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National Republican., 1873-03-31
RAILROADS.
AsnlNGToN AND ONO RAILROAD

WASlilNG1ON AND OHIO RAILROAD
IA and ..r October is7o tho trains on thi, road
WI ", BE- II rup W as as follow, & a., -. a. -,
sSdPdsy; sSd Hly;,;:a 4 Fi SPlys 4
na m .ad Tssssufs 4 |, 4 m i%'en and sfris
' fSo sssonbOas,ion ss Il "a train will ,.y, Alc,.pdr,
jury % Lave EsssBufs 5 ssa 4 fs' % Ls ssS
.ln Il iie IrCS sPSSS hs$oa and ss q
tss%sSs n; iiSf Scssss:: which issysfSsiGHS dsiiS
. eon%pis.iss ,i:Is,. iSrce esppsr Pas ,2f' e,
hg1sa aPaHi ''''' co. osstna n 4 fsaiaSl sisiiai xsss,
A LExANDRlA AND WASHINGTON RAIL,
n B2AR BIIAls hSD AM, A,,kikfkphiAN AND rRrpE
pRRf3f pRRiSHsnSfS stJRSlh SfhSitRS siSfR Nd Il srRrrra
K XII i 1F.ins % =. isSSS .sS iGlSs' nv ="
~ rs,s ;hsrEa ~ iSl t % scns a3s n M y n "
9U&STi5g SS'S SseSia@Sa.aon a ls.ve. washington
SkR%f Y dsaa s1adffiss fi IfSfiiEss Vi. a,annOua
eayes washington 10 ~ p m dally, except SUNDAY,
sysSS and iRiTcSSiR ffs SS ma " @ sSssSs
ss ,2 Ss SSsstsa ~ q all SSS SSiS. sSd EsIasSS:.
JSSta ' General rsSssnssS si 12IS lsSst
RALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
wAsmEaroS January ~ ma
Trains between WAsHINqTOS N aud HA1.TIMORR
and MAshlNaIoh AND THk WEST are nov run
as i0iiO"'' ''' FoR BALTIMORE afit
Leave daily, except sunday, Att t5 sstS etS and
iOts' a. n, N, 1nd ilSi;lS w ~ "a % S%1nd 80 p m
Leave ati 10 and a. m. and !, SlS, 5asO, = and
~ FOR ALL WAY STATIONS.
esys slSs iad sunday nd At AZ ~ md s6S.s ~ and
The !, 10 aud 5iSs m. irsas ssp liths follow.
al ali stations Bisdrils6urs Beltsyilie, Laurel, Al
nApols Junction, Hanover aud Relay also, the 10
l. m. WI stop IT JeAAhp's Cut and the-s y ~ nj
U ron AssAroLrs. I Il \
Leave sts,S a N. and t;i0 y. IN; but no train to
| FOR NORFOLK.
| Lsave At y, m, except Sunday
FOR ALL PAlfTs OF Tie WEST.
Ls.TS San sIsafg; saturday S mn s
'p, H. iaa fiSkfss II sslRii RailryE n IN as ,iR5%s,
| From New York. philadelphia and Baltimore
siG ., m, andb ~ and v 4. y m
Prom baltimore a 6Iso,S 81, $50 aud Il 10 am,
and 80 ~ afStSoa StSa Tass iiIs \ ass ssa lO% p m
Through TICKETS % the West can Be had at u
wAshinston station Ticket ONCE afal hours In d,
day; also a the Conn lanys 9ffcc ~ Pcnn.{l
called fcf and checked 81 their residsncse sfcn Z
the dep9t, and Lut into the baggage car.
i, rSr hsw I9fh phiisSSsgh. and boston, ses "a
'''u''"'n' u ihi0usn iAnf fHos, H. SHARP. t.
Assistant Master n Transportation
GEO Il. kOONTL
| JAnG General Asont. Washington.
National Republican., 1873-03-31

TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
4 TEIs8aE2 sa2shS III SSohgMnrA, ,s THE SIXTH DAY or
Daniel r. Stewart, Plaintiff
yes RissRSna and yo,s River Al Law No. S.a'
On motion Of the plaintiff, by Mr. Edwin 1. Stan.
The RIchmond aud York River Railroad uompany.
cause tA appearance To be entered herein on Or bo
fore the hrst rule d.y occurring forty days after
~ the Oourti d. X. CARTIER,
Tfss ppoIy. Ieri Chief Justice, &c.
BY ], Jay Camp, Assistant Clerk mhlawsw
National Republican., 1873-03-31
Call at Dittrich's.
y The . sIlk Hat,

WIN bekept n order slx- months without charge
At n DrITRICHe SuK HAT fAcfonY,
ia Seventh street, near Patent once.
Also, large assortment Of the latest styles
Hats. for mems, youths and boys wear. =
mhlo saathlm 1
National Republican., 1873-03-31
LOCAL NOTES.

Mt, Branden, who received q compound frao-
ture OF tne ankle March 10, lsiS, is recovering
slowly. =
@. W. Greer was taken to Providence hospltal
on SAtunlAy by onicer Dunnlng suffering from
wonnd received By the kick Of horse,
me Irish-American military company, now
organizing here under the tue Of the kmmet
the nrst meeting forty names were enrolled.
Another meeting will be held tonight,
Mr.. ALEU- Dorsey and ". 7. Nallor have made
q trottlng match Tor 800 aside, mile heatA best
two In three, to be trotted on the 2qd OF May
The latter matches his mare Bessie against an
unknown horse, to be named by the former gen
| tleman.
on Friday by Orficer Grant and taken 70 the
sixth precinct station, and Afterwards restored
| to his father, Mt. y. Lynkins, residing on X
street, between Eighteenth and Nineteenth
streets.
While senator Pools little son was riding on q
velocipede on street, near Twelfth, on Satur.
day afternoon, a colored hoy, driving q cart and
psyng no attention 70 hi. horse, ran into the
but fortunately not hurting the youngster.
on Saturday, while a lad named George siousss
was playing In Eighth street near Z Southeast
ssser Sss rsseaed ~
OF his paymstes, much more frightened thar
hurt but had his clothes well saturated with
water.
Professor Charles Richter, the ex.leader Of
the washington senserbund, was recently
elected an honorary member OF the Ari0n Quar-
tette Club, and At pleasant sociahle on Ffida,
night was Informed Of the fact by the president
ol the club and presented with 4 Handsomely
framed diploma.
The normal class for Sunday school worker
held It's irst session In the pariors VI the Y. N
G. A. building on Saturday evening Mr.. X. b
kinsell gave 4 geographical sketch % the coun
tries promised 10 Abraham and his descendants
lie was followed BY Y. Richards, who read {
paper on the qualifications OF the Sunday -schoo
teacher.
Aruhbishop Bayley, whose health has beer
/ completely restored by his brief soIOurn In
FloLIls, Enow route for the Metropolitan Sc,
OF Baltimore, where he Is expected early thli
week. He will pTobably pay IA episcopal yisl
TO tails sltT on the third sunday after Easter
and Adminlstar the sacrament OF confirmation II
some Of our Catholic churGheA,
4 A few days ago number Of tue eE-omesrs o
the Union army who were commissioned iron
and served In the District OF Columbia regiment
held meeting Tor the purpose Of organizing
soldiers relief association. A second meetinl
will be held on Thursday night at the resldenci
OF Captain narrower, No, 1909 Rhode Island ave
pue, at skl0t ell ex-ofIicers Of District regi
meits are invited " be present,
National Republican., 1873-03-31
I.inceln Hall.
Odd F.nsw., Han.
CITY ITEMS.

s prominent feature OF the City of Broiherly
Love.
National Republican., 1873-03-31
CRIES OF nIURDRR,
Excitement an Pennsylvania Avenue

