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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-06
Markets. Reported By Teiegvari.

BrPRALo Nov. m.-FrouR steady and IN modeE ~ de-
msnd WHRAanoher advance in Fehts has checksd the Do
No Chicago Spring a. 81; 90 bush Green Bag Club
> 0j 5000 bush Red Winter 81 Is CoRS closed frmers
sales II eco bush at soc but held Sic at the close OA ten
26c BARLKy dull 62c. RYE steady; ,aes 100 bush at
Csc WusKY nominal at Dos. Canal FRsIsErs 23c Wsest
10 NewloTk No shipments Of CIR Caua ExPoRrs: aAo
bb Flour III AS buah Nhest 10 coo bush Corn c eash
Oats Lake lNPoRTs since hday morning "a 81 bbs Flour
$50 bnsh Wheat 2s2 SEQ bush Corn; l00 bl.h Osts
3l bush Bseyy $50 bush. Rye Total bush Flour reduced
10 Wheat 80 5i2 bush
CuCAGo Nov. 5 p. IN Flour 6rm WHsAr qu.e.i sales
slGe2e fF No h store CoRS and T. higher sses Of
1900 bush at 500 S6ic, In stors. Oars quiet
$500 bbls Flour eco bush. Wheat 40 eush SeIa ssr
MENrs-So bbls. Flour lsGo hnsh Wheat 500" BUN c9n-
FHKGnTs easier; l2lqlsc Wheat 70 buhNo STUNT hi
cHANOB on Hesfoik st y cen. premium -.
ALRANN, Nov s. d n. m.-kLOvR hrmi sales M defste-
WHEir-Mcrs do,ns but supple. hunted sale. ofs 80 ea.s
No Chicago spring II 81 II 900 bush Ned StSe a. 81 -
and car ets do al - 20 steady a. 53Gsc sales 5000
hush CoRN dull tie quantity oherus Is light sales 90 on-
Mesteu Mixed NJ BAILEY in fair demand Rficss
ronger sales 800 20 ou.h 10 for state ss o 1919
Fast ana sc or CsnAda West WmsSy-Sees 200 bbls sc
CfNCiNSAr Nov. h-EfoJR in better deaan3i sses !sW
bbls. 81 S5a 81 q WskAr advanced sole Re- eio%
81 10; Mti1 81 l4U 81 IS WHsSEN steady a. l.c fso
ss on the SPOT ard So rs fo m,ae Jeyery MossY hax-
cary. SieHT LNCMANGE OF Newly orb dull At cent pro
osy geo. Nov S 6p m -FIouR unchanged wmsAT osss
81 Vg and litVO bush No.thWssten Club Al 81 II Aneat
Other grain qfiet CANAL kRKfGnfs c. higher gain,
with an sdvspeips tendency Flour +se Whs, 10 Na;
bnsh Wheat 400 bash Corn 500 bush. Barley CANAL
Exronys 7sS Dbl. Flour 1tioo bush Wheat 1880 bush
Com, 1890 bush Barley,
ile for Mddns sce,R dull al 6tGio for Alr 70 fully AI-
MHIA.sKs 3Ada9c. kHxGArs-Ccton 10 Liverplol sNt
London leo 9le6 and With bills Of aiding ls1
1905 sts& EA,hANes on Nsw-f0rh lgle cert dseeinS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-06
lAdysrtiseueri
To THE ELECTORS OF THE lid CONGRESSIONAL


