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IMPORTS.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

S!sRHPt SH-sSesmstip Mem nSis-Sssd wHss
!iMPA-SehOon-r g Dill-3p bales e.ts0a %
bales ssides 81 bbls whisky. tone Old isoIs
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
ds%DhS-stesn., Ru.il-esO ball, eotssa esl,s
S0BiLE-ssesmee Crsole-SS bales cotton and
euudr1rs
Observation-Disclosures HsYeello-s53 bgkes zoe.
ten and sundrlts
JEPbERS0s-St.Annes2 itss Slete-S3S bales cot
ter and sunhries
DON Observation-Disclosures penry Sete-9lS
hhds sugar is bbs m.assr. and srndres
LOWER e}DASr-SteSUAr Er*dish Jofnepn-
~ hide sg8sr 2sS sbls HSolases 2S7 bble Siea AND
suaareo
RECEIPTS B9 RAILROAD
SEW ORLEANS. MOBILE AND TEXAS Rail.
Road, January 3o-63O bales cotton and sundry
produce
NhW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAr NORTH.
kaN RAILROAD. January 2p-l0G6 bales cotton
and sTndrv produce
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Mometary--CommercIaf.
MONETARY.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY EE9TSLfCAS,

the money marke, continues to improve,
and We notice quite surplus OF capital
both in bank and on the street. 1he offer
ings az the former are OF moderate extent,
we hear of no transactions THAI would justity
a change of our street rates, and therefore
continue 20 quote first class paper with col
Iarerals az 10 y cent T. annuU, and al with
oue at f20i -, second class az IL, first class
mortgage paper at 10 and second class DO
az a.!
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NuccessiOn Of John A. k0berts-NO.
36019
CRCOSn DISTRICT COGkT FOE THE PARISH OF
- Orleans Whereas, Henry L. Stone has petI
toned the court for iettere of dative Testament.
tary executorship OIL tie estate of the late John
Roberts, deceas-d. Notice is hereby given 10 ali
whom 1t may couoern, to show cause within ten
days why the prayer of tbs said petitioner should
not he granted.
BY order of the Gourt
ba2s 30 sea' gRASz PlCR, Dr.. Ca,s.
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Marine Intelligence.
OBgICE OF TIE RRPCBLiCsS
Friday, January 81, 1879.
nv Nnnr91 EpNYTPNsH
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

steamship sIavana Pennington for Key %est sn3
ether tlO:ide Ports
steamship aavaca Cco6seS, zoe Cedar %eys ono
9th. I FLORIDA ports
9hY lawrence BrOsn, Tilismo. for HAVE
SpaIli.h ship Suuota, Ro'g, for liverpool
enanisi Dsrif GARNER, Esbcrt, for Etrc"lono
g. Han orig amelia. COLOMBO, for liverpool
tse Is.l ~ SrL5 HsLes ScbchbS3c, Toy SmstSYdsra
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.
Saeee % Slammed o. Sslo,ee -