Excitement an Pesusyiyania Avenue.
Last evening about u o'clock Mild and terrific
cries OF "Mufder.S Murder ," nfolice I" were
heard issuing from an upper window Of premises
No. 1919 Pennsylvania avenue. The police were
quickly on the spot, and, n IN all similar cases,
a group OF two or three was instantly swelled TO
II seems that the rooms above are
occupied by different partlea, among others by
Miss Nancy Westbrook, and q room or rooms
above her are occupied by Mra. MldaN. Accor-
ding to the statement OF little giri, Capltoia
Mdaw, Miss weathrooE made 4 fearful attack
on Mrs. Mldaw with q set Of crockSrJ, cutting
her face and badly brulalng her head.
on the other hand MlAs WestbFook says Mrs.
Mldaw Is maniac halt the time from the effects
Of drink, and when IN that state she mashes
things and Ia as likely 70 yell "mufder' a. any
thing else, and that she waa In one Of those
moods last night. ... ......t IA
Mrs. Mdaw was carried into Miss Nancys
room by the ofnoers and being confronted with
her was asked II Nancy perpetNted the assault.
She said "So." The ofncers said "Thats busl-
ness and the end OF It," She was allowed, with
her disheyeled hair and bloody face and pretty
child, TO go up TO her room, and Mas Nancy was
left In her room to serenely enjoy the contents
Of dozen or more Of YoungeII pale ale, and
what was supposed to be tagedy was turned
into grand farce. r..-r = ..n
National Republican., 1873-03-31
Anoihrr Indian OnIrc OmriaI Arrc.icd.

On Saturday morning last Deteetiyes Sargent
and MeElfrcsn proceeded 70 the Indian once
and arrested CAPT. D. ,. JOckneck on bench
Indictment found In the Cnlted states Court for
this Western district Of North Caroline aRninst
several parties for conspiracy TO aefraud the
Government by the alleged making OF false
eensuA of thu eastern hand OF Cherokses. He
yas delivered 20 the Marshal Of the District, and
Col. g. y. smoot went hall for his appearance
Wien yapted In North Carolina. a...
National Republican., 1873-03-31

Colds, Coughs and Bronchial Affections befor,
they run Into Consumption that you canno
stop. .. ..- s.a. .... ...-H... .. go
National Republican., 1873-03-31
Lucca-KellssE.
The ThsaIFs csaIsas

The LeVantine brothers, Polly Daly and RaaAA
and Edwards are on the boards OF the Comiqne
for another week. They draw wisely and well.
Miss Carrie Laramie, new seFio-oomle vocalist,
National Republican., 1873-03-31

CossuNERs should use from one fourth to ont
half less Of Dooleys than OF other Yeast OF Bak
Ing Powders. tits put up fun weight.
National Republican., 1873-03-31
D QALTDORR AND poToMAC RAILROAD.

RALrMoRR AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
6ffor CORNER s6Sl;TRvAsE sIFTE AND STREETS
TRAINs LEAyR. FOR TRAINs -ARlIyE AT
BALTIMORE WAbHiNUTONi
tS a m-, Niagara III % o. M, Western Rx
gess daily iii5I,,,., gress, daily. except Sun
iOS (. m, Western III. oeSt sandsyt uAi'' ',
R.,s' daily except sun as,I - a 0 "a Western IN
. i. M. baltimore AolS u p. IN, fscihc Espr...
cept sunday. p % y, m, daily,
~ y. m, Cincinnati Re 10 s1 D. m, Aooommoda
SSy. 0AH' oh0SP'Sun '''o'a'H' H''si'e''aa'
~ SIGs. = 1slllys al T'''''n q ggu9 Ikt
Trains leaving washington At "a A, m ana sAp
m. connect Ut Bowie with trains for MarlborO IeaV
ing Bowie At " - q. aud Alp y. ~, Anriyins Il
Marlboro, at u ~ o N md u n N. ''-TTI
Trains arriving at MashfnttOn II Il "a a M and
N Z. m. Connect al Bowie with trains lea Wing MaTl
OGa i&s tssas ssa,s Il fiJss,ps.s
porthwest corner Thlrtcenth and Pennry fyaidA Ave
nue, northwest oorper Sixth and Penns eve.
nue., can have their baatatsa led for aud checked
AZ botelA and realdences to AL ptlpt, North and
West Through uckslA 10, 0lncipnaH, Caumbus
Indianapolta, louisyl llle. ~ I,slls. New Orleans
Shiets9, OmahAf San frandisco. aud Ill points
Z RgRAhhai. asn. sapsrin.endent
National Republican., 1873-03-31

