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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-05-18

INTERESTING AND IMPRESSIVE OccAs1oN.-On
last Sabbath night, Rev. Mr.. Porter, Of Texas,
delivered Almost powerful, eloquent and impressive
sermon in the Rev. Mr.. Bakers church, Pres
byterian,) of this place. We do not think we
have ever heard more convincing array Of
truths and arguments to impress the mind with
the duty and necessity of every one becoming
practical christian. His manner is peculiarly
forcible, language choice and appropriate, with
out redundancy, and delivery and ideas grand be-
yond description.
What added to the interest of the occasion was
the faultless harmony and sweetness of the vocal
and instrumental music dispensed by the choir,
and the rare and impressive character Of the con-
gregation. All the churches Of the city had been
closed for the occasion of doing honor to this in
structive and eloquent minister and the cause he
represented. The large and beautiful church
was filled to overfowing, -for number could
not gain Northumberland the pupils of the fe-
male schools were there in full numbers, all ar
rayed in white When the venerable minister
arose the stiffness of death pervaded the large
audience, and that same reverence was continu-
ed to the close of the sermon. It was solemn
occasion, and could not fail to impress, it seemed
to us, every one who had an emotion in his heart,
and cause him to think more seriously of the
grandeur of the religion of the cross, and the ne
cessity for its attainment.
GRAND JuRoRs.-The following named Grand
May term of the County Court:
Thomas Armentrout, William II. Cochran,
Thomas H. Antrim, Edwin A. Fulcher,
David Alexander, James Giikeson,
John C. Bell, Francis Gilkeson,
Charles Brooks, John N. Hanna,
James 7. Black, Ira P. Huffman.
James E Beard, James Hamrick,
David Butcher, VIM. Kunkle,
Gideon Barnhart, Ro. G. Logan,
A. K. Clayton, Samuel F. Pilson,
James W. Crawford, John Towberman,
Gilbert C. Child, DR.. B. F. Walker,
who are required to attend on the LIST day of the
term-the 22nd of this month.
Attention Cavalry.
Pursuant to a call made by many of the sur
viying members of military companies, Tor the
purpose OF raising good cavalry company
meeting convened at the Virginia Hotel.
Dr.. A. M. Fauntleroy was called to the chair
and stated the object of the meeting, &C.. w. l..
Bumpardner was requested to act as Secretary,
and the following motions were made AMI adopt
ed:
On motion of Capt. Ople Dr. j. H. Fultz, d.
W. Drake and W. L. Bumgardner were appointed
committee to draft constitution and by laws
for the government of said company-subject to
amendments before adoption.
On motion of DR.. }. IL. Futz, the following
committee was appointed to induce parties to en-
! roll themselves and become members OF said COM
pany:
Ilt ~ n o nyass'' John Cline Cline '-''
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-05-18

We understand that by agreement, the hard
stores of the city will close, during the sum-
mer months, at o'clock. We commend the plan
to the consideration of merchants generally.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-05-18

Ice CREAM, and other Refreshments, are beng
offered every Saturday, by the ladies, for the
benefit of the Lutheran Church, in the back room
of DR.. Eichelberger's Drug Store. Gentlemen
and Ladies who wish refreshments are respect
fully solicited to call.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-05-18

Judge Underwood has incurred the lasting
displeasure +. of the National Vireiuian,
Porter's organ, in Richmond and in an issue
Of that paper few days since, the editor
pitches into him for acting as travelling
AGENT for the State Journal
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-05-18

REFREsHINa.-Trout, Stribling and Berkely
have placed in position beautiful Soda Fountain;
where the thirst oHthe lovers of this refreshing
beverage can be gratifed.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-05-18

DIR. G. K. Gilmer, who is now at Harrisonburg
getting up claims of loyal citizens against the
United States says he will not present them until
after the 10th day of May.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-05-18

: AIessrs. Smith s. Elder opening drain
across what is known as Stuart's meadow, for
the purpose of changing the channel of Lewis
Greek. 1t cuts off the bend in the creek at that
point. The object is to square some building
lots on the east bank of the creek.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-05-18
A ,a,TENTI0N IsElILDEisS.

