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SUGARS.

10 lbs .GOOd N. Orleans Sugar for 81 90
s lbs. gAir n. O. Sugar, for 81 90
s lbs. Choice n. Orleans Sugar, 81 90
TIA lbs. choice Demsrars, 81 90
IL rAs Best White y. o. Sugar 81 90
sl,2 Bs. Crushed Sugar for 81 CO.
SIC lbs. Pulveri.sd White Sugars1 90
- All other kinds in proportion.
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Tin-Ware.

Have constantly on hand, Manufactured 10
their order. all q ofTin-wsre, Stove
Trimmings, kc.
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~ ma,tey. District, Department Of the East New York
Sealed proposal. in duplicate with copy Of this ady.r
Ss oes
er%..srs wh four hundred and s
sss @ re- Ns @ .s
Ss ps:. :. as s:
I %e Ne. Ss Ss4 % q g
wood Ss0 tons ovs and 80 ton; egg coa Fort Wooa sc%
POUNDS
s @ S.% o1 sSE' s 50 s :s
ll2 tons stove and l7s tons egg coal; Fort Schuyler
e and
sss s 100
M .sE N :9ns :sa' ss: ssi
wood 70 be r. The nd s IL u:
s
Payments viii be made 10 New York City according to the
AZ Se psres q SVsry 20
Bidders must state separately the et which they will
Each must be accompanied by guarantee signed BY
contract entered into they wil become surees IN sum
faithful execution OF the same
BID win Be- en!o.ined thn is not made in accordance
being present at the opening Of the bids
be made and will be entertained for one Or more
The the right reject any all bids
such portion Of anv bid not less than for one post that may De
deemed of advantage to the public .n interest
coa Cor either OF them the may bel and addressed
70 The ndesgnod TO whom application should be made for
ssns ss.ss .q %nJ
master Department OF the E1s' WILLIAM T. HOWELL.
SreSss cslsf fHc 4. anG it 4 n. H. i 6.sris;. 4 &
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DROPOsAI.s FOR WROUGHT AND CAST IRON WORK
fosE OFFICE AND COURT House., NEW YORK CITY.
TsoHaaT GT Hsp SssF RON
nsnasn o @ sss
@ ,on n Sa n ssseaae s s' non
this Office consisting Of ca,t-ion columns bodpates &C.,
All Of Ike cnsnss mus. Be- snnd smooth and straight
true and free from faws defects OF any lind and Of the
SHOWN BY tSe sd%sdass @ and dr.winss casnss
w Be % es o s 5 sny o. or
ing IN any respect from the requirements OF the drawings be
All bearings Of columns bases, plates. &C. must be paned
work cleaned on and finished in 6rst class manner
The sr ss e. as q ss
Hewitt or Of other American manntacure equal thereto
and sound in al! respect OF first Quality ~. !, -.
OF the dimensions end numbers required by thespec
necessary bolts edges, ties angle irons anchors shee.
A % Ss nsss.s put .e wss
viii be furnished by the who VIII pu. the entire
ss s
The grders will be put together with bolts and steel
na
and WIZ b. amy e T S o s
and engines In putting the work in place, without charge
Ss 0s % wo s s s y ae
When required scaoding to be furnished BY the conrac
Proposals will be made By the piece for the r
irons, clamps anchors other metal work
to m and p! the work in place. whether mentioned In draw
ings schedules or not
The must furnished, delivered, fitted and put In
place complete within three months after date OF written
notice 10 commence the work.
The work will not be su5dvidcd among different bidders
''f m
making the payments which will be made monthly, deduct
ing per until the nnal completion OF the contract
Ali bids accompanied by penal bond In the sum
OF $4,000 that the bidder will accept and perform the CON
certified to by the District Attorney OF the district where he
resides
The Department the right reject any all bids
II deemed for the interest Of the government TO do
any bid that the printed form to be OBJ
in this oce and does not conform IN every respect
requirements of this advertisement will not be c0nsid
ered neither will any proposals be received from any parties
who themselves in tha manufacture of cast
wrought and who have not the fac
ties for gettin. out the castings rolled beams.
Proposals will be endorsed Ylds Iron Work." and I'D
dressed to CALVIN +. HULBURD,
Superintendent.
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nFFICE CHIEF QUARTRRMAsTER,
~ FIRST QUARrBnMAsTER's DIeTEIcT q. E,i
NKw YOKK (Iry. Nav IL. 1870

