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Giip propertp 10 fei.
DART of an OFFICE to LET.-Apply to l..
Il C. SANFORD 1873 BowerJ.
ITO RENT-FOr private family only, the five
tor Eppsb basement ROUSE No. 90 West Nueeenthst IN
~ order and modern convenience For permits apply
10 HRSRY TAYLOR. Real Estate, No III Broadway.
d. DIM HOUSE to LET-No. 325 East
~ INVD. Fortyf-st Cuttings HDi three stories, high
cop bIoWuOne improvements CAL Cd the owner No. rs Si'h
ave. from ! TO o'clock
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Giationerp.

Real estate TO GtrhGnoe.
AN elegant double French roof HOUSE, one
~ acre fruit etc. White Plains $4,000; mortgage szO"i oash
on trade worth KencO % i've OF mutt FOOD
i,s bnpgs Al 500 cash and mortgage; unDoombered Farm
Anepia 900 acres farm, S3O0 terms New Brek
House al Railroad; IL lots ~ miles from ooklYn w.
nppcumbered sable goods ehaes Addss
GDr one week W. II. H., p. o. Boz +245
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Gitn Real Gsiaie for Sale.

OltD hfal 05IaIe LOT 5Glf.
A FIRST-CLASS three-story high stoop brick
SALE rutland WHITING, BeeEman-t
BARGAINS on Fifth and Eighth-aves, 'front.'
ing Sixth SevenhyeS above the Park
oiAnD DO"'' --' WIN II. RAYNoR
81 Pinest
EOR SALE, at a bargain-A 3-stOry, high
soop, brick HOUSE in West Twe second between Seventh
and Eehth.syes price asked, sl7,o 900 Terms
n 3l0 HOMER MORGAN, ? Pinest.
EOR SALE-The 4-story brick STORE and
Il LOT No l46 Chsmbersst, at very reasonable price
~ a29 HOMER MORGAN PiBes.
EOR SALE-Four-st brown stone front
HOUSE 2g7 Heenihst House q f. incb BY 90 f. Lot
1903 f. inch None but principals need apPly; go, =. -
DUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given that the
buildings part Of buildings fences &C. to be removed in eone
ouepce widening stragening Of Broadway between Thirty
Hnnts will be SOLD a public suction on THUtS
nay The 27th day March 1873 10 O'Clock The sale will
taIe place ground commencing with the premises known No.
SIS S1aye between Thirty-thri and ThirtIfOurthsts
CataoQpes obtained Of WILLIAM KENNEDY Aucionee
office No Pinest the undersigned GEO. NJ VAN MORT,
Commissioner Of Public Works
D.narnept OF Public Works. March IA, 1879
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Gounirn Real Gslate tor 5a!r.


TOR SALE, at ReddiDg Center, Conn, on the
highest Of land, dsable Property house nearly new 10 r'
Piazza wide three sides windows TO the Aoor hlrlnShel
a, painted green blinds; stable Gr 10 OF land
cern Address NJ. BRADFORD ReidEg Conn
EOR full description OF the magnificent
L ESTATE Of tLe late LEGRASD LOCKWOOD esq at Nor
Walk Conn Eyeang Posi- Of SATURDAY. March ~
R. r. HAZARD, jr, 40 BroafSlr
EOR SALF-A desirable SUMNER RESI-
DESCE cited up expressly for Newiofk family Creamst,ncs
oblge ne 10 sell large sacrifice. Address H. BRADFOhD
Reiing, Conn
EOR SALE Nyack on Hudson-Thirty acres
4 or les: ronts &. H. Oh6bN, Pietmont " l.,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -cass FARM, 100 acres,
~ bungs running elevated aud healthy bby'
little required Addres, }. w. AfWATEk' Riverside staA'n
Com.
uEMATITE ORE BED, in New England
State Tor mile railroad sr I've from udeH gers
quality SUPERIOR large. AdlTe " Box u Proylenee
y 400 ACRES GEORGIA FARMING
ee.4,bO LANDS SALE favorable terms =, A.,
containing 900 eae1 located IN bs
rpth District II hols Cilci Counties sad knDan ~ NpL
"a T 80 f5 g65 So and The lands uampDyel but ar
well sdspte to tue cultivation Cotton. Airess "" Boz ~
Tribune Omc-
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Sales up AnrIlon

