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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-09

REDUCEp.-As the season Is advancing Messrs.
E. B. SPENCE & Son have put down the prices OF
their oyercoats and other heavy winter stock al
greatly reduced prices.
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SENTIMENTAL VALENTINES. handsome Sc
lection at SCHAAP's Wholesale and retyil news
depot, 14O2 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-09

CHEpDER AND STILToN CHEESE, old aud very
superior, at CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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VALENTINES, VALBGTINES.-The largest and
best assortment south of New York, wholesale and
retail, at C. F. JoHNsroN's, 91S Main street.
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UNDERWEAR, Or ALL GRADES, and from me-
dunn TO best quality, at reduced prices, at e
SPENCE & Sons, 1900 Main street.
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If YOU WANT A NICE-FITT1NG SHIRT, out the
very best material, leave your order at e. b
SPENCE & SONS. -
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THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF HESB1co
COUNTY met on Saturday, and after passing
some accounts adjourned until next Satur-
day,
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CLoTIuNG.-E. b. SPENCE & son, 1900 Main
street, have very large stock Of readymade cloth
ing. which they are selling at the very lowest mar
ket Drlces.
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PRoDIG7oUsI CURE FOR HEADACHE: Go and
see SCHAAP's noYei style Of CONC VALENTINES
at 1902 Main street.
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snTs GnTsassiss at worth 1T JULIUS
COS Broad street. Demo - reliable PATTERNS.
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TIE PEMBROKE SHIRT Is WARRANTED TO FIT
Leave your orders At E. .. SPENCE & SONS, 1900
ofp or
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KENTUCKY WuISKEY, four years old-celepra'
ted Buckner brand-$2.50 per gallon, at CHRIS
TIAN WHITES.
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TOMATOES In gallon Jars, for hotels and boarding
houses, at CHRISTIAN g. WHITES.
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NOTARY PUBL1c.-The Governor has ap-
pointed L. ID. Jones a notary public for
Prince Edward county.
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YE SMOKERS IND cHEEERs! Get your supply
at scIIAAr's, I4O2 Main. His brands take the lead
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LOOK AT TIE BEAUTIFUL Two-oUNcE POCKET
HATS, weight three ounces, at z. WEISIGEE 4
no
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CALrronSrA ApEIcoTs and cUnRANr JELLY at
CHRISTIAN e. WHITES.
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AUCTION SALES T14Is DAY.

On all salss Of real estate made bGtoeen the LIT Of
january and aoth Of June tha ta1es for thepro-
sent year haveto be paid bythe purchaser; On
oTt6e uea- TIE tares hdrstO BE- paid 6y ths seller
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M ANTED CASH, for which | will gel! !
FOR RENT.


