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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-08-26

WEST VIRGINIA-Chief Justice CHASE
has returned to Washington in fine health, and
much pleased with bis official visit to West
Virginia. He expresses the opinion that the
Conservatives are largely in the ascendancy
in that State, and will control the Presidential
ticket
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-08-26

TIE Arkansas Democrats are alive to du-
ty, and even The colored people begin to see
who are their friends.
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THE Herald says the indications in Wash
ington are that Congress will reassemble on
the day appointed at adjournment, and pro-
badly be in session some time
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cRop Reports from Calcutta say that in
the northwestern districts Of India heavy rains
have seriously injured the crop of cotton in
Northwestern India.
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WHILE Baltimore is having fair retail
trade and many visitors, New York is said to
be dull as deserted village.
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NINETY locomotives are now in use on the
Union Pacific railroad, and one hundred and
seven others have been ordered.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-08-26

GEN. F. P. BLAIR will, during October
address the people at three places in Illinois
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-08-26

ADvIcEs via California from the Idaho
election state that Judge SHAFFER, the Dem
oeratic candidate for Congress, was three
hundred ahead His election is claimed by
SIX hundred majority.
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J. B. MOORE. q. o. SCOTT
KMG0RE 81 SCOTT,
lY6 GENERAL
COMMTSSION MERCHA MIS-.

Nos 1916 and 1918 Cary Street,
RICHMOND, VA,
Solicit consignments of all kinds of
Country Produce.
aug 26-1y
" OOE, WEDDER BURN e. CO.,
Successors to Fowle s. COY
No. Prince Street, Alexandria, Va.
Offer for sale their usual full supply Of
STANDARD FERTILIZERS.
consisting of
NO. PERUVIAN GUANO,
Of recent Importation and warranted pure.
The price of Peruvian Guano varies with Gold
FOWLE & CO.'S SOLUBLE PHOSPHATED
PERUVIAN GUANO,
Containing per cent of Ammonia and 81 per
cent. of Soluble Phosphate of Lime much cheap
er, and equal in effect to the best Peruvian Cuano
A permanent improver of the soil.
Price 500 per Ton of 1000 lbs.
Double Refined Poudrette, $50
Nitro Phosphate of Lime, 60
Pure Bone Bust, (fnely ground, for drill,) so
/" s' Coarse, Is
g Bone Flour, 65
Sea Fowl Guano, IS
Bradley's Patent Super Phosphate, IS
Goes Ammoniated Super Phosphate, So
Ober's Ammoniated Super-Phos phate, So
Fish and Guanc Compost, 80
The Celebrated Alta vela Phosphate. IS
We also fill orders for
3BAUGH'S RAW BONE PHOSPHATE,
TURNER'S EXCELSIOR, Soluble Pacific,
WHANNS RAW BONE PHOSPHATE,
RODUNDA, and all other fertilizers known in
this market, at LOWEST CASH PRICES.
Importers and Wholesale Dealers
in every description of
SALT.
LIVERPOOL GROUND ALUM,
LIVERPOOL FINE, ~ 4f
II s'f Of Different Brands.
SYRACUSE IN G. A. SACKS.
We guarantee all Salt we sell to be what it is
represented.
~ ~ p L "A S T e r.. i'd
SOFT BLUE WINDsORAPLASTER,
LUMR, and FINELY GROUND
~, liza furnished in g..
BULK. BAGS, $50
sfa OR BARRELS
at the lowest market rates. w
tH*s Address, 4
esa 3s,l HOOE, WEDDERBURN s. CO.,
y.de $50 .3.a mo. Prince Street,
$ aug rs 2m b. ALEXANDRIA, VA.
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Surprise weddings" are the latest novelty
at Cleveland, Ohio. They take place at pic
MICS, camp-meetings, excursions, and the like.
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IT is thought there will be no more trouble
with Indians in Kansas. The redskins are
retreating toward the Arkansas line.
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r lumber! Eumbcr!! Lumber

A Samuel D. Wallace proposes to fill bills
for all descriptions of lumber, at his Mills near
Craigsville, sn the Central Rairoad-on the
shortest notice, and at reasonable prices He
has several hundred thousand feet of pine lumb..
er now for sale and delivery. His Mills are thor
oughly established, and possess the advantage Of
exhaustless supplies of materiai-he owning sew
eral thousand acres Of timber near at hand
auo 12-tf fff.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-08-26

