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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-06-18

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sobre Ma Lid, Sovilla = Cadiz q corto
plazo y por cantidales de s SO en-
adelanse. Marina
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AVISO IMPORTANTE.

Los J0venes que deseand ser aprobadU en- los exa-
menes extraordinarios del Seninario Colegio de
a cludad, qnieran repasar las -asgnaturas que pa
"a "a 81 e2 neceslten p1eden dirgrse al establecimien
39, donde ha instalado Is clases de Latinidad,
Matematlcas Geografia u de Z 8 lie Ia noche.
fuerto-Rlco Jnnio Is Gle 1S71.-Profesor Francisco
Cortes.-Br. Rafael Janer. s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-06-18

ST. Director del BoLErIN MERcANrIL
Muy senior mio: Suplico & V. Sc sirva
dar en- las columns de su ilustrado pc
ri6dico publicidad a las siguientes lineas,
por 10 que anticipa v. las mas expresj-
vas graciae, S. S @ B S M.
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FL Director Y Profescr de M1slca
D. LORENZO ARGUlMBAU

eablecilo
de So Piano. Cn doml los precios que acueo segun
las condolences faran. =
Las hone rueden para de Oaaa
ra donde tiene domiclio
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en- favor del que escribe estas lfneas, que
10 agradecera Hero de sinceridad.
Sr. Director del BoLETIN.

Muy sr. mio y de mi respeto: espero
de su amabilidad Sc sirva msertar en- su
apreciable peri6dico la siguiente letrilla,
aunQue al publicarla haya de contesar otra
cosa 1uo 10 sentado por el D6mine L1cas
en- L. suya:
Sc essly e YEN TKs<> . A9vr&g II gEsEgas.
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AVIS. J.

En- virtnd de poder que he conferido en- esta fe-
cha por ell escribanO piblica de este pueblo fa-
vot ae mi Sobrno d. Martin Feliu Llored, qrleda
ma. Lo hago pibico por medic del presente, para
llegando conocimento de las personas quien
estoy en- relaclones al ptlblco general, tengan
conslderen El sitado Sobrino como mi repre-
sentante lejitimo
BayamOu JUNO 13 de 1S71-A onstin FeIin G
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/ PalaCiO del Arte
DEL SOL MUM. 60

M1nn oogsio con dos rees pvios de
meto e a1st
o ds DM RELIEVE
w. de los de fOrma de SELLOS SIS
Partpa pdbico econo que h 6inpu
oece noved gde
como son los RETRATOS ESMALTADO
ARTE ~ ~ ONf po % 'A6A"AoAO A'AAA
bel ondo mas banes los porcean que
- '' WV" !" 'o"'oiuo ns'"
Elm ell PAACO DEL ARTE hay p1ico
ucno va
~ 1-
Los Sres otgatos del deseen
and aano dan PALAOO DEL
las condolences, f - -
En- esta siguen hacienda los rees
las aetas coT1en lmperes Poana
arte alcance de toda las
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AVI~,O.

inall ~ ben esaGo, sitas Ell eli pueblo de Cata-
t;lio aen;j5 IN bote que esta en- el traco de cs
t;t ipita 4 Catano: Ia sido construdo ell Arecibo
81 que nterose aIgtlna casa el bote, puede diri-
girse 4 Ia c;ile de la Luna, nlimero 76 que vive
i nteresadO. 3
MANUALES DE HOAIEOPATfA DOMESTICA.
POr Calejas Gel Padre.
De venta en- la calle de ODONELL plazuela de
Santiago niim f.
Mat1as Ledesma almacen de Latimer. 6
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PARTB MBRCANTIL.
MOVIMIENTO MARITIME,
ENTRADAS.

