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National Republican., 1873-05-05
PROPOSALS.
DRorosAis FoR nofsEs.

ouRIrnnssTnl,s oyyIoz.l
FonI RIIAr, kAra.f APrtl "a ls7t y
PussiS, q on iSs Us nd is,h y S.y, IN nS q
SassSs III ds%andSd as S
fss horses required must be sound IN all p.rt,cu.
Tf fSssn . 5 fS sssOa asis anS s1 i9do o%
~ nye 70 ~ nine years old, and well adsptcd IN
sSesp.s sn2 Srrch..ed by The o.yd
Ei BE- raid for on delivery In current funds q the
BY authority Of General W. 7, shenpsH
my1 Captain and 4. = q. ! NJ, q. s.h.
pRoPosALs FOR IMPROVING THE CHAN
EktESsF TRENTON 6BsEikAHSfk kSb Bk6nbEsTowS. fiHkRo
U;s ErenxEn's oyyIor,l
.. PnILApEnLPgA, 4 "a. APRIL ~ 1874,
sspss' s.ss SSss u n;
G1s n % S or i@ rsSyhs SSSs r. }om n:
e ma .Sc $ css SsSy
s. sssas STs s II 5O% Ss
seen. The right to reject any bid y ,fe,sEysd:r
aIso Lieut. Col q Ensfnecf.
pRoPosALs FOR SUPPLIES.
pEPAaInENT or DArorA)
s0rbicn CgIEr rOuanIhEMMIsn,
ssslcd proposais, duly indorsei ss rbs6, subisc,
TO he usual sondi9ns yi 9e reeelysd a. this once
sosH S @ GpiS eSp HS Spi M siSS Rs iia
81 600 me- SH5 SSaS! 'sss saSSy
rrSES.a; S Il. r,S y ssssys !: sAs one: .Dd
hour above written for iutniihipg Grain from July
ls79, to June ~, III, At the folowinsnancd mill
S,Is ISTSS. ToES ssE5L,So' y ELI MINI
FORT wADswORTH, DIT
sssso pounds Of oats
FORr PBMBiNA, DIT.
i8sn pounds Of Oats.
FORT RIPLEY, MINN.
tssis s pound: pound: & & 4esa 8cas.
FORT ABERCRoMBIE, d. I.
as Ssis POUND: PPSSas: & & SsiS. Ssisi
So, FORT SEWARD. n. 7.
Ss,iiO pounds o. Corn
FORT TQTTEN, d. T.
iSs,iSi POUNDS q Corn. Corn
ior,oO pCpSds ISET u lP5Bs;roN'M' 5,;.I
ss, ss:. EsSs$S:s EIsssS: + SSisw' S:issw' S.4i.y. Nj T.
mss poupS. p2nT 4 I'll. FILLS MT.
% ao'a'' roqShSSss SSsP 3 5fRffi, SeE!ffi MT.
iaSS SSS PSSnaas PPSSnas & & 2s'ii; 22sqi.y Wy.
| The aboyu are the estimated quantities that will
be required at zach place according TO tho present
distribution OF troops; but the reserves
| the right 10 Increase diminish the gAmo At any
ups during the Yontiipuapce of the Contract
CAM E ;f s. FGi sSs
ss 9s fSi Ss e
posts ,9 be dsliyeEsd n bull and Al he grain here
5sysTy y Us sTsias ier 3 sIcas Si.y Ioss p com,
e. e sS pss az s.yssS s5'ES
commence July l. is71. and continue until compile.
ton, IN Quantities ss may be required by the re.
~ 4 desired % pnrehase 70 the vicinity Of each
and seta,lsments a and bids f9t any portion Of the
S<parets nd musf bs mode (or es,A Pos "a frfpeais
and each bid mus, BE- accom- panied by bond In the
sum Of el.ooD, signed By two or more responsible
partes, snarantselng that IN ease a contract d
give rod and suficent bonds for its fplnliment
| Blank forms Of proposal aud guaranty can be had
on application TO the QuArterpasters above men
TONED, or at the office Of the undersigned.
by command Of Brig Gen. A. II. TerrY,,,o,,
Deputy ouar,ermaster General. D. 3. 4, Chisi
| QuArtermAster. Ap16
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|, RoPosAIs FOR FLOUR.
L H.BgoR PIERS AT SEwcAsTLR, DELLA.