sas~essdsp az ssanuaS Sc @sioyee - no.
IS 81.
&ECOSD SISTRICY COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ OF Oceans.-Sotice is hereby given to the cred.
itors OF this estate, and 80 all other persons
herein Interested. To- show eithin ten DAYS
can, why the account presented by the admin.
istrafrix of this estate should be homobgateCp
and approved, and the funSs dstrihuts9 in accorS-
Snde shereVith.
BY order Of abe Couee
ja2e23 81" FRoSK PACE PIP ss.rIr
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GTk91. @aI1.. O4sURs.& ThAtee
BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILROAD
@,. s-e., sb0,e bue from Cinc.nn@s roo Sasafa Sas
GAsyS
sAyq1s sishsy sevsn to 40 mifes ana aBT'sYHS sSs
train L advance az
SEW SORA.
SOWING assy -ains milae and arriving sic saS neH
aours in advance RS
HAaTtssOREs
ssy:a ssventy-ssvsn miles. snd arriving sasAS
esaS sbfeeq uarters hours IN ga enSe u
WASHINGTON
RgSI4ADE8.RHSA
90 asne trso the quickest.
fqg GREAT IRON RAILWAY BRIesEs
Owes She ohio river, &C ParkersbuTS SslS oehse
ore completed
MORNING. ASH NIGHT LINES OF
Paisaass Raiacs Drawsnx-SsoH sss
sleeping Care
sae shis soute from St. Louis Stnoi ma, "
SS,Ulabun to Baltimore and washington SltB,
WITHOUT CHANGER
By shls souss goa avoid oil omnibus ssHnafos'
Tickets fos sals Of oil sickss osacss in enc souss
nnS West. A.
General Ticket agent. Baltinoa, @aryisn@I
W. P. SMITH,
@astsp yAnsyDytation, Baltimore, maryisn@
SIDNEY B. JONES,
8enesal PsSsnges Agent, Sincnnsti. Chic
RhIs
sgIO Iii& RAs9.........etb &Ha GASS
vlA Reufsvsue and 0hfe ana HI1sstssspS
Railwns.
Pre- completion OF tho Louisville Division OF tsP
sosd, end the splendid equipment for psssenSsi
travel nakes this the
seaS RsUVH SO CINCINNATI
ALL POINTS EAST AND sORTHkaET,
sssREE rN2@gsSRs TRAINS Ds&hfs
Ssttie direct connections FROM the south TOP Go
ciInan
~9TRoGa sEasGS 0S CARA
ao su,e end ess sor ticket vis louisville ana o.
Ohio acd Mississippi Railway for sale a. al p.'A
She General Once Of the Company, corner FOURTH
and MAN streets, also as GET House end AGaiaeSls
inc aud Willard Hotels.
r. B.-TicEets to Eincinnsi ene lointe SAs., cts
:lds Gne, good mail limo steamers, ED q 81
3as siokete sre good on tGis TO6d.
CHARLES &. SOLLET@
@auasei sssaenSer and Ticket 4geUt, St AouEs
J. 4. Crossword,
%ensral superintendent, ST. &GI@
THOM4S HORWH,
i.sNs "sueTa1 Southarn Agent "'~-t!s
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saeoe sci a,e sf aieasaa &laeee. 6hrceass