Sealed proposals. in duplicate with copy q this .dysr
this Office until II NJ june lS 1870 for the conjunction Of
Stable Building with Wagon Shed, 81 feet BY feet at Fort
accordance with plans and specifications on h'e IN
this ONCE wiz
Renewal Of the Windows and Roof the officers quarters
Renewal OF the Roof Of the building occupied Offices Of
the Commanding Onlcer and Adjutany and La.hing and
Plasterng the Ceiling: Of the guard house.
Erection OF ventilaors on The hospital.
Erection OF ventat0rs on the soldiers barracks.
Bids must state separately In dsa the cost Of the work
to bo done each building.
The plans and spscincaons be at this oce and
the 0nlce OF the Post Fort Trumbul
where all further information can be obtained.
The work must 30 complsted 10 sixty days after &C
cepance OF bid and will be made New York city
on the certificate OF the proper ocer OF the
Department ON the completion OF the work.
reserves the right TO reject any ell bids
and bidders have the privilege OF being a the open
ing Of the Proposals must be endorsed "Pr0p0sAs
for Building Stable and Repairs at Fort Trumbu Conn"
and addressed to the undersigned.
By of Brevet MAJOR General RUFUS INGALLS, As
sstant Quartermaser General United States Army Chief
Quar- termaser Dep artment OF the East.
WM I. HowELL Breve Major and Assistant Quartermas-
United States Army Chief Quartermaster Frst Quarter
masters District
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PROPOSALS.

DEPARTME or PUBLIC PARKS, BANK OF CON-
NKw YORK. May H. 1870.
Proposals win be received at this once until 2st Inst for
the purchase OF the exterior Iron Railing Gates 0ate foss
and Base stone around the City Hall Park
The Railing, Gates Gate Posts and Base Stone 70 be re
moved within l5 days after the acceptance proposal
Terms cash. Proposals will be addressed to the under
signed endorsed Poposas for Purchasing Iron Railing and
base Stone around City Han Park"
PETER b. SWEENY,
President OF the Board OF the
Department OF Public Parks.
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w Proprietor and Manager. NE LESTER WALLACK
EVERY EVENING AND SAL URUAY MATINEE
Rt;N NJ,

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viii S.;.: e Es.ss. ACTS BY
WITH S#E sES 5Asssssi sgsiic,
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sweethsar!s Choru. ana Dance. 1.-THE Lancsrs Il
soor AMP SADDLE.
SALON IN MME.A ADt ADDtuvtEEsNAY's HOUSE.
Of s
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i.s Consequences-Tho Th Bs,l~X DrunEsn Trooper~THs
Fight ard he f T.
THIS lsfEdsSSES a$E hssSSSssi sssianr
SEVERAL PLAYS which have not been presented eor =
number OF years. in active with wheh.
Hscss TaE 'Ss
IN Lsssoes and M.nagers. HARRIET 4 PALMEL
o0n',00'a 'uiSSsi GySiS z Thomson TROUPE.
BS ETBE4 EHSSEsSS EHSSEsSS 4 4 ESssSIFS SSsSIFFS
LA SONEAMBuLA.
DA SONNAMBULA.
MONDAY, MAY 16, 1870
D"A"' DUMAS DRAMA,
DUMAS DRAMA.
MOSQUITO, MOSQUITO,
MOSQUITO, MOSQUIr0,
MOSQUITO. MOSQUIr0,
MOSQUITO, MOSQUITO,
MOSQUITO,
LA sONNAMBULA.
LA SONNAMBULA, LA SONNAABCLA.
SATURDAY MATINEE AT O.
Burlesque by John Broughsm, Esq, In active preps
ration.
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ROOMS AND APARTp1RNrs TO LET.

ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET.
s)J WEST NINETEENTH sTREET.-HANDs0NELY
IL furnished Apartments In . private family TO rent
without board.
OOS EAST TwENTY-SIxTH STREET, LADY
LUC having comfortably furnished house desires 70 et
Rooms permanent transient either lady or
gentlemen; comfortable home.
nOR SEVENTH AVENUE, JUNCTION or BROAD
somey furnished suit Of Apartments together Or :sparas
without board all modern improvements; deightl ioca-
ton. Apply for three days.
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new YORK HERALD MONDAY, MAY le, 87o-TR1PLE SHEET
ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS,
WooDs MUSEUM AND HRNA0RRIE.
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aas Haf sczIzTE 81 TSsis SsId'i' HAIR
ssss:y .sa:assn % With aov. and
-'''' ''e'''' *fTcsss sfit'sa s; or NEW YORK
ID Twsniyhird street, between r.nh aad Sixth avenues
FIFTH WEEK.
MONDAY tsB ESEaE 5S':sS sEsR Rsss' Es' 's''
. tn. comedy .s md .A. lat.
w'j;n Hox .s1:S: s5SS'aa, 'aooss. sSsj!'d
tpsrformed loc nights IN London).
In the comic drama. IN two ssi'' Sy Frederick Hay
which win :. G !s1 ss r.: sins .ny
scenery proDerss WIN nc" anu 'ppf'''A''
In active PREPARATION ROMANTIC DRAMA.
Seat: =, :s s.y in say.nSs The box ono: Of ss
ERENcH THEATRE. .. LADY or LYONS.
which % -: % S s os
'n Of his superb Ei1asii Hsaa; s'''''
will '''''''' sofBsT N II
cARLorrA IE6LERc9 e 5SEsFi AsT !Feii1siisd role of
and .h. sre.. Star COMPANY r1GliSs IN shs Cast.
q Vii sSssisSs ssSsgsss Of a
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MISS PATHS BENEFIT AND ADrEU.
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sailing Nay 3 81 sxFGRbRY FS Ssas'f f2vksrsc xAYn
supported ;, s,rfHs II sTz5$H4S asA..
II: q s. on Tislsasy
4. n, At stelnway Hail. --
A oADExY OF q. NY MgsIc pEc.,,.n OPERA
ra1ss sSASS ;ias|SS S5hiS SSsS5ao
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great fa'0i''' and DGRss'.Tr s}s. +. snGgil snSGsgilosoIr
in his original roe of Msnrse np%%iropE IN
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the Academy schirme No 70l Broadway, and III and s
TMJ,RsDAY. MAY 1s--BRooKLyN ACADEMY.
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Triumphant 'psfs5s saoo fHs 4ysr sio'h night OF
Reappear1WRsSf WS 15 SMsEgs. " glss.'lns Tenor
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IIOOLEY'S OPERA HOUSE, BROOKLYN.
III JOHN MULLlGAN, the giant comedian.
Historical Panorama, PROlRESS OF AMERICA.
James Gaynor Archy Hughes. Billy Rice. =.
Mace and Allen. Hide Seek The Jealous Husband. 60
GRAND MATINEE SATURDAY AT ~ O'CLOCK.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


