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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-04-03

The Agents OF this establishment are new ready
to receive all kinds of ladies' and gents garments,
such as silks, velvets, iaces, WOODEN goods, and
gents clothing, feathers, shawls, curtains, &c. to
be dyed or cleansed, at very short notice, in the
best style, aud at the lowest rates.
As we have all the necessary machinery, we
are also enabled to clean carpets and make them
| look equal to new.
| We make a specially Of cleaning gents cloth
| ing by Il aes0 process Of steam No securing, no
scrubbing or rubbing up Of clothes. In our pro-
cess, clothing will not shrink get out ef shape.
They will be re- pressed by cur skillful Tailor,
whom we have engaged by the year TO do pressing
| and repairing for 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 be forward
| ed Immediately, and can be delivered within
days.
All Of our work is guaranteed to give satisfac-
ton, charges made.
For further particulars, call at the Office Of our
Agents. where you will receive circulars and in
formation.
Maj. JAMES w. NEWTON, gent.
for Sauntsn, We.
T. Fl. ANTRIM. Agent, for Waynesborc', who
only are authorized to receive and deliver week
under name. march ely
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HARnlsosBuRe, VA, March 9Th, 1878.

HARRIsoNBURe, Va, March 9th, 1873.
S~..TED STATES OF AMERICA, ecr
,,estern District of Virginia.
. ;:ales held in the Clerks Office Of the Cir.
p ;tlrt of the United States, for the Western
a.. ct Of Virginia, March 9Th, 1878.
"a Showalter, Lewis Showalter, and George
). 80. liter, citizens CT the State Of Indiana
/ .%:''t:asants.
ssainst In Equity
HAS showalter, E. A. Scott, Administrator
81 a. sauley, deceased, and in his own right f;
.. Scott, wife CT said R. 4. Scott, George
-. alley, James NJ. s&uhey, Joseph Sauaey,
> -. Kiger and Virginia, his wife; citizens Of
: ;. ate Of Virginia and George stowalter and
ret Il. his wife, citizens Of the State ct
: -. Respondents.
:2s object Of this suit is to recover the sum Of
. Il 90, with interest thereon, from the 9Th day
. gust, 1862, due the Plaintiffs in this case.
it appearing from an affidavit fled in this
( that the Defendants George Showalter and
- ..ret II. his wife, are non-residents OF the
: =. of Virginia, it is therefore ordered that
1 81. do appear here on the first Monday OF
) |, 1873, and do what is necessary to protect
E. :. interests in this suit.
Tegte.
VIM. J. POINTS, Clerk.
!; sgctt 6 Lurty, p. q. mar 13-4w
: rqRGlNIA-IN vAeATIoN.-In the Clerk S
Office of Highland county Court, Ma1oh
!, T. 1873.
.irew Eexroad,
against
taarge Rexroad.
IN AssUMPsIT.
re object of this suit is to recover judgment
: list the defendant for $557.51 with interest
eon from the 18th day Of November, 1860.
,: 70 attach the estate and debts due to the de-
: ,nt, in the county of Highiand.
III it appearing from satisfactory evidence
= he defender: is q non resident of this State
ordered that he do appear here within one
Is ~. after due publication of this order and
u. :, iiat is necessary to protect his interest.
a eopy-Teste.
]. C. MATTHEW, Clerk
1,as. n. q. mar 2a-4t
! s,;eLER SMITH. C. MAURICE ssITh
= .&rsaasEer Smith az Brother.
Rooms Nos and Marshall Hall, corner
:. .3ayenth and Dank streets, Richmond, Vs.,)
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
:. .3sRuPT PRACTICE MADE A SPECIALITY.
ZIG Lewis Amendment. adopted the leth OF
; i.ary, 1873, secures to the Bankrupt an ad
! .al exemption in excess Of the five hundred
T. :ofore exempted of TWO THOUSAND DOL
i X against ali judgments and DEGREES of State
.o's right Of dover as heretofore, preserved
r.. t.
=. JAcoB CORN, an experienced person n
sapt matters, is connected with the firm.
.srespondence solicited.
: e 1S-1m J. AaIBLER SMITH BRO.
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Spring Stock !!
Go to GLADKE' S and get the Best
Bargains you ever got in
Staunton.