GREAT Britain is excited over a reported
discovery Of petroleum in Ireland, in the
county Monaghan.
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So educate the good impulses of your heart
that even while you are sleeping, it may be
awake to all that is lovely good and pure in
LIFE
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-08-26

A Paris fashion correspondent writes that
an attempt is being made to restore the high
tortoise shell comb Of our grandmothers.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-08-26

A prominent officer of tue Pacific railway
has made a bet Of ten thousand dollars that
the road will be completed by the 1st of May.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-08-26

JAMES ELTuoRToN, heretofore prominent
radical Of West Virginia, has taken the stump
for Seymour and Blair
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II CANCELLATION AND HUMANITY IN THE
RADICAL PLATFORM "That the South must
knock at the door Of the Union with Jlack
knuckles," says PENDLEToN
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VIRGINIA:- At rules held in the Clerks.
1868 ~
Claiborne R. Mason, Plaintiff, 4.
Against -5l. t-.Y.iilf X
Samuel B. Brown, Nary A. Brown his wife and
others, DEFENDANTS
IN CHANCERY. s.s.,f-ss-..I ,...
The object of this suit is to clear the title Of
the American Hotel property, in the town Of
Staunton, and to subject it to the payment of pur-
chase money.
The Defendant, Mary Ann Brown not having
entered her appearance, and it appearing by sat-
isfactory evidence that she is not resident Of
this Commonwealth: 1t is ordered that she do
appear here within one month after due pubGca-
ton of this notice, and do what is necessary to
protect her interests. -,ia.f
copy-Teste, se;isi;sB
Baldwin, p. o. JOHN PARIS, D. G.
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Why DO the Southern people love General
BUTLER? Because, "where our treasure is,
there is our heart also" The New Orleans
Crescent is responsible for the above.
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THE Democrats Of New Orleans are form
ing mounted SEYMOUR and BLAIR Clubs
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BULLION in the bank of France has dccreas-
ed %, 100000 francs since last week
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The California doctors have ordered Pare
pa to the White Sulphur Springs.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-08-26

BREyEr Brigadier General Franklin B.
Smith, of the regular army, died at Fort Reno,
in Wyoming Territory, Tuesday, week.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, J
staunton, Va, Aug. II, 1868, I

peauIVoll, va, mug II, 1865, 7
| hereby give notice to all parties,
concerned in the subject of the foregoing
decree, rendered by the Circuit Court for
Augusta county, on the 3rd day Of June,
1868, that the undersigned, one Of the
master Commissioners Of said court, has
fixed upon Tuesday, the 18th day of Sep
TENDER, 1868, at his Office in the town Of
Staunton, to execute SO much Of the said
decree as is referred to master Commits
sioner of said Court.
ORLANDO SMITH,
aug at " Com,r.
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The city of Augusta, Georgia is said to be
growing rapidly at the present time.
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". B. RICHARDS, .En., with
KrOY. KENNEL az Co.
IL IMPORTERS OF
RAILROAD IRON
and Dealers in

flames Hoy, Office III Liberty St..
Jno. P. Kennedy, NEW YORK.
VIM. u. Hoy. aug l2-tf
Refers by Permission to Mr.. George Opdyke,
Jay, Cooke & Co., Dabney, Morgan Co., Fourth
National Bank, New York.
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@OANOKE COLLEGE,

SALEM, VIRGINIA, will commenceits next Al
nual Session, SEPTEMBER 1st, 1868
The entire expense for ten months, includ ing
Board, Tuition, Fuel, Lights, Washing, &C., &C.,
$208.
Fer further informoation inquire of the Presi-
dent, D, F. BlNTLN
aug 12Jte -7-e~v r,,-,.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-08-26

AYEW BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE.
III Has Harding's Editions Of Family and
Photographic Bibles for sale, and will receive or
ders for and furnish them at the Publishers pri-
ces and much cheaper than they can be had OF
pedlers Our prices are for Quarto Bibles ar
ranged for family photographs, $3.50; ditto,
16 family photographs aad clasp, $3.50. Parties
in Staunton have paid Pedlars 80 and Sl2 Tor
the above bibles. Call and examine oHr prices
before making other purchases.
next to Links Drug Store, staunton, Va
aug loft
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
HyHE COLD SULPHUR SPRINGS.
u ROckbridge County, Va.