THE 0Rxhr RsGrIsu REMEDY for aout and
Rheumatism All sufferers from the above com
plants, either OF recent or long standing, are a
vised TO use Blalr's 9out and Rheumatic Pills.
They can be relied upon a. ths most safe aud
enectual remedy ever offered IN the public, and
have been universally used In Europe for many
years with the greatest success. Prepared by
PR0Ur a HARaANT, 29s Strand. London, EnQiand,
and sold by all druRginta.
National Republican., 1873-03-31
Pcsrey's star MurLst.
Boston Picked Pofk..
Soused Figs Feet and Tripe.
Salt Water Oysters shucked 10 order.

IChsice stech sf Papcrh spsips-, &C.,
hrednced prices % make room orsprins stock
- ~ a. At MkRKRrTEnH ~
No. 30 Seventh street, between d and Z streets,
embracing all grades OF PaperhanEings and
window Shades; also, choice Paintings, lhgrav-
lngs, ChrOmos and Photographic. Picture
Frames, all styles and sizes, In wAinnt, Gllt
Velvet, &c.; Picture Cord apd Taasels, Rings
Nails, Gold Plated, rinnsd and wlne Centrc
Picture Cords, DC. . 20. %. "...-i n, 81 "
National Republican., 1873-03-31

WHITE. clean. sound teeth, all may have by
using daily THURsroNS lvoJ Pearl Tooth
Powder price % and 90 cents per hottie.
WKiLs sMACHINE-sPKKlpS u STRKNdTIIKHINa F1Aa-
TERs, whenever plaster u needed, arc pnri-
vailed. Price %, %, and % oenn each.
BEAUTIFUL, soft, glossy hair, all desire II, all
may have 10 BY constant use OF TfIoMPaoSf
Ponade optime, Price, 20 anil 30 cents pei
bottle.
LronT cotoKnD Kid Gloves very stylish when
not soned. JouIKSs inodorous Kid Gloyt
Cleaner will renovate them thoroughly; price .;
cents per bottne. An sold ny druggists aud
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-10-07
8ast FAB atnS Tcrn.
g II II 5.

