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4 monument to the memory of colored
soldiers. buried at Dutch Island. was dedi-
Gated to-day by the Grand Army. compos-
"a Of their former comrades. Addresses
We're made by Captain. Secretary of State
and Col. I. W Higginson.
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haSrisos's PerissaItic Loxenses,

Pleasant Prompt aud Effective. Two taken
at night move the bowels once next morning.
Unlike all Pills they never cause pain nor re-
quire increase of dose to perfect a cure.
They cure headache, dizzine So, oppression
after eating sour rising. and every evil arising
from CosTIvENEss and INDIGrsrIoN. war
ranted in all eases of PILES, either
bleeding or blind. Trial box 80 cts. Large
box. 90 cts mailed free for thi. last price
DIX uARR1SON'S ICELAND BALsAM,
splendid cure tor COUGHS. HoARsENESs, and
all THROAT and LUNG complaints. For sale
ny r. ;. HARRISON Il co. Proprietors,
NO. fremont Temple. Boston, and BY all
druggists. lmo4g
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CAUTION. Purchasers Of the Peruvian Syr-
up Ia projected solution Of the protoxide Of
Iron) are cautioned against being deceived by
sny Of the pfeparations Of Peruvian Bark, or
Bark snd Iron, which may be offered them.
Every bottle Of genuine hiss Peruvian Syr.
no (not Peruvian Bsrk) blown in the glass.
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From Washington.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 2S

" ANIIINti TN. OCT. =.
THE DEBT STATEMENT
fcr October will show considerable in
crease, probably from three to four mil
lous. This has been anticipated at the
Treasury Department. since the first OF
the month. Ii is now likely that the debt
statement for November may alse exhibit
an increase
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On Monday rs little girl OF Capt.
Romer was returning home from school
sudden gust of wind struck her throwing
her against pile Of rocks, and injured her
considerably.
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A telegram from the Central Department
reports an encounter of Spanish troops
with band Of Insurgents under Sanguilla.
The former captured two prisoners and
some cattle.
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HANCOCK CONFERENCE.-The Hancock
Conference will hold its semi-annual meet
ing at East Brooksville, on the 9th, and
10th. of September, proXimO.
3w44 ii. S. LORING. Scribe
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| + ID.

Obituary notices. beyond the Date, Name and
Age must be pdid for.
Elsworth-9th inst. Lena f., daughter of
looert >. aud Mary j. Mason, aged years,
NINTH, and Ii DAYS
'ranAlin-21th inst. Mrs. Isadore f. Went
with. daughter of OTIS Springer, aged 10 yr.
AMI months.
limoine-24ih inst Mr.. Prudence, widow
oitne late Capt. stephen Higgins of Lamoine,
aesd 10 years
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Hypophos nhtes for Fever-and-Ague with the
very best satisfaction. Quinine and other
remedies failed. the Syrup did the work, effect
ually curing in q short time.
II. Z. CASWELL l. CO., Oshkosh, Wis.
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(brlnnd

Simeon Is. Higgins of Orland. bids
fair to be the champion potato raiser OF
the State judging by samples from a
patch" of his raising the present season.
Tie planted ON about a third of an acre
-four bnshei, of the Early Rose variety
which produced one hundred bushels.
Three of the tubers taken from promlscu-
Gus pile weighed pounds and IL ounce.
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THE PUREsr AND SWEETEST CoD-LIyER
OH Is Hazard & Caswen'>, made on the sea
shore. from rCsh. selected iivers. by CASwrLL,
HAZARD II Co.. New York. 1t is absolutely
pure and sweet. Patients who have once taken
1t prefer it to all others. Physicians have de-
cided it superior TO any OF the other oils in
market. avail
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MARINE LIST.

