davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-05-13
aalisfellaneuits advertisements.
UNEQyALLED INDUCEMEETSll
GET UP YOUR CLUBS FOR B70ii
PETERSON,SaIAGAZNE,

n - AAsfo0 - / y ~ h&<A
1,oxrur 1ss
THECHKAfEsF ND BERT OF IN
T,0 every person getting up cl"o LOT
Peterson's Magazne, We WIZ SEM "a, g H. ms
kcopy of our premium Mezzetins 10, toI n ss1i,,r
ing lsizs ~ inches ~ lol S TIN ~ the most
fatner ~ aay ever offered. To persons
oat5ing nlaree clubs. an extra copy Of the
Magazine will be sent in addition and It Is
as easy to get up a large CLUB Tor peterson ss
q small one for other Magazines. But see
the terms below! .or thu
Peterson's Magazine gives s,i M than any
money, ana OF oee.sr yu a.aar nearly 1000
other. II contains us iaScnhIe-sized imam.
psSJis, ot1,orei steeI fashion plates, and about
mem ,a6n .d snersyings-an all Of this for on
iy TWO Dollars year, or dollar less ' an.
phatically
TuE MAGAZINE FOR THE TIMES.
III ~ .t,a.,snal number of short
In addition 70 ny Wy he given in 1870. at least
five original eopypsn.eu l,osei SnrrE
THE PRLSONEHu U 6to,ld ~
BIZ Mrs. AnfghS ntep y,erIs NO ryOT.AfH
Bu Mrs. jamie Aas .1c nv
| KA T'ILEEN'4l1U,tt,r 49, ~ - - 81 in,,.,..lo6
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-05-13
aItit ans 1nutur


die house--a hospital.
Taking people-thieves.
Natures Responsibilities Vi
grass. .oni IN
Young folks grow most when IN
,oye..It increases their signs WONDER
fully. .
= A farmer gathers what he soWs
..,.no seanstress sews what she gath
ers. w.
Tbe sword swallower of West
ern circus has just been buf.ea' o ,ss,
to his injudicious at1empt W usS
thrice jack-kniyes.
A San Francisco paper declihes
to publish particulars OF three milaea
rs isthere was nothing novel or orig'hai
about the modes OF death.
= A printers sDevil" wishing TO
bic, b;s sweethSart said "Miss Lucy
can I have the pleasure Of putting my
imprint upon yeur BILL
- One OF the gentle sex says tha'
the heaven OF the strong mihdeo W.,
men is. where buttons grow IN theif
nlaees. and needles are at rest,
NV woke is easy and my 6urdeh
,;aht !, as our Devil Jim, remarked Whei
s'vsatheart was sitting i'll his lap,
with her arm around his neck.
- little Connecticut boy, asking
a,nan;nn who Good Friday was
~ecsivtd the whitening reply NV ell
vo,, go home and read your koDinsot
Crusoe." tic
The Rondout postmaster give
notice that hereafter eveIyoouy n Ice
is q go. His tongue has give
ing is an Irregular actlv
IS, indicative mood pre-
d person, singular mum
with all the girls
school teacher get
Is an enemy to 'inee
iuennziatg. knite|
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-05-13
KOsXOO

v.s dr.ea and recommended b, che eaa Pres
ths sss aisy OF Ne MMsale'i
PROFESSOR R. $. NEWTON, M. D., ;.
professor and President Preside asd ' Praesice Of
frois MSediclne, Cincinnati, &C.,
xt,,a ~.os5 cainentnedical men ofthis
one q known as ths assho ofthe iollow
igractce OF Medieines s snssery s ehl
arsn, nSs ra%psr 2 q limfNean heeticas
aass PPSRsssTs.s q, tic ~
we n0s' Iamrsns ,h n p;rso 81 S1sss
E$:; !; $; s.: =. !: 81
| oianS anu stie - - MI
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-05-13
"a Z "a 8 8 -

