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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1869-06-24
ORANGE, ALEXANDRIA AND MANAS.
SAS RAILROAD.

ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, May 2, 1860,
y, one daily passenger train will run
between WASHINGTON and LYNCHBU IG, con-
meeting at GORDONSVILLE with the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad to Richmond, Covington & Va
Spring; at LYNCHBURG for WEST and SOUTH
WEST, and at WASHINGTON for the NORTH
and NORTHWESr. + aaf
Through tickets and baggage checked to oil
prominent points.
Leave Washington daily at 62O a. M, and Al
exandria at 7.20 a. M arriving at Lynchburg at
4.40 p. m.
Leave Lynchburg at 900 a. M, arrive at Alex
andria at 6.25 P. M, and at Washington at 100
Pm. g5rs, n.-u-
Passengers for MANASSAS BRANCH will leave.
Alexandria daily, excepting Sunday, at 4.15 p.
M, arriving at Harrisonburg at 1895 q. M, leave
Harrisonhurg at 100 a. M, arriving at Alexan-
dria OF 1880 p. m. This train makes close con-
nections at Manassas junction, with movements
on the main line, greatly facilitating intercourse
between the lower Valley and Richmond, Lynch
burg, SC. ~ .ss
/ Passengers from Washington and Alexandria to
Winchester, Middlebrirg, Caron Springs, Sc.
will find good connections by this route.
An accommodation Train will leave Alexandria
daily, Sunday excepted, A. Is p. NJ, and arrive ut
Warrenton 7.15 p. m.
J. NJ. BROADUS,
may General Ticket Agent.
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nan River Land Agency.

PoWIIATTAN BoULDIN, Agent for the Sale
and Lease of Real Estate Generally, Danyille,
va Keiers by permission to W. T. Sutherlin
and W. 5. Patton, Danville, Va. Hon. Thomas
=. Flournoy and John R. Edmunds, Esq, Hall.
tax Va; Hon. John B. Baldwin, Staunon, Va.
:. may 27-f "'
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OFFICERS:

CLARENCE H. CLARK, President.
JAY COOKE. Chairman Finance and Executive
IL. Committee. sgi s.s
HENRY D. COOKE, Vice President.
EMERSON w. PEET, Secretary and Actuary.
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RenI Estate Age7scies.

JOHN EcHoLs, II. NJ. BELL, r. II. cATLETT,
JED HOTCuKISS.
ENCHOIS, BELL, CATLETT & CO.,
~ REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
SOUTHEAST. Corner of Court-House Square.
STANTON, VIRGINIA.
We are now selling and have constant de-
mand for Farming, Grazing, Timber and Mineral
Lands of all descriptions, Nils, &c., and we in
vite parties having such property for sale, especi
ally all IN the county of Augusta, and the Valley of
Virginia, to put the same in our hands, believing
that we possess superior advantages from our
central location, and thorough knowledge of tho
country, and our extensive business relations for
securing purchasers. -
VIZ make noscharge for advertising or showing
property, but when we find purchaser for it we
charge commission of five per cent, to be paid
nov 2O-tf faiaQ ssa. s5'sns -
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BY MISS FONGE, 4 & "
Author of sThe Heir of Redclyfe,y ssHearts-
ease" etc. With Illustrations. Ono vol,
Svo., paper cover. Price, $3.50; in
cloth, $500.
No woman of recent times has enjoyed great
er reputation as novelist, than Miss Yonge.--
g The Heir of Redclyffe attained very great
popularity, as one of the master works in modern
fiction, and other of her productions have exhib-
tied an equal power in depicting the homeAIife in
England, and in portraying character. 1.-THE
Chaplet of Pearls i" is written in the pure style,
has the exhalted moral sentiment, and possesses
the. strength Of interest, manifested in all the
authors other books.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1869-06-24
CHARLES DICKEN,s WORKS

Is new complete, in is volumes. Price varying,
according to number of pages, from is cents to
IS cents. Full set amounts to SIS. The neatest
cheap edition Of Dickens published.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1869-06-24
FIVE WEEKSIN A RALLOON:

D. APPLETON Co. will publish, February goth,
one Of The most amusing Books of Imaginary
Travels ever published called
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-02-21


