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elr stock embraces every ysy Of good; suitable for
s.1msn! wen made and appIopraey trimmed Their as
any other the United slass One
price for goods-no deviation
Fall Clothing.-Complete Cashmere Suits,
q various patterns a. slo splendid fan oyercoas - 70 $40
plush vests &c. &C. &c EVANS clothing warehouse % and
te Fulton street.
Bro(iie's Fall ClOaks.-Georgc Brodie, No.
ns and IS I'd s s sna s store large
sale cash and short time buyers. -
Mosquitoes were never known TO commit
depredaons feelings of citizens the
time against them also your children and
xS'sa You q 's calling sTKHTIoS
canopy and net "a sure guarantee against mosquitoes
Experimentation & Humphrey, $40
Broadway have Just opened and now in stock aarse And
1gs qs 10. p ssh
Great Bargains In Carpeting.-We have
now m store large of fall mportaons comprising vel
:ieloas &C. which l0r e1sS
Al Broadway, near Grand street
Carpets.-Young & Jayne, No. 3e4 Broad-
ss good Brussels carpet at u yard ane other articles IN
their line at proportionate rates.
Carpets, Carpets, Car-pets.-spiendid Eng
hsh Brussels S. per yard 1000 Yards ingram at g. 81 a.
ASDERsoS, % Bowery. -
"Woman's Rights:''-Thc Right and Duty)
q 81 s s s ne sp n s 9 5es
ss saaa" A isni 6oSSE2 S''' '''
GIFTS and Presents.-.Just received, and for
a,e reduced prices the choices, selection Of fancy goods
games Of amusement for ehidren &C. a. ROGERS fancy ha
saar, 40 broadway.
Eaorsemanship.-TheR Reception Evenings MT
pIsBRow are Tue.day Thursday and SATURDAY evenings
Locking Glasses, for the Fall Trade, mt
- sSeh before purchasing ELSEWHERE RICHARDS KINGS
LAND CO., manufacturers, iio Chambers street
II You Want 20 Sec an Ingenious Piece Of
60" " a psn sa bench sa aads %
him, called Lownds patent 4 T. The mos, complete arrange
rnent ever offered Tor sale y made Of gold and silver
Minnesota Land Oaice.--Tracy d Farnhan,
bankers and General Land AGENTS, 81 Anhony Pals Mn
Collection. in Minnesota promptly attended o. Warrants 10
100 per cent Probably no part q he West al
sn.rs % great an ndneemen1 for he Of eA7a
sassssn scout New York HsSry R9rffs York
nv ciapp Bow. Hon. i. " Leavcnwor,h Al.
nsss e'yd0n 40 S SSsre. ee dsr E su Gs%sv'
Henry RoeiasonS Hon. Edgar = Wilson, Nor.
Dwight woodba. ca Davis Esq greensbo.
ry, Esq, do roiGn.
Aus. l.. Brown, Esq. do. e. VI. Baldwin, do.
Sewing Machines.-One Thousand Stitches
minute The great Improvement in SINGERS sewing ma
chimes whereby they double speed and
quantity Of work. seen and unie by
all. We furnish ncontesble proo that those have
the machines Of other manufacturers make money
BY throwing hem aside and bsylng slaesrs Many have
krcsdway.
HerrfnQ's Patent Champion Fire aud Bur-
sAr proof safe with Hairs patent powder proof lock Bon
r,xved prze medals The Worlds FAIR London 1881 80
C<yr,ai rsiacc New York lsa "a. sfiAs q, HERR fN
%, Iy, ls1 and la9 Water street
French Gas FJxtures.-ID pOrVnfion OF New
patterns made for ths market and cxilb.ed he Paas
drndussrie The and larees, SELECTION onerei
city Also mechanical carcs and moderator lamps PARIS
H. DARDoNyTfLE, $40 Broadway.
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WANTEN-A SITUATION IN PRIVATE FAMILY
tor young girl Of excellent disposition. plain
ashcr aid roner Can DO her present place
q Gold and Wnoushby sta, Brooklln.
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workmanship, call at W W. WfIMARTH'S ~ Maiden lane
examine the style Of and pencil ease made BY
called Lownds II II the most complete
offered Tor sale II h made OF gold and silver.
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be preparation viii restore gray hair 10 it's youthful appear
and badness Call at 1862 Broadway, and the
proprietor who has been and bald with good head Of
hair.
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Planos-Second hand, S25, $50, $3.50 and
$50. Twenty same make commanded the first
premium the Worlds Fair, now BAsSFORDS finishing
rooms Cos Broadway stairs Sheet music and general
stairs
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Green Turtle Soup and Steaks.-A

