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, 1873-08-05
REAL ESTATE.

Tho following Instruments woro hod for rec
ord Oh Monday, Ang. 4:
orrY rnorEnTY,
Mol,awl1 s near " cor OF Linden at Lot 80, dated
Aug. 2; confederation, l,285.
West Superior st, between Ashland nv and Armour
s 25x125 II, dated July %; consideration, 26o
Lot II, iii Block 49, Of D. s. Leos Addition, dated
Juno 90 confederation, 81, ,250.
Diyson st, notwcon Noble md Currior ats, ST, ASK
100 #, dated July o1 +; consideration, $4,000
Winchester az, 100 # Of Polk 81, cf, 2l1ll4H It,
datol Juno ; consideration, 8i,loo.
Tcst jackson at, . corner Of Bacrancnso at, I,
AsX.l25 It, dnsed July 80 confederation, s1,7oo.
1lllwa..keo av 16o It NV Of alrsrd nt +, 25111s
r. NSs sia PSs'SS9 9a G stpsdaradu % a n;oa st19o
d1tsa A Aug g 1iss sSnsidier1ion is Msn
hlssk Mseshods Idaiaon.fstei fssSi Juno
dated April b; consideration, ssiso ~ ''1l4' ~
oiyborn ay, cor Of sophia 1T, sox1o5 IT. dated Aug.
Eli. y, # I'D IhiFty,o,ehta u, + 12a IT.
lot 8, in aubploek 4, Of Block is, scc. 7, 80, II,
da!cd Aug. 4; consideration, 81, ,45o.
o. da;ea Ct saa .5 .Ens place. Lot
1T 49, al aaIonlns tho above, dated Aug4; consld-
Tho premises No. 1sa Park nv, dated Aug. i; con-
Lot ), IL SoeS Of Jones pu,rlcRs Addition, dated
Ais Ios II sYlai5a t. a. IL Boeh % " aorrnan Of
o4 Sec. %, 10, II, dated juno n; consideration,
burnside 1t, noar cor Of Thir.y-sizth ct, I, AZ
It to alley, datcl July II: consideration, $1,6o0.
Undivided II Of Lots 81 and q, in Block 4, Brad
we!lA Addition, with buildings, dated Aug. 2; cos
sou5m Or o11x 11Mrrs.
Lois % and 80, in Dlnck A. Of McChesnoya Subdiri-
ElcL. i1 Sec. O. 49, a. dated hInY cpnH1era-
, 1873-08-05

Tomorrow {Tuesday) tho Board Of Trade will
proceed to d special election for Director to
take tho place OF Mr. Richardson, who resigned
fow days ago. .-.-
It is reported that Id per bu is bid for grain
to be carried from New York TO Liverpool in
September. This Ia equal to $40 in currency, to
which should DO addod sd per bu for selling In
Liverpool. With those figures In view it was no
wonder TINT tho farmer il unable to obtain liv--
ing prlco for his produce.
THE MARKETS..
Tie leading produce markets. wero rather loss
active thau the average to-day, but priccB wore
vol maintained aud aomo Of than wero higher
than on Saturday. That ia, tho supply WINS
small in proportion to rather limited demand.
The receipts wero light except in corn md
oven they arc expected to grow less, as tho ware-
houBen at tho country stations arc running very
low, owing to the fact that harvest work has
made tho farmors too busy to carry much grain
to markot. The shipping movement WAS
moderately active.
There was no appearance OF activity In the
dry goods market except In tho department Of
10 move With some freodon and arc working
tlrmor. GrocercA were in flir demand with
prices generally firm, tho exception boing Hu-
gars, Bome grades OF which were quoted "oif "
I'LL zHDs OUACC0 HNlu 1k4Ol6 Nv uA NAFHLGD VI
A@D16o in Java and Rio. lsice is worry firm, with
something Of Ill upward toudopcy. Oalldlea,
soaps, starch, spfcoB, de-, were quoted steady
and unchanged. The huttor and oheeso markets
presented tho same general features as at the
close Of last week. tho former ruling quiot and
{e1copt choioe) easy, while tho latter continues
faIrly active and firm. There was good dogroe
Of activity iu tie fruit trade. orderH from local
re.alers as we'll AZ from tue interior trade bolng
lboral, and the advanced pricoa latoly ohabllsh-
cd were thoroughly sustained. Nuts Rre firm
| and advancing, Hay, hides, and loathor romain
| quiet aB previously quoted. No changes wero
reported in connection with tho oils, paints, pig
| iron, tobacco, and wood markets.
The yard trade In lumber IL only fair, and ut
unchanged prices. The market III firm, espocial-
ly for ]olsts and hcautliug, hut prices arc aH yot
| Without alteration. Tho receipts ut tho BAlo
docks were very large. There was o good attolld-
anoe Of buyers, but lilo market was only fairly
active and not particularly strong. Building n,n-
torlnls wcro unchanged. Metals md tuners
! stock continue to meet With Il moderate inuuiry
prees arc without furthor change. Iron, nails
| md naval storoB wero without now features.
Wool was LII fair donand but tradiug is reatrlot-
cd somewhat BY tho light stocks aid tAo snail
| receiptB. On thia account tho market is ilr7n
and prices are sride higher for somo descrip-
tiols. l}foom-corn was quiet md frtn. Hops
met with moderate inquiry from country brow
ors, nnd choice grades wore firm. Timothy seed
WAS In fair roguast, at S8.75@4.00 for prime to
| choice soo1. Qood 1a1 sold at sl.021G. 0ther
, 1873-08-05

