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The New York herald., 1874-10-19
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY, 49, 1s7TRPLE SHEET.

thirv street, near Third avenue on Tuesday,
October 20, at ten O'Clock A. NJ; thence TO CAL
PArrEN.-Un SUNDAY. October Is. SARAH G. PAT
TEN In the list year Of her age.
Relatives and friends OF the family are Invited
TO attend the iunerai from her late residence, 332
Stanton street, on Tuesday, 2Otn inst, at two
O'Clock.
PErEnsoN.--On Friday, October 10, WILLIAM NJ
PETERSON, aged 81 pears and months:
The relatives and @ risnas q. o, M the family the men,
the members Of the Polar Star NJ. B. Association
are respectfully Invited TO ,ss attend the funeral
Monday afternoon, october 10. at one O'Clock.
QuINS:-On Saturday, October II, MAGGIE QUINN.
residence No. 776 Tenth avenue.
soRIBA.--At Newark, n. J.: on Sunday. October
The funeral Will take place from her late resi-
dence, No. o. ParA place. Newark; on Tuesday. me
friends nSsa nnsi are invited TO V attend s'A's' an'
SEAMAN-On saturday. October IT, Mrs. SARAH
SEAMAN. widow Of the late David Seaman, In the
Friends Of the family are invited to attend her
funeral, this aftsrnoSn r at Two O'CLOCK from her
snEsipAN.-On saturday, OCTOBER II, at her resi-.
OF Thomas j. Sheridan, aged 2s years, II months
and ~ Gays
70 attend the funeral. rom the Methodist Episco.
POI church, Perry street, on Monday at one O'Clock
I. Al. the remains will bs taken to Railway Tor
WAoN4R.-At Wasninaton Heights. New York, on
Sunday. October IL, after short but severe illness,
HIRAM WAGNER, aged "a years, s months and
days.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-.
quested to attend the funeral, at the residence OF
his father. 15oth street, near Tenth avenue, on
Tuesday, October 20, at one O'Clock r. NJ, wthout
further notice.
WARD.-On sunday, October Is, alter . short but
severe illness, HENRY beloved son OF Edward ana
Ann Ward aged years and rs days.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Tues.
Day afternoon. AZ two O'Clock, rom the residence
OF his parents, l6s Thompson street.
WlLKER.-On Friday, October l6. JOHN II. WILL
KER, aged 45 wears, month aud l6 davs.
Relatives and friends OF the family; also the
members Of United Brothers Lodge. No. $50 F. A.
M, and the Witt.ager Freundachatt's Bund, are
respectfully invited to attend the tuneral from
the German Lutheran st. Johns church, No. 81
Christopher street. on Tuesday, Goth inst, at half
past one O'Clock r. NJ.
WREATH.-On Saturday, October II, CHARLES
WREATH, In the 22d year OF hls age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are In
vited TO attend the funeral, from his late resi-
dence, 90 Third avenue. this tAonday1 AFTERNOON.
at one O'Clock.
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4 PARIE SCANDAL
4 Negro Coachman stands UP for tne
Dignity or His Cloth.
IFrom Galignani's Messenger, Oct 5.l

IFrom Galgnani's Messenger, OCT, o.
4 few days ago the Figaro related the adven-
ture ora young woman. denai-monde, famous tor
her yellow hair, and young Belgian nobleman
who had made ner q present OF carriage ana
pair. driven py a negro Suspecang the ndeiity OF
his mistress. ne one day blackened his face and
out on the servants livery, with the tcea OF catch
ing her tripping. The plan succeeded, as he iound
that on aliqhting, she joined young man who
was waiting Tor her. ON her return, when she was
about to enter the carriage. he gave her two
sSsrp c%s on ssynr her sanpr where sne ne
was The epiIogue Of the story IS amusing. The
real coachman, on hearing OF what mad been done.
the following letter TO his master:-
MONSIEUR LIZ BAkos-I am only = poor negro. but
should nave conducted myself ON your seat you
have done when using my name, my wig and my color.
Nor should ever have confded them TO you II had
place and bid you adieu. TOM VANKEkiE
The Baron talks OF having the letter framed and
nung up IN the most prominent place in his apart
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THE DUKE OF NORTHUMBERLAND AND THE
CATHOLICS.