: a III EIN IVb4S E1U 1ElDNl NY
N | take this method to inform the public
that have resumed the CARPENTER business
in all its branches. All;work done in the most
workmanlike manner. Prompt attention will be
given to all orders.
NIB have secured the services of Mr.. Jno.
II. Shono, as Superintendent, who will give his
personal attention to all work.
JOHN D. SHOMO.
11 tf Siaunton Va
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17TTE BEST WHEAT FAN.

We call the special attention of every Farmer
that may be in want of Wheat Fan to the
MORNING STAR FAN, i
manufactured at Charlottesville. 1t is the best
and most substantial Fan ever offered in this
market. Call and examine it at our store.
s. July 1-tf ,c5 P. B. HOGEBRO.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-05-18

The Valley Musical Association will hold its
4th semi annual session at Waynesboro, COM
mencing on Tuesday, the 23rd instant and clos
ing with a consert on Friday evening following.
All persons having copies ofthe ''Song Festival
are requested to bring them along. The exerci-
ses will be conducted by Prof. W. H. Evans, who
has kindly consented to act in the capacity of
conductor.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-05-18

METHODIST SUNDAY ScHooL.-The Southern
Methodist Sunday School Society of this place
have-adopted the plan of holding quarterly meet
ings, to which all the congregation and friends
of the School, and the public generally are in
vited The exercises will consist of addresses,
reading statistics singing, &c. Their first quar-
terly4 meeting, under this system, will be held in
the Methodist Church, on next Sunday night at
o'clock.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-05-18
! , ALLEY RAILROaD.

A meeting Of the stock holders of this
company will be leld in staunton on Tuesday,
The Sth day Of June next, to obtain subscription
to stock and cher Important business,
A NJ Newman, S. 4. Cotfmaa, Nicholas X.
Trout, Michael G. Hartman. j. Md. Taylor. VIM.
c. Lewis, VIM. E! NJ. Word, Levi A. Glasgow,
Fred johnson, George W. Shanks.:
NAV 4-tdm s.s s,3sas- COMMITTEE.
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no WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
Lost, several years since, certificate of
Indebtedness of the State of Virginia for $500
No 1896, issued to Joseph Smith, Of Augusta
county. I shall apply to the proper authorities
for d renewal of the same.
april 27-4,* JAS. z. COCHRAN
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n@- Special attention given to the purchase
Of Flour for family use.

He would express many thanks to his friends
for the liberal patronage heretofore extended
him, and would ask continuance of the same.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-05-18

DEATH OF Rev. SAMUEL v. BLAKE.-It will
pain many friends of the cause of Religion to
hear of the death Of this distinguished divine. He
died in Baltimore on the 9Th inst. He was pre-
siding elder Of the Rockingham district in 1854,
aud the zeal, ability, and true christian pety
which marked his ministerial services, will be
RENE bered by many.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-05-18

, WHAT LITTLE GIRL CRIED FORA few days
since, little girl accompanied by her mother,
stepped into S. M. Wilkes Furniture Warerooms !;
before leaving the Tears began to roll down her
cheeks for one of his beautiful nine dollar Bu-
reaus Poor thing-why didn't her mother let
her have it. Mattresses, all bound. for $3.50
Bed Springs, $3.50 All goods warranted at
New York and Baltimore prices. No one should
buy before examining my stock, adjoining Vir-
ginia Hotel, Staunton. 1t
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-05-18

Now that we are located in our new and com
modious quarters, in the handsome three story
brick building, corner of Main and Augusta
streets, we respectfully invite .sour friends and
the ruhlio cnnorollp'' IN coll and Al
though we are net exactly fixed up as comforta-
bly, and lu1uriously as we design in our sanctun
yet they can amuse themselves by glancing over
the Richmond, Baltimore, Petersburg and New
York dailies, and an almost endless number of
semi-weekly and weekly exchanges, and exchang-
ing thought or two. 1t does not matter wheth-
er they are patrons or not, for we always
like to be sociable, as 'sfellow feeling makes us
wondrous kind" Suggestiveness Is the result of
conflict of thought. Two minds seldom ever en-
gage in argument for half hour, unless some
fresh thought is brought out, and both become
improved.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-05-18

