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A NEW ERA IN PHOTOGRAPHY

11" 1hsIh IN If1OIUUhAPHY
E. l.. PERKINS,
METROPOLITAN GALLERY
No SO BALTIMORE STREET. OPPOSITE HoLLpAy
A LII THE VARIOUS BRANCHES OF
art successfully carried on at this establishment
and no humbug used to cheat deceive the public Mr.
small daguerreotypes CANVAS is the admiration of ali
VINO see them Mr. krkhvoer, the Great French artist
mas oeeh retained for eoong in his beautiful style the
above gems The public will please call and see fe22 I'M
I. o. o. F.
nDD FELLOWS AND MASON'S RE-
~ GALA, BANNERS, &c. L. s. Bunting and Silk
Flags, Military Goods and Ladies' Dress TRIMMINGS al
way on hand and for sale by -
A. SISC0,
49, No. 95 BALTIMORE ST.
lo---I!. Baltimore
L. MPHAIL s BROS
q HAT, CAP AND FUR STORE
No. 132 BALTIMORE STREET
Bet,ceen North and Cdlrert streets (north side fe22f
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3tstanrants.
ELDON HALL RESTAURANT.

],
No. rs, WEST FAYETTE STREET
REAR ENTRANCE IN BANK LANE
'HE undersigned have very recently fitted up
- the building in Fayette street. between ST Paul and
arles SITS known as Eldon Hall a restaurant of the
No has been spared to make acceptable
~ an ts appointments to gentlemen who may feel disposed
W pay Visit There is at all times upon the smack
edbies which can be up at moments notice
M a. an hours there are always private for the ac-
to9aton OF gentlemen who may desire to exchange
usn's over something which may cheer the inner man
cn1Ss enalenge competition in the matter of CIGARS
u oOp LiqI oKS, and ATTENDANCE BY FAITHFUL SER.
rant. ~ i' VIC eomortso oi d rest'u-
DiNNERS and SUPPERS served for PARTIES pronnt
y, No. An u FAMILIES SUPPLIED with TERRAPINS OYS-
IERS &c, at the shortest notice ' A''
mere are peculiar advantages in this establishment for
the accommodation of gentlemen The building has rsor
entrance from Bank Lane while there is private enfran
admitting to all parts of the house without passing
the bar. RFIIf Y g " tuIOGE,i 1gIIi
-1ryE ~ 'o1N pfh
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INAkE NOTICE-Just received from
\ London very choice assortment of INKSTANDS
suitable Tor the Library, Office Store; CEDAR TRAYS
EN- EIoPE Bones, of Oak and Leather a very usefui
arucIe for the different sizes of Envelopes TOIRISTS
CASES very handsome and superior article aIto@ear
direct Importation JAMES 9 W ,TrpG r IdI own
fe22- If. Oh ~ - " Al Ei'',
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nuR OWN DIRECT IMPORTATION
~ LONDON AND PARIS MADE
WRITING DESKS
ALTOGETHER NEW STYLES

LEATHER, Illustrated
ROSEWOOD, InIaid:
MAHOGANY, Brass Bound.
BRAZlLLETTO WOOD
new and beautiful style of finish
me above being made at our own order in Toran os
Paris by the best workmen are far SUPERIOR to tr ~
any onered for sale and coming direct the man
er prices than the inferior article coming tIrourh second
or third hands Nsh seeonu
An inspection of our styles and prices is respect,II
licited. a ,IES TI TSIIteGIIqiy GIIy SO
fe22tf si1 - W !" :! EhS,
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planos ano sflusie.

fHlCkERING & SONS.
-
NUNS & CLARK,S
c. CELEBRATED PIANO FORTES
constantly receiving and for sale only by
+. D. BENTEEN.
lSl Baltimore street and 81 Fayette
n, third store west of Charles St
furchasers will find it to their interest to examine for
themselves the superior qualities of the above Pianos
fano Stools, Prince Co.'S Meodeons from S45 unwards
fe221m. -" 'P'''S
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2ooks ana Stationtrp.