xxsC C2TSsr Twenythird street and Eighth avenue
John y. Uo7 .rr9pr,ssor
sS0oass SfE;x;jSixxIsiiLESa; .-.
HOUSES os. sioASsy ESysI4H SfSwRFSs dfos NOVELTY.
$ss $ss SsE H$sB:EBF# #SsSsESE# H#$sSsE$E#
sc%.ns. % on tho sand
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combining In one monster entertainment
Illustrated n KSssr n BALLET ORGANIZATION
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s az IL s =: ssa
once, corner twenty third street and Broadway
RowERY THEATRE. ,,,ou
~ manager: w. D. f"1AAA~~
WiTH AN EXTRA MATINEE
SATURDAY, AT O'CLOCK
EXTRAORDINARY ARRIVAL,
NEW NOVELTY AND NEW SPECTACLE.
First s1a iRs'isifssSSsI sisSIs J w WELLS, fSs' ''
WONDERFUL Lion ENcHANTREss.
GEOLOGICAL CohtscfIos Sisasf FISH OF ANIMALS.
consisting Of
SIX AFRICAN LIONS AND PuNAS.
The ELEPHANT AND TWO DESERT CAMElb.
For the proper Introduction OF this extraordinary novelty
entirely spectacular drama, founded on acu con-
with the exploration OF Central Africa written DyJ
McCLOsKY for Miss WELLS which will be presented with
NEW SCENERY SUPERB MOUNTlNGS,
BANNERS AND NATIVE WAR IMPLEMENTS.
Also DEN CAGE, OCCUPYING THE FULL CON.
PASS OF THE STAGE, in whioh Miss WELLS Will exhibit
the brute creation BY the suo
CATION OF the M0narchs OF the Forest The specacs Will DC
preceded by . DRAMA and conclude with FARCE
FRIDAY-BkNEFIT OF Miss MINNIE WEILh
/ First time. . new military drama from New Yorx
TIE DUTCH TROOPER.
An Incident OF the American Revolution.
The renowned artist, ED BANKER The fayorite,
POLLY DAILY. The wonderful Prof. SYLVEsTER, VIII
ths mystery OF the age, the TALKING LION ANGELlQuE
SCHOrT In Second Sight. TONY PASTOR sings Twenty
stars appear Grand matinees Wednesdays ana Saturdays
at az O'clock
IIOOLEY's OPERA HOUSE, BROOKLYN.
IL JOHN MULLlGAN, the giant comedian
Historical Panorama, PROGRESS OF AMERICA.
James Gaynor, Archy Hughes Billy Rice
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RRYANTs OPERA HOUSE.
ID GRAND MATINEE BENEFIT,
THURSDAY, AFTERNOON. MAY 1a 1870.

DRYANT's OPERA HOUSE.
ID GRAND MATINEE BENEFIT,
THURSDAY, AFTERNOON. MAY 10. 1870.
CELEBRATED BRYANT VOCAL QUARTER
Nessrs. RUSSELL, GRIER BnANDlSI and ROCKE.
TELLER.
Mr. DAN BRYANT with his entire company and the fol-
lowing well known artist win positively appear: r:-Messrs
JOHNNY WILD, FRANK KERNs, JOHN MVtLI9AN
BOBBY NEWCOMB JOHNNY QUEEN apd JAMES GAY
NOR. To commence At 3 M. Tickets, @1.
RIO MANAGERS AND CAPITAI.Isrs-THE ESTATE
the Boston Skating Rink. situated ON fremont
street. Boston, Mass win be sold or leased for torn Of
gain. The lot contains upwards Of 80 900 feet fronting ~
feet fremont and bv ON Meshed street. and opening on
passageway the The building ID rectangular. and
measures i06xsl covered BY arched roof In
span resting side walls leaving the interior space
pnobstruoed by supports kind. The foundations
heavy square granite blocks resting piles and the walls
Of the most solid and massive character nanked with
presents Of the finest architectural facsdes the city
For public assemblies the building would
require alteration and readily be arranged for foup
dry machine shop, carriage factory planning MILL sta
ble market piano furniture establishment or for any
purpose for the whole can be divided
may required being entirely free from columns part
ons Terms easy. For further Particular apply TO J0NA
PRESTON, No. joys Buildings, or to b. s. EVANS, II
Traveller Building Boston. Mass.
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Rox book now open for the first night.
In active preparation, ALSO FERNANDO, the most re'
Business Manager. ger...............Mr l.. F. HARRISON
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E,IFTH AVENUE THEATRE.
II BENEFIT

Mr.. GEORGE HOLLAND.
MONDAY EYEslNd, Nay ~ has has been get apart for the
occasion for the ssh time Is with Mr. Daily ha.
announce that she feeble health OF the veteran comedian
worry Oldest active the dramatic profession
living and the American STACEY win prevent Holland
taxing part IN any susairei for the evening"
OF the play and deliver OF thanks this
being his hrst public appearance succ four months
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~ singers wifi save time AID sxpeass thQy will apply at
the ONCE Of the American Conservatory Of Aus.o uioA
eauare. nex, Clarendon Hote.
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LADY or LYONS.

