Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-08-10
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CHICAGO!
IN 1882 HAD A POPULATION OF 113.
1887 A POPULATION OF 1900.
1910 A POPULATION OF 1000.
1913 A POPULATION OF 1900.
1873 A POPULATION OF $4,000.

IN 1882 HAD A POPULATION OF 113.
1887 POPULATION OF 1900.
1910 A POPULATION OF 1000.
1913 A POPULATION OF $4,000.
1858 A POPULATION OF $4,000.
might years ago there not Railroad at, in, or
~ about Chicago. Now she has q direct Roads,
and "a connections and ranks the FIRST RdiSroad Cy
in tie World! Forty-fve Trains OF Passenger Cars
90 out of Chicago every day and the same NUMBER
come into the city. Every 10 minutes some kind OF
train of Cars goes out of and returns to Chicago
But few years since there was but one Mail week
to the little village Of Chicago, Now the GREAT
CITY OF CHICAGO pays the I'd post Office revenue
in the United States There are over 5000 Postoice
Boxes, and demand for mole.
Chicago does the greatest Primary Lumber Trade
of any city in the World having bad ID miles OF Lum
Der Yards in the corporation last winter She sup,
plies ST. Louis with more than hall the Lumher used
in that city, Chicago does the greatest Prnpary Grain
Trade IN the World. Her shipments IN 1856 were
100000 Bushels, and last year footed up about 49,,
001,000 Sue has convenlences by which Car Load
of Wheat amounting TO $50 bushels, may be measured
weighed and deposited in vessel within "a minutes.
Chicago built last year over 5000 houses land in
creased her population nearly 10000. She Ia but be-
ginning to live, and the day is not far distant when
Chicago will be me second if not the FIRST CRY IN
THE USIoS. Already she is shipping grain, &c, di-
rect TO Liverpool via Canal round Niagara Falls, up
the ST. Lawrence. and bringing back goods in ex
change New York and Boston may well be afraid OF
her. She has also connection with the Mississippi
River by Canal ST. Louis In fact she has the best
position OF any city in the Union surrounded as she
is by the finest country in the World.
rsy- CALL AT TIE NATIONAL HOTEL and see
MAP of this Great City, and If you are so inclined,
make small investment Real Estate there. We
have such property as comes within every mans
reach and every evidence of locality SOIL title &c.
&C. y ou can buy on years time if you wish, and
purchase Lots cheap they can be bought in the
little towns of Virginia.
At any rate call aud examine the matter and do not
be influenced by that 'od fogy principle that teaches
you to believe everything humbug. Look for your
SELF and be satisfied before buying We only ask your
attention to this thing, and promise to take much
pleasure in showing All Wa have to sell.
Believe u.s. many fortunes made in this way, and
it merits at least your consideration. We will be in
town but day two and desire all persons of every
class and position in life to pay visit Mechanics
and Laborers, Merchants and Lawyers, Doctors and
Pastors,-CoNE 0YE, CONE ALL!
CARR 4 SON,
Staunton Aug 10, 1858. Dearborn St., Chicago
HOUSE AND LOT IN STAUNTON FOR
Ill SALE-By virtue of decree of the Circuit
Court of Augusta county, pronounced on the Sd day
of June 1885, IN the of John Crawford against
Il. H. Baker and ats, will proceed, in the town Of
Staunton, on the llM Of September next, to sell by
way of public auction, to the highest bidder, the
HOUSE AND LOT lately occupied by Richard II.
Baker, situated at the north end of Green Street. in
said town.
TERMS SO much in cash as w1lpay the costs of
suit and expenses sissale and TIL nce in equal in
stalments at six e and eighteen months from
day of sale. tba Ser TO give bopdpand good secu-
rity for the defelf payments, and tie title to be re
tanned as Ultimate security. A. +. KINNEY,
Aug. 10, 1858. Comr.