A UCTlON STOCK, THE REFUSE OF
N the publishers never purchased by us: but our Gus
toners are invariably offered best in dons variety
and style OF binding &c, that purchased Aways
DIT moaera'e prices JAMES $. WATERS,
le2--tl. 24I Baltimore street
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~ MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES
AZRDERS EOR TIC,k EIIS N NNI1 nI C,H
BOUDOIR SEWING MACHINE.

pRlCE S4O.-THIS MACHINE is RE-
commented by l. NJ. Singer & Co. Wheeler & Wilson
ana 1rover Baker as being the best single thread Ma
chle IN the known world and the price being low pur
inc it. i'"se W eAal
Also, Wheeler & Wilson'S superior FAMILY MACHINE
m m 40, moeWood Black Walnut and Mahogany cases Wheel
81 anu son Machines are really the best article ever
invented Tor sewing great number of certificates can
pe seen at our store from ladies and gentlemen who have
had them in use for length of time
.oo. +. NJ PUNDERSON & CO.
le-A-tI. 209 Baltimore street
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RIMS EATING SALOON
No. 40 WEST PRATT STREET
BetlUeen Frederick and Market mace
HNHE PROPRIETOR OF THIS WIDE
Il ly known Saloon, having recently made extensive
improvements in several departments Of his buildings
prepared to furnish DINNERS SUPPERS &C. as cheap
rates and in style which he will permit of being sur
passed Families supplied with Oysters in every variety
o style Also Terrapins Turtles Poultry Venson and
Fish, the last named daily in receipt of bv Express
from the South
fe22-tf. ,e'
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II EAD9 MADE QUILL PENS.
~ The subscriber has just received from Iondo, On i;
voice OF those very superior hand made oJ7IT PEN ~ "
ALSO.
supply of Clarke's Indellible permanent MAPKTNc
INK which has wthstood the test of so wears and i;
ranted indellibe. JAMES ~ :, %Lu TrnS - WAT
fe22-tf. ST p;..Eho, .; VA Eho,
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BLANK BOOK. PAPER AND
STATIONERY WAREHOUSE,

No. SOUTH CHARLES STREET.
AS On HAND A VERY SUPERIOR
- - assortment of PAPER, STATIONERY and BLANK
3IGOGNI BOOKS. Among his stock will be found
MhiIiNG sola q and LETTER PAPERS, both domestic and
1orelgn, OF all the most approved manufacturers
NOTE PAPERS-Ruled and Plain in verv orao+ -,
rety. wy s'0"' W.
ENVELOPES of all kinds
STATION ERY of every description for Office and nrvata
use Flz:-SIEEL PENS Pen HOLDERS SEALING
NAY WATERS, LEAD and SLATE PENCILS INK
STANDS, &c, &c. ' ->iN
, ,INknWriting and Copying, of all the best makers
LETTER COPYING PRESSES, PORTFOLIOS PORTE
MONNAIES, &c, &c '7' io"iF
Also large assortment of WRAPPING PAPER
prices '' nv ~ al at low
fe22f " ~ "Nii " 'dii'
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
CUSHINGS & BAILEY,
ROOkSELLERS AND STATIONERS
- 262 BALTIMORE STREET.
Offer for sale at low prices the largest and most
assortment of ~ I-'e
LAW, MEDICAL, CLASSICAL
AND
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
LA ND FANCY STATIONERY
to be found in the city.
Orders attended to promptly. fc93 r.
THOlCE ENGLISH SEALING WAY
~ lhe subscriber has had made to his own ordar i,
bracng for "-'->' eii
otfiCa GsE,Brands of superior quality to anything
fANCf CoLORS, for ladies' use and notes viz: Bron
Zes; F9re White, Royal Blue, Navy Blue Claret BorI
drop well. ~ WIN '"'i ""'
oUMMEkGlAL SIZE ENVELOPES, made of superior
pondence. " P''i'ui'f CORES
ENGLISH LETTER PAPERS, of superior Qualities sone
extra heavy LANES 8 " S@i,;T1tIs, rtTTpS, sumo
ie---tl pa Baltimore street
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DHENIX SPICE MILLS.
WAREHOUSE 5S SOUTH STREET,
WM. II. CRAWFORD & Co


