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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-24
THE BLOODY CITY.

Sudh carnival of horrors-such shock
ing aggregation of atrocities as have occur
red in the last eighteen months in the city
of Baltimore, have never heretofore befal-
len any community, claiming to be civil
zed. The doings of Wednesday last cap the
climax of a protractcd catalogue of riot,
crime, and bloodshed that has made the
name of the monumental city, a by-word Of
kissing and reproaeh, among all christiani-
zed people. Arson, house sacking, cold
blooded murder, seizure of the election
polls, constituted only a few of the refresh
ing advents of that day, and all perpetra-
ted in sight of, if not with the aid OF the
Municipal Police. IA
When before the advent of Know Noti.-
ingismi were ever such enormities practised
as the scenes that have disgracod Baltimore
and Louisville, within the past two years.
Well might the people of Virginia rccoil
from the embraces of monster that
brought in its train such bitter fruits
s. s. Democrat.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-24
A MOUNTAIN OF COPPER.

A correspondent of the Richmond En-
quir writing from Floyd county, Va,
says:
Mr.. Tonercy, of Floyd, hes reeersly
opened copper mine on his plantation,
which, in my opinion, contains the richest
mineral in the wsrd-iit is q mountain of
copper. We passed through the mines in
the morning, and, though we felt some
what fearful in thus passing under the noun
tain, we were astonshed at the sight of such
an immense quantity of rich ores all around
us. There are several tunnels penetrating
the mountain which pass throug Oh various
veins of different kinds of ores. There is a
vein of red oxide about eighteen feet wide,
the ore Of which yields about seventy five
per cent There are veins of tLeiblack and
Grown orca, about one hundred feet in
width. The black ores yield sixty and the
brown facrf thirty &c forty-fve per cent
He has Recently struck on vein of yellow
sulphate, which Yields frcm' twenty five to
tiirty per cent This vein in about twen-
ty-tive feet wide, going down nearly per-
pendicularly, To all appearances It is in-
oxhaustihle.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-24
Receipts for The Findicator far the Wr:sel
For tile Ttnd1cator
Murder i'm Highland County.

About week since, Mr. Archibald
Dunlap, of this county, was found in a
somewhat secluded pai:s Of the community,
with his breast and abdomen cut in most
frightful manner On being enquired of,
as to who was the perpetrator of this hor-
rid ed. he designated Gibson Staart, as
being the person. Dunlap has since died,
leaving vile and some four or five small
children Is molirn lis untimely end
Stuart has fled to parts unknown, his hands
stained with the blood of his fellowman, and
lis mind loaded with the torturos o.
a hunted felon. The scene Of this horrid
tragedy, was near to one of those places
known in common parlance as doggeries,
but which might be more aptly styled, one
of the outer chambers of hell the b "a
s6rt, from which emanates deeds of dark
ness and savage .ctnolty.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-24
Horrible Murder,

The Detroit Advertiser of the 18th inst
mas the following particulars of heartless
and cold-blooded murder at Fentonvillc,
Michigan:
A gentleman panled johnson, recently
moved to Fentonvilic, with his family, con-
sisting of a wife and three children-the OIL
'dcst of the latter but eight years of age
Not having got all his beds up, the wife re-
manned at the hotel over night, while Mr..
johnson went to his house with the chill
dren, and was accompanied by boy nam
cd George Colwoll, about II years DID,
About eight o'clock IN The evening two
young men came in, asking for Mr.. John
son, saying that they were going to his
father house, short distance from there.
On rccciTmg very pressing invitation,
they conscnted to remain over night. and
90 with HIS IN tie saorning to see tie cd
gentleman; hlr. johnson thu. hight slept
in bed, With his two small girls the little
boy slept with Colwell and the young mon
had IA bed made upon the foor, between the
other beds
During the night Mr.. johnson heard one
Of his girls cry out PA ~ and at the same
fine received blow on the side of his head.
He was partially stunned and the next he
remembered, he was ruishing after man
who was ATTEMPTING 70 escape by the door.
The man turned again and struck him with
some instrument. MIR. j. followed the
fellow for some'eistance without being able
10 overtake him and therefore returned to
the house. On entering the room where
he had been sleeping, horrible sight met
his of cha Hail. 80. ~ -
Colwell boy laid dead before him, and the
other little girl and boy insensible from the
effect of their injuries. The agonzed faith
CIR screamed "Murder :" and called in the
ncighbors. Several came in, and on exam
ihation, the following particulars were dis
closed:
The first body examined was that of
young Colwell. He had received a blow,
apparently from an axe. His skull was
split entirely. open, and his brains had all
run out. The little boy who laid beside
colwell had been struck taioe In the head,
by an axe or Ratchet, and another in the
abdomen. enc Of the little girls who slept
with her father had received several wounds
n the head and body from similar instru-
nent She was dead. The other girl had
acut in the head, apparently from SIAN
ing blow from the axe, which had taken
of a portion of the s alp. The father him
self had received two blows on the top of
the head, and a severe cut inside of his
hcns. The Gttlc girl is doing WE'LL but at
4, O'clock last night, when our informant
left'' the hey was rot expected to recover
Suspicion rests upon two young fellows who
had recently had some difficulty about some
gambling operations. Mr.. johnson had
about $500, and it is supposed that they
were aware of 1t, and took this means Of
gaining possession of it, killing the chill
dren, that there should be no evidence
against them'
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-24
Ys.AlsEsIEEp,

