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San upon strongly at the present time. For this
aou, stated Last week that evidence II expansea
the part Of bank Ut this time II evidence Of i'm
prudence. We have . money pressure just now which
the issue OF bank notes cannot relieve and while
exchange keeps up matters cannot be improved BY an
increase In the supply Of paper currency.
The market for exchange nat yesterday and rates
declined, ranging from z to TX prem.
The notes Of the Clinton Bank OF Columbus were
thrown out by most Of the bankers State stock money
Of all States also generally refused and some bank
ers rejected the notes OF the Commercial Bank Of Ken
tucky The notes Of the Miami Valley OF Dayton are
not taken.
The Covington and Lexington Radsesd Company made
sale of bonds in New York shdf Dime since deliver
able the LIST inst They forwardethe bonds to Wins
low IAner Co., drew against Them and sold the bills
but the bills were consequently returned portion Of
the latter were taken BY Kentucky banks and have
been arranged About $50 sold ON this side,
to bankers and merchants and these the company are
arranging to take up.
The annexed statement EXHIBITS the quantity aA1
value Of foreign dry goods entered ct this port for
sumption, for warehouse and also the Withdrawals from
warehouse during the week ending and including Thurs
day, Nov. Q, 1854
MOyrUrrs IN FoRHuGS DRY Co0Ds
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER CiAl.


The stock market very much depressed this
ing, and for time psces down very fast All the
leading fancies operated in to some extent aud
most OF the transactions time. At the first
board Hudson Convertible Bonds declined y per cent;
Illinois Central Bonds, Il; New York Central Bonds
Nicaragua Transit, 1; Cumberland Coal II; Reading
Railroad, Il; New York Central Railroad, u; Erie Rail
road 81 Hudson Railroad Vi Michigan Central Railroad
Y. At the second board the market still lower,
with large sales Erie Railroad fell OF 1j< per cent;
Nicaraksa Transit VI New York Central Bonds L. Hud.
Railroad Convcrtibes, X; Cumberland Co., x; Can
ton Co.. Al Reading Railroad, y; Hudson Railroad, u;
New York Central Railroad, 4; Harlem Railroad, ~.
stonington Railroad sold at GA decline of four per cent
since last sale There great difference to-day be-
tween prices for cash and buyers option, showing the
value OF money and that holders realizing from
sy. Tho fall in stocks to-day is unwarranted entirely
by the circumstances. 1t less than q
Wild panic, without the most remote cause few days
wiz suffice 70 bring about the sober second thought and
we shall then have reaction that will astonish those
who have been carried away by the present absurd ex
citemcnt
After the adjournment Of she board, the following
sales Of bonds and stocks were made at suction by
Simeon Diaper
10000 Mansfield sandusky RH LIST mrt. int add 90
90 shs Astor Fire Ins. Co.....................s IS
20 do. Trsdesmen's Bank ......................14
IS do. Madison indianapolis and Peru Rg..... ~
40 do. Third Avenue lR 80
The above sold the usual tcrstcn per cent today,
remainder tomorrow. The following sold, payable
25 per cent to-day remainder December 3d.
800 chs. Mechanics Bank
500 60 do. .................n...1t0 if
The arrival Of the steamship North STAR with gold dust
L. just IN time for the banks to include II In their next
weekly ta'ement, and &C. Furnish supply Tor rcmtance
By tht sesmer from this post for Liverpool tomorrow
The Whole amcant received by the California steamer
including drt't the Assistant Treasurer Is upward
Of tgo roiiioa sGl quorfcEa lsrgN FOR weekly
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rstes The cannona ding ceased all sides, and the
sht vas passed in repairing the havoc Of the enemys
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sbpaent II II reported that the Pacific win take out
ts.nsrrow about seven hundred shsasanA dsllars in
specie This will leave million and half for the banks,
which viii raise their aggregate to than eleven and
half nlhons. Their returns win presabiy show that
sum hand and that is considerably above average
The City BANK Of Columbus, Ohio, has suspended pay
ment It's Liabilities said to be large.
The earnings Of the Chicago snd Mississippi Railroad
Company for the third week in October amounted to
s2a,lA o..
The January dividend Of the Michigan Central Rail
road Company viii probably be paid in bonds At par in
stead Of money The eight per cent convertible bonds
Of the company offered ct paS and the nconverble
eight per cents at nnety6ve per cent This accounts
fr the Late depreciation in the market value Of the
stock The true policy would be to pass the dividend
altogether.
The oficial report Of the business Of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad for the month Of October showed the
revenue Of the month to have been a. follovs;-
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CUAHTER OAK GRAPES THIS GRAPE ~ A sEUD
ling grape a. rstise OF THE country, II IL ad,uredb ~
~ wno Inv tnsed them, 10 be the hest cultvsed
Tney rpen the first 81 September
inch and hal " diameter Samples ~ grapes
seen az Ne Join seet alec he aud vines OR sas~
All sra'ss promptly attended, sty JOIN =, JAMES
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RESTAURANTS.