DISTRICT.
FRLIowCITuFEs Before casting your votes for Member Of
Congress this Ditrci read few facts which develop the
most STARTLING INSTANCES CoEErrToS nsoent gain
and ate and disregard Of tie political rights Of American c
ans that possibly be imagined The contest calls for your
most serious considt ration md 0I ioa gee 70 before
casting which defeat either honesty dishonesty
no longer contest confined to the choice Of pold
cal principle Tue candidates IN the held AsoR j. VIII
LAssos, JOINS T. SAVAGE and BzSJAuS WoOD ell Of whom
well known the old re,dnt o. the District also to the
conmnniy at large. As foI liz williamson he is universally
Acknowledged to Of tie most liberal upright and iads
gent employ ing printer in New York treating hi, employee,
with tie libeTay aid giving them she prices, .t
be desired snd demanded when he himself dependent upon
his labor ouIneynen for lvehooi As Of many In
In proof Of this may te ssted thu. Wien, in 1885,
business in very propeTous condition. Biz Williamson
TOLJATAEILY hAsKr Tx WOE 81 ne pntsrs IA his smploy
and this act Of hi. were TIE printer in all parts Of he city
END its adacenee ndeeit for an 5,hsd ,dync. in the
scale prices y hsd hh, TO received Other and mspy
SpcIg SydeLces Of Ma NiGn'on determination 70 support
and advocA.
bsye been for e presented 20 le pu5ie through hs column,
publisher The steesia THIS p ever snce lie has I'D sos
con.To Ct have been earntst b.e IN defense the est
ta p ple OF LAND REloEN Of which princp lie Il known I,
have been Of the earliest and snhusstc sppoe.
Again proof BE- wsiius 10 the ploc-edng tbs
The viii show that be Invariably bis vote ,nd en-
ertcd his influence. irrespective Of peons advass in favor
lives Aud let itose with sel sd nothen who rlio-,a-
nsey to can ter breed By wok tesr Al m!nd that
cscy 20 inteert and srdeh nr WNilntons Dispotch
Now ct Nv draw the Tr, s1HfrG picture.
NJ NiliAnsoI's leading opptlsEt IL Mr. BENJAMIN Wood
Wat has lac done 10 ete him stat Ia CO. ,ss1 WHY
dos be for ~ IL IL because having openly detaty aud
uueenry been braT 81 he lIss Of The state OF NeWYor
oil HE Ne that be ssks 20 be evsrd the pos. maker
Of laws lor tho United States IL belase the nsr ,et4ih
be b. gor ID by the petep violation Of law ha ;asa
peoenA from the pockets Of tie poor toisl s because he
only by BENJAMIN Wood BIZ political snd pesaniiry sr'a,
dsen,t Here Issue vii ought 90 be sone quite fut
csnt 10 prevent the honest u meau aud the unfortunate
d,epe Of lard work 10 eI-le the scLi in bis favor Hut
ths the only sous question 10 be settled IN this
M Benjamin Wood .nowede HE ubtn.ss for seat IN the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-06

PROBABLE MURDER or 4 STEAMBOAT Hssp.-y.-
terday afternoon the body Of about 40 yssy,,t
6ge was found fosing In the do a, the f,o. az n.
street, North River and at the instance OF &c.,,
Brevoort Of the Third Ward Police, IL wss ,ay. e.
the water and removed to the Sa,i,n Uousa !, a..
District. TIE deceased had t~o deep cute th,yass n.
eyelids, the wounds having evidently been ioF,..s
WIN some sharp instrument. Hblo~er lip had p;s,s
bitten out, and bs face was covered with GORE.
The Sergeant forth in ent, red into an invs..,..
Of the matter and leaned tba, the nam. Of n. A.
ceased was MaDnus Farren, AID that IA, .or,. a..
past he had been engaged a. deck On boa,5
stesmbeat Jonas c Heart On SATURDAY. la., n. 4.
ceased, with come Of he crew. went on a 49,. "a
upon retnruDg to the boat during the night h !. .a,S
that he had quarrel with the captain There ~.
considerable of disturbance on board and Ia ,s,,
morning deceased was not 10 be found. His fienS.
knew nothing Of bis whereabouts until his BODY ~,
taken from the river.
"A stranger who was engaged the Heart, o, Sam.
day, reported on Sunday morning that during tie p,.
vious night be heard splash 10 the water and thnk.
ing that seme one had fall'n overheard, he throw
rope in the direc ion whe co the sound emsaael. TIE
Sergeant took into custody one Of the hands named
Patrick McLauebliD, and locked bin up "a a Wines.
Mclaughlin was on beard during the disturbsnss, and
Is supposed to know son etbDg IN regard 10 the M Of
The deceased. The Coroner " as notified.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-06

