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TAcoMA.-The hardest story on Ia
coma came to us yesterday. 1t appears
that, after having visited Seatties Ad-
miralI IPeploek proceeded in the Sara
nae to visit tlIe jfaFl tanned iter1hinds5 d
the CNOrtberu j Pacific TRailrosd on
Puget Sound-Tacoma. Arriving of
the locality of the site Of the proposed
town, tAeleaa ao6tle steanlef lw&s kept
gOiagtO fnd1an aHeboFags-bpt "nO
bottom could be had within anything
like fair anchorage, and the Admiral
after making a minute but fruitlesseS-
animation ofthati portion Of the Iroad-
stead, sent a message ashore to the
town authorities, that he, being unable
to 0aneh0r lhis5 ship in their splendid
bay, would proceed to SteilacoOm, and
from that plaoe Mould give himself the
pleasure OF paying a visit to Tacoma
in a buggy. We understand that for
fine drives and pleasure parties Tacoma
excels; but there il no bottom TO It's
bay and bay or anything else with
out bottom, ain L worth q cuSs.eT 4
a
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HEALTH! BEAUTYI!

STRONG AND PURE RICH BLOOD-INCREAsE
OF FLESH AND WEIGHT-CLEAR SKIN AND
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION SECURED ALL.
, 1873-09-12

gOiagtO fnd1an aHeboFags-bpt "nO
bottom could be had within anything
, 1873-09-12

FEVER AND AGUk cured for my cents. There Z
not remedial agent In this world that viii cure Feve
and Ague and all other Malahous, Bilious, Scarlet Ty
phod, Yellow. and other Fevers aided BY RADWAY's
PlLLS) 20 quick as RADWAYS READY RELIEF
Fifty cents per bottle. Sold BY Druggists. 9lI
, 1873-09-12

bamton, played 50 long that he
over, and consequently was
Casting one lock behind him,
me remarking sMother, I'm
the-d6eti,f to cut Ine epenand
atty alarmed, inquired what he
o know that l died Of starvar
.lescaS rad the boy tpF9ed from
, 1873-09-12

'H NHIIN I'D 3 BEvEHLY, Mass July ls, 1883
Dn RanwAY II have had Ovarian Taor N e svafes ard
bosls All he Dsei1rs aid there help fr itp tried
every thing that recommended; but nothing helped
your Rssolvent and fhought v0uld Try It but had M
beaufe bad suffered for twelve year, took bottles
the Rasnlyeut box 0f Railways Pills and
your Ready Relief; ad there Of 70 b
seen or s and Eel better, sparisr, snd hSPr than have
for years. The tu IN tx left fis II the
bowel the grsin write this you for ths benefit
othsrl. You Pobiih It II you ehooss. " t-.-f
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Married.