The London Telegraph OF the 9th OF October
makes the following important statement:-
We received some days since an important COM
municaiion TO the effect that HIS Grace the Duke
Roman Catholic iaith. To test the accuracy OF
this statement We sent for information 10 AIM
WICK, and learned from a telegraphc despatch
that the rumor had no foundation in TACT. III con-
sequence, however, OF reiteratlon OF the original
Of the highest authorities Of the Catholic Church
IN England. who, In answer to our inquiries, as
serted his frm belief in the DUKES conversion.
aud added that his Grace was lately admitted into
communion BY the Bishop OF Beverley.
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FTHE WALLACE HoPs'-sATuRpAY NEXT. oC-
tcper q 1874 az Fsrreros As.smey Rooms Tam:
and closing 4. mp n rnekeu 70 ~ hss a. the hall
No 81 Hast TeuefA eeroeA *t
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n oBINsoN HALL SIXTEENTH sTREET
II between Broadway and Fifth avenue. TonIghL
MORE NOVELTY. ANOTHER GREAT SENSATION
THE BEAUTIFUL SISTERS LORETTE,
expressly engaged for the
tecond week of the GrcciAn Sensation
KALIEDAGYNAL
THE ORIGINAL NINE. RENTZ'S
CANCAN DANCERS. FEMALE MINSTRKkA
OF thirty.sx Artists. headed bv the Comedians
BILLY COUhTWKI9HT AND CHARLEY LORD.
NATfNEks TUESDAY AND FRIDAY ESQ r. n.
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AMUSEMENrp, A

vNALLACk's.
w Proprietor and Manager Mr.. LESTER wALLACK.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY, October 10 and 20.
win be produced sheridan's great Comedy,
TuE RIVALS,
with Mr.. JOHN GILBERT Mr. HARRY BECKETT Mr.
EDWARD AkNorr Mr. J. y. POLK, Mr.. j. VI CAR
hOLL. M. e n; HOLLAND MT; z. Z. EDWIN. Mr..
LEWIS, Mme:. PoNIsi, MISS DORA GoLDrHwAifE
and Miss KATE BARTLETT in the charac e RS pcrrayed
BY them With such remarkahle success last season.
Mr.. H. j. MONTAGUE. having recovered from mis- late
severe accident the nrst representation OF Mr. Lester
Walack's ana MIR. PIerrepont Edwards daptauon
Octave Feulet's great drama, -
THE ROMANCE of POOR YOUNG MAN
will be given WEDNESDAY evening October q.
This fine play will be presented with the greatest care
and complet teness, and will introduce
Mr. II. J. MONTAGUE
his second sonation before the New York public.
In the same play -
Miss ADA DYAg
win make her first appearance In wallack's Theatre
Mr. rnJ JOHN oas ~sr aiLssRT g Mr. j. B. POLK,
Mr. j. w. CAKROLL Mr. f. NJ HOLLAND.
MY. O. T. BROWNE, Miss EFFIE QERMoN,
Miss lone BURKE, Mme PoNISJ
Mrs. JOHN SETON.
Dus notice will be given Of the first appearance Of
In his
NEW IRISH DRAMA,
xrh ia in activ urep
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SrhNMSxhf NsyxfaoNY a coScssrs AND sa PuSElo ooAoAAS'
REHEARSALS

pre ~ snhscrnt,nn a. .vmnhann on cnU,t,
with reserved seat ss to public rehearsals with re-
served seat ~
for either the symphony concerts or public rehearsss
TOR both, Will commence on Monday morning, Oct
26 at the box ONCE OF SteInway Hail. Subscribers de-
sirous of having the same seats during the season
select them the box once Of stein way Hail and
after October B Circulars can be obtained at all the
principal music stores and piano warerooma
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Engaged.