No l82s CHESTNUT HrREEr,
PHILADELpHIA, April -, tsT3. \
Sealed pruposals. In d picate, with copy uf this
advertisement attached 70 each Will be received 81
this ofiice until II ~ q, m. Of THURSDAY, May ~
ls75> for supplying and putting In place sheAthlng
Tenders. and " oden ladder for one pier, and stone
superstructure with iron work for another pier.
Blank forms, specinoations. &C, can be had on ap.
pieation 70 this once. The rishtt9 rejecs any d
Ap1l Lieutenant Colonel OF Eng1neers
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MEDICAL.
WATER CIIRE-

WATER CURE.
$50 Twenty-nrst street, Principal once,
1891 Penusylvania ayenne.
TREATMENT. IN PART-BATHINdS OF ALL
HYdIENE IN dENERA1.
nice home, pleasant place for rest with intellec
tuAl recreation and innocent amusement. Terms
moderate. Those not OF clean habits not admitted.
Profanity aud the use OF tobacco disconrAsed,
and m W. H. IRVING, M ID,
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RICHARD w. BARKER,
Cabinet Maker d Undertaken,
812 Eleventh Street, near r.
FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS MADE AND M.
PAIRED. iysu

~ AADRNNIsOSs PATENT SHIP.
UIW PING TAGS.
IuI-.N Over two hundred millions have been
vised within the past ten years, without
H"A complaint Of loss by tag becoming do
n ~ tAchcd. All express Companies uAs
them. Sold by Printers and btatoneu eyorywhefe.
Apll-eoam
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RoPosALs FOR HARBoR IMPROVE.
MENTS.
U. s. IsaHEER's oyyIcE.J

us. EsorSEkR's OFYIcE)
Nb WABASH AVENUE, y
CHICAGO, It'll, April T. Is7a
Sealed propoeala, In duplicate, VIII be received At
this otnco unln " IN. on TUESDAY, the 18th day OF
May, lss, for the Improvement OF the following har.
bOrs, yiEi
Green Bay harbor, Wisconsin. (drcdging)
HATDor OF refuge at entrance Of Sturgeon Bay
cAnAl, Wisconsin.
milwaukee, hArbor, Wisconsin, (dredpins)
Calumet harbor, Ilin0is
For All Information Apply at this once,
Psrtes rropoalnK 10 BID must furnish satisfactory
Proposals will be indorsed on the envelope, "Pro
posals for Green bay or other harbor," The case
may be, and addressed 10
&C., D. G. HOUSTON,
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; PROPOSALS.
pRoposALs FoR TopAcco.
'rTsss ScyTcS:Ee p sc,,:, p,,, AM p.EoI ccS,sr Z

OTTIcI PuHcHAsnSo am DEPor conurrsAHT.1
NO. @ bourH fOUaTu arHgnI, koQh =
BI, LOUIS, April 7, 1eA \
Sealed proposas 10 duplic ate vii be received A
sis 9nef }ns fnp mt T. oeoch m THyhsphh Msy ~
Department with 5000 pounds Of Tobaoep,
a. bAmRlea OF the Tobacco, In packages of not lees
than nfty pounds and of Tho stock or leaf not less
than twenty pounds from which Il II mi ufactured
hnst npany proposals
Also ., the s,ms tiins, proposals will be received
by tho Subsistence Department, United biates
army, during the Sear ending June n, is7t At st
DEPOT, 81. Louis, Mo, and St Lonia Mo and for
furpishine the ofhcers at the respective stations
FOR conditions, 10, Apply at this once.
apis O. D. PfNROSE, Capt, @. n. q. a.A.
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pRoPosALs ron TREsH BEEF.
pRoPosAIs FOR FREsH BEEF,

DRoPosALs FOR FRESH BEEF.
OFTIcE oTAoTIso CoMNIssART oF SUBsIsTEScK,l
foRr HAMILTON, NEW YoRK Harmon,
April D, lbA J
Sealed proposals in duplicate will be received at
the fresh beef required at the station during siI
months, commencing July ], ls79 Information as
can bo obtained by application to.
First Lieutenant Third Artillery, Acting Commls
| eAry Of Subsistence. area
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g ALE OF THE UNITED STATES ARSENAL
y AT YERGENNEs, VI
SALE OF THE U. 5. ARSENAL AT ROME
oRpsAsoE oyTIcE.I