. - 3 p 2 2
nrenared TO furnish all classes with constagt.
Employment at home, the whole Of 4 ass
time or for the spare moments. BUSHES thsr
new, light and profitable. Pers s eoII4ning.
and proportional sum by dev ui ,rls
whole time to the business. Boy "a n, g ,rLS
earn nearly as much as men. ina eni and and
test the business, we make this nhparaiieieo
Offer eass VI To such as are not well satisfied we
will send 81 to pay Tor the trouble OF wri.iish
Full particulars, valuable sun Pie' e"rv IF
The PEOPLES Liferogy COnlpaaion-one OF the
largest and best family newspapers pu9hs ISL,
edeall sent free ny mail; heaaef, Il YOU
ADDRESS +. q. ALLEN & CO..
Nov E. ltb.--3ln. Augusta. fhaih0.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-05-13
''aA' - cures scrOfuia ~
KosA worst Forms. and we'll

FROM A. W; MEh ahsfsa & Ps9s's. -, s Va 's.a
y 4. 8 & S:s ss.s;;
;;;:, II 4:
:s S.; ;:;s: IS; So:
proved, i i her ne; af Teein You
n * RsFs My y;s IN
Wi1ih am m gratefully s9 a. ". MILLS.
.,,oo is endorsed by ttt the sfss Pho nom
zs:y sI Sssa % KS
mmHuA kocns september ~. II
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-05-13

Leave Washington AZ $50 n. m. ahd A
andria Mt TBS p. m. prrive at Gordonsvill|
ll:40 p M, and at Richmond 800 a. M, d
Meeting with train leaving Richmond at
a. M, for sersburg, Weldon and the Sou
west.
Leave Richmond at $3.50 p. M, and d
louisville at 1915 a, M; arrive at Alexand|
at 5:05a. M, and at Washington at SIS a.
connecting with earliest trains to New Y
and Northwest.
A train for Manassas Branch will LED
Alexandria daily, excepting sunday. at
a. M, alrivi-.g at Harrisonburg at 20 p.
Leave Harrisonburg ut 8 10 a. IN. connect
Manassas Junction with Nothbound trl
ON main line, arrive at Alexandria at |
y, m.
The train on Manassas Brlnch will md
good connections at the Junction with nj
line to and from Richmond
Through tickets and baggage checked
all prominent points,.
FREIGHT TEAIES
Pas Orange daily nortIward at 9 50 q.
ana southwark Sunday excepted at 3 n
III. re I'M BROADTfa
MarcA III. 1870 General Ticket AQd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-18
6apinss Banks.

A TLANTIC SAVINGS BANh; In. >, ,s,o
n CEIrHAs SQUARE NEW BowsRr 80 sri ~,
DIVIDEND SOTICEThs Trustees OF "a, p pRR GENT PR
40 ETERRST DIVIDEND the rate OF ON hn ID.
IssrM be paid on .her MONDAf Juy 10 o. ~ s ~ nh.
on, Dollar 70 $500 which may have been 1sPO'eu '' " ~
u,st preceding July a.. .,.st n, the d,noutor and
Interest dsun will he paeed 70 inc e'S1' " Wv -
will be entitled interest prneP pprsox HALL P,,.a.nt
go III, a, .,., ,-ll n, ,pukd intrrssi az from July l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-18
nnMrsrIc MARKETS.