JESSUP-MALLURY- On the 30h ull., a.
White Sulonur Springs, by Rev. + High
ly, Edward T. Jessup, Esq, formerly of aoek
bridge, and Miss Lou Mallory, OF Orange Co.
Va.
E OLS-McCLUNG-On Wednesday. Oct.
at the residence of Thos W. McClung, Esq
by Rev. M. l.. Lacy, Mr.. Jonn ] Erhols, o.
Stanton. and Miss Sadie E. McClung, Of
Greenbrier county.
ELD-McCLUNG-On Wednesday.
OFT lst at the late residence of Samuel Nc
Clung, by Rev. NJ. Lacy, Mr.. Robert james
Porter6eld of Stanton, and Kate E. Nc
Chung, Of Greenbrier county.
KUINER-CUINER-O the lst inst, by Rev.
J E Seneker, near Waynesooro', VIM. F.
Koiner and Miss Sarah G. Conner, both of Au-
eusta,
R--HARRISON-On the evening of
September "A b, at 1.-THE Wigwam," the resi-
dence of the BRIDES father, by Rev. F.
Berkeley, Gu irles James Faulkner, of Halifax,
and Lucy Ashton, daughter of William H..
ANDERSON-MURRIS- On Wednesday. the
9Th instant, at Hardwood, the residence OF
the brides father, by the Rev E. Boyden
Joseph R Anderson, Jr, of Richmond and
Aane W. B daughter Of Richard D. Morris,
Esq. of Louisa county, Va. No cards.
-SHELTON--At the lst Baptist
Church. Richmond, by Rev. J. L. Burrows,
Oct. sth J. P O'Ferrall and Miss Bessie I.
Shelton.
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RELIEF FOR THE YELLOW FEVER SUrFERERs.-
to aid the yellow fever sufferers in Shreveport
and Memphis. Tonight the Masonic Lodge
No. ID, holds meeting and will take steps to
answer the call for aid from the Masons The
Odd Fellows of the city will take similar steps
The ladies Of the city and vicinity are making
tural fair for the benefit of the cause 1t is to be
hoped that the ministers of all the churches will
call attention Sunday to the terrible want
OF help in the cities named, and the Importance
of organized movements for aid.
In connection with this we are pleased to see
from the following that our citizens have al
ready com neneed the work of mercy
EDITORS OF VIsDlcAToR II take great pleasure
III acknowledging be receipt through the Ma
tional Valley Bank Of the following con ributions
made by namber OF your citizens in behalf OF
the suffering people of Shreveport La:
Misses McClung Baldwin, of Augusta Fee
male Seminary, $50 co. D A. Kayser $50 90
Echols Bell Catett, Sis 90; Judge J. N. Hem
dren, $40 90, VIM. H. Waddell, $40 90 Jno
D. Crowle, Virginia Hotel, $1,000; Miss H.
Brooks & G. A. Richardson, $1,000 Rev VIM.
A. Harris, Wesleyan Female Institute, $25 90
Burke & Bradley, S. 90; P. B. Hoge, S. 90
G E. Hoge $500; S. D Gooch, S. 90; Ed.
McMahon, $500; NJ, G. Hartman, SIS 90; D G.
McGufin, s. 90; Alderman Co, S. 90; J.
G. Marquis, $500; NJ. H. Efinger, $500; F.
NJ Young, SIS 90, W. F. Asst, S. 90: !. Witt
Bro, SIS Oo G. G. Wheat, S. 90 ; Baker
Bros, $500, Mcclure & Miller, SIS 90; NJ. Han
ger, S. 90; J Bumgardner & Sons SIS 90 );
Powell & Blackley SIS 90; G. W. Kennedy,
$500, McChesney & Co, American Hotel
ourg, 5, 90 Cash, S. CO., q. s Arnall, So so;
H. A. Walker, $3.50; B. NJ. Clinedinst. ST. so !;
Olivier & Wheat, So so; Wayt Bro, $500.
N. W. MURPHY
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The AGRICULTURAL FAIR.-On Tuesday
next the l4th inst, the fair of the Augusta
Go. Agricultural Society commences at its
beautiful grounds here. The exhibition prom
Uses to be an excellent one, but aside from the
success of the fair we would urge upon all
our farmer readers to bring everything they
think worth showing nothing brings out
resources Of a county as the general exhibit
ton of their products by the farmers. Every
farmer that has anything as good as, Or bet
ter than his neighbors should bring it, The
society have arranged the grounds for big
show. Let all remember that it is sale as
well as fair, and that they needn't be both
cred carrying things back. The premium
list is over $1,000 and it now remains wit h
the people Of the county to make an exhibit
ton worthy of the premiums.
There are to be trotting, races, parade Of
Knights Templar, a skating carnival and a
number Of other things to interest the visit
ors The Chesapeake & Ohio R. R. Co., vii
run an extra train to the fair in Staunton on
the 18th and 10th leaving Gordonsville at
A. NJ and Staunton at P M.
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THE REWARD FOR DUNLAP. The G

THE REWARD FOR DUNLAP The Column
bus. Ohio, Gazette of the Sd inst, in a
paragraph about the arrest of Dunlap at
Stanton recently says:
Later accounts of the arrest of Dunlap, do
not give the credit to Detective Knox as
heretofore stated John Wren, subordi-
nate, is said to have made the arrest but
it seems from letter received at the Gov
ernor's office on Wednesday, that still anoth-
er claims the reward HIS name is John D.
Blackley. He states that Wren handed him
the pistol and that he (Blackley) pursued
the fugitive half mile and captured him.
This quarrel will be settled in the future =
81, 800 is the reward offered-one thousand
to be paid on the arrest, and five hundred
after conviction.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-10-10

CIRCUIT COURT The Circuit Court, Judge
Mclaughlin pre- siding, is still in session. From
sed under the seven year rule. The law Docket
is small, only Is new suits having been brought
at this term, all of which viii! be disposed Of
There are aoont SO new Chancery cases. Two
divorce suits have been entered-Shaver vs..
Shaver and Garrison vs. Garrison. The trial Of
Sarah N Allen for the murder of her husband
will commence next Monday. There has been
very little jury business DONE nearly all the
cases having been submitted by counsel sc the
Judge.
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EPISCOPAL CoNvoC 4TIoN.-The Central Convo-
cation (Episcopal,) met here at Trinity Church
yesterday. There we're present Rev Messrs. j.
S. Hanckle, of Charlottesville. Dabney G. Davis,
of Green wood Depot, T. E. Locke, of Green
Mountain, Albe.narle, Ed. Withers, of Nelson,
J. G. Wheat of Stauuton, R. H. Phillips of
Staunton, and Walter O. Hullihen, of stanton.
The Rev. DR.. Boyden, of Albemarle, another
member of the Convocaion, is absent in atten-
dance on the Evangelical Alliance. There will
be service at Trinity Church this morning at IL
o'clock, and to night at y o. clock.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-10-10