roRNER OF BROADWAY AND NINTH STREET,
~ Thomas X Cullen late Of Robert Sncairs estshjisA
where nc has ere.sd fret class rc.tagrant Aas As4
saloon which, ~ tho quality al liquors sgars Xc chsiisc
ges comparison With any establishment civ Pdvse
day 1t III O'clock
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Totals ...$SoS, 136 % e36 o36 70 $500 ~ 70
As compared with the corresponding month Of last
year. increase is shown Of 25o the main STEM
and - IS the Washington branch increase
$e9e54 81. As compared with the previous month Of
September there increase Of the main
stem, and small decrease the Washington branch.
The earnings Of the Michigan Southern and Northern
Indiana Railroad for October, were
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THO SUPERINTENDENT Of the BANKING Department OF the
State Of New York gives notice that the securities held
in trust for the Eighth Avenue Bank win be sold at
ton at the Merchants Exchange in this city, on Tues
day, the 21st Of November. They consist Of
sl2ss2 Of New York state per cent Stock of 1858
1000 Z" 90 g 1860
IS, 600 of Canal Revenue 6 g Certificates 1861
Also, five several bonds and mortgages made by the
Atlantic Dock Company, each Of which mortgages
4os rs BY 100 feet fronting King street and Clinton
wharf, between Conover and Ferris streets In the city
OF Brooklyn, Kings county, and due the Goth day
OF April, 1866, bearing interest at per cent.
RAc0rd
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Also four several bonds and mortgages, made by the
same company and due July 1858 each of which
lots % by 100 feet in the ward in the city
Of Brooklyn and situated the south pier fronting
the Atlantic Basin Said lots numbered from 81 and
% Inclusive.
Nos. Dated Recorded Book. Lots. Nos. Amt.
g. July l. 80, July TO- 49, 10 p 424 81 So 49,
7. !" 436 "a, IS, SO,
s. q 444 at. "a. SO
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-01-30
THE GREAT REMEDY
FOR
BOW Ell COMPLAINTS,
DIR. =, IIIREX'S
MAGIC CHOLERA NR0pS

CNOR The cure Of Diarrhea, Dyseniely, Cramp
L in the Stomach, Cholera Morbns, Billions
Collie, Cholera lnfantum, &c.
A convenient TRAVELLERS P0eKET CoMpAK.
ION, and invaluable
FAMIL Y MEDICINE.
r. s. II. ANDERSON, Druggists, Chicago. says:
We never had medicine that gained so many
friends in so short time all who have been
induced to try them have found them just what
they are recommended.
The Editor of the 'Son OF Temperance says,
These piors are one of those really valuable
restoralives 80 often sonohi but seldom found
See also The testimonials in The hands Of
agents.
Californian. and Western Travellers should
not 90 without them. One dose will generally
cure The severest case; disideralum most de-
vou,ly 10 be- wished.
Sold wholesale and retail BY
CHS. II. SAUPE.
August 90, lS53.-6mo.
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Boot and Shoe Store.