PHLtDgrH Jny ICCo.ion unchanged Pour emeri Super
me - k0 so grades HOrh Western. - 50; Fancy DO,
- 70 fn.yau 25a+7 the latter for Choice Indiana and
ONO - 80 ~ IS Is 90 So Wheat advanced Sc
common Prime Indians Red 41aSl 90 Rye steady state,
20 Corr dull Yeos Al O3; MiIed Western, Sla ~ o. Oats
he hH ba 6iat5 Coffee quiet Suga hn, - a9lc for Fhr
ana goo he5hng Mosse held higher Provisions stock scarce
Pe@ fai Mess PORK SJJG 30 81 Lari l64dbie Petroleum
changed
BALfsoAE JOY lGCotton dull; Mdiing nomnSiy I8i9i9o
u ONhbl bdnc Flour excited ard unseted accurate quota
IONS cannot ~ gwen Be-lstu7s and close firm Wheat New
hl - S'1 ~ % White ~ 5Od o. Pennsylvania 81 45U
% Nesiern ~ JyU&l 50 Corn White 81 l5a 81 49, Poor
yellow - ,oG@ VI PriDe DO held ma 81 TO- Oats pa
90 hsss F9fs hnn Rib SIDES l7lc Clear Rib ne; Shoulders
Islc Hans S41<oe Lard quiet lGi0f7c WHISKY dali AZ u
Os~EGO ~ L. july BFoBr good demand aud sc. higher
sales zv bbiS closing al ~ SPRING. IS for Amber
Winter; 81 y oI Whe 80 for Double Extra eIctel and
higher sales oV bush eing 81 No Spring Corn
steady snd queti sales 100 bush No held at Csc for
Western sId Csnaas nomnay SOC In bond Corr neaI, ~ 10
Boiled ~ for Unboe Med unchanged,
Si.pstuds Szfd US hhdhng S3ga a ton Fregh-
heat &C. Corr an ke t.e % Se.Yslj Lumber +325io tl
So u Eew-york BE- 20 Albany 46c Grain AID Mle 10
go..n 90 viOrk. - 81i Aaug a. % ton Lake
rrt. 10 O1J hush Wheat 50 bush feet Lumber
nl Er.rsl l5 bids Flour 35" BUSH Wheat 10 bush Oats,
tyl Losh. BaTey, a5l 1909 iee' Lumbar
ttrt,. n ST. Jug There s both ~ ot Gmn to-day.
l.tis U.r I'd ri o1frJln t0c below lncts 90 Lst week
81 I.us JsY l6-TobSCcO dull daala ""'-i RLar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-18

HAYThe demsnd mod rate and the market is steady we quote
Shipping at 7Oa55o retail lois ST. Long Rye Straw IS
e.. a la ~ TO- and short d. 81 Slc.
HEMPMana Is tu sl prices uomrav unchange1i we quote
03l gold O,her kinds without Oh n-e the aGes dali
HOPS the demand We quote al 10
A3c IS quality.
MOLASSES-The offerings equa the moderate demand
but appear far from aud the market ~ IN
d condition pees being uneran sales 800 hld CuDa MaSco
vase
NAVAL STORBSs Tpentne quiet but the general tone Of
Die remains the e advance 40 hbls 10 B0c
ueTcuae shipping orer Resins Of the grades dull and
bhls 10 Strained,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-18
THE STATE OF TRADE.


TpV,v Tv l6-1llJ mCouO opened at slt for both money
Az te accoant securities fat; United states Fyel Nen
I'D. 86l 85: 1863 50, 1851 3d. Ten Fores b. Stocks
e., Ene Railway shares III illinois Ceutra o Atlantic and Great
Western. D. T. Al,
LvERPoOL July le-l13O TThee great excitement IN The
erppo markets this morning Cotton opened irregular Al sL or
n g tuds and s3 Miing Orleans. Wheat l per eents
H. t1ra White: 10 No Red western and 49, Tor he
FlOlr "a Dbl for western canal OO 81 per quarter
Tor European
LJyDoN. July 16,-Lneei OH dali $40. ---, -
,Spoy Jgly 2 u.Conso Go ell q 81 fu ney and TIE
account Amer,a1 securities Aat N nominal o. 80 u.s. ~ b 70
TruFoues Railway stocks at and nom n Enes 1871 ILLINOIS,
C.ttzl lW Atlantic ami Gres, Western % $500, OIL.
IfvyRrot Jng To- closed heavy MddlDg Uplands
MdfIIg 81 o. the ZOO balts incl ny
" for -caatou export BreSiufs active; VIA ieruia
WIT 30ll8; Rel Western 9Gd9il0; Rel Winter 10 N
Porr % for Western Canal Corn, 81 f1r Ne Mixed Peas
Ca, Barley s.. PORK 100. ~ 10 bacon - .o'
t.lub.r CT. for short X MiddleG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-18