Situated only TWO miles from the Va. Central
Railroad, at Goshen Depot, where visitors will
find conveyance to take them to the Springs.
The best Sulphur Water in Virginia, and ac-
cessible at far less cost. and in much less time
than any other on the line Of the Central Road.
Travelling Time:
From Richmond to the Springs, II hours.
From Staunton to the Springs, hours
From Covington to the Springs, hours.
Board per day So, so; per month, $50.
The hotel at this place is now open for the recep-
ton of visitors.
The medical properties and effects of this wa
ter are, as yet, but little known, effort having
been heretofore II ade to bring them to the notice
of the public. But the remarkable and extraor-
binary cures which have been accomplished by it
in many cases of chronic disease, some of which
seemed almost hopeless, justly entitle it to place
al curative agent, in the front rank Of the min
mineral waters of Virginia and the world.
The water is aperient, diuretic, diaphoretic, al
terative and tonic in its action.
Acting freely upon the bowels, liver, kidneys
and skin,-or in other words upon all the emunc-
tories of the body, it thoroughly purifes the
blood, and eliminates from the system the vital
principles Of disease; and by its wonderfully in
MIGRATING influence upon the stomach, it
strengthens the entire organism, and restores
health and vigor to the whole system.
In Dyspepsia, and other diseases of the Stom-
ach; in diseases Of the Liver, Spleen,
Kidneys, Bladder and Uterus; in
chronic affections Of the Bowels
and in Chlorosis and other
kindred female disorders,
it is q remedy of unsurpassed utility and power
The disorders Of the Abdominal Viscera, pass
ing by the various names Of dyspepsia, liver di
sease. bilious complaints, costyeness, piles, &C.,
will all be relieved in the same way, viz by free
secretory action Of the mucous membranes of the
intestinal canal which is produced by the cathar-
tic action of this water.
Being not only free and powerful, but mild and
diuretic, it remedy of the great
est value in all chronic diseases of the kidneys,
bladder and urethra and where such an agent is
its superior cannot be found on the
hahitable globe.
In cases of GENERAL DEBILITY its restora-
tive action is prompt and powerful
Besides the Sulphur water there is fine Cha
lybeate spring upon the premises.
The location and climate are all that could be
desired being fully equal to those of any other
watering place in the mountains of Virginia
nsA. The Hotel accommodations are good and
comfortable. The table will be supplied with
every luxury that can be procured in the noun
tains of Virginia. Good Ball Room Music Will
be in attendance.
The attention of the public is respectfully call
ed to the annexed certificates of cures made by
this water. S. GOODE
aug l9-1t Proprietor.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-08-26

vxOUNG a. KINNEY are agents for the sale
- of Gold Sulphur Springs Water.
Y. aug 19-2t ~ la.4ss
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Defendants.

Staunton, va, aug. II, I50o.
T hereby give notice to all parties con-
cerned in the subject Of the foregoing de-
cree, rendered by the Circuit Court for
Augusta county, on. the 23d day Of June,
1868, that the undersigned, one of the
Master Commissioners of said Court, has
fixed upon MONDAY, the l4th day of
SEPTEMBER, 1868, at his Office in
of said decree as is referred To a Master
Commissioner of said Court.
Given under my hand as Commissioner
aforesaid. ORLANDO SMITH,
aug l2-4t Comm ssloner.
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The war in Panama is at an end.
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nERFUMERY French, English and Amerii
E can Perfumery at
aug 1888 YOUNG AiNNEf1s'
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Select School for Roys,
- I'D, BY PIKE POWERS,
Opens LIST Monday in September and closes last
of June-Tuition $35sper half session payable in
ADVANCE. No pupils. taken for less than half
session. aug 5-ts7
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NJ B. HILL,
IN. GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
No. 10 Fifteenth Street, bet Main and Cary,
RICHMOND, VA.
Will give strict personal attention to all con
signments made him of whatever character, Will
prompt returns. aug 26- 3m
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ALEX. H. H. STUART, ohLANDo SMITH,
m IIJIEY THQs. G. ELDER.
STUART. LILLEY & CO.,
- Real Estate Agents,