'TIlE subscribers would respectfully inform
L The pnblc that they arc now prepared Cat
the room formerly occupied by c II Ball as IA
Confectionery Establishment to RI
manufacture and sell BCots VI
and Shoes, of every descrip- sa,. -esa
lion, made in the nealest style g.
and of The best materials. They have also on
hand laiee and well selected stock Of North
ern work which they will sell very low.
They would particularly call The attention Of
the public to their own work, as they have pro-
cured from the North large supply Of The best
materials. They hope BY strict attention to
business 10 receive a share Of public patronage.
II. & j. FAUST.
Opposite Spectator Office, Main street.
Staunton, Oct. TO- 1853
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LIVER COMPLAINT.
ID X'SP IL II NIM,
JAUNDiE,

Chronic or Nervous Debility, Disease Of
The Kidneys, and oil diseases arising
from a disordcred Lirer or Stomach.
such as Constipation inward Piles, Fullness of
Blood 10 the head Acidly of the stomach,
Nausea, Heartburn, Digest for Food, Ful!ness
or Weight in the Stomach, Sour Quotations,
Sinking or fiu,lering at the Pit Of the s,om.
ach, Swimming oil the Head, Hurried aid
Difficult Breathing. FIutering at the Heart;
Choking or Suffoca,ing Sensations " hen III a
lying posture, Diu.uess Of Vision, Dots or
Webs before the sight, Fever and Dull Pain
in the Head, Deficiency of Perspnation, Vel.
.owncss Of the Skin & Eyes, Pain in the
Side, Back. Chest, Limbs &c, Sudden Flush
es of Heat, Burning in the Flesh, Constant
Imaeinings Of evil, and Great Depression o
Spirits.
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WAR IN EUROPE.
AND
FURNITURE IN STAUNToN

THE recent arrivals from Europe Indicate that
hoslilites in between Russia and Turkey
are about to commence, simultaneously with
the reduction in the price of FURNITURE in
Saunlon, al the Ware Rooms of The under
signed where can be found the largest and
handsomest stock ever exhibited in the Valley
consisting in part of large variety CT fine
Bureaus about dozen Sofas, at different prj.
ces, 80 dozen cane be om chairs, loo Rock.
ing chairs, OF various XII Is, and all prices. &c.
&c, all Of which will be sold amfully chcap.2
Call quick, before the stock is ont.
Nov 81, 1853 A. b. CHANDLER
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

Buy no book unless DR.. A. NJ. Mauriceau, 129
Liberty Street, N. y. is on the title rage, and
the entry in the Clerks Office Oh the back Of the
title page and bny only OF respectable aud hon
orable dealers. or send by mail. and address 10
Dr. A. NJ. Manriceau, as there are spurious and
surreplticus infiin9ements Of copyright.
o. On The Receipt Of One Dollar, CITE
U.ARRIED HO.H.9.N'S PRIT.iTE MEDE
CAL cOMP.ayN70Nn is senl (maited free, J ,e
any part OF the Uniiei States. as also the Cana
das and British Pfosinees. All letters must be
postpaid, and aalrt ssed TO DR.. A. NJ. MAURI-
CEAU, Box 1921, New York City Publishing
Office, No. 1919 Liberty Street, New folk.
September, ls53.-6mo.
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Dora Coal and Iron Mining and Manufac-
turing Company.
Capital One Million OF Dollars,