Per soNAL.-Maj. j. Walker, the able repre-
sentative in the Legislature from Madison coun-
ty, is stopping at the American.
z. Trout Esq., Of the firm of Trout, Strib-
ling & Co., reached home on Tuesday evening
last from an extended Northern and Southern
tour, which he had taken, accompanied by Mrs.
r., for the benefit of her health
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-05-18

r EATHEfs, Shoe Tools and Shoe Findings,
~ fox sale by NJ 3. HEN ph I,
~ -'sF at Shce Factory,
Augusta street, opposite the Court hcuse.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-05-18

AMERICAN HoTEL.-Waldo NJ Allen, ESQ for
merly the efficient Mayor of this city, and also
the popular agent of the stage companies rum
hing to and from this point, has taken the man
agement of the American Hotel, in this city, un-
der his control. Mr.. Allen is gentleman of
popular manners, fine business capacity, and will
doubtless prove efficient superintendent. We
dc not think the Proprietors could have made q
more fortuate selection,
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-05-18

TUST received large assortment of the best
- acify-made LBUTToNED BOOTS fol. ladies,
M;sses and Children, at c. T. WELLEpS,
NAV 4-tf Boot, Shoe, and Hat Emporium.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-05-18
Edward Ech OILS.

1t was moved aud adopted that the Secretary
have the proceedings of this meeting published
in all the Staunten papers, and call upon all who
are interested and desire to connect themselves
with the company to come forward, enroll, and
assist in the organization
On motion OF Dr.. Fultz the meeting then adj
iol1rncd to meet the fourth Mcaday Of May
court day. at the Virginia hotel at II o'clock,
sharp.
W. L. Bumgardner, Sec.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-05-18

ARREST OF AN Ex-U. S. CoMMIss1oNEn-On
Friday last, Deputy United States Marshal, Risk,
arrested and lodged in JAIL in this place, James
A. Harvey, for mafeasance in Office Mr.. Har.
vey had been superseded in Office, by the appoint
ment by Judge Rives, of Judge David Fultz, Of
this place, gentleman in every respect qualified
for the position. Harvey has been taken to Har.
risonburg to be tried before Commissioner W. J.
Points. H..
Since the above was in type, we learn that
Harvey was sent on forindictment at the septem.
Der term of the Court at Harrisonburg, and re.
leased on his own recognizance.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-05-18
Tow, Lot for. Sale

" / have for sale very valuable building
Lot in front of the premises Of Geo. A. Cochran
Jr., and adjoining The property of Jos. A. Wad
deli. Il will sell it on credit of five years =
This is a corner lot, and conveniently situated
for building. sB3 j. Z. oHoAo
anril 20-tf stanton, VA
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-05-18

We are requested to state by Mr.. John F.
Beard, that his name was not authorized by him
to be placed on a ticket published in hand bill
form and circulated in tho ni4. Under tho nHrt;e
Of ssThe Peoples Ticket-Reform and Retrench-
ment,' and that he has no sympathy with any
such nonsense.
- The same request is made of US by Mr.. William
Kinney, who joins with Mr.. Beard in his repug-
nance to the character and purpose of the hand
bill.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-05-18

nance to the character and purpose of the hand
bill. s.
LIFE IRsURANcE.-We take pleasure in giving
publication to the following testimonial to the re-
liability. Of the Guardian Mutual Insurance
Company of New York, taken from the Char.
lottesvilIe htelAgencer:
The following letter from MIR. Rumbough of
this place, to the General Agents of the Guardi-
an Mutual Insurance Company, of New York,
explains itself:
CHARLoTLEsvILLE, VA,
May 9th, 1871.
Messrs. Isaac Hutzzer & Co., General Agents Guar
dian Mutual Life Insurance Company:
DEAR1SIRs, ALLOW me to return to you thanks
for myself and orphan children for the prompt
and efficient settlement Of the claim of insurance
on the life of my departed wife for $2 600, under
policy No. 1862 in the staunch and reliable
company you represent l cheerfully recon
mend this company to the consideration of al
who may desire to insure. feeling satisfied that
their interests in the :. Guardian" are well pro-
tected. With my best wishes for the prosperity
of the g Guardian Mutual Life Insurance Comma
ny Of New York.
I am respectfully, yours,
+@S@s ]. E. RUMBoUGH.
The Guardian Mutual Life Insurance COMPANY,
New York, ranks among the first companies in
the United States, and for its promptness in ad
justing its losses we refer to the above. The
statement of the company on the first of Janua
ry, 1871, showed assets to the amount of So,
0oo,O The company has been doing very
tiourishlng business in this State. Mr.. r. K
Flanagan is agent for this county; Isaac Hutz-
Ter Co., agents for Virginia and District of Co.
lumbia.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-05-18
Attention Cavalry.