15-De Palma de Mallorca Ell As dias corbeta esp.
Lequlstlo' 2S4 tom. cap. Posen con frutos BOrrds
hermanOS.
io--De Santa Cruz de Tenerfe en- 20 dias gol.
esp. Salvador u to cap Prats, con papas v cebo-
Has q Borras heTmanos.
l5-Dc San Thomas ell dia gol. amer. Joseph
CakeS @03 Jon cap. Oakes en- lastre 2 pasagerOs.
irajo III pGego para el EXcmo. Sr. GObernadOr Su-
poIlor Ilvi c0nslgnado q Latimer Ca
15-Da NoWIork lS sol. amer Emily Curtis 251
.o:l. cap. 4. &. DarDour Ell llstre 4 LatIner ca.
10 ia Eajario Ell l dia bdro. esp. Emma" 10
53ss, cap. q Algo con cncros.
17-J Ia itabana y damas puntos de su ruta vap.
e3t, Pe,sy4 - G0n esp. Ron clrga de tran
$50 cores Slvitloilulte } ltoageioS
l1--Do IaIlfaA Oh II diaS berg. gOl ing. Elsie,
112 ION. cap. Coady con salazones q Latimer y &:
Este buque entr0 puerto envi0 bOte reclblO
0rden de seguir a Mayagiiez.
SALKDAS.
16-Para Fajardo berg gol. amer. David Doane"
III ton. cap. Steascer en- lastre.
16-Para Naguabo gol. esp. ''Luisa" 80 ton. cap.
Silva con prOvisiOnes.
16-Para Arecibo gol esp. Petra" So tOn cap.
Crubas provisiOnes pasagero.
16-Para la Habana berg. esp. "Guanch" 219 tOn
cap. Sers restos de carga 80 paSagerOS prOce-
dente Santa Cruz de Tenerife.
16-Para San Thomas vap. esp. ''PeayO' 235 ton.
cap. Rou correspondence pasageros
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GRAN BARATO.


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GRAN BARATILLO.

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-06-18
Sr. Director del BOLETIN,
Eel an1sIllO.
Arecibo. 8 de JUNO de 1871.

Nuy 81. mio Gle toda mi Considerations le estima-
"a altamente Sc sirya dar cabida 4 las sigmientes
fneas en- su apreciable periodico S. S. @. B. s. M
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La firma busco y no tiene;
III letra buena tampoco;
estilo y lenguaje aviene,
y parece ell todo un Coco
que q los ninos entretiene.
FL cscrltor que es travieso,
y cueata no sea Julian,
EN- su parto un tanto avieso
sc oculta como Gtdcr0n,
pero muerde cual S0buesO.
Apretome los talones,
con rabiosa Hid}Qtobta. -.
iValate Dios. 49,! Los burlones
han de lamar Acenc{a
4 las libres traducciones.
Sligo mi curiosa historic -.
Digo que una Ca,ta fue
y una Ca1ta de memoria,
que la escribio. 20 no Sc,
aunque le llena de gloria.
Sin nombre y sin apellido,
Ell letra varia y fnjida,
como quien con gran temido
lanza una pieClya homicida,
nuestro escritor sc ha escurrido.
Vamos, D. Julian, mi amigo.
Tai nombrarle Sc me antoja
por 81 dar con 81 consigo.
ST de f1rias Sc despoja,
81 aplacarle yo consigo;
81 su sana desenoja,
81 SUI. -. Vamos yo 10 digo
que me amaga, yme, acongoja,
de D.. Julian ell persigo.
A Serafco me oliste
en- aquello del concejo
por art1culos que viste,
por 10 de piHo y de viejo,
Y todo cuanto te inOiste.
iAh, Julian! te has olvidao
yla icencia perdona,
cue la palabra he mochao;
y tocante a tn persona
Il conosco, 6acalao.
Nadie tan pervocso fuera
como til 10 has silo Y eres:
81 aadas por do Iuiega
lendes I cuaot05 v1a1e8
y a gritos pidos. 49,. ga5ero.
Has vendido la amistad
de un querido protector;
en- 10 vii no hay igualdad;
y en- cuanto a 10 del honor
es en- tt ideaZidad.
No vuelvas a escribir mas
EN- un tan sublime estilo,
mira que tie sligo ell gilo
y no te me escaparas.
Mis- art1culos veras
por mas que te p6se y pese;
y va que cobarde fuese,
y va que fuese TN malrado
el anonisnista osado,
mi desprecio bien merece.
SPor que a la arena no sales?
SPor que el guante no levantas
Y me dices 10 que wales
81 a mi nombre no te espantas
y q mis- frases muy cabales?
Eres un mandria, rim,
& quien Ell sayo te cuela,
y 81 al fin callas, al fin,
diretelo por mi abuela
"colzar tiepe ese mastin."
Caguas, 16 de Junio de 1871.
Eel anfsmO.
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En- este establecimiento Sc aeaba de recbE di=
rectamente, un buen surtido Gle hierro de todas
classes, son, lantas para carretas carTos CO.
das, plancha chapa para chimeneas y calderas de
Vapor, cavilla de cobre pemeria y clavo de hierro
galvanizado para embarcaciones, ganchOs y guar
contraral en- este esabecimiento carretas para sus
Aaciendas, de una construction sumanente s0lda
y tambien el herro que puedan necesitar, todo a
precios Sumamente m0dicOs.
PuertO- Rico JuniO de 1871 IL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-06-18