WASHINGTON. D. O., March ~ IsIG
In pursuance Of law, and By direction OF the bee.
rotary OF War, the lands and buildings OF the
United States At Rome, New York, known as
Rome Arsenal, will De sold by public auction, on
my At 10 O'Clock q. M
The terms Of sale, as prescribed by law arc one
fourth cash at the tmO OF sale, aud the remainder
on credit OF one two, and three years with inter.
est A. slH per centnm per annum, secured by bond
and surety from the purchaser.
CirculArs giving detailed description OF the prop.
erty may be had upon application to thiA oiiCe,
70 the commanding ofhcer Of Wateryliet Arsenal,
West Troy, T., or to Col. 3. Crispin, Army Build.
lnlu, N, Y. city.
The property may DO inspected upon applying to
the non commissioned officer In charge -
mh2l!td Chief Of Ordnance, U. X. A.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-03-20

PARApE-The Hook and Ladder COMPANY
made their appearance, on the streets on Friday
last. rugged out in 'heis new uniforms, pIesen~
Ting quite an attractive appearance. Their
handsome carriage for their APPARATUS. sceisls as
light as Concord buggy, AMI is managed by as
active and spirited ccmpsny Of young &eh AS
ever walnut ee ed their services for community
good. On several occasions, when lhe alarm of
FIRE was given, they have shown remarkable
prom ptness in responding. with their apparatus
The company is composed cfsome ofourbest young
men, and will do aft Give service, when the oc-
cason requires, if, unfortunately it ever does
On Saturday the Hook and L.dd.r Company
and the Fire Company parnded through our
Atreets in full uniform each with their apparat-
tns, presenting quite an imposing appearance.
The fne personnel Of each the elastic spirits per-
vadipg. anl the activity which marked their ex-
ercises give evidence OF the stlenuld material Of
which both are composed, and promise Of efficient
ssry,cs whenever the occasion rsqiiifss it.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-03-20

SF.tSTeN A. L. CnuHcH. S"UTH -There WA
a general Expression Of regret among the mems
bsrs Of the II L Congregation on the announce
meut II at Rev H. II. Kennedy, the pastor for
three wears past, lAa been transferred TO London
county circuit He enjoys he confidence and al
ction Of his membership, AID the repec Of the
communi generally, in q remarkable degree.
and an earnest wish prevailed that ny tie returned
re present Conference year. Mr. keHHehy is
quite young man 10 have been assigned ~ sa
important station as Stanton. anil It Is highly
TO his credit that he has fulfilled the expectations
of the friend. Of the church satisfact IL ly to iii, 70
and cred tahy To himself. His am.ble. and &c
compli-h.d wife had lie ONE a general fHvorite.
and al who have enjoyed the pleasure of her
9uain.ance will part with her regretfully.
rr S. s. Roszeli .uccee is Mr.. Kennery. He
is cue Of The most powerful ard brilliant pulpit
orators to whom have ever listened and stands
second 20 no one within the limits Of the Bald
IN ire Conference. The congregation may well
f;ei ptmente4 that SO distinguished divine
has been designated 10 fiji the + pasiorsts' Tire
entire city viii share iii he congratulations, and
tender him n cau,ii4l welcome.
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L)eHtils.


On asrd. February near the Bath and High
land line, Daniel Monroe
On the 9Th inst. at his residence near Green
Vile, Peter Whitmore, ia the 18th year Of his
age. Sss5 sssfe ssa8a.S.s s ,.4,r
Near waynesboro on the 18th inst :. Salie r.
B.: daughter o g. r. ami S. II. relril, aged =
years and days.
In Bath county. on the 18th of February,
Lewis Ginsef. in the Attn year of his age.
Near Ed It'll. in Rockingham county. Feb. END.
Mrs. Nal Hill R6idabush, aged So years, .
months and Is days.
In Harrisonh.ifg, March 9Th, Leila. youngest
,nuahter OF Giles and Catherine Detier, in the
18th year of her age.
Az the residence of NJ. D. ViEes. 1T Gfeenvi'ie.
on The 18th inst VIM Taliaferro. He sFas tfieth
her Of Greenyile Council Friends of Tediper-
ance. and was buried by that society.
At his residence Green Ill., Highland county,
Friday, the 7th inst, Mr.. j. c. Bird, sudden
ly :, -,
A the Fountain Cave, Augusta CO.. Va, the
rssidehce Of her husband. MIR. e Pirky, II Con
sumbii-h; Mis-, s. A. Pirky, in the 37th year OF
her Age eiS%j4a
Oh the 18Th. In thls City, Estanola. second
daughter Of Hugh A. Glenn. esq aged about =
yenfs. Flowers. crushed and fading here, snail
htoom ia eternal freshness and beauty there.
For there are no graves there. Blessed words.
We misc thee Esta the smile hat used to greet US.
No Ii, IRE will shed its sunlight Ger the heart;
Or sweet a.lieu he whispered when part;
Thy last adeu IS ssid thy smile has lost its play;
rhy heart is still that WAS full Of love;
The angels come AMI called the. deHr. away, l.
To join their number in the realms above.
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A FIVE TEAS at woul., have made old