I>HlS Company organized in Wall Street, N.
Y and composed of gentlemen of ample
capital, intend in The conrse OF few months,
opening one Of the richest mineral regions
know in the United States. They own about
l5,00o acres OF land in North River Gap in this
(Auausta) County, abonndiug in exhauslless ed.
posts OF Anthracite Coal, and Iron Ore OF The
best quality, Upwards OF 100000 of the capt.
lal stock has been already subscribed; and lhe
Board of Directors with view 10 secure a To-
cal interest and cooperatioE in the Enterprize,
have authorized books 10 be opened in Virginia.
Tor subscriptions TO The stock no, exceeding
100000, being ole teulh of Il e capital prnpos .
ed TO be invested ty the company in Mining
Coal and Manufacturing Iron, and in the con-
sinc'lon of railways hom there mines to con-
meet with The Manassa al Harlisohburg, and the
Central Railroad al Stanton.
Books of subscription are oren now at The
Central Bank of Virginia, and at the office of
The undersigned Attorneys for the Company,
where any additional information will be FUR
nished on application
iMBODEN & M'CUE.
Oct. 10 rS53.-tf
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THE VINDICATOR.
nY Ko1NER, HARTMAN & YosT.

TERMS.-The REPUBLICAN VIND1cA-
OR is published every Monday, at $500
er annum-or So 50cts, if payment be
eferred beyond that time. No paper
will be discontinued until all arrearages
are paid up, except at our option.
ADVEH TISING.-One square of 13
ines or less, S. for the first three insertions
-,ad % cents per square for each con
Hnuance.
o. A liberal discount made to yearly
vertisers
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'ENHE well-known superiority Of the GEN
4 UTWn EZARTTcR3 CoLLfNs
Axes, has induced some manufacturers 10 stamp
their axes n. COLLINS, ard such axes are ire
Guently sold as my manufacture.
The GENUINE COLLINS AXES. W hich ha We
been made under my direction for more than
twenty-five years, and which have sustained
such an anrivalIed reputation, are invariably
stamped COLLINS & CO, HARTFORD
They are to be found at our Depot in the city Of
New York and at the principal Hardware Stores
in the large cities. SAM'L w. COLLINS.
April 1, lS53-1y.
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FARM FOR SALE

WISH to sell privately, the farm on which
al ~ now 1 reside. being the same formerly
owned ny Emanuel Swick, and adjoining the
lands of Col. Jas Crawford, A. D. Wren. .Jobr
aohr, Capt. Il. Peck. and others, and abcu.
l.2 miles distant from Staunon This Farm
contains
156 Ia Acres.
Of which l20 acres are cleared, inclndino 4
acres oil hrs-raie meadow, well set in tjmo,Iv-.
the balance is well imbered. 1t is well watersd
and has on it a comfortable DWELLING
HOUSE, and all necessary oul-houses, intluding
Barn, Stable, Smoke House, Sc. 1t lies con-
venieni and safe distance from the Railroad. and
is easy OF access. there being good Road RIM.
ming by it. On il is one Of The largest and
finest PEACH ORCHARDS to be found in Va.
There Is also frst.rate Apple Orchard of ex.
celent fruit.
II is deemed useless TO describe this farm NOR
infinitely, as persons desirons of purchasing vii
call and examine for themselves. Further in
formation as TO terms BE-, can be had hy am.
cation to the subscriber. CYRUS HOi.T
Dec, ), 1861 amos
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READ ANas CONVINCED