DY JOHN II. DRAPER g. Co., AuctiOneers.-
ID The DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA, AND WESTERN RAIL
ROAD COMPANY will SELL
100000 TONS SCRANTON COAL,
public auction OIL Of u O'Clock 26
EIcbange-place SAMUEL SLOAN, President
A. MRRwIS,
by BANGS, MERWIN & Co., Broadway. cor.
D 4hs-SiesO Books ofAt Goods Furniture &c
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PHILADELPMIA, and ERIE RAILRoADm

PHILADELPHIA and ERIE RAILROAD
L ONLY DIRECT ROUTE WITHOUT CHANGE or CARS, To
THE OIL REGION and LUMBER DISTRICT Or PENN. Trlas
will leave DesbTosses and Corlaudt-sL fernes:
Car hruugh Newlorl 10 OIL Cty. Arrive SunbuU O1
WamsUort 8:J5 Lock Haven $3.50 Remove ;lO lTvineoa.
lrylnetOn and
with Oh Greek and Allegheny River for The on Region al bns
wh Lake Shore r.. r. for all points West.
$50 D m Ere Mail NsiYl with Pullman Palace Car hOa
Philadelphia Bre. SunbuTy, b23, Wllhamspon $40;
Lock Haven IL a. yuetoB IO; CORY, b9; bne.
1855 n m Connects yneton Cory with OIL Crcsk and Ale
~ p''A0 W A. BALDWIN General supernte pieut
j. W. GORE. Gen. Pass Agent.
NETWORK. NEW HAVEN, AND HART
~ FORD RAILROAD-New-iork and New-liaseR Division.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT COMMENCING MARCH Z. 1879.
station In Drina central Depot Entrance On
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK.
Boston Express Springfield al 8O5 3O3 and 800
Shore Line II 22J 80 al stopping aSAmor SO Norwal
The Montreal The S:g5 eni l2 Norwich
Providence the Valley Railroad New Haven and NOhsnp
H. NJ and W. Railroad NewHayeu and Houaone Rail-
Bridgeport The 305 and sos NaugAnck Railroad
Danoury nj Eorwak Railroad Norwalk.
Trains Nw-Ilayen 1905 sos tsrl ll:3j 1A
tBnl 35l 49, 5:b. 800 (BNl eU (kLl o. Additional
m,
New
Mt. Vernon Mamsroueck and Rye.
Sunday Boston Mail Trains at SOS Springfield and sgT
Via Providence
DSnsToOm Day Express and sleePnscs, Nigh,
Tickets can purchased Ticket Of Company At raad Geo
ooes Of the y. Transfer Co pa Broaar
and No Ooust Brooayni who Will also cheek baggage On
For further information particulars posters and depot
JOHN j. MOODY Supt. n. Y. 4 " H. DIV
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6onses ano farms Danteo.

WANTED TO RENT or BUY, a small FAC
w TORY BUILDING three or four stories high not too TAR from
the ctv Koo wanted 100000 feei well lghedi steam
Power necessary. Address 4. D., care - - ro,r,,, , r.
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fSundiys ONLY F+Goshen Sundays only.
mo n ABBOTT Gearr,l pas,suz-t Agent.
W-YORK MIDLAND RAlLWAY-WIN