Ellsworth Port.
CLEARED.
oct. =.
sch : - Lawrence. Davis Boston.
sch Morglana, Curtis. Boston.
Sch Julia EdGa. stables Hockiand.
ARRIVED.
sch Adam Bowiby. Belaiiy. Boston
fInky Regulator, Grant, Rockland.
CLEARED.
Oct. a.
sch lunar, Barber, RocElanh.
sch Bonny Ives, Whit;aker. Boston.
sch Mary Cushman, Walls, BANGOR
Sch Golden Rule, staples. Portland
sell VI Banks. Obcr. Deer Isle
Sch Come on staples. Cranberry Isle.
ARRIVED.
sch VI kennedy, Pomroy, Boston
sch Emily, Jordan Boston.
>ch Maid Of he Mist. Smith Boston
Sch Kate Grant, Grant, Boston
sch Dexter, Lord, Boston.
ARRIVED.
sch Grace. Alley. Boston.
Sch tmeilne, stanwood. Boston.
oct %.
Wind Westerly-oyercast
oct. ~
" wind, blowing gale with nam
CLEARED.
Oct y.
Srh Engineer. Mazrall. Boston
>sh Rattan. Ferrill. Boston
>,h Euzabeth. Aurch, Boston.
sch Luella, Jameson. Boston.
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Notice,

1OTlCE Is hereby given that the subscriber will
y petition the next session of the LEGISLATURE
DR. charter 10 build wharf into tho tide aters
Bar Harbor, Mt. Desert Island.
7, LORD ROBERTS.
Bar Harbor October 20, 1873. 3w4S
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-o,r -h
arabesques of the wall-pape. -.-o
| history. After some minutes shes-
a long breath, took my hand in b
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Notice.

This Is to give notice that the subscriber vii
petition the next session of the LEGISLATURE Tor
,ernisslon 10 build q wharf into the tde.waterp
Bass Harbor.
L. II. DODGE.
fremont, October Is, 1873. 3wl3
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Auction !.

NlEZED for violation of the Revenue Laws
~ at Cromwelrs Harbor Eden, in the District
OF frenchman's Bay, July ~, 1873, and Will be
sold at public auction at the Custom House in
Ellsworth, on Thursday, the sixth day OF Novem.
Der next, at ten O'Clock IN the forenoon, the prop
erty named below, TO wit:
$50 Bottles Geneva Gimp
20 Brandy
and the vessels and cases In which said liouor.
are contained
Also, Boat, about 20 feet in length, schooner.
rugged.
J. ID. HOPKINS,
Collector of Customs in the District Of French.
mans Bay.
Ellsworth, october IS. 1873 3w43
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srh Engineer, MazralI. Boston.
>sh Rattan. Ferrill. Boston.
>rh Euzabeth, Aurch, - sion.
sch Luella, Jameson. Boston.
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Memoranda.

LAUNcHHD-At Brewer, 23d inst, by Jos.
Cakes 4 Son. q three masted sch of 34S tons,
named Emma H Drummond," TO be command
| ed by Capt Higgins.
National Republican., 1873-03-31

Blood for blood These are tue ca
clamatIons that are used instead Of argu.
ment. such sentiments, combined with the
spectacle OF legal revenge which they dictate,
can produce but one effect. Half the odlum and
horror Of taking human life Is lost by the ex-
ample Of seeing Ii made public duty, while the
motives are sanctined which are but too apt 10
justify It In the mind OF an irritated individual
who magnines the injury he has received, over
looks the provocation he gave, and thinks him
excusable In doing. to satisfy his passions, that
which public justice docs from the same motive
--revcnge.-
The evidence on this side Of the question
might be accumulated al infniNm. Hang
ing only tends to increase murder, not to pre-
vent II. -Four States Of the Union have
already abolished capital punishment, namely,
Michigan. Rhode Island, wiconsln and Iowa,
and the testimony Is universal that murder
IL lcss frequent than when the gallsws
ionrishcd In those States.
National Republican., 1873-03-31
DRoPosALs FOR LIVE OAK.
pUaEAU OF oonurnueTISs no. ~ firm.

