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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-07-20
IMPORTANT TO THE FRIENDS OF THE
VALLEY RAILROADS.

Since writing the article which appears be-
low, we have received the following informa-
ton from an authentic source. In order to
secure the Bait city SUBJ Of 81 100000 it will
require private subscription of $75, by
parties solvent and able to pay and 30 per
cent. of that amount to be paid in cash, be-
fore The Finance Committee Of the Baltimore
CITY Council, can make the subscription Of
s1,OO0,OOO. Such are the conditions of the
!. city subscription. 1t will therefore be seen
!. that the right Of way must be independent
OF the amount asked flor OF this amount
about $4,000 have been subscribed in and
about Stanton. The $4,000 alluded to in
the article below. as having been taken in
Raanake, were subscribed on such conditions
as not to be available in securing the Ralti-
more city subscription. It is all important
that the S75, 00) should be taken within the
next 10 days, and the cash required paid in,
! iu order to furnish certificate to the Balti
more City Council Of the fact, that they may
appoint a commission to make the subscrip
: tion at the meeting of the Directory in Lex
!; ington on the LIST Of August. If these con-
ditions are complied with, the road will be
put under contract at once, and upon that
:. route that presents the strongest claims by
reason of subscription and right of way.
We have not space to enlarge upon this
= subject now. The Importance of prompt
energetic action will be apparent to every
..e,nan, when this statement is read 1t is witt
the people along the competing lines to de.
eide for themselves and determine the loca
ton Of the road We leave it there trusting
to an enlightened appreciation of the bene'
FITS to be derived, to stimulate cxertiou and
consummate results
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it for the benefit Of the constituent body,a
and the scale of social existence will be ele-
waited, the advantages of education more gen
orally spread among the masses, and the tone
and temper of society promoted in a cores
porting degree.
Let our business men and capitalists ava
ken to an active appreciation cf the propiti-
GUS geographical position Of our city. Let a
comprehensive idea Of future prosperity and
progress be cultivated, and introduced into
every enterprise that invites attention; let a
broad craftsmanship give direction to stimu-
lated effort, and the material growth that will
follow in few years, and continue to increase
each succeeding year, will be the subject Of
amazemcnt to the slug@ards who stand idly
by. croaking over msfortuncs Matched into
existence by their own inaction, and fastened
upon them, for want of energy and push to
escape from q tyranny more crushing than
imperial bayoncts.
We are for renewed progress and "ncw de-
partures" in business as we'll as politics. We
want to be encountered nor burdened 10 Meth
or by fossilized ideas or men. We must cut
loose from the past, its theories and practices,
and march forward as live men to grapple
with live enterprises and live issues and
work out destiny grander in its compre-
hcnsivcness than was ever conceived by the
antedclavians who would fain throw them
selves across the path of Young American
| nrorress
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-07-20
An APPEAL TO DEBTORS.

~ Having lost by fire on Friday night,
June 3Oth, all the machinery in the Staunton
Door, Sash and Blind Factory, and our entire
stock of Lumber, Tools, &C., and desiring to re-
build re-furnish, and re-esablsh the factory.
we therefore, most earnestly appeal to all per-
sons knowing themselves indebted to us for aid
in the accomplishment of this purpose.
All parties on whom we hold claims will do ua
special favor by paying up Immediately.
II. J. LUSHBAUGH g. BRO.
iulN G-2t
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PROGRESS is written upon everything that
is American, and we can no more expect to
bind parties to the efete ideas of the past, than
we can control the march of Destiny. We
must divorce ourselves from the decayed and
lifeless tenets which signalized political plat
forms twelve years ago, and seize upon the
live issues of the day, or the Demo craft C
party is as dead as mackcrel.
The amount of the State funded debt on
Monday, at the Treasurers Office, reached
1893 ,09657, making the total amount fund
ed to date $2,262, 1872.
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july 13-4t
Nommissioner's Motto.