- 8etreif3 beS bur6 cin GongrfBgeIeb
in NerfitGtten ser 8unbe5regtez
rung eingefil0rten 9 y # TENS a 6 t.
Il iinDt9er Nrbett bat O~ber6AnbeS>
Nnlpo(t gBiliamS ein @uta6ten onbin
o~bgegeben, DAB Die 6alOperfer, Sic ppn
Gontraftorcn fir GegterlungSarbeiten
beidGftiQt merbcn, nt6t 10 angeieben
iperben f%0nnen, oIS ieien tie Seotenitete
ser 9tcgierung unb boB beSbal6 Bic 8ez
itimmllngen DcS N6titutoen @eiebeS
nt6t auf iie anlpenobar iilb. @tne Qll17
Sn6l BON Nniprit6en gegen 0te 9tegierulg
i0Debte i'm S0nBault uno ipartete auf
6teie @nti0etoung. SIS i6etnt, molt bate
ben !6onbwerfern, Die bon GcgierungSz
@o%ntraftOren bci0dfti9t lperOen, BEN
@l0ltbet bet5llbrtnget 9eludt, DaB AUDI
ie nit III DaS N0tltunOen>@ eieb etngez
I0lDlIen ieien ltn0 baB, na6bem tie Se6lt
Stltn0e1 per Sag gear6eitet, t6llel1 bic
9tad3nDlu1g beS 2DDneS fir bte tdglt6et
3tpei @rtrazS tun0en gebii6re. Na6bem
DaS 0ltta0ten beS @enerulantpalts gcz
gen lore 2o6n : Observation-Disclosures
alts9efnQen mar, bcn06ri6tigte Dtepon
haS Tiudns6epartcment bie9teclamalttelr,
bon benen eilttge III Bottom, 9fep Oorf
ullO st. Souls DoDncl.
- Die nit 70 eroBem Glide our eng
lti0en 8ii6ne heterogeneous bertti6e
Grngobit SannD def be-
gtnnt oermd0it imO item cine LANCE Gteibe
BON @aitipielen, bic erft int Wfai lt16z
item Sa9reS III Sun TranciSco tbren Nb=
16luB ttI1ben. SIN 0egeniub gu ben aipet
leBten Sdtlon's bat iie bieSmaG fetnc Ell
gene 0eieui0oft el19aairt, ipielt bielmebr
al alien 9r0Beren 8iibnen, etni0lieBli0
9teiD Oorf, ND tie in Tebr1ar auftrttt,
9e8en fsiteS, icDr DogeS 0onorar.
= Ser englii0e S1riftiteuer un6 Noz
beleni0reiber WtIfte Collins, bot
&llr5em bon Gitglan0 IN gtetp Oorf elm
getroffen, benbltbttgt, Borleiungen Int
Der16teOenen StG0ten Der Union SIT ball.
ten unO ioQ 3u bttlem 8e6ufe BON nte6=
reren Soften bereit3 engagements : 2tn7
TRUCE erDalteit Duben.
= Die gB btsfeD 8rDbuctton
&entudD' 8, Elm 6dlipt Sn0uItrie>
5tpcig bicie5 Staates, betruq it berr am
30. Suit 1873 beenoeten SaDr L738. 9l3
DorbsrgeDenocu Sabre un0 1852, 1863
0allonen I'M DoruOrgebcnoen; bteIel6e
BAT Oentn00 ipieoer beOcuteub Sugenomz
men, pbne je0O6 BEN in Sabre 1868 err
rei6tcn llmfan8 bon 9,S53,l73 Gauonen
gu e%rlan9e1.
- SIN Wfat 5. S. 9etpntm 9tidaro 8ez
~ntitan, S0naps6Gnoltr 1T BDiloDelpbta,
bas groBe 9ooS in Der &ptterie 1T
6opann TN 8etrage bon $500, 900. SIN
uebernlaB ietner Treitoe LIB ct ieinen
Trerno &. @. 8bitneD eilt, tbm beim
gtnfaifiren bes Gepinnites be9iIFi9 SIT
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-04-01

Va Mr.. CHARLES A. GLADKE left this city
for the Eastern markets on last Saturday morn
ing, for his Spring and Summer purchases. He
will be accompanied from Washington by his
wife, where she has been visiting for the past
month, and is now thoroughly posted in all the
styles sppertaining to the Millinery Department,
having attended all the Grand Millinery Open
ings in Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York.
This decided advantage. combined with the ex-
tensive improvements in Mr.. Gladke's establish
ment to increase this department of his business
will fully enable her to offer our Ladies rare
treat upon her return. Mr. G.. with his usual
taste and Judgment, will make his purchases in
~ T., for other Departments of his business
Dry Goods, White Goods, &c and upon their
return will be prepared to offer rare induce
ments to ALL.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-04-01

EsCoURAGING.-We receive letters from all
parts of the North and West, sending for Spec
tator and enquiring for information about our
Valley. Last week. Mr. Coombs, of the firm OF
Written s. Coombs, Charlestown, Massachusetts.
called on us to express his qualification for infor
nation received from our Correspondents and
Sketches of the Valley. He was induced by
them to visit Staunton, and, after goingto Rich
mond and Lynchburg, will return to visit Rock
bridge and w. Va, to look after lumber invest
ments He reports great and growing interest
In our section, and expressed himself pleased
with it, over any portion of the United States
We also mailed the Spectator to gentleman in
ST. Petersburg, Russia, last week, who proposes
immigrating to Va 1t will thus be seen that
our efforts to aid in the material development OF
our section are beginning to tell.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-04-01
MNT9'5eG.