Offers their services for the sale Of Real Es-
tate of every description, in all parts Of Virgin
la, especially in the
VALLEY AND PIEDMONT DISTRICTS.
Bsss- We wish only the control Of such lapes
as owners are really DESTROYS Of selling y falr
prices.
nsage We asoke no charge for aayexasiag or shov--
ind lands unless q safe is stectea. avg l9-tf
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" ALUABLE TRAIT OF LAND AT GRIF.
Y FITH's TURNOUT, FOR SALE.
The purchaser of this tract, failing to comply
with theterms Of sale, | will, as Commissioner
OF the Court, offer the same for sole again, on the
18th day of September 1868, at Clifton Forge, in
Allegheny county. The tract contains about
l,4OO acres. 1t will be sold on a credit of g.
II and IS months bond and good security being
given. JAS NJ. MONTAGUE,
aug 26-tds Commissioner.
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IMMEDIATELY
w Hand and Horse at the Fair Grounds
Apply to
aug 26-1t
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-HYsICIAN's PRESCRIPTIONS carefully
compounded at all hours in the day or
night at Young j. KINNE4'S Drug Store.
aug 1876 4E af.
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KY Office TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS, ~
IN J. G. Roller, Anthony Aylor, Benjamin
Weller, Thomas Burke, George Sherman, jr., N
K. Trout, John B. Watts, and George Starlight, as
Trustees.
Take notice that shall on Wednesday, the 23d
day Of September, 1868, at the office of Baylor &
Baylor in the town of Staunton, State of Virgin
ia, between the hours of a. m. and 6sp M of
that day proceed to take the dispositions of John
Crawford, and others, to be read as evidence in
my behalf in certain suit in equity depending,
in the circuit court for Augusta county-wherein
am plaintiff and you are defendants, and if from
any cause the taking of the said dispositions be
not commenced on that day, or if commenced, be
not concluded on that day, the taking of the same
will be adjourned and continued from day to day
or from time to time at the same place and be-
tween the same hours until the same shall be COM
pleted Respectfully yours,
aug 26-5t GEORGE BAYLOR
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MIssIoNER's NOTICE.
Plaintiffs,

0UUCHtA uGC u anu MILAN
beth McCutchen,
Eliza A. Atkins, Juett
B. Atkins, Anna A. At
'kins, Joseph B, Atkins,
John B. Hess, and Sam Defendants.
uel Paul, Sheriff of Au-
gusta County, and as
such, Administrators Of
Joseph Hess, decd,
This canse having been matured and set
for hearing at the rules, came on to be
heard on the bill and exhibits filed there
with the answer Of the infant defendants
Juett B. Atkins, Anna A. Atkins, and Jo-
seph B. Atkins, by Joseph N. Ryan, their
Guardian cad litem,' and tho bill taken
fgr confessed as to the other defendants,
and was argued by counsel, on considera
ton whereof the Court is Of of opinion
that the deeds, copies whereof are exhibit
ted with the bill, not being founded On a
valuable consideration, are voluntary, ex-
cept as to the sum of one hundred and ff-
ty dollars, secured to the said Charles c..
McCutchen, decd, as per exhibit D, and
hinder and obstruct the plaintiffs and 9TH
ers, if any there be, in the collection Of
their debts. It is therefore adjudged, or
dered and decreed, that one Of the Master
Commissioners of this Court take and re-
port an account Of the debts of said Jo-
seph Hess, deceased, existing before the
18th day of April, 1859, including the
claims asserted in the bill, and also settle
and report the accounts Of Samuel Paul,
as administrator of said decedent. Said
Master will advertise in the Gazette Of
the, Court for four successive weeks,
to the creditors Of said Joseph Hess, decd
to prove their claims before him, or else
they will be debarEcd all right or claim
in the property conyeyed in said deeds ::
and said Master will make any other
statements specially required by any Of
the parties, or deemed pertinent by him
self.
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T,ANCY sOAPs.-A great variety of fine fancy
Il Soaps for sale at
YOUNG s. KINNEY's Drug Store.
our
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TNLAVORING EXTRACTS-Every variety and
/ kind at YOUNG u KINNEY'S
aug 1876 Drug Store.
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~ONSTITUTION WATER.-A great rene dy
a for all diseases of the Kidneys and bladder.
Pine Tree Tar Cordial. Rosadals. Hoffman's
and Bakers Btters.
AN kind. Of patent medicines on hand, warrant
cd genuine, at YOUNG u KINNEY
aug 1886 Drug Store.
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~ AINTS.-2, 900 lbs. Lewis Pure White Lead
1,009 lbs. Pure White Lead
500 lbs. Mineral Paint-a new article for barns
and other out houses, for sale low at r-f
aug 1876 YOUNG s. KINNEYS
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GRAND FANCY BALL,