HAyAvA july 1.-THE following The condition Of the Havana
market closing YESTERDAY sugsrIe business was large Du
hut little speculative inquiry owing 70
a. Rso,t new Exported Havana and Ma
tz. 200 hh including 1900 boxes 70 the United
Sac. Freghs-Quotatons nominal shYpr refuse 70 charter
~ 20 he the Bacon demand Butter dull
luue a. real COOIersge dU Flour dull at - 70
BIO av Lard demand at 2le, IN kegs and aIG
demand. Potatoes STEADY ~ 20 - 20 Tai
m fr RIchgge-On Lonlon l6I per premium Paris
Jdays premium the United states " DAYS gh
b. per discount III United States to days
SIGHT o pe premium the United states short sgh' ID
~ n u .-.ran anLum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-18
l5es5
-. .

,,v,ous 40 e5lv higher; lei is the asking rate for Wheat
with Gli hid for two weeks ahtad Nssei
M cxteent and buoyan which prevailed IN The wheat
been more apparent hough AZ us
Me owing the pactc character oi tne
nss 90 80, Tpesa decidedly varhke advees have greatly
sie % zoe &c, Of Srriag Amber Wh,a attracting aen
NE, Us rle dn though held with much commence ne
- E.,cn ,dds largely the prospective value OF INC Nhe
III bo bosles actually commence this staple would A1aI
Of the trade as II not an average crop
but the excellent iuly equal 70
Of the purchases eN
Tor the Continent, and should true at inc uerA
port. closed by eOSaade inca r s S ; T sale
Oe csoSo, he shipped by PlusNan vessels
NJ have sde steadily stock but 10 Is moderate Of SOUND
~ from sections where the harvest completed rather
- fvo than hal anticipated the splendid weather my ne
80 Tor securing Winter and It's most efceen qaV
, h the aggregate quantity and surplus for export Inc intn
% he Nor has been Of the same character
hitherto published the exception that the harvest VIII DC
the late they
Isvt proved beneficial their crops but came 700 Ae 10
bnsr tbe result receipts the lake have en on an1
- r,v, ght To-day the make' IS efoe anu
% Qe higher demand chiefly for export though IN part LOT
xe,mept Mters cautiously Spung ATTRACTS the m9st sue
or an closes strong Amber Winter Is active and hr WINE
istter and arS active. OF New White Virgins small
a. sold at 81 Il. The sales lIO0 bush; u ~
54I l6 Tor Rejected Spring 81 300 81 81 lor No Chl
a o spring sl2od IS for No Do do = S9a ~ ~ LOT 10
"A for Amber Western shoat VI 9l VI % %
Arer state afoa ga White Michigan a Tor Amber 60
. n tr White Kentucky and White southern Barley Malt
bush Canada West q 81 j. OAs e
Iv at : Common demand sni higher the inquiry oheN LOT
eru tore; the sales 900 bush at Vq'le o WINE
and t5c aaoat; state al 100 an0s ana
rvya At e aAoat active and Is heer the d IN M
" sBe a. part ecuatye closing dull and tme tses s
hush at " Q95c for Damp end Uusound, Western Mted az IS
All Fucy 81 0,dSl ~; Western NL'e a. - 10" - "u
Yellow at 81 O3dSl o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-18
nOsooins CARDS, &c.

TT VIM EyERDELIi, SONS, 30; i94 al-
N ton A.-wEDDISG CARDS a.! fLAh ga
L.aea lslal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-18
situntious n)aniso-- malss.
Selp Wanteo.

nov WANTED in q cloth house-Smart an"
Ri.bls Address with particulars, A, Ben ~ ri1eaes o"
VINTRY CLERK in an Iron House; Expen-
II enc. desirable Box BIS Pcstodoe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-18
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY,

oryrcE No l35 BROADWAY Esw-YoRK, July ~ lo'o
The Director. Of Company have this day declared
Al DIVIDEND ofPvE PER CENT payable on demand They nave
H. ppsoIyED a, authorized b. recent Of the Legislature to In.
crease tho Capital Stock by ds.bsOn among the 2,
400 900 in new stock being the rate Of ONE share i0 every io'
,b,res this DAY standing in the OF each stocAhoue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-18
HORSE And Carriage MARKET.