Wife of Charles b. vnight-No IS 1875
GBCOsIs DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISB
- ct pri.ans-Sotioe is hereby given to the cred.
itors "l fIls estate 9nd to all other Isarsons hepeiu
iita'rs ID 90 show cause within ten DAYS from the
present loSlheation, If any they have or can ,ehy
III" s'e""nt presented b. Charles - Soght, nat.
homooga@e3 ana aypr'.ycd and the GlInds Dc
Sr1h'ited in accordance shsrewieh
By ordee of shs court
IaSCfe4 PRSSK PQCR JS o1aea
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HGSCoi O s5Ias Ne ajsI gSOss- safOn& sNepHofc"s'
NSte-A Alabama Legislature organize"
-dSnth 8POuses fspublican-heepS snow
AriEs- On che ONION Pacific Memphis,
@5ne sIIng asa' shreveSess Rai< Oad-
auts RGaiass a TaH CoilectOs-SenatOr
Ysweroy's succeesOE-IncsRdiaris On
"A Missouri To.sR-Tbe e'sfprits ArrSsts
c&-Tse silver aad Bee at ~. Louis Are
eests foe vdes-BTedsing Detroit
G,isee-e sSlpeaa AHv SiasRs Ts9nsSnSaae
sjOns
NESlNGgsDs. &Sg. 0aRuays 3e.-TO- day 40
esee municipal election, 1T 10 said, the negroes
;yil not be allo~s6 20 vote 1nless they have
previously paid thsir ta1es, and fhat nearly
all the coloYe8 rotsrs have rendered thelr
ssBcs 80 the collector, ~ho Seft'sea I" &c
&eiye them.
. commemorative Siateeath Caits8 States
xofuutry was sent shere yesterday from
Frankfort SOY size ynrY0ss of keeping sAe
2eac~. .,o c...o :
expected lob aryigs there te-daS sHh % nuns
Der Of deputies.
GINCINNATI, Jannaey 3O.s-At neon 20 day
all was quiet at Lexington, Kentucky All
negroes who could show a clear tax receipt
we're allowed to vote strong fepublican
vote is being east. The Democrats go tar
are forty ahead.
MoNrGoMERyo Ala. January S0.--The
Legislature has organized with q RePubl!-
ga majority in both houses.
SALT LAsE CITY, January so~Snow
drifts an the road sixteen feet deep The
weather iS the sofdest known. The seven
sa;lroad employees reported persisted are
safe. Shere are Zen feet % Level snow III
che Cottonwood sniNiRs district.
MEMPHIS, January 30.-At a meeting OF
the stockholders SS She Aemphiae Pine
RuA and Shreveport raiiHoade held At
n Al 40 4
was elected president " NJ. MahOn vice
president, Frank S. DayiS treasurer and d
e.. Walters secretary.
In a suit against ex-Tax Collector Mclean
Cor $l50,G00 deficit in his accounts, before
Sudge IIciskell, of The First Circuit Court,
TO dav, William Miller, chief DoOkkeeper,
testifes TO have mUtilated the books Hy
o AcLcan's order. to prevent the ggan0 Jury
seeing The eDtrieR.
WSsuiNGToN. January 3O.-Mr Ingalls,
eucce DIS PSmCrOy as Senator from Kansas.
ST. Louis, January 30-A private dis
patch from Topeka qepolts Senator Pom
s9roy sick with brain fever.
On Sunday "6lowing New Years day sn
sncendiary fire OccuYrcd in Arrow Rock
Missouri, destroying g large portion OF the
Business part of the clio. few days later
the town was fired i'll four places. but oniy
slight damage dOnes Day before yesterday
three cUlCre6 men, John Sweeney, clark
S,armon and ReS baa Elder were arrested as
she 1ncediapes, and confessed thcis guilt
Sweeney Sas tEied by the vigilance CONC
sHittee and HING Wednesday, night.
At last accounts Carmon and Elder %ssc
closely guarded, and ~ was expected they
would be hung last night.
River rising slowly aHd ice tninning oUt o
GOOD deal. Weather much warmer and
ohawed considerable. Nothing new from
tie grounded boats tsetsasn here and
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S"ccessiSn Of John kern and Eta

III hPrn 0HU EfN II,
NJ Kern, his wifo-No IS G55
ShCCND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ OF Orleans.-Whereas George Kern has ne
tltioned the court for letters of administrs
" s,o4 on the estates of the late John and Eta
N; Morn dt ceased. Notice is hereby given to all
"hom 10 may concern, to show cause within ten
uays why the prayer of the said petitioner should
BY order Of the Court
is]0 fr3 - FRANK pACR JR Clerk
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succss..ose 90 WIDOW Zenon 1an.aa-ass

$hCOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OFp
- oreehs.-Sotcs is hereby given to the cred.
le.s Oh t1iS estate and TO oil other persons herein
interested, TO show cause within Pea days from tbe
pr sSnt Modification, If Sny they hsve or can. WIS
she account presented By the tsstsmeutary
executor 10 this estate should not be- HON slS,
SaStd and approved, end che furds distyibuseI ia
acc0rdanne there with ~
BY order Of the C0ur4
Jazz 81 fp5+ RpANE p,op IN owl,
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STEAMSHIPS.


