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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-03

R0BBFrY BT 4 BOY On Thursisy evening q
NJ Bernard ConS.y While standing b.sis store IN william
resdiug bsndbnl hsd sls n,iuios .sm al smonat
Of money Gud g'orsory for 500 snstehed from hN
bsnd by tBed John Prescott who Oh With IT, but
WA committed prison Tor tidal In his hSat no
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-03
rtfvertis-fnent.l
ant Of Etyp TEAS win

TFaS-The best assortment OF FINE IEAS VIII
he f,ud Al the CANTON TEA CoMPASYs newyerectsa ana
eesAut store No Cbsham st. tbetween Pearl ana nscse
veil ss the ode, Tea establishment In the city we nws
bs can do better than elsewhere either %
Nholelale or retail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-03

1t is understood that Mr.. Mackenzie is TO dis
continue the publication OF The Message forthwith.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-03

GRAND LARcENY.-Charles Clancy, charged with
.tearg cow worth sas tom hn Ryan, Of Nc Sixth Ct
sedsy srresfsd sud his coniessos guilt ws COM
nittsi By yu.tlse Woad or tIlal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-03
IAeyertiseuentI

"Uoy TO CURE RHEUMATISM Over 500 sp-
nIie,s In December every under Treatment bssa
snIsd or very much benefited. J. DUNNO. Albany, N T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-03

SlO-One Hundred lessons in writing for $lO.
or tin unlimited Bsowss splendid rooms. No SIS Brood
way opposite the st Nicholas Dir. bRows received ths
hhsst prize the only silver eda awarded for writing at tn
Worlds Fsir.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-03
Executive roYNtTTEE.
~

TIE CHAIRMAN, the Vice Charmen, Treasurer and
Chsrmen of the Standing Com n.tees, are &c oDIcso
members Of tee Executive C5pmls'es.
resolution adopted 10 publish the action OF
the Committee with reference 20 the election OF u ;.
Senator in The NEw-YoRg TRIBUNE, T!m'S, Com
raercia Adver.Der, and Aib1ny Erenisg journal, by
an slnost unanimous vote. The EIpTes, and Coar'er
md ENQUIRER were voted do sn. The Yea, and Nays
were called on The TRIBUNE resulting IN 30 for to 10
egainst.
The Committee then adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-03

EFFECTS OF LIouoR-Yesterday atefooees; 80, ~
heer, Blackjack and Uoashery Of tho Third 4, q
tr gsht the station Howe % md sepusnuy
% w. U,sa S.s h.a ssso .,Sps'st . vi
l,or n'ishboris sIsssy is shs vs. foaas Bss
Ss-ae : Ann GIvon and res1ss ~ Psche.sI -. 80
spsu ekldrsn Who foasd Win as'' sA' WV
broVskt 10 the stsrsnr House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-03
WING YOUNG MEMS GENERAL COMMITTEE.