A FINE TEAM EFT woul.! have made old Mr..
bergh S heart warm with delight could he have
looked upon :. four horse team OF Of our Au-
gpst;. farmers, few days ago. Oh Streets
Tie horses were i'll splendid order, nicely gro.n
ed in every respect, aud looking as though they,
had been blank e ed aud bcdded, ard attended tc
as only one who properly appreciates the noble
animal could have it done. They are the property
Of MIR. Evers, Of Long Glade, in this county
Every one who noticed them remark ed-..there
goes Rockingham team, y and We thought so TOO.
until we made inquiry. Well. AIR. Evers lives
near The Rockingham line, aid we think is OF
Rockingham eek.
Why do not farmers generally give their hof-
ses better attention? il costs more, aud the
pleasure OF having their horses i'll hea thy. thti
wing condition. would ore Than compensate t"r
the li,rle lime consumed in rubbing and bedding
their stock We venture the assertion that MIR.
Eyers is :. prosperous farmer, drawing our con
clusion from the condition OF his team
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Bankrupt Notices.
case n, 2s8.

Case n, 2s8 So. q s
IN THE DISTRICT CoURf OF fiji UNITED
/ States, for the Western district 81 Virgins
In Bankruptcy.
In the matter of Joseph sattiuels, bankrupt.
To Whom IL N,ey Concern IS: 'ass (. q IN \.
The undersigned, William NJ yorraugh, Of
Grove Hill. Page county. Virginia; Hetehg gives
notice of his appointment Assignee of the
es ate of Joseph Samues. of Page county, in grid
Dist riot, who was. the 9th day OF December
D., 1872, adjujged bankrupt on his own. ps
tition by the District Court of said District
Dated February a5th. 1873.
WM. NJ. DORRAUGH,
march l5=3W Assignee
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MUr,.j0ges.

Near Nj. siaAay. by Rev. Samuel Driver, Geo
D. Williams aid Miss, Mary Hawkins.
AT shera,.aic. by Rev. John N. Lockridge.
John W. GSolsbA and Miss Ealle, J. Gregory, all
of Augusta ,vs.
On fes 10. by Rev. R. L. shrsSns. Rev: u.
Davis ofMineral county. W. Va; aha Miss Ma
on Feb Io.h a, point of Forks tluyanna
county. va. Miss Anna II. Gait, ard CAPT. W. H.
t{ul nan.
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Matnxo. advertisements.

The Agents OF this establishment are now ready
To receive ali kinds Of ladies' and gents garments,
such as silks. velveis, laces. WOODEN goods. and
gents clothing feathers. shawls curtsins, &s., I'd
be dyed or cleansed, ct very shor. notice, in tho
best style. and at the lowest rates.
As We have al the necessary machinery, we
are also enabled to clean CARPETS and make theui
look equal to new.
wemake sp.eals s. Cleaning gents cloth
ing by a prccess ST steam. No securing, nd
,crubbinS or rubbing Up of o6:hes. In orr pro.
cess clo,hipg will not rhrink or get out Of shape
They will be re:pressed by skillful Tailor,
whom we have engaged by the year to do pressing
and repairing fer establishment,
We also clean kid gloves in all colors.
We charge nothing for expressage, and
Offices all over the Southern country
All work left with our Agents will he forward
ed Immediately, and can be delivered within
days.
All Of cur work is guaranteed to give satisfacs
ton, or .nb c,arses made.
For further particulars, call at the Office of orr
Agents. where you will receiss circulars End in.
formation.
Mnj. JAMES ": NEwToN, Agent;
Tor Stauhtsn, Va.
t. II. ANTRIM. Agent, for Waynesboro, who
only are authorized TO receive and deliver week
under our name. march ely
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IEN3.kets-
STANTON MARKETS, Mar. 20.