srA@g slsSE sTE &,Ta5 do1Sr%SSD'
fhe following new first class MI Po~eIeT' Gt aG
built scres steamsh hips are intsnded d 70 1RP0M
larly between SEWS ORLkAnS ana Al' hni w"
and GLASGOW and REV YoRKe
LOuISIANA 1000 tons register. Captain stewart
MINNESOTA 1000 tons registers Il EpSan Haniln
PIN PEENSsYLvASIA' $500 tons register Building
VIRGINIA 25OO tons Iegister.... Bui9ing
GEORGIA. $50 tons register. .buld1eY
&es Feom M5erpoOI-steamship7
- G~Sisd%sS
}. STEWART Comnender.
VIII sail -. February = 1878.
win receive and sign through bills of lading q
Havre. Bremen, Hamburg. oatwerp. Rotterd@o
and a all iakets aVaPibe for SIX aoSTHs
euced rates and through tickets TO all parts OF
tLp United Kingdom and Europe
{ @stewardess and surgeon sfe attaShed to esRJs
steamer 30 charges for medicine OF metic0 %
WnnpT orders granted free of t&grge
9rspaid emigration tickets lssued hes 10 pJtEs
! desir6us of sending for their friendso
These vesseie cross the bar at aid Simes 0it3ouS
Cor freight or passage, h0Fins unsurpassed %
; sOmFs"dationS' aapikE K. SSr1LER CO. .Asena,
40 2@Garondelet street, New OrleSaAh
1 ROSS SKOLFIkLD & CO.,
LEvIS T. MERROW & co,
81 lslv 30 6S Great CLYDE street. GlasgoSl
A&pk R@DkQA eDc BASs " 1% khNT S04StA
20 sail on FRIDAY. February 7, at 62 o.
A%a Che Else Sd see"mSae9
| &7SIER SUNIlSR&
80 sC9THARINE, Commando
Sor freight or passage epIly to
'0i EDWARD A. YORKR, 2Sent,
Corner Csrondelet and Gravier srroe0
The steamship YAZOO, Barrett. commapdSA
viii follow and sail on her regular day. Sol
ghK CKONl9s Gag ease
Ger New York Dirsca
Rhu r,ins Ia composed Of the Steamships
NEW ORLEANS. CORgeA
! raRORGR CROMWELL GBoRGR W2SHIHGEEtl
~ The steamship
- S~ngE9
KEMBLB. Commando.
SATURDAY. February l, OF .. 3D.
VIII leave ner yhsrA bot % soriol Sc street, @
Ps.ss "a r;vsros: srsmsn saJ assss
By this line ard through bills 90 lsdng esvsn ~
| shsssme Essfsssght or Passage Apply to
| 1xs NO. Il Carondslst stassS
9OR IPa0 ANSA.
Tsuc4Asns al Cedar Keys and Aey 3@9.
carrying che United states NIeil.
@ and The aa SsS S stssnsS d E1s'if9
| 49, senger steamer
| Every Wednesdel@,
| grom che foot of Calliope street, Fra DN&rlsi
| GATBS OF PASSAGE:
| To Havana To Cedar KseD
| Cso:n $40 gas
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. % Ia
| Through bills OF ladtng issued to al point& in
| slorlda including Tampa, end to New York, Chg
| lesion and Savannah.
| None but the company's bills of ls11ng SgpeN
| and none signed after sailing of the steamer.
Splendid passenger accOmmOd &aiOnI eo1d throIzs
tickets given to above points
J so freight received without permit from tEalr9
fee
| POE Sre6ht passage apply to
! l. Q. ROBERTS, Treasur@D
No. l29 Common street
ever the Louisiana National Bang
Gil@ ssehsnship HAVANA follows on regut9
| day. de5 ly
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REM ORLEANS, f&4SsA1SS
TEX AS RAEHRSSU,
Passeasee Depos COOS of aa""s eS0eas'
T-ains leave at r:30 4. VI. and 81 r u.
grains arrive at 2:25 2. NJ and ll:3n r. a. e,r
SIJTsfASS PALACE SLbSPlsd GShs a.
through 70 Eynehbsrg atlanta, Louisylt ana S,'
Louis making close connections with a. Inc poRA'
lar y,y1tes 20 che East. Sorth and west. ,, az.
ID" rin11ate Tar .ale corner Camp ap4 OemihSH
strsafs opIs,sits City Hotel, and at depot;
osee,sysI Freight and Ticket agent
s. H. SCRAarO@,
;s,. General Superintendent.
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WsRtkes ssep~rss
VAR SprAee9Es9 4
Office Chief signal Offices,
@ashngten, January -, 667s. as &. h.
HR0BABILyGIGa.