Green Turtle Soup and Steaks.-A very
fine turtle viii be served up this day and during the week
10 and II Beekman street. by r. G. MONTGOMERY FaIni
hes supplied by the quart Parties wishing private for
dining, &c, comfortably Accommodated.
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" ANJEp--HY \ RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
w situation chambernnd AMI water, chamber
maid AundrcsH, give good city references Arpy
teo days ~ 2ri .ih avenue guh street,
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Horsemanship.-The Reception Evenings mt
nIsHRoM n are Tnesday THURSDAY and nrlay evenings
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" EXPERIENCED MONTHLY NURSE WISHES AN
IA attend sick Invalid
lection country. The best references can be given
Address A. b., Herald Office.
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vIANIED-rY AFIBtT GLASS pREsg.AKKn wonl
w apr,ate family. 20 tir dhY Address No sNlas
piafr between I'm and Atpoa IT,, ohl avenue.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

A FIRST RATE GIRL WANTS A SITUATION TO DO
"A Feuerai housework l. good plain cook, first
9th avenue, for two days.
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NrANfEf--A SITUATION, ny YOUNG WOMAN,
W % Do hanscsork ia small family 30 oiAmtef
wota aud mind children; good references. Apply a, IN
Coutr Hrookbn, for two day.
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IA ANTFU-HY RESPECTABLE yOrNG WOMAN, 4
W gaauoH ctanteftnAid Rnd rean~Freat
oeta houh. good frfcrunos given roase cal ~
Z. Prince tf Second Guur
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NrAETED--BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, a FIT
w uAuon nurse and chamle maid t. 80 general
homework y small family Gan Ne aays
ka 81
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WASTfD-BY TWO nfsPFcTABiE PROTESTANT
" Rlf- situations, one a. and chamberlain The
Other s.emsres@ cut and a. chidfcns clothes Call
ii8 W. 10Th VI.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

TUE ADVERTISER HAVING VISITED MOST or TIE
principal elites of the Union and being at present Olsen
gagged VIII accept situation In cttr HOUSE. ~
uaNeor oherwie employment being e prindoPal object,
The best Of reference given Address W NJ HarIi Office.
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A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN. A PROTESTANT.
n wants sin alon as chlds nurse, and 20 do hight cham
bcrwork or plain sewing II and tidy with
renee Please call AZ $50 Eth St. between ID avenues
second foor Tor two days.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-11-10
-Four Daya Latax From Europe