NEw-YoRK, Saturday, July 1s, 1870
Scarcely any sales took place in the East
Twentyfourth-st Market and arrivals Of horses
is ported Atthe Tatersas corner Of Forty
second-st and seventh-ave. pair Of splendidy built
ponies lately arrived attracted our attention We hear
of occasional demands for frstclass "coupe horses
and think it timely TO remark here that while In the
breeding and training Of fast rottng horses we are far
ingly supplied with this altogether bigger and more
muscular STYLE of horse OF which England breeds such
perfect models of symmetry and fashion. Being des-
tined parade In single and frequently costly harness
M no great speed their value mainly depends upon their
being snowy true-shaped animals with full broad chest
plenty OF quality and high action Some OF these horses
have been brought TO this country and the neat
little grooms who drive them have generally been i'm
nored at the same time. They promise 10 be me sye
with such of our fashiOnabes think one horse sum
Gent and dealers will do well TO provide themselves with
such horses for the FAN trade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-18
Eorees an0 Carriages.


LARGE LOT OF
n TROTTGEG, ROAD, AND FAMILY HORSES,
CARRIAGES WAGONS AND HARNESS,
AT PRIVATE STABLE .,- .,,
ina WEST THIRTY SEVENTH ST, BETWEEN BROADWAY AND
SEYRNTH-AVE.,
THE PROPERTY OF
MAJOR GEO W. RICHARDS, u y A.,
on Tuesday July 49, AT 10 O'CLOCK SHARP,
CONSISTING IN PART OF , .
team of very sne Patchen MARES Isl hands high years o sired
their IL miles boar with ease AM can ho
xbep 1910 together promising and Win proper
speedy; raised in Monmouth Co. N J
by Dr. Wiley and warranted sound KIND and True IN every PaI
The Bay Hambetonian Trottng TOPSY sired by Rysek
Uore Hambetonan black TOtng Mare Na1 Queen and
be by American Star TOpy Mare with two white bind ankles
sbe Il is hands aed the 18th OF May 1904 she Is very
pine Bush Orange Co. until October 1863 when she was pG
BY Major Richards after having seen her tot n mic sn
land PARK Track 29 She warranted sound and KIND 90.
aud fast Blood Bay Trotng Horse it
white the finest Hose the State well knoWn and trote
Boston, driven by William Woodruff N It1s. z;o4t sn
be very pure gated requires no bOohng when uouns AND
warranted sOand and kind ,,,,ny L, al t..a. Min 7
years old; weight pounds very stylish and prompt anes e
apt under saddle admired by all who see hm nee rom Co o'
trckt is warranted sound and kind and can ro In J:S
One TOP WAGON. BY Brown Goodwin.
One OPEN WAGON. BY Miner X Stevens
One PHABT0N by Wood Bros
one Jaeger WAGON, Pole and shafts - - O.. 4.
% Ia, Pl.nd SFIGH Double Harness two sets Single
and Birdie, Sheets Blankets hobes nps A.
Of driving stock All VII DC
od TO the highest bidder without any Limit er'Auoh' OF
"9ste,e h will he allowed on all Of Horses and II
mot As represented viii be rrun1el Ahl $40 ~ nj,
Sale positive shine Stock san be seen RON 10" ~ ~ "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-18
RECEIPTS OF PRODTCF.