NkyT DHPAnIAKSrl
BUREAU % asmssfos y1SmsTST,9s Mach zsP "A isStsA
Sealed proposals toE the delivery ~ 100 cubic
& si;s,f = he Rii;fy. eSSs isya ~ T SsS AN
yard or q :Ss4 IroISio otthS SSsSo chi saSiS ~ tssa
ssa f b1Sssa b%sa ass af ftsSsf Sif vi he iiis
fhs.s psgoPSssi: mus. be lraor,,a -prspo.,l.for
Aarstles n ne full estimated amount yill b re;
qulred TO sign the contract aud, a. additional and
&c ssssd on tS amount q sss d.ssss as
the cont, act q salisfaetoriy completed.
due ~ ProPortion @ q ths moe. diSssii ana & erootSS
sess oshsrMiss \, shsrs ~ be = yi.hhsd such fur,
be asssSs z sSsqrs \. shs pubic ~
ssss.sI:s SsS
withlp lDl day after lts Pressntation q him.
ans III aSSer n named me De Snssy u snd
& snd KS Mi seas snd psS
70 .hs United states .am ~, o money no, exeeed,a
price 70 be paid IN case % the ectNS NV thsre
ess may N sis s' Ss i 2sssS r. &
ss ss !: ~ y $ s'ssf$ ssSs f q .s ss
atitahle f1r stems, sternposts deadvoods, aprons,
pisoss q Ss IL M he % IN %aiSS ty
s W. Ess S
s;;SSPaSs SSS SssS 's!SSs m ma !,
ss e GE sSi:i sS.s q bs:s s.sh Hssss sss
sSS sIs ss IL Y sSSsS iSSs;; i 4 psSs $Ss:
| from The mean TO the greatest erpok, Al.b. I'M
cubic ieet o. lumber siding u and " lenkth
| All 70 bs sided straight and fsiN and roushheve
iS dsTs s.in. ~ nS sss RfR
| 14s lN6er p 10 cut from trees growing within
thirty mllea Of the sea- q which eatisfactory WI
fespectiTe yafds q he % IisS md dSyss SsysSs tSs
contractor, subject 10 the usual inGlS fti6n, aud
70 tPs entire approval Il WI S5hiSIhdsRi of The
fae Hhsls AoSa.i,y 70 he delivered within one
S.T,ss nut n ssss w.t.
sfs With The subject sd haSo VIZ tR.
u sdSilSoS % Is. sboye, .cpas.Is .'ssalsd PRO
% and Ss Wa S sf adolssS Sa .ei
SI shs Sfr Y 1sSS sssd s.d
sSs YsstS Tvs PiiSelpsP psN PIssss @ .aias " i
piiasipsl Secss saa sfoSIsa aiiai6ss SelSs n D;
sPsSIasa h the frst case, 1ih The same lengths and
sSSS Ss,sSsS S%9SS, o a f: s:Us$
Ihs Bepsrtmsnt reserves therlsht 20 reject any
na II oe eiss sSaSse iSs asaS Sot
TSSEs = Va sss i.ss a a. y
!. IS fSs fSs faSfnsas Sisp $ssi
Wi u furnished Win instrnctlons, as 20 the form
Of oner required, upon appiieation to this bureau
National Republican., 1873-03-31
The Sunday Herald Of yesterday say;

THE Sunday Herald of yesterday say;
"on the night OF Friday, the very dpy on
which Charles o'Bhen ought to have paid upon
the scafIold the penalty OF cold and atrocious
murder, there was found in one Of the most cen
tral public squares Of our city, within hailing
distance Of our most popular thoroughfare, the
Insensible form OF a respectable man, with his
head and face battered almost out OF recognl-
ton, his pockets riied, and his dying groans
borne ftiully away upon the winds Of the wild
March night. Thus the Communication business
Is early bearing Its legitimate fruit
Why not put II in this wayl
"On the night Of Friday, the very day on
which Charles MAnley paid upon the scanold In
Alexandra the penalty Of cold and atrocioua
murder, there was found In one Of the most cen
tral public squarSs OF onr city, within hauine
distance OF our most popular thorOughfare, ths
lnsensible form OF a respectable man, sc' Thl'
the hanging business Ia early bearing its lesit!'
mate fruit"
The Hsrdlfs argument cuts both ways.
National Republican., 1873-03-31

FROM the tenor Of a number OF communlca-
tlOns received at the star once to-day, we ans-
pect that the editorial In the REPUBLICAN this
morning, headed "GeneTAl Grant and General
DIX, does not altogether reject public septl-
ment In Washington, u Saturday.
We do not know who the Sdr's CORE
spondents arc, but from the tenor Of the COM
municatlons received at the REPUBLICAN
office, we are certain that We reflect the en-
lightcued and intelligent public sentiment Of
the city,
National Republican., 1873-03-31

~ All ecnmunitstiobT, Nltth'r On tu'itot
for publication, should be addressed to wN J. Nun
rAsH. PrOpristor NATIONAL RzFupLrcAs. Washing
ton. d. O.
National Republican., 1873-03-31
NrnlTs argument cuts 10th ways.