On March 25th, 1873 at the residence of the
brides brother, Mathew Coalter, Esq. by Rev
=. b Strickler, FRANKLIN E. IRVINE and Miss
MARIA Il. CoALTER, both of Augusta county.
On March 10th, by Rev. j. N. Ross, Mr. a.
J Lam and Miss MALINDA McDANIEL-all of
Rockingham.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-04-01

To- Mrs. Z. NJ. Kelley takes great pleasure
in announcing to her customers, and the public
generally, that she has removed to her former
storeroom, and will be prepared in few days to
show her first stock of Spring goods
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-04-01

TRUE To LIFE.-We beg to congratulate
Slower, of Culpeper Observer, on the hand
some likeness of himself he has managed to
place in the head to his paper. His high FORE
head could not have been taken better by our
Clinedinst, and the attitude is grandly dignifed
venerable and life-like We hope the 'buzzard,' "
roosting above is not waiting for square
meal" and that there is no danger of losing
him soon
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-04-01

LIVELY WoRK.-CoL Geo. L. Peyton stopped
only long enough last week to tell US he twas too
busy even to interview an Editor" We learn
however, that q large force is at work putin g
the "od White" in tip-top order for the biggest
season ever known, and that letters already re-
ceived :unerringly indicate perfect rush of that
fashionable and heath-sssking world, to that
worId-renowned resort.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-04-01

The Piedmont and Arlington promptly paid the
widow of Rev Mr. Bocock, of Rockbridge, the two
thousand dollars he was insured for in that Co.
The issue of policies for January and February
were 622, double that of the year before
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-04-01

Messrs Trout s. Young com'rs-J. J. Larew,
auctioneer-sold the Morris Austin farm on last
Friday, to Mr.. J. K. McOomb (late of Illlnois)
for SIS 40 per acre. There were a large number
of land buyers present. This farm has been in
the possession of the Austin family for nearly 100
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-04-01
Special Notices.
Special Notices.
NEW & VALUABLE
~
TO THE PUBLIC
Branch Office Of the
Richmond Steam Dye Works.
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
d 81 Rr AScnrv Prnr,rioAor
Maj. J. W. NEWTON, Agent.
Augusta street, near Main, Staunton,. Virginia
Il. H. ANTRIM, Agent,
Waynesboro, Va.
Augusta, Street.
StoI1nf0n No

The agents of this establishment are now ready
to receive all kinds of Ladies and Gents Gar
ments such as silks, laces velvets, wooden goods,
and gents clothing, feathers. silk wooden and
lace shawls, curtains, &C., to be dyed or cleaned
at very short notice, in the best of style and at
the lowest rates.
AS we have all necessary machinery we are
also enabled to clean carpets and make them
look equal to new.
We make specially in cleaning Gents Clio
thing by new process of steam-no securing
no scrubbing up of clothes By our process
clothes will not shrink nor get out of shape
They will be re pressed by our skillful tailor
whom we have engaged by the year, to do pres
sing and repairing for our establishment.
We also clean Kid Gloves in all colors
Ms- We charge nothing for expressage and
have offices all over the Southern country.
All work left with our agents will be forward
ed Immediately, and can be delivered within ten
days.
All Of cur work is guaranteed to give satisfac-
ton or charges made
For particulars call at the Offices of our agents,
where circulars and information can be had.
Maj. j. W. NEWTON, Agent
for Stsunton;
r. II. ANTRIM, Agent
for Waynesboro
Who are only authorized to receive and deliver
work under our name.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-04-01