Gnnn the wholesale trade of this city the South and West
otbsr h oI equal quality and price terms as any
o'her mouse in the United states fa9o ~
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ENNGLISH LINEN PAPER
BLANK ACCOUNT BOOKS
JAS. s. WATERS.
IA BALTIMORE STREET
HAS IN STORE, DIRECT FROM LONDON,
asupply of very superior
ENGLISH LINEN PAPER
30 generally used by the Boston Blank Book makers and
~ prepared to make up single Book or sets which We
VIII warrant to be OF equal quality with Boston books
anu are superior as to quality of to those heret,
fore made in this city. One quality this paper posses
tat te eraser can be used several times without i'm
pairing the surface ~ Hif
CHEAP BOOKS and SHORT QUIREs also on hand or
duced anywhere. ~ ~ P''
bookkeepers are requested to call and examine the sn
economy. g % '" w. t'u
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HENRY McCAFFREY

- A. EGERION,
7ALs NO. 7, LIGHT STREET.
VIII sell the Capital in the HAVANA, on Saturday Buv
your Tickets early. 's
On SATURDAY February 9th 1858. another grand
man T Lottery will be drawnon the and odd system
@ s l0I'ery Is deservedy popular with the public Cap
tals S5llSO, SlOOO0 600, &c Tickets slO shares IN
proportion full package of whole tickets viii be sold
lor Sso snare packages in the ratio In the mr.
chase OF Sl0O worth of tickets even and odd numbers
you Will be sure of $40 back and the possible chances
Tor prize 10 secure the best selection of numbers the
orders early to Philip A fFCEpTo%W % so"i
fe por COZ
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atleoltines, ptrfumeries, 1T.

RRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS FOR
- coughs, Colds Asthma, Consumption and all diseases
7, D. .he Lungs For sale at WISEMAN'S Drug Store
Baltimore and Fremont streets Baltimore N'
f22dlm
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IMPORTATION OF BOOKS FROM

INFORMATION OF BOOKS FROM
l. ENGLAND, FRANCE AND GERMANY
BY THE QUANTITY OR THE SINGLE VOI TvF
m SUBSCRIBER through his London correspondents and
l attention to all orders from private persons Colleges
66Gnrles, Publc Libraries, Societies. &C. for Rocks
fEdoDlCALS, STATIONERY. MAPS &c and will fur
s tem on the most favorable terms and with the great
est despatch and to Public Institutions Semnarie Of
ing or other Literary Societies. duty free ~
catalogues of New Books, published in London with
forwarded gratis to all who desire them " r7'' anu
fe22 If '-'aE1 .; WATERS,
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subscribers invite the attention of the Rar to
tner large stock of LAW BOOKS which they offer for sale
a' lowest rates. CUSHINGS s. BAILEY
1.,,. -@ 2h2 BALTIMORE STREET
Just published Volume 10 Maryland Reports fl22 If
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-01-30

AS the claims Of this great State work
are now before the Legislature of Virginia
for additional appropriation, will not be
amlss to call Tie attention of the public, and
OF that body in particular, to the Report of
the accomplished Chief Engineer of that
work, CHARLES B. Fisk, Esq, made in
October, 1854, to Committee appointed
by the White Sulphur Convention.
That report, emanating from source, in
the wisdom and truthtuIness of which, we
all have the saest-entire confidence, should
be carefully read and studied by every
member of cur Legislature, who desires to
give an intcnigentsand statesmanlll1e vote
on the question Of a vigorous prosecution of
that work. 1t shows the immense impor-
lance of the lines Of connection between the
Atlantic seaports and the Mississippi Val
ley, to the interests of commerce and tray
ell that there is more tonnage seeking an
outlet through the Atlantic States from The
Nest than can possibly find accommodation
ever all the Railroads and Canals now con-
structed through New York, Maryland and
Virginia, and all other States. He then
shows the great superiority of the Virginia
route over all the rest-to be such, that if
there were an insuficiency Of business to
supply all, the Virginia Improvement would
be preferred over the rest, and still do "a
full work.
We invite especial attention to the con-
Guiding argument of the able report, which
is faithfully founded on the facts previously
established. Let any one read it, and then
turn deaf ear, if he can, to the high claims
of this magnificent State work
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-01-30
Sale Of Land