Nh. n. II. MILLER, late publisher Of the
Washington AnISigsr, ended his connsetion
With that Journal on last Saturday 10 attend
10 other engagements claiming his time and
attention. During the last two years Mr..
Miller, by his able and successful manage
mont Of the Anieigrr, has rendered good
service to the Republican party, not only In
the District, hut throughout the country. He
made 1t an able, high-toncd German news
paper, and In retiring from Its control he
has the best wishes Of his late associates and
cn-laborcrs
National Republican., 1873-03-31
G o K E..
Orders left at the

Orders loft At the
GASI.IGHT OFFICR,
No. as Tenth street; at I'll First street sOuthWeA
corner Third and y streets, or llO Bridge stree
6eorEstoWn,. Will be promptly Lttended to. oeiH
National Republican., 1873-03-31
H. KOPPEL,

TT PUoH q SON, -....,
Merchant Taiiors,
No SIS Fourteenth Street
Between Pennsylvania avenue and Streot. opposite
willards Hotel, have received aud opened large In.
oice OF Spring and Summer
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES.
FRENCH AND ENGLISH CLOTHS, CAssIhERRs
AND vEsTINas. Of the latest styles.
National Republican., 1873-03-31
Eon MOUNT YEILNON.

Hun 1lupNE FhNnVN'
THE Steamer ARROW, Captain .Frelk H9lllRgei
head, having been rebuilt and entirely RENTED ~
her presont owners, will leave her wharf, ~ =
PooT OF SEVENTH STREET, -,-
DAILY, (9undAys excepted AT 10 O'CLOCK, FOR
MOUNT YkRA0Nr
ingH, JAMEb b1hL5t
febiau Gen .snDf stesmsr Arrow
National Republican., 1873-03-31

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRlCT OF COLUMBIA.
vs. 25Oi Equity Docket IL
The trnstSes IN this cause having reported TO the
court that they have sold part Of lot seven in square
No us, as described In this cause to Corneliuh bu
liyan at and for the sum OF two thousand dollars:
and that said Cornelius sullivan has eomPlied with
the teImH Of sale, u IL ordered. this lyth day Of
March, A. y, lsiS that said tAle be- and the same 4
hereby ratified aud confirmed, unless cause 70 the
contrary be shown on or before the Dth day OF
April A. D. 1875; provided copy Of this order be
pnbliHhed once week or three weeks In the Ma
BY the Court A. wYLIE.
True copy, Test Il. ]. MFIaa, Clerk.
BY P'WLLLAAs, Assistant Clerk, mh2tlfB
National Republican., 1873-03-31
LOST AND FOUND.
BOARDING

DoARDlNG.-BoARD, WITH OR WITHOUT
ID ROOMS, In a good locslity. convenient 10 tho
Executive Departments. Apply at yis Twelfth
National Republican., 1873-03-31
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

100 and iOia Pennsylyan avenue,
mhil.im' Agent for h II. Munson, Boston.
EoR sALE.-A VALUABLE LOT ON THIRD
street, between Ne h and street.. e. On on the west west
tATIMER x tI.EARY, Auetioneers,
mhll.u star Once building.
EoR sALE-THoSE FOUR RPRxssED-BRICK-
II front Houses on the north side OF PennsylyAniA
avenue, between Twenty fourth and Twenty NTH
tanning eight rooms each; and also vacant lot Ad.
joining Will be sold cheap either separately or To-
sether, for the purpose OF settling up estate.
Average price about s9-eo each The best invest
ment ever offered In this city. Free Of all taxes and
title indispuiAble APply TO L. u. CLARK, Paper.
hAnpdnlS store, No l9e pennsy avenue north.
west. mhtiu
FoR RBST-DEsIRABLE oFFICR ROOMS,
streot Apply 10 a, a. HALEY,
mhf.u IstArl Board Of Trade RoOmG
SUITEs OF RooMs-POR RRNT-PINELY
> fpTnished, including gas, heat, bath and Eater
National Republican., 1873-03-31
MERCHANT TAILORING.
SPRING GOODS.