MISCELLANEOUS. Forty nine State prison con-
vcts for Mason & Gooch's work on the Valley
R R. came down on the cars from Alleg hany
tunnel yesterday morning, and will be confined
in a building near the city.
The doors OF the Methodist church here are
now locked minutes after the hour for service
commencement.
The Augusta Fire Co., under Capt. Crowder,
tried their Steamer at the hose inspection We'd
nesday night, and she did finely.
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DEATH OF AN AUGU STA MINIsTER.--A telegram
received here Wednesday evening announces the
dea that day in Memphis, of yellow fever, of
Rev Frank Bowman, former Pastor of the Pres
byterian Old Stone Church in this county. He
was about SO years of age, a graduate of the
the University of Va, and was son of the late
Rev. Francis Bowman and brother of Rev. J.
wife, whom he married in Charlottesville, and
several children. He died at bis post like true
Christian soldier.
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PRETTY HEAVY SENTENCES FOR HORSE
STEALING-Robt Sinclairwho was arrested
in Staunton for horse stealing and carried to
Liberty, Bedford Co. for trial, has received
the following sentences there ten years for
one case and six additional, he having once
served term in the State prison, Is years
for another case and added by the judge
and IA years for another case and five added
by the judge, making SIS years Imprisonment
in all. There were two more cases against
him in which the Commonwealth Attorney
entered nolle prosequi. Two of the wit
nesses against him. Chief of Police Parent
who arrested him, Mr.. Ash Woods, and Thos
Campbell well known barber, at whose shop
he got his whiskers dyed, were attached
here last week by the Sheriff of Bedford and
carried there to testify The Bedford court
dismissed the rule against them as their de-
lay in attending was not intentional.
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Local..
TIE COUNTY CONVENTION.

NOMINATION. OF MEssRs. A. FL. I'll. Stu
ART, MARSHALL HANGER AND ABsA%,
LON conner FOR THE HoUsE-SKETcH
OF THE PRoCEEDINGs-THE DEBATE
ABOUT CITY AND CoUNTY-NOMINA-
TON OF COUNTY OFFICERs-REsoLU-
rIoNs IN MEMORY OF JNO. B. BALD
WIN,
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Died .

Near Union Church, Augusta Co.,
Oct. 9th, Jno. G. Thompson, aged As years.
ASHTON-At Shreveport, La, on the 9th of
September, 1878, of yellow fever, Major Jas.
S. Ashton. He was a practising lawyer of
that place. He lost an arm in the second bat
tie of Manassas as captain in command of a
company of infantry from Louisiana. He was
a native of Fauquier county, and has many
relatives in that county.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-10-10

A N EXAMINATION OF WHITE PUBLIC
N SCHOOL TEACHERS for the county will
be held on ATyRDAY, OCTOBER 18th, 1873,
in Staunton, at the School house recently oecu-
pied by Mr.. Jno H. Leckey, beginning at ten
o'clock, A. M, and closing at Eve, P. NJ. with
out intermsson.
Applicants must come supplied with pen, ink
and paper. Those who have not taught hereto
tore or with whom am not acquainted, must
present testimonials as to moral character, from
school trustee.
RS. HAMILTON,
1t Actg. Co. Supt. Schools
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Cham AND EGGS. Nobody can COM
plain of the extravaganza Of the Staunton
common council or it's overseers of the poor.
A few weeks since one of the ''out of door
benefciaries' a poor fellow, dying with con-
sumption, was discovered in expanding his
pittance in that luxury of the proud and
high born, ham and eggs. At the next meet
ing of the council, the sinful waste was re-
ported Ham and eggs!' exclaimed
member, startled out of reading financial
report ibid you say ham and eggs p
Yes" said the overseer modify II did
say ham and eggs. did [ understand you
to say that he had both-eggs too?" said an
other member paralyzed at the recklesness
Of the extravaganza. 'Yes did, and officer
Kurtz can prove it, Here Mr.. Kurtz step
ped to the front and eyed the board with
that respectful 6rmness which is the bear
ing Of man who intends to tell not only the
truth, but great deal more of it than has
been told, and said, Eyes, it was ham and
it was eggs. A SILVER ran around the
board. The idea of bloated bondholder of
a dependant, loosely singing around the
city s greenbacks for princely dish of ham
and eggs was too much. And he might
have had more! Even the most vigilant Of
fcer might not have detected the wretch
when he ordered bread with his ham and
eggs or even wantonly buttered it. Let US
thank Heaven for the approaching winter
which may freeze out our dependents and
forever silence their demands for such dis
solute dishes, and transfer them to country
from which they shall look with envy at our
councilmen enjoying their ham and eggs with
Dives hot
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AGRICULTURAL Society D1REcToBs.-O,

AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY DIRECToRs.-O
Wednesday next the stockholders Of the Au-
gusta Co. Agricultural Society will vote at
the fair ground for FIVE new directors, one to
fill the place of the late Col. Jno. B. Bald
win, two to fill unexpired terms and two to
fill the places of Col A. W. Hartman and
Mr.. E W, Bayley who resign from differ
ence of opinion with the other directors in
regard to the management Of the Society.
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City Notices.

Messrs. GRUBERT 4 HEYDENREICH have
Just received the finest lot of STOVES ever
brought to the city, from the splendid Arm
strong Improved Fireplace Heater to the plain
box stove, which cannot fail to please those who
wish to burn either wood or coal. Call and
examine the various styles.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-10-10

Attention is ctlled to the NEW GROCERY
STORE of T. G WOHLBRUCK, advertised
elsewhere. Every thing in the way Of FAMILY
SUPPLIES can be purchased of Mr.. W. of the
BEST quality and at lowest prices, Our ladies
are especially invited to call and examine his
:.tonk
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-10-10

RAGS WANTED. Cotton rags of any Iooor viii
be purchased at this Office in any quantity. Nc
wooden rags will be received. and the part;e
bringing rags must see that only cotton ar
rought. ia "
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MCMAHON Il McQUAIDE are the agents for
Edwin G Burts' world renowned Ladies' Fine
Shoes. This work gained the Prize Medals for
superiority at the Paris and Vienna Expos,tions
each pair bearing fac sins;le Of the awards.
all sep 26 At
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RAILROAD Work STOPPED The work on the
Washington, Cincinnati and st. Louis Narrow
Guage has been stopped temporarily from the
the financial crisis.
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Forward your Undertaking commands to s
NJ. Wilkes cheap Furniture House and Factory
Metallic Cases and Caskets always on hand, mex
TO Va Hotel, Stanton, Va jams
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GOOD RUNNING.-The Express train on
the Chesapeake Il Ohio Railroad, running
493 miles from Richmond to Huntington
with 3s stoppages, did not vary seven min
utes from the time it was due at Hun ting
ton $40 P. M, during the whole of Sep
temher.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-10-10

MCMAHON & MoQUAIDE are the sole agents
for the celebrated Bringham Boots and Shoes, all
hand made and every pair warranted.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-10-10

REGISTRATION up to yesterday in the
1st ward, there had been % whites and IA
blacks registered, and in the I'd ward, IS
whites and - blacks, The blacks are very
active in hunting up their brethren for re-
gistration and it is to be hoped the whites
will not be less industrious. There is no
time to lose, let them hunt up every white
man that has right to vote and see that
he is registered.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-10-10

WHERE TO REGIsTER.-T blacks are
already attending to their registration in
this city. Let not the whites be behind
them either. here or in the county. To
give every facility to voters we givea list of
the registrars and where they may be
found. Staunton-lst ward, Chesley
Trout in circuit court office. I'd ward, DR. W
H Goode at Norris store, on Augusta ST.,
near Main. Beverly Manor Township
Clinton G Miller, residence on Spring ill
road, about a half mill from the toll gate
on the Valley pike, postotfice Sfaunton.-
Pastures-John McCutchen, residence
near Craigsville, and postollice there. River
heads-Jno Wilson, residence and postofice
at Greenville South River-John Huff,
residence and postotfice at New Hope
North River-Jos A Logan, residence near
Spring Hill, postotfice at Long Glade,
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Commercial.
v1sprcAToR OFFICE, Oct. 9th

y FINUICATUK OFfIOHi 2 UT W
The offerings Of produce during the past week
have been exceedingly light, owing to which
fact the demand has exceeded supply and prices
have generally advanced Money matters have
improved and farmers get cash for whatever
they offer in this market.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-10-10

NOCHRAN h WALKER now offer to the
~ trade Wholesale G W. Calls Ex's GEL
ebrated Superior Scotch Snuff, at factory prices
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THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.