WING YOUNG MEMS GENERAL COMMITTEE.
The regUlsr monthly meeting Of this Commitee was
held, lsst evening, at Broadway House Judge JAS.
Il. WELSH, pres ding; rHos. C; Acros and PIERRE
&. VAS WICK, vce-C hsirmen; WIZ. II. BROWNE snd
JACoB CHoLwELL, Secretaries. The minutes were
read and approved.
The newly elected Delegates from the First Ward
were adcii'ed 70 their seats.
Tie roll WIS called, and toe Delegates responded
ss their lanes were called.
M VAN WICK moved for the appointment OF
Committee on bylaws ana Rlles- Irried.
JUDGE WELsH designated sucn Com nittee: Pierre
C. Ven Wick, John La'or Frsuci-, " Curfy, eod
Charles G. Mott Thy Ere TO coafsr With a sin,la7
Committed from the Seoor Committee.
Mr. EDGAR McMuLLES, OF the Third Ward, teen
offered the fciov iDg resolution III reference 10 TIE
election Of L. =. Senator
Reed Ths toe result # the lste sterns n'ech,nse OF
stnsnt n. wing nenos,. o. 'ne s1 bs Ss,s
Newly the United state. 'ense 10 acc Iaanee vim ts
e fdrty Of the biz patty honoEsd landmark de-
yoiicr 10 Freedom Humanity ard Justice.
Mr. ,JoHy LABOR of Tenth y ar1 in ssc)ndiny rae
uo,;op Of Mr.. McMullen said: Mr.. Chairman,
second the resolution Of The gentleman from the Third
Wsrd and n doing so be ieve only Represent the
feelings of the Wing party proper. Inc Lrgsia'a,e
OF this State have seen mt 70 en1orse WiDlsm II.
S-9arJ Who hes ever proved faith ul 10 every trust
inrosed mon him By II people Of the Empire State.
NJ :. wards reelection was demanded ~ every trle
Wbig tbroue bout the Union du- alike 70 his
sckf owled, cd siaesmsnship ard cevoiion 10 Unyer
sal Freedom III. rewar.s romioaou W the " ois
legislative Caucus the Only proper course Tor II
10 pursue 10 reflect the wishes of the people OF TINS
great State ressed by the popular voice ct the
lsst State election. hope the resolution Will pass
The CHAIRMAN then put the motion, aad 1t was
carried unanimously by most enthusiastic rir1 roce
vote. There was great applause on the announce
men. of the vote both inside the COMMITTEE snd by
the Wigs Of the City ccnsresated about the Broad
va, House.
Mr.. McMrLLEN slsO moved that copy Of the reso-
lutiou he transmitted 10 The Chairman Of the WoIs
Legislative Caucus the Hon }. b. Williams Mr..
McMuen stated that bis OBJECT in 80 moving vas 10
assure them that the Wing party OF the City sni
County of Nex-Ycrk cordally indorjed thslr acton
If the selection of VIM II seward ~ their chSmpiou
lie believed. further, that it vas the foreruuner OF
future iriumpbs &c c.,
Judge WELSH then ennoun ced tDe 'aIlou' S'11-
ing Committee e. for 1883; . -
pi.rs,-v I " Morgan.
a. 49, a ca.ts IS Fnakin Oitaron
p. Robert III. Lamont. 10 Fieoefeh fiAPo''NA'
10 william Jones.
, II. Julian {. - slrisrn
Of CoRREsPoSDgScE.
=. s.ru-l BroUn IL Georse q. Bellows.
D.nir how
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-03

DETECTION AND ARRssr or SaoP-LIYrERs.-rxo
s.nlsnsn appearing ycnns meD named JoAn Whit aud
Henry Psiseg arrested Yesterday morning at the store
Nos 90 snd - Barclay for shoplinins Il that
they called AZ the Under prethse OF mkng puehss>
snc while there wlht defeated by the " thu
conceang piece of ssk valued $50 usse his cloak
he the crime 6s the porer aud confessed his
gpilt-s,yius In exten he poor polic-msn
called and the taken before Justice Con-
molly and hels TO answer the charge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-03

ACcrDEST.--Jsmes Conway, engaged IN hosting
No 60 WIisu fell from the foasih loA .aa 90. err
eusy isjg'ed lie conveyed to tie Hospital BY Oser
Ober cf the seeo1d Ward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-03

To TIE PrBLic.-Cer,sin statements having a,-
reared pfin 6ercsa,oy 70 the character Of the cksa
Hone for Female Servants ssk the public 10,
iuSsent for few DAYS In ssdr hsl the Ne
t,,,h In h. prop.r Iskt MARTHA L,vFORp
Founder OF the Christian Home.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-03