We have nothing special to report in our mar
kets fbr the present. Flour and Wheat are dull
at the quotations, aid hot much offering. There
is hot mitch general proauee bfsting, as farmers
are busy at home preparing the stll, ayaiing
themselves Of the good weather for this purposei
Sc. &c.
Trade is not so good this week and all business
is somewhat duIl
Seeding and planting Potatoes, being the ''or-
der of the day
Ses below the msrke. rates.
RICHARDSON L BELL,
Flour and Produce Merchants,
Augusta strest
corr.ctsd avery uszt 81 i. 3. iIoaz / $50.
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CoxrLIMYNTARY.-Th The employees Of the virgin
ian Office return thanks TO Mr.. Conner, the ac-
commodating and gert'emany manager OF the
American Hotel Bar. for tie fl. st compliments OF
tho se.sos. Represented by delicious lemonade.
and whi.key mint jur.. TIE mint IVES brought
from Norfolk, fresh ard strong, and introduced
IS havoring to the spirits. such as are kept at
til. American bar, constituted very pal liable
treat Mint viii be received at this popular es-
Establishment every day during the season until
the native growth natures.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-03-20

ATTEMPTED BANK itoBBEnY We learn
from u gentleman Of this city who recently
visited Lexington. that on Friday night last
there was an attempt made To break into thu
Lexi.e ,ou Bauk. by bearing around the lock
with an augur. Two persons were sleeping
in the Bank. and being awakened by the
l.oise, made some demonstrations that fright
ened the would be burglars who ran of.
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/ We publish on our frs, page Il commune
cation on the sul.jert Of Free School. 1t is
needless 10 say that sc Oh not endorse all the
positions Of our c.'sfesp'ndsa.s. We know
wha. his aim is, and in that We are heartily
WITH hi.n-,hai isa good free school system.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-03-20

Destructive FisE.-On Sunday last the dwell
ling house, shop and stable, Of Irvine Reed. a
.colored man, living on the chuscIvile road, about
i've miles from StauEaten, we're entirely consumed
BY fre The owner succeeded il saving some
little Of his household furniture and several new
saddles Every thing Else was burned, including
bacon, some -four, sadder's Tools, &c The loss
falls heavily very worthy colored man, and
eeed cilizen. - 5t.f
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-03-20

AN ANc;sSr BUILDING The house o!
James Patrick. Esq. on South River was
bnilt in l747. and I shingles then put on
remained unti' apent ten years ago, "he1s
they we're talco of in soind condition.. and
placed an old stable-ha,ing been Oh the
house llS years
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-03-20

PRopERTY IN iiu.riNurox.-W under
stand that MHj. d I Basby of this place
has sold house and lot in Huntington, w.
va. for $1,000 cash. Maj. B. paid $3.50
lnr he ..t ahnn' Is a.on,hs ago aud improy-
ed To tie amount ot S0OO.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-03-20

We regret to Lara that Mrs. Drew Robertson.
wife Of Cart, Il. Ii. Robertson delegate frcm Al
1eghany and Craig. aud daughter of Capt G. 4.
Mason, was severely burned about the face and
head. last week, at the Ballard house, Rich
nond. She was lighting the gas in her room.
and holding camphor bottle IN her hand. The
-esmphor gnited. and caused he accident; which,
w learn will not di.fgure her.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-03-20

PHEsoNAI.-Jatige a, i Cochran. State Sena
tor from Aug lsta. arrived in stanutcn on satur,
day, on leave, account OF sickness and IS atop
ping at the .nerican lictel.
Gen. JOAN !.caeis, peesisasat of the ssexsrson
and Big Sanity Railroad. reached horae from sfea
isyle. Ky. Saturday last.
Maj L. 7. Bagby and Lady returned howe
Mond.y evening last fres., an extended Southern
itour Of q days. sr-
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ANOTHER HOUSE, BdesEp.-f.ast week the dwell
ling Of Mr. Robert Baylor, with nearly all the
furniture, vas consumed by fire. Mr.. Taylor is n
poor man, with family ana the lass falls ex-
tremely heavy upon him. We were gratlted to
learn that several CT his neghbors are executing
themselves 20 replace portion OF his loss, by
private subscription lie lives near jennings
Gap.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-03-20

