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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-04-01
SPRING TR AID
1857. SPRING TRADE. 1857
SMITH, RHODES s. CO.,
LATE SMITH Il ROBERTS,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
FOREIGN l. DOMESTIC HARDWARE,
Cutlarv CunS. SsddlerV. &C., &C.,

OFFER for sale on equal terms with any regular
I house here or elsewhere, large and well selected
stock of Hardware especially adapted to the trade OF
Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee. The goods
have been selected with great and purchased di-
rect from the manufacturers of England and this coun
try upon the best terms. We respectfully solicit from
the Merchants and Saddlers visiting this market an
examination of our stock before purchasing. Our
stock is comprised in part as follows, viz: Building
Materials of every description, great variety OF
Tools for Carpenters Coopers Smiths, Tanners, Sad
dlers &C. Pocket and Table Cutlery large variety
ScytRes Grass, Grain, Clover, German, all sizes
Scythe Snathes, Hay and Straw Knives, Brer- Hooks
Bits Strrups, Buckles Hog and Sheep Lining Skins
Thread, Patent and Enamelled Leather Whips, Serge
Chains, Axes Axles, Springs, Nuts, Washers, Bolts
Horse and Mule Shoes, Horse Shoe Nails, Hollow
Ware Saddles Brides Hatters, Anchor Boiling Cloth
Sadde-Trees Horse Collars, Guns, Rifles, Pistols Re-
yolers, Cast, Shear and Blister Steel, AnyiS, Vices
Bellows, Tongs, Buttress, &c. &c. &c.
rah 1877 -3mOs
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JUST TO HAND
81 hhds. No. n. o. Sugar,
hhds. No p. r. d0
3 hhds No. l n. o. Molasses,
4 bbls. Golden Syrup,
4 bbis. each A. B. and c. Coffee Sugars,
bbls. Stuarts Crushed Sugars,
> bbls Pulyerized Sugars,
40 bags best Rio Coffee,
Few bags Java and Moca Coffee,
100 sacks Marshall Salt,
50 kegs Nails, &C., &C., &C.,
All of which will be sold CHEAP FOR CASH.
ALEXANDER, MONTGOMERY CO.
Deerfeld, Oct. %. 1856.
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INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF THE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA,
CHARTERED MARCH IL 1852.
Round CaDital S300, 900,

THIS Company, having been duly organized, Is now
i ready to receive applications and issue Policies,
and offers to the citizens of Virginia the nducement
of home Company for the safe Insurance of all kinds
of PROPERTY, MERCHANDISE, &c. at fair and equitable
rates The Directors assure the public that this Com
papy will be conducted with view to permanency, land
the strctest principles of equity justice and close
regard to economy and the safety of the insured.
PRESIDENT,
J0SEPHS. CARSON.
G. S. FUNK, Secretary. o. F. BRESEE, AOtuary
DIRECTORS,
JOSEPH S. CARSON, JOHN KERR,
JAMES p. RELY, LEWIS p HARTMAN,
LLOYD LOGAN, ROBERT STEELE,
HUGH SlDwELL.
az" Office on Louaon Street, the Valley Bank.
~ GEORGE E. PRICE, Local Agent, Staunton.
April g 1856
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ITO FOR CALLFORNIA!!-The