CHILD Res OyER-CoRoyER's IsoUEsr.-Oa Thurs
A. :. b,.r. Phsp sdanshtsr Of C-spsr IA o'tsr
u -, -..sisr a. n.nh.,tsnvie over By wagon
sryer by ssna Frank Martin Y .ss employ q hss.r.
Frch Of Merhsffsnvhe e1t died II few hours
rr iurriss received On Friday fsb c,rooes infuss.
Va. held upon body by Coru-ef Gamble when the follow
r. eyiSspee was elcifsd Frlnk Martin who drove tae w.z
"a On stated that be hsd been out TO Harlem
h Dad Of lumber srd r-turans when near the eof
Ter of eth ana l25h hose aad cart insttsnsd an
tenn Which could Id and "a tuning corasr near
the ehurch the child struck BY the hnd wheel OF the
wsop 10 .sesndirg the bill on t. the hoses wsrs
stopped when be r.lrped took the ehnd and earned az
20 he erus DR. Psyae and there he'd her sat
>, fc,r Jo.s "a Wbifsmsa German named named Frsnx
who w.s examined through Interpreter w. a
n. wssor a. the tipe sni confirmed hari3s rascssn
M.r.r FOOD Character for care sobssy Hensr %
rer Marin TIE M until shs bad been suk b TIE ssss~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-03

ss,a.. - G va -
rsmsa heC,sn. ~ IA sn.a vas conveyed ls.e tie
hSSs d Mr. sfg .h.Is s,' . DO:
DC a,eo re 90 res,ded In South Thiftst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-03

INGXSIOUs METHOD 'oE SwiSDLrSG.-Wishn the
p. months iyery dusecus y.teni ofs~indss has eesa
prce6 10 this City By paroles representing 20 ~
SCENTS Fsprss Com not existence Their esn rs
been s6dre. living 10 various psrts ~ se
country Informing them thai they bad received package sap
pcssd eon,sh geld something vsushe ans th upon se
reception Of the Of charges r. the package woaid
he faI sdso Many have BEEN deceived IN this ~sy out OF
various q Th, bcsus Express Company s~sys
icok VIXEN writing 70 locate their ocs AZ number nx
eSng TIE named their letters to be sent
20 the Post Ofce Of his CITY e.liax hn-en
Hams arrested in Bookyn Thufsisy chsrsed ~isn
beius Of the principal operation. these she Several
mpains have been made sans him both 10 this CITY ana
IN Brooklyn lie yesterday the ocs Of the Chief
CT Police aud detained.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-03

esftdfiv.r ssrsd H.esrn whs ne 81 tie
srstsht e. Tie tire, thossh soshs Tor ~ sc~r rsssrS1
eoss rot he foena Or. f.vns thss th> essA
s0ufht INTO be erSs store ssss Vi oeiaes mar4sy ~
Nsrn rs-ushe snt uf-rug from % ssa ssl
cOEtrs1u- ehich s1fkcs-,t As
further the .-ua x.~-
ard
s-rt TIE jury rendered verdict Of dsetL asaA ga
Martin - discharged.
Darn FROM BrRss.-Mrs. Ellen Mcrar'aud
the omen whose clothes alleged 90 have se-s
Ere ~ h.. essshtr AeN.ans 10 ths forrsh
house No rs sas the nfe o. the eth NJ
esS Hesttsa, g The N@~.Yox Hospital Coroaet Dcnasa
teld ura the BODY when appeared IN -ytssass
thsf dtsse end her daughter kss for son- months pest
-r ste'ee 70 ntrrp-sre- hnt proof Hfae-d tsss
the asrzhfer st 6 be- uchers e- TIE Jay rendered.
weren't OF Death frvm bans. accidentally received safe
under Ne nfnencs Of fqao' She pave OF fr-sn1.
ferry III The Coroner ,er siyirg lecture On
temperance TO the daughter 6ehas e3 her fo custody
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-03

.rrwpryp OUTRAGE UPos CHnD.-A Dry
q ,sddisr PANIED Charles Godtsin, va hrs.sht essss
S N tss .e~n Of Grsvesssd the charge a.
sfrosisus outrsse upos the persoa Of it;ie g.. ~
s.rs cared Ellen Msrs vsxvsset The cSoltea.ees ~
Z f;r.xessnI snA ~ In As weed hosss. gssssmee
vher tas sScus.a cGna b cd asls he sssesae
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-03