shipments from this port will, an advance In rrices
Very little sn 10 now on tho river nnsod, and nu1nor
!acst reported sao Us atnnl lot-l,ooo barrcia-on
Wednesday,, ut $t.43 pbr barrol cnai. AA Inns been
stated bciore, offers Of $145 for The scnson'a make
havo boon rnatt0 mud rcfaHoa.
There arc abo1tt ton blocks In HaglnAw County
which arc now ao, hna with present prospect of
running this ycnr. At tho end Of tho Valley tile pro
tltcton hna been bctcr maintained throughout tho
sesso. There 10, howoyor, ,,o prosEeos q m Hcc;
along bcen st 1cast fully UP 10 tho production, mud
tito present condition Of outside markets ensures
continuance Ut a,ch demn1d.
LATEST.
In the afternoon wheat waa moderately aotivo
and stoady for tho month, but lrmor for tho
September option. No. 2 spring aold at s1.159a
@t.16N aelfor tho month, and 31.oS@1. .061
aoilor September, both options closing at tho III
eido. Corn waa fairly active and advanced 40,
aoiling at 8714@98c seller tho mouth, and 1890
$500 sollor Hoptomber, both options closing at
tho outside; also Of ao1lo sellor ootobor. 4
salo WAS reported OF 30, 900 tea Of short ribs nt
OJ1o oasli. A echoonor was cnartorod for corn
to buffalo Mt $40, capncity 22,000 bu.
, 1873-08-05

susrENs1oS or rue nonoEEN yAy1Nos pANY,
Owing TO dofalcalon of one Of lis oflIcers n
~,n Voc moia ioat ,v"n;T ~ t;s har,, o,i T. .rna
raM arl ""a .u n aaas i;i W o o@@, nnu we
loieeu ~ @ ~ .t uetnGasan GsG ~ ~ ~
acAno"lodeea Witt M leheh a. ioast soo,ooo; Ihoro
ronronouting al noarly as can 10 determined,
al. .200. OOu while thu aaBotn OF tho bauk as
stnfaI hv 1Jnyon Kiml,nll, thn nowlv-alncteI
II W. n.ey,It Iii ronoI fro.,, a. min nnn -
oon ann W" he.se ~ az s,', ~
S4,5o9,ooV. ~ coulsu ihucl4 VI tl.'s sun! ~ ~
vested III auCn WHY tilht IL CauhoG leutMly 10
converted. The nutlorlssos claim the ability to
, 1873-08-05
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.