no FOR 1.-THE chance Of
u making u fortune among the Gold fields OF Can
fornia being more daterng than trusting TO the pro
ducts OF the rich lands of Augusta have determined
10 pull up my stakes and journey thitherward, and
therefore offer for sale my lands, viz; Tract contain
ing 1881 Acres on which now reside IN the valley
of the little Calf Pasture, 20 miles from Staunton.
1t has on it o comfortable DWELLING HOUSE,
Kitchen Smoke-house, Spring house. hne Spring CT
never.failing water lo0 cleared, 20 acres oil
Meadow, and the balance well tmbered. About 90 a.
ores more may be converted into meadow, which, with
the mountain range for stock water in every held ana
the adaptation of the land to grasses makei one OF the
best Grazing Farms in the county The land produces
all kinds of grain and is about mile from the Central
Railroad alording the amplest facilities for getting TO
market 1t is also conveniently near to Churches Mills
and Schools ,,-
Also u Tract of Land containing IS acres, 5N miles
from otaunton, adjoining JOS. Smiths estate 1t has
on il Brick Neutrality-suspicious. and ehgioly located
good stabling-an Orchard of fine Frult-a hne
Spring So acres cleared aud under fence and altogeh
err it is very attractive place for small family or good
mechanic.
NV terms will be moderate--my address is POND
Gap" and refer to K. Turk, Esq
ELIJAH HUNTER.
Acting as Agent for the Rev. James Hunter, OF Cal-
fornia will dispose also of perpetual Scholarship IN
the WESLEYAN Female Institute, located at Staunton
sIulv o. 1s56.-tf Z. II.
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WAGON MAKING.-Th subscriber has open
w ed Shop at his residence, near the Valley Hotel
pared to execute any Kind of WAGON MAKING
WORK, in the best manner and on reasonable terms
He will also continue to follow his trade OF pAkPEN
TER and orders in that line will be promptly attended
to. Patronage is respectfully solicited.
r:6g@ All kinds of produce taken in exchange for
work. JUN UhEuohA'
Cto,nton March 10 1856
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TSTATE J. d. BRECKINRIDGE.-
II undersigned. having taken the administration of
this estate ask of all persons having claims against 1t
of any kind, to present the to us, properly au-
thenticated for settlement.
Our desire is to ascertain promptly the real conai-
t;on of tbe estate and we ask of the creditors
able opportunity to do So upon the assurance that
our purpose to press the settlement rapidly as pos
s;hlep ~ N. G. HARTMAN,
JN0. B. BALDWIN,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-04-01

CINCINNATI HAMS.-The subscriber has
7 been appointed Agent for the sale of Cincinnati
Family Cured Hams. Many of the Public Institutions,
Hotels and private housekecpers have found from ex-
perence that il is not only most convenient but most
economical to purchase these hams instead of laying
in a supply of pork. They closely trimmed, and
there is little or no waste Orders promptly attended
80. JUN W. SIhlbLlNU, Agent
A
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DEMOVAL.-I have removed to the Room lately
II occupied by E. Lawton, one door above Crawford
4 Cochran, where will be pleased to see my friend:
and customers Nv Stock of Goods, among which viii
be found many desirable styles, will be sold at prime
Cost for Cssh, or its equivalent.
NV accounts are made out to the ls inst, and beg
leave to say respectfully, but decidedly to thoseindebt
ed, that desire and expect prompt payment as an
VIM A. STERRETT.
Staunton, Jan. IA, 1S57.-2m.-Vind copy.
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sortment of French and German COlOgnes; Luz
bins Extract of Rose Geranium, Musk, Verbena, Pa
chouly, Sweet Pea Hehotrope, Jasmin, Jockey Club,
&C., &c. -, >,
Soaps, &C. lust received and for sale by
LAIRD 4 LINK, Chemists Il Druggists.
Stanton Ian Z lS57-Town papers copy:
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r OOK OUTi-The bonds due me in this county
i 4 have been placed in the hands of Imboden 4
McCue for Collection If not paid by the first day oil
the March Court suit will be brought in every case.
Feb o. 1857 WIN. F0UTZ.
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staunton, May %, 1856.
Z. B. ADDISON. ID. HOWARD
ADDISON e HOWARD,
n ENERAT. COMMISSION IL FORWARD.