nor RENT, A NEW FRAMEEss
L DWELLING with nve rooms on Beverley -
between Be!videre and Pine streets. 9lo per
month. ,,.
five rooms on Beverley street adjoining the above.
5000 per annuIn. - -,
For rent. a NEW FRAME DwELLIEG on Pine
street between Beverley and Aibcnarle, FIVE rooms.
'iS For rit rent, a NICE BRICK DWELLING on Main
street near Monroe Park, Elk rooms, and Kitchen
with four rooms, In nice repair with large lot at
SGF rsp,: Two SIGE Rooms over r. c0neps sI;,s
oF ap re ft1s and
Ing above, corner Broad and Hen ' streets s9od
stand for a grocery and feed-s;cre. fiice, $3.50
piF For se1t rent, GROCERY AND FEED STORE on
| business. VIII be rented for 5000 Ter year.
APyRsy sPy1st to So.i1os alin 5 soheaSs asia street
TOR RENT, a NEAT FRAMED en-
IL BUILDING corner of Twenty~erenth aLJ
and Clay streets. Church Hill. containing rooms
Rent low. Apply to AIRS. l.. TURNER, next door.
DOR RENT, small and comfortabieEsa
repair, ii s Catherine street Rent mnders,e Ap-
ply toKICHARD +. FRAYsER, Dtspetch oihcc.
EOR RENT, and occupancy now s
Il ready, FTRST-CLASS DWELLfNG,A4
being the second tenement on the southwest cor,
uer Of Clay and Third streets water, gas, ana
baths, complete. Apply 70 JAMES e LIpsSosB
Z fe eG; 7-aw AAA Add,nIHnIstralIix: al
TOR RENT, a nice FRAME STORE, an
|. Il ard DWELLING; over same, situated on LII
Twenty street betwt en q and P, s.iabla fDr
Rse; se 7ySsE ysFg low LYME . DhofhLA.
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AT THE POLICE COURT on Saturday only
one or two small cases were disposed Of.
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SALES AT THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE on
MONDAY, 9TH FEBRUARY. AT IL ZO'VLoCh h.
ByLYSE 6 BROTHER: A tract of land In Hen
rico, about five or six miles from Richmond on
the Nine-Mile road. Also, two building lots on
Twenty-s seventh betwcen"M and n streets.
nv RICHARDSON & CO.: Three building lots, on
Church H.ll, on Thirtieth street between Mar
shall and Clay.
BY GRUBBS 6 WILLIAMS: Building lots on ST
James near Duya! street.
BY j. THOMPSON BROWN: Lot on southeast
corner Leigh and Foushee streets.
BY GRUBBS & WILLIAMS: Four farms. See
advertisement.
BY GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS: Lot on the east slde
of Tenth street north Of Leigh.
ByW.R POLK CO.: Brick dwelling NO. 7lo
Grace street. h
By CHAFFIN, STAPLES & Co Three building
lots ON Cary street at Its Intersection Win Kes-
ervoir street.
W.GODDIN Sixteyn lots on EeivideTe and
Church sireeS, Oregon Hill.
By N. n. LEE: Lots Nos. EOS and 2lO Sine-
teeuth street, with improvements thrreoIi.
On TUESDAY, February IL:
By W. GoDDIN: Farm Off % 9-1 8 acres In Hen
rico, on Tie old Three Chopped road.
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STATE TREAsuRY.-The balance in the State
Treasury on Saturday was S5Jo, o,567.61..
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z. P. CRENSHAw. 10Y A. NJ, an assortment Of
household furniture.
DIX. wEIsIGER, II p. NJ, seven lots on Tenth
between Hull and Decatur streets, Manchester.
GRUBBs s. WILLIAMS, 12 NJ, two hundred and
ninety-two and one-half acres of land near
Manchester.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, ~ n. for'y.three acres OF
land three and half miles from hanchester.
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FINE SILK UMBRELLAS at cost al P. WEIsIGER
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Richmond, February s, 1874.

49, [For the Dispatch.j IS
The City Observation-Disclosures
aDg Letter.
! Editors Of the Dispatch !: Gentlemen,-in
looking over your article on the City Hall
this morning, was surprised to see that you
gave TO H the venerable Latrobe, OF Baiti.
more. y the credit Of designing the present
I sdiIee; for great as Is Mr.. Latrobe's mme %
an engineer, I bad never before heard Of him
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BY Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
l11S Main street, opposite Dispdtch.

TOR RENT, neat FRAME DWELL-Ga
Il ING. in perfect order, three rooms, tc- Ill
tween Fronkiin, and hain near Ffftefnth sisart.vc
FRAME House, five rooms, very large garden.
more land # desired, on Brook road, II view OF
Richmond. $40 per annuIn. .,s
HOUSE rye r99Ins, Pm nlne acres s Sn per onnum
fsp fsp4RiS8s p4.S8s to .. II 'ntsos Dho"s.
TOR RENT, nice FRAME TENE-Gss
IL MENT on the west corner Of Second andA
'asksoa o BRicK HOUSE on Twenty-ninh between
Main and Frankiastrsets. Apply 70 r.cHo
fe63t No. Fourteenth street.
TOR RENT, "THE MONTICELLOGs
n HOUSE." on Main between Eourteentss t,san.1lsye
rooms and Is one Of the most. desirable losatiors
In the city for q large bnardiDg-house Gas ana
w3le5 s1w On the premises aaHRsss APHRys 8
NOR RENT. BRICK DWELLING GA
r on west side of Fifth street between Broad I'll
and Grace, with eight rooms aud Kitchen gas ana
"asGr; "E,,. RENT. BRICK DWELLING on the west
side of Third street between Byrd and Arch, with
FOR .R&ST, BRICK DWELLING. No No; ',S IoS
eight rooms; kitchen with two rooms gas aaa
"aseg F9R RENT, BRICK DWELLING at the south.
vast corner OF Canal and Fourth streets, with eight
| rooms Kitchen with two rooms; gas, water ana
ods6 F6R RENT. BRICK DWELLING No. 800
west Clay street, with SIX rooms; gas; Hater' &C..
T1 FOR RENT, BRICK DWELLING No; & 5ia
west Marshall street, with eight rooms' anu
"is6 Fos sxs REST, FSST' FRAMED DWELLING on Brown
(or Poplar) street, with SIX rooms. Neat anu eott-
ioF5P!e FoR RENT, TWO BRICK DWELLINGS OF, on
church street, Oregon I'LL. with three OF ioaf
lpSoiR Fur RENT, BRICK DWELLING No 10
RENr ssss! BRICK nGIS CkE. and
| above, on Adams street between Broad snc aar'
''is5 FOR re- REST, aT"i BRICK DWELLING on Clarke
FOR RENT, FRAMED DWELLING on Iobla-,
son street, near Hnrvie, formerly occupied by u.
Apply,e rre s.4.i TT tSgIhs GRUsss 1 WILLIAMS.
STORE FOR RENT. -
BkoaD-sTEEET @ sTosE eorner o p of 4 PifIi, our
rnlHE 's.1tts BOOTS, sT IaaSSsi a5sSi AND IT TRUNKS
discontinuing our Bsoad-street store. To any one
wishing to engage I'M In me s ssSs ' snsn.1s ts s
store on very reasonable terms. II is one OF the
F ssS sis.s IzEss 80 sas M.a
T7OR RENT, STORE No. 8, on tbeG
e east side OF Fifteenth street lust south ~
Also. SToRE Oh the nort1 side OF M.in street
between Seventh and kg,th streets, with oe Wftf.
sg, u ae9E k4, above Apply yG;iRuBBs ;iR WILLIAMS.
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ryuE AND. CEMENT.