The "philadelpl,ia Saturday Gazette,o say s
DIR. HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS.
al is seldom That we recommend what are
termed paien, Medicines, to The confidence and
palronagesof our readers AID therefore " hen
we Recommend DR.. lioofardis German Bill
tiers, we wish il TO be distinctly understood
that we are not speaking OF the nostrums oil the
day, that are noised about for brief period and
then forgotten after they have done their guilty
race of mischief but of a medicine long estab.
lished, universally priced. and which has met
the hearty approval of The faculty ITSELF
escorts WEEKLY" said, Aug. 25-
cdr. HooFLAND's GERMAN BIrTERs, MANN
Iatured by Dr. jackson, are now recommended
by some of the most prominent members oil the
feculty as an article OF much efficacy in eases
Of female weakness. Persons oil dehitated con-
siulious will find these Bitlers advantageous
to their health, as we know from experience
The salutary effect they have upon weak sys-
lens"
MORE EVIDENCE.
j. G. Moore ESQ.,, of the Daily News, said
October 8 Isl =
'DR. HooFLANDs GERMAN BITrERs.-We
are trying this renowned medicine Ter stubborn
disease of the bowels. and can with truth testify
to its efficacy. We have taken the contents o
TWO cOllIeS. ana we nave ueTlVeu HlOFe pencil
from the experiment than we derived previous
y from years Of alopaihic treatment at the
hands of our first physicians"
Hon. C.. D. Hnene, Mayor of the City OF
Camden, N. j., saws
''HooFLAND's GERMAN BITTERs.--We have
cen many ilatierins notices Of this medicine
nj the source from " ich they came induced
us to make inquiry respecting lis merits. From
inquiry we We're persuaded TO Use H. and must
say we fonnd it specific in iS atlIon upon dis
eases Of the liver and digestive organ, ani the
powerful Influence it eXeris upon nervous pros.
traIon, is really surprising. II Gains and
sirenoi hens the nerves, bringing them into Il
state OF repose, making sleep refreshing.
Ii this medicine was more generally used, we
are satisfied there won!d he less sickness. a,
from the stomach, liver and nervous system, the
orea majority OF real and imaginary diseases
emanale. Have them in healthy condition
and you can bid defiance epdemics general
". This extraordinary medicine we would
advise our friends who are at all indisposed, to
give ,rial--it will recommend itself. II should
in fact, be in every family No other medicine
can produce such evidences OF merit"
For sale wholesale and retail, a:
THE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
No. 1870 Arch street, one door below SIKH Phil
adelpha, and by respectable dealers generally
throughout the country.
Sold in Stanton by T. P. & j. d. Eskrid9e,
and by Dealers in Medicines every where.
August, is lS53.--ly.
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j. M. CONRAD.
SEN RAL COMMISSION MERCHANT

Garry Street, second door ADORE 10, Rich
mond Va,
NOES Commission business exclusively in
~ the sale OF Country Produce and purchase
OF Goods to order. He respectfully solt it's con-
slgnmenls, and promises all The satisfaction
which he can hope to render by diligent and
friihful attention to such interests as NAV be
conflel TO him. Liberal advances will be
made on produce in hand when desired
Richmond, Oct, 3, lS53-ly.
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Mr. v.B. PALMER, American Newspaper and
Advertising agent in the cities of Philadelphia,
New York and Boston, has been appointed A.
gent for receiving and forwarding subscriptions
and advertisements for this paper, at his offices
those cities respectively, viz:
PHILADELPHIA, n. w. Corner Of Third and
,hesnut Streets
New YoRK, No. 80, Ann Street.
BosroN, No. IA, State Street.
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ST. EgLEW,S
AN0DYNE CHERRY EyPECT0RANT

CUH1uehtIy recommended to InvaIids, as Uy.
cure of COUGHS, HOARsENESS. and other
foI ms OF COMMON COLDS, B RON CHITTS.
AsiH MA, GROUP, CONSUMPTION, in an
Early Stage. and for the RELIEF of the Patie Mt
ven IN advanced stages of that Fata Disease.
1t combines, in a scientific manner, remedies
ong esteemed value, with others of more recent
discovery, and besides its SOOTHING and Tonic
qualities, acts through the skin gently, and with
great efficacy for the cure Of this class Of disease
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TO THE PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
KTHE undersigned grateful 10 The public Cor
u the patronage extended him heretofore, res
pec,fully informs them that he has Just receiv-
ed from the North large stock of Conlecliana.
rles, and Fancy Articles, which he will sell low
for cash.
He has also on hand, aud will keep constant
ly during the season:
FIELDS OYSTERS,
of Baltimore, in Cans aud half Cans; Raw
Fried, and Stewed, sc. &c daily received by
Chas, Fl Sanpe, at Slaunton. Va, Conleciiona
ries of every description, Fruit of all kinds, and
every variety OF Cakes, and Fancy Articles, can
be had at my store.
Snacks can be had, always by 10 O'Clock.
CtAS. H. SAUPE.
Main Street. opposite Union Hall Buildings
Oct. 10, 1853.
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VIII onIy say Thai Their siock coinWl,es ev.
cry thing in the way of
Material for Gentleman's Fine Wear,
and will be made 10 order in IA s., thai canno
fail ID please. They return their thanks 10 a
generous public for The liberal patronage here.
totore extended them, and pledge lliems civ s
That nothing shall be wanting on their pail 10
merit a continuance.
Oct. q, 1853.
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

