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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-08-24

HENT'S-Fine Calf SHOES, at
VI may Aft C. L. WELLER'S.
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BUYER AND SELLER
LOOK FOR YOURSELF.

LOOK FOR TOURSELF!
get samples from these places that offer goods so
low, then come 10 me, and if don't give you bet
ter goods for the same money, even less, you
may call me s'Dutchmaa."
am selling Grenadne shawls at 81 90 and Spool
Cotton at 10 cents dozen This is no Miracle !,
No Honder :! MOI eeen astonishing ~! This
is possible, for | have been selling at these prices
ever since came Staunton: and yet
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-08-24

Rai1erss Chocolate. Cox's Gelatine.
~ Vanilla and Lemon Extracts Paraine Wax
Candies, for sale by
G. C. WHEAT,
corner Main and Augusta streets.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-08-24

HORsFORDs BREAD PREPARATION and
I'LL DOOLEY'S YEAST POWDERS, on hand
and for sale by CHARLES q. WHE-I.
lure l-tf
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-08-24

81 GREAT CHANCE for Agents.
EA DO you want situation as agent, local or
EsA 'ra.etang with a chance to make s. to $50
ETA ser day selling Z strand White
EssMA Wire Clothes Lines! They iast tortper: sam
"a IA lie free, SO there is risk. Address at
1.t hudson Riger Htre Iiorhs cor Water street
and MAIDEN Lane, n. Y. or Is Dearborn street.
Chicago. 4w
NTANIED-AGENTS $50 par dau) to sell the
w celebrated HOME SHUTTLE SEWING
MACHINE. Has the aadcrfeed makes the ''Zoeh
stick (alike on both sdes,) and is FULLY licensed
The best and cheapest family Sewing Machine in
the market Address JOHNSON, CLARK CO.,
Boston. Mass, Pittsburgh, Pa, Chicago, I'LL, or
St Louis. Moe
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reg Remember the place for CunAp GRocn-
R1Es-new Brick Bulding-corner of Main and
Augusta streets, Staunton, Va.
N. B.-Egr. James Il. Byers is with
him and will be glad 10 see his friends.
april 20-f
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TIfzac Assortment OF Prayer Books, Book
IL Of Worship (Lutheran) Psalms and Hymns,
(Presbyterian) Baptist Psalmist, Methodist
Hymn Books. Just received at
july 20tf BELL s. cos.
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II I4LIN cry G obs,
NIani,fa,t,lr and sold nv

VI I L L [ N ERY G obs,
Manufa. tured and sold by
MRS. GLADKE.
This department. has been fitted up lately re-
gardless of expense, for the comfort and accom-
mediation Of Ladies, and is well stocked with a
FULL ASSORTMENT in this line, such as
RIBBONS AND FLOWERS,
LACES
PLAIN AND DOTTED NET,
ILLUSION SILKS,
TARLTONS,
also,
HATS, B0NNETs AND STRAW GOODS,
All Shapes, Styles, and Sizes
fOr
LADIES AND CHILDREN.
Space viii not permit further description
My store is now more crowded with goods than
ever, and it is pleasure to me to hear every one
exclam that they GOOD and CHEAP.
CHARLES A. GLADKE
N. B--We ask but one price-all goods sold
Retail at Wholesale prices. july 1877
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-08-24

Docket Books in great variety and as
L. lowest prices. For satle at
july 2o-f BELL s cos
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-08-24

AZ ENT'S-Fine Calf BOOTS, at
VI may Aft C.L. WELLER'S.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-08-24

~ and Harpers Magszfasssfor August
For Bale I'LL
iu1v 00-tf g,
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-08-24

\ III the New NOyeIsof The day. for sale
N at BELL & cos.
July 20-tf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-04-19

Only place to buy or sell goods, SO Union
street.
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H CHILDREN.
6faHdsst Chorus ever Swept by the
WlHds from Earth TO Heaven.