TN pursuance Of a Decree of the Circuit Court Of
Il Augusta, rendered in the cause of Eleanor Peck
and others. against Joseph Stephenson and wife
and others, shall, Monday, the lst day #
March next. proceed on the premises to sell public
", A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND lying in
said county, about one mile from Wayn,sboIo',
a Joining the lands of James s. Bush. Mai
Stuart's heirs and 9th ers, and containing about
100 Acres,
to be surveyed before sale. lit las on il good
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, Barn, and ali nc
cessary out houses good Apple Orc hard, TIVE
Wells of Water, and timber sufficient to Keep tho
farm up This is nice little estate ard it, prox-
unity 70 ngrket, church and school, and stores.
well as being surrounded by agreeable neighbor-
hood, render it very attractive. The decree re-
quires slave to be sold with the land. he is Grip
pied but useful enoUgh to keep him from being
charge.
TERMS One fourth in hand, the balance in
three annual payments of equal amount, the pur-
chaser-to give bonds with good personal security,
and the title of the land tobe retained as ultimate
security.
JACOB SHRECKTISE, Commissioner
Jan. 80, iS5S.--tds.-Spec. copy.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-01-30
Virginia on the Floor Of Congr ess.

An occasional correspondent Of the Bos-
ton Cour Ter, writing from Washington, la
ments the feebleness Of the Massachusetts
delegation on the floor Of Congress, and says
that in the Senate and the House, she has
a less voice in the affairs of the nation than
most even of the youngest members Of the
Confederacy. Compare her, says this
correspondent, sswith Virginia, her old
revolutionary compeer and coequal in his
toric and Legislative renown, and how does
she stand in the present Congress ? Far in
the back ground Senator Wilson, who is
alone at his post in the Senate, is surely no
match for Hunter Of Virginia, either in
reputation, capacity. experience or infu-
ence. | say this without reference to poll
ties. Senator VI ilson does not feel easy. in
his seat. lie is Inferior both in intellect
and education, to a majority of his brother
Sen ators, and he behaves as though he was
thoroughly conscious Of it. The Senate of
the I nited Stases, as at present composed,
is an able body. Senator Wilson belongs
to the hal{ dozen least efficient of its mem
bers. He takes rank with Broderck of
California, Evans Of South Carolina, and
others, who are merely Of respectable ca
paeity. Messrs Seward, Hunter, Toombs,
Douglas, Fessenden, Crittenden, and Hale
lead off, and when they have the floor most
powerfully arrest the attention Of the audi
ence. Turn we to the House, and how is
it there? Here, again, how does Massa
chusetts compare with her old coequal, Vir-
GINA? To poor advantage. The bald pa
ted, most energetic end prompt Virginian,
Lttcher, who rivets the eye 81 Che risiter to
the House almost as soon as he enters tie
gallery has got more Life and ability m him
than the whole Massachusetts, delegation TO-
%gether." And yet what'a galaxy of talent
she Cid Bay State hes still within her bon
ders. Everett, Winthrop, and men of such
giant-like proportions are thrown into the
back ground by Che fell spirit of Abolition
ism, and such puny dwarfs as Wilson, Sum
.n.er& Co., elevated. Well may the Mas
saohusetts man blush for the dcgeneracy of
the times n the Cid Bay State.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-01-30