ALkxASDEE-NEGBAUER.-On Friday, october 10.
ETTIE, only daughter ol Albert Alexander. to MIR.
MAX NE0BAURR, OF Newark, N. ].
Leavenworth (Kansasl, san Francisco (CaL) ana
St. Louis lMo.) papers please copy.
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GLEAsON--BANcKER.-- --On Wedne sday, october i
1t the residence OF the BRIDES grandfather. Cal
n. wILBERr .. GLEASON, TO LIZZIE. daughter Of tn
late Jonn L. Bancker.
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Act L-MooRCRoFf MANSION in ls4a
Act II. U.-NEWPORT in 1855 The Comedy Of Flrt alton.
Act LII.-The Law Of the Land IN 1883. t6H
Act lv.-The Double Wedding.
MOOkCROFT MATINEE
Saturday, at halt.past one.
Mr. DAILY begs TO announce that MOORCROFr will
DC followed BY the production OF THE BELLIES
STRATAGEMI
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METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OfART,
m No. IFS West Fourteenth street. New YORK
The Museum will be opened daily t~undaye exceptea
from IL Al M to A. N. Gallery OF Pictures BY oid nas
rs loan q r,c!srss S,inS ama 9sasr A'
kenaaHs &OA eeoAAeguee eaA - - ~ -
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with the 'uDpSrs s Sathsr and actor
and eh hrs aapearance in ten years. ~. soov
ASSIGNMENT OF CHARACTERS.
SSs4t he hz Sssa Ssss
Ai' a''' apesalanss hsss s4sdsrle1 Ward.
o..a,aa, caRsS; s appearance il imslSs shP sheppard
#i: :.. ri; sss4s. Ls
bora b1xe sanas ~ Nsr;ociti Mr. IrvnS
,.,v n.n,v Lords, ladies, guests &c. - -"
Anne a.l r.. s.Is Henderson
Agatha, with song Annie Kemp Bowler
During this brief and engagement
ses HSs w sKSe Gq hrs s i9 Mn
sfrnav vs s. BEEN sn OF r s se % @
sa fsstsPRsI
;as ''s!Si
may be sent by mail. messenger or telegraph
CHARLoTrE OUsHMAN.
MOST MAGNIFICENT PORTRAIT
rLLUsrRroUs AMEeaicaN q ia rRAaEDrESNB,
sass % = Tus is
~ DAILY GRAPHIC
M
Ga%a Il ~ sSHIsnif Of the most important
srkSKoscH i4aL,ss dsgs BIAS
,ies ss;
New oDsIs' ' e1 y flippgs INV S;rssfsis sGass '''
presented with New Scenery Costumes &C.. and the
tsssMss as%''e's
BsS bsS sfi fah.G 81 GAss
DSn ssnol Lori A1EI eHrh4 and
Musical Dr'es sHs ssfsrs's ssn0' 1ua'0
,,,,. debut t il II Amerga ia.Hr q
'TEIDAy Is October X n second Sphs hsgPearanes OF
In ann hpSix u LAMMERMoSk, !. hR NH Ss,,xsr
& S Ss:s % as ss
1vo.1.. xssssssisSs sill Ss's'S.s ss; = matinee
JENNIE MORTON AA1'sshS
SATURDAY EyESINq, N OCTOBER -
oARpESrRRS S5EAI oF noMEa MiLI AND NOSE.
ssssH the
WITH ALL rAH H. F1sAtSH EassP;TT sFi5f1Hilns 5Sa9iln
e1s sss: L: s
Warriors Charming 1nn 1ns nsM
with real Water Deluge Scene.
MRrRoPoL1rAN THEATRE SIS BRoADwAx
EHGSEHs yASRgS!targ i
10sRAxD sssSs:s EVasihi
IN. great A$ssspISs| ss $sssSiS sSHh ss.nen.nA
5sSSTs s1Ssis sss;s sss's sss:
. Sssles 4 AZ fts fShssTff
AND ALL THE A5ssf ssfsar5Efss afst1af's sAvoslrzx
The ams 'S SfonsHfs sSnfrfs ws yicAurs
c4ss ises Szs md 5R sny Syh2Haf fsftfn bSsSaas BsSS
Ssisss,o s4ssiss'
II. daily and sSA sssSIy s New 7or. have un..
ever achieved by a Monologue performer.
AEAcoABE. THE HUMoRIsT, IN HIS DUAL PEE.
AVA '0nsu0A %SlAsNbgRrNG Y MINsTRELs.
ss MT s II & sSSs
na M e 81
R1AocABK-A HUMOROUS SENSATION
M sTElSW,n;Y H,;na HALl Hann7sgE EVERY EVENING. Ats
In bis 'pari'inEB BESosg ssuSiGsqso DtoLL CARE.
s:. #ss S.s: =
Pietaresqns Costume, new ana original Songs and ap
%pS faa MSE RvsY Ar
Admission. 80 cents Reserved Seats ~ cents extra
ssi 81
2s Union square, and At all the principal hotels
GEaHAsMS TgEATsE poURrEEsrH sTsEET n,sIaa:
Sos61Y Oct is voEk wEs wIiNr UND I4caa
Bo. oe. cSsdaE oSes asy II hrss rc@ ss S. @ y
RRYANrs OPERA HousE-wEsr ssD srREEE
at 'nd q Theatre
III 4S#s !; { A1:fs Z IS$$sA
Grand ssss DD'
III SHo SSsS sSoH
pan bryanS Seiss seymour BOB asE. Dave Reed, E!ee
''''-S Family lf1R& Matinee 'is Every SATURDAY s s
ISss sSe fl
py expressly ensaged e.. assa,d for sns..,,, the
KALIEDAGYNAL
TnE ORIGINAL NINE. RENTZ'S
CANCAN DANCERS. FEMALE MINSTRKlA
A MATCHLEss Variety COMPANY
OF thirty.six Artists. headed by the COMEDIAN
BILLY COUHTWkT9HT AND CHARLEY LORD.
NATfNEks TUESDAY AND FRIDAY. 2.90 r. n
A cApRxY or xusIc.
THURSDAY. ocTosEH nsHM
Mr. BAyARD TAYLOR.
win deliver mrs New Lecture
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RoAROERs WANTED.