Last Sunday afternoon Milton P. Jarna-
gin, Esq, an eloquent lawyer of this city,
sJ a meeting of Sunday School superin-
tandents and teachers cOnvOksd to define
a plan for the great Sunday School exbi-
billion OF ueXt month, said " chat the
movement is founded upon brotherIy
kindness. For the time being we re-
nOunce the views Of s~sctiOnalism and pro-
pose that the children shall meet in Court
Square AS the lambs of 3 common fold.
1t is probably true that we older persons
rave been too harsh toward each other,
and too exclusive iu our UNCONVENTIONAL
sentiments. Let us on this Occa-iOn bring
the children together, thus displaying a
mass of youthful beauty and lOveliuess,
and giving them the first opportunity to
march unuer the single banner of a COM
mon Savior. Let their young eyes sparkle
in recognition Of mutual affection, and let
them henceiOrWsrd believe that the
strongest tie is the love OF Christ.
Here are now present two or three
hundred men ana wOmeu-the most
select assembly L ever addressed; sll
engaged in showing the children she Way,
Uhs Truth, the Life. Let us call them ont
and see the magnitude Of our wOrk-the
vast treasure Of our affections. Let thOus-
ands Of voices in one chorus ring out the
praises Of Him who said "SuH5r little
children to come unto me-"
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sheet shows each day slarger credit tony
account. The fdendless, poverty-stricken
and unfortunate never appeal TO me ia
vain"
PERSONAL TRAIT
All this was said with q careless simple
ity and earnestness Of n which rem
deredi 1t impossible to question Mr.. Norris
sey's sincerity. An Trishman by birth, he is
utterly devoid of blarnsY. Moreover, he Is
singularlY generous In his estimate Of the
character and worth of politicians. He
esteems Schenck and Bingham and Shall
labarger and Sumner highly, and says
that these men honestly believe the South
unworthy and incapable Of self-gOvern-
ment. They have been misled 70 some
extent by their wi prejudices, by their
partisan organs and allies in the South,
and more by the supposed universally
Of Ku-KluXism.
FUTURE OF DEMOCRACY.
These are the opinions and sayings of a
man who has spent four years in Wash
ington, who has been trained ina school
admirably we'll calculated to sharpen his
perceptivs faculties snd whose position
divssts him of prejudices that affect his
official partisan associates. He thinks
that Democracy was taught an invaluable
lesson by the result of the last Presiden-
tial cOntest, and that its blundsrs will not
be repeated. But the strangest and most
earnest conviction Of Mr.. Morrissey is
that which impels him TO assert that
Grant is utterly reckless Of his own and
Of the lives of others, and that If his
party leaders assent, he will sacrifice a
million men to retain the position he
holds. Morrissey is not of those who x
aggerate dangers. He never knew an
emotion of fear, aud takes no counsel
Of timidity. He has, too, an accurate and
Just apprehension of Grants character
and pronounces Grants last little mes
sage to Congress the first plain assertion
of his purpose to O~verturn our whole
system Of government. There will be no
elections in States in which habsas cor
pus Is suspended, and Grants will and
bayOnets are in these States, henCsfOrth,
the supreme law.
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FRIDAY, NAY 10. 1871

g tae southeastern corner Of Court square
IN Memphis, Tennessee. offer f9r sale. 10.
easni 90 public outcry. the land conveyed 20
me by said trust deed, described as follows
t0-Wits
lot OF Land lying In the city OF Memphis,
eneloy county, Tennessee, beginning 90 q
stake on the south line Of etreeulaW street
one hundred and eleven and q nalt leei east
from the east neo of Thirdstreets thence east
Wtth the south lius % tireenlaW street tnl2tye
seven feet, 70 an alley thence suula Rara
WlthHhlrd reetseVenty-four and Que-lpalA
feet, TO "a stake; thencs west paEaaoi Win
Grseulaw street thirty seven feet 70 q sta1ss
thence north parallel With Third street #Ts
enty-f0ur and one-lQurth feet, 20 toe begin
ming being part or lot No. S.
EonffV III redemption waived. i believe
the tide to said lot IS good, bat VIII sell and
apis w. Is. POs1oN, Trustee,
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RESPONSE OF W. GREENLAw.
MEMPHIS ApriI IL 1871