FRyr.TRADE ASD PRorEcTIos Mr.. Themes NJ.
Frazer. No. 1873 East Broadway, upper floor, Whites
us roe to sag be cay he is ready and willing to dis
cuss, publicly with Dr.. McElheran, the question OF
Protection and FreeTrsde accordicg to the cas'-
Ienpe of the latter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-03

No MORE SHAVING Of SrSDAY.-A paper has been
circulated under the auspices Of tho Mayor among
the BARRIERS Of the City, and thousand of them
have already ogreed to cose their shops on Sunday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-03

The article on New-York Police, copied into yes
terdsy's TRIBUNE, erroneously states that officer
Boyer ia the spector AMI overseer OF unk-shop',
&c. 4, should be Sergt. Wn. Il. Leirerts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-03

THE SARDISIAy CosvIcrs The Mayor and the
Saroinan Minister had a conference on Thursday, at
which it WIS agreed that the Dee Geneys, when she
arrived, should anchor off Quarantine, until the
Mayor is satisfied as to the character Of her passen-
gers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-03

Messrs. IhOmpsOn q Ha'c' P0"er'PIes' PIIu1Vt''
Of No. a Ann-st beg to iaform the public that the
complaint entered in the Mayors book by Messrs.
Heirck & Ropes, stating that tae engine 10 their
estaJli.hment was dangerous, being attended 70 by
boys, il utterly false in every respect and originally
en- anaied from the man who bad the charge OF the
~ CINE up to last Monday, aud was then discharged
r. I,+x.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-03
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
COMMISSIONERS OF POLICE.

TIE Commissioners of Police met yesterday aft4r-
DOOR in the Mayors Office, for the purpose of trying
the cases of Policemen of various Wards, charged
with dereiiciion of duty, &c. Present: Mayor Wood
Judge Stewart, and Recorder Smith. Toe 70 lowing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-03

Last evening he Right Rev. DR.. Nc Ciosky, {.
Bishop Of the Diocese Of Albany preached before
very numerous congregation in St Stephens Church.
Twenty -es bth.st., near Thrd-sv. The sermon re-
ferred principally to the recently established dogma
Of the Immaculate Conception Of the Virgin Mary,
and her publication; AID recommended implicit ODE
oence thereto as now being the doctrine ofthe Ci'h-
clio Church.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-03

ToKEs OF EsrEEa Mr.. j. w. Herosf, who Tor
some years has acted as clerk aud interpreter In 'ne
Office of the Chief OF Police having within day or
tao resigned his situation to ill more lucrative 'ne
in a Banking House in wallst, was yesterday pre-
sented by biz feo clerks with an elegant gold Zen
ard Pencil Case, gold Desk Pen and magnificent
Ink Stand as a token of their esteem for him. ME-.
Htrbst is Frenchman, nearly 60 years OF age. aad
served in the French army under Napoleon Bona
ne -fa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-03

vn b. remes,bs-sd that the eueitade Of Centrsi Afes
- esa sLtsd about to miles further to the Of Dr.
'sess esvsoas than previous oesevsens bad svsa
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-09-08
Executors Sale of
Real and Personal Property

