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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-08-25
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SALE or PERSONAL PROPERTY.

HAVING sold my land below Wayneshoro',
/ IL will sell ON Saturday the Let Of September
head Horses, % to So head Cattle, Hogs, Sheep,
Wheat, Corn, HAY, Blacksmith Tools, Farming
Utensils OF nearly every kind, Household and kieli-
en- furniture and various articles, useless to men
ton. Terms mede known on day of sae. Sale
to commence at 10 o'clock.
Aug. Is, ls55.-3t,* JACOB kElsER.
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TaEgg Hs1aEE. STAGE LINE.

= nrd after the lst July next, will run the
SFiENTON TO WINCHESTER forming a con-
neetan with Woodward & Cos daily Accommoda-
ton Line of -Four Horse Coaches from Staunton to
Lexington, Natural Bridge, Buchanan, &C., and
with the Virginia Central Railroad at Stanton.
from the terminus Of which we are running daily
line of Four Horse Coaches to all tho virginia.
Springs.
BY this arrangement we arc enabled 20 rive
through tickets to any II the above named placee
at rates OF tarc O. low orower than any other linc
our Stages will leave Stauntoh immediately after
the arrival Of the Rehmondand Alexandria cars In
the evening, arrive at Winchester next mornine.
ketarninE, leave Winchester in the evening" sftcp
the arrival of the iarper's Ferry and RaItimo,c.
cars, and reach S4aunson next morning.
For seats, apply ut Our Office at tho morican Uo-
tel or Woodward House, sstaunton, Va.
HARTMAN & BROWN, Propristors,
:, June 20 lS5a.ISpcctator, Rockingham Rcsistes
alley Democrat, Tenth Legion Spirit of Domocss-
cy and Winchester Nirgpian copy IT, z
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE.
alexandria Efry Su5<i. "
WE are now receiving large assortment Of Ao..
w Fiesit4ed lafteaieafs, Seese, and Naasre.,s
ana VIII endeater to ssppty. the wants Of Farmer>
upon the lowest terms. We are careful to sdoct
Implements Of the most approved patterns aud work,
Inenship, and name in pact the foliaping
Mowers and Keepers,
Threshcrs and Horse Powers.
Pennock's Wheat and tiuano Drills.
Harvest Implements OF all kinds
Iiarrows, Cultivators,
Flows, Subspitsurtace and eide hills.
Garden and Field Rollers, Kaad Seo.s~.
Ladies Garden Tools
Trimners and SHARED
Seed Sewers and Drills,
Lime Sproaders,
Ca g.. Cob Crusherp
Garden Engines, Cistern and Fosoc Pumps,
Grindstones and Fixtures, Willie Trc.s.
Ok lokcs, Traces and Horse Collars
Briar Scythes, Bush Hooks,
Axes. Mattoxs, Grnbbng Hoes,
Spades, Shoyes, Forks aud Rakes,
Vaurns, Thermometer and Dash,
Corn Sae.ers md Cutting Boxes, for
Horse ana Hand Powers,
And Charge variety If OF her articles, to Wild, We
respectfully call the attention Of Farmers =
41,s III orders thankfully received and PROMPT
ly attended. ~ -
MEADE & EACliEs, No ~.
Alexandria. April II, lS55.-tf. iFlafax st.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ACADEMY.

rf7HE cxercises Of this School will commence on
i the first Monday Of September and close the
last of June. Tie location IS very pleasant one,
l,ayine nj superior in point Of morals inteI-
asnce 1t is situated 8 miles from Staunton aud j
miles from Fisltefsei'le. Cheap ard comfortable
Boarding can be obtained in tie neigllDorhool.
TER rs
Latin, Greek aad Mathematics. s4.00per mo.
q. j. MAKER, Principal.
EaYterbrook, Aug. %, is55.--St.
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DISSOLUTION.