DIOCESE or DErRoIT.--De DEATH Of Father
Pegters.T The Diocese of Detroit has been
euddenEy deprived OF one Of les abiest
priests, one Of its brightest oTI1ame "a "a
scholarship and sainssl ike piety havenever
been saFpasaed in the clerical order Of the
United StakassasSs ss-s ss b
1Reg. Father Posters was q native Of
Rosendaal, Holland having been born there
on the 2Ed of April, 1890, aud whore his.
family, Tealthy and highly esteemed, have
always resided. ~
He voluntarily left a home Of luxury to
seek the werie OF God III what Europeans
Detroit, and Immediately attracted the at
tention of Bishop Lefevre by his piety, his
manlinaas, and his attachments. He was
soon ordained and placed at once in Charge
of Trinity parish. His death was as sudden
as it was depiorable, contracting fatal
imalady wilhelm the discharge Of his prieEtly
Ininistratio - " esfern 5tafiso Tie.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-02-21

TIask ETeetioiss Tie YsimeFick Ineslbers
have bean daclared duly elected. Bribery
has been clearly proved in DHblinl especial
.Iy among the notorious Orange 2 freemen y
and preparatioHs are already In progress to
sustain Sir Dominic Gof4igan, who viii be
put forward again.
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FATHER nElssIEH iNs CONakRss. IA q
discusaion ON Ezidlaa a i1gairs III Congress. On
the 4ssl inst.y tIis following aiihsidn
made To this seif- denyiip Minis
i Mr. Rruyn, DEM, New York; said that
dian systeEns How sgas 10 that the q "a srss
and the Gathoiies Biiesioha ries got 0u,sD well
with the zndiaas zEbgy Was it Shat @nes
Roznan ERthOiie priest Father nS SnSet)
on this egntineut than any other man
liYiug4 essstsf. IN IS mi san 81 af
Mr.. WindosEf enid he scouia aAsspsa the
question: II was l5ecasise the Quatafs aifss
thu Eataolie pFieses, when they ma de Il isaE4
gain swith the Indians, kept it, while tile
Government did not.
Mr. Rruynl said heaw1s glad to hear shat
nnssFer. Ie Showed chat the whole Ensiitssf
system sVas wrong and chat Il 1efens
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3, nIlIEyrEw 81 4nE WEEK.