Edis0rS 4ppeGJ-I am requested, in a
letter published in the APPEAL Of to-day
by Col, A 5. Mitchell, to attest his state
ments, in which he asserts his fairness
and liberslity in dealing with the AIissis-
sippi River Railroad Company. When I
became a Director in the Company, a po-
sitiOn I held for a short time, it became
my province to adjust the Uompsny's &C
counts aud contracts with Mr.. Mitchell
He had a good contract, but ia dealing
with me eviuced the strongest desire to
have the road built, and readily sssented
to terms of settlement which were pro-
posed, Imsy add that the work done by
him on the road, from Memphis to Gov
ingtOn, Vas most chesply and econom-
ically accomplished. He conducted him
self as a man and officer Of the company
with perfect prOpriety, and won my con
hdence and respect.
W. B. GREENLAW.
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PERSONAL.

Hon John Morrissey, within a day or
two, perhaps today, VIII occupy rooms It
the Peabody Hotel. Those who would
have a proper estimate Of this distin-
guishsd Reutleman's character and intel
hgeno8 should read the letEer from New
Orleans.
Ex-Governor Robert Anderson, Of Cal
ffomia now of Arkansas, has been spend
ing some days at the Peabody Hotel,
where DR.. Rivers, Of PanOia, was visible
yesterday evening.
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-L5idinls College.
Attend RobsrtEOn's College.
-DOlbssr's Common islCollege 230Msin.
-Eom Cubbius, bricklsysr, pa Main.
w. d Mitchelps school, Sl8 Third st.
Awnings made to order by j. P. Lalle-
msnd, $50 Second street.
The DAILY APPEAL, FIVE cents per
copy, can bs had OF AL newsmen in the
city
At Miller & Cameron's, opposite
Chamber 0fEommerca, II Monroe street.
g nice luncheon is spread daily.
viii Mansford, st his book and peri
udical store. has all the late magazines
snd illustrated and weekly papers.
The finest lunch In the city is set
every day at No. Is Union street, from
ii o'clock am. 70 2 p M. Don't forget,
Candle & FsZzi, No. Is Union street.
The DAILY and the WEEKLY APPEAL
can be had OF ali the D5Wsmen in the
city-JO8 Locke, on Main street, Mans
ford, on Second, and Emm0ns & Son, on
Jefferson street
LADIES, call st the Southern Palace be-
fore purchasing your Fans. The finest
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only Ladies' Furnishing
House IN the CITY.

DRANCH Of Nav YORK EIPORIuW or
ID FASHION 1872 Main street.
s It's Of great variety n1rnished 10 tha
trade At New York Prices.
sample Room at n. j.. Tancy q Co.'s MUl-
merry establishment, corner Main and Wssh-
i1gton Streets Memphis Tenn ap2
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STEsABOATS.
FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
FOR VICKsBURa.

FOR VICKsBURG.
United states Mail Line for V1cksburz-For
Helena, Napoleon and FtcksburE.
CITY OF NlCkSEUEG---Carter, master
This elegant passenger PACKET -
viii leave as above
TAU 8DAY, Uth inst, at 8 pm
Freight received AZ tLe SLLOuia WharfDoaL
M. II. DILL. Agent.
apis FLEM CA1VEET. sup'L
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trustees Sala

DT virtue OF a trust deed made tn ma hr
u Hannah and Matthias Jones. on TIta
day Of May 1863, which Is recorded II fbe
REGISTERS onice Of Shelby county. Teuuse-
see 10 book NO. II. pages 517. etc and for ths
purpose o. satisfying the DEBT thereby Sc
cured, Il viii, on
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NEW arrivals Of Ladies' Ties, of The
latest novelties, a5 the Southern Palace,
332 Main street.
THE highest and coolest Hat in the city
at Leidv 20 Co.'S
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THE latest and finest assortment OF
Cents Hats in the city al LeIdy q Co.'s
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~ OOMs-BOARD Two rooms, and board
IL Ior two, in private family.
". H. WOODWARD,
ap1s Care ". Z. SWRnWicE & Co.
DOARDER-Any geuteel person wishing
I'D board IN a private family can be fccom-
m0dated by addressing A. B a. this office.
nnTF
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FOR RIVER.
Fer Arkansas Rlvsr-asmpals aHd Arkau,
sas River Packet Gu. S. Nall.