fFHE co-partnership heretofore existing bctweeo
4 TIC undersgeea, amber the style and firm If G.
7, Cochran Co, WAS dissolved on the 7th inst
by mutual consent. tl outstanding accounts nsc
payable u &, T.. Cochran, and those knowing Thorn
selves To De indebted are earnestly requested 10 s,t
tie promptly either by payment or note as il is v,rv
desirable 10 close up the business Of the old eonc,
g. 7. COCHRAN
THOMAS BUTLER
stautten. April IS, 1855.
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL & PILLS.
ygVIEESE are deservedlv popular Medicines for
4 Coughs, Colds, Bilious Complaints Dropsv
Heartburn, &c. AZ
JAS. G. LAIRp'S Date SreRr.
Staunten, August 4 ls5S.
TO PAINTERS.
r KEEP constantly On land full supply OF Lin
1 seed Oil and all thepaints and varnishes belong
ing u Your business. \ good assortment Of Paint
Narnish and Sasl, brushes.
Staunton, Angus. A. lsas. J..ME.; &, LAIRD.
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DIR. L. B. WRIGHT'S
A SAFE AND SPEEDY CURE for all dis

A SAFE AND SPEEDY CURE for al! dis
n eases arising from
fIIPU RfpY or THB BLDCDj
of whatever form or name. Unlike most otter so
called remedies that arc daily ddsertize and
pounded by inconlpcten; and unprincrietl persons.
this medicine has been prepared with the utmost
ding. Owing to the frequent and accommodating ca
sos Of scrofnIous nature, and the utter inability OF
the Faculty to treati successfully Dr. Wright spent
during ten years of his life all his leisure hours from
his practicc in study to discover certain rene
DIV for this most fatal form OF disease. hay
ing satisfied himself that ne had succeeded IN 1876 he
commenced the use of the sScrotulous Antidote' in
his practice with the most remarkable success. Since
which time its fame has, without She aid Of adyert
sing in the newspapers. spread far and wide. Re
ports of its wonderful cures have gone from mouth
to mouth until the demand for it, combined with the
earnest solicitations Of his friends, has induced him
to offer it to the suffering throughout the country
In 50 doing the Doctor would remind those suffer
ing that it is prepared by him personally. md CON
taius nothing but what is
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Il ; 10
be supplied by next tsfm.1
Arrangements viii be nasie for boys, s=nt to tllc
lnstitGton. by which they Ill be % DAY dad night
and the ese al Tutors.
The next session will commence September, 18th,
and continue until last Thursday Of June lat. tx
pcnses for the Session siiaf.u9
August !, ls55.-til let sept
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The Institution of the Deaf ana Dumb
au1 the .inl.

We are requested to 5 tale That here are st "
eral vacant les in this Institution, raIliai,litliy ~
The Blind Department, which II IS dtNi@e'e
shall b. filled by the Isl OF October, The com !
,ncnv.mel,t oil the next Session The ayes iof
the admission Of pupils are or DEAF Anies from
12to 25 for the BIlnd IRON 10 10 Ii Tor males;
and l,on To IL Tor females. or at the dl'cle-
non OF The Board Of Visitors OF Executive Coin
Iniiiee.
The naran.s or Canadians (, deat-mutF or
blind chldlen ihruug hola The STATE. VINO may
desire such children To enjoy the great auVah-
tapes of the Institution and who ate utauit III
t,af the expense in whoe or III p1rt 9i ihelf ed-
vcaiion aud maintenance should make ai}Fl!ea
tod - DR.. J. c. M,rrlat. Piiueipai
LEGISLATION IN Kansas A bill IS b91re the
Kansas Legislature BY which l69 acres oil laad
nn,.ds of town, aud ST. 300 worth Oh town lots
together with wearing apparel ana i'nPe!henlS
- 70 nra,ccted from executions. Tue bill inli'e,
,iug the pe,ial,, oil death for writing or .peaA
,.a ., n. Ia excite tho slaves 10 insutreetioh apd
lar =, auc,ine haihoriiig or en:iclh2 sieVeS ou'
of the lerrltufy, has mol yet been Pses@", "9
fJo,yinu il ylle of the provisions oil bis VIZ
Ill any free person, by speahina or "'l''i rs
;ssseri or maintain thai peIsons nave ~, . .H
wright 10 hold slaves i'll llv erlofy,o OF aiaii lil-
trodure into Kansas; pint, publish, write CT.
culate. or cause 10 BIZ niiolucrd ia'o The Terri
,ory. written. printed, published, Of circulated
in lh,s ,elri,ny, any hook, rapti, magazin !,
,.,,n,,hlet OF circular, containing any dsiiNi Oh
ihe r'oh,s OF persous 10 add slaves IN Ibis ter
ri,ory. such persons shall ba deeme guilty OF
i,l,us. aud punished by m prlsonmeut al siala
,ubor for a teiin Of hot less than Two years"
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NEW ESTABLISHMENTS