At Arbor Ill., on the 18th inst, by
Rev. X. j. Richardson, Mr.. DAVID A.
McConB, to Miss MARY Y. WnITE, al of
this county. ..,
On tho 8th inst, by Rev J. s. Balm,
Mr.. .Jotts T7oBrY, of Rodkbridge county, to
Miss MARY G. KALE, of Bachelors Draft,
ia this county
On Thursday, the 18th instant, at the
American Hotel, by Rev. DR.. Wilson, Mr..
\. S. LARA, of Rockbridge, and Miss KATE
j.. Brown, of Staunton.
On the 18th instant, by Rev. J. NJ.
Shrcckhisc, Mr. PATRON Fl. S1Lh1NG, and
Miss NANCY HupMAS, all of this county.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-24
ENECU 1WRs 8 s.SE H.

A Executor of Az raham Wenger, decd, vii
IA proceed at the late residence of the testator
on the Meado. Run, to sell at public sale, on We'd
ne,ddg, the 4h Of Norember next, large quantity
of Wood Wagon, Plantation Wagon, Bugg,
and Harness, quantity of Geering, or Ileaq
Of Horses, Mich Cows. head of Cattle, lot {
Hogs so Sheep, Some Wheat, Rye, 0ats and Corn
] Wheat Fan, Farming Utensils, Household and
Kitchen Furniture, &c, &c.
TERMS.-S5, 90 aui under cash, over that sun
nine months credit with bead and good security
90 Persons indebted to the estate are reques
ted to pay up without delay, and those having
claims will present them duly proven.
Sale to commence at 10 A. NJ.
JACOB HlLDEBRAND, Jr., Ex'r.
Oct. II, ls57.--3t.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-24
Sff'EGi 81 NOTICES.

Hoito'cag's Pdts.-ln chronic dyspepsia, where
.he stomach has become caous to all DrG,nalf
remedies, and stnulants fail either to provoke APP
petite facilitate digestion, these Pills, by their
simultaneous wction upon the fluids which dissolve
a5similate aud adapt TO the purposes OF nutrition
the food taken into tle,:syatem, will quichd, i'm
ny. Indigestion, and all its concomitants and ccr7
sequences, including general debility, liver CONE
plant, nausea pains between the SHOULDERS, head
ache, low spirits, feeling of oppression after
meals, sleeplessness, languor, futulence, bowel
complaint, etc., among the ailments invariably
cured by = course OF this incstimablc remedy.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-24
Distribution Of the SlayeS-Il'ho lar
geSt number in Virginia.

Some extreme Southern journalists have
uttered insinuations, and even made char
ges, against the loyalty Of Virginia, with
reference to the rights and the institutions
of the South.
Virginia has more at stake in this mat
Ter, than any other State in the Union, =
for she has nearly hundred thousand more
slaves than any other State The fact then
that her prudent, conservative, national po-
sition, and her support of national admin
istration, arc charged upon her as eviden &C
of inidelity to the rights and interests OF
the States with which she is locally identi-
fed, merely shows the excessive sectional
heat, or the strong partisan prejudice, o.
those who stand forth as her accuscrs.
The following table made up from the
census of 1850, shows the number Of slaves
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-24
FILLMORE.