I shall this day open for inspection q splendid
invoice pk the latest importation SPRING GOODS
for uentN wear, coneisting Of English. French and
Scotch Meltons. Cbeyiota, DiaNnnla, Serpantine,
Plain and Fancy Gss.imerea, A. well a. hnse as
.Ollyo Cloths and Caasimcres.
Tho goods will be made up 10 order In the latest
styles and of the beat Workmanship
a well sesorted stock Of oent'S fnrnishing goods
always on hand.
....s. 4. w. OWEN,
las Pennsyivania ayenue, under Owen House.
mhlsim tChroniciel
National Republican., 1873-03-31
EoR SAIL

II NEAR FALLS CHURCH STATION,
lWAehineton and Ohio RAllruadl two acres OF
LAND, Improved By . DWELLING, nearly new
containing nine rooins with neat purtico in front
and nne well a the kitchen door. The ground !.
s well wAtcred. Four ACRES adjoining can AlsO be
bought Y desired, ApPly 70 ycsn b.nsh; msI me |.
National Republican., 1873-03-31

HoUS FOR SALE.
The large FOUR-sToRY HOUSE. with three
story extension. aib L street, nearly new, twenty
rooms; furnace Kas and water, with large yard and
stable In rear The whole property has been re-
Gently put In complete repair, and Is very con.
yenient for large genteel family. or for boarding
house. Will be sold low. Inquire at FreedmAn's
Bank, oppoeite Treasury, PennaylvAnia ayenue
feblleou tOhron. estarl
EoR sALR-LoTs 70, ~, Is AND %, IN
hir s ~ ,ns WI .,res,s S u
For particulars Apply to Latimer Cleary, auction
eers and real estate brokers. mhi1u
National Republican., 1873-03-31

EoR sALE-TwELyE NEw Two-sToRY
Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets west eontaln siH
good rooms. small cash payment aud balance In
monthly inHtallmentH. X W, BOWMAN,
mhiseotm az Seventh street
National Republican., 1873-03-31
s CuOOL DIsTRICT nONDs,

n sixty acres of Good Garden land, suitable
for Fruit Grapes, kc., adjoining Maryland AFrteut
,nTn ng n S1sfe st nss alem S svs sstSn sS
tiful building siea;, divided into three nelds;
ehurnhsa schools, post ONCE mills, sc viii sell At
sacrifice II applied for so2p Terms e,sE, 40
~ Eighteenth street, or iiOa PennsyiyAna avenue.
National Republican., 1873-03-31

. Tvsnty-nv cents Per line. Advertisements under
the bead Of For Sale OF Rent Wanted "Inst and
Found" aud 'P,rsonsl," twelve and half cents per
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-06-12

QmaH Farm for Saie.-I wish to sci.
y privately the farm on which reside, situs
ted two miles from Staunton, on the Greehvifs
road adjoining Summerson, Fry, Paris and Mfs.
Darnall and containing
100 Acres,
IS of which is cleared and the bslgnoe il excel.
lent timber. The farm is in g5od condition, aa8
produces we'll. The Improvements are 8 goo'f
large frame dwelling house, new barn, and other
necessary out-buildings
There is on the place an spple orchard Of sew.
enty bearing apple trees, of choice selections
also 2 large number Of sweet and sour cherry, sh3
peach trees, with other fruit.
There is one Of the finest springs in the VAL
ley near the residence. 1t is eleven feet Keep.
running water
TERMS reasonable, ana made known BY appls:
cation to the Undersigned who resides on ths
place, or Mr.. A. Buck, Staunton.
oct sl-tf F. NJ TAYLOR. :
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-06-12
Spring MiI1 Farms