The Steamer Arage, from Havsie aFIiv-
ed At New York on Tuesday she lett
Cowes a, midnight on the 9th ul,, aad
brings three hundred passengers
THE LIVERPOOL Observation-Disclosures,
Spence 81 Co., quote cotton unsettled and
the market dull with decline ofone eighth.
Sales on Saturday 5000; sales to expo, lers
5000. Wheat and flour are steady aat.
prices are unchanged, with limited bust.
ness Philadelphia, Batimo.e aud Ohio
flour 45s. a 44s. Red l.. l2s; white
wheat i24 a l2s. Indian corn is active and
unchanged, mixed Ais. Provisions ATE un.
changed, and the market is duli
The capture OF Kinburn /, cahiitmed.--
A steamer squadron lies at the mouth OF the
Dneipef, commanding laa eutiauee 10
Nieolaietl kherson.
The Russians blew up the Notifications
of Oezakoti oa The morning of ;he 18th.
Thirty thousand Allies landed on the
peninsula OF Tsndra On the came morning
OF the capture of kinbu.n, but no intelli-
semce has been received Of their operations
there.
The Paris Constitutional explains the
| object oil this movement OF the Allied fleet
Asains, Nicalaietf. tina. Journal says. All ex-
petition would be injud,ceus, as the fleets
cannot approach it, and Il land sorce viii
have TO attack it. Bat ,he presence Ct the
Allied fleet iii the lake serving rs an estu-
airy to the Dnieper and the Bug, which
may be entered by ,he straits OF kIHburn
would enable thea 1oeu. eli the sommu.
| nication between the Crimea and the IVES
terra Provinces OF Russia. The road that
leads to the Criinea. aud by which the re-
Inducements irom bessarabia proceed. is
constructed on the side u the lake. and
could be commanded BY the the Allied can
hon. In order, however, 10 enter The lake,
Oezak off, which commands the Straits OF
Kiuhurn, had 10 be carried. The entrance
to the Stats OF kipbu!n is Practicable for
vessels OF heavy draught aud the lake Of
fers. likewise, d depth sufficient for The pur-
pose IN view.
Sir " iiilam siolesworlil, died on the
22d.
Auether bread demonstration took place
al HYDE Palk, in London. Oh Sunday
There is nothing important from the Cfi-
4 "a
ihc London Times announces the recall
Of General Simpson, aud the Morning Her.
aid states that Codrinston will succeed
him as commander 81 the English forces
in the Ctimea.
The Bourse Of Madrid was deserted
from panic created by the cholera.
The steamer America arrived at Liver
pool OH the 22d; the Washington was oil
Cowes on the Goth. s
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: -
Il ugusta Premiums.

1he follow IN pIemiums arre awarded
to citizens OF this county at the recent Fair
OF the State Agricultural Society.
S. f. Christian, $40 for an Essay on 2nd
grade sheep husbahdry; aud $50 for .Ae best
plan OF farm buildings.
G. ". Mowry, $50 for the best pair OF
draugbt noises, 8 and wears old.
\. G. Christian, $40 foi Pad bus, buck
ateiao sheep ; $40 for Pad best pen Of
ewes: So for the best carcass Of mutton OF
this breed.
Mrs. Gamble, $50 fof the hes. salt but
ter.
Mrs J. Brubeell, SO FOR the Fad best
ditto.
Mrs. Bunlgarner, So tor The best quilt.
Democfaius johnson, lof churu aud can,
and 81 for churn made with one hand
The pair OF fat cattle exhibited by Mr..
II. @. Guthrie attracted general attention,
aud were sold we understand, to IA city
butcher for $500. One them was supc-
rior 10 an, thing Of the kind Ut the Fair. bu,
they failed to take The premium because
es par they were not quite equal to tw Q
cattle exhibited by hII. &. c. Kent.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-11-10
THE English In Ianan.

The London Times OF October 18th, con
taIns brief account Of the visit of The
British ship-oi-was Sytile, under Com
mand OF Commodore Elliot, to Hakodade
Japan, on The 2Sth OF April.
From this it appears that the japanese
keep up tawa;ds others substantially The
safae system Of espionage and cautious n-
tercourse which they have praetieea TO-
wards American vessels. Immediately on
coming to anchor a beat put off from sh, re
with three Japanese Objects and d . n.
terpreter on board to inquire into The char
aeier and designs of the strange ship The
next day seme boat loads OF fresh ptovis-
ions were sent of TO the sy billie and sold ex.
tremely low. The Commodore aud his suit
were allowed 10 land and walk about the
town, bu! were accompanied by Japanese
policeman and mandar.ans wherevef ther
went They were not allowed to enter a
house nor to purchase any thing except at
a stall TO which everything vas brought.
On subsequent occasion, however, the
Commodore was admitted to an interview
i'll the palace OF Governor, where consider
able friendly conservation was carried on,
but no particular business transacted =
Among others present was japanese re-
porter with his note book.
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Destructive Fire in Buchanan.