AhSBAbLLbl&h
S0e Seq Cork fresh southesfy se wsse
esSiy %in9S, veeYing tO westerly and north
gesteviv, s9mewIst higher temperature
ans Sagtly cloudy weather. Ter the Mid
ale States winds vesrin. to fresh and brisk
sVestsTlv and nertb westerly. and generally
saear wea her, except ossr the bower lake
e1gi0Gs where slGndy weather, areas OF
slight snow and falling temperature are
prof bi~. Yer tho south Atlantic St~tes
rSSin,s temperature and cloudy seathes,
sVitA eseas of light rain along the coast.
cor che <sult States east OF the Misslssippi
rising tempetasurs, ~inds veering to east
erls and southerlys and partly cloudy
weathss. Sor Kentucky, Tennessee. Ohio,
SnGiaSS and SiiDOis generally clear weather.
Eor Sl@ upper lake region eisiag barometer,
decided faI OF temperature, tresh and brisk
sor;seriy 10 westerly winds, snd ge0eTsliS
SIeaE weather.
tlfses tntsIIfssncse
SOUTHWEST PASS, January 30. o Y. H~e
Barometer 30:65. Wind north northwest,
Sirht Arrived--Ship Europa, Fulton, mas
ser, eighty four days from ieghorn. 30
Meekor, Kuox & Co. Sailed-Steamship
CITY of Austin, ship Ada +. Oulton and
bark Rasina Bruno.
MEMPHIS, January 30.-Weather clear
and moderating. River rising slowly. The
see is still very heavy. The j. Ii. johnson
from 81. Louis arrived this morning, but
was unable 70 land on this side. The Des-
mot, Susie Silver and Henry Ames are lying
Up at Helena.
ViCKsBURG, January 30.-No boat down
today. Up-Glencoe, at P. NJ; Fannie
Lewis, at P. NJ. River stationary. Weather
clear and cold.
PITTsBURG, January 3O.-River matters
unchanged. Both rivers closed above the
city. The weather has been very cold.
Mercury 10 below zero at 9 A. NJ, but med
Grated during the day. At z. ". the meg
curry was 2lo above zero.
CISCISNArI, January 30.-River seventeen
feet six inches in the chauuel, and falling
Weather clear. Mercury 25'. No move
ment of boats.
LoUIsyILLK, January 30.-River falling;
seven feet four inches in the canal.
Weather clear and cold this morning, but
moderated during the day. Mere ry 3 at
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RAILROADS.

s,pSaT SACRsOs RSsTgo
-, -,ox+ and arrive as follows (frem depot
foot Of Calhops ssreett
pEPARr. ~
Expseee.... S:e@A. @.iEsPrsss..''''s Lex II,
al e,l3(4P 81. Mail. 49,; aC'tso - NJ
W"I'...'. - scCconende
Acconmodsr a.ospm tion........ 9se5 A. IL.
gnis line is many miles th9 :h1 snrtb and and East
hours shs quickest to all PoIIS an's Psace Sleep
inc sars to- Louisville Humboldt and menPI1
withont change. Only one change y, 20 oTd ali in.
formation given corner Camp and Common Ssree'''
Uniter dfss Sotsl, Rev Orleans fa,6ox s.n>
ia,2ry y D. FROST, General @ansset--
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The Hite Mine, California.