TyAsH ADVANCES MADE ON PRO
I - DUCE md FOR SALES.
WINDSOR BIZ UE LUMP PLASTER; ~.
RICH PLASTER, intalrels or
hags: CALCINED PLASTER; II
'-'~'" -. - =. sSsEs STAPLES q BLAZE. 3,
n IN a.9m No. 07 Basin h3nk.s
r me! LINE LINE
: 900 barrels uINDIAa RoeK . LINE received
this day. u. IS IS. .ssEss
Constant receipts FRESH sfom kslns.
For sale low. DILLON, ELLETP @ CN..
aus Manufacturers, i5oS Dock street.
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PAINFUL Academia lad named Charles
Green, residing on Fifth avenue lear Balm
bridge street, and employed in the carding-
room at the Marshall Mills, had his hand
caught in the machinery on Friday night,
and received painful injuries.
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TOR RENT, STORE No. 8, ou the O.
Is east side OF Fifteenth street t,st south 8:2
OF Main strt ct with cellar and two 1ooIs above.
Also, STORE oD the north site OF Matn strces
between Seventh and EIghth streets, with os Sdr-'
cut floor above. Apply 10 !, . -
fe sat GRUBbS WILLIAMS.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1874-02-13

INSTITUTION OF FARMERS ORANGES
On Saturday last, at Waynesboro, M. W.
Lakewood, Secretary of the State Grange
instituted East Augusta Grange" with
the following officers: G.. W Koiner, Mas.
ter; Jonathan Koiner, Overseer; A. M.
Bowman, Lecturer; W. F. Koiner, Stew
ard Marion Koiner, Assistant Steward
A. H. Kindig, Treasurer; c. B. Koiner,
Secretary; H. G. Kindig, Chaplain Sim
con Koiner, Gate Keeper; Mrs. A. M.
Bowman, Ceres; Mrs. G.. N. Koiner, Pom
ona; Mrs. Simeon Koiner, Flora, and Mrs.
NJ Koiner, Lady Assistant Steward. The
grange then adjourned to met February
21st Mr.. G.. W. Koiner, of Fishersville,
was appointed Deputy for this district
In this State ten oranges were instituted
in the month of January, and there were
thirty applications, including one from the
vicinity of Staunton.
On Tuesday, Deputy G. W. Koiner, in
stituted "Moffett's Creek Grange,n at
Newport, with the following officers
Henry Wright, Master; James Berry
Overseer 7. M. Smily, Lecturer; R.
Craig, Steward; VIM. H. Hite, Assistant
Steward; VIM. Berry, Chaplain; James
East, Treasurer; 7. J. Martin, Secretary
Chas. Berry, Gate keeper; Mrs. E. Berry
Ceres; Mrs. M. Berry, Pomona Miss L.
Smily, Flora; Miss Mary East, Lady AS.
sistant Steward. The grange appointed
February 21st as the day for its mass-meet-
ing at Newport.
The post-office address Of Deputy G.. W
Koiner, is Fishersville, whereletters about
the formation of new oranges can be sent
him.
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Married..