MONDAY EVENING, Aug. 4.
CATTLE-Receved since Saturday, 3407. Had tho
Bupply been confined to tue frssh recets the chances
aro that scllcrH would have recovered portion Of
the decline last week. but 600 more stale
stale cattle operated as dampor" and effoctuay pro-
vontcd my upward movoment Of prices. Duyors com-
parayelyworo few aud accept Wai 1el and Norris,
whose purchases made fair aggregate, their opera~
braced few choice roycs, but tho average WAS poor,
nearly a tho stale cattle mud tho bulk Of tho fresh
riynla grading as common au,l medium. Sales wore
rcported nt 80 for Inferior to good aud
common to good Toxaa cattlc; At $40o@47s for conl
mon to nelum natives; and at 500@5.e5 for good to
, 1873-08-05
COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY EVENING, Aug,4.
Tho following woro tho receipts and shipments
OF the lending articles of produce IN Chicago
during tho past forty-cight hours and for tho
corresponding date one ycnrago:
, 1873-08-05

n...,, tr,,,ta ,r,ro - -, !!
sesun More hcna.gou' ] ,s'ssn .snro WAL .n,na ~
soelnny 1ar foaMost a t .aas ~ %otw m,re"
ed r APPLES w0fo nbnua5, na opmo mon
as "4s oaslor; 1a1 ~ So MJ,S r"a ".so
.a.Re s,ns o nt, ny, nrn aoro nUm ~,
~ W. io1'1et p'1'o1' HsB7 "olo eo'Ai'' I'LL"
1u,,,roa ,voro ou,o4 onl .b.do oosor WIFI,
@ wo,e ros ',o1 n pa,nuo aEa" easo1 was
.os " " prni "iy t E.,o notns
ara n,1ed ~ * aoa c1easo Al 'no
p,!o frlU1,ta ,rora nv, .,,nioro,o, ,.,, t,,.
,,a 1,ooi,.;,11 ~ T.a,,. ne.so put "
a. ke oinaa cr,, ui s snii ,T1 .Ts - ~
~ x o a. mn, ros ~ ta,,o oui SUI ~ aGo. ~
~ ,on,;o1 mha iao ~ ~ oG Corn 10 nhsss9n
nnI ra1 ~ Mn,, ~ 49, !tn.sn sa.un ~ n.nS
~ 9a ~ ,nr,, ~ po,ts Wu.o ~ nnlEnMnsea
rci, ~, ~ tr;ntna 1 1ou W. ,ra
od Gh,ci, viii corry ~ t a11 mn H.. ror wsn n
nh M r,a WI os't4S ou' o1o''oo y" 'oA4 ana W.
wy psn.;:;o.,. ~. nJo, -,,u. ,,.. ,... .,uo.,,
ri,a o',1s, msau n'ost iaq.Ve, nnt ssaoBel
.ri,i,t, p ssa staunau'on7 WIZ ~ ,nesa pgt' io1
Mn.n su1.p Ma1 Is,, touuiate slGoula'is1 W. .ti ~
nr oo. ~ Wy .s'S s s.ein % 10 stu
on eaa ~ e,Il ro.A ~ m.u oaJops WIN. - alGauy
nu.u ior !n.alg aehsely, a,'o specuit1su soiiols @
Mu,u "ppassny ar"1u ~ oneraao 4usT W., 'no1
.,.oS, W soluoleu y .l u ~. fo mas uun III n.u
aynnsou ~ sgons w., ipoHstpio 70 get ~ 1ny R
Sh.hnsiAam On tno arIlcIo; Mcate wore nSlo ~
,sat nsnof " ;I anu ~ Tol AH,,oi ~ ~ ~
buulA uluulCb, Will I1uuc Ak LAN AA-
, 1873-08-05