THE PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST PAR
TIES REPRESENTING THEMSELVES AS FROM THE
HERALD, AND WHO ARE SOLICITING sUBscRIP.
TIoNs AND ADVERTISEMENTS FOR A BOARDING
GAZETTE OR DIRECTORY. IF THR NUMEROUS
PERSONS WHO HAVE BEEN swLNDLED WILL
INFORM THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD IT WILL
ASSIST IN BRINGING THE GUILTY PARTIES TO
JUSTICE
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(NHARLOTTE CCsHMAN.
MOST MAGNIFICENT PORTRAIT
ILLUSTRIOUS AMERICAN TRAGEDIENNE,
now about bidding farewell TO the dramatic stage. q
Booths Theatre, will appear THIS CMONDAi) AFrER-
NOON, In the
DAILY GRAPHIC
price D cens)
- This splendid picture wifi occupy the entire drst
page Of Graphic and will found worthy OF preSer.
vaon souvenir Of the most Important event In the
dramatic world.
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AMUsENIENTs. A


RooTH's THEATRE cusHMAN.
Miss CHARLOTTE cusHMAN,S FAREWELL TO ThE
STAGE.
JARRETT 4 PALMER announce with especial pride
that the
FAREWELL APPEARANCES, ON THE DRAMAIIo
STAGE
OF the eminent tragedenne,
Miss CHARLOTTE CUsHMAN.
viii be made in Booths Theatre, under their manage
lMoSpAY) EVENING, Oct 10.
in the grand Tragedy,
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StauntOn Market, May,7.
Rnncrrp EVERY WEEK BY P. B. Hoeg BRoTHnR
Wholesale PRICES.