NEW-YORK MIDLAND RAlLWAY-NIN-
~ ARRANGEMENT effect 2. lBs3-PI
depo, footo G rtaBdt an Desbro,ses->ts.
For Hew-Durham and Ma wood = sac, 1859 90 On.
6:2D and 1880 m.
Por ackepssck Hawthorne Midland PrA sad Woren
dyke T. gao. lose g. H.: J. s3O 4:jJ, 6:2J fll.J) D
Por ge6ed Park Bogots Rochelle Dundee Lake Mlrse St
Riverside, J. 1850 a. m; l 30. $3.50, 62D 1850 Ia.
wyckof Ponpton. and Montcl Junction. $40 1850 "a;
330, 400. $3.50
$40. 1890 a. 4:jO, 5:O p. m.
burg and Quarryylle, 7. $40 u. A:)O IN. -
For ouudland Franklin iamburgh Oeckerown UgonTe
West Town. johnson, Slate I'LL, Mdao~n aad BoomSsbafsh H.
gl0 a. m $3.50. t4:3O 9.
For Pine Bush wursboro, Falburgh, Monticello Liberty Fails
Eilenule $40 m; $3.50 p
Elenyle 79 q NJ Pals p NJ Mietowu =, 8j n.. 81, SO
Bloomingdae T.. 500 ~. 2 Goa D. HotenigEe.
6:25 7:J7 g. 1923 2J7 405 658, 1880 Psterson. SD
6.47 I:55 eg a. A. NJ. &51 4:2i 1915, il;l2 $500. 80.
ARRIVING ~ NEW YORK at 055 8. $40 1859 m 1907 tio
$40, D. m. and 1880 . .
MOsTCLAIR DIyISIOE.-Trins leave NesYo foot Corindt
Dcsbrosses-A;
FOR Moncar PomDton intermediate stations 4osm tP m
For MOnclir intermediate srtFes s.ph
m and 4:lO p. m ,u...
docs beyond BlOomins bnreh 1900, -. -.
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Mem publitalicus.

xIEW MUSIC.-Miss Simmons's From East
N . wssl" valts Use J Z ThOrsAss TIE OG Tine" Aoc
eSss. Lse. vsltse. Te each Mi.ds = neetias
fs" biTS0N & Co., MuSe Puo6sAsn. I'll Broadway.
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Gn nhom II man Concern


ITO VIENNA EXHIBITORS.-A gentleman
the opening Of the Exhibition TO Its close
will the Exhibitors for moderate
compensaion Address S. " E.. Tribune Office
@ IN STOLEN from the subscribers, near
cOs the Of White and Em-s on WEDNESDAY mornlng
black HORSE, with white oreheadi horse
containing about 600 pounds Of bar
stamped CoOk " painted dark wheels
yellow. Firm wagon sides. LOCKE l. MUNROE, l2SJ
Broadway.
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,lleslfhralrr counln Real estate for Sale

TOR SALE-Withn I'D minutes walk Oh o.
= iti eooi HOUSES ntrlg from 4tsJl V tOsI0 AVgJ
10 IU1H H. CAMP. lO6 bIVG.ND " tfe@0-"
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LRIE RAlIWA6.-NI inter Arrangement Oh
H. asiug edo o. 1913 FROM Chamoerst Depot li''
25l-st note below.
gGm-Cncaaat and Chicago Day Express Drsgnsoom CoSbe
70 Buffalo and Sleeping cOache, 20 destination
Nail }uhslO and Nisgs1 Pals BfaFns fops
Coaches Spsquhsnna aP Sleeping Coaches 70 destn'ton
(DalTl -tincunid Chicago Might eyDres Seepihf
Coaches through Bafalo, Niagara Fa. Cincinnati Deot "a"
Chicago without change
Additional Trains leave for
PORT ], wis g. q II anc II: 10 ~ sni =
and Ndiletowa. 40, o., 1850 II snd 'il' NJ ~
Waraics g. n and sII:l5a sni $50 o.
Newbur.h, 1890. aud II a. IN $3.50 sud i:ij D -
Nniern 1850 $780, II and +il5 a., 30 D. g. 1891: 7 AM
Rigesood Hobokus Alendas Ram.eys. SD isS, IL
slt. Il N. $3.50. 3 o. 1880 aad fll:jn ,.
P,ter,ou 645 1:}O g. $780, 49, II, fllj y noon 10
30 4 5. 5:lj. ., s6:aO T. 10 and ~ 30 p
Newark 7:l5 Is As and 1889 and 3:t 3l ani ON m
Rutherford and Psssc, 6i5 $50 1872 TO- a. T. m u No'a
si:g5, $3.50, 4, 5:l5 u, tG:j0, o. 10 and rl0 y NJ ~
IHdl Hackenssck and Way D. S and 1915 n D T. o. Ani
q. M. and tl2 Md ~
E9gerood a. ~ ard 80 M JO SIS, t:l5. ttj So 81
snd Fi5 D. m, and M Mh. go . .
Cre.k s. :45 10 aud 900 1872 BIS tl5 5B 6 iOd 80
PSpsrkii s 7:I5 10 ard lo 35 il5 as, - 81
andf p H.. au1 ti2 Md.
Pnpoot ard MACK 55 70 and $50 ISl 3l5, as 70
6:J0 ami t1f5 m. snd III lid. .---, -
The
ll:JO D. NJ IL Mid. Trains start from Chamhersi only
B-Traius tue n K r. and Newark Branch leaving 'hnbs
81 on quarter hours leave TBenthinst 20 minutes earlier ia'
tr FOR massage and for apartments Sleeping
- orders the checking an transfer
Baggage NAY the Compaus omce2 So an 3l Bfpad
Nsy cor twent h. aud To nyr.; Cosrt
Broon At Compinys Depot, and OF AGENTS At The Pnacpa
hotels -. A.. -
DAILY. tSundiys onl'..oo,, -rH"'heh 'hAos! l"lt'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-22