Norm Vessels. ant Railroads
JrY bales Cotton ESP bb Flour % bags Com Meal
A. ~ .b Wheat 322l3 bush Oats 40 bush Bar
l. s 1sh Mllt 80 Batter II $50 pkgs Cheese
pk Stesn pkgs Oatmeal p pkg Ashes Do pgs BeewaI ~
III, Eg- pkga Ocake 1873 L Copper 10 cakes (oppeT so
-, Sre "a hbs Tobacco Tobacco - bales Hops
ls4baes Wool bills WHISKY 77o7 SIDES Leader 30 Hides,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-18

BARNARD COPPER Goa special meeting
- Of the stockholders held No 81 Broadway Room H. on
WEDNESDAY the 2Oh inst at ii o'clock Tor alteration oI Ae @
laws and other business Of importance -
- - EDWARD VI. JOHNSON, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-18

o,ment a. new Coaches PARK Pony Phetons from
is an TOP road express wagons suksys hoehArs As
% n,fa bo ION sl6Oi road Wagon es6i one koekas 80
SiOO one sIea RoekAway s2SOi one Brewster Sgon S
pepbury Van $40; Phae.on rLzo nAihs oS''
Ssts &c WIN H. GRAY. 10, "a, q and 70 Woosterst
BREWSTER & Co. Of BrOOme-st. offer at their
ID Wsrerooms Of Fourteenth syAne OF nv
CARRIAGES and ROAD WAGONS exclusively the prae""H ~
Broome-sL factory, and o. the best class Only,
OUR CELEBRATED LANDAUS, Landau
e -four Pbaeons, patent Rumble fh.e'O aa |
ii Co9DE Rocka.ay, celebrated nake lnsaipAs'e
Will e al astonishing low prices for one week - pAx.x
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-18
~ Az depori, mad, -o,o OH b snisiIea 20 "a
,.uy c,UINcs INSTITUTION,

@DoInyAY SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
khSUh az RRatpwAY ENTRANCE on PARk-PLACB
In,.,t on deposits ued thereto for Ne ~ m9atn, saahs s
-, ny PPR CENT PER ANNUh also an extra uNaeha
At ~. rate OF TWO PER CENT per ann9m On A Sums VI
ward "l be paid On anu ~ RAStIs r. sCHOALs President
w,,, "a WoRRALt Sec. rEIEa Ne14l,1, -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-18

-
Commissioner Sinking Fund Of the City Of Newton
pusuant the provisions Of an Aei entitled az e1 70 %
and In certain and IN the CITY OF
passed April they will sell At public a9eon e
M 10 the highest the the night privilege ana
operate by animal power ana use railroad N
On M through Upon and along the following streets or
the City Of New lorh M On
through and along One hundred f, sn I'm
MAnhasnS thence through and along ma
along hundred and tU saiy ST. win qoone sss
Harlem River also from Onehunde ~ H
Bdgs. Also from thence through and along One-un
thrtsthSt with double aet 20 the haDsn 49,
thence norhsry through the Ienhye with uoube ah
10 the Of said Tepthsve together with @ NECESSARY
ION Of the sad railroad tie said streets avenues onIe OF
said road completed within two from the passage OF s
venue ~ last ss the shall be opened graded and paYe
from Onehubdre bhbr Such sale will be eonaucl 10
% bs Offer 10 pay treasury the largest OF money Tor
privilege, franchise shall receive nom sAu
horred oerse and the in accordance with The
provisions Of the said act such certificate TO De ssgi on ge ~
~ in the % of two hundred and thousand dollars
IN I've GOOD and sufficient suredes approved by the Comptroller OF
,p t yssIs spsb And complete said and equip the
ave AS Aforesaid should he they be restrained or prevented W any
legal proceengsfrom completing and constructing the same me u
The time within the TO be completed But we
oners Sinking Pund authorized and reserve me nsD
h do So and franchise for sale again copy Of %. lei OF
tie Legislature which this sale Is to be made can be p'oe "
A TAnn5 B. hH coiSSoI I Comptroller.
JOHN j. BRADLEY, Chamberlain.
John X. HACKETT Recorder
JOHN MOORE Chairman Finance COMMITTEE
NICHOLAS HAUGHrOE, Chairman Finance
Committee, Board Of Assistant Aldermen
fseiouerf OF he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-18