~ To Thornton G.. Stout. Executor of John
Afford, deceased, Plaintiff and David D. Durbor-
aw, Petitioner. and John W. MARBLE and Jacob
Gutshall Defendants.
Take notice that, on FRIDAY, the 25th day of
AUGUST, 1871 at my Office in Staunton, I shall
in pursuance of an order made in the suit of AL.
ford's Executor VS. MARBLE, &c., at the June Term
of the Circuit Court for Augusta county, to which
said suit now depending therein in Chancery,
you parties, proceed to take, state and settle
the following accounts, viz:
1st Of the outstanding liens with their pri-
critics, upon the real estate of Defendant John
W. MARBLE. 80.
2Ld. Of the real estate of said MARBLE togeth-
err with he fee simple and annual rental value
thereof.
AT which time and place all lien creditors of
the said MARBLE must also attend and file with
the undersigned proper evidence of their claims.
Given under my hand as Commissioner of said
Court this 1th day of July, 1871.
j. w. GREEN SMITH,
july l3-4t Commissioner
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.NcaV Advertisements.
The Cheapest Place i'm

the City to Buy.
Initial Paper only 80 cents per Box.
French " &C Is 6 per quire.
Note &C &C 10 and Is cts &C
Foolscap" " 25 cents
Congress letter 20 g per quire.
Legal Cap &c Is per quire
Envelopes 10, Is and 20 cents per package
Slates Pens, Ink, Pocket Books, Pocket Knives
Perfumery, Combs, Soaps, Tobacco. Segars,
Snuff, Pipes, ETC., all at surprisingly low pri.
ces, is at JOHN A. MOONS
Store, Post Off re Building,
july 20-4t Staunton.
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aaE sHAWLs sHAWLs! sHAwLs!
Ladies who intend visiting the springs can pro
vide themselves with suitable Shawls; also,
nice lot of Knit Sacques, at
LEVY BROTHERS..
Look at our Dollar Kid Gloves.
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Out of His BailiWick.

We notice in the ashland (Ky.,) Journal,
that Gems. Breckenridge and Echols are
stumpipg the counties along the line Of the
Elizabethtown, Lexington and Big Sandy
Railroad, for the purpose of inducing the
people to vote 100000 to the capital stock
of that road There are four counties thro'
which it passes and from which the subscrip-
ton is asked. Gen. Echols, representing
New York capitalists. has subscribed for
81, 100000 of the stock, and it now only
requires an additional 100000 to insure the
completion Of the improvement. The road,
at its western terminus. Elizabethtown, will
connect with the road leading to Louisville,
and at its eastern terminus, at the mouth Of
Big Sandy, or Huntington, with the Chesa-
peake & Ohio Road. It is one of the liuks
that will 90 to make up the councillors of
this latter enterprise, with the great west and
the Pacific coast. It will develop very rich
mineral aud grazing country-as fine accord
ing to statement in one Of Gen. Echol's
speeches, brief synopsis of which We have
before US, as Is IN the broad limits OF the
country.
We have merely space this week to allude
to the efforts of Gems. Breckinridse aud
Echos in behalf Of this important enterprise,
which must directly effect our own prosperity,
in enhancing the trade and travel of the
Chesapeake and Ohio road Gen. Breckin-
ridge is Vice President of the Road and
therefore regular. Gen. Echols lisa volun.
teer, and is sustaining the former with his
reserves. They were both good fighters I'M
der the smell Of gun powder, and VIC have
no doubt will prove equally efficient in this
new Geld Of engagement. Although Gen.
E. is long ways from home, aud little out
Of his baliwick,if he is backed or led by the
gallant Kcntuckian, they will be very apt to
make breach somewhere.
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ees5~ LINEN snEETlNG, full q yards wide,
at Soc, $l,l5, and $1,25 per yard
Pillow Case Linen at 5oc., worth GO. G0c., worth
8oe
Cotton Sheetings ara PiIow-Case Cottons as low
prices, at LEVY BROTHERS..
Look at our Dollar Kid Gloves.
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nag LINEN DRILLING for boys and mems
wear, at 16a, 20, 25, and Soc, at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1915, Main St., Richmond, Va.
Look at cur Dollar Kid Gloves iuy 20
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IL BthRBETT,
ID Builders and COntrac tors.

STAUNTON AND LEXINGTON
Contracts undertaken in this and ether countiesa
All work in the building line promptly
and neatly executed.
Highest cash price paid for seasoned lumber.
july lS-sa
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gsa. TRAVELLING SATCnELs AND BAsK-
ETS. Everybody reeds ore OF the other, and
some both. So cali and supply yourselves at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
Look at our Dollar Kid Gloves
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HARRISON BUgsG.
feu..,n1AatY fahs. Sale

| will sell on accommodating terms, the yalua-
bic HOUSE and LOT in which Mrs l. G. Golf
man is now residing, in IIarrisonburg. 1t is sit
uatel on Main street, contains eight rooms and a
cellar, all necessary out buildings, excellent wa
ter in the yard, aud about one fourth of acre
of i'len lot, very fertile The house IS of
the best and most convenient frame buildings in
the town. Possession given OH the LIST of April,
1872
Also HOUSE and LOT OF Main Street. farh-
or north, containing six rooms, and about one
fourth of an acre Of ground. This building is
not i'll good repair. Possession given Immediate
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EIGHT ACRES OF LAND.