Or ING MERCHANTS, and dealers in Agricultural
Implements Seeds, Fertilizers &c, at Messs Addison
Meade's Old Stand, Union Street, ALEXANDRIA,
VA-Orders for Pennock's Wheat Drills, either with
or without Nelson's Guano Attachment, as well as all
other articles In their line to be had in their Market
will be filed with promptness.
Terms CASH or its equivalent.
Particular attention will be paid to the SAFE of Four
Wheat, Corn, Rye, &c. -,
Goods consigned to their care will be forwarded With
despatch.
An 1874
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-04-01

NTCCOKMICKsS COMBINED NEAFER
WI AND M0WER.--TO THE FARMERS OF
ROCKINGHAM, AUGUSTA AND R0CKBRIDGE.
The undersigned would most respectfully offer the
Farmers of the counties above named as agent for c.
H. Mccormick, this greatest Of all time and laJOr sa-
ring Machines 1t is also warranted to SAGE at least
rsetourts of grain scattered by ordinary grading
This Machine is of worldwide reputation, having had
awarded 10 it the first Medals of Honor both in this
country and Europe Last year, two gentleman. one
in Rockingham and one in Roekbrdge obtained these
Machines, and they express themselves well pleased
with both reapng and moving. | will, in q few
weeks, be out distributing handbills with blank or
| ders. THOkNION BERRY.
| Feb 4, 1S57.-4m.
n. B-Farmers will recollect that Reaper and
Mower Separately will cost about $780, or $40 each
delivered here while the combined Machine will cost
only SlGj Ny address is Staunton, or Cline's MILL
Au1usta CO.. Va. T. b
"a" Town papers and Lexington and Harrisonhurg
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-04-01
GALLERY OF PHOTOGRA

IL PHY-The subscriber would respectfully call the
attention. of the Ladies and gentlemen of Staunton and
vicinity to his new and beautiful Style of Pictures, far
superior to Dagauereoype, Crystalotype or Tabotype
They are termed AMBR0TYPES. These pictures are
conceded 10 be the most beautiful and truthful ever
produced by the Photographic art. The exceeding
neness depth of light and shade and richness Of tone
is wonderful They do not reverse the subject but
represent everything in its true position They are
without the glare of Daguerreotype, and hence, may
be seen in ady view.
.Y"They muet be seen to be appreciated.
tntnn DacD % lS.n.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-04-01

nR. JAMES JOHNSTON, SURGICAL q
~ MECHANICAL DENTIST, having been located
respectfully inform ls friends and thepubic generally
that he still continues to practice Dentistry ~ all lta
various branches with the strctest regard to durab
ty and usefulness. .:.. ,,o
old Spectator Office.
Staunton, Nov. 80, 1854
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-04-01

VIZ j. POINTS hoping by close and assiduous
w (. attention to business to be rewarded with the
patronage of liberal public willnvite your attention
to the following Goods;
Britannia Ware, Block Tin ware
Painted Toilet Sets, Family hardware,
Wooden Ware willow ware, -
And an endless variety of Plain Ware all owhch will
be sold LOW FOR CASH.
r5y" Doors West of Union Hall.
Staunton, Oct. go, 1856.
NEW YEARS. OFFERING.-Tot thin out my,
~ large and we'll assorted stock of READf-MADE
CLOTHING, have concluded to sell the. same at
largely reduced prices to which chance an interested
public will pay due attention.
Persons indebted to me either by book account or
note will bear in mind that their accounts are already
made out, and await prompt settlement.
JACOB P0LLITZ,
Clothing Room, Corner of Va. Hotel
Stanton Jan z 1887
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-04-01

CHEESE.-No Pine Apple and other Cheeses
" also fresh supply of those very popular and de-
ghtful Soda Crackers just received and for sale by
STAPLES, MARTIN CO.
L,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-04-01

MATTRESSES MATTRESSES u
Y have in the hands of my agents, CUSHING q
WATTS Staunton, and Messrs Bumbgardner Nc.
Clure, Greenvle, large supply of Hair Shuck, and
Seaqrass MATTRESSES. Orders for any description
Of Mattresses, Cushions, &C. shall have the prompest
attention For reference as regards the cheaness ana
quality of nv work, | would give Messrs. kayser d
Str c Address NJ w. WALLACE,
Yapceys Mills, Abemarle Co., Va.
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HOMESTEAD FOR si0!aSEC0,NHII