EXECUT0R'S SALE OF REAL AND PER-
H SONAL PRCPERTY.--As executor OF Will
liam Brooks, decd. will offer at public sale, on
the premises Thursday. The 4h Of March next ;,
the TRACT OF LAND on which he esided, con-
tanning about 800 cres, living both sides Of
South River, one mile above Waynesbcro'. About
ESQ acres are cleared, 75 50 are Bottom Land,
and under e. Cd state Of cultivation; the balance
is we'll timbered. 1t has upon it a large and com
Portable MANSION HOUSE, and a never failing
Spring the door, Servants Houses, a large
frame Bank Barn, frame Stable and ether neces-
sary out buildings, with Orchard Of good Fruit.
more particular description is deemed unneces-
sary, persons wishing to purchase are invited to
examine FOR themselves, and attend on the dav of
sale. Possession given nnlt diately
On the same day and at hesame place | viii! al
so sell one unimproyed lot in the town Of
Wayne&borc'. Also, SIX NEG anES-3 men. 2
boys, woman and child. also, Carriage and
Harness, Buggy and Harness, Horses and Cattle,
Hogs, Wago-S, Poughs, Harr6 $, Corn Drill.
Wheat Fan, Grain in the ground, loco 1900
Bushels of Corn. Rye and Oats. Hons hold
and Kitchen Furniture, and various other articles
too tedious to enumerate.
TERMS OF SALE.-For the land, one fourth IN
hand the sance in three equal annual aylnents.
satisfactorily secured. The terms for the lot and
negroes will be made known IL the day OF safe
On the personal property credit oit1,ine ntonthl
will be given all sums o. 81 0-snd uTN ards, pui-
chasers giving beGtis ard approved security un-
der $40 cash. j. NJ BROOKS,
For of Vim. H 3uks, deed.
Jan. 80. lS58.-tds.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-01-30
Ew Oursnei eIsbors Of fine Snecfator

BE- OursncglEbers Of the Spectator in
compllmenting us upon the introduction of
New Feature" in our paper, seem to
think the addition as an improvement" as
we will have less Of democratic herasy."
In return, we suggest to our friends that
they introduce a new feature into theis.
paper by ceasing to advocate exploded the
orlcs,-the Wing party. is defunct- the
Know Nothing party dead as a maclxarcl--
and no party'ne77 but the Democratic party
claims acknowledgements they intro
duce 1'new,feature" by supporting a ma
tional administration, and thus relieve their
readers from the leadcn dullucss Of its col.
-sllnns
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-01-30
Death OF Eminent EurOneans,

Within the past few days the English
papers announce the Death Of four dis
tinguished persons. Gen. Havelock, the
distin guished British officer, recently in
command Of the English forces in India
Marshal Radetsky, who has played SO dis
tinguiehed a part in the Austrian Empire,
lately died at the age OF a2 The death of
Reschid Pacha, Grand Vizier of Turkey, is
also announced, as also that Of Mmle. Ra-
chel, the great tragedienne of Paris.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-01-30
HON. JOHN LETCHER.

The following extract is from the edtc-
rial correspondence Of the Alexandria Ga
zette, an opposition print, and is just COM
pliment to our distinguished representative:
The remarks Of MIR. LETcHER, If STir-
ginia, on the Lawrence, Stone & Co. co.,
ruption buslness-a manufacturing compc-
ny Of Massachusetts, said to have disbursed
1897 900 corrnptay among members and Of
fcers Of the last Congress, and others, to
procure the passage of proposition to a.
mend the tariff law-were characterized by
the usual clearness and force which distin-
guish that gentleman's speech
Mr.. fletcher, asAe generally does, when
he rises to any question, made some very
happy hits and retorts indeed, there is no
member on the Black Republican side of the
House, who can, by any possibility, be
considered a match for him in debate Mr..
Banks, the late Speaker Of the Hotse, I'M
aestoolS to meet Kim, and was badly worst
ed rand the same fate inevitably attends
any member of the opposition who has the
hardihood to ence,nter him upon the floor.
He is considered as one Of stke especial
sa,arlfat's OF tthe Treasury besides beirg,
in debate, an acknowledged leader; ard
the rank thus dcservoIly assigned to him
cannot fail to crafty the pride Of every citi-
zen Of the Old Dominion. There is no more
useful member on the floor Of the House
than Mr.. Lctcher, and none who has dis
tino'tished himself more highly in all the
essentials which ought to characterize re-
preventative lie has the information and
fores ght II 1 statesman, aud the incorrur-
tibllity ef.ars-1fhoaest man. Such are the
.2en who do l2onor to Virginia, and | do
hope, although differing in politics, to see
him The next Governor of the Old Domin-
i'm. Ac certainly deserves TIE hcnor, for
the many services ae has rendered Tie poo-
ple of the State.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-01-30