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mt.
Crawford, on the Goth of January, by
-. Rev. John Flory, Alexander G. Stouta-
myer to Miss Phebe Ann, daughter of
Samuel Shank-all of Rockingham co.
LACKEY-BEARD.-By the Rev. E. D.
Junkin, Oh the 3rd inst, at the residence
of Mr.. David Beard, the father of the
bride, MI. Nathan 7. Lackey to Miss
Sallie W. Beard.
BLAUTH-HAYS.- the residence of
the bride, near Bethel church, Jan. 29th,
by Rev. James Murry, Mr.. Augustus
Blauth to Miss Sarah Jane Hays, all of
this county.
BOLTON-TRUsLER.-In staunton, Feb.
9th, by Rev. DR.. RosZell, Mr.. A. H. Boil
ton, of Illinois, to Miss Margaret Trusler,
of Augusta. ..,. .
DAVIS-THOMPSON.--O n the 18th inst.
at Church HILL" Rockbridge county,
Va, by the Rev. Horatio Thompson,
u. d., Mr.. Thomas N. Davis, of Lynch
burg, Va.,t to Miss E. Blanche Thompson,
daughter Of the officiating minister
GRAHAM MYERS.-O Feb. II, Rev.
Geo. w. Graham of the Baltimore Con-
ference to Miss Mary E. Myers, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. F. Fl. Myers Of this county.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Feb II, Mr.. Samuel N. Patterson to
Miss Hettie j. Barnhardt, daughter of
MI. Gideon Barnhardt of this county.
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m'[hk Nfnhttatnr<
sel<N iSgzaN
FRIDAY MORNING, FEB. 10, 1874.
Local.
Property for Sale.


The following sales of land are advertis-
ed in this paper, to take place on the dates
named:
Monday, Feb. 23d, will be sold at auction
infront of the Courthouse, 500 acres of
Mountain land known as the Kennedy
Tract,'' miles Southwest of Waynes-
boro.' 1t has four dwelling houses Oh
it. and saw mill. Iron has been devel-
oped on it, and there are fine springs
Sale by Henry B. Niche, Commission
er. Information about the property will
be furnished on application to Mr.. Benz.
M. Ellis, near Fishersville.
At private sale will be sold the handsome
and commodious dwelling on Church ST..
adjoining the residence Of Hon. A. III.
II. Stuart, and lately occupied by Mr.. R.
W, Burke. Its handsome furniture will
also be sold, For particulars apply to
Col. Thos. A. Gordon. Wesleyan Female
Institute.
Monday, March I'd, a tract of 40 acres,
with a frame building, and 104 acres,
with good frame building, all fine river
bottom land, Oh Middle River, lately
owned by Maj. James Walker, decd
Sale by VIM. Crawford, Ex'or.
On Saturday, March 18th, will be sold at
auction in Churchville, y acres OF land
with good buildings, orchard and fine
water, situated a mile and a half from the
village, and owned by E. F. Vincent
Sale by Jno. G.. Slower, of Fishersville,
Trustee.
On Saturday, Feb. 18th, will be sold at
auction the house and lot Of Jasmes T.
Clarke. in Mt. Scion. The lot is Z of an
acre, and the house is partly new. Sale
by II. 3. Niche and G.. M. Cochran, jr.
Commissioner,
Friday, February 18th, will be sold one
tract of 1O5 and another Of 205 acres,
near Craigsville, owned by the late Jas.
Berry. The tracts are so situated as to
be made one farm. Sale by Orlando
Smith and Thos. c. Elder, Commission
erS.
At private sale farm of 1913 acres, four
miles from Staunton. For sale by Jno.
S. Churchman, Ex'or.
At private sale, is offered the toll house
and property at the southern edge of the
city. Apply to W. II. Il. Lynn, at this
office.
On Tuesday, March 18th, in front of the
premises at Waynesboro, will be sold at
acution comfortable two story dwell
ling house, with a lot go by 200 feet, al
present, occupied by Mr.. Jno. N. Mann
Sale by Jno. j. I5arew and Jno. Tow.
herman, commissioners.
On Saturday, March 18th, in front Of the
Court House, will be sold at auction q
desirable lot on Coalter ST., containing
81 acres.
At private sale is offered The desirable res
idence of Mr.. James W. Baldwin, lame
diately in front of the Wesleyan Female
Institute. It is q desirable property, il
an agreeable neighborAaod,
Monday, Feb. 23d, will be sold al auction
in front Of the Courthouse, 900 acres
of Sou Mountain land. Sale by VIM
Crawford, Ex'or.
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Died