AT YAPHANK, H. LA beautiful, roomy
y COTTAGE and Outhous and Of ground All under the
s.st ron with apple peach pear and plum tres eurran
small FRUITS situated on I4fnA eee
,j ,,ou stream terms Inquire Of JOHN T.
MILLS YsphanE or Mauhstsb OIL Co. l6 Broadway heN-loL
SHORE FARM for SALE, very cheap, on
- north shore Iand % niles from CIV me boating a1d
sniiy fitted On and optbudbgA Price only sg Iefini eri
picture and iuI With J. PAYNE NO Dr' noon -
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Conn 1slan0 Real estate for Sale.

A Spring, 1S73.-Now is the time to locate.
md no better Opportunity will he presented than this.
81 GROUND front by 1876 feet depth located
H. finest streets Of Flushing the flower garden OF Lang and
..sy walk depo; hour from CITY Hall;
b 1yoppds near churches schools, and For particulars
Aaa'eA' "RBx" Box s32 Po,t-O1ee Sew-Yotki
Or
J. l. STEELE Flashing. L. l.
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1 GREAT OFFER Z MARCH,!

Horace Waters 81 SON, Ash BWay' NJ,
ldsDo Of 90 PIANOS MBLODB0NS and ORGANS Of besS
nenn Waterss PRICES HoR CASH ep
M THIS MONTH New octave PIANOS modern ImproYenie3ts
Hss9 ani sgIs casa THIS WATERS CONCERTO PAkLOR
0sLSs ar The most beautiful and perfect In oue ever
Pns bargains for Monthly insalments received run
aud secondhand instruments 10 el
or ippGst purchased Illustrated Catalogues mailed
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DELAWARE LACKAWANNA aud WEST