RICB-Pc strong particularly foreign and The de-
ard g,oi few Desirable parcels available sales 80 es Car
DINA a. 81. and 800 bags RangoOn a. tie 80
oUGARTb demand for Rgs rather more acye and the market
fer gold The close showing steady uniform tone
very stock ofr Pair good kTluIs V sale: o.
hhds lOl Cuba; lOdlUtc for Porto Rico and 100
rv Ilsvsrs AZ al0c demand higher closing
al4 White a. l3c for b. and 2lalStc for C.
sEEDS-G7sss dali and prices entirely nonuali
or Clover Timothy - 25 Calcutta Lhnseed arm at
TALLOW-Ths market moderately active and steady sales 30 600
WHISKY ame fairly acei sales 200 bbs at 81 ola IL oli
T.. Ir04-Ho0p and &c for Patent
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-07-12
II U M 0 oRous MS,

BS- Why is a lawyer like a sawyer ?
Because which ever way he moves, down
must come the dust
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1870-08-12

tvesizes pronounced by experienced men to DC
the most complete and simplest cutter everinvcn-
ted Each machine cuts two lengths and can be
arranged 10 cut from / to II inches.
IMPROVED CLIPPER CIDER AND WINE
MILL,
guaranteed TO do more work with less labor than
any mill in the market and 10 do its work per-
fectly
The celebrated DOUBLE & TRIPLE SCREEN
DIXIE GRAIN FAN.
Dixie Thrasher, Cleaner and Dagger, Maryland
and Virginia Corn Shelters and Cleaners, Double
and Single Spout Corn Shelters, of latest and
most approved patterns
MARYLAND FARMER STEEL TOOTH HORSE
HAY AND GRAIN RAKE,
This rake is too we'll known throughout the
Valley Of Virginia to need any description here
We are finishing them in much better style
than last season. Farmers and Dealers will please
send on their orders early
Virginia Plantation Grist Mills, Cripple Inter-
nal Gear" Baldwin Horse Power 'Niix' and
Railway Horse Powers.
Plows Harrows and Cultivators, Agricultural
and Machine Castings
All our Machines of best Material and Work.
manship and guaranteed to give entire satistac-
ton.
Agents for Hubbard Self-rake Reaper and
mower.
Illustrated and descriptive catalogue sent free
by mail. aprl-ly
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1870-08-12
Fertilizers,

Fertilizers.
X I'VE IT A TRIAL!
" MAGNUM BONUM
SOLUBLE PHOSPHATE
COMPOSED OF
DISSOLVED BONES, AMMONIA AND
POTASH.
Which embraces all the elements of plant.
1t will more than repay the outlay the first
season by increased crops.
1t will make your land richer and better
1t will keep insects from your crops
1t is indeed "the great good" for which every
farmer is seeking.
Bone Phosphate ofLime SO per. cent
OF which lssoluble IA do do
Ammonia do do
Potash g do do
1t is in good condition for drilling, and pack
ed in good strong bags containing 1871 lbs. each
Price in Baltimore $50 per 2Oo0lbs
For sale this price, freight added, by Dea-
lers at all prominent points.
Geo. Dugdale Dugdale & Giryin,
Jas. NJ. Grvin Sole Proprietors
VIM. Dugdale s. South St. Baltimore Md.
For sale by Geo. L. Price,
ap1-3m Staunton, Va
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1870-08-12

RAwLEY SPRINGs.-The great curative proper
ties OF these Chalybeate Waters have long been
known, but bad accommodations have prevented
many from resorting to them. Last fall the
Stock Company, with A. B. Trick at the head,
purchased them, and, as fby magic, an immense
Hotel, with all modern improvement has gone
up, rendering the accommodations first class
The table is not surpassed in the State There are
about l50 visitors and ample accommodations are
provided for 100 more
Prof. Mallet, university of Va. recently an
alyzed this water and found it rich iu Iron, Man
ganese, Lithia, Sulphuric and Carbonic Acid &C.,
blended in the most wonderful pro portion to suit
the many diseases for which it is recommend ed
and remarkably free from impurities and endorses
the reputation it has so long maintained of be-
ing one of the best Cha!ybeate waters in the
world. It's destined to become a success as a
notwithstanding and most agreeable Summer re-
.SOrt.