s.,g 4 II 4 ~ Y TGs@
~, q ON z. Ta,,psy.5sct Ord mage. The
Y 49, .s,s.,,.s,vt, laaf z.afsxss1 asisli
rain Of 49,
tional distress 70 tiicse nnhofpunaees Veg
- xstfsrefl from former vlsitAtioas of 4
n Ia s,zsac4, IL 81 fr7iusy done
n ~ !, ~ 3. ffx, ~
by these - s.s -
mated, pArticusaI5y as II rus neattps
err. 10 s1sYsYcciatiOn of fjfoperty iii
s.,, ..s
obvious cslns,ssts - 4. ~.
have to abandon taeap, ~ y 4tsaep
tbat: sales cannot he successfully made
and real estate becomes Q drug ~ me mar
kct. An appeal has been naade % tne city
authorities, but the proceedings az the last
sitting Of the Council disclose no sympathy
VITA the suferers, beyond the reception ct
the following petition rsEsssss aaf ~.
~. "a Honorable the Maysr and co1anon Gounen Of
the.ety q New Orleans; = ~
gSeaslemess The petition OF the under
signed, property owners and resiaeElts "a
the city west Of CLAIBORNE street. and p ogs
s9, liz renrsss,,t that for large poftion
Of the year past that section Of the city has
been covered With water. ne oyeFhow WE
occur 40, ~ $500 ~ lie civ will sso ia
mninhabitable, In fact, none viii now res
main there VINO can possibly leave the
small properly awners, whose AL y invest.
s ea, oSan y ra,na;n. and baying ret,eafesilT
pIes;tis,nea fer relief without saeeess, since
you are aea. 70 snS odss n ya r oie
dIrate hearts.
Wherefore, we ask to be relieved from Al
city taxes for the year iooo, ana ln1n ~ s. ~,
canals s.ns 81 and drasnaae machines as win gna-
BE us to occupy and enjoy cur properly,
the, little we possess.
ana as IN o1ey Dounu' mo wa. ose. pay.
TIC. THE PuBLic.--Phere are letters nom
valaous eoa.1eI,ss spa 49, ~
nalus 2. 'no - -. 's rr,ss Z.
i'ss esse ~ - =, ~ III
-. -. SO ),
- -. =
Mrs Anne Coleman. Mrs. Mary Mcslang56,a
ton, Henry Lee livingston, Mrs. II. z:
DeitricE, II. Donitn, Bridget Donan0e anu
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John Mcfgulty, CamD street; Is the agent
for Singers celebrated new family sowing ulaobne
which 10 wngl4n 80 give sat5sfcti that II ac
eompiiehtf MI that ~ fnf It proved BIZ tie f8ct
CoAz-sBoyd FiIaaot s. CO.. 166 PoyfTns
street have 0H0 BaEges bcst PitsbnrR coal Tor
sac, wholesale aud retail aethe lowest narket price.
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be do EllEfi aIss. = the
late French Anal assadoF, has been rzcei sesls
into the Church. Madam de Start ges Is an
American of the United States. 81 :
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2EARRIEn-0p 1Euadax FelruatS &. 1850 III thasJeAE
uts, eharcl On Ba1puRe street b Rev Father Huher
Us. BRApLEx 10 AIiss 50 la ROONEY. "a Dr.
this eitysa eltes Is sfia n fslaa
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This ceisaass 40 tila San EEapuisco fsint last
yeag was $l7,3oz 900.
rms late 1air held ID Natshez, fer the benefit
Of TIE Cal lie Asy huns, realized $500 sefs
Amanster .musbrc9ni ~ ls recealtlv seast 10
the market 81 TouloHse weighing ak pounds.
d il Ii said the 4ribEns Associations hiTs IN
suTed Gree1ey's lifs SoF &i00, 900.
A slight shock 81 IN earth quake was felt IN
San FTapcisco on the 9Th inst. ssss,t.
The Supreme Court of the United States has
aaniaed that gold contracts ARE valid. alsssa
Ticicts to the presidential inauguration bail
are S25
There are ave wo, nel1s rights newspapers
pnhiished in the United States.
Boston Is confident che can snpriy Gen.
Grant with competent cahinet.
Fifty PATENTS have already been taken out
for velocipedes. RI IS x ls.sz +. "a. TS;
The Legislature Of Deiaware deyptes the
Whole ct its time to granting Divorces Y A
ne I, rencn mas z
s. ~
go ,.:,.,.s q.
' Tsar $500 a ,s.s ,,,s1
Of ute e so,,g l. st.,..s Ear I I.,
The f,,nss Nav ..Tt, &, 1890 mi
200 plrs 4 .Iav. Is 3, ,r ~ n
BENJAMIN Lee Guinness. the Conservative
member for Dublits hns been unseatssl.
yesuvins emitted 20 ,Oo0, 900 cubic feet of lava
during tie late eruption. z. ..4s i 3, Fl.
Indiana raised 81 100000 bushels corn last
year. she's second among corn-eaising Etatss
Oysters are sshirty-fiye cents, q dozen in Nor
folk, Virginia.
ii is stated that not one-eig htll Of the people
OF the United States attend public worship,
There is an average Of one instructor nt
West Point to every Ave students. s IL
Thirty Thousand pianos are sold annually in
America.
Madame Rossini asks 81 $780, 900 for the COPY
right of her husbands works
x man in Newport hathes regniarly In the
breakers during the winter FOR several years.
All the asssssi nation: prisoners are 10 be re-
leased under Tie Presidents am 80
W. +. smith has been nominated e.f,nns,nI
General to Havana. ss ( 81 ssss4
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II
Every pe4sen lznows 1fow the anti. :s.ssil-