NEW BROAD GAUGE LINE 70 M,,r Cop Sror .haig
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CAkA
New York BaTcayt and foot Of fbrsoDhet
ARRANGEMENTS. MONDAY. NOV p iSt
m BROAD GAUGE EYPhkSS TRAIN bO0pto0 Brsaeh,
tioug rym hgfOfk {, srastn Bnghamon. hoe
nJ without change Of cars connecting 1t Dover " 10
L.. Msteroo With r. r. Scranton ~s L.
Is. Il. r. fol Kingston. Wilse,hsr IRE Piston. &C.
EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN, connecting A. D-nyle WIN o's
ton Branch Chester Branch Wat O WITH sssr
Ne Washington With ihe D. h. snd W X ~
Gap Str0ubiu Scranton Crest Bnd Bnyhimton hf
Phillips with Lagl hama L~hs
valley 4. n or ~ uonts on those roIl-
M. PHiLLlPsBt re EXPRESS stops 81 hewHs h@fsss
Morstosn sud intermediate stations connects At Waterloo WA 'ussr
Railroad. Phil phurg with B Del. r. X FOR Beydee ana b'hks
End Slsqnehanna H. r. aud ehgh Valley ioI BeLhei9 Aa
$50 p BROAD GAUGE EXPRkSs TRAIN VIA Pate-oa 'of
BoOno directly through aud Bnghsmn Niibt
stations Oouneas al Dover s
ter Il. Ran o Waterloo With SaSsex r r.
RASDON EXPRESS at Dover Win ihetrf X u
with r. r. and Phlpslug With Lshgh SOD ss
qneanna H. r.. AMI 5zh Valley r. r. for Behhria hen''~a
Reading. H3rrIsbUrg aud The West. .
4l HACkEi TSTOWN EXPRESS connects "a Chester 4 u.
and With SuseT r. K for Andoser. Newton snd FfsaAia
5;1n D. 10. DOVER EXPRESS - a.. 30, an. a.
For MOPRISTOWY at 49, Oslo Hoo 1900 me- RO 3D. 80
For SUMMIT a. 7; 100. eiO 1910 and 1900 NJ, 2o 81.
$40 3d. uJ $50 aud b h D. IA
and m no 800 49, $50 5;9 6;O J.'O g.J' I'"
w. NEWARK at 7:lJ 7;3o 80 Gle go 1910 lO@.
II.G1 a M ana lEi M. f0 200. I'm $50 SO. asa ~.
40 4t0 ~ s620 $50 $500 600 l0:O. ana zoe
an. Trans markell at R1st Newark ,,, 40, -. 80
SeNlort for BLOOMFIELD ana oNIC5'An' 81 ia
s5J anl aal 200, 3:iO 4io 90 e9 ana 80 p m
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Marriages.

On the 9Th ult., by Rev. E. L. Green at the
Episcopal church in Pueblo city, Colorado, Wal
ter F. Chermside and Miss Martha Brooke, OF
Huefano county, formerly of Staunton.
On MAY 22nd, at Huttonsville by Rev. Robert
Scott Col W. D. Irwin, of Bath county, Va. and
Miss Mary II: Long, of Randolph county, " est
Virginia.
On The 18th inst, by Rev s. S. Roszell, Robert
H. Hagan. and Miss Emma plunkett, all of Au-
gusta.
On the o9ih ult., by Rev. L A. Fox, John B.
Roller, of r 'ckingham, and Miss Lizzie c. Koin;
er, of Augusta.
G. H. Rowezer and Matte s. Huffman, daughter
of sylvezfer Huffman. all of Augusta
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Markets..
staunton Market, June s.

We report firm market this week for all
grades of Produce, except Flour, which, owing
to.the unusual quantity brought into market, de-
clined 40 cents per barrel. Quite an excitement
was created last week, among those of our coun-
try friends, who, having this article on the mars
ket, compelled to sell at the decline. We
make no predictions in regard to the future de-
cline or advance in Flour, but simply state that
the decline is almost entirely confined to our mar
ket, the Northern markets, though slightly de-
clined, have not materially changed. Butter is
quite plentiful. Eggs very scarce and bringing
high prices. Business throughout the city is
good.
See market rates below.
RICHARDSON & BELL,
Flour and Produce Merchants,
Augusta street.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-06-05

A CHANGE Hunter & Co., have sold their
stock of Books and Stationery to Capt. W. L.
Balthis, and the business will be hereafter con-
Quoted at the old stand under the same style and
name of Hunter s. Co. We are gratifed to know
shat our friend Balthis has determined to settle
himself once more, and that in our city. We,
however knew he could not leave J. S. Lips
comb, after closing up the business of the old
'hrm, will branch out in something else. Mr.
Hunter will remain in the store with Capt. Balth-
as So that will lose neither of the former
4enterprising gentlemen of the cencern and add
Balthis.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-06-05