Ex-President Fillmore is about to marry
young lady from Montreal, Canada. She
is not only a foreigner, but Catholic. She
is said to be extremely beautiful and intclli-
gent. and commands the entire affection of
the ex-President's heart. On recent visit
he attended Catholic worship with her at the
old cathedral in Montreal. The great Lion
of acknowledgment turns the noblest inn
pulses of his soul in opposition TO his prin-
plcs.-Kansas Star Of Empire.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-24
Cheap Becf.-As one Of tht

Cheap Beef.-As one Of the improve
ments of the times, we see it stated in a
New York paper'that the price of beef in
that city is declining with astonishing "a
pidity. a decline of 9 cents pound is re-
ported in New York, 1 cent in Philadel-
Piia, and j in Cambridge.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-24
Agency in Highland.

ANDREW J. BYRD, ESQ, of Highland, is
an authorized agent to procure subscriptions
for the Vindicator in the county of High
land. His receipts for money paid, will be
good against us.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-24
ROME e Ably,
pTnsser The Virginia Hotel.

HAEING completed their stock for FALL AND
II WINTER WEAR, would call the attention of
persons in want OF Goods we'll made to their assert
nelj 81 co ATS, PANTS, VESTS, CLOAkS, AND
0NERCoATS, all cut in the latest style, and Of the
best workmanship. Alsoa fine variety of Gentlcmens
FURNISHING G09nS, comprising Shirts, Draw
ers, Collars, Gloves, Cravats. re-, together with
Shawls and Bankets---all ofwhich they offer cheap
for cAsu. IN wor& guaranteed to give satisfac-
ton. Receiving goods every few days.
Goods ordered at the shortest notice.
Stannton, Oct. II, 1851.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-24
Without EmpIOyment.-1tis stated tina

there are now thirty thousand persons out
of employment in the city and vicinity of
Philadelphia Many of these persons have
families, and it is thought the distress thus
produced may ,extcra to a hundred thou
sand persons.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-24

Noble heated.-Mr Henry Shaw, one
of our retired men Of business and wealth,
intends to rent vacant lot and fill it with
wood, for the benefit of the suffering poor
of the city, this winter. Who will initiate
this noble example 1.-The poor ye have al
ways with you,"-&. Louis Louder
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-24
Agency i'm AIlcgliaRy.

LEWIS P. HoLLowAY, Esq, is an author
lied agent for the Vindicator in the county
of Allegheny and his receipts for money
paid him, will be good against US.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-24

lE- See the advertisements of Mr.. S.
II. Hilb, and then see his Goods. Cheap,
fine, nice and good, as the crowd always
in the store will testify. Call and see
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-24
GO 10 Shry'S,

If you want a cheap Hat 60 to Shry's-
if you want cheap Cap go to shry
you want good Hat, go to Shry's. He
has fine assortment of cheap Hats, &c.,
and you will be p!eesed at SIRE.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-24
Fall and Whistler Clothing

rJNHE subscriber. havias sought ont the interest
4 offs. b. ELkAN in the establishment Of howEN-
srENys ELStN, will hereai ericariy on the busi-
Of the old At and in his own name 9ie has re-
ceivea his stoci. et FALL, AND WINTER CI04s-
ING, the largest and finest ever oro4ght this
market. His stock embraces Fine Clnth. Coats Of
every descriptions, Busness'coats, Gioass, sleutes
Rgglans, ana other Over coats endless variety
Of Pantaloons from the finest c-thc most common;
vests Silk plush vetyet, satin. cashmere, cloth,
&C., &C., OF eli eol5rs and STYLES. Also Hats
Caps, Crayats, Stocks. Handkcrshiefs Gentle
mems Gloves and Shawls, Trunks, Carpet Bags,
Pocket Books, Revolvers, &C., &c. ,N,so, n very
extensive ASSORTMENT Of AEGE0 CLOTHING.
All Of which viii he sole on tAei most reasonable
Terms. Genslemen Of the town and country arc
respectfully requested to call and scc-no charge
for showing the goods whether sales are made or
not - -
Nh, Country merchants will be supplied, on as
good terms as they purchase in any Of the cit
ies.7 -. - ABRAHAM L0WENSTEiN.
Stanton, Oct. }. 1857
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-24
New Concern.