INRENCH THEATRE. LADY or LYONS.
n conseqaenoe q the numerous and pressing requests
which have been addressed to the for the
tition OF his superb renderlns Of Claude Melnott to-
CHARLES FECHTER
will reappear In that part Bulwers great play OF
THE LADY or LYONS
MONDAY EVENING NAY Ia.
CARLOTTA LECLERCQ in her aprivalled role Of
PAULINE,
and the great Star Company in the cast.
Due notice will be given Of tbs nrs representation OF the
CORSICAN BROTHERS,
grand spectacular drama by Alexander Dumas performed
BY FECHfER 64 nights Ia Europe.
Admission ONE DOLLAR; Balcony, Reserved, ONE DOL
LAR; ORCHESTRA, ~; Boxes from $40 to &3i Family
Circle, 30 cens Seats a Box 0nce Schirers, 7 Broad
way, and liz Broadway. a 49,
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

IMPORTANT LECTURES TO GENTLEMEN ONLY, ON
i interesting invaluable and scientific subjects showing
how to live and what live for delivered daily a the
New York Museum OF Anatomy Those unable 10 attend car
receive copy BY forwarding Is cents The Secretary 6e
Broadway.
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NAISS PATHS BENEFIT AND ADIEU.
N1 Max 6trskosch begs 70 announce the
LAST CONCERT AND BENEFIT
Of tho unrivalled vocalist
MISS CARLOTTA PATTI,
prior her positive departure In the steamer South America
sailing May = 81 sxFGRDaY FsH Ssas'IS I2SRNIsc xAYn
In one "Pau" Benefit performance,
AT STEISwAY HALL,
supported by RITTER SARASATR,
HABELMAN' AND HERMANNe.
Munlcal
The sale OF seats will commence on Thursday May ls vt
"a. NJ, At Steinway Hail.
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A MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE MADE
n order celebrated MAKER fully guaranteed used six
months cost $u for $3.50 Psrior saa covered broca.e!
ro s. siverware, Carpes Glassware; sacrifice
property family leaving CITY, 81 West Fifteenth street.
Sixth avenue.
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MUSICAL

A NTONIO PARAvALLI, TENOR SINGER FROM THE
"A Italian Opera, teaches Piano and Singing At liz West
Twenty street. Terms very moderate during the
summer months Hours 10 to6
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Y OCTAVE ROSE WOOD PIANO, &es; SPLENDID IN.
srument; magni6cen7 octave, having oveystrung bass
carved legs latest improvements fully guaranteed extra
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FOR CASH, SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD OVER.
"A. strung Piano four round cornera all improvements
must be sold Immediately so East Fourth street, near
Bowery.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1870-11-08
II = Y ~ =
Deaths.

>~
Died on October 2srd, 1870 in Greenville, Mrs.
MARGARET VINES. - iaa.f bfr4l -
At stated meeting Of Staunton Lodge No.
As, l. @. O. f., held at the Odd Fellows Hall,
Thursday evening, Nov. 3rd, 1870, the commits
tee appointed, on the 31st Of October last, for
that purpose, presented preamble and resolu-
tions, which were adopted in the words follow
ing, to witt zrHoa 90 na1 o. laffs2s sF -S9 !:
! 10 the ~ g. and members of il b1A ,srasL a91
Stauntom Lodge No. IS, I O. Q. f.. e
Another link in the great chain Of our Broth
erhood has been broken Our beloved Brother,
EDWIN M. TAYLOR has been called away from
the scenes Of earth-he is numbered with the
dead-never again will we clasp his hand or hear
his voice on earth--no more will he be with us
in the sacred retreat Of Odd Fellowship-but
we. will cherish his memory, and endeavor to inn
itate his virtues. Truly indeed may it be said OF
him. that to know him was to love him." He
was kind husband, and an affeetionate father I;
a social, genial companion; a friend to all who
sought his friendship; and, being scrupulously
careful Of the reputation and feelings of Others
he passed through life without an enemy. There
FORE 4Tn HIalfi Jk54H NEk or
ResoLved, That whilst we would not invade the
sanctty of private grief, we claim the privilege
of mingling our tears and sorrows with those
that weep for our departed Brother.
ResoLred, That in this time of theirsad bereave-
ment and irreparable loss, We tender our sincere
coincidence to the family of our deceased Broth
er, and pray that our Heavenly Father, who
alone can give substantial consolation may have
them in His holy care and keeping, to shield,
protect and bless them. e go go
Resolved, That the usual badge of mourning
be worn for thirty days by the members of this
Lodge. ra iaf 2so1i Taz oa - D. 81.
: Resolved, That the Secretary of this Lodge
communicate to the widow of our deceased
Brother a copy of the foregoing preamble and
resolutions, and that they be published in the pa
pers of the town. sn
Respectfully submitted, M 19do
IDS JAMEs F, PATTERSON, Committee.
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BALTIMORE. .3Ist October |