adjoining the northern limits Of the corporation
and fronting The Valley Turnpike. 1t is q
V ry va III; BILE tract of land
The terms Of all this property viii be made
accommodating, and can be ascerained By apply
ing 10 Capt ". ). Lurty, ilarrisonburg, or &c
the undersigned, al Staunton.
july 20 s. N. IOSI.
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Dr. schuman, of Washington city, was
found guilty mansaughter, for causing the
death of Henrietta Padd)n while trying to
p.u,.uc aiyo:s.uu.
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nea= BUY YOUR BED SPREADS at old pri-
cess
Honey Comb Quilts at $3.50 and $1,75, worth
$3.50 and $500;
jacquard Quilts at 49, and SIS, so, worth 400
and $500;
Colored Quilts at 81, so and So, worth So and SIS,
at LEVY BROTHERS.,
1914 and 1915 Main street
Look ut our Dollar Kid Gloves.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-07-20

Esgg- isATHlNG DRAWERS FOR GENTS
just The article needed by gentlemen who go te
watering places.
LEVY BROTHERS.
Look at our Dollar Kid Gloves.
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july 13-4t
commissioners Notice.


~ 10 James A. Conner and the Creditors of
Franklin McCue, plaintiffs, and Franklin McCue
and D. w. Hanger, defendants.
Take notice that on Thursday, the Oath of AU-
GUST, 1871, at my Office in Staunton, shall in
pursuance of two orders made in the suit Of
McCue's Creditors VS. McCue, at the June Term,
A. D. 1871, of the Circuit Court for Augusta
county, to which said suit now therein depend
ing in Chancery you are parties, proceed to take,
state and settle, the following accounts. viz
1st The character and value, and annual rem
tai value of all the real estate owned by the de-
PENDANT, Franklin McCue or after the LIST day
Of November, 1867.
End The liens outstanding against such real
estate, by whom held and their respective prior
tiles.
At which time and place the creditors of the
said defendant are also required to attend and
file with the undersigned the proper evidence Of
their said claims.
Given under my hand as Commissioner in Chan
Gerry and of said Court this eth day of July,
1871. ]. W. GREEN SMITH.
july l3-4t Commissioner
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-07-20