-Ifanybody wants TO edit The VicksJurg Se's.isa
be may be edited by the folio .ipg brief history II
some Of the men who have figured ia tia, posiion:
DR.. James HagaD took hold in 1897 had a number Of
street fights, fought doel with bis brother editor Of
TheWhig, and WIS killed in 1912, in street. sgb By
D. w. Adams. His assistant, I'aac c. Partridge died
Of yellow fever 10 1889. Dr. J. S. Fan, spOthsr a.
siitsnt, had number Of ghts 10 one of which be was
badly wounded. James Ryan, next editor, was killed.
by r. f. Hsmmet Of The Waig. Next came Waller
Hickey, who had several rows and was repeatedly
wounded; he killed DIR. Msclin, snd was soon after
himself killed in Texas. John LsvDs another editor
was imprisoned for the violence Of his articles. Mr.
jenkins, bis successor, killed in the street. by H.
A. Crabbe; Crsbbs was murdered in Sonora. F. c.
Jones succeeded Jenkins but soon aferward drowned
himself.
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CIRCULAR-THE sUPERvISORsHIP.

Nzw-YoRK, Nov. l. 1860.
The undersigned residents and business in this
County irrespective Of party, being impressed with the
vast importance to the taxpayers Of preserving the
political balance it exists at present in the Board Of
Supervisors Of this County, earnestly recommend you
to vote fer and your influence in behalf of WLLia
r. STEWART of the firm Of Stewart & Smith, builders
for Supervisor.
Mr.. Stewart has occupied the position Of Supefvi-
sor for the last three years, being now President of
said Board and his conduct in ssid position has been
such as TO commend hi 10 the faithful confederation OF
public whose interests he has zeaousy iabored 10
promote
One Of the Democratic candidates for this position
viii certainly he elected, and it is matter Of the
greatest proprsty that Mr. Stewart shall be selected AS
the other II, mber Of the Board.
We are con ident that tie selection Of William H.
Stewart, as one Of the Supervisors to take their
places in tLe Board on the let of January rext VIII
involve no sacrifice of feeling honor whatever, bu!
will reflect the highest credit upon the citizens Of New
York and we therefore trust you will endeayor TO
secure bis election. Truly yours, &c.
JoIo A. Harriet Builder No. Ig7 East 10th street.
Ioln G. BrAnt Builder No lO7 West 10th stfeet
Isgae Lewis Builder No 43 East 18th street
Brown Adams, Hone Mover.
& p Mon1s Msrble Works No. lA Greene street
TbcuN Craze, GTrnits Cut;,r No 100 hadison 'yeneo
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FIRES.
EIRr ~ FORrY.FIRsT strict.

FlIW ~ FOKTY'FIRsT sTEtET'
About A O'Clock yesterday morning fire broke out
in the frame stable on West Forty first street. in the
resr of the grocery store No. 04j Broadway. -Four
horses ip the stable were rescued The frame building
next The gable was destroyed. The grocery building
front as also damaged by water. Th"se premises be-
long to Frederick Kapp, and were fully Insured. The
frame tenement house No. A West Forty first street
aso caugh, fire. but was sxtnguiahed The first story
wss occupied by Charles Nsyd as barbershopi dam
age, $50 Incurred for $3.50 in the Hamilton Insurance
Company. The uppsr rooms were occupied by several
families, whose furniture badly injured. No In
surance.
FIRE rs MORRIS STREET.
FIRE broke out about bafp II last night in Nor
rs street. near Greenwich street, in an ron-rsilng
shop.
FIRE IL JOHN STREET.
About 10 o'clock this morning fire broke out in
John street near Nassau street. in dry goods st0re
Neither Of the two last mentioned fires did much
damage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-06

Bold RoBBERY.-0n Sunday evening John G.
Adsms blacksmith encountered German named Vaenas
Eschenede and induced bim 10 dirk 10 several dfeoea.
looms At enh while walking in fith street Avenue
Adams suddenly drew db knife 10 stab him. and ss1
bis compsnions watch and chain with which he ran o. Of
the FL venth Pr cnet heard the slsm raised BY s
German gave chase Adms and succeeded in anss1s nm
The stolen property found In his possession and Jas
Steers locked him 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-06

Among the passengers arrived yesterday by the
Adriatic are Bishop Kip and son of California; Rev.
W. Adams and family Of thi, eityi Colonel Pcksns
late United States Minister to Russia Colonel Lay
United States Army Mrs. W. l. Marcy and daughter,
and W. II. Calhoun, Secretary United States Legation
at lars,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-06