Gharp 81 Isoa,.ness Preparations.
! - Aromatic Cod Liver Oil, pleasantly flavor
ed, Disgusting the hshy taste Of the oil.
Compound Syrup of Phosphates.
Elixir Pepsine. lion and Strythnia, an excel
lent remedy in Dyspepsia and general Debility.
Elixir Calisaya Bark.
Elixir of Qunia. compound.
Elixir repsine, Strychnia and Bismuth,
excellent digestive.
Elixir of Valerannte of Ammonia, pleasant
ano1yne and antispasmodic.
Compound Elixir OF Gumbul, highly recon.
mended IN Hysteria, Neuralgia, &c.
Wine OF pepsne, useful in Dyspepsia.
Elixir of Phosphate Of Iron, Qunia and
Stry shnia. excellent tonic coordination.
Bitter Wine Of Iron.
Comp sad Elixir Of Corydalis useful in scrof-
ula.
Also full assortment of Sharp s. Dohme's
For sele by
HUGH II. FULTZ, Druggist,
opposite J. W. Alloys Clothing store.
may Off Stanton Va.
THEEENGEss EEssEJfsE.s
~ formerly liills HoteD,
HARRlsONBURG, VA.
The undersgn late proprietor of the ar
lington. h / sthe pleasure of announcing to his
friends. aa1 the public generally, that he has
purchased the above Hotel. and proposes making
it a FIRST CLASS HOUSE This Itetel being cen.
trally located, convenient to the business portion
Of the town. will he ound desirable as any
other Hotel in the town for business men. This
House has been THOROUGHLY RENOVATED
and REFURNIsHED THROUGHOUT. and ]
hope BY strict attention to business to add to the
comfort Of all who may favor ne with their pat
ronage.
Having been proprietor Of The American, and
lately of the Arlington House, Richmond feel
confide0t OF meeting all expectations Of the trav-
cling public and all others.
1gyN Omnitusses to and from the Hotel free.
Very Respectfully,
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Large Variety Store.
MAIN STREET, STANTON, VA.

Gabriel Hrsh has now his large building on
Main street packed from roof to cellar with the
largest stock of goods brought to the ''city
of the hills, embracing every conceivable arti-
Gle that the most active fancy could imagine.
He visited all the large importing houses Of New
York, and devoted six weeks to selecting the
most attractive and useful articles that these i'm
mense establishments contained. For twenty
years, from the time he first commenced bust
ness in this lovely Valley, he has been studying
the various wants Of the good people Of Augusta
and surrounding counties, and feels satisfied that
he has q stock on hand, which for
ELEGANCE, VARIETY AND USEFULNESS
has never been equalled, aud which is particular
ly adapted to the trade Of this section.
It would be impossible in the short space OF
newspaper advertisement to pretend to enumer-
ate the many articles he offers.
His line Of Notions is complete;
His Fancy Articles, were never so tasteful and
diversified,
TABLE WARE,
CUTLERY,
Of the finest patterns,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
BABY CARRIAGES,
Every description of
SHAWLS,
from the finest to common;
RUGS, TABLE MATS,
OIL-CLoTHs,
q splendid selection Of
BLANKETS, QUILTS, AND BED COVERING
of all kinds,
Hosiery. for Ladies, Misses, Children and
Gentlemen,
TRUNKS, vALISEs, ~
HAND SATCHELS, &c.
MUFFs AND FURs,
from the best quality to medium and every other
article to protect from the chilling blasts
and piercing wints Of Winter.
that he canuot supply Ills long experience and
ncu with OeOpie OF the valley has
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Dead Fssisy
IL WALL Paper Given away.
NOW is THE TIME TO DO AWAY WITH
WfIITEWASHINC.
/ will furnish Is beautiful styles of Wall Paper,
(Grais)
to all those who employ me to do the hanging.
I will hang the said paper for 80 cents per belt,
Tor 8 yards. A room IL by 16 and 10 feet high
will cost but $500 finished, and will last from
FIVE to ten years before it will need repairing.
No one now need have their walls bare. All the
latest styles CT
DECOR ALIVE PAPER-HANGING
done in the most tasteful manner.
invite my friends ard citizens Of Stanton to
call and examine my beautiil, assortment Of Dec
oraiens, before having their papering done. 1t
is new thing in Staunton, and so far has given
general satisfaction.
will make this branch Of my business spec
iaiity this summer. but will also continue to do
uphelsering, Gliding, Picture frame making,
Laying Carpets, Oil cloths. &C., making Curtains,
Cornices and Lambreaans.
All work guaranteed CIR no charge, by
GEO. W. HEWITT,
Paper hanger and Upholster,
Main street, next door 10 j. 4. Bckle & Bro,
Furniture Rooms. july 25-tf
a REEEsaCAN ~EsSeTEE4,
II IMmEDIATELY Al THE G. L OHIO RAILROAD,
STANTON, VIRGINIA.
McCHEsNEY & NADENBOUSCH, Proprietors
Tho Proprietora in resuming The mana gcmen
Of this well known aud popular hoto so long and
favorabiy known to the travelling public, promise
in the future TO retain the epuation the AEleri-
can has borne as .
FIRST GLASS HOTEL.
It's locality, Immediately al he Railroad Depot,
renders it convenient stopping place for ger.
sons on business or in search of health
Bar and Barber Shop il lie House.
Allthe Offices of the Telegraph and Sage lines
running to this town are adjoining this house.
A first class Livery Stable, conducted by Pat
OTooe, is connected vii this House.
McCHESNEY & co
N. B.-Citizens Of the county will be furnished
Dinner at so cents, and Horses fed by Pat O'Toole
70 cents. a
Wagon Making anA
W gs2sacEzsnMi{saszag.
The undarsi gned, formerly Of Ghurchvlle has
opened Wagon NJ. king and Hlack smithirg es-
adjustment On New Court House street. Staun-
ton Va next door to the Carriage Factory Of
Captain Waters, where he is prepared to execute
all work in his line, cut OF good material, in
the best and at low figures.
REPAIRING promptly done and all work
ranted.
also manufacture Fcsiegs patent LIFTING
JACK, the greatest thing ont and Indispensable
TO farmers generally. Call and see it.
feb l3-if JAMES NJ LICKLITER.
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C.OFFEEs-green and toasted, all kinds. su-
- peril ,qualties. For sale cheap, at
&C. WHEAT'S.
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THE WONDER OF THE AGE!