Editor Spectator:
The many friends Of iIr John
Rankin Hite, of na;iposa county, California,
will be gratiied to receive the intelligence con-
densad 10 the subjoined paragraph, from the
Coast Rerieto, OF San Francisco, for December:
"iYe learn from the flariposa Gazette that
Mr.. John f. Hi:a has struck the vein 10 his
tunnel, after 81 years OF constant mining. His
nine has long baea considered one of the rich
est in the State, having paid all the expenses
Of working, both in mine and tunnel, and build
ing Grst-eass mill, &c , besides paying a lib
eraI dividend to its owners. The miae has
been constantly worked for over nine years
the vein having carried its thickness from 6 to
II feet and worked from $40 to 500 per ten
On the lower level depth Of 500 feet, the vein
is about l feet thick and works about $75 per
top The tunnel just completed is feet high
and wide, and taps the vein 900 feet III depth
or 400 feet below the present lover leVe'. The
Gazette says the vein struck in the tunnel is as
rich or perhaps richer IN gold than it was near
the surface. He will commence rising at once,
in order to meet the shaft, which is sunk from
drift above for ventilation. AS s0on aS con-
nection is made the ore will all be thrown down
the shaft into the tunnel. and carried by cars a
distance of half mile or more. tofthe mill,
thus avoiding the heavy labor Of hauling with
mules down a descent near 45 degrees. If the
vein proves extensive, ,ha milling capacity viii
be increased, in which event the n,ine will be
one Of the ulost productive OH the coast The
completion OF the tunnel reduces the cost of
both milling aud mining 25 per ceat. The
mine can ucw be classed as one Of the richest
in this State, or perhaps in the world. The
Indicators now are that solid mass of ore, 10
feet thick, by several hundred feet il length,
fill up the 400 feet between the tunnel and the
lower level Prseumng this to be true there
are millions of dollars in sight which can be
taken out at e very small expense.
'''A- 49,
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Letters from the People.
81. guar Condolences.

GL-guiaT COIncldenceS.
Editor Spectator
On Sabbath, the 22od ult. there
were borne from st. Paul's church to Holly
Good. at Richmond. the remains OF fair young
daughter G! Kentucky, who died far away from
the friends and relatives of her youth. Quiet
gentle, lovely. shs attracted all who came with
in her circle aud houad them to her as with
hooksof steel. Except Colonel Machen, her
brother-in-isw, enc CT the q. S Senators from
Kentucky who left his seat for few days, to
visit her, she did not place her anxious eyes on
other than faces she had known since she came
to Richmond. few brief years age, the inter
esting bride of 0Ir. Jacob Imboden. The
friends of the venerable DR.. Minnegerode, who
oficiated in the funeral services, say he never
manifested morn emotion bat cace before, un-
der similar circumstances, that they remember
She had singular prosentimept that she
would die or he 2ist Of the month. She was
born on the 2lst- engaged on the 2lst was
married On the Dist. in the 2lst year OF her
age, and died On the 2lst, the anniversary Of
her marriage She was evidently il the throes
Of dissolution from " ed 3esday until Saturday.
On the 18th, for hours, her friends believed
her to he dgiug. she failied-inquired the
date, and said she would live until the 2lst,
aud did, though tht Doctors said she could not
live ten houral DR. MEG uire remarked it was
the most remarkable case of tenacity of life,
after dissolution had set in, he had ever known
Or read OF
Her husband is one Of the younger sons of
Mr. George Imboden, now residing in Nelson,
and brother Of Gen. lmboden.
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FOaggaGrGes.
AT5Ew "a EsEE.-We the undersigned hav
AA w a q Eoundry in the n Orthern end {

aTEw ENBEE.-We the. undersigned have
~ started t. Foundry in the Northern end OF
fbe c;ty and a."e prepared to, make all kinds of
small grey iron castings, and every description
2era e sa ees Of iron railing for fences also
several difis. 'ent styles Of chairs, settees and
W. ,,roo red to furnish Bronzed Crescen.s
for M.nsold Ro. us. Particular attention given
~ o1 roa;r;no 80 Call and examine our Rev
Gns, Tro, Clothes iIine-something new,
ep cheap and S durable every housekeeper ought to
oaa r shop order RsAs with dHo5 J. Y oGP IT,
1, VI a. AID Frederick streets.
& specialty~Light G. ~y lion GastIagsa; sNal apos
Terms-Cash. AN
Staunton August 28-.
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TGIEOrG9aG.
EVAEEOREEGl TAgF.0RINc,