JPSW w C,-rsn & Co Hass.,uitss Ceote 't'e..
William Dimond Iron Works No 20 Vest $50 ,'ree'-
John Fost~r CrntsctSr No li9 Ess, lsh ~, -.
Ah1a, der sbser, blue Stone Bars tnf se'.tre-n
Aen Mlnr Pres Masl r,oa Saith sinesr y On. Dress -"
Jsses Wobers sor, Pse,I MuI' ~" lo'n s''eN
In Tayr, Granite, No 26I West 5st IT,. ,o.A ,,et
4 Denmtn Bulldog hst@r.isi 10 ~ "e'' i''o So"
Nc Eidfz Bui5eT, 5'h stfeet %, =, 9TH .,,,s.
Chsrles schultz Biict Dealer No ~ Vfseowiih stree"
J r. Brown, Real Estate No Oh By' ss ~, ..,
Wirnnd SAWYER Stone Cu.fer: 70 loo Ferry street.
~ ~ ma Bu,lder No. 155 West 2l.t srAet
m ons, r. sHfth Bui3er No Il Esst 2stb greet
FJy.,d Robiason PIss.ersr. No. 80 We.' $50 't'eet
hbe.rsylor Pi,,isI No ~ s va ss S .te"t
~ Ss,"ss Lime 4 OF Fast 2ath stre-t . n, nj.
~ Arnold Boildj1g Materials FOO: sd street. H. isi'eI
Logs eSsn.T son B1ilders 80 y E,s, 18th street
mach Architect Nos 81 AID 50 Exchange Place.
DJ NJ Master Brown Stone loot We, go .,fse ~ River
p pnrr, Ls1osr., Builder, No Is5 we'. 21ths-
Iobn Pettiqrsw Contractor, No. 80 5tbsy
Moore sI5msn Builders, No. 100 Yves: &ih's;.
b Smith Coz sme stone ne No lS i.'ia'
= u Broype Gianite Gutter Hudson sld l3.h lts.
Edward Gridley. Builder. No 10 sth,s7
PA Lehman Real Estate Nc 9; 100 u. East Sc 9Ia'
Amos Woodruff Builder No oil "es' Ae'ht
John r. Cories Builder 3thst.
r. @. OTIS No 307 Broadway. -
Tbop,ss Wilson, Builder No Ito West 2th-st.
Ssmrel A. Warner A. chitect Boadgsy and Maidenlsne.
Noah Norris, Stone Cutter, 4th.st, North River.
Ja,ob c. Bogert, Bsilder, No. l53 McDouga,st.
John It Conover Builder No. $50 Greenvich-st.
VIM II. Merrill, jr, Lime Dealer, No. ol3 Henryst
Tbous. McDowsh, Contractor, No. 1916 East l3ths-
Peter J. Bcg-rt Builder, No. 1873 McDo1gaist.
Henry h. Keller Building Materials, No "a Eas. alstst
WIN. ID Baker, Coal No. 80 Eat l5th-st
E. s. Vaughan, Asphaltnm, No. 30 Cedar-st
A. o. BogeTt, Builder, M. l05 5ank
O w. Ford Builder, No. 50 HoratoS.
John n. Otiiwel, R7ofer No 1879 3dsv
Edwnd " God No 80 PinAst
Peter shsDd Mason, No l69 Yves. 1s.h-r. .
And many others.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-06
CITY POLITICS..

The sun rises at 81 to-day and sets at $50. The
polls are open from sunrise to sunset. Wide-Awakes
be on hand before the polls open to that there
ballot box stufhDg, this time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-06
MARRIED.

CARR-TYLFR-On Monday evening, Nov. ), BY the Rev
Lott Jones william R. Carr to Susan yonnses. aaostsra
the late William TYLER, esq. all OF ibis city.
Manchesier England hst, Mediterranean and CaEsorzs
papers please copy.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-04-06
VIRGINIA Hotel.