En- berganin espanol JESUS MARIA JOSE
a a nn complete surdo de ugesas aemanas
noen po
freI o. = o Al
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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-09-21

Jacksonville Courier, Florida; w Schley, 5a.
vannah, Georgia; Curtis, Sacramento
City, California; John A Calkins, Bricks
burg, New Jersey; B Wier, Lacon, Illinois,
(Prairie Farmer, Chicago Tribune, aud Yves
tern RuralD Parker Earl, South Pass, Hi
nos, New York Tribure;) D 0 Munson
| Falls Church, Virginia; S Downer, Fair
view, Kentucky; E Chamberlain, Loudoun
county, Virginia; Z S Gold, West Cornwall
Connecticut; James " Clark, birmingham,
Massachusetts; Otis Carey, Tcxboro, Massa-
chusetts; = W Buswell, Boston; James
Cruickshanks, Chelsea, Massachusetts,; George
Croft, Brooklyn, New York: E w Cobb, Bos-
ton; Arther Bryant, Princeton, Illinois; Ed
via Hoyt, New Canaan, Connecticut; W
Brown Smith, Syracuse. New York; W r
Smith, Syracuse, New York; Charles D Bray
don, New York; Prof Thos Taylor, Agricul-
tural Department, Washington; j 2 Chiles,
Woonsocket, r I; W X Mann, Sharon. Mass;
DR. Fl II Pilsbury, Medford, Mass; William
Saunders, Agricultural Department., Wash
lngton, D G.
THE MASSACHUSETTS DELEGATION.
The following delegates from the Massachu-
sets horticultural Society are at the Bal
lard:
Hon Marshall P Wilder, Hon Joel Parker,
Hon Thomas James, Hon Jas W Clark,
Arthur Bryant, Robert Manning, E W Bus
we'll, Frederick Clapp, Lemuel Clapp, John
E NJ Gilleys, B K Bliss, John G Barker,
Benjamin G Smith, J G Ho7ey, E T Wash
burne, J W Manning, George Craft, Samuel
H,rt,rnl T,c Itch 10 0t;- Haru n
Cobb, Fl H Plsbury, L Il FELTON,, W Fl
Spooner, Samuel Gushing J II Frothinsh ham,
W R Mann, George B Durfae, Edwin Hayt,
Shields Also Mr. Mon, Minister Of the
japanese government in Washington; W
Saunders, Superintendent Of Agriculture,
Washington; Thos Taylor, J 3 Russell
Washington; J 3 Winston, Cincinnati; S
Brooke, Philadelphia; John W Hoffman,
Philadelphia.
COMMITTEE OF AWARD OF THE AMERICAN
PoMoLoGIcAL SOCIETY.
Committee on Fruits Exhibited-John E
NJ Gilley, of Massachusetts; 3 K Bliss, Of
New York; DR. Jas s johnson, of Richmond,
".
Committee on Premiums offered by the
Virginia State Agricultural Society, 800
VIM Saunders , C;P Berckmans, Ga;
W 7 Smith, N Y.
Committee on Premiums offered by NJ P
Wilder, Ellwanger and Borry, and G d
james, S Zetele, II NJ Smith & Co; on Pears,
Apples and peaches, Charles Downing, New
York W L Steele, North Carolina; ? 7
Quinn, New Jersey.
Committe on Premiums offered on Grapes
by Charles Downing, K L Poage, John B.
Whitehead, c I WORKMAN & Co., Downward
Anderson & Co., " Parry, N j G T 3
Leighton, Norfolk, Va Robert Corse, Va.
Committee on Figs, Oranges, Olives, and
Pomegranates John B. Whitehead, Viz
ginia John Feast, Maryland, Col L Hardee,
Florida
Committee on Best Apples for General
Culture in Kentucky, offered by J Downer
S25-Wlliam HEAVIER, Tennessee DIR w
NJ Mawsley, Kansas John L Mcintosh,
Ohio.
Committee on Premiums ofeie by Smith,
Clarke and Powell, D D L Moore, Southern
Planter and Farmer, Rural Carolinian-
W G Barry, New York r L Page, Virginia;
D B Wier, Virginia.
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If WE WOULD.