NEW Es L AJ>IlSHM EMF.
AfSH i anaersigned has opened, on Augusta St,cc&
L IN Inc new Store Room between Gowan's Boil
Store, and Scherrer's Confectionery, handsome -
sentiment of
eLoTHS, cASsiuERES. TEsT1NGS. DO.
Which he is prepared to manufacture into garment
OF all descriptions, agreeahsy TO the latest fsshians
The patterns of his goods ale Of the latest ssvs4
having purchased thou tis Spring in the Ndriae,s
cites. lie mas IN his employ experienced sscroos
who only desires rial to satisfy the public os IS
eai " L me public are respectfully sayf,sd q
eau Oh MN, and examine his saeS heipre
eis%e"here: His prices are moderate.
N.''o'' oi> 1893. JOHN NJ. HETlJy.
,.,m SUPERIOR TOBACCO.
| eSr TO hand and Or sale supnty 81 Ast..~t
- Vhewing Tobacco ofsnperior auslisN :"
e.aansoa, lane SO. 1855. CT. COCHRAN.
Riilea.
1 HAVE on hand some choice Rifles Gums ~.
ranted to shoot we'll. For sale low bv :"
June 2, 1865. GEO. 8 pRrs.
a ply s to 'hs' Dwelling a sa i e. ssu, Az
Aug. II, 1854. -, Ss, Nj
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mon to choice brands. Extra enesee was at Sll Sl2
and superior old favorite brands were held at si2 H.
Southern brands were in better demand, with more
doing The sales included about 1000 bbls at IS 81
30 30 for inferior to good and 80 80 to $40 10 for fancy
with sales Of about 800 bbls duty paid, at 50 81
% so for common and $40 SO fancy extra brands
ported sold private TERMS supposed TO be at about
So TO- Corn-The market easier The sales
footed up about 10000 bushels, including southern
mixed at e4c. 94sc and 96c 95xc. for white do,
and 9se. 97c for yellow; Jersey and Southern and
Western mixed, in store, was held at 97c. Rye Was
sisrse and North river Of good quality held - 81 50
CSC. a &C., for good Western.
CoFTu.-The market Was active and Arm. The sales
embraced COO bags Rio, at l0c 1lc 600 do. at 9Ac,
and COO Java, Mt 13c The stock Of Rio remaining ia
market was quite light 100 bags Porto Rico sold at
Jlc.
CorroS-Dealers appeared to be waiting for later
foreign due by the Pacific. Hence the market
confined to sales OF only 900 900 bales, with quotabe
change in prices.
FKi1eHrs Rates were steady to Liverpool; $4,000
bushels o. corn we're engaged in bulk and bags, at
a 3D.; 500 boxes bacon at los Cd Beef was at 3s !;
pork Mt g. and -four Is. I'd. About 100 go bales
OF pressed cotton were engaged at 532d There
no change notice in IOndon to the CONT
nsnt The chief engagements making for California
at 35c a 4oc per foo measurement. bark char
tered to LOAF at Savannah with lumber AZ $40.
FRUIT aisins ~e-c in moderate demand AZ % 40 a
81 80 tor dry, and SO ~ 81 25 for wet dry.
HAY.Tbe markct favored purchasers, and sales were
made OF 400 o 50o bales at Soc q $50
lRoN.-Jbe market ~as more active, and sales pretty
freely made Of Scotch Pig at $40 s3l 30, six months
LARD was frmer, and ruled at s'lc. q 9Hc with
MoLAssEs The sale, embraced about 400 400 bbls
New Orleans at &c., &c., &c, and 40 bbls Texas
NAVAL sToREs.-sales Of 1900 bbls Wilmington rosn
made at 81 Go per $40 lbs delivered There
report Of sale OF turpentine at SO u.s. but could
On -Linseed o. mer, with doing in English.
Sales of 1000 600 gallons English, in bond
About leo cases sweet oil pn,s sold At
Whale and sperm were steady at ole prices.
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HARD Tim kEs.