IN pursuance of the last will and testament OF
L Marian Ewin, decd. ] will offer at public sale
on the premises t9oJ fte I'll; foy Of insdst,
two several Tracts OIL land The tam which the
deceased resided supposed to contain about $50
ACRES il is situated about hag nile below Middle
brook, in Augusta county, Va. adjoining tie lands
Of Henry Msh, Hess, and others: there are about
100 Acres cleared, the balance we'll tabered, and
soil OF the FIRST quality. There about 20 Acres
the Land, and two never-tailang Springs near the
house. The improvements cons @, NO OF
d WELL fNGS, Barn, ;ah : smo.se a9ase a.
This is a very desirable tarn.
The OTHEn TRACr oautaus about 10 Aces, 80
Acres cleared, and the 6a ahce ayity nhtred adj
Joining the furnace tract. The quality O. the soil is
very good, and lies well. There are no improve
ments on this Farm. part af Bal c'ezS runs
through it, and c Spring q excellent water near
where tie Improvements were and to aoy person
wishing to invest money in Lands there many u
Gucemcnts offered.
TER NES.-Onc-fourth in hand, and tne la anee
in three equal annual payments. end Che ba'a1ee Of
the purchase money well secured by lean on the
Land Possession given ON the day ofsae. retaining
the privilege Of securing any crop gfoNitg on the
lands.
On the same day and same place will offer the
Personal Properly belonging to the estae Of the de-
ceased, consisting OFFS Feather Beds, Bedding, &C.,
Household and Kitchen Furniture Eight-day Clock
a small lot OF Bacon some Oats and Hay, jC0WS
and 3 HOGS, and other articles too tedious to emu
merate.
THRMs.-l2 months credit, purchasers giving bond
with good security. Sale will commence at IL
WASHINGTON sWooPE. sr, Ex'or.
of Martha Ewn decd, with the will annexed.
Aug. 4, lS55.-tds.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-09-08
ssaa= A NEW NOVEL,
By one of the Bells of the Old Dominion.

A MORRIS, Publisher. will have ready this day
"A "LlGIIT AND DARKNESS;' or, the SHADOW
of Fate. Story of Fashionable life. One volume
3l9 pages; IL mo. Bound in unique style OF cloth,
10 cents.
Extract from the Prcace)
have cndeavorcd in this book to portray the
bad not as wholly bad, nor the good as immaculate
since of human nature is either rarely or never true
grow into crime when fostered by indulgence, and
excused on the principle of fatality, or any other
pretenee by which the perpetr ator seeks alike to
blind himself and others; to prove that to the I'M
governed passions and fobles .of the many, more
than to the baleful crimes of the few, we owe the
mseries which darken social life; and that the most
brilliant gifts of the person worldly fortunes are
many smiling spells which lure to ruin, those who
are the slaves OF impulses give to each his proper
share of bamc-making not one the wholly SHINING
nor the other the wholly sinned against-is the OBJ
ject of the work.
(From the Home Journal)
This is an American Novel, fresh from the pen OF
fair daughter of the South. Its story Of fash
onable society, and the scene is laid in this unro-
mamie city. Many of tho characters are drawn
from life. No book that has been recently Issued
from the press will excite curiosity, and none
will be read with more avidty. The style is grace.
full and pleasing, the plot original and the interest
of the tale is sustained with marked and peculiar
ability. We PREDICT great for this new ana
beautiful weik of fiction, and hope that the .air
writer will find her tfippngs in author land as
gratifying to herself they promise to be profitable
10 her publishers.
Sept. l. 1856.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-09-08
Valuable E.a.ael for Sale.

DY virtue of IA decree of the Circuit Court of
Id Augusta county, rendered on the 9Th day of
June. 1855. in the case OF Mary +. Johnston, wild
ow, &c., Elizabeth NJ. Johnston, &c. will on
Saturday he 6h day IF October, 1850, on the premi-
ses proceed tie sell at public auction, to the high
est bidder the very Valuable Tract of Land in the
bill and proceedings mentioned. containing az
Acres rescrvng IA OF an acre upon which there is
a grave ward. This tract Of land is the one upon
which iiliam Johnston resided in his life time,
and is situated in the immediate vicinity OF Mt.
Sidney adjoining the lands OF jonathan Sheets,
John Crawford and ethers. About l25 Acres are
cleared aud in good stale of cultiyatien-the re
mander we'll timbefed with pine and oak The
improvements in good condition and consist ota
large FRAME HOUSE, Barn, Stable, Spring house
&c.
There are two excellent Springs upon the Farm,
a good Orchard, and fencing in good repair.
TER .HS-One- third of the purchase money in
hand and the balance in three equal annual install
ments. the purchaser giving bond with good per-
sonal security for the deferred payments. and the
legal title to the land TO be retained as ultimate Sc
cuiity. HENDEhsoN NJ. bEil,
Aug. IS, ls55.-tds. com'r.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-09-08
HEl.MB0I.DS HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUAU FLUID EXTRA CT
SARSAPARiLLA.