Mr.. Judson O. McCutchen, formerl, of
this county, bu, Row OF Upshur. has kind
ly furnished us with the following account
Of most disastrous fire which reduced
nearly tie whole of the town oil Buchanan
to ashes. The letter should have reached
us in time for last weeks paper, bue we
did moi receive it until Sunday. the 4ih
inst. It's dated Buchanan, Upshur coan-
ty, Oct 18th, and says
II was on yesterday. Sunday 28th ult,)
abou2 o'clock, that the fire broka through
the roof Of the Hotel occupied by Geo. f.
Cooper, formerly of Staunton. Every eff
io.t in the power Of the citizens was made
to stop the fire; but before ten minutes
had expired the whole building was en-
ve'oped in flames, which reached high in
the air, and dashed fariously across the
streets or the North East aud South East.
The wind blowing directly towards the
Court House, soon carried the fire thither J;
and that house, the larges, and best in
town, was soon also enveloped in flames,
while the heat Of the flames from the
then Wondering old Hotel, commenced its
first parchmg, their burning ravages on
the roois Of the store houses OH its North
and the dwellings on It's South. The fire
grew more aid more terrific for the space
# . l..
that, b, the Tremendous effort that must
necessarily be made, there was proba-
biluy that, by keeping the nearest houses
covered with quilts. blankets aud carpet
ing, well saturated with water, the fire
could go no further. fhis, of course, was
done, and the desired result ensued.
The property destroyed was. Cooper's
Hotel, the several dwellings occupied by
j. b. strader, Geo. W. Bodkins. Fred. X.
Berlin, Rev. A. J. Syda. and stable also
the dwelling and Silvefsmilh Shop oceu-
pied by Philip w. Lutz; Jas. Mullins aud
d. S. HaseIdens dwellings and out houses,
except the stable of the latter; also the
store houses occupied by D. S. Primell, S.
d. Lorentz, Basiable g. Haselden, Jas.
Mullins Jos. D. Rapp, and the store room
aud dwelling house occupied by d. d. f.
Farnsworth also the Saddler Shops own
ed by John L. Smith and Poundstone Lou
din, the Law Offices Of John Fisher, VIM.
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s tic Western I,uratie As4Inn,

Fire at the Western Lunatie ass lnm.
Our community was thrown iato state
OF great excitement and alarm Oh Thurs
day evening about dark, by the appalling
cry of fire. In a few moments the town
was illuminated by brilliant light which
proceeded from one Of the buildings of the
Western Luna,ic Asylum. Fires in a
small Town are always painful, but the
idea Of The burning o: the buildings Of the
Lunatic Asylum, With ITS large number OF
poor, helpless inmates. caused feeling Of
the most exquisite horror we have ever
experienced. On .arriving on the ground
we fouad The Roof Of The female Ward Suili-
ing, situated in rear Of the main building
and occupied By the worst class of patients,
III iemales,) in full blaze. The poor
creatures were speedily and safely remoy-
ed to the other buildings, and the officers
and employees OF the Asylum together
with the crowd of anxious citizens who
had hastily assembled, set to work with a
hearty good will, but poor success to ex-
tineuish the flames The water frem the
Asylum pipes was found TO be wholly ln-
adequate. Indeed there was not sufficient
head to throw the water into the low ef
floor OF III, building by means of the hose.
Af.er an heurs DELAY. OF more, the Resei-
yeir was filled from the town pipes, but
even then there was t.ot sufficient water
TO reach the caves Of the house. The re-.
suit Was, after burning for several hours,
this beautiful building was almost entirely
destroy ed--ths lower floor being saved and
the 2nd partially.
Every body was anxious to do something;
but alas nobody could effect anything for
want Of Udter!
We soon saw the only hope was to
prevent the spread Of the fire-means
were at once taken 10 do this. The fire
might easily have been extinguisheti and
tie building saved had the supply Of wa
ter beeb sufficient. Is it no. possible that
this fire is warning Of Providence 10
those in authority 10 take measures Of pee
serving this noble Institution and its help
less inmates by speedily making provision
to supply the Asy lam with suilicieucy
Of water?
When every one seemed disposed to ex
ert their utmost strength in extinguishi3g
the flames and preventing their spread,
il would be iayidioas to compliment par.
ticular individuals, but we cannot refrain
from nasiag a passing alIsision TO the gall
ianiry OF Charles Swope CHE gentleman
who has charge Of The Steam Housed in
reaching the burning roof.
The fire originated III He attic from the
chimney.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-11-10