U -Ar rus
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
R. r. NOTICE.-For the accommodation of
parties wishing to atteed the Fancy Ball to be
given at the White Sulphur Springs, on the night
Of Thursday, the 9th inst, extra train Of
cars will be run on that day between Charloties-
vile and Covington, leaving Charlottesville at
80 a. m, and Staunton at Is a. m. Stages
reach White Sulphur at s 80 P. M. Fare at
greatly reduced rates. Round trip tickets SOLD
at Charlottesville and Staunton.
Il. D. WHITCOMB,
aug 26-1t General Superintendent.
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About 800 shares of Stock have already-becn
taken. Our limit is 1000. Parties wishing to
subscribe can do so by calling on the Secretary,
between this time and the 18th of September, at
which time the Books of subscription will be
closed. aug 1896
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mM ECHANICs BUILDING ASSOCIATION,
WA Organized August 9th, 1868 ~ e
P. b. HOGE, President, Aa9t
JAS. KER, Secretary and Treasurer, w.
DIRECTORS VIM. H Ii. Lynn, ". c. Eskridge,
S. H. Hilb, E. W. Bayley, W. A. Burke, VIM. H.
German
TnusrEEs Capt. J. G. MARQUIS, E. M.:cush-
ing, ]. A. Piper
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rae Circntf COurs.

The Circuit Court for Hartford county COM
menced its May session on Monday last, with
Judge Bateman presiding, P. H. Rutledge,
Esq, States Attorney, A. L. Jarrett, Clerk,
and William Young, Sheriff. At the call of
the several tlockets it appeared that there
were 4S cases on the appearance docket, 1888
cases on the trial.docket, A cases on the APP
peal docket, and Il cases left over from the
last February term, on the criminal docket
Judge Grason was absent, in Queen Anne's
county, in attendance upon his father, ex-Gov-
ernor Grason, who has been i'll for some time,
and whose final recovery is not looked for.
Judge Yellott arrived from Baltimore coun.
ty on Tuesday afternoon, having adjourned
the Circuit Court for that county on Satur-
day last. -,f
On Monday, VIM. Burrell, a native OF
England, William Walter, native of Germa-
ny, and Thomas Whaland, native of Ire.
land, having severally complied with the re-
quirements of the law, received certificates Of
naturalization. ".n
The following gentlemen compose the
Grand and Petit Juries $500
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to it let it show an utter disregard of law
in its haste to accomplish the purposes of its
dominant party let The people look passive
ly on while the safeguards of the constitution
are being scattered to the winds let the sue
cess of an INSCRIPTIONS audacity give cncour-
agement to all bold and evil-minded men,
and there is no knowing TO what terrible ma
tional misfortunes such pcrnicious inaugu-
ration of political change may lead. We SIN
cerely trust the revolutionaries at Washing
ton may ere long receive check. The Con-
stitution is destined, doubtless, to undergo inn
portant changes but the American people
should insist on the privilege of changing it
by their own deliberate action, and not allow
themselves tn be plunged into anarchy by q
dozen or so of party leaders, who think moth,
ing of the national well-being in comparison
with their own ambitious and selfish designs
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The TIDE WATER CANAL.-Our Havre
de Grace correspondent informs us that the
business on the canal is opening briskly.-
The canals are open and in operation as far
up as the upper coal mines, and that large
shipments Of coal may be looked for soon at
Havre de Grace sa @--
During the week ending on Saturday last,
there were towed from the outlet lock, 56
boats, as follows To Baltimore; e6 boats,
loaded with coal, lumber, ice &c. To Phil
adelphia, 20 boats, loaded with iron, bark,
lumber, lime, &C., and to other places, A
boats, variously loaded and during the
same period there were discharged at Havre
de Grace, 90 boats, as follows; AT John L.
Williams wharf. / boat, loaded with coal; at
]. NJ. Simmons wharf, 9boats, with coal ; at
Boyd g Hilles' wharf, 0 boats, freighted with
coal, and at other places, boats, loaded
with lumber, lime, &c. Arrivals during the
week rs, and departures So. - msa3 '19e
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THE PARTNERSHIPS last week the
fisheries ON the s'usquehanna, at and above
Havre de Grace, and at the head of the Ches-
apeake Bay, have been doing very slim
business. The weather keeps SO unfavorable
that. the hope of a profitable season has been
abandoned, and fishermen win now do little
more than clear expenses. We understand
that the seine of Brown s. Carver, at the Old
Bay fishery, below Havre dc Grace, was run
into on Tuesday by steamboat with a
canal boat in tow, and very badly torn, by
which accident Messrs. Brown s. Carver will
be heavy losers. 1t is said that their seine
was so much damaged as to cause them to
consider seriously the question of abandoning
the further prosecution of their business this
spring rr1d .ry -. .'lrrrtl' 1880 "a