rHfabe elegant Passenger Packets OF this line
Il leave Memphis for all points on Arkan-
aas river, as follows: Steamer MARI BOYD
Hainess master; Every Monday, at 8 pm
staamer 7. ii. ALLEN, Wo0dburu, master.
Or steamer DARDANELLE, Berry, master
EVery Wednesday, at 3 pm. steamer PAT
CLEBURNE, Pritchard, master Every Fri
day at pm.
The boat that leaves Memphis on Wednes.
days goes through TO Fort Smith. The boats
mat leave MemphisOu Mondays and Fridays
onnect az Little kOcE with our light dEaught
oOaI Tor Fort smith. and wiz stages for bot
springs Camden, ArkadelphiH and wash
mgtOn All the beats OF this line have
ing been built expressly for tne trade
possess superior accommodations for pas
sengars ana unsurpassed taci tiles for trans
porting freight ~ sl DIN on the ar
kansas liver WlLhOui detention az any stage
Of water.
FreignLs consigned TO this company az
Memphis or Mouth CT White river VAL le
forwarded promptly to destination WllAout
charge for transfer. I'D, ADAMS President
W. III. PATTEaON, Agent. No. ~ Madison SIS
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BsY GOODS.
SELLING GOODS
For Glory!

4 4 HOPE LONsDALE BID D0NE
tic, soft nnlsh, beautluI goods. at Iz1-
Genuine Green Ticket Lousdals Bri
Domestic. son and hard anlsa. ug
Our me soc Kid Gloves rsducsd To- Joe
Our new Prints, which we are selling at Zoe
are equal to any so-caIsd Psrealss
sold In this city at I5zc or I5a. Every
yard warranted fast coIors.
A new line OF beautiful Hig1-cut Ladies'
Cloth shoes, Congress and Balls gz 60
Every pair warranted to give perfect
satisfaction, OF another pair given n
itplaco.
"lGO0 Pair BUsEISs."
Real French "A P~srcaIsz. beauties sc IS
Striped SIX Grenadines. Hns. at so
And everything slss in our aous8
sOld at the above corresponding low
prices.
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NEW styles Of Hats just received at
Leidy q Co.'s
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HOSIERY at a sacrsfce at the SouthsrD
Palace. Ladies should not fail to examine
and price hosiery now exposed for sale on
the cheap table.
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A communication from the President Of
the Mechanics Institute was read, inviting
the members of the Board TO attend the
forthcoming lectures by Messrs. Phelsn
and Gift, inclosing tickets of admission
thereto. The invitation was cordially ac-
cepted, and a vote of thanks passed to the
Institute. Adjourned,
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sheet shows each day slarger credit tony
account. The fdendless, poverty-stricken
and unfortunate never ePpeal TO me ia
! vain.u
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REWARDS.

40 REWARD.-If any one can give any
% ~ inf0rmatIon % 10 the whereabouts
OF my little daughter. IsOIa fcOlOred; yellow
gompIected, with curly hair they VIII Sc
cure the a00ve reward by bringing ner 20 me-
at TreadWel BrCs, Union sire
au-a JOHN WlLLlFOkD.
- 20 REWAED.-STRANE ED or STOLEN
% ~ A brlndIe Cow. with letters I on one
hip aud Z on the other. Any one returning
same 70 n F. BALL, a. corner Of Fourth and
Jefferson streets, viii receive the above re-
wrrd. apis
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seoond CIrout enurt-HaIasY. Indas