BAITIMRE CATTLE MARKET, April 80 1S74.-Prces
to day for Beef Cattle ranged follows Best Beeves
at 3a$7 25 generally rated first quality at 37a$6 81
medium to good fair quality at IS 12a5 81 rinary
thin Steers Oxen aaa c0Ws r. ierog ana ~
the market today 1928; extreme range OF the prices
425a$7 25 5st OF The sales were from Is to 80 IS
per lou pounds.
Cows-There is q good demand for Mileh Cows,
whie are rather SCARCE and higher at head
vesfs aGe Selling at 6aznc per b, and il. good de-.
mand at these figures.
SHEEP AND LAMRs.-We quote wool at sasc; and
sheared Sheep at 4a6Ac per 10 gross Lambs sass pSr
per head, and in limited demand.
HoGs.-We quote at 5Oa$8 25 per 1b net.
ALEXANDRIA CATTLE MARKET, HAY beef Cattle
$500, extra $725; Sheep 4ka6h Lambs 25Oa$5 per
mead Hogs ;a8Ac and Cows and Calves 25a$6O..
GEoRGETowN CATTLE MARKET. April 30-Saes Of
Cattle 0a7 25 wool Sheep to &c. clipped ditto
&C., Cows and Calves 2Oab5O per head, and Lambs to
per head
RICHMOND CATTLE MANKET, April 3D.-Cattle com
mon to extra, sold at O0ase 50per cwt gross Sheep
sod at 6es7 gross Hogs at 75a825 net and Veals at
5a*13 per head.
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Deaths.

On the LIST OF May. near Staunton. OF pneumonia
WILLIAM j., of Marshall X. and Sarah j. Fultz, OF
this county, in the goth month of his age
In this place, on the fifth instant, OF Pneumonia
Miss MARY COOPER, aged about fifty-hve years. Miss
Cooper was one OF our most highly esteemed and
really estmable ladies', her life being expression
OF kindness and charity.
Near Greenville, on the 26th of April -. infant
daughter OF B. F. and M. NJ McClung.
On the 2nd inst. in Kentucky, DR.. Jacque Harrison
of Henry Harrison, Esq, OF this county. He
leaves, wife and one child. The afflicted family
have the sympathies Of the entire community.
At his residence. Brdgewater. Rockingham
county, on Monday the 20th of April, 2. w. Shipma
in about the 60th year of his age.
On the 10Th OF March at his residence, in Oakland,
Coles county, Illinois, after protracted illness, Jo
seph U Rohr, a native Of Harrisonbnrg, Va, in the
55th year of his age.
On the 26th, near Mt Crawford. Mrs Rachel Lage,
wife OF Jacob Lage, aged 30 years, 8 months and 81
days.
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LEWIS STREET-A walk along this hand
some street last Saturday exhibited to US that
improvements are rapidly going on. r. G.
Bckle, Esq. is putting up another dwelling,
and Robert Stratton and John Parent have I'M
der roof two new buildings for Mr.. Owen Kav-
ain. AS an evidence OF the advance OF
property in this locality, we will mention lit
tie incident that occurred. Several years age
Mr.. John Fallon purchased piece Of groun6
from Mr.. Bickle at $500. We met Mr.. Fallon
as we sauntered along, and something being
said about his having made eight thousand dol
lars by the purchase, he responded that the
whole property was not worth that. He was
asked if he would take $1,000 for it. YES .
was the answer. s'I'll take it, was the ready
response, and ''here is $40 to close the bargain
Will pay the balance in ten days" Fallon
sinoled smile, and said we'll sI'll think about
it." Of course, he has no idea Of taking it.
Other improvements will be commenced
shortly on this street. Mr.. Evans says he is
going to fix Up his splendid property, surroun-
ding his Tobacco warehouse, in the rear of his
residence. and he can't commence it too soon,
for it looks rag ged and rough.
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M0r1'50ues.

On the 2sth OF April, by the Rev. A. W ler, Lewis
Rowe and Miss Ella H Reeder, both of Waynesboro.
On the 2lst of April by E. P Funk w. Fl. Arbo-
CAST and Miss Barbara E. Flesher all OF Highland.
On the 28th of April in Fincastle, by Rev. Pendle
ton Brooke, g. NJ. Written OF Bristol, Tenn, and
Miss Ella M. Goodwin of Fincastle.
At Broadway. Rockingham county. Sunday the
26th OF April by Rev Mr.. Splitter, John d. Jefferson.
formerly of Winchester. Va. and Miss Dora Allie,
daughter OF Abraham Showalter, decd, of Rocking
ham county.
On April 2sth at the residence OF the brides
mother Deerdeld, by Rev. Mr.. Winfree, John W
Giendy, and Miss Mary V. Montgomery. all OF tt Is
county.
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LOCAL.
Pubic Meeting ON Monday.