A DIVisi0N.-s3IO 900 WORTH OF BUILD
ING LOTS AND FARMS, IN THE GOLD REGION OF
CuLpEpER County, VA, to be divided amongst 10000
subscribers on the 18th of April 1857. Subscriptions
oy 10 dollars each half down. the rest on the de-
livery of the DEED. Every subscriber will get aBuild-
o06 These Farms and Lots are sold so cheap to in
duce settlements sufficient number being reserved,
the increase in the value of which will compensate for
the apparent low price ROW asked.
A company Of settlers, called "The RappahannocE
Pioneer Association" is now forming and will com.
mence settlement in the spring. Ample security will
be given for the faithful performance of contracts and
promises.
10y" MORE AGENTS ARE WANTED to obtain subscrib-
bers, to whom the most liberal inducements will be
given Some Agents write that they are making $500
Der month Advertising will be done for every Agent
where possible For full particulars, Subscriptions,A
gencies. &C. apply to Z. BAUDER,
Feb. IL, 1857. Port Royal, Caroline CO., Va
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GLOVER SEED.-Just received from Rocking
" ham county, loo bushels Of No. Clover Seed
STAPLES, MARTIN co.
Staunton Jan. 81 1857
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C1PRING TRADE. LAWT0S. MANUFAC-
- TURER and DEALER in BOOTS and SHOES,
in the room formerly occupied by Mrs b A. Brlson,
next door to Geo. Z. Price.
Stanton Nov. 2f, 1856.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-04-01
j - n TIERCES FRESH GROUND PLAS

lou TER now arriving and in good order. Farm.
ers and others may rely on its being pure and well
ground. j. BkANDEBOkG W.
Staunton Mar IL lS57-4t-Vnd. copy.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-04-01

~ LASS, GLASS; large lot of Window Glass,
" various Sizes for sale by
LAIRD Il LINK, Druggists Chemists,
Feb. IL. 1857 Staunton, Va.
Town nanprS coDy
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EVERYBODY LOOK HERE!!!-I CHA

ITO TIE LOVERS OF GOOD TOBACCO !
i JOHN B. EVANS has received at his old stand,
Immediately opposite the Old Post Office a fine and
choice lot of TOBACCO which he is prepared to sell
at from cents to 50 per pound.
Also Pipes Pipc-stems Snuff Boxes, Backing,
Matches, Ink, &C., &c.
Staunton Nov is, 1855
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hats! HATS!-Silk, Panama, Soft, and every
i i other kind of Hats, at
PIPER & FUNKH0USER'S.
Staunton, April 20, 1856.
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NAI Ill II ~ n lON'S aCCOONIS AMI
w made Oft TO the lst January, and as they are
closing up the business of the concern it is expected
that all persons knowing themselves indebted will
come forward promptly and settle.
Staunton JAN o. 1871
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-05