-. New Concern. 49,, -
y J. HOPE of the late firm of Brightwell 4
N. Hope, lias taken the newly erected Ware
House of Messrs. Stuart h Taylor. Opposite the
passenger Depat in stanton, where he,proposcs to
do a.Gneeery, flour, ard ges9fal prodaoe business,
uponstrictly ctsH principles. He ismow receiving
and viii continue % receive full and complete as
sortmont of Groceries Also, afew favorite brands
of Staple Dry Goods, such AZ "A Conestaga and
Pacific Brown Getso ns, IA, Gala Nils and Other
l,leached ditto ;Dunnes, Spraig's, Allen's, Wash
ington and Coeheco Prints, Plaid Linseys, Scarlet
and Steel Mixed Sattnets, Canada Cloth, &e.,
&c. 49,
p. SIN the rear of his House his friends and
customers will find lot where they can tie their
Horses and stand their Buggies. Il. j. z.
Oct. 10, lS57.-Sf.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-24
NEW WATCH & JEWELRY
ESTABLISHMENT.

THE undersigned begs lecvc to announce to the
l. public, that he has opened on Virginia Hotel
Street, next derr to R.. Cowan's Book Store, and
is now prepsredto exhibit fer sale, . stock Of
JEWELERS. = WATCHES, which for beaaty and
style, cfpnot be surpassed. an aeqtaintance of
many years in this branch of business, and prac
ticel WATGEMAKER himself, enables him to
L oni.se fell satisfaction to all those who may
aoilor him Hit9, their custom.
All Jewlrs bought at this Establishment will be
warranted, and Watches repaired in workmanlike
manner. A. LANG, =.
One door below r. Cowan's Book store
Stiunton. Oct. II, lS57.-Spec. colty.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-24
DRUG EMPORIUM

lust received Fresh supply of Drugs. .Medi-
y cines, Paints, Oils, Perfumery and Fancy Ar
ticles, at the Drug Store OF
LINK & KINNEY.
Oct II, 1857.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-24
q RINDSTONES

THREE tons best Berea Grindstones just recev-
Il cd. direct from the quarry, at much lower
prices than ever before offered in this market
They are fully warranted to be of the very best
quality, and can be returned if they do not give
satisfaction. sAlro Cral,s and Friction Rollers for
hanging tlem, come OF Very superior patterns.
GEO. i. PRICE.
Staunton Oct. II, 1857.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-24
&TR.lXED.

S1'AssY AsEAS,
ON Saturday last. from the subscriber, near the
~ Deaf and Dumb and Blind Institution Brn-
die Buffalo Cow. She has 3 White
GEGSIINHL Spots on her forehead, one Of her
SE$HM Ears is marked by crop in Fork
&V tn shape, she basshort legs, long bushy
~kses<-eaHxAns and curly tail, which sweeps the
GROUND she is very gentle, is below the common
EIGHT of Cows. and is between Eand years old.
ANY person who will return her, or give intor-
nation SO that she may re found, will be rewarded
by - j. TURNER.
October, 10, 1857.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-24
dSNT0N S.tLY.

M have in store, and t.se sso, oac- hundred
" Sacks Of f-ttorY fined ashton SAL. .also ten
sides oil No. l. Sole leather 1taipm Weights.
STAPLES, MARTIN + co.
Sept. q lhlI.-Sreci. clt.N.--at
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-24
sGOUxD pi.AsTEus.

1 VERY spner.or altis lie al Ground Plaster
! \ constantly On hand az The Railroad Depot.
fermsseaah. W. 4. BURKE.
st~eAsen, Sept. - ls5,.=6m.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-24
TRUST SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN
FISHERSVlLLE.