The superintendent of water works was
instructed to place hydrant in rear of the
engine house, from which to ell the boiler
Of the Steamer. The election of an engi-
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NOR good assortment of fine Segars, inclu-
II ding Imported and Keywest, call on
augl COCHRAN & WALKER
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SrAusToN, Der. eth

Flour-superfne, ss.75; Extra, 1925; Family
$500. Wheat-W White, $780, Red, $l,4O. Corn
v hte, 70 ); Yellow. 65s Corn Meal-Wh ite, IS
Yellow IS Rye, rs. Oats, IS. Glover Seed 800;
der, tic Hog ronnd, 10 &c. Butter Csc. Lard, lie.
Salt SO. Hay S1Ud
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steel. RAILS FOR THE CHESAPEAKE &
ONO RoAD-A schooner has just arrived
at Richmond with 25) tons of steel rails for
the Chesapeake & Ohio road, and another
vessel is on the way from the North with
275 tons more These rails are to be put
upon that part of the line which crosses
the Blue Ridge mountain, and the iron rails
used in building short branches.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-10-10

CLOTHS, CASSlMERS, vESrlNGS and ENG
LISH WORSTED COATINGS of all the new
styles and designs, just received by E. B. Spence
& Son, Merchant Tailors, 1900, Main Stree
Richmond Va, and will be made up to order in
the best style of cut and workmanship at low
prices. Give them a call at
1900, MAIN STREET,
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M aTCHES, Backing and Canes may be
ITk found at
augi COCHRAN W ALKER'S.
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1000 Pairs Gents heavy wooden hose at zoe
per pair, at MCMAHON Il Moot AIDES.
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Dry Goods, Notions, Hosiery, Gloves &C., at
prices lower than the lowest.
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neer to the Steamer was postponed till thu
next meeting.
Adjourned till Thursday night.
LAST NIGHTS PROCEEDINGS.

LAST NIGHTS PROCEEDINGS.
Last night the council adopted an ordi-
nance for the issue of 5 5000 in city GER
tificates of 81, SIS and $40 denominations,
and they will be put in circulation in four
or five days.
They also resolved to enforce the city
lines ON Church Street and all other streets.
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FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.
Monday morning last, about 8 O'Clock, a
freight train going West and coal train
coming East both entered Big Bend Tun-
mel. Robt. II. Hagan, of Richmond, a
fireman, aged % years, on the freight, see
ing the coming train leaped overheard, but
was caught between the tender and the
wall of the tunnel and literally crushed to
pieces. His parents live in Richmond
The coal train it is reported was off time.
Mr.. Hagan had been married but four
months, and it is a little singular that on
the night before he was killed his wife
dreamed that the train had been brown
from the track, and that the engineer had
been killed, but that her husband was un-
hurt. At the breakfast-table, several hours
before the accident occurred, she mention
ed her dream, and predicted a casualty of
some kind. The young wife came to Stuan-
ton to meet his remains.
Last week. s Mrs. Elizabeth Smith,a wild
ow, living in New Creek, West Virginia,
was walking down the railroad, freight
train struck and killed her instantly. She
stepped off the track to avoid the train
west, and while waite ling it was struck by
the eastern bound train.
= PERsoNAL.-Mr. Donald Allen, former
ly Of Staunton, who went out as assistant
engineer of the Costa RIGA Railroad, has
been promoted to the position of General
superintendent Of the road with a salary
of 81, 200 per annum in gold.
Mr.. A. II. Cleveland, late of this city,
now in business in Salt Lake City, has sent
US an interesting file of papers from that
place. Among the advertisements we see
several of female physicians.
Rev. DR.. S. J. Baird, of waynesboro', is
about to make Richmond his home. He is
the inventor of ''bntton hole'' attach
ment to a sewing machine, which is to be
manufactured on a large scale.
Rev. chas. Manly, D. D., the new minis
ter of the Baptist Church, will arrive here
this afternoon and preach Oh Sunday next.
Col. J. FL. Skinner, Mr.. Jno. S. Lipscomb,
NJ. H. Efinger and W. c. Eskridge were
among the Staunton arrivals at the Rich
mond hotels this week.
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300 all wool shawls, feet square, beautiful
designs $325 apiece, at McMahon's Nc
Quaide's
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Blankets, Quilts, Comforts, Felt Skirts, Re-
pellant cloths, Breakfast Shawls &C. in endless
varieties, very cheap, at
MCMAHON 4 MoQUAIDE'S.