Ole pres3 RACES against g Ponerv.s ~ her IL
thinks II has got IN Opening agaiust the
Catholic Ehnrch, on the subject 81 ft1nea.aas
ipforcign countries We thinE IL WoR11 b
better for them 70 look at honae NJ q see.
for iustance, that q faw days ago some
strange funeral proceedings &plx plaee nd
odd in w aies> In eoneeauercc of the
death Of a child, about twefmpnths old. 7ais
parents had made aPpl ieation II the por.s
ochial authorities for q grave to bury Che
deceased in the churchyaTSz Tho ysasreufA
themselves being Baptiats they Mere In
fQrned that the corpse could not be fntaTzed
In The day a 10 church
funeral seryicef be read hecaazse tlss child
had not been baps isefss Tho gsarent IL s1erA
mnehs griAEed DIT CHS a1n0uneeh,an6. and
the mother told her sfnubIes 20 III sa1lses.
the Baptist minister, who, aFifhoxst hesissss
tions went fpSfhe vicag and demapde that
tLle grave sh0E5d be ready IN the affaruQou.
This as readily grantedl but n fEss Jasnes
wis informed that he couId net be aslpwss7
to read or speak in the church ar. zlsanrIs
the occasion, because II Svas con ss
groupd The fnpeyat aEFax annls;isss lseisSl
@dt cUmnlefed, The prQcREsf0u aTgfFess III tlsss
0psn sIH1e ak fief west enffa1s6e ~ .4lss
chpJcny arc, Ehe1e IL was met fiy Mr. j aIsaes.
and after TealiinR ana pray snzs b7 hi5ss and
the conlp s. III az "a l,ss9s al
1atgB con Gonfke hf pesI,l8 ID ascent mr.
dsnopnce6 the infoleSaat sspsr5t ID sSl,ss
9skssx4k I'D sQle 83Ss
The pQ0r cid IA teen d siie xgx laid
IN 4iis grave, In soiessa ri obs
served By u and fhs islsd
! assli s - n sS kSass bS4s
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j. A. BIsAsEragAN e Co., 6s8 and $50 Maya
zine street. just In receipt q fresh sspplca Of
barrgeS and iRwns rhe yernal sa2son opens bright 81
and WIFI mako fe vicinity df magazine
sfreCf ALI moro sant 10 tiaira utlibers 10
avail thsIasaigeE nf tho latest noyeitics -. s.
2 The photographs Of j. II. Wiley, 5s5 Maaa=
elmo street corner Of ST. Andrew, IN nndiminitfed
vogue, because Of their exceilencc and cheapness.
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SOOTEss Go8fsfEItc1AB Co1.f.EG E.--T1lo fJrin-
cipai nf this College 90 Camp street. In addlial 70 bis
qualifications able seqgul
cficant BE qualities
gf profound law lectsner s studeEt is wei
grounded IN those principles that % Efceea
fl cofimrFcial career Se3piegahifs emannttnG Aona
thia establishments ROOD sb lrt ras ioral
Hnaness College Association. w cordially recommend
ti institution TO all dssirihg to qalif themselves for
bnSiues8
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Ladies. eesslessa's ]. and sliissss iii
pEoIags ahaHaes IN Nstes In
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designs and ezecased n IS inanncr apd Is
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Tho money rnper cohsinaea easy sltlk AIR
demand digc0ugats and ample snpfly Of capital
available for the wants Of HI Al borr6wei The bake
Discount ict 81 the appravee bus less eFea By
their customers aud aTo fee lenders cell OF for short
periods on satstaetory collateral Al no1eS secured
ativnabs colntef4ls, s,y be- done 1T " cent "
annum 20 " cens lrpn Aa Ef1.ilst to
strictly FIRST class wit hout coatplt Att
- cent per month"; aud gcc3f Class 1850 2
Mortgage paper Is qotedat TO II y cent " niinun for
Al. nnd III 70 u Cor second RfnAe
Gold at 1874 70 lSss taeaipst 1881 a New York;
silver 2d2l Mexican dd3lsrs lae to 1g9e.
3 tessng 1s5 to 1s5s. Ncp York Y cent.
premium. FrIsacs 9s3 20 1881. -
state warrants e11 City Iredeury notes have been
ia fair zsquost The dealafs be3 small issod
across thpr eoEntars ~ % tp3q " cent and
sell at "a TO 81 r - 49, Z
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T01kHs SroNE 80 " Il a i3i
esbBnsts lsirs SKA isli.i 81 ssSssld % ordsf
& X aaa 1ssss1 1saisa s. tho lsiAst
designs and e4eeased N 4 IS innnncr ard -
elsap, Il not eheaper. than Is ay ether 7Earhs es
ishnlent ii mo city. nns9 H.
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FATHER DBlsslnr I'M Eoxahnss. q I
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Baaf Eloica Eenanchy 99G26f, Texas iterior4 1eeta
choice roaat 12ao steak 1Scs ton, u 70 2o
10 70 CSC NeRi LSs Turk ts&ed 81 t2 3 Shiczens
inaTket; hlaclssl % 1s5 psas pair aa as2 aS .
BREADrbe stat Of life stu contsnuesto occupy the
atteato1 o. the people bEougt her sttnfn
bakery int@ tlBinarlSei 1t lt 1l e
She has eetntncea sgtosm tey are obiage9 to
follow tint Ii giving - pcaynse loovea fo4 one dotlar
or two diht0 Goa afeen ceRts. We Weighed one IF
Il 10 loo oaves, and found Il 10 and
OF exceents qualltg. - - y -
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-06-05
Nouvelles.