who are required to attend on the LIST day of the
term-the 22nd of this month
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-05-18

Temple of Faslsion.-Will open on
Wednesday, May 3rd, an elegant line of Lanma
Lace Points K. NJ. KELLEY
anril 21-tf f.- ,...f. e. g..
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-05-18

GRAND JuRoRs.-The following named Grand
Jurors have been drawn to serve at the ensuing
Nav term of the County Court:
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30

Officer stated ot wco Donohuc told him Of tho robbery,
aLd d,>i g; thc r,r wnucsS said he Thought c could
secure icu Ne trok puY 'hnc to his boarding u ousr.
:n. Linn IL say nothing Of the affair, Ia Cdcr 10
JrrNv, the TeCHcCi the thieves D2Ionr did not point
Udt any cf thc hcNcs I" lin. lie lad within the past
two rri cd nE" thpN and burglars. urd hai
,' r'0N'rri e,CO wOitn e strt stolen from Noe. ia
ITl .'iN hr2t ~. Ca in, an' lcrty Under
N:t'I l." hal So :,. ii.,i hi, n!s irlu ";i' Was
rood. Ilc COMPLIANT ,f Eouo!i.5 d.s.iiNsc l. hnt
'suin Ts fU'd t!I:c dry rJ fCr Lot icrt ring thc
Irb""rl al rhc Station House.
l. .:t Nalit e, rii's ucic9orT. 81 70. :, El9'
Hrcad vav complained that James Evan STR hin Oh
tcGi n day ard knocked rut o hS Ccth In me nS-
CicC ot' kO rd.I;n Tlum;s Brady oi he Srvcntl fIr
Cnct. MCiacl II. VII, KIN. IRE iicit "f t H. D. shame.
ASSu i;t.uu ci tE Scsctt WH.i i"etE i TIA! Iia,y
~, lr'SrNt hri ."rs was rtrU,h Nalt.H go,
tnat tlr witness W,s sWCarTc - a lie; tJ3t ~ nhu
rep axe l. 4 dozen election dn, ana ma.
h. had been arrested Within tho past Week Tor wv.
tT;Is.. Oncr witnesses testified That lr3'y Was moi
there, aud he c9sc w?s finally rrIcd 20 TIE ECard.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30
PfNNENEERS ,SILLU.

rnp i-rIvW Al. ScIa .'rsw'r DC ~ Qe tcT ~
vla K,.,t nl WIFE GIldine yr. ~ u-lass a oM A. Eoa
GOn Charles N""fr MI Ei1ina os
tlale- Attaln Mrs Emm, s'cs Tempeon D'"2L"y Mrs. w.
Mr lanes Brook; !n.u, s" tsit y " me-
,. H,,pr We W. B Eorbes, "a lsador
Amir nj Buiamn Pedro T. Pot,i H. oe Mr. Louisa
Wonr Berthe rrop Marcus Mason Rrbr Robman srrs H.
Henry Saith aid wife john bonfh h Mr.
Air. Cohotr H. Tobias John Don,hor H. ,aa BROCK
In MI, II H. BAXTER ohl Eo DE- Loyar j. Graham
ron LlvERPOUI-In steamship sr"t, Nov @-CIn' r'rn'
Hr I'm, 4, tiaTcs W. Shirpfs- T.
%,e rcb, and Rev. g. W. Weiion Gen g. H.
Eurnr Mr. aud Wm. Barron children snd 4rvaGh Janie
John H. SwN James r. Provn. r. Dck
Fiv.rs john A.opp, W.h@o A. H. L.s; 4 g. Molh. D. r.
4 Hamilton T. Il Gsrrcan D. H. j. "oron Sr AMI
NJ H. slater A. r. Oskc. n. y. Falcoucr Matthew .iray j. b.
John II,slsad Sr al NJ. AbH Ieneoi& & s 1n & .'
IT, g. Wheeler Long Iheo h%s.sen Si.s Goo M H.
jansen Mis-. Hste yan,en frsn.y1 lie cS%p Mr,
ni NJ md Mr. ssi,bnry, Chrt and Th.A tsrk.
Kenny G. Mortimer T. forsori Mr. snd hrs fIAGs ,
Yonnr Geo 81. B,,,our w% J. par2Yur hsy a.
~ wsbon Miss Mary Jsue Maddox stener Joseph Van Gedr
nc Cooke.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30
THE COER TS.
A DRINKARD'S PROPERTY.