! adj olulng Waynesboro, Augusta county, in Il q
beautiful Valley Of Virginia. containing sbott t.
| TWO HUNDRED ACRES, aEH -
nearly all bottom land. The soil is very fertile.
| The improvements are common frame house
with five rooms, barn 30x50 feet. with the usu.
| al out buildings and pretty good orchard. Be.
sides these there is chopping mill a distillery
and rectifying house that could be put in working
order at very little expense, the whole situated
by large and constant spring, which turns the
MILL. This is most desirable place for paper
mill, the water being pure. abundant enough for
turning the machinery and supplying the mill
and the finest straw can be had from the adjoinA
ing farms in abundant quantities, while the rail~
road depot is not more than a half a mile away f.
About two hundred acres of
MOUNTAIN LAND. 80 ----esEs
| will be sold with this farm, which there 10 q
LARGE DEPOSIT OF IRON ORE.
This is very valuable farm, and, II desired,
could be advantageously divided.
WAYNEsBoRV saw MILL AND WATER
POWER,
with three acres Of land and brick house for
yer 400 yards north from Chesapeake & Ohio
railroad depot. The saw mill is in good order
The power is the whole Of South river if Desired
which is constant. This would be fine site fos
almost any kind Of o mandatory, and the
country abdunds in materials.
SIXTEEN ACRES OF LAND
within 100 yards, Of the Chesapeake Ohio PAIL
road depot at Wayneshore', embracing three fields
with orchard, garden, Sc. Dwelling, large
brick, with rooms, 2 halls, with brick kitchen
In addition to the above, there is on the proper.
ty large tannery 81 watts. brick leather house
and beam shop, frame finishing house, bark shed
and bark mill and house.
Also, about FORTY ACRES of Valuable Lamb
adjoining the town of Waynesboro.
The terms Of sale win be as follows: One
fourth Of the purchase meney in cash and at the
option Of the purchaser will take veil en-
dorsed negotiable notes at sixty days, adding In
terest at per cent.
For tie remainder Of the purchase money the
purchaser will be required to give bonds of equal
amounts payable in one. two three and four
years from the day Of sale, and all bearing inter-
est from date at six per cent payable annually. !.
| Deeds will be made to the purchasers and truss
deeds taken to secure the purchase money.
The title OF the property is believed to be good.
but will convey such title only, as have under
| JOHN BALDWIN
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-06-12
TIE PArRoNs OF HysBANDEY.-T far

TIE PArRoNs OF HUsBANDEY. The far
mers' movement in the West is becoming a
serious perplexity to party leaders. The
number Of grangers is multiplying rapidly,
and the disposition to miogle in. political
contest bids fair to com pletely change the
relations of the oranges organized previous
to may May 1s givestb the following interest
inc facts: Arkansas IS, California 8, Geor-
gia 16 Illinois 43I, Indiana 142, Iowa L.
5o7, Kansas 1873; Michigan "a, Minnesota
PIG. Mississippi liz, Missouri 245, Nebras-
ka 100 Ohio al, South Carolina 1l8, Ter.
pessee IS, Vermont %, Wisconsin 40
ma King an organization in the United States
of 1917 oranges. with an aggregate member
ship Of over 2, o00,o oe
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-06-12

he rRUcTIvE INsEcT.-We have been shown
an insect of the the stag hte lie Species which is
at this time playing voc with the foliage OF
the traea, stripping the limbs almost entirely of
their waving verdure Their ways are dark, y
as they operate entirely in the night, aid in the
daytime, bury themselves in the ground, beneath
the trees they have worked on the night previ-
GUS. They do not confne their depredataons to
any particular species of tree but attack the 1or'
est unfortunately. They are in vast swarps,
and when '.plying their vocation" make curious
rumbling noise like the crushing of many waters,
orr ast is the impression conveyed to cur mind
by our informant They are phenomenon in
this section, as understand similar vista
fion has never been heretofore NOTICED, except
bat Of the LOCUST.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-06-12

BuTcHERING.-J. Sidney Moffett has purcha'
sed the interest and good will of G Parker, in
The butchering business in Staunton, Mr.. Par
ker continuing in the management. Mr.. Moffett
has had large experience in the cattle trade, and
has unsurpassed facilities for furnishing the best
quality Of meats. Mr.. Parker intends to give
the business,his undivided and prompt attention
and solicits the patronage of his old customers
which has been heretofor 20 ndly and gener
ously extended to him. He prom es entire sat
isfaction.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-06-12
Markets..
stauntou Marlket. june IL.

We report no changes in the markets since last
week. The Flour market still continhes mac
tive at the decline prices, though the quantity
offered is not so great as last week. We would
advise those of our country friends who have
this article for sale to sell now. rather than hold
for an advance, as the Northern markets (by
which our market is controlled) very strongly
indicate still further decline. AID other Pro-
duce commanding good prices Butter and eggs
are plentiful, with prices gradually declining.
Business good.
See market rates below.
RICHARDSON 4 BELL,
Flour and Produce Merchants,
Augusta street.