For Purifying &c B.eed, remeriaJ al disea.es ori-
siagJr eeeessV Neresry, exposure aud imPra-
deace IN le chronic eoas'jetioHaf disedse, arising
trem oiliepure stq'a q che feG4, and tn oaiy re
obie tfectaai n sr9 remeaJ TOR the Of Sero
futa, Sab Raeaal, Se,il Hea9, Cicero itas the
Throat op keys, Par. al siip Of tie hones.
letter, FfsF!e, e.As Ftre.t tel Ste'y Eraptioas
ofthe SIR.
This article is now pr scr Ia L by SON Of the most
distinguished physicians the couptrY, and has
proved moro efficient in praetee than any prcpara-
tion of Sarsaparilla vet ofered to the public,
Several eases Of secondary Syphilis, Mereurial and
Scrofuous diseases have ehtirely recovered in the
incmrable wards Of nnh;e Institutions which had
for many years resisted every nade ct treatment
that could be devised. These furnish striking
examples Of the salutary ofecis tbs medicine in
arresting o, tie most aveIef se diseases. alter
the glands were destroy I'd, and ,ie bones already
affected.
3ercE.--Lctters from responsible Physicians
and Professors OF several Medieal Colleges and GER
tileates Of from patic.a Viii be iouhd accom-
paying both Preparations.
PhIcRs, Fluid Extract If HneLu, 81 rer bottle, or
/" - :" Sarsarar'ra, GO " 90
equal in strength to eaoa OF Syrup Of sarsapar-
liza, ~ ..,........
Prepared and sold lv IT, 7. HELMb0LD, Chem
ist 263 Chestnut sIfeet, near the Girard House,
philadeipha. =
To be had OF ana
of Druggists and Dealers everywhere.
AHleefs aireetedto Proprietor aye#t receice inn
mediate otfentteh.
Juy H. lS55.-ly.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-09-08
commissioners Sale ofEand.

r1Y virtue of decretal order of the Circuit Court
b of Augusta county, at the June term 1850 ;ap-
pointing me commissioner, will proceed to sell to
the highest bidder, on the premises, IA Acres OK
Land, part of the tract formerly owned by james
White decd situated near the main road leading
from Spring Hill to Salem Church, on Naked Creek,
about ~ miles distant from either. Said land Is OF
good quality and we'll proportional in clear ana
Timber land, Laws well, good two-story Log Dwell
ling with some other out buildings, &C. Day ofsae
Sciurday 18Th Of October next.
Trnns. Six, twelve and eighteen months credit,
except so much in hand as will deifay the costs OF
sn;t and sale: Good personal security will be rcqui
red for the deferred payments and the title retained
as ultimate security until all the purchase money is
paid. hobEh1 9NAi -.
Sept. !. ls55.-tds.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-09-08
NEW MAIL STAGE LINE.

ON and after the LIST July next, We will RIM the
" DAILY NAIL LINZ Or STAGES FROM
STA ENT0N TO WINCHEsTER. forming con
nection with Woodward Cos daily Aceomrnodaa
ton Line of -Four Horse Coaches from stanton to
Lexington, Natural Bridge, Buchanan, de-, and
with the Virginia Central Railroad at Staunton,
from the ter minus Of which we running daily
line of Four Horse Coaches to all the Virginia
Springs.
By this arrangement are enabled to give
through tickets to any of the above named places,
at rates of fare low or lower than any other line
Our Stages will leave Staunton immediately After
the arrival of the Richmond and Alexandria cars, In
the evening" arrive at Winchester next morning.
Returning leave Winchester IN the evening, after
the arrival of the Iiarper's Ferry and Baltimore
cars, and reach Staunton next morning.
For seats. apply at our Office at the American Ho-
tel, or Woodward House. Staunteu, Va.
HARTMAN BROWN, Prepristera-
June go ls55.-Speetator, Rockingham, Rcsstot.
Valley Democrat, Tenth Legion, Spirit Of Democya-
CIV and Winchester Nirgnidn copy tt.