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of fl,e viii made by the Uilcr udtc OF Nov %,
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New-York tribune., 1871-11-30
CITY GOvERNM kNr.
Board Of Aldermen.

STATED SKsaiON,
OFFICIAL WEDNESDAY, Nov. ~. ls7l-2 o'clock q. NJ
The Board met In their Chamber, No. IS City Hail.
pursuant to adjournment.
PreseDtInOInas COn,an esq.,, President, III the chair
and the following members:
MITCHELL O'Nt, Plunkitt Reilly SchiichtiDg WEIGH,
and WOltnan-L3
The ininmta Of meeting held November - wcrs
read and approved.
By the President
Claim Of Simon kotseler In tho matter Of the appica
Of Mayor Of the ty Of Ncw-York rriating
to thc widening Of BrooIRctt.. G the sOutherly Ade
BET wcen IAuTeis aud WOOst+l'st
Which ordered "H ME-
KEsDfLTIOhs
BY Alderman O'Neii-
Rssoirtd, That the south side OF Tveniy eighth.
It, from Bco0pd-svc. " the last river. curb and
gutter stones bc sct and the Sidewalks he hagged full
Width vlere not already dOhc under the direction VI tho
Of Public Works. G,d that the accompany
iIg ordinance therefor bo udopted.
Which VIA laid over.
BY The sSut--
KSsoired That on the east side Of Firstave from
Twenty sixth " Fortietst, curb and gutter stOnes
set and the udswAks be legged aud rehaxged full
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW YOkK .......''''''''''"o'- :"

PORT OF HEw. -yOkK ............"..'So'hAsAh"
CLEARED.
s,..,.hin Isv, tBr) Ovensone. Gasgow nc DI"s ,
s,ssmhp Hsobsuau Porsyth. LVeipool In. r.,
s,e.mhin Coumba bee Havana AtnnuS ~ W.
Sts.mshp Victor Gstes, New. .OUesns Ce,s = n MV
str.m, 40 0eorra Crow-l, Chsrlestcn H. a. W., p, ou
S,c.mkp Nisrsfs Cosoh hcnsend. Fenss ana VI" 1'" ""
Dominion 6tcamsbp ca. ..,I.,.A.
1t~snhip PhsdepbiA. Jones s....hio Co
Steamship Fsni.s Doass. Philsdstp.n11l t.1l nS''- III.
S,,.msLu Dineo johnson. Porls.d. j. r. AmeI n.
siss .hv Norwich Hines Eam Aur.y perfe % n.
e,r.mLio (Asa 0nrss, ysaes AsDnwal reelse P". -
s,,.u ,p (|tn Barnes Mallory savannah nhh,
S,.m.dt XuDs Es<p Chester and wningtsa pe1 a. "'S
sirsm .ip H. Massey. smh. Phil.delphn
S,.nship Nan. Gssnlsy. PhIlsAtIphe
S,ca,.bS w. Woodward, Young BAlhnore .u..I
siesavhjp Wsmsstts. FsA. New Bedford psF ~
SsIo Resesr reh (Bf) No.he.. Astusrp 1syd hlaeAs"
L-oesdis iGsr }. Wenehe brsnes n TssJH
Bah K.Lsn Allen, fssvry, A.pa..sn, . G Lssa Y"
Bns Ooao tbL) Williams Lr9hoT I! - - vWS o.
6rs EpsrhA (Br.), Tsevsy. Qssessown ~ W. -
srSt isis1 Gsrrsss, yseksosvils. T. H. kssss3
Hrh, C. 6svys, Dsssse,mh, Besee. ..c
n. Lr lows ksaAsl, PVsts sPirs H. W. Locs 80.
E,Ir Lsscs A. wshh, hsst, ~. Fers. Aae 70.
EelS G.a Hall Hunt PsIstA.P u. A. VsneNS o''
srur RIss Oh6s, JseksssHls. Bssuey ninn ~
bfLr Enma Green, Collins. Bavsanah Bsetky, s"" y"
Srh, ia Dlrdsall, Jshssss. Dshss, Isaac osees'
EIoop Jenny Lind BDsacer brssfoId
ARRIVED.
CeIersAs Yrssass Hssspse Mes ~ sss SssT
..vs ictS vk p4ss ss4 Isss u Willans vxes.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30
FATAL DOMESTIC or AHREr.