mss. GENUINE WHITLEY JET SETS of Ear
Rings and Breast Pins at 81, $1,25, and $3.50,
which is less than half price.
Jet Necklace at SOC, 75c., and $1-all extreme
ly low.
Nice Jet Sets at %, so, and 75c., at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
Look at our Stock of Corsets.
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NO. line 10lloWlng named goods must DC
sold at or below the prices marked opposite I'M
der penalty of Court Martial, and appropriate
punishment for first offence aud confscatlon of
entire stock for the second.
Good yard-wide Cotton, 10 cents.
Best brands of Brown Cotton, 124 cents.
Beached Cotton from to 20 cents.
Cambria, all colors, 10 cents per yard.
All wool Casimeres, rs cents per yard,
No. THAT'S must be sold at the lowest pos
sible figures, viz-1O, 129, Is, Is, So rs, 81, and
awards, just one-half of the exhorbtant prices
heretofore demanded by INSCRIPTIONS officers.
SHOES must be sold for less than one-half the
usual price.
No. 3.-Serious complaints Of attempted extor-
ton having been made to the COMMANDMENTS
Chief by prominent ladies in the department
officers hereby specially enjoined to be more
courteous and obligng to that class of customers.
The following i" Aadispensabzes" must be sold as
marked.
Coates and Ciark's Spool Cotton at 80 cents
per dozen, other brands, and cents per SPOOL
Excellent Corscts at 60 cents.
Best French Corsets for ST., 25.
Ladies' Hose at 10, Is, 20 and Is cents.
Twelve dozen Buttons for cents.
Thirty Hair Pins for cents.
Needles, 8 cents per paper.
Pins, cents per paper.
Combs, to 10 cents
Hair Nets, 3 to Is cents
All kinds of pretty Ribbons very low, from s
cents up.
Kid Gloves, Jewelry, Soaps of all kinds, and
Notions generally, at fearfully low prices.
By order of
S. D. TIMBERLAKE & j. J. DAWES,
G. L. Cooke, AdJt.
res Postscript, Pro Bono Pu5leo.
The above order must be obeyed We set the
xampe-others must follow or abide the terri
BILE consequences. They must be obeyed The
interests of the people must be cared for, their
rights protected and cruel and unscrupulous ex-
tortioners brought to shame An impoverished
people demand it! Humanity demands it 'sNon
me re6us, scd miAi res, suljicese conor''
iu1v 2Otf s. D. TINRERLAKF co
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neA- WHITE GOODS. WHITE GOODS.
Bishop Lawns at Is, 80, 40, Is, and Soc.
Swiss Mnslins at IS, 20, Is. 80, IS, and 40c.
Checked Muslins at all prices, in all qualities;
Every description of Striped Muslins, Cambrics,
Jaconets, Nainsook, Null Muslins, Tarleton
Tucked, Pulled, and Shirred Muglin, Skirt
ing Cambria. White Linen Lawns, for suits,
at LEVY BROTHERS..
Look at our stock Of Corsets.
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commissioners Notice.
" 10 e. Johnston, Plaintiff, and jeremiah
Peerfsh and Agnes Carr Defendants.
Take notice that on SATURDAY,. the Goth Of
AUGUST, at my office i'll Staunton, SHALL in
pursuance of an order made in the suit of john
sion VS. Pet"rish, &C., at the June Term, A.. D.
1871, of the Circuit Court for Augusta county, to
which said sait now depending therein in Chan
Gerry, you are parties proceed TO take, state and
settle the following accounts, viz:
list Of the Hess. fseiF sescr@l amounts and
respective priorties, resting upon the real estate
of the said jeremiah Peterfsh
End. Of the amounts due from said Agnes
Carr to said Peterfsh on land purchased of him
and how The same should be applied.
3rd OF the value of the interest of said Pc,
ter6sh in the Black Springs property, and the
fee-simple and annual rental value of all real es-
tate owned by him at the date of Plaintiffs judg-
ment and decree.
At which and place all lien creditors of the
said jeremiah Peter6sh must also attend and file
with undersigned droper evidence of their claims.
Given under my hand as Commissioner in Chan
Gerry, of Said Court, this 18th day of July 1871.
]. W. GREEN SMITH,
July 13.4w Commissioner.
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Narrow Guage.

A train of cars, including two frst-class
passenger cars, two smoking::cars and two bag
gage and mail cars, has been turned out in
Philadelphia, for stocking the narrow guagc
Denver and Rio Grande railroad, in Colorado.
This Denver and Rio Grande road is project
ed to extend from Denver to El Paso, ia New
Mexico, distance of $50 miles, 1t is ex-
pected that it will be tapped by numerous To-
cal roads, afording network of communica-
ton throughout Colorado and New Mexico
A few years have produced wonderful
revolution in the modes of travel in the west.
Twelve yearsago We travelled through the coun-
try this narrow guage railroad is to traverse.
at the rate Of 80 to 40 miles day on horse
back. No one then dreamed Of steam driving
the locomotive along the Indian and Buffalo
trails, then the guides of the traveller and ad-
venturer Then it required about 20 days to
make the trip from Kansas city to Santc Fe.
Ok teams were the mode Of transporting mer-
chandise across the plains. Mules were the
motive power which propelled the fast lines
for travellers, over desert aud barren sea of
land, with no wood and very little water. We
cooked our meals from the fire made Of "Buf
falo chips,' eat Buffalo, antelope, and prairie
dogs, as delicacies, killed wolves for past-time,
slept upon mother earth, with the blue vault
above for covering, as sweetly, and as
souudly as a little babe in its mothers arms /;
traded tobacco with the Indians for Buffalo
robes, and drank in the health-giving air of
tie plai'.s, as if the very pcctar of life, which
it is. Now, all this enjoyment and pleasure
is to be broken up by the progressive spirit of
young America-this vandal innovation Of
Mo,;foot Noctinv
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CHEERING NEWS FROM ROCKBRiDGE!
THE VALLEY RAILROAD ALL RIGHT /!

The people of Rockbridge, on Saturday
the 18th, by vote of 1871 to 293 declared
in favor of the additional subscription by
that county, of $125,0o0 to the capital
stock of the Valley Railroad company, max
ing, in the aggregate, their subscription
$555,oo This pubiic-spirited action on
the part of that people secures the immedi-
ate construction of the Valley Railroad
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CEED WHEAT.
y 1 have for sale about 60 bushels of supe-
rior White Smooth Wheat, known the Mcclure
Wheat. It weighs Sc pounds to the measured
bushel Also, about so bushels of very superior
White Bearded Wheat. Persons desiring to Sc
cure good article of seed wheat, should call at
once. A. w. MCCLURE,
iuly cost at the Railroad, Staunton.
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SPECIAL ORDERS.