IH R - HI q
VALLEY EMPORIUM
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THE GREAT DOUBLE STORE OF
GARRI RI EsSH.
$4,000 Reward!

I viii pay on demand, by check on the FIRST
National Bank at staunton, $4,000 for the pre-
sentation to me at my Double store in Staunton,
Of an uglier man than
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-04-03

STAPLE AND FANCY Dry Goods. q full line, at
ian 2tf W. H. WELLEKS.
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DON CARLOS,

DOM CARLOS,
the most celebrated watch maker ever employed
in Staunion or this portion of Virginia, now con-
Quoting my business in that line.
I will pay .000 in same manner, for the
production of better watch maker than said
Don Clrlos.
Thirty years ago this celebrated mechanic
came across the great waters in
FIVE SAILING VESSELS,
BECAUSE two could not carry him, and ever SINCE
that time he has been engaged in his business,
and was never known to say job was we'll done
when it was not When he says piece of work
is well done, there need be no further questions,
for he will not misrepresent anything.
Let the old heir looms that have been laid
aside on the dusty shelves, that kept time for
your grand-fathers and great grand fathers, be
brought in. will guarantee that Don Carlos,
will put them in cunning order, and keep them
go. 1t does not matter what kind of condition
they are in he can make them all right.
Now is the opportunity for everybody who de-
sires to have his watch clock repaired anG tised
up in genuine workman like style. to present
them at the Double Store Of Gabriel Hirsh, Main
street. for Don Carlos 10 examine them.
f.k 6 If CARRIE HIRgIL
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Issaiea, cali and see gmith'a Trsmium hand
,pnde Shoes. an rs-4f
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4 Complete assortment of Patent Medicines
IA Bells, Fouizs and Stenebrakers, Horse
and Cattle Powders, Congress Water, John Hogs
Vet Extract Beer Of Heath. for sale by
mar G pCRTERFIELD s. MAY,
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Oakland Dnfry.-I ana prepared to deliver
~ COOP MILK, in quantities TO suit purchasers
at rs cents per gallon the year round.
/ EeA- Orders left with Charles c. Wheat WILDE
promptly filled. E. w. BAYLY
march 6-2m
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non't forget to call at the new Brick
buidlng corner Of Main and Areueta
streets, where you will find, CEEAP Gre-
ceries.
n. B:-Mr. FRANK EAKLE, is with me,
anS vii be clad 10 see his friends.
Ian off
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Tho Proprietora in resuming the management
Of this well known and popular hoto so long ane
favorabiy known TO the travelling public, promise
in the futureto retain the reputation the Anaeri
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would tender my sincere thanks to
:: those who have kindly favored me with
= their patronage in the past and would ask :
continuance Of the same for the future. :
NY matte IS, qnirA so1es and short
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TyAIRCHILD's celebrated GOLD PENS, Peck
e ct Books and Pocket Knives at
septic HUNTER & CO.'S
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARkEr-LoNDoN Feb. 1875 p M
Consols closed at 92S for money and 92K 92 for the
account Erie Railway shares, 62 United States Ave
twenty bonds 1868 old. s2<; IS67s, $50; teniores,
Pans BoURsE.-PxMs. Feb. Is-P. M-Rentes closed at
46f. 95c
LIVERPOOL C0rToN MARKEr.-LIvERPooL Feb IS-4 80 p
Mrhe market closed quiet and steady The sales Of the
day have been i9o bales including 700 for speculation
Sales of cotton shipped Savannah or Charleston de-
liverable March, at lll6d. sales Of cotton shipped
from Savannah or Charleston January and February
at 9l6d and from the ports February and March
at Esd Al the opening to- the rates Were -Middng
TRADE AT MAScnEsTER -LivERPooL, Feb. ln-The mar
yarns and fabrics at Manchester is firm, with
upward tendency. .
LIyERPooL BREApsrUFFs MARKET.-LIvERPooL, Feb l8-
5P M-Thc market is steady Wheat, l2s. Cd lbs. I'd
for club California white and lbs ID Us Cd for red Win
Peas 3s 3D. The receipts OF wheat Tor
the past three days been 10000 quarters, including
$4,000 American The receipts Of cotton tor the same time
have been 200 quarters, including 100 American. -
LIVERPOOL Provisions Observation-Disclosures, Feb. lS-P
M,,.Pork, oSs. 90. per Dbl. for new mess; 90 ,..,
PETROLEUM MARKET.-ANrwERP, Feb. 1S-Petroleum
1871. for fine pale American.
LONDON PRoDuCE MARREr.-LoNDoN Feb l8-Even-
ing-Linsce6 oil, fS3 l5s. per ton. Spirits turpen-
tine, 49s cd. per cwt.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-LIvERPooL, Feb. IS
Evening.-Cloverseed, 46s. per cwt for American red
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ERIE RESTITUTION.