Il signed, by II. o. Narfge kshal praceed on the
premises To sell, pabiic auction, to thehighsst
bidder, on Saturday, the 18th day of November,
le57, TWO HOUSES AND LOTS. and a Black
smith shop III the Town CT Fishersyille.' sa4
The Buildings are very comfor table foE ssma
family, and the Shop is regarded as OF the best
stands in the county. ,ets =
Terms made known on the day of Sae. 'i
+. I. ALBERTSON, Trustee.
0at. IL, ls57.-tds.
FRESH SUPPLY OF KLETTs
"A Worm DESTROYING Sugar Plums, the most safe
and reliable article in market.
Just received and for sale by
LINK 4 KINNEY.
Oct. II, 1857.
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naolict,.

] SEAfA, arr ) ~ lae Virginia Central Railroad
Cempanyto grant and issue to me new Certs-
cate OF Stock said Company, in lien of one hclo
q date siarvh l. 1850, and No. ll9s, whieA Vas
destroyed ~ fte accidentally
HENRY ENGLEMAN>
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-24
Valley Turnpike Company.

NTOTFCE.-The annuel fectins of the Stock
~ holders of the Valley TusfYflle Company will
be held mt New Market, Gu 1arsiteeg, the 22d day
Of Oc4otar, 1851
The Board of Directors will meet at the same
place Wednesday,, the 2lst IF October.
By order of the Board
GEO. W. MURPHY,
CLERK Of y. r. Co.
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s. T.. tfOMPK1yS,

'''P'S"i"e' - i'"'' -
ks.NT, PAINE n CO.,
IMPORTERS q WHOLESALE DEALERS
IL
FORE tGN AND DOMESTIC Dry GOGDS,
NOS. 1C3 AND 1G5 MAIN STREET,
-. RICHMOND.
FALL TRADE, 1857.
VATE beg leave to invite IL c attention of South.
w ern Ne, ohapts to cur large and attraltite
stock of FANCY AND sTA1IE
ID EsY eaOss IDS
now receiving, which in Il y days will be yery
complete in all The departments, ard will comprise
the largest and most comrdn1i1g .assortipentrwe
have ever had the pleasure % eier to cur ifcjiis
by tbe SLIPS .sR;gss" aad s'I.aa Roohh, from
Liverpool 10 ills port and by various arrivals al
New York. we have received large pofiiJn Of eur
IMPORTATION Of 80
British, French aad herman Goods,
embracing every variety, among which are many
Of entirely new and beautiful designs.
In CLOTHS, CASSiMERS AND VESTfNGS.
Cl0AkS AND MANTLES, LADIES DRESS
GOODS, LACE GOODS AND EMBR0IDERiES,
cnr stock is unusually attractive.
~ are also receiving a full assortment Of DO-
MESTIC F4rRICS of the most popular STYLES
manufactured. ~. ..4 -
We shall be prepared to exhibit splendid stock
of READYMADEC CLOTHING of all grades
and having had it manufactured under thoroughly
competent superintendent, on the premises, we
challenge competition in quality and prices, and
feel assured. that.w can offer inducements in this
branci unsurpassed in tliis country. -.
Vie respectfully solicit an examination of our
stock. whTdl will De mach larger thar we have ev-
er before exhibited, and which sur increased facii-
ties enables us to offer to cash onrrompt buyers at
prices that will meet the competition of this or am
..
Orders wifi at all times receive our prompt and
personal attention. -
KENT. PAINE & co.
Richmond, Aug. 30, ls57.--2m.
F4LUlBLEPROPERTY FORS4LE,
'Sit1a'ea IN the gorn IF fisAeryiHc,
-Augnstn rG6mly,s Ia. -. -,
4 ONE NCRE I.0p with a first ratc two
n story BRICK pWELLlNti HOUSE, with 1
Rooms, down and up stairs, and With large
9Iall through the same Kitchen and Dining Room
Servants House, Smoke House. Alse, a good Wei
in the yarel,with never failing water. and good
Pump in the same ALSO, a good Strble on the
Lot With eight StsHs n il, Al the property i
good order,
-ALSO,-
A Lot caunta;niag / ACRES within one nanare;
yards of the Ddpet ON tile Virginia Central Il all
road, with.a first rae nea STORE HOSE on iii,
same, No. stand for any enc wishing TO engage
Spring which flows for nine months i'll the year
which is its natural state and if opened woAd.n f
ford water the year round. beautiful buiiiinl
site convenient to the Spring which could. b,
made desirable home for Mechanic or Merchant
and. IN e. healthy and Intelligent eenmunit y,
convenient to Senoos and GheroleB. Posses
| sion given on short notice.
Any communication either personally, or by let
ter, will be promptly attended to- BY addressing
the undersigned, at Fishersve Post 0flieo.
-, 7. scIIMucNER,
Agent ior Hurst Berry, end ot14ers.
| Sept. 2f. 1S57.--lm.
Woodstock Tenth LEGION copy month"; and
send account to 2. Schumacher or to this office.
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CRgRCU AND Ply.