SHALL THEY PERI H2--IHE TRUSTEES or THE
- American widows Association, with exhausted
treasury, END hat OF upwards OF four hundred families
Of AM widows and children upon the hands
compelled 10 ask this plain stonshal they pershY
We an American ans ser-yes or MOI We pledge
individual reputation, that have personal Wedge
that many OF these families among the moat worthy
in the city but .od-nt upon their needles, and ali
winter without enpioy ment; they have ,pawned and
Of worA out OF money OF all resources, ont ~ de
ceSt apparel and many of them literally 80 oareooted
they eApnot in the street We have lede snsd from
the pGwnbrokers an nmc quantity OF clothing At
expense of 200. This has absorbed our fands
but they have been well appie san these womea are
in want. They rent aud house agents pressing
them for money that they cannot pa without depving
themselves md chdren OF food In the distress they
CT with eyes, and say You nave saw
from starvation and rrezing-for pity do not
let my innocent children perish become street oeggar
going about ragged and barefoot from TO door, ask
ing for trnLeu bread lo not tell me that they
tom for that cannot live to such degradation;
yet, without help cannot exist Shall they persh2
II all the shoe dealers in this city kne how many
men ano chlldr-n's feet touch the cold, wet paving
stones, they would give each pair OF shoes Most of
brpeGcaies OF class tnat have and
will apply 70 spy other for relief they
Americsn-so are we; ard they do not feel humble |
wien theyrcome ta u.s. for treat them equals
in pettabilt and worth W, nave rec siyed literally
of a generous public. We have expended beyoad our
receipts We mutt not Stop. canoot go unless tie
benevolent al cgatn come Ia our all We repeat, shall
these widows and orphans perish
J. Tread aell Prss't, % the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Thomas Nckirstn, TreaB 1r-r, Pres't kassau Bank.
Scion R"hiDson srcs, ia Greene ~, Get
Geo. W. Browne, No East Fifteenth street.
James b. Colgate, 60 Wan street.
William ii Burroughs, Irving House.
Charles /. Frost, los Clinton plase.
C DiDsinore, $40 Ninth avenue.
X. NJ. ttrs'ton, lo7 has, = ghteeuth street.
VIVA II. Murphy 233 Henry street.
Lambert Suydam, I6s wav,rry place
b. Allen, ~ kast Tveniy fourth street
John s. Roberta 2b Henry street
Stephen Cutter 500 twelfth street
Joeph Curtis, Al exirgtcn avenue.
Nes York, March ., 1889.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