A Rumor That Jay Gould is About to
Make Another Rcstitution-tr. =. Il. M.
Barlow Says There IL No Truth I'm It
The Eric OmciaIs Ignorant About It
Mr.. Bnrlow's Opinion.
Rumors were thickly flying about wan street
Yesterday that Mr.. Jay Gould intended making
another PROSTITUTION" to the Erie Railroad, and
the eoect was generally to give buoyancy to the
nrice of the STOCK which had been falling on since
tho declaration Of the dividend The matter was
discussed as II 1t were
A FAT ACCOMPLI,
and the doubts seemed 10 be few on the subject Of
the credibiIity OF the report.
A reporter OF the HERALD called at the Erie Office
To ascertain the truth OF the report. President
watson was not to be seen but in conversation
with some of the officers, the reporter ascertained
that II there we're any truth In the report 1t was, ut
ali events, not known among the Erie officers.
Each gentleman seen said he understood That
when JAY Gould maze his restitution IL was UNI
derstood To be
for all claims and that the transaction was under
stood TO put an end to all further claims by the
Erie Railway. and that therefore 1t seemed I'M
probable there was anything Of the kind going on
again. IL was evident there was no information
to bs gained from the EIie gentlemen anA ~ Fe
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porter went to the once OF Mr.. s. L. M. Barlow one
OF the directors OF the road, membeg OF the Execu-
tive Committee and the counsel OF the Board. II
there Is anything in financial way going on, Mr..
Barlow knows 1t perhaps as well as the President
himself.
The reporter stated his object to Mr.. Barlow, who
sale -
III there were anything of this kind going on
shOuid be very glad OF 1t, but / am constrained to
say there Is not. don't know how such rumoT
as you state originated. but presume 1t Is because
OF the fact that
ALL THE TRANSACTIONS
OF the restitution to the road of it's property by Mr.
Jay Gould have not ended yet, though the TACT was
accomplished over month ago. Even this week
there have been some translerrals of some Jersey
nropertv: WHICH we were obliged to send out to
the County Clerk OF the place to make the matter
legal and all these little matters take time But
then all this is in the old bargain OF the seven mil
lions but there new transferable. The resti-
tuition was made to claim IN full, and from the
time 1t took place i. .., - -
We SURRENDERED ALL RIGHTS
to make any further claim upon MI. Jay Gould. So
you see 1t is manilestly incorrect"
sAnd is the Erie road as satisfied as ever with
the transaction 7"
s'Oh, yes, though the claims made amounted to
over nine million dollars. Still, ire properly
transferred 1t was found would soon be worth tnat
amount to the road; IN fact, would be worth mucn
more in q very short period. Taxing the matter
fairly into consideration, it has been one O great
benefit to the road.'' "ne.. -sS 81
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Feb. IS, 1873.
Cotton o steady good SrdnIry lSs C Net
wise, l,237. Sales 2,luO. Stock, IO9o3.
Mo ORLEANS, Feb Is, 1873
Cotton in moderate demand; low middings, ls7sc {;
middngs, Igslc Net receipts TO- 3U2 bales gross lo4
Exports-ro Great Britain s6fs TO the Continent 677
sales to-day, LOO last evening, $500 Stock lStos5
MONTE, Feb. Is, 1873.
Cotton in moderate demand and quiet midngs IgJsc