IMPRovEMENTs.-Co A. W. Hartman land Capt.
j. c. Marquis intend erecting at once dwelling
house each, on Frederick Street, near the resi-
dence of John B. scherer, Esq! We also learn
that Judge Sheffey, and 7. P. Bledsoe, ESQ.,,
propose building in the same locality. This is
one ofthe most pleasant localities of the city.
Lushbaugh Bro getting out the frame
work for a residence for Mrs. Nm. Smith, to be
built on the street leading east from DR.,
Stribling's residence, and one for VIM. Wholly,
on New Street, beyond the Male Academy. Mrs.
Craig, of Craigsville, will have constructed a
dwelling in the Middlebrook road, near Har-
man Lusbangh's residence, on part of the
NcMahon property, purchased Of Mrs. Tate.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-06-05

email Farm for Sale.-I wish to sell
~ privately he farm on which reside, situa-
ted two miles from Staunton the Greenville
road, adjoining Summerson, Fry, Parris and Mrs.
Darnall, and containing
100 Acres,
rs of which is cleared and tire balance In excel.
lent timber. The farm is in good condition, and
produces we'll. The improvements are a good
large frame dwelling house, new barn. and other
necessary out-buildings.
There is on the place an apple orchard of sew
enty bearing apple trees. of choice selections.
also large number ofsweet and sour cherry, and
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, and made known by appii-
cation to the undersigned who resides on the
place, or Mr.. A. Buck, Stanton.
oct 3l-tf F. M. TAYLOR
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INTERESTING TO THE LADIES.
Real and Imitation Hair Goods,


CHIGNoNs cURLs, PLA1Ts PoMPADotRs
BRAIDs AND FRIzzETTs.
This department is in charge of Miss Fisher
who is prepared to make to order, Braids, Sc,
from combings or long hair, at reasonable rates,
and every hair entrusted to her care warranted
to be placed in the lady's braid leaving the hair.
NOTIONS.
Hosiery from Sc to 75c per pair.
Gloves from 1Oc to So, so per pair,
Handkerch;efs from &c to SIS each,
Needles Sc paper, Pins Sc paper.
scarfs. Lace and Linen Collars and Cuffs, Hoops,
Bustles, and an endless variety of other
articles, both useful and
ornamental.
LADIES' SHOES,
all styles and qualities. Ladies' Caters from
81, 80 to $3.50. City made shoes-every pair war
ranted to give satisfaction. Buff, Bronze, Last
ing and Morocco shoes for children from SOC to
$3.50.
JEWELRY.
Milton Gold and Jet Sets, Bands, Chains. Charms.
&C.. Jet Pins from l0c to $3.50.
STAMPING,
on Linen, Cotton and Flannels, promptly and
neatly executed. Stamped Bands and
Yokes constantly on hand.
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
Shirts, Drawers, Half Hose, Gloves, Scarfs,
Linen and Paper Collars and Cuffs,
Mems and Boys Hats, from
% cents to SIS, Boots,
Shoes, &c.
Trunks, Valises, Ladies and Gents Travelling
Companions from ST. to $40
ORDERS from the country am counting to SIS, 90
and upwards accompanied by the caph will re
ceive special attention. and the packages sent
FREE of express charges over railroad and stage
lines Satisfaction as to quality and prices guar
anteed.
Thankful for past favors I solicit early call.
CASH BUYERS will find it to their interest to
examine my goods before purchasing.
june J. W. NEWTON.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-06-05

MURDER IN DEMONSTRATION Monday mort-
ing of last week, negro laborer on the Railroad
Byerlys Mill, five miles from Harrisonburg,
named Jackson, was shot and instantly killed,
by white man named Shifflett who was ''boss-
ing on section 6. dispute occurred about a
tim cup, Jackson stating that he intended to re-
turn it to the person he had borrowed it from
Shifflett ordered him not to leave the camp. Jack
son persisted in leaving, and shifictt shot hin
sshrough the head scattering his brains in hi
hat Shiifiett made his escape.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-06-05