If WE WOULD.
If we would but check the speaker,
When he spoils a neighbor'g fame,
If we could but help the erring,
Ere we utter words of blame;
II we would, how many might we
Turn from paths Of sin and shame.
All |! the wrongs that ght be righted,
If we would but see the way!
All. the pains that might be lightened
Every hour and every day,
IF we would but hear the pleadings
Of the hearts that go astray!
Let US step aside the stronghold
Of our sel6shness and pride;
Let US lift our fainting brothers;
Let us strengthen ere we chide;
Let US, ere we blame the fallen,
Hold light TO cheer and guide.
All, how blessed !-ah, how blessed
Earth would be, if we but try
Thus to aid and right the weaker,
Thus to check each brothers sigh;
Thus to walk in duty's pathway,
To our better life on high.
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lie crosses the foreign grape On the native
so as to get a vine with the APPEARANCE and
leaf Of the latter, and a grape with the excel
lencles Of the former.
MARYLAND
William D. Breok ensidge, Of Georgetown
Baltimore county, Md, exhibits forty aiaez-
en5 varieties of pears which, fox size aud
beauty will compare favorably with either
competitors.
The Buckeye State has variety of beauti
full grapes on exhibition, some OF them Of the
white variety, which attract much attention
This State has also creditable contribution
Of fruit.
NORFOLK AGAIN.
We noticed yesterday the two pound Ducli-
ess pears Of G. Il. B. leighton. of Norfolk
and we find On a second examination that be
has also the finest specimens Of the Seekle.-
His other specimens Of fine fruit are highly
attractive, and we can give another hurrah
for Norfolk
MICHIGAN.
This State has handsome collection Cover
two huudred) Of apples peaches and pears
NORTH CAROLINA.
Mr. John Hopkins, of Wilmington, exhi-
bits two varieties of grapes.
FLOWERS.
The floral ornaments arc very beautiful ana
elaborate. In the centre Of the hall Nor
ton, of this city, has superb pyramid Of
plants and flowers The former are in rich
est autumnal tints, and look as if they were
stolen from mountain trees in October, while
the flowers vie in color aud beauty with them
There are three large and exquisitely arrang
ed floral ornaments on either side, pretty
enough for queen, Oh. one Of the Virginian
beauties who graced the hall with their pres
ence last evening
THE ANNUAL ADDRESS BEFORE THE AMER
IoAN POMOLoGICAL ASSOCIATION.
President Wilder yesterday delivered the
annual address before the American Pomo-
logical Society, which was replete with in
formation in regard to the objects Of the as
ISOLATION. He said in regard to the place of
the present meeting ''And now cougratu-
late you most heartily upon the suspicious
circumstances which enable us to meet in this
city, among our Southern brethren, who
have honored us with so cordial welcome
and so large a representation of her men and
her resources, here in the capital of Virginia
"a state so renowned as the mother Of Pres
dents and the home Of the most distinguish
ed patrons of American agriculture. among
whom may be named Washington, Jefferson,
and Others, who will ever be remembered as
benefactors Of their race"
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Uhe galltn Sitginian,
sTAUNTON, VIRGINIA.
Thursday, = September q, 1871.
TERMS.

TERMS.
The Vsresria8a'' Will be mailed to Sub
scribers at $500 per ssiaaaum. in ADVANCE.
Icpayment is deferred THREE azONTHs
$2.5o viii be required, AMID a the end OF the
year $500.
ct the rates of $500 peg sgumre, of ten
lines. for tFse first insertion and % cents for
each subsequent insertion.
Special Notices go cents per lime fer each
insertion.
Correspondents Will address
VALLEY VlRGIETAN.ss
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From the Richmond Enquirer
A Magnificent Display Of Fruits, Grapes
and Flowers.