AyEw YORK SUPtkIoR C0uRr-GUSTAYC5
IN Cor over sgt. solomon Sipp and othersIn parsu-
sncc " the MT OF this Court the undersigned
f.rs. viii sell public auction, a. the stables OF the
Chelsea line Of stages the Darn side OF twenty
street. between the ninth ;enth avenues in city
Of York, rhuIsday sta dsy Of March next at II
oclseh A. the following property, viz One large
stage, marked General WhshIn atty other stages,
marked pp Brown; tverty five stage sleighs mara
al ipp Brown too feed wagons grocery wagon,
hundred and eighty seven stag. horses sixty sets Of
stage harness eighty srsps Of sleigh bells, and seven
apyils with their speo,ive bellows The same being re-
spectvely used employ ed in tqe stage ue known
the Oh esea Line 10 the property Of Kipp a Brown.
MURRAY HOFFMAN, Jr., Referee.
New Yorh, Feb ~. 1888.
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Being an average of nearly $3.50 per day. The
receipts for January were $457S IA.
The Reading Railroad Company brought down to
Philadelphia on tbs 9th instant one hundred bar.
res Of -four, direct from Rochester vie the Corning,
Catawissa, Sunbury and Erie, Williamsport aud E.
mira and Reading Railroads. 1t was The first arrival
Of -four direct by that route, and is but the com.
mencemeat of trade Of much importance to Phila.
delpha.
There has been more demand for land stocks in
Boston within the past day or two and Wsverlsy ad.
vsnced to 81 firmly bid; Edgeworth sales at 8; At.
lantic Wbaf, 81 bid, 81 asked; East Boston, IA;
Augusta Water Power preferred, Al bid; and Law
iston Falls, 81 bid. There is ; prospect Of divi
dend by The Lewiston Company, payable in the
str OK Of some Of tie corporations their proparty
The annexed statement exhibits she average daily
condition Of the leading de artnen,s Of the banks Of
Boston, for the week preceding Monday, the III OF
March, 1856
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The value Of foreign import stions into Boston, for
the week ending March 3, was s226,4s2 The fol
loving is the ne Of some Of the principal articles
Dry goods, si9,7e5; molssses, $52,247; sugar,
s9,l14; and iron, So, $50.
The Ontario Marine ard Fire Insurance. Company
ia about TO pind no its affairs. Tie concern has
suffered lotsss which involved an expenditure of 65
per cot OF ita capital.
The Mlnresots Copper Co, of Like Superior, has
declared dividend from the business Of the past
year q $40 per share, one half payable on toe l6sa
April, AZ nne-haf on the l6sh July next The
company have, we understand, sold $780, 900 pounds
mgot copper for shipmen: TO Fran ., where IL is de-
sirsble byreascn of the silver contacted in IL, aad
have negotiation on foot for 200, 900 lbs. more
The Lake superior Mining Mars gives the follow.
log account II tbs monster niue -
The greatest depth attained at tbs mine IL $50 feet
The man shaft piston that WORKS tn. pnmps Il hsrs
about three hundred feet long. The iossst oepth A.
tanned at the sontn veiu " hu1dred x.y.ax
feat silver intsrfperscd al the lpeer o, this nine
and in some othera on the raage, Wnsn any doe ne.
cimen, Of silver 10 ntke their appearances ia rag, or
Ia an other connection they generally scared by
The miners. The amoiot OF copper saipp,d from thu
mine during the seaSon o. navgstlon was 1894 17
pounds net weight being over ~ tons, NOrth over
thne hundred thousand dollars. The product for the
mouth ~ necamber 10 over seventy tons rhres
hundred and ninety men are required % carry this
vast operation. I, requires supply Of over twenty
thousand pounds o. candies for this niue eurlns SIX
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GOAL CoAL-sTovE AND EGG SIZE COAL AT 81
" delivered; Cumberland coal Tor blscksmiths use,
S. 80 superior article also, Cumberland coal FOR par
Tor use as. Dealers supplied. Apply t. LEEDS POT
AIR. 436 sixth avenue between Twenty sixth and rsen
ts seven tn streets.
roAL AND SUPPLIES AT JAMAICA, ". L-SrEAM-
- ers for South America or elsewhere, are supplied
with coal, prov,sons, at Kingston, J.maics,
with preat despatch as in any part OF the world The
best steam Iactswana ADD Welsh Goals. are always on
lsDd put the oupkers night day. at dirty
to sixty per ho while water from the moua Ia ms
10 by bose Toe steamers tanks, and provisoos
and ic. taken on board. Goals water, beef mutton,
veal vegetables and fruit supplied at moderate rates
Two Of the largest coaled at the same time
Lighthouses lights ADMIT of the entry ana departure
81 at hour, ca niSht Reference 70 the
American Coosul At Jamaica, o. 30 hsssr. Everett
Brown ser York. Passengers and freight are always
offering bet Eeea the United states, Jshea sot South
Abpnca. HlIChlNS a VI
KINGSTON, Jamaica. Fob Q, 1855.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
M ON Il Y m ARK Il II.