ITO all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases;
i such as SPERMATOKRHGA. SEMINAL.
WEAKNESS. IMPOTENCE, COMO RKuCEA.
GLEET, SYPHILIS, the Vice OF OAA NISM, OF
HE.F ABUSE, &C., sc.
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION in view of tic
awful destruction Of human life. caused bv Sexual
diseases, and the receptions praetis,d plyon tins
unfortunate victims Of sutt disefSes rv sDaacks.
several years ago directed their CofsrltiLy Sur
gnon charitable act worthy Cf t'tir la H.. Il,
open Dispensary for the trea ment Of this class
Of diseases, in all thir ferms, 2nd to give MEni-
CAL ADVICE GRATIS, to al wIfc apply by let
ter, with desGripscn ct their conditi ~ q. e. oc-
cupaton, habits of life &c.,) anil in cases OF ex-
IRENE poverty, to FURNISH MEDICINES FREE
OF CHARGE 1t is needless to add that the f1-
ISOLATION commands the highest Medical skill OF the
age, and will furnish the most approved modern
treatment.
The directors review Of the past, feel ASST
red tlret their fbors in this sphere OF benevolent
effort, have been OF great benefit to the afflicted
especially to the young, and they atfye resolved
devote themselves Wtth rel .wvd 2:al 70 this yeIv
impor tart bat nl>eelf ,fessi5ed cause
just Published by the Association, a Report en-
Sf'ermatorrhUa, Seminal " eakness til, Y ICE ri
Onanism, Masturhation or Self Ahllse and otirr
diseases of b Sexual Organs, by the Consulting
Surgeon, which will be sent BY mail. in ii seal. i
letter envelope FREE OF CiIAuGl4, ON lecci1
OF Two STAMPS for ostame.
Address, for Report or treatment. Dr. GEORGE
X. CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon, iion ard A.
sociation No. South Ninth street. Ihila~ iplt.t,
Pa.
By order Of the Directors.
EZNA p. HEAktWELL, Pre- ajaelt.
GEO. FAiGCIDLD, Stc,etss.g.
Jan 3d. t65H. -Fv.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-01-30
LATER FROM MEXICO.

New ORLEANS, January 25.-The Mail
Steamship Tennessee has arrived from Vera
Cruz. The whole of Mexico is said to be
in a condition Of complete anarchy, and
nearly every State and town were pronounc-
ing against Comonfort. The President has
two thousand troops, with fair proportion
of artillery under his control. Gov. Zulo-
ago holds the citadel and barracks, Gene
ralZuloago had been taken prisoner by Com
onfort. but released on parole. Zuloago and
Santa Anna are favored by various parties
fer the Presidency.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-01-30
REMOVAL.

The ''Nindicator'' Office has beenremovcd
to the Brick Building, on Main Street, long
occtsnied IS tie Spectator Printing Office.
where we invite our friends and patrons to
call, and where We will take pleasure il
serving them,
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-01-30
- % yEGf*E:

HHE subscriber is anxious to scribe up his bust
a ness IN order to pay OFF his debts to his indu-
gent creditors, therefore, it is necessary that all
who know themselves indebted to him will come
forward and pay Off He offers his present Stock
ofGOODS at reduced prices for CASH. He also
offers two HOUSES and LOTS in Newtown. and a
vacant Lot of about ONE ACRE on Green Street for
sale.
The title good. MATTHIAS SCHMITT.
Jan. so, lo5S.--3ts.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-01-30
Full and Fair Notice.

From the 1st of January, (nstant.) the
price of the indicator will be 500 a
year, but from subscribers who pay within
the year So will be received in full: The
regular price of $3.50 will be rigidiy and
impartially exacted from all who fail to pay
before the expiration of the year.
January 8, 1855
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-01-30
Bound Orey The Petersburg Democrat


We understand f,ean private source,
that the authorities Of the city, anticipating
that something serious would result from
the rencontre between Messrs. Wise and
Ridgeway, bound Mr.. Wise over to keep
the peace in the sum of S., 900.