FrC,1ch calf "a to 80 ibs. lG5Ga 23E
e & AND E y TiSNEs yro0Krha Gsaa aea
was mGdsrate spd generally fes small lots. preoa
arS xees saspsi . i'sss
!a1?a $500: do, roofing, TO- $3.50; do, 2or2a,
s1rEr z,so-fnll caaks, lie; half casks ii K@11ho;
lcas quantity, 11Ae; saIg, oc. :
a1SvAs1zTp iaes5So: 1s@2o aso; Is No. 2a92A i 1ssi
y III Sc esa ~ !; sdo Md sd@ 1ss H. ill., % discount
sss psaised "copper" S'St d. IT,
WinEv2 b te se = sna ,9s; - Il, 11o; -
'oss ss0Ss sts ssa 0aS; Tho sup
Ply il fair. Fellowing are ths rates current: l9a
Sli e s46kfgM9Is a. s32l9 'os sess 1 ,e. .na
feRs hsmp az T. eot t. 2ess5e ~ ;0ns nsrs f.
siss 'sfss 5Gs 81 81 5yaass s,ss ss sss @'''
o1Ls-rrado wue reported quiet, With prices gopor-
s y sa SSss Sss
isTa Nc es' No. e2G linsssa sa 9ag 9s
5i9; neats loot oi ss1stly raro slo; % extra eoo
Do Ne ! !So; saak o.! oSe; st5ats 7oo; slsphsas
Nh Tflf,s1 IT, -,n,,trs r.,~ n.,,.,k - .h,,4
fates an ~ Wo amote: seeten aGSosang 70
nraa rn w W. - ~
sv0,r c,,oreasT tx aone ne coo1 IL n
rsceps M o. reatoes nayS iacn @ o1
cohsluoraD,y iof oay or lWG, mus enaoHnB tne 70
~ e " f ,a f t t ~ ~ &
eiuea ADVANCE Is anticipatoI "a o amoant to como
M u & w ~ III ~ VI III s ~ q *
0o q poE n ~ I'M ogs r. uu ~ i, txs, ~
aHeet PusatoSs "os9 EeneS ~ aos ie 81 ooAe'f
ana ot,: w., mt ,,c nou;rv a,cant fo,
~ Wa ~, 1ot toi Mu an4uWay osesrr os
tatAe, eAoisS ~" y - ~. n..xio i ~ n6r p tY1
were not 90 plenty o. on n 9a. h9 snrpy
IT. e9aa * 1s ~ 1E a s,l ~ III
coopa sPFinssm M ~ u q s2S50o ss ~ n .oons soors p
| 3 Sxooi 'coopo snAn w ~ Ss''' eoop' a.
eaos-1motny %na n ~. na nnI t to *
sappIY SaotNole a. PANE ~ aooWe t''to
n!ao ~ 9o:9uegS:io 6e1es -aahua.s s i t.o ~ @
pTe 70 .e an a Was ~ ~ on 9 nr,n n
~ r. otn ss:s ~ Ss nss noce tmo
a.e9 bags at = bsss good = q s s26s anas'
aftS a. 9..so; ou psss .om - ~ 1,'sH en ~ muk 49,
$aog: eaI aoAec Asg1ss H ~ u e'.e'i 4oo oass IL"
$'v3 noo oaba M ~ ~ wv ~ ~
. nnAtTn a"!e e1ec ~ Aetltsy WE MatncSseo w ue
tna hea9 tne auotsa prices oo,g a. ~ m no
ordinary coarse, s3,9o; coarse Diamond 9, $40
aaas %son ehS dssy por
aas9t 70 alEivo, and sl:a6@2. % from store. -.
a., naouesa.o antouns , o1 1 taea H. "aa nc
- snis 10, i ans 7n m ,a a'
t-on " Rom!S - .uo A.o's etat1s tsu .att ~
! 10 weak Thero were no anotablo changes, o.
follows; Young hyson, common to fatr, 4s@s5e
90 good, WS9.oe 20 eaoSe 10 a3eTa Ta1,a, nEe, soe@
8l.lo; common to TO- ane od hyson' loG95c com ~
| mon lmporla outgoocf Boou " CAolce, uos oV
, 1873-08-05

Withdrawn from store on Saturday for city
consumption: 1,724 bu corn; $40 bu oats; 2l8
bu rye; 8o5 btu barley.
The following grim has been inspected into
store this morning up to 10 o'clock: 4914 cnrs
wheat; 44616 cars corn; 6,000 bu No. l do;
&C, 400 bu high mixed do; $4,000 bu No. 2 do, and
13,470 bu rejected do, by cannl 2a cara oats;
1000 bu no grado do, by canal; 0 cars rye.
Total (522 cars), sol 900 bu.
The following shows tho distribution OF the
breadstutrs shipped out from this port during
tho npet Nook:
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IN
which chnrge follows tho shingles.
Thickueas-Fiye shingles to bo two inches IN thick!
mesa. -
Length-8ixtoen inches.
HARDWOOD, &,
Baok-Wn1nut - Counters, sto0.o0@15oo0; clear,
s65. 5.o0@ss.0o; common. $35.00@60.00: Gull, S2o005a
$500; flooring, 10000.
Aah-Cear, S2s.00@4o.Oo; common, $18.00@25oo;
Gull $40. 0.o0@1600; flooring, $30.00@ 1000.
oak@o!ear, : , s2o.oo@io.ou; common, 916.ooS25oo;
Iickory-C!ear, s2s .0o@5o.ov; common, s2o.oo@
81. 90 Gull, s12e0@18.0O.
klanle-Clenr, s22.00@350o; common, $lo0o@25, ,00s
Gull, $40. 0.09GSl610.
Buttcrnut-olear, f35.oo@6o.oo; common, $2o.ooS,
S0tySs Gpsnv-o,ear. s,oouasooo. common s,6ooca
$500; Gull, $12.0o@18.00.
Wh!towood-ccar t3o.0o@4o.oo; common, 5000
@25.00 Gull, 31000@15.0O.
Wagon stock-liekory axlca, per got, st.oo@1 80 ;;
wagon pocs eac 4h9a55o boz boards $aO006s 4O.o0.
Florlda rcd cedar, SIC pcr fl; mahogany 30@4
do counters, Soc; rosewood. 5O@Soo white holly 30c.
, 1873-08-05
NATIONAL LIN E