CLARY.-At the residence of her son-in-
law, at Orange G. H., on the 2Sth of Jan
uary, after protracted illness, Mrs.
Frances Clary, widow of Rev. Jonathan
Clary, decd. of Harrisonburg, in the
6sth year of her age.
PRICHARD.-In Richmond, on Thurs
day the 5th instant, Mrs. Jane E. Prich-
ard, rellct OF the late Rev. John L. Prich-
ard, of Wilmington, N. c., and oldest
daughter of the late Rev. James B. Tay-
lor, D. D., of Richmond,
MOORE-In Lexington, Va, on Wednes-
day, January 18th, Miss Mary M. Moore
sister of Gen1. S. Med. and Capt. D. E.
Moore, died at the residence of her broth
in-law, Maj VIM. Moore.
TAYLOR.-Dr Josiah B. Taylor died at
Hillsborough, Loudoun county, on last
Tuesday. Before the war he was editor
of The Mirror, then the Democratic or
gan Of LoudOun county.
LONG.-On Sunday night, Feb. Sth, near
Trimble's Mills, in this county, Mrs.
Eliza Long, wife of Mr.. Geo. W. Long.
HARTER.-At the residence of Reuben
Reggleman, Brooks Gap, Rockingham
comfy, Va, January 81, 1874, Simon
Harter, of Pendleton county, Va.,-
aged about rs years. He left a young
widow and child.
KINGAN.-In New Market, Va, Janu-
airy 9th, 1874, Mrs. Rebecca L. Kingan
aged 40 years, 7 months, and l day.
YONCE.-At Salem. Feb. 7th, E. Victoria
Yonce, wife of Rev. W. R. Yonce. Pro-
fessor of Ancient Languages in Roanoke
College, and the daughter of Bishop J.
j. Glossbrenner of the United Brethren
church.
BALDWIN.-At Winchester, Feb. I'd,
Mrs. Baldwin relict of the late DIR.
Stuart Baldwin.
CABELL.-On the 4th instant. at 'sGlen
Owen" Loudoun county, Va, the resi-
dence of Robert Bently. in the 6Sth year
OF her age, Elizabeth c., relict of the
late P. Henry Cabell, of L nchburg, Va.
MYERS.-On the night of Feb. 9th, Jno.
G. Myers, of New Hope, aged about so
years.
HOLBROOK.-On Feb. 18th, near New
Hope, Selah Holbrook, aged 70 years.
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Commercial.

STAUNToN, Feb. II.
Flour-Family, 1915; Extra, $7.75; Su-
perfine, $6,75(07,25; Wheat Red, S1,60;
White, ST. ,65; Corn, Soc; Oats, 45(d 47c !;
Hay, 75c Bacon, loo; Molasses, 40(0 soc !;
Sugar, 1870 14c; Butter, soc; Eggs, 15c.
REMARKS.
The receipts of grain and flour for the
past week have been moderate, the almost
unpassable condition of the roads, caus-
ed by the melting snow, have prevented
much produce from being marketed show
ing in this instance the value to our farm
ing interest of our improved system of
keeping our roads in repair. Flour flat
tend little yesterday and the market dull
Oats also declined sets per bushel-Corn
unchanged-Butter scarce and wanted
Eggs dull
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New Advertisements.