EVAEEOREEG TAILORING I,--.rho
= co-partnership heretofore existing betwaan
ErsVes z Sprinkle has been mutually dissolved
2. B. Graves alone. ny
He has reduced his prices for cash, and will do
sll kinds of work pertaining to the tailoring bnsi.
ness, IN the very best manner, and at figures So
low that no one will fail to be satisfied. He has
remover MS shop to the room formerly occupied
Dy Dr. B. Donaghe as an office. and yites
him CALL ~ give
Vau P. B. GRAVES
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L6ver2;.
o@@ EUsgAEsS AOHOs
Z GSl =. Livery Stables, EOZ &

z SIGs Livery Stables, aOZ &e
STAUNTON, VIRGINIA.
In entering upon the new year the subscriber
has had his new stables arranged for the accom-
mod aton of his growing custom, and calls the
part .ular attention of his friends and the public
20 his unusual facilities for carrying on his Liv-
ery on IN enlarged scale
His y.ables are entirely new, the floors adapted
TO the comfort OF horses and his sheds fitted up
for the protection of vehicles from the weather.
He w shes to remind the public that his COM
plete out At Of new
Bms'gies, Ffasesens, Carriages,
HACKS, &C..
in neatness and ease OF moving, are not to be
equaled by nay Livery in the Valley.
He can accommodate persons with superior RI
ding and driving horses-either gentle or fast.
Horses fed and boarded on liberal terms.
The famous hSstleg, Tom BETHEL, is in gen.
eral charge of the stables.
@s- Office near the bgidge-saee0 building
ia9-tf Ed. BURKE.
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Srperyisors and School Tax
Editor Spectator

Editor Spectator
In q report of the proceedings of the Board of
Snnervisers given in the county papers, it is
stated that "a proposition from j; E. Guy, Su
perintendent OF Public Schools, for the maxi
mum amount of u cents on the 500 for public
School purposes, was received, which was re-
fused and the amount left as heretofore, at 5
cents on the S1OO" This statement is calculated
to produce the impression that the supervisors
have given the same amount for school purpo-
SEES for the wear 1894 as we have for the pres
ent wear 1925. which is not so. The Log;sla-
ture has abolished the dog tax which it is esti-
mated will raise this year the net amount of
$500 Our funds will therefore be reduced next
year by this amount
While the people are clamorlng every year
for more schools aud moro pay for their teach
ars the trustees are every year less able to meet
these demands It is unjust that these officers,
who have generally performed their duties with
Gdelitv and without pay, should be subjected to
snsnicious murmurs and insinuations that they
have noisanplied pubic funds.
Tf the neople are willing to pay larger tax. in
ordar to secure more and better schools, let them
so instruct their Supervisors, or take such other
stems as will insure the execution OF their wishes.
1'his has been the banner county, heretofore in
tba nnmber and efficiency of its having
had 1i2 in operation during the year TIP. Let
ne not he subjected to the modification of haY-
mo to fall back into the rear rank.
ing " ''''i j. E. GUY,
staunton, Dec 90 '72. Co. supt. Schools
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MAGNOLIA SALOON. near the Depot,
lVH STAUNTON, VIRGINIA.
q. F.. Carroll. .... .-....-.... ...... Proprietor
Drinks prepared in every style and satisfaction
guaranteed in every particular. Fresh oysters
received daily, and served in every style. The
patronage of my friends and the public general
~ is solicited. t. i. CAKkOLL.
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