HHEREV Fir THAT GREAT MEDICINE called
H. o. fARtEhlS CELLhRATnD ARABIAN
IlSlALAi, has beea introduced, it has perforn,ed
the mott extraordinary in the annals of med
cal histoiy-eYery body who uses it once becomes
its wafmest frieud--tney not only keen Il alyays on
hand Tor the senet OF its timely in eases of cmey
geaey, but recommend it to all their friends it ha.
been before the public fer nearly ten years and vet
Is daiiy developing new virtues; many diseases have
beea cured by it, Tor which the proprietor had new
er recommended it; its magical virtues Spreads
through the land with the speed Of LIGHTNING. and
many, very many poor iayaids who supposed their
days en- this earth were fast drawing to a closs
have been by persevering use of this inyauablc
Imminent HEALED, and now rejoice in The blessings
OF health, and the noyment of this beautiful world
Read this to believe and not to doubt Inonire Of
yoea pe'ghbors whom you know to have psed n.
and they will tell yoathat 20 medicine ever discov
cred possesses the hall Of its extraordinary healing
powers. The racking pains OF rheumatism and men,
raisia yield IN few minutes to its powerfully ano
dyne properties ''The lame are made To work ),
Old sores, which rendered the subject a loatbsome
thing to behold, are healed. The weak and tram-
bling, from deranged state of the nerves, by the
use OF this Imminent, rejoice in the recovery OF their
former health and strength. Many long standing
affections of the liver, hugs aud kidney have Weld
ed to Its use alter the various remedies had failed
Ii is very elieacios in curing the diseases of horses
and cattle, sueh as swcny, sprains. bruises swell
lngs, cramps, iainencss dry shoulder, splint ete
and if used in the beginning, never fails to stop ,j
further progress ftstula, pollevil. rngbono aud
SPAWN.
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CuEEKING SIaNs.-Thc last issue Of the
Portsmouth Transcript, contains the graft.
tying intelligence tina, business was i'm
proving in that city, and that things pre-
sent cheering aspect. Hundreds of the
refugees had returned, and many others
were daily arriving by the Steamers and
Rail Road
The connection between The Bay Siea-
lners and The Seaboard aud Roanoke Rail
Road Il. Portsmouth had been resumed,
and muei, freight was arriving daily. We
are truly gra,,tied TO see such Indications
Of recruiting prosperity i'll our sister city.
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Circuit CoQr..

The case Of Addison Jackson, charged
vl,i, stealing money from ajessrs. MeFail
& Hawgs, came up this week in the su-
perol Court for this county, and was dis
posed Of after several dayr trial. He was
convicted OF the charge, aud sentenced to
one years imprisonment in the Peniten-
tiary. Counsel for the p.isoner--CoI. j.
B. Baldwin. G. ii. Cochran, jr., aad B.
4. Stuart. Col. w. IL. Aarman Prose-
citing Attorney.
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oace,a eff the State Agricultural Society

The aaeeting Of the members of this So
cieiy III Richmond en- Thursday night,
was cmiuenlly characteristic. Disorder
and confusion were ats mai ked features
Finally, sort Of suap judgement game
was played, in resolution declaring .hat
the old officers should be reelected
for twelve months, which were announc-
ed as being varied; SO that tie officers for
the present year are:
President.-Philip st. George Cooke, Of
Powhatdn.
Vics-P resideats- Edmud RuiIin, ST., OF
Hanover; Lewis L. ilarvir, OF Amelia !;
Wdloughby Newton, of Westmoreand I;
Thomas l.. Preston, OF Washington John
r. Edmunds. o. Halifax; Samuel +. Chris
tan, of Augusta; and George w. Summers,
of kanaW Id.
lrecaiipe Comminee.-William Boul-
ware. Of King aud Qneen, William G..
Ovetlon, Of Hanover; William II. Richard
son, of Hsurico; Richard lrby, OF Motto
way; B. Johnson Barbour, OF Orange; Will
liam G. Cienshaa. OF Richmond; r. H..
Duany, Of Loudonn; Hugh VI. Nelson
of Clarke; W. II. Radiord, OF Bedford, anl
F. G Ruiiin, of Chesterfield.
Secretafy and T,easarer.-Charlcs B.
Williams, Of Richmond.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-11-10