I7IRGINIA-IN VACATION.-In the Clerk s
v Office of the Circuit Court for Augusta
county, February 18th, 1874.
Thomas Burke, Plaintiff
against
Thomas D. Ransom, Admir- debonis non of Robt
Miller, decd, s. X. Miller, and I-(names
unknown), heirs aud legal representatives Of
Root. Miller, decd, Defendants.
The object of this suit is to restrain the De-
f-ndant's, Thomas D. hanson, Admir- as afore-
said, and David Fultz, from paying over money
in their hands, or either Of them, due or going
to the estate of Robt Miller and TO attach and
recover $l3S.3a, with interest on $46, IL, from
August 2sth, 1878. and on $46.ll, from Gath,
September, 1867, and on $46.ll, from 2sth
September, 1868, money illegally, collected of
the Plaintiff.
The Defendants. S. K. Miller, and
(names unknown), heirs and legal representa-
tives of Robt. Miller decd not havin e entered
their appearance, and it appearing by affidavit
filed that they are non-resdents of this State {:
1t is ordered that they do appear here within
one month after due publication of this notice,
and do what is necessary to protect their in
terests.
Cepy -Tests,
]: N. RYAN, Clerk,
Trout, Rq.
febls-4t
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A STAUNToN ADMINISTRATOR FOR
JOHNS HOPKINS THE MILLIoNARE.-In
the staunton Hastings Court, Monday,
Judge Smith on application of J. Fred.
Ef1inger, counsel for the estate Of the late
Johns Hopkins, Of Baltimore, appointed
Levi Shafer, city sergeant, Administration
de bonds non of Johns Hopkins. The law of
Virginia forbids suits by foreign credi-
tor, and this appointment is made that
suit may be commenced to recover some
$4,000 claimed to be due, by citizens Of
staunton, to the estate.
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WaynesbOrO' Affairs.
CORRESPONDENCE of the Staunton Vindicator.J
WAYNEsBoRo, Jan. 18th, 1874.

Correspondence of the Staunton Vindicator.l
WAYNEsBoRo, Jan. 18th, 1874.
s'East Augusta Grange was instituted
here last Saturday. 1.-THE list of officers is
given in our local columns, Ed About
twenty persons joined and as the organi-
Zation endeavors to secure the best mate
rial for it's members, they have made a
successful beginning. The officers are well
known to the entire county, as men OF in
fluence and means, and they will earnestly
work to build up an organization from
which, the ''grangers" predict great bene
fits to our whole country will flow. Their
meetings will be held once each month. at
each Of which large acquisitions to their
membership will be made.
Our recently appointed P. M. not having
received the necessary documents yet, the
business of the Off :e is still conducted by
some of the late P. Ms securities. All
however will be working smoothly in few
days and it is needless to say that our Of
flee will be well conducted.
The Presbyterians have at last purchased
a lot and will commence the long-talked-of
church as soon as the weather moderates.
The following trustees were elected by the
congregation on last Sabbath: r. b. Fish
burn, J. Patterson. 5. FL. Bell, L. I'll. An
trim and Charles Brooks.
Several robberies have occurred near us
recently, but of not sufficient magnitude
to be worthy of mention.
MATRJ(E
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HUsT1Nes CoURT.-In the Hastings
Court, Judge Smith presiding, the follow
ing business was transacted F. III. Saupe
was licensed to keep restaurant with a
bar. Lewis johnson, colored, imprisoned
for misdemeanor in passing 81 bill for
S. bill, was allowed the privilege of ball.
Wyatt Smith claimed the benefit of the
homestead exemption. The estate of
Lewis Farrar, decd, was committed to
Levi Shafer The accounts of Geo, Har-
Ian for S7S and Jno. r. Kurtz for $40, were
allowed.
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Person al.

VIENNA. Feb. l2.-Emperor Francis Jo-
seph, left here last evening, for St. Peters
burg, on visit to the Gar.
New YORK, Feb. 2-Rev. Chas. Kings
ley, the author, and Chaplain in ordinary to
Queen Victoria, arrived here yesterday, on a
tour through the United States.
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Commercial.

New YORK, FEB l2.-Flour, quiet and
unchanged Wheat, dull and dropping
Corn, quiet and heavy.
BALTIMORE, Feb. l2-Flour in fair de-
mand and prices unchanged. Wheat steady.
Corn dull-white Southern, so to "a; Vel
low, Is to IS; Oats dull. Southern, so to g. ;
Rye, quiet and steady Hay unchanged.
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. VIM. A. Burnett, the
popular clerk of our county court, who
had been detained at home several days by
severe iadisposition, resumed his office du-
ties on Monday last.
Rev. G.. A. Shuey passed through here
Tuesday ON his way to attend the annual
conference of United Brethren in Penn
sylvania.
NJ W. Goss appointed General Freight
Agent of the G. & o. R. R. has entered up
on the discharge Of his duties.
Gen. John Echols returned from visit
to Kentucky on Tuesday last.
Oliver Berne proprietor of the Old Sweet
Springs, was among the guests at the Vir-
ginia Hotel yesterday.
Mr.. Frank A.. Markley, Waynesboro
has obtained patent for car coupling
link.
St. Valentine has his dey tomorrow,
February Nth.