Net receipts 29l bales. Exports coastwse, 81 sales
SAVANNAH, Feb Is, 1873
Cotton quiet; middlings l9'ic Net receipts 2l5 bales
Exports to the Continent, 2O sales OIL Stock, $780,
CHARLESTON Feb Is, 1873
Cotton quiet good ordinary, ls9so. Hiddlipgs, i93Sc
Net receipts lat bales. Exports coastwe, a7l sales
'VV ''''' 49, Wnx,seros. N. C., Feb Is. 1873.
Spirits Of turpentine quiet At 6sc Rosn rm at IS Is
for strained Crude turpentine steady at 81 70 Tor hard
and s. 70 Tor yellow dip and virgin Tar quiet ut 81 60
OswEGo, N. ", Feb. 49, 1873
Flour steady and unchanged sales 900 bbs at S. rs
for No. Sprng 81 10 tor amber Winter $40 % for white
Winter, 81 tor double extra. Wheat lirm, but quiet.
changed Bay Quinte 81 TO- Corn meal 81 80 for boed
81 70 Tor unholted per cwt Miilfeed unchanged shorts
$2; shipstuls, So middlings SO ton. Railroad
reights-Four to Philadelphia Soc. to Boston, &c.
10 New York, &c; to Albany, sc
BUFFALO, y. Ye Feb. 1s, 1879;
Flour quiet Western Spring, 81 50 So amber. IS %
No 100 Chicago No 2sprng at 81 81 3, Duluth
No spring at 81 10 white canada at 81 s2a 81 white
Michigan at 80 szoa Corr stesdy sales o. 1
western No in store a. .sse 7s go d sn.ne ca
Iowa the track, at &c hcldCanada at 93c 81 NO
western at 05c; tworowed state, at &c sc. our.
rowed stat @c Rye nominal At SOC sarey al 10 Al IL
prime Canada 81 81 70 Rye malt neu a, o., ro
hogs, heavy, at s. rs 81; light 10 20 o',er arue'e
unchanged. ,,....co Fob "a Is7a
Flour quiet and unchanged for good brands sales 81
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extra Spring at 81 Wheat steady; sales Of No.
sPns a. sns g. a seller 1s,s March q ~ a. seller neI
Srm and u Jar demand az Bic; q Silss. lor No !
April; rejected; &c. Oats steady at 264c 263sc for
Soc. 651ac No. z Barley quiet and unchanged at
ssssc ;zs Tor No. Fan, according to Location;
Gales at s2 80 seller March $3 10 aS3 l2 seller April
Lar, dull and lower 81 81 81 65 cash Bulk meats In
Short rb n1des; sc Sse for short clear midass al
firm at nc. 7sc. for ~ TO Is pounds average Bacon
Gpiet acd lnchanged Dressed hogs a1et and , n
500 bbI. aPar $500 bushels Wheat %S
do corn, oOv -" OATS 4y0 40, rye an seat
l7O0do oats and 5000 do. BARLEY. r-tytr2s.1~s,,-
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The DEED OF DARKNESS.
The Little Neck Mystery Not Yet Cleared

The farmers about Little Neck begin to show
some earncstness in desiring the clearing up of the
mystery OF the murder Of Graham, and the sub
scriptions to the reward for the discovery OF the
guilty persons are swelling every day. The excite
ment continues to increase and 1t is very probable
that were the real criminals captured there would
Immediately be manifested strong desire to lynch
them, which it might prove Impossible TO resist
The supervisors OF the county, however, when
they held their formal session, seem to have re-
pointed OF their former determination, and with
the excuse OF economy concluded to offer a reward
of $500 instead OF 1000. supervisor Roe fought
well for the more liberal appropriation, but the
frugal minds of his colleagues could not be con-
WINGED. The slow parsmony already exhibited by
this Board has doubtless retarded In great degree
any strenuous efforts to solve the mystery, and il
will not be the fault of it's members II the mirderers
are arrested. as IT. is honed thev VIII be- in few.
DAYS