The calendar OF cases to be called for
trial in this cOur5 to-day is as follows:
2G33, Kiernan vs. Walter ct al; 2430, Tighe
* Co VS. Memphis and Cincinnati Packet
Company; z46l, City of Memphis vs. Rose
st Audley; 1852, same VS. Katie Sharp;
2477, Eggers vs. Clarke and wife; 24S4,
limbo, Meyer q Fuzz vs. Morrow; 2466,
Dreamer VS. Jefferson; 2490, Duff vs. Ten
nessee Grove No 1 U A o ID; 1892, Cubbins
& Gum VS. rOOf & Co; 249a-Laski vs.
Verne, e~xscutrix; 2f96, Foltz vs. Harri-
SOM; 2487, Sheridan VS. Cunningham; 2498,
BOWden VS. Levy; 2499, Combs, ir., VS..
RussenOor; $500, Oppenheimer 4 HOch-
stadter vs. Lanigan; 25Ol, Thakey
vs. Winman; 2j02, Cittsrotto vs. Bow
man; 25O3, Schneider VS. MARKS;
25O5, City Of Memphis vs. Burns; 25G6,
City of Memphis vs. Marie; 2507, City of
Memphis vs. shannon; 55OS, City of Mem
phis vs. SchOoles; 2509, City Of Memphis
vs. Noel; 25IO, City of Memphis VS. Church;
25ll, City Of Memphis vs. Reinshager;
25ll, City Of Memphis vs. West; 26l2. City
of Memphis VS. Washington; 25i5, City of
Memphis vs. Sherman; 25l7, City of Mem
phis VS. Alderman; 25l8, City of Mem
phis vs. Gaines; 2520, City OF Memphis vs.
Burns. The following ~ the calendar OF
cases to be called to-day ia the special
court under Judge Stockton: 45o, Trotter
vs. Scott; 1133, Stein vs. SaHarans; ll7l,
McCOuDeltV vs. kFuL; l1SOi lOWnse0Q,
adm'r, vs. Berlin 1929. Alexander VS. Wool
bridge q Co; 16Ss, Sa3arans, admir-, vs. Levi;
228. Rubsch q Dush vs. Pyne; Z766, Stiles
vs. Fisher; 1904, Walt vs. Ounce; 1873,
Nelson vs. Pyne; 1880, L0ewenstine vs.
Howell; 1855, O'Keefe vs Brooks; 1863,
Hayes vs. Gronausr; 1870, Frank VS. Wolf;
1884, Swanwick Va Pidgeon; 1887, Swan
wick VS. Hughes; 1888, Jones vs. Edgiag- /
ion ZIG. Shields, admir-, VS. Demmons;
2lS6. Levy vs. Little; 224S, Lynch vs. Duffy; !
2252, Cannavan vs McLefresh; 2Z5S,
Wolf vs. Gassit; 1864, Mckinney
Pyne; 22sl, Rubsch vs. Pyne;
2305, MeManus vs. Peplow 28O6, MeMa-
mus vs. Peplow 1858, Hafer vs Boiling;
24I8, Bruce vs. ovens; 243S. Cannavan vs.
McLefresh; 2436, CannaVan vs. Bond
2437; Cannavan VS. Bond 2s44, Balch rs
Wolf; Z4s7. Conrad vs Henghold 262O,
VS. Gronauer, 1858, Greenfield vs.
Collins 27l7, Taylor vs. Piper; 27l8, Fox
vs. Duly; 27S6, McLefresh va Mallory.
The case OF Burnett q Walker vs.
Schroeder & Pante, No. 1883, trial docket,
by consent Of the parties tried be-
lore r D. Jordan, Esq, Special Judge,
Yesterday in the Court room OF the First
Court, and the jury viii be charg-
81 this morning,
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The reading Of this report at once
sprung a lively debate, which resulted in
the production by Mr.. Taylor, Of the
Eighth ward, of the following resolution,
which would aG once commit the Board
10 the complete construction of a school
house at the point in question:
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TIE hosiery tables al the Southern Pal
ace, $50 Main street, is M Of the most at
tractive features Of this mammoth est6r-
lshmeut.
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MOSQUITOES.

cheapest, simplest, ana most durable.
Call and examine it before purchasing
OthBrs.
ARMSTRONG, NALL q CO.,
H6s Main street.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.
Regular 8smphis and New Orleans
EHDNEgDA PACKET
For New Orleans and the Bends.
@ea9On 1901.
-e BELLE LEE -