OF RTE.AMSEIIP
Sailing from Now York 70. QuScnstown and IAynrpoos
every Saturday, and for London direct fortnight.
For QUEENSTOWN and LIVERPOOL from Piers II
and II, Narth Iltsor =,
FTsncu % sataldsy. 1Sss. 1s T. Egypt: saaiday. AUG. 81
Cabin PassnRc, $40. $50, nnl 500 currency.
Return Tickets, 314U and 500 CnTrcucy-
BTEERAGE PASSAGE, 800. currency.
Passengers bouked to or from German and scnndlnh-
Wan r1lntA ut low rates.
The eanshlps Of this llno Che largest In tho trade.
Dtafts Gseat Bfitaut ireland, nnd the G0ntinnnt
WILLIAM MACALISTER,
Gen'i Western AgDnt,
Northeast Clark and Raudophsts Opposite now
Sherman II0uAa}. Chicago.
, 1873-08-05

Total ......a, 600 $es5,28G ,62o s92,049 $3do
Tho following tablo shows the amount OF Do
poBtB in tllu savings banks of tho State from
Jan. /, 1858, when they we're FIRST committed TO
the supervision Of the Superintendent, to Jan.
/. 1875:
, 1873-08-05

"Ett1tHhTbQ .
There were aloat tho New York canals July 20,
destined for tlewater: Wheat l,o87, 900 bu corn,
D73,000 btu oats 252,0i4 bu malt, 25,a70 bu rye,
38428 BIT and poua, 3D98 bn.
Receips Of -four and grain at seaboard ports for tho
Week ended July 20, 1875;
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-12-18

NHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD-On
" and after October 26th, 1878, the passenger
trains. will run as follows:
MAIL TRAIN.-Leaves Richmond $50 q m
daily except Sunday, connecting with W. c.. Va.
NJ. 4 G. s. railroad at Gordonsville and Char
ottesville, and arrives at Staunton $50 p m. and
at Hinton at 1000 p. m.
at 1880 p. NJ, connecting at Charlottesville with
the W. c., Va, NJ & G. S. Railroad from Lynch
burg and southwest, and arrives at Staunton at s
90 3. N and at Huntington at Z 90 p. N.
This train stops between Richmond and White
Sulphur only at Junction, Gordonsville, Char
lottesville, Staupton, Goshen, Millboro' and Gov
ington.
WESTWARD AccoMMoDAT1oN TRA1N-Leayes
Richmond at 4, IS p. and arrives at Gordons-
vile at $50 p. n.
EASTWARD.
Steamer leaves Cincinnati at 4 p. M daily ex-
cept Sunday, and arrives at Huntington at a..
N. next day, connecting with express train,
EXPRESS TRAIN Leaves Huntington at 10 a.
M. daily except Sunday, and arrives at staunton
ll:25 p. m. and at Richmond at 4:3O a. m. newt
day, connecting with trains going South and with
James River steamer for Norfolk. This train
stops between White Sulphur and Richmond only
at Junction, Gordonsyille, Charlottesville, Staun-
ton. Goshen, Millboro' and Coyington
MAIL TRA4N.-Leaves Hirton at 400 a.. m.
dolly except Sundays, connecting with ". C. Va.
NJ l. G. S. railroad at Charlottesville and Cor
louisville, and arrives at Staunton at 10, 20 A. n,
and at Richmond 500 p IN.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.-Leaves Gordon, ,ille
500 .. NJ. connecting with train of W. G. Va.
NJ. & G. S. Railroad from Lynchburg and South,
west daily except Sundays and arrives ut Rich
mond $3.50 o. "a. EDGAR VLIET.
Gent Pass and Ticket Agent.
A. H. PERRY,
General Superintendent.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-12-18
Geo 4-st
Cease No. ATT !