TERRIBLE ACCIDENT About noon, OIL
Friday last the down train of the cars OH
the Central Rall Road when near Chick
Ahomi'ty swamp. on their way to Rich
mond, tuh over a negro boy, owned BY
DR.. Nm, G. Battle Of Hanover, and killed
him instantly, severing his head from his
body and cutting off both legs. The boy
was about thirteen years OF age and il is
supposed bad fallen aslerp on The track.
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EaIoTATloN TO KANsAs.-The Leav0n-
worth Territorial Resisies chronicles, the
arrival there of an agent, representing
about FIVE thousand Germans aud Irish
resident in Kentucky, in Louisville and
other towns, who are about TO emigfate to
kansas OH account Of the Know Nothing
troubles in Kentucky. They are artlzans,
and many Of them have considerable
means. The "Sqnaitevs Convention" to
form State constitution, was in session
in Topeka at the las; accounts.
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A British Squadron for the West Indies.


The HAMS (l1nglist) Telegraph, Oeto~
Der 18th, has The following paragraph re-
speeding the movements oil the British
Naval Squadron for the West Indies -
The reasons given for the sending Of the
squadron, according to The Telegraph, is
that the Cuba question has assumed a
threatening attitude. We give the para
graph just as II is published
The Powerful, "a, Captain Massey is
ordered 10 jamaica; and the Cornwalls,
go Captain Wellesley Pembroke, SO
Captain Seymour screws; J and Rosa-
aond, 6. paddle, Commander CroAon, are
10 SO 10 Bermuda. IL is rumosed that this
movement is in consequences of the Amerl.
can government having replied 10 SOME
communication made TO them by the Bri.
fish government GA the subject Of Cuba in
tone Insulting to this couairy in the
highest possible degree. The American
government bids tie English government
to beware what they ale about: tells them
that England has its hands full already
and that N defiance of Englaud's inter-
ference with them, they will do what they
please as to Cuba.
The Powerful goes irst for Lisbon, be-
tore steering for Jamaica. The Powerful
takes supeiouaeraries for the Neptune
aud the 81. Grofee, three deckets at Lis
boa, aud also for the Squadron on the West
India station. These two last named ships,
now that the Napoiiian business is settled,
are also expected 10 90 10 the North Amer
ican station 50 tnat a force viii be Assem-
BLEED that will be more than sufficient to
defend the honor oi Eng'aud aud the i'll
terfsts of her colonies,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-11-10

NoysL NEWSLETTER su1r.--The Alton
Gill; Courier, established by subscription,
as as DeGecsatio paper, has sued de-
iinqueht subscriber for his subscription
airearages. The defence set UP is that
HE Courier is not Democratic paper
Esainen, counsel hase been employed on
both sides, and Il e decision o. the case i.
looked fer with lnuch interest.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-11-10

WAyNHsaoRo' HorEL.-AIr John Lay
man, an old experienced landlord. has
purel.a sed reG,ted and opened the Waynes.
bofo Hotel. which had been closed for
some ,ne past. Mr.. l.. designs keeping
buggies, hacks and horses for hire. This
will be great convenience to the public
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-11-10

ourloN.-on Friday last, John Me
Carron, who was convicted Of the murder
OF James OBrien in July, 1853 was hang
ed in the jsil-yard at Rome, N. X ieav-
ing widow aud four children, the youn-
gest born since the fathers arrest.