tNHE second 41ayiAesA &c those persons " no kind
~ Subscribed for the quilting OF the Lutheran
tserca IN StauntoA, fen Aad an TIE = OF Septem-
eer 1857. ltis therefore hoped that III suca Wis
aad 1t convenient to make prompt payment ~ sae
Undersigned. GEO. BAYLOR,
sept. >, 1897. Treasurer
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-24

VALUABLE SLAVES FOR SALE, IL
v have for private sale Negro Woman, ana
her three children. The woman is an excellelt
cook, servant Of good character ana habits, in
perfect health, and about IS years old. Her thYee
children are boys aged 2, and years. and are
very likely. II z q ~
| will sell ON September Court day, at public
auction, good SECONDHAND CARRIAGE.
90 WIN. b. JOHNSON.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-01
IENNgYLVINIA R4U.ROAD.-The GREAT


j CENTRAL ROUTE, connec.ins The Atlantic eiuss VIA
Western North esem and South vcstern States b
tnuous Rivsy direct The hosd also CONNECTS s sbufA
eth daily bne % 6esmers all porte In the Wessm Rivera
snd Cleveland sandusky With 70 I'll
he Nobvesern Laket making the most direct ohes1esl
ebd reliable route BY which WEIGHT Be brvndsa b
xnd nom tho Great West
HATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA ard PIrTsBUR0H
sIAsr CIAa-Boo,s, Shoes Hats ard Caps ),,c-r,.D
Bookk Dry 0oOds lin boIeA bales and trunksh I -
oTosa Tin boI.s and hAes). Festhers Furs hc..
fckibs tn oriral bae,) Drugs cssk Hard secenta
ware, Leather tin ros ~ boxss) Wool and Sheep ~ =
Pel,s Esstw AID kc....
eRsD CLA-Anyils, Steel Chains TN casss), An~n..
Hemp Bscon and Pork ssted Goose In sscks}, IN
Tobacco. manufactured, except Cissu or cut, &c.
Poun1R CIAS-Cofee Fish, Bacon Beef and
Porh TN casks boxes, Lsstuard Lard and tScens
Lard OIL, Malls SODA Ash German Chy. Tn, ( 100 D.
T1toh Hosin te.'....... .'.''..'''.''...I
HLoUa-el y bbl. uI.il surthe. rotice
0lAR-SO e- y i0o % until further notieeL
In slipping Goods from any point ess: Of Philadelphia
culsr package Via Pennsyvania Rsfrosd" Al
Goods eonsepe the Agents Of this Road st PhAdspAh
Pft.sbursh viii be forwarded without detention
HKrIeRr AeKBrs-Hsris, Wormley Co. Memphis fsaA |,
p Sass Co, ST. Louis g. Mitchell Bon, Evansvia
Ind Dumesin Bell Co, and Garter Jeve Lcuisvins,
Ey. B Aeldrum Madison Ind Sptsman Brown, are
Irwin Co., Cincinnati; n, w. Graham Co., Zs.ssvins
Ohio Leesh& Co NO Kby st, Boston; Leach Co.: No
Astor House, EewYort and No. wIsm-s r., New. YorhI
Geo. C. Frsnciseus Pittsburgh
Il. H HOUSTON, General Freight Agent, PhnsdapAaa-
II. J. LOhsAEaf, Superintendent, Aisoons- Pa
Nay I. 1857