Cease No. A77)
in THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE URITEr
States, for the Western District OF Virginia
In bankruptcy.
In the matter Of James ?. Dorsey bankrupt
10 ItAo.a it Kay Concern;
Tho undersigned, JAS H. Vandevanter, Of Ber-
yyville, Clarke Co., Virginia, hereby gives mo-
sice of hs appointment Assignee of the estate
of James r. Dorsey, Of Clarke county. in
said District. who was Oh the l4th day of Aug.
a. D. 1873. adjudged d Bankrupt on his own
petition by the District Caurtof said District.
Dated. Nov, 90 1873.
JAE. II. YAX9EVANTER.
dee A-St Assignee
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-12-18
\ MEXICAN HOTE,
"A IMMEnIATELY AT THE 6. 3 OHIO RAILROAD
STAUNTON, VIRGINIA..
MooHEsNEY 8 NADENBoUsoH, proprie.c

MoCHEsNEY & NApENB0UsoH, Propriesors
Tho PraHrieters in resuming the management
Of this well known and popular hotolso long ans
favorably known to the travelling public promise
in the futureto retain the reputation the Ameri
asa has borne, as 8
EIRSY GLASS HOTEL. (
Its locality, Immediately at the Railroad Derat,
renders it convenient stopping place for 5er-
sons on business or in search of health.
Bag and Barber Shop in the House.
Aalthe Offices of the Telegraph and Sag lines
running to this town are adjoining this house.
first class Livery Stable, conducted by Pat
O'Tools, is connected with this House.
MoCKESNEY s co.
n. B.-Gitixens of the county will be furnished
Dinner at SO GEMS. and Horses fed by PIT 0'Toois
20 aauts
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-12-18
DURKEsS LIVERY STABLES,
~ &aMunfzAan N.n

a, In entering upon the new year, r
the subscriber has had his New Stables arranged
for the accommodation Of his growing custom,
aad calls the particular attention of his friends
and the public to his unusual facilities for carry
ing on his Livery an enlarged scale.
His Stables are entirely new, the floors adapt
ed to the comfort of horses, and his sheds fitted
up for the protection Of vehicles from the wealth
er.
He wishes to remind the public that his COM
plete outfit of new BUGGIES, CARRIAGES,
PHAETONS, HACKS, &C., in neatness and ease
Of moving, are not 70 be equaled by any Livery
in the Valley.
H can accommodate persons with superior Ri=
ding and Driving es. both Gentle and Fast
Horses Fed and Boarded on liberal terms.
The famous Hostler, Tom Bethel, is in general
charge of the stables.
OFFICE near the Bridge, (ass0 6ui1diny.
ian 4-tf ED. BURKE.
1873. 1873.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-12-18
ameA Oysters.

UNisla and Oysters.
n w. 5. STUFF, wholesale and retail deal.
er In fish and oysters, is now receiving daily
fresh supplies. 1t affords him great pleasure to
make TINS announcement to his friends and to
the public in general. Tho old reliable hn, been
silent for some time past, but as the attractive
season is at hand he must break the silence and
inform you all where to send when such vow NAV
want. Bat he hopes the memory of the past has
not bean forgotten where these delicate refresh.
mepts have been for the last eighteen months,
when all others failed. So if he can merit .
continuance of the same, Stanton shall not
lack fer a sufficient supply Of fish and oysters.
as they will always be in waiting for customers.
Come one, come all, and see what Staunten can
afford.
Cash paid for apples, fresh butter, Irish Pesa-
toes, and country produce in general.
Oysters fried up in suitable style,
Is an attraction to every ones eye,
The child as well as the older ones.
Reaches its plate back for the second fry.
The person soon grows in size and weight,
And it's because they reach for fries,
30 when the time for Oysters arrives
In sure to be found on the RICH, hand side.
Spots. trout and sheep-heads completes ny,
rhyme,
So judging from the first the fish are fine.
80 send in your orders or call for slI such,
At the little store kept by
OCT 9 WAITER S. STUFF.
/ e-OpenlPg-OIympic Saloon.
~ corner OF Augusta street. and Spring Lane.
The subscribers would respectfully inform
their friends and the PUBLIC that the o. ymps sa-
loon has been recently fitted up with private
Boxes for Oyster parties. Sc. and will be opened
to-day with choice stock of
Foreign amd Domestic Wines,
Branaies, WhEskie's. Ale,
Porter. Cigars. &c,
of the bes: brands.
Q < s T RR g.
Fresh from the shell will be served in everysty u
and families supplied by the plate o.. gallon.
FREE Z LUNCH AT1l O'CLOCK,
Remember the time and place.
JP KAvENAVqH,
agent and Proprietor
VIM Thompson, late Of St Charles Hotel
oct 9-tf-cty papers copy
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LGUery.
American Hotel