such circumstances as 10 leave no doubt ths sike
had been murdered 1t was first supposed to bs
the body Of Miss Sarah Bloom, and was ideati-
fled as such by the sister of Miss Bloom and tvo
other witnesses. A man of the name Of Jenkins.
who was Last seen with Miss Bloom was detsiu.
ed on this evidence, and was undoubtedly con-
vcted Of the murder by half the gossips 10 the
county; when, on yesterday, Miss Bloom appears
alive and we'll. This furnishes another to tho
many cases in the books In proof Of the uncer-
tainty of certain evidence, while il adds fresh
mystery 10 the affair. 1t seems that the face Of
the victim is 80 much distorted that identdoa-
ton will be almost impossible, and il Is very pro-
bable that this first link in chain of circuu-
stantial evidence will never be fixed so strongly
as to Withstand doubt
In the Oyer and Terminer yesterday was
CONNER ced the trial of the persons charged with
tho murder of Doctor Burdell-a deed which ore
ated an excitement only paralleied by the Park
man murder at Boston some eight years since.
The Court is held by Mr.. Justice Davies; the
prosecution is conducted by the District Attoc-
ney, with whom are joined the Attorney General
Of the State and the Assistant District Attorney,
while the leaders for the defence are equally
matched with their opponents The day was ex-
hausted in empannelling q jury.
The cases we have mentioned excite general
interest because there is an air Of romance aboat
them which lends an irresistible fascination to tho
records Of crime In addition to the Burden
case there are two murder trials which will take
place at this term Of the Court of General Ses-
sions 1t is no 6attering evidence Of what We
call the enlightenment Of the nineteenth century
that the journals should be thus filed with TIE
details of horrible orimes What is the mattoef
DO we live in Christian community What 4
the clergy sbouts
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A CHATTER or HoHRoRs.-A considerable por-
ton of our space this morning Is taken up with
murders and rumors Of murders The newest
grief In IN excitement In q place called English
Neiehborhood near Fort Lee, just across the
Hudson within the limits Of the sovereign State
Of New Jersey. Here lately lived and loved
lady and lawyer. The lady recently took ship
for New Orleans, there 10 arrange some business
connected With her property. She was accom-
panied by the ls~yer, 10 whom she was betrsab-
ed On the passage the lawyer died Suddenly;
the lady returned with his body, and produced .
win by which she was made his sole heir. The
residents Of the Neighborhood have got mp q
large amount of excitement upon this apparently
small capital, and the gossips are trying to make
a second Burdell case Of Il. so far there are no
circumstances sufficiently strong to justify the
sutpicion that the man came 70 his death by foul
means
Further up the river, the quiet town
OF Newbure-and, indeed, the whole coun-
n OF Orppge--bss been thrown into q sts'e OF
,he greatest excitement by the discovery on tne
,ody Of yorng and beautiful women uucer
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Hear both sides--read and examine both sides
and then pronounce judgment. In accordance
with this fair and impartial policy we publish
to-day an article from the St. Lawrence (Ksnsas)
Herald Of Freedom setting forth The exact inten-
toos, purposes and expectations OF the local free
State party, and an article, per contra, from The
South, the new ultra Southern organ at Rich
moud, Va, giving II up that Kansas Ia to be q
free State and forethAdowing, in . gloomy pro
cesion, the Dreadful consequences that mnst in
evitably follow to the slsveholding States from
the los Of Kansas the MalskoF Of their whole
line Of DO der oetences
The programme Of the Kansas free State party,
M explained In their local organ, In exceedingly
simple. They intend TO allow The opposite party
IN get up Their pro slavery constitution without
Opposition but then, as an Offset, the Topeka
free State constitution, adopted by the popular
branch of toe lat Congress, will be submitted W
the next, with formidable petition from the
Kansas free state people in its behalf Next, II
their claim IL considered out Of date tie free
state party propose TO ask that The whole issu
b, orai7 H-cvu back Vroa tb' nforle q Ktn.e~
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FRANCE.

The french government has resolved 70 sdoss Ne -
nsh system OF uansporatoe Of criminals.
Tue Grand Duke Constantine had arrived ~ rcuIss -
wAs received with the usual honors
The accounts from The Preach manufacturing d,sayrn
are no, satisfactory Rav wool and ooioals proA~D
were rsins. Very Little business had bee dnss h -
corn Market considerable dcclse had takes plAcs n
Bordeaux and Touloo. had bcco oacialy asccrt.h.e9
thai there Than sufceos wheat In france s
Sumption until The pcu harvest rhs growing ~Ww
hooked most favorable. Tue wine narks bc~k -
aru n Bercy.
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ruArCrAL And COMMERCIAL.
--.-oos. covrp0 uARrEr.

