been purchased
by these gentlemen, aud as soon as the
sjunior" of the Findicator can get cut Of
it. they intend tearing it down, and erect
ing large three story brick buiiding--the
first floor to be divided into two store
rooms, the third 20 be occupied by the
Sons Of Temperance. We have not heard
for what use the second floor is to be APP
propriated We were under the impress
sion we would have u shingle fence
corner, and move into it, as we had prom
ised to give possession the 1st of April, but
several days grace has been extended us.
We hope the Commonwealth Attorney
will take the hint.
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Corporation Election.

Instead of the 4th Thursday in May, as
announced by US several weeks suce. the
Corporation Election comes off on the Is,
Wednesday after the lst Monday in April
which is day after tomorrow, Let this
be borne in mind, snd let every voter CONT
to the polls. We wan. a full vote.
The officers to be elected are May or
Council, and Town sergesnt Sieh. 4
Trout, the present worthy ana, eflietsn
Mayor, is, we presume, a candidate for re.
election. Col. John B. Baldwin has, also,
been mentioned as candidate. and by le-
ference 10 another column, it will BE- seen
that Col. VIM. Fl. Halman is suggested as
a suitable person for the office. Either OF
these gentlemen will we presume. serve il
elected. and all of thenl are well qualified
for the office. So the voters can choose
from the three candidates Mr.. WIN Craig
is candidate for reelection as Sergeant.
aad Mr.. Thos. S. Coulter is announced for
the same office.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-04-03
Rulnorei Duel.

TIE following facts from the Washing
ton Star, concerning the difficulty between
Messrs. Breckenridge and Cutting Of the
House of Representatives, are the lates,
received up to going to press. They will
be read with interest. We give In anot!.
er column, an extract from the debate
which engendered this hostil. feeling.
The whole city being excited over tn,
iact nat preparations were made yester.
ia for a hostile meeting between Messrs
cutting and breckenridge, our duty to the
Puoiic as journalist, renders it obligatory
upon US to state the general understanding
Of the progress Of the affair, to as late an
hour as we have been able to learn any.
thing apparently reliable concerning it.
isia.ls the understanding among the public
men in the CITY IS: that Immediately on the
conclusion of the personal controversy in
the Hall on the day before yesterday, be-
tween MIR. Breckenridge and himself Mr..
Cutting, on advising with Messrs. Hunt,
of La, and BisselI of ILL.,, as to what course
it might be his duty to pursue addressed
Mr. B. through Col. Munroe, of N. Y,
for an explanation, which merely led to
negotiations between .h- friends Of the
parties; Messrss. .,Iunroc, Bissell ana nunt
on the part Of Mr.. cu...;. and Messrs
Slidell, Of louisiana; Preston. ofKentucky
and Hawkins, on the part Of Mr.. Breckin.
ridge. Every effort to accommodate the
affair is said to have been made, and at 10,
P. NJ, it was generally believed that a
meeting had been arranged to take place
this morning. Gen. Lane, Of Oregon, i,
Is also understood, was TO accompany Mr.
B. as his friend on the field
F. Sup to the hour az, P. NJ a,
which we go to press, we are satisfied that
the parties are still in Washington and
Of course, that they had not yet fred a
shot. And, further, that as we write this
paragraph, the affair has not been adjusted
though friends Of the principals are still la.
boring to effect an amicable settlement: Of
the difficulty.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-04-03
o. The Passenge. tram now runs reg

o. The Passenge. tram now runs reg
ularly up to this place. 1t arrives in the
evening, about 6 o'clock, aid leaves at
half-past in the morning. We have not
as yet. had time to take trip on them but
as soon as we can, we will take short
peep at little Tammany." A number OF
passengers left on the cars on Wednesday
morning-but few prelering, as he safer
mode, took passage to the Greenwood de
pot, in the stage. Indeed, we love the
stage ourself and we have no doubt,
will often pine for ITS socisble and inform
al facilities Of travelling, when going east