WEDNESDAY, March 7-6P.
AT the opening this morning the stock market
was heavy, so far a. prices were concerned. The
operations were larger than usual, and larger por
ton for cash. At the first board Illinois Central
Bonds declined per cent? Nicaragua Transit, Il;
Cumberland Coal, 4; New York Central Railroad 81;
Erie Railroad, /; Harlem, B; Reading Railroad, Il;
Illinois Central Railroad, !. U. s. Skies, 1867, ad.
vanced per cent; Indiana Elves, 1; Louisiana Sizes
i; Erie Bonds, 1875, /. State stocks and railroad
bonds were in very active demand. The sales Of
Indiana Elves amounted to sl9,500; OF Virginia
Skies $50 900; Of Erie Bonds, 1875, $50 900; Illinois
Central Bonds, SAC, 900. OF the rsir ,ad stocks,
Readirg was In the greatest demand. II opened az
decline of Z per cent from the closing proes of
yeste day, but improved afterwards and left of at
a decline of only par cent. This sto:k may
not improve SO rapidly ss its position and
producriveness would Justify, but 1t cannot
recede much from current rates. Nicaragua
Transit was not so firm this mcrning.
It fell of after the opening fraction. Erie, Har.
lem ami Hudson River Railroad were weak and not
ct all active. The large shipment OF specie to day
by the stesmshp Baltic was probably the prin pal
Cause Of the depreciation; bat the market is 80
variable, and moves up and down with 90 much
facility that We should not be much surprised to see
full recovery tomorrow OF all that has be- lost
to-day. So far the expectation Of specie Is coz.
cerned, we see In it no cause FOR alarm among
holders of fancy stocks. The banks are 80 strongly
fortified In that department. that il will be very
difficult to reduce the aggregate bslov an average
amount. The receipts from California average
shout million of dollars per week, and the ex ports
have not, when at the highest points, averaged
than that sum per week; SO that, 10 the event
Of an a,tive shipment again commencing, we have
aupply sufficiently large to guard against an con
tiDgencies. We have no fears that the banks will
be reduced much below the present standard.
After the adjournment Of the board the following
sales Of bonds and stocks were made 1t auction
$4,000 Memphis City 6s Int. added 50
5000 La Crosse and Milwaukee RR SIS /" IS
1900 Great Western ILL., hR 1st mtg. I" so
5000 Cleveland and Toledo RR., inc. " 77H
500 Cincinnati and Ind. RR int. BIDS. IS
10 shares Third Avenue RR observation-disclosures. 80
40 do. Citizens' Bank, New York.......... 1o4a
70 do. Brooklyn RR.....................,. So
Is do. Mechanics Bank of WILLIAMSBURG. 60
10 do. Southern Bank of Kentucky. ........ lOi
90 do. Providence and Stonington RR..., 81
20 do. Aston Fire Insurance Company. ..... TAX
TO do Delaware, Lacawana Western RR. 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-08
SECOND BOARD.
CITY TRADE HEpORT.

WEDNESDAY, March I'D p. NJ
AsHEs.-smail sales pots made at 90 IS ASSET
BR1psTrus.-The market continued Arm for all
kinds with pretty fair transactio1s In C.naian add
Southern The sales footed up about 5000 A 600 hbIs
including common TO choice state brands at s. 10 90
Only inferior lots could be purchased at lower agure
Western brands were steady at o. Is 90 So tof CON