saafN I1Ou01S
Yesterday we prepared our readers for the
success which subsequently attended the
opening Of the great American Pathological
Exhibition, and we may BY way Of introduce
ton, remark that it is utterly impossible to
exaggerate the size or beauty of the fruit, OF
the varieties exhibited. We then noticed
CALIFORNIA; magnificent contribution of grapes
and fruits, Iowa's immense variety of fine APP
pies, Nebraska's splendid contribution of
fruits, the two hundred and fifty varities OF
pears from Massachusetts and the line contri-
buttons of New York, Washington, aud vi
entity, and Norfork's giant pears, &c.
We cotinue our notes, only regretting that
we cannot covey to our readers the impression
which the exhibition has made upon US
This will be better understood, however, when
we declare that it on jury and fellow were
tried for sealing twenty foot wall, covered
with green bottle glass, to get fruit like some
on exhibition, even ifthe law did say it be-
longed to another man, we would hang the ju-
ry until the cows cow home without being
sent for before We would agree to verdict
was Bartlett pear like they grow in Californ-
ia, we ought not blame mother Eve too much
for tasting it.
VIRGINIA.
IF all of the fruit Virginia has scattered
through the exhibition were collected On IA
single table it would make splendid show
Her apples are numerous in variety and whop-
pers in sze-some weighing two pounds.
Among her exhibitors are the Dollins
Brothers Of Albemarle. They have on cxhi-
hilton 1876 varieties
j. W. Porter, also of Albemarle, exhibits
several varieties Of apples and grapes among
the latter the Norton, Virginia, Delaware
Diana and Jonas He has also several speci-
mems of the wild grape of the mountains =
Among his apples we find the celebrated AL
bemarle pippin, the Winesap, and the sheep
nose
We have already noticed the collection Of
Mr.. Monson, of Fairfax. This county has
several other fruit growers who have galua-
Bile contributions Of apples, &c, among them
Major Il G. Williams, Of Vienna, who is no.
ticed elsewhere.
KANSAS.
The young State of Kansas is represented
oy u. Wellhouse, OF LeavenWorth City also
DIR. Howsey and DR., stayman, of Kansas
who have more than hundred different va
rieties Of apples and few specimen pears
These apples are very large and perfectly
beautiful.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
DR.. A. p. Wylie. of Chester, South Caro-
lima, exhibits about forty different varieties
OF grapes, all OF which show to splendid ad
vantage, when we consider It's delicacy. All
these specimens are hybrid, the crossing Of
different varties. The Doctor has devoted
years to the experiment Of crossing the diff
terent varieties, and has ROW established his
theory beyond doubt.
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THE OLD RELIABLE
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
LIQUOR STORE
OF
LIAEz w HOO T. Il Z,
NEW STREET, (opposite Scherers',)
STAUNTON. VIRGINIA.

I have on hand large assortment of very supe-
rior Foreign and Domestic Liquors, Wines, &C.,
which offer to the public at short profits for cash.
respectfully direct attention to the following
enumeration, in part of my stock:
Superior "Augusta," ''Rochbridge," "Maryzand'
and TENNESSEE" FYhiskiee. Also, fine quality of
other OLD RYE WHISKET.
French Brandy, Ginger, Apple, Bloch-
berry. and other Brandies.
Champagne, MADEIRA, Uoret, Sherry, ana
old Port Vines.
Scotch Ale and London Porter.
Stoughton and other Bitters.
Having had long experience in dealing in Ii
quors, have availed myself of the knowledge
thus acGursd to select the puest and BEST articles
Those wishing such, will do we'll to call before
purchasing elsewhere.
July 27th-lf W. WHOOLEY.
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Teachers .
Psetrons
Of sciaooss
Will find
FULL STOCK
SCHOOL BOOKS
SCHOOL SUPPLIES,
at HUNTER & CO.'S,
Booksellers, staunton, Va.
Orders frcm distance viii receive prompt at
tention. -
; CATALOGUE Of scHooL BooK!s sent free
application sept la-'f
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StGassstom Cards.
T ouse AMID SIGN Painting.