I.ou1sIANE.-Pa grand 'chose On dit que
NJ b. Joubert, l'assesseur dn premier dis
trict de Ia Louisiana, n choisi pour assistants
dies hommes de coulcur. C,est son droit,
mais c'est plus que dc figaliti, ct &c nest
pas absonment reasonable. La sagesse nest
iamais dams les extremes. Apres tout, NJ.
Jonbert, presqne Jiop,c ct passant antrefos
pour tel, Sc souvient sans doute de I'injustice
eratuite qni lui fut faite dernisrement Blesss
dams sa tignite tl'homme ct de psre, il peut-
etre agi nb irnio. Dependant, au nom lie nos
principes ct du respect que nous portions "A
NJ. Joubert, nous laurions aime moins
exclusif, moins radical, Plus concilant.
Somme toute, il Sc pourrait bien que lie loui-
sianais Joubert cut voulu donner une leCon
aux ralicaux hableurs ct rongeurs du Mas
sachusetts ct du Wisconsin.
Les cltoyens bouchers de la Nouvelle-
ORLEANS protestent contre lie Transient des
abattoirs. Injonctions sur injonctions. lis
mont peut -etre pas tort.
Les membres du Congress actuelement
Ratopolis ct les delegues de la convention
commercialc ont etc inspector la barre.
.Beauconp, beaucoup de sable!' disent-ils
sentencieusement.
NoUvEAu MoNDE.-On dit Grant un pei,
malade. Dieu nous sauve de Colfax La
belliQueuse Amfriqne, recneilant la peur
qu'elle vouIait iuspirer, a diminus son volume
de vox en- parlant a I'Angleterre. Bull
connalt Sam, ct Bull a des crocs il recule au
besoin, mais il ne fait jamais lie sacrifice dune
gneulae ct dune bataille. LIE gouvernement
anglais, quand il a pour lui lopiuion pnbliqne
trouye de l'argent ct des hommes, des homme.
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ct de l'argent. Done, pas de crainte serieuse
de CO cote, ct les deux nations rivales ct
cousines ne brdleront pas leurs vaisseaux a
propos de rAlabama. dit que les iml'e-
riulisles des Etats- Unis Sc proposent de faire
un ticket presidential aux prochaines elec-
tions Ponrquoi pas un ticket imperial ?
Dams trois ans, avant peut-etre, il ny aura
d'imperalstes que dams les comedies bout
tonnes ct les operettes d'Ofenbach.-B
Butler sest fait affilier q Ia societ& de Tenn
perance Banks s'impatiente des Ienteurs dn
President reconnaitre Independence Gu
baine-Les Cubains luttent toujours, ct ills
ont le cholera pour alli6.-Butler veut GRO
quer fAngleterre, Ben Wade Ia METRE 10
qnarantaine. Qnand a Grant, il parle pen ct
ne pense pas dayantage Wade etc
nomme drecteur du gouyernement au chemin
de fer du Pacifque.
Les riyieres ne baissent pas L'or baisse.
VIEUx MoNDE.-Le vieille Espagne bat Ia
breloque Seville a fait une manifestation au
bsnefice du Montpensier Nommez done I'M
roi ct que celia finisse, o Hidagos! Sancho
rrait bien, son ane surtout, 81 Sancho renais
salt dams la Castillo de Cervantes. En-
France, les elections ont etc ce quelle
devaient etre imperialistes ct repnbIicanes.
Plus de tiers parts, de Theirs, de lagitimistes
ct autres faridondaines L'un on I'autre.
QUAINT a la majorits imperialiste, nous savons
qui ellie est due ct ce qu'eIIe vaut. Louis
Philippe, lui aussi, avant son bonsoir sans
tambour nj trompette, posstdait une superbe
majorite de deputies tideles.-Il est question
pour larmee franchise d'evacner les Etats
pontifcaux. LIE fat est que le roi de Rome
ma pas besoin du chassepot bonapartiste