n,ToOIess American Hotel
~ E4ivelay stable.
In commencing the new year O'Toole has made
his arrangements to present the handsomest and
most durable Livery outfits ever seen IN the VAL
ley. His
Buggies, Carriages, &C.,
are all new, and made to order. His splendid
stud Of Match Horses, including Blacks, Greys,
Bays ard Browns, cannot be surpassed in the
State
His riding horses are frst-class, both for speed
and ease.
He is prepared to accommodate his fsieads and
the public either with single feeds fer their hor-
SEES, or by the day, week or month, en- liberal
terms.
His Stables are close and comfortable, his sheds
ample and his hostlers attentive and accemmo-
dating.
He respectfully asks continuance of the lib
eral custom heretofore extended, promising that
no one shall go away dissatisfied.
Rsy- OFFICE at the Bridge, near American
Hotel. s~es jan 4-tf
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-12-18
1923.

Have just had made to order, four beautiful
carriages, averaging a cost Of about $1,000 each,
which they propose to use expressly for their
STANTON LIVERY.
They have now the best Livery ever established
in the State of Virginia. Fhe Carriages, Bug
gies and Harness ere all frst class, and charges
moderate.
Call at their Office near the Virginia Hotel, at
the Old Livery Stables or s epd orders fk, which
-'ffhe ,nromptly altstIesndedtg
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VIRGINIA HDTEL.

JOHN o. CROWLE, PROPRIETOR.
This we'll known House having recently chang
ed hands is cow prepared to ACCOMMODATE trans
lent and permanent boarders at Reasonable rates.
The Table will be supplied with thu best this and
other markets can afford. Polite servants are
always ready to wait upon the guests and every
attention viii be paid to their cqnfoft A share
Of the public patronage is respectfully solicited.
Omnibus to and from the Depotfree of charge.
nov 14-tf JOHN DICROWLE. Pro'r.
nj atiOnaA Hotel,
IN Corner of Sixth 81, and Pa Ave,
WASHINGTON, D. G,
1 F. T3Ei!KEy 4 co. Projectors,
Arnr Of ff sg&'t
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BRhcN' BRlcA! BRICK

The UNDERSIGNED informs his friends
the public generally that he is now prepared
undertake and execute all kinds Of work in The
BRICK MAKING BUSINESS.
promptly. His arrangements are such as to give
hiFn apple facilities to meet all demands that NAV
be made.
BRICK, of first quality ON hands all the time.
and for sale al prices to suit the times :,
- ;, J. H. EARNAN.
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4 yreaa Attraction for Families
~ seRa all Persons wanting
E'U E-gN ETURE.
AT
F.. A. q Z. Rg. BICKLE,s.

MAIN STREET, sTAUNToN, VA
We have now on hand and are manufacturing
every day, and receiving from the Eastern cities,
the most attractive and desirable Furniture ever
offered In this market. There is nothing in the
Furniture line we cannot furnish as good and as
cheap as Gamble purchased in the Valley, or the
State. We call attention TO few articles, such
as Parlor and Chamber Sets, of Walnut, Mahog-
any, Oak and painted work also Bureaus, Bed
steads, Washstands, Tables, Mattresses, Chairs,
&c.
N B.-#e have always on hand Metallic Cases
and Baskets. Undertaking promptly attended to
june o-tf j. A. L Z. NJ. BICKLE.