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Pendleton, w. A. Burke, Committee Virginia
Valley Railroad Company. -Gentlemen [ am
10 receipt OF your communication of the 29h
Instant. desire to return my heartfelt ac-
acknowledgements for the unexpected honor you
have conferred upon me- ys.' l ~.
As expressed to you orally, with my inexpe-
Renee felt the greatest indsposiiion to accept
this highly Important trust. and after reflection
still feel greatly impressed with the difficulties
OF position fraught with so many grave re-
sponSibilities; and still more do L feel the Sc
robustness of the attempt to fill place which
was SO recently deemed of such magnitude and
dignity as to command the service and earnest
efforts of the illustlious and lamented General
Lee. .08
Recognizing the great Importance Of the en-
terprise, and foreseeing the many difficulties to
be encountered, can only bring myself to un-
dertake the duties of the trust under your as
suraHces of the unanimous support of all par
ties interested in this great work in Virginia,
as well as of the eminent citizens of Baltimore
with whom you informed me you consulted
In conclusion, can but assure you that |
shall devote my humble abilities in every prac-
ticable form to secure and insure the early COM
pletion of the Virginia Valley Railroads.
work in which / have always taken the deepest
interest, serving as it will to unite In still strong
er bonds those already so closely connected by
so many ties Of mutual sympathy and interest.
Cordially approaching and reciprocating the
kindly feelings you express personally, have,
gentlemen, the honor to remain, with great
respect, your obedient servant,
ROBERT GARRETT.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1870-11-08
CIOth591g.
CLOTHING!!
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j. A. ADVENTUROUS
New Clothing House, No. 1923 Augusta street.
take this opportunity of informing my friends
and the public generally that have just opened
a large stock of superior READY-MADE
CLOTHING which has been selected with great
care from the best manufactures of New York
and Baltimore. Also a good stock of city made
boots and shoes, large stock of cheap heavy
boots and brogans for winter; splendid stock
of hats and caps, all the latest styles; magnif-
cent stock of crayats, ties. bows, &C., and COM
plete line of gents furnishing goods trunks,
valises, umbrellas &c. Do not fail to look in at
my establishment before making your purchases.
Goods and prices will certainly suit you New
goods received every few days Goods delivered
to any part of the city free.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1870-11-08

On the End inst, at the residence Of the brides
father, in Rock bridge county, by the Rev. J. L.
kirkpatrick, ID, d., Dr.S. Med GOLD, nj. D.,
of Augusta county, to Miss EMMA, youngest
daughter of John w. Hamilton, Esq - ~
I On Tuesday, Nov. 1st, at Mt Pleasant the
residence of the brides father, by the Rev. DR..
Handy, DR.. DAVID W. HANGER to Miss SALLIE
A: CRAWFORD, daughter of Maj. james Craw-
ford, of Augusta county. ~. t..,;ae.,,
On the 10Th of October in Mt. Tabor church,
in Augusta county, Va, by Rev. A. A. ] Bush
ong Mr.. T. MARION RosENBAUM of Smythe
county, Virginia, to Miss Mamie " BANE, 3rd
daughter of George B. Bane, Esq. of Mo1.tgom-
cry county rs a19a~ Southwest please copy.