Dissolution Of Partnership.
-XCx-
gYYHE partnership existing between Scherer y
u Finsler has, Ibis day been dissolved by
m atual consent. The business will be carried
on as heretofore by John B. Scherer sole pro-
prielor, 10 whom all payments due the firm OF
Scherer ! Finsier must be made.
JOHN b. SCHERER.
JOHN FINSTER.
Stanton, Aug. %, 1853.
4 HAVE Still on hand good assortment Of
Groceries, Candies and other articles, to
which would call the attention Of the public,
and which will dispose ef low. The business
will be carried on BY myself and will receive
my undivided attention, thereby hoping 10 Sc
cure fair patronage OF custom.
The Baking business is entrusted to good and
competent hands and my customers will be sup
piled as usual.
ITIt is expected that persons indebted to the
old firm will come forward and settle their bills
at once 10 the lst Of September 1853.
JOHN B. SCI1ERER.
Staunton, September 1853.
Spec't. and Mess. copy.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

VIRGINIA FEMALE iNSTITUTE-Sessio
commences 1st September in each year.-
Rev. r. H. PHILLIPS, Principal.
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III NJ BELL, Notary Public and Com
IL. missioner to take dispositions, and settle
accounts OF Guardians, Administrators, Executors
nonstees, &c.
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~oRANDEBURG & Co.--Forwardine aud
.S6 Commission Merchants, and dealers IN
Dry Goods generally, corner opposite va. hotel
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HO! ALL YE HUNGRY!

N nnn REGALlA SEGARS, 75.OOO
lV,OOO Havana do, assorted brands, 20
90 old Principe Segars, $4,000 Spanish do.
90 900 Half do, 80 gross Matches, 1000 Pipe
TENS, SO barrels Smoking Tobacco goo Reams
Wrapping Paper, assorted.
9. T, COCHRAN s. co.
Siaunton, Nov. 90, 1852.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Mr.. WILLIAM THOMPSON, S. f. corner oil Ba
more ard South Streets, is an authorized agen
the city Of Baltimore. to receive Subscrlp
j. advertisements, SC, for the indicator
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HARMAN & BELL, Attorneys al Law, Office
II opposite the Central Bank.
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ID F. POINTS & SON, Tin and Copper
u. smiths, aud dealers IN Stoves generally.
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~AYLOR s. KOlNER-Auorneys at Law
les office in Brick building opposite Va. Hotel
up stairs.
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mo. B. EVANS, Tobacco and Segar Store
- opposite the Post Office, Stanton
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CARRIER & CONNELL-lron Founders
W and Machinsls-woIks at North END Oh
Town.
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mo. II. McCUE-Atorney a, Law. ofliee
s next door 10 HaIman s. Bell, opposite Gen.
trail Bank, StauntOn.
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mo. C. GROVE-Tin and Corpersmilh
u above White s, Co. aud opposite }. Maco1 :
Coach. making Establishment, New 81, Summon
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wNO. B. WATTS-Attorney at Law, office
n on Central Bank Row, Staunton
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4 D. CHANDLER Cabinet Maker, Main
~ street, S,aunton-FurnltuIe at Richmond
prices.