On THE RIsE-The Richmond Enquirer is
fulfilling our predictions about its becoming a
great metropolitan Journal and comes to US
In new dress, worthy of its improvement in
every other respect We congratulate its new
managers and bid them God speed to the
highest honors of the fourth estate'
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-04-01

BIC DEED.-On 18th, mortgage for 10. coo, 600
was given by G. & o. r. R., to secure payment
of per cent bonds. was admitted to record in
County Clerks Office here. It contains over
62,O00 words and the State tax was 81, 500
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-04-01

r TEMPERANCE ToDDY.-Staunton dyspeptcs
take a wheat bran toddy," table spoon full Of
bran to half glass of water, three times a day
before meals. and say it is certain cure-"whis-
Ky toddy" being nothing to compare to it, and
Hostetter's Bitters no where, as an anti-bil-
lious agent and general csthartic as well as an
apetisng tonic and stomachic.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-04-01

The FIRST CoURT-The first "Vestrymen OF
the Parish of Augusta were sworn in April
9Th, 1747 They were James Patton, Jno. Mad
ison, Jno. Christian Robt. Alexander, James
Lochart, Jno. Matthews, Jno Buchanan, Pat
rick Hays John Buchanan, Thos. Gordon, Jno.
Archer and Jno Smith. Rev. John Hindman
was chosen minister and John Madison Clerk
Robt. Alexander and James Lochart church
wardens
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-04-01

GOOD COUNTY RoADs.-Now that Spring is
here, our people should loose no time in perfect
ing arrangements to McAdamize all roads lead
ing from Staunton The want of them so seri-
ously effects the trade of our city, that some
think it would pay for it alone to grade and met.
al mile on each, to show the country people
what a blessing good roads are, and it behooves
both county and city to no longer delay work
of such pressing moment.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-04-01

A brave Staunton Lady drove two horses to a
buggy, to Lexington, all alone, last week. after
her liegelord. She wasn't afraid of 'K Klux, y
though from north of Mason and Dixons line.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-04-01

EXPANDING ENTERPRISE Charley Haynes
has put before his customers and tn e public two
new and fragrant novelties in the cigar line-the
sweet Manila, 'apure Havana, and a five cent
Havana," equal to common 10 cent mportations
Fret. Ettlnger, a Judge of such things, pronoun-
ces the Manila exquisite. Last week he re.
ceived orders from New Haven, Conn, and one
from Danville, Va, for 10000 Plantation cigars.
and his business is growing, as it should. He il
getting up collection of Virginia pipes 70,
exhibition, by an English Nobleman, at Vienna
Austria in July, and will be pleased to receiy,
all kinds, used or unused, upon which the do
nors name will be placed, &c. This is cha nc,
to show old Virginias speciality to the world
and all should contribute.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-04-01

ADVERTISING IN SPECTAToR-A few weeks
since gentleman put notice in the Spectator,
simply stating that "a partner was wanted Ii
has been responded to by responsible parties in
Massachusetts,, Pennsylvania and East Virginia.
Comment is UNNECESSARY
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-04-01

MAJOR HoTCHKIss ON VIRGINIA-On the
10th of February, Maj. Hotchkiss read before
the Society for the encouragement of Arts,
Manufactures and Commerce" London, paper
entitled-"On the Virginias,-their Agricutu-
raj, Mineral and Commercial resources" This
production appears, in full, in the journal of
the Society of Arts" published in London, IN
der date of February 2lst, 1873
We hope that the information thus convey
ed to the people of England respecting the re-
sources of Virginia will be productive of much
good
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-04-01

lIAnticipating the enforcement of the law, coun.
try dogs are becoming scarce around town.
Look out for your sheep.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-04-01

To THE LONE STAR.-GeoRge W. Shields and
Frank Wilson, from the neighborhood of Green
VILE started yesterday morning for Texas. We
wish them safe journey and hope to see them
back in old Virginia soon.