IsoN Orr We direct att en- Oh to the adver-
tisement of "A. II. Perry, General shperinten-
dent OF thecaesaeeake aud Ohio Railroad ask
ing THOSE who are working iron ore beds to COM
tvnuuicate with him at Richmond Va.
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Case No. 2eO.
TN THE DISTRICT CURT OF THE UNITED
J. States, for the Western District of Virginia
In Bankruptcy.o..e ~.
In the matter of Reuben bonds, bankrupt
To Whom May Concern:
The undersigned. William NJ bnrraueb, Of
Grove Hill, Page county, Virginia.pherehya gives
notice OF his appointment as Assignee Of. the
estate OF Reuben Bonds. of Rockingham county,
lii said District who WAS on the 10Th day OF De-
cslnber, A. D.. 1872, adiudged bankrupt on his
own petition blythe district Court of said Dis.
trict.
Dated, February 2sth. 1873
WIN. NJ DORRAUGH,
hareh lo-5w Assignee.
ssiea Case No. t261.as,a go. ~
TNTHE DISTRICT COURT OF THE, UNITED
States. for the Western District aof Virginia
In Bankruptcy.
In he matter Of Stephen Price, Bankrupt.
To Whom Il NeN Concern:
The undersigned, William H. Uocrauph az
Grove hiti, Page county, Virginia, hereby Eiyes
hotice OF his appointment as Assignee III tbe
estate OF ,s.ephea Price, Of Page county. in said
District, who was. ON he 2lst day OF Uesember.
A. y, 1872 adjndgesl u bankrupt on his avn 10.
ti,ion by lie Distslct Court az sad District III
Dated, February 2Sth. 1873. 8s'g ~ tsssas #
q NaIal NJ. DORRAUGH,
s nsf-to'i $50 VIZ ntiG 7r~.aa s - Assign e.
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Wo call attention . the notice Of John NJ. Car
roll. city Treasurer, to the tax payers u stsun-
Ton. Five per ceat will be saved by paying o.
tween this and the fest of April
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of.1r n j. Miller was killed. recently
near Pend Gap, by log falling on h'n' "n''e
seee saw lag
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Las. week the eoes destroyed nearly the ent'fe
hocls CT sheep Ct Mr.. Rob'. Scott i'''"s A'"'
'Stuarts Draft.
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RALTIMoRE tsSFs.s sKCE y he next session OF
~the Baltimore Conference Of the N. T. Church.
South, will NEE, II, 'otanntcn. ih!s was 'he
unan;n,.us INSTRUMENTATION &C that body, before
their ad 20 l,nm. nj in Iea''more last week.
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TgHCoURr BILL We are pleased to notice
that tie delegates from this county voted agains:
the Court Bill Rockingham was equally dlvi-
ded-Denca,e for and D'Ferrali against it.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-03-20

ALEXANDRIA Ca,rLa MAsKrr. March IA
,Ye quote cattle at from 81 10 e. aad sheep
Ind lambs 10 7 cents per potna: 30. cows
md calves are in active REQUEST ct 20 to 500
HALr.AoHs Cattle MARKET. Mar. 1s.-Pri
;es to-day for beef cattle ranged as folsaNs: Best
ewes AT 6 IS S7.25; generals rated FIST dual,
ty at Is . Sc. %; medium to gg6ci fair aiali,s
It $50 "a S. %; ordinary thin steers. oxen shd
.ows at 90 Il $4.50-general average Of The
market 50 25; extreme range OF prices 3 W
81, 20 Most of tine sales were from 4,07 to So,
81 per 100 pounds
sHeFp We quote sheep at 5a7 per pound
gross; stock she at 20 . S3.25 per herd
lambs % So, 81 per head as to size and quail
ty. .es@ 80
ltdas We quote hogs in fair dpmand at : a
$40 per 100 pounds net.
: GEoRcgTowN Ca4fLs MARKET, March IL -
There weFs 400 cattle. 300 sheep ann lambs and
Is cows and CALVES sold at from to &c for cat
tie. 6 Sc Tor sheep, 3 to S., 30 for lambs, and
20 to $50 for cows i'd CALVES.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-03-20

n. Shelly lewis, sen af Hon J. f. Lewis, has
been appointed internal revenue collector for the
fifth district o. Virginia Mr.. Lewis has. up to
this tine. We believe. discharged The duties ofas'
seseor Of taaf district.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-03-20

John W. Abby is now receiving his sprug cloth
ing. This announcement is sufficient, as abby
always keeps the best quality and in large guam
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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-03-20

ROBBERY AT WAYNBsB0Ro'-Tae store Of
Messrs Smith & Patterson. Wayresboro'. Tas
broken into on Tuesday night the 18th, and rob
bed Of so in greehbacks. 81 silver watch, and
other articles. m attempt WAS made to enter
,ha store oe Mr. Thos II. Antrim, the same nj ght.
but tue purpose WAS frustrated BY window be-
ing hois,el y SOMEONE Who lsd. been attracted
by tie noise },l,w.