DEATH CT JOHN W-HIsEn.-The painful inteli-
gence reached here by telegraph, last Thursday,
that John W. Hiser, brakeman on the Chess-
peake Il Ohio Railroad, and formerly a police
of this city, had been killed at Gordonsville.
1t appears that he was in the act of getting off
standing car for the purpose of cupling it,
when he fell on the track, and the wheels of the
approaching car passing over his body, crushed
MS legs and chest causing almost instant death.
LIS remains were brought to this place, on Thurs
Jay evening. and buried on Friday evening
inc Augusta Fire Company, in full dress, draped
IN mourning, and tine Mechanics Union, Of
which lie was also a member, and large number
VI ci'izehs' attended the funeral, Rev. W. E. Ba
Ker OF the Presbyterian church, officiating.
Mr.. liiser leaves wife, an aged mother and
several sisters, who were mainly dependent upor
him for support. He was aged 81 years.
gentleman of sober, Industrious habits, and uni
yersally respected
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-06-05

A HAPPY PARTY.-On Friday morning last a
bridal party passed through Staunton, en-
route to Rockingham, the future home of the
principals. On Thursday evening, Mr.. John B
Roller, of Mt. Crawford was married to Miss Sal
lie C. Koiner, daughter of Mr.. Frank Koiner,
living few miles west of the city, Rev. J. W.
Fox, officiating There we've accompanying
the bride and groom, in coup es, Miss Koiner and
Mr.. Saufey Miss Fauver and Mr.. Craun and
Mr.. Saunders, with male companion. A bag.
gage wagon brought up the rear, and after stop
ping for few moments to report at Porterfeld &
Mays beautiful soda fountain, passed on their
way rejoicing, Saunders declaring that his "time
comes next So mote it be-
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SALE OF IRON WoRKs.-We understand
that Henry Forrer Il Co., have sold Eliza
beth Furnace to Sir Antonio Brady, Of
England, for 100000. This sale, we learn,
was effected through Maj Jed Hotchkiss.
This is regarded as the finest natural iron
property in Virginia, if not In the United
States. The improvements are not very ex-
tensive, but the ore in quantity and quality
is unsurpassed any place in this country.
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srAar OFFICE,

STAGE OFFICE.
Stanton, March 10th, 1878.
THANUE OF .SCHEDULE.-On and after the
~ 18th of Mareh. 1878, our
Stages leave staunten daily, except Sunday, at
400 p. NJ for Harriscnburg.
Leave staunton daily, except Saturday. at TO-
45 D. M, connecting at Harrisonburg with "a
a. m train of Orange, Alexandria and Manassas
Railroad, and with the 7,ao q. m. Trains for Bal
timore and the West
For through tickets, apply to our Agents at
our office at the Virginia Hotel.
Fare to Harrsonburg, .....................Sl.5 80
Round trip Tickets, Z.oo'
mar 27-tf HARMAN u W.
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BEAR KILLED.-A few days ago a vearlino
Bear lean and lank, made his appearance on the
premises Of James Bumgardner, Esq, near Green
vile, and quietly reposed his body in the branch
Near the spring in the yard. The dogs got after
him and gave him chase for two miles when
he as ;ended a chestnut tree. Mr.. James Gale
who was one of the party in pursuit, having a
musket with him, gave Bruin the contents Of it.
which ended his earthly career
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Deaths.

On May 10th. near Greenville, Miss Augusta
F. Gilkeson, aged II years
On the 1st instant. in Harrisonburg. of con-
sumption, Miss Bette A. Derier daughter of
Giles Dever. Esq, aged about % years.
On April 18th. at Huntsville, Indiana, s. A.
Trayer. formerly of Staunton, in the 5lst year
IF his age.
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DAMAGES ASSESSED Wednesday,
the 4th, S A Hoshour, A Logan and John
B Hoge, Commissioners appointed by Judge
Smith, of the city Court, to assess the DANA
ges to the property Of Mrs. Asst, by the Val
ley Railroad passing through it, fixed the
amount at $4,000. The road passes close to
the house and cuts nff the front entrance.