No. 1.-The following named goods must be
sold at or below the prices marked opposite, I'M
der penalty of Court Martial, and appropriate
punishment for first offence, aud confscatlon of
entire stock for the second.
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THE VALLEY Road We learn that two
corps of engineers are to be put in the field at
once to survey new route to Staulton and two
routes from Staunton to Salem. The route
offering the largest general advantages will be
selected and work then will be put under con
tract aud pushed rapidly forward BaAi-
more Gazette, July, 18th.
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Gov. WALKER The Essex Gazette comes
out in favor of Governor Walker as a can.
didate for the Vice Presidency, on the Dem
ocratic ticket. The Page Courier has a very
well-written article commencing the general
course Of Gov. Walker since he has been in
the Executive chair, and paying high trib-
ntc to his talents and worth. The Monroe
Register favors the nomination of Gov. Walk
er for the Vice Presidency
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-07-20

Magazines for August, received by
lI july 20-tf HUNTER & co.
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ma. GENTS GAUZE MERINO SHIRTS at so,
go, and 75c.;
Linen Handk ercbefs at 25 and 30c
Gents Linen Henssiched Handkerchief at 40c
worth &C.,;
suspenders, Gloves, and Socks at great bargains
at LEVY BROTHERS.
1918 and 1915 Main street.
Look 1T ouf Dsflar Kid Gloves
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Dime Assortment of Prayer Books, Book
u of Worship CLutheran), Psalms and Hymns,
(Presbyterian), Baptist Psalmist, Methodist
Hymn Books. Just received at
iuly 2O-tf BELL & cos.
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ATTENTION.!
HEADQUARTERS DRY GOODS
DEPARTMENT.,

STU UNION. VA, JULK, 90, 1871.
General Order No. i.
A IL oFf1cERs in the Dry Goods Department
n are hereby ordered to report at these Head
quarters on Bruce's Corner for instruction and
list of prices, a copy of which is ordered to be
published in kind consideration of and sympathy
for long and imposed upon public
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commissioners Notice.

lVllHFsAhs5hVHfV4 . lNVtICCs
" To James M. Lofand and his Lien creditors
Take notice that in pursuance of an order of
the Circuit Court of Augusta, on the Chancery
side thereof, made at the June Term, 1871, in the
cause of Lofand's creditors VS. James NJ Lotland,
l shall, on the End day Of SEPTEMBER, 1871, at
my Office in Staunton, proceed to take, state and
seftle the following accounts viz:
lst The amounts and prorities of all liens
resting upon the real estate of the said defendant
James n. Lofand.
End. The quantity of real estate subject to
said liens, and the fee simple and annual rental
value thereof.
At which time and place, aE creditor. holding
liens upon the real estate Of the said Janes H. Lof-
land, required to file proper evidence thereof
with the nde1sgned.
Given under my hand as Commissioner of said
Court, this 10th day of July, 1871.
j. W. GREEN SMITH,
July 13-st Commissioners
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Docket Books in great variety and a
i lowest prices. For satle at
iuly 20-tf BELL & CO.'S.
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30c.;
French Percales Tor Printed Cambrics) 81 Csc.
worth 33c.,
japanese Cloths at 25c., reduced from 35c.;
Lawns at 10, 12aa, l6s, 20, and Csc;
Embroidered Organdy at Soc, worth 75e.;
Grenadines at Sao.;
And lots of other cheap Dry Goods at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 12i5 Main street;
Look st cur Dollar Kid Gloves.
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-NeaU Advertisements.

MISUNDERSTANDING Sets of Croquet from Sc
~ to $15. For sale at
BELL & CO.'S,
iuly 2O-tf corner Main and New streets.
WALL PAPERS and Window
w Shades, Green and Buff Hollands, at
greatly reduced prices. For sale at
July 2O-tf BELL cos.
NrOquct CrOquet!
" From SIS to $15 per set, at
HUNTER & CO.'S,
iuly 2O-tf Booksellers.
nemorest, Peterson, Cooley. Frank Leslie
- and Harper's Magazines for August.
For sale at
july 2o-tf BELL cos.
A IL the New Novels of the day. for sale
n at BELL & CO.'S
july 20-tf
Dicture Frames, Picture Cord and Tas-
L sells, Card Pictures and Stereoscopic Views.
For sale at BELL s. cos.
july 20-tf