John Da,y, age 81, IN Irish lahorcr, living In
an Ii, r roor II &c tenement No. 3 West FIJI! thl"-
st., ut Snth-avc, has, fora l"r- tin" pact 0uafrec"
With lis wife, Cataiiue, and hslhS Mtw'cn them nave
been frcQvch:. Both q iitcuroI"tc h"'its' anu
Whenever ey bee; lc iitoy!Cat"1 They we're certain -
reht ON several occasions nilv beet his VIE shcch-
l. V C SliaV cI,ii =, NJN. 49, Daring one "I htHG
;fI"yS tac wife tci1cd iaic! ard dr"i' W M =
II i,Ow on The fcau ing s'llus staln W""hu Nv
v?S ii'.r cd hv It fh' ~ I".'. y! ia ..'
vciu.v n thrwornl waSnct d"tIn"dt" he d'i;r:o,
Il dcu. AoHcvcr, v,fy 81 icny y"s'crdiy' ii, Wv
WAS lnoErt III III the Wet Forty srNcn'hHi' i"'Oo
SaLou 70 av .c result OF tUiuHerS N '5de%'ioH'
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30
NrV.NnILEE or fUREIGN UdIL3.

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s,s,g Dthr .os. O4, ~ ali .a'' ~: e"e to-day AZ
n
" il, inr - AMI Havana aud the We. ladies' yer N"sra-
A.. tug g.aoi,, 81 10 :.
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30 Steamship N-iI ,.r,.,,,r n.o
M,, trroie via Ld'eTsol ri"'r'fip ''y 4" L''!""
ci..e =, T. =. n. 50 SL.; IIrEii:i Mail
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nfd cii. ~ li;,Ga g, -, =, 49,.
e, =. -; '-f 'a
u.s .iiarAua ". l.. ptr esnshP Ce'ra'r eos at w.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30
DrepoSals.

ESeISsuR's Owes, "a l. u. Dtsr..(
TonvxNsviLLs. svr0aK New. Is, 1871. )
vINO OUARRYMEN and BUILDEkS.-PRO-
"a, IL ustera and labor o petng foundation
.ad par sl Hiding vA. is' oHrh0uss - kss'
so.L vl Be- received shee Dee TO-
,s1i sor is nstea hbe M ec.sn{ ~ ss.scs s.d for
~ - pI hsdins wha Tor the ghtbous bs Race Aoet
Eo.s iss1 ss..1 sceog ~. ~ .aSs:uo.. thereto: y
hJS, ,s,s iarou Of hiding sppbestoa 10 As snderud
Prcea nnA IN dspx.te. snootnieA gcafssy SsIn
e.ts I'd printed eth; .dy':nss ..shs s:ss ps
uo,' Enisd b. IL ss and bidder nat o'sOru ths 'aas
.ss.s 80, ~ 80 q isArueiess 70 ettdua
ne ssvns The Quantities asd t.sssss s' the "' '''
tssd: =, ..-...A.. -, q ona ..,. AZ ,.,,.
Nil s,s.d regular s.d nsassns eI <sl1S eet inches
sni sagtt sseh
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n Elev}s9 ~ - ss{eAls1 Ssaatidss SsuiseS:
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