FTNHIS we'll known establishment, now presents
i largely additional facilities, for The accommo.
dation of the travelling Public. Mr.. VIM. II Pey-
ton, retains his connection and associates with him.
rs Proprietor and Manager, Mr.. VIM. Jordan, for
merly of the Lexington Hotel. and more recently
of the Rockbridge Baths. The style Of the new
6rm is
JORDAN & PEY TON.
The Proprietors have secured corps OF efficient
and accommodating assistants, who will unite with
them in laying every attention to those stopping
at the Hotel. Capable and faithful servants are
also provided. to ensure the comfort Of guests
The table will continue, as heretofore, to equal
that of any Hote! in the State.
The Proprietors would also call special attention
to the fact, that by the erection of NEW BULL
DINGS, already commenced, they will shortly
have at command
THIRTY ADDITIONAL ROOMS.
by means of which they will be enabled to afford
greater comfort to transient guests, and to accom-
mod tie families wishing to spend the Summer in
Staunton. Connected with the Hotel. extern
sive Stables, under the management of Byers Co.,
this department. Horses will be taken on Livery.
and Horses. Buggys and Hacks. will be afforded to
guests reasonable te, MS
In conclusion, the Proprietors pied re themselves
to spare pains to continue, AMI increase the pre-
sent reputation of the House, and to serve an ap-
precative Public
WIN. il. PEYToN. Prop'rs.
n. 3. The office of all the Stage lines is at this
House, also the office of Adams & Co.'S Ex-
press.
JORDAN & PEYTON.
Stanton, Jan. 20, ls60-tfs-Spec. Copy.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-04-06
.'IMPROvED TEsTRUMENT
For Surveying an0 Calculating Areas. -

vTHIS snstrumant is a SEMI circular plate, with
needle-box attached to the diameter, and
the circular edge graduated in degrees and there
being movable limb or alidade attached to the
centre Of the plate, with verners at both 9, tie
bearing OF line can De read for any number Of
degrees minutes.
The plate is so divided as to form, with the scale
Of the alida1e traverse table Of lines instead Of
numbers, which gives once the latitude and de-
parture of any course and distance run.
The table answers the same purpose for ascer-
tanning heights and distances. the required dis
tanca is read from tire plate without tie trouble Of
referring to the lOgarithmic tables.
1t gives the horizontal measurement of the lines
Of 2 survey; and where there is local attraction
the lines be traced independent of the needle,
there being two pair of sights, enabling the
yevor to form at once the angle required by the
bearings of the courses.
The variation of an old line is easily calculated
it. and for such work as leveng for mill races
or draining land, it answers every purpose of the
level.
There is an attachment for solving obloue tri-
angles, which gives TIE base and perpendicular OF
the trial. le from which the area can be ascer-
taneG very readily and it also gives the bearing
and distance of the closing line in division ct land.
The Instrument can be used with either the
sighth or telescope.
Address, R. D. LILLEY, Staunton.
tE- Read the following certificate:
u. S. CoAsT SURVEY OFFICE, |
Washington, Jan. 10th, 1859 !
The Surveying Instrument exhibiting to me by
Col. Liley is a combination of the Surveyors Com
pass with protractor serving as traverse table
1t gives at the latitude and departure Of any
course and distauEe and has several other
useful and ready applications in ordinary survey
ing.
The principles upon which it works very OBJ
vious, and so far from being complicated, it rath
err serves to illustrate the nature of the survey
Much ab0 o. calculation and plotting may be
saved By It's use and when well made aud correct
~ graduated. it will give reliable results.
A. ID. BACHE, Supt. q. 8. Coast Survey.
March .. IS60.--tc
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-04-06
MISCELLANEOUS.
HOW TO KEEP Gle Nv,
Use EgOraback's Soap.

I'VE the undersigned take this method OF inform
w ing the citizens of Augusta and kocklngham
counties that we have purchased OF VIM. 9. kligore
the owner for the State of Va. the right OF sald
counties to manufacture and sell family rights to
make Rorapack's Compound Chemical, Toiiet and
Washing Soap, and will be in Staunton during
Court week, for the purpose OF selling family rights
to all who may wish to purchase This soap mas peen
prominently before the American public Tor more
than two years, it has been thoroughly tested Dy
many thousands of people who pronounced 1t to be
the cheapest Soap heretofore known . -
In the place this Soap recommends Itself to
every family for its cheapness and superior ceans-
ing qualities.
2nd-For its being so easily made.
3d-Because it will wash with half the ordinary
labor of common Soap.
4th-Y GU can wash the finest texture OF Lawns,
Muslins or Laces without any rubbing.
5th-It will effectually remove grease from any
kind of cloth whatever without the slightest Injury
TO the goods.
This Soap is made without using either grease or
I've, and be made in ten minutes after the water
boils. The Toilet Soap is made without at a cost
OF cents per pound. and the washing Soap at three
fourths of cent per pound. All who wish to try
the qualities of this Soap call at the National
Hotel or Virginia Hotel and get some OF it Tree OF
charges after you are satisfied it is gel uine art-
Gle, will be pleased to sell all family right who
may wish to purchase.
Messrs. Kilgore and Pendleton will also be at the
virginian for the purpose of selling County rights
dc. SWINK u H1TE.
july %, lS59-tf
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-04-06