The elegant and superb passenger steamer.
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Since Mr.. John Morrissey viii probably
spend q few days in Memphis while the
races are in progress, the appended letter
from a special correspondent viii have q
Daoufiar interest.
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'f
The river is declining slowly here. the
fall in the past JWenty-fOur hours being
about four inches, and the total decline
fifteen feet. Whi.e river is rising a5
JacksOnpOrt, with twelve feet TO that port.
The Arkansas is also rising, with Otless
than fourteen feet TO Little Rock. Red
River is reported rising rapidly above
Shreveport, and has all the water nscss-
sary for large bOats to thai point. BusI-
ness az the levee, yesterday, was fairly
active but not brisk. AL the outgoing
steamers had good trips, while the arri-
walls brought fair carg0ss. The day was
cloudy, with a stiff southwest wind.
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MEnPFrs. TENN. AnriI rs. ISL

1H 1850 @EA@A III @1N+a
Editors APpea-Having been called
upon by Colonel A. S. Mitchell, in his
communication in your paper Of this
date, to vindjcate the truthfulness Of his
statements in said communication, it af-
fOTds me pleasure 70 do so,
I have to say that, while I may not be
familiar with every fact alluded to by
him, it gives me pleasure to state thst I
have known Colonel Mitchell from his
early youth; that 1 have been intimately
associated with him as President of the
Mississippi River Railroad II being q Di-
rector since 1866, down to June last and
that if privately or officially he he's ever
done, or attempted to do, or c-Ouutsnanced
the doing, of any set that Was nOJ strictly
fair, liberal and honorable, in connection
with said road, or in any other matter, it
has never COms to my knowledge.
On the contrary, he has ever appeared,
in all his counsels and advice TO the Board
of Directors, TO have at heart the safe and
successful management of the affairs of
the road. In tins work his zeal was great,
his services long continued and valuable,
and always crowned with remarkable
success.
Very truly, etc, A. Fl. KERR.
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Rooms AND BOARD.

HOARD-FuruLsh5d Rooms, With Board,
~ desirable summer location ana con-
Venient TO buslnsss-52 Main street, between
Linden and POntotOc. Day bOsrders wanted
apis
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WAHTs

INTERCOLLEGIATE people TO call and see
The beautiful Ferrotypos -four for 81
made st the 4" Clark Gallery" corner Main
md Madison Entrance through the Jewelry
gt- an1i
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ADJUSTMENTS.

DRCAsTRo's second performance was
attended by a crowded house. The enter
t8inment gave the greatest satisfaction to
thOse~WhO witnessed it, and the perform
snces elected the considerable applause.
Where all is 80 good, it would be invid-
ions TO mention any particular feat. but
we may call attention to the serial sus-
pension an something truly Astonishing
Quite 3 feature in this entertainment ia
the distribution Of gifts at the close Of the
performance; about a hundred useful and
handsome articles were distributed. re-
CARELESS Of cost, n of them being a
due bureau. Tonight, twenty dollars in
-greenbacks are to be given away. and he
celebrated tdeoapitatioD feat is 10 be PER-
formed.
TEE lstsst and finest assortment OF
Cents Hats N the city at LeIdy q Co.'s
HOSIERY at a sacrafce at the Southern
Palace. Ladies should not fail to examipa
the cheap table.
THE monmo.h stock, styles and quail
ties AZ Leidy q Co.'S
THE Cheap Table 40 she Southern Pal
ace, S32 Main street, seems to be the at
traction. ladies should not fail TO call.
Hans cl,aned. dyed, pressed and
trimmed, by ~. Cohen, Ss4 Main strest.
ST. JosEPH's INFIRMARx-In charge Of
the Sisters, corner Third and Jsaers0a
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NEW arrivals OF japanese silks &c the
southsrn Palaces, 832 Main street.
ID. @. & 81, d. LOEWEEgTINE.
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TIE cheap dress goods table is the chief
attraction al the Southern Palace. Every
one wishing dress goods should call before
purchasing.
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4 Can confidently say that Simm0ns'
Liver Regulator las done me more good
never be Without
JOHN . ALLEN, Bib county.
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FOR RANDOLPH AND FULTON

Regular Randolph aud Fulton Paeket-For
Randolph, Fulton and Way Landings
Str. MARTINE------.J e. Sands, master
Leaves as above on MONDAYS
and THURSDAYS.
For freight or passage apply on board.
mhW
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sTnLn uITTEa, sl5 ssoond at1ssl

LADIES, CAL al the Southern Palace and
examine those beautiful Perealss, which
are nov being solo % leK cents.