On, cotton msrtes closed duh and weak, The previous
oro..or, being tcr-iy maintained The sales FOE ~
,.. aav, footed No 10 900 bales o. which specuhAvs
ook 100, and exporters $500 bales. The authorized
o,o,.oos are Ne~ Orleans mlddHns tx Mobile do ~,
upsnds do ~.
LIvErrooL BRBADsruyps YAExr.
Our bresstus market has no, been very sctve p,Dos
the departure Of The Africa, although On acme atc.
there has been slight advance. Flour closed QUE. a
the following quotations Western, pa soA Ohio so.
Wheat steady, at an sdvrnoe o2d. on Fridays prsoe~.
Rcd quoted At "a ID a B.. 3D.; white do, g. o. Ca
Flow cloeed dull, IT an advance OF IT, per Quarter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-05

Nss YORK HERALD-CALIFoRSIA EDITION.
Tie United Sua,es mall steamship Illinois, Captain Boggs,
all leave tbs port this afternoon, 81 two O'Clock, for
Asplnwah
TIC mats for Ca'crnis and other parts Of the Pacific
vli cleS at che O'Clock
Tue new YORK wsgxrY observation-disclosures edition.
containing the latest intelligence from all parts Of the world
~,r be published at ten O'Clock in the morning.
Single copies, In wrappers, ready for mailing, sxpence
Agents please send in their orders early possible
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SH q E Il
New York, Tuesday, May o, lS55.
Blalls nor Europe.
THE NEW YORK HKRALD-EDrrION FOR EUROPE.

The Vanderbilt steamship Vanderbilt, Capt Wilcox, will
leave this port today at noon for Southampton and Hsyre
aod the Cunard steamship America Capt. Lang will leave
Boston to morrow for Liverpool
The European malls by the Vanderbilt viii close No
Bowling Green a, IL O'Clock this morning. those by the
America at quarter past one O'Clock in the afsernoen
The European edition Of the HERALD, printed in French
and English viii be Published al ten o'clock in the morn
,ag. Single copies, In wrappers, SIX cents.
Subscriptions and advertisements for any edition OF the
NEW Ycax HEAD Will be received al the following places
In EurpPe-
Iomos-Am. & European Expres Co. 81 King William 81.
PARn- 10. do. Place de Ia Bourse.
IlvxRrcof--Do- do. Chapel street.
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HAvxS-Am. European Express Co., Il Rue Cornele
The contents Of the European edition OF the HERALD will
combine the received by mail and telegraph at the
once during the evios week. and up 70 the hour Of pub
ucAl4ca
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GREAT BRITAIN.

There IS no political oe~s of hostile oAArsrses. 80
speculsiions GODDESS variesy ndused "a ~ " -
rsusterisi programme fos The new Psriiameoi Aanuu
The immediate home probable were the fcssw-
ing Reform q the Law and Chanocry courts; conilnuaan
Of the General Board Of Health the rights Of mArvssa
women; medical reform, and revision Of The whole sysa
Of local TAXATION
II had been cmcisIy announced thai Evelyn p,~as@
vould be the Ministerial nominee FOR Speaker.
The London Star classes the new House a. foIovs,-
raimerson ess Dsrbyes, 2e7; rescrmers, ITO: uSsra
conservatives, 60.
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CIRCAGgIA.

Tie Madrid ccrrcspondeoce indicates hsk NC hesss
difHcuHy presents fair chance Of psosc Sra.scus"&
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Al the close Of The Investigates Into The Kangaroo 49,
The sulssn p-oscusoed MAhse Rey, with Ferssd ~ -
uaea guilty, and sssssscsA sa three 70 es.ass"''1
ne ycr~s, d csrssapgs sAys thsA Me Rrsssa Ne
% s,.s ssA sssu sAses ~ We eresA.s ssA tse fsv