The above is portrait of David NicCreary ofv,.
pier township, who the 3lst day of August Isas5
made affidavit before Justice ('orey that he was
treated for the cure OF Cancer BY three physicians
81 Bedford county, and BY DR.. Newton OF the Ec-
iectlo College in Cincinnati for period of nearly
eight months, notwith landing which, his In no.s
ana per1ton of hts left cheek entirely ,ofes
w"y! re he'd giyen up all hope, when he heard of
the "biood Searcher, and was induced to try It,
Four bottles cured him, and although sgcs!y disdY-
ured there IS no question but what this invausbls
medicine saved his life. The fall particulars of this
remarkable case may be seen in circular, which
can be bad Of any Of the gents.
p, we also retdr to The case of Nancy Bleakney Of
Elderton. Armstrong county, Pa. cured Of Sol ofu-
la after being unable TO get out f bed for ,res
years.
To the case Of lady in Au,onviIle, Clea field
county, who was also afflicted with Scrofula in it's
wort form.
To the case of George Meisel, residing II cnrroI-
town, Cambria county, Pa, who was so badir af-
h'ctea with Csncer THAT it ate his entire nose Off
and his case vas worse if possible. than McCearv's.
The particulars of these cases; even tne of which
was cured by the use Of tbs Blood Scarcher--may
also be fet,ad in circular to be had CT any of tho
Agents.
r. NJ. LEMON, Proprietor.
Laboratory for the manufacture and fale, near
the Pa. Railroad Depot. Hollidaysburg, Pa.
DR.. George II. Keyser Wholesale Agent Pitts-
burg, Pa. DR.. W. B. Young, Staunton, Va, O.
III. hing, Waynesboro', Va.
January, 6. 1S60-ly,
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Virginia Central Railroad.
la O. lsI - ]


MA1L AND PASSENGER TRAIN Come EAST.
7 EAVES Staunton daily at 6.55
IL +" Waynesboro' q 100
GONE WEST.
Leaves staunton Tri-weekly, viz:-Mopdays,
Wednesdays and Fridays at 2.45 m
Leaves Jacksons River for Staunton on Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays at 81 m
Freight Train scih Passenger Car attached,
GoING WEST.
Leaves Waynesboro' Tuesdays, Thursdays,
and Saturdaysat 800 M
Leaves Stanton same days at ii 90 m
GONE EAST.
Leaves Jackson's River on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays at 500 m
Leaves Stanton for Waynesboro' $50 m
Mail Train going East connects at Charlottes-
vile with the Orange and Alexandria Train fer
Lvnchburg, and at Gordonsville with the same
Train for Alexandria, Washington, Baltimore, &C.,
and at Richmond with the Richmond and Peters
burg railroad for Petersburg Trsin going West
Miliboro' with Stages for Warm Springs; at Jack
sons River with Stages for White Sulphur, Lewis
burg, &c.
Richmond, Feb. "a, lsec.-tc
JOHN A. ROBINSON, RoRERr r. RoBERfs.
ROBINSON & ROBERTS
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, for the sale of
Tobacco, Flour Grain &C., and dealers i'll Perry
Wan, and other Guanos. Under the Tobacco Ex.
change. Corner Cary 18th, Street, Richmond
Va.
Liberal advances made on Consignments.
REFERENCES
William II. Macharlan, President Farmers
Bank. Richmond.
Col William Walden, William Miller, F. G..
Skinner, Rappahannock.
Charles Grattan, DR.. George W. Kemper, jr.
Rockingham
Thomas H. Antrim, John T. Aitrtmj Samuel
H. Steele, Waynesboro'.
Abraham Lynn, R. J. Hope, Stanton,
Augusta.
Stilman d Ashlin, Henry W. Wood,
Fluvannas
William Baker, Robert NJ. Baker, John NJ
Timberlake, Louisa.
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