House and Sign Painting.
u The undersigne IS prepared to ex-
ecute with neatness and dispatch, HOUSE, SIGN
and ORNAMENTAL PAINTING. All WORK
done in the best manner and on accommodating
terms. Orders from the Country promptly at
tended to. JOHN w. CLINE,
Augusta Street, Staunton, Va
iuly 7-1y
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-09-21

4 CAESD TO MN OLD
II CUSTOMERS
AND THE
PUBLIC!
have fttedup one side of my storeroom
heretofore exclusively used for the Boot. Shoe
and Hat trade, for DRY GOODS. l now
show you nice stock of
DRY Goods and Notions,
which purchased while in the North, at very
low figures. have line of
DOMESTfCS LADIES DRESS GOODS
L4DIES' STRA W GOODS,
RIBBONS, GLOVES, HOSIERY, &C.,
which l think cannot fail to please. In future I
propose to keep an assortment of these goods al
ways on hand, and will use my best endeayors to
suit your tastes, and meet your views in regard
to price. N. B. HENDRY,
Augusta street, opposite Courthouse.
may lift
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-09-21
OLD NATIONAL HOTEL STABLE GROUNDS
Corner OF Frederick and Market SITS,
NTON, va.

Va
TT aying recently erected commodious stables
III upon these grounds, we are gratifed to
announce to the public gen orally, and our friends,
that we have stocked them with every adjunct to
a complete Livery. Our horses are young, fresh,
fast, and well broken; our Buggies, Carriages,
&c., and of the latest style, and our drivers
selected with special reference to the comfort and
safety Of our patrons
Pleasure parties accommodated at all hours
with single or double buggies. riding horses, for
ladies and gentlemen, carriages, spring wagons,
&c. Parties wishing to visit Meyers Cave would
do we'll to give call.
Horses fed by the day, month year, at usual
rates.
Special attention given to the sale of stock.
Hoping by strict attention to our own bust
ness, to merit continuance of the favor shown
us in other places, we respectfully solicit share
of the public patronage. april 28-tf
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HiIb 81 EOeb'S.
CLOSING OUT At HALF PRICE ALL
SUMNER GOODS,
such as
Llama Lace Shawls, Sultan and
Berege shawls, all colorg,
Grenadines and Lawns, Japanese Silks,
Silk Poplins,
Black and Colored Alpacas,
and numerous other articles which the ladies will
find advantageous to examine before purchasing
elsewhere
We also offer our large stock of
CARPETS. STRAW MATING & OIL-CLOTHS,
At COST, For CASH,
which is rare chance to secure bargains.
Call at HILB & LOEB'S,
CraWford's Corner,
aug 3-tf StauntoE, Va.
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By a late decision Of the Court Of Appeals
of West Virginia, Charlcstown,,' in Jeiffar.ou
county, has been restored to its honor "a the
"seat Of government, Of the county. A.
which oharlestown rejoiocs, aud o..vs......,
town lamecss.
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OMNIBUS LIME
On and after Monday, August 7th, will run a
" line of large and comfortable OMNIBussEs
from STAUNTON to HARRISONBURG and re-
turn.
Travellers advised to pure base their tickets
to Harrisonburg, and there to avail themselves Of
my LINE as they will money by doing SO.
The fare will be ONE DOLLAR to Harrison
burg and five cents per mile for wayfarers.
Leave Harrisonburg on the arrival ofthe train.
Leave Staunton in the morning, making close
connection at Harrisonburg with the 9.45 train
to Alexandria, Winchester, &c.
Mr. JAMES H. KEMP is general Superintendent
of this line.
W. A. TURK is agent at Staunton-otflce IN the
American Hotel. w. I. GILBERT,
aug l0-2m Proprietor.
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MI ILK! MILK! Having removed to the Tate
lY1 place, near Staunton, and established a
Dairy, am now prepared to supply unadultera-
ted FRESH MILK to regular customers in Staun-
ton, at the extremely low price of IS cents per
gallon.
Orders left at Davis A. Kaysers store will be
promptly filled. E. W. BAYLY.
jan 26-tf
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Marriages and ESssggfes.
" | wish to inform my friends that have
moved my CARRIAGE SHOP to my build
ing the Virginia Hotel, where will keep on
hand Carriages and Buggies Of every description.
By close attention to business and fair dealing,
expect to give entire satisfaction. l will pay
strict attention to REPAIRING. Give me call
before purchasing J. H. WATERS.
an eff
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nR. w. Es. TUE IA.
~ Surgeon Dentist
Respectfully tenders his professional services
to the citizens of Staunton and vicinity.
Natural Teeth operated upon in careful and
gentle manner, with strict regard to permanency.
Artificial Teeth mounted upon any base now in
use and unsurpassed for comfort, beauty and du-
rability.
Old gold and silver Plates taken at their highest
value.
OFFICE-Main street, in room with DR.. Chap
man. aug 10-1y