We direct attention to the call Of the mer-
chants of Staunton for. a public meeting to be
held in the Court House on Monday next, the
18th inst, to take into consideration the recent
Tax Bill passed by the Legislature and matters
connected Herewith. It is earnestly hopeo
that every merchant in the county will be pres
ent. and all others, of whatever profession or
occupation, who are opposed to the proserip-
ton of any one class of our fellow citizens, we
regard this bill as gross violation representa-
tive trust; in conflict with the organic law OF the
State; the SPIRIT of our institutions, and pub
lie expediency. 1t is wrong in principle and
wrong in policy, and cannot do otherwise than
work public harm.
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The unpropitious weather-winter still leav-
ing the traces ofhis desolating reign IN the zap
of gentle spring--has prevented our druggists
from preparing their soda fountains for the
season, as early as usual. But Saturday last
W. r. Tyree, and Geo. W. May & Co., each
had delicious soda, and extended the hospitali-
ties of their establishments to their friends, and
to-day the fountain Of DR.. Wayt q Bro, will be
in operation.
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tease No. 6I2l

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the aoth da}
of March. 1871 awarrsnt in Bankruptcy was ISSUE )
Rockingham county va: who has been adjndged Z
Bankrupt on his own petition THAT the payment q
my g a Ell G Bankrpa him or fors use H.
transfer ot any prblerty by him. are forbidden
iSW That meeting OF the Creditors of said Bank
rnpt. to prove their debts and choose one or NOR
Assignaes of his estate, will be held at Court ..
ter in Bankruptcy. in Harrisonbnrg, Va, before G
Douglas Gray Esq. Register, on the 9TH DAY q
. ''i'@ y ~ A. S. GRAY,
april 30-2t is. Marshal for said District
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sAs.H R4ARoHS::

Ladies' Hose from 1sc to LOO pair.
Handkerchief from &c to 1,25 apiece,
Gents / Hose from s. to 100 pair,
A fine assortment of Gorsets at all prices,
900 pieces of assorted r.bbcn at all prices,
Black Lace, all qualities, at oil prices,
Black Alpacas from 25c to 1,25, worth mera
money
Very heavy TaRsle s Linen from So' to $780, bar
One yarS lens Linen Togsls ct 2, rs per dozen.
Beautiful large ;r Napkins AZ ii copper dozen,
We have a large assortment Of Rleached Cetteas
and will sell them as cheap as MERCHANTS
IN THE LARGER CITIES,
Great BARGAINS in WHITE GooDs,
Pivues. Organdies, Nainsook Cambria and Lawssy
all from 25c to 90 per yard,
"a Table Oil cloths at 75c worth LOO,
Ladies' Hats and Bonnet, the most complete as
sortment in this State, from 25c to 25.eo
Childrens and Misses Hose from lG to Goo pair
Misses apd Chldrens Gloves at all prices,
Lace Caps and I}onhets for children,
Winsor Scarfs from 25c to 100, samfthny ~eM,
Ladies white Under-sAirts It soc worth leo.
Chemises at 75c worth 1,9G,'
New style, trimmed, Ladies Hsts at 75s work.
$50,
White Aprons at SOC worth 100.
Ladies' Underware in full sets at all PRICES,
Nice black Lace Wells only SOC worth 100.
Best quality A black Grape at so worth s@
Artificial Flowers from lOc spray and upwards
Bonnet silk, all colors / wide, at 100, ~
Babys Lace Caps at 90 worth 200.
Combs liar Brushes, 'Tosth brushes, Naa aAS
Flesh Brushes, good assortment.
Lilly White and caF rrrins' good quality Aas
cheap
Space gill not permit further enumeration q
Goods, hit We are prepared to meet the want, q
our customers this season, and guarantee thss
orr nriees are the Lnwest- in the State OF Y Ia
GINA, that is goods Of the same qualify.
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The large four story brick; warehouse in
Lynchbarg, used by Messrs. Geo. A. Bu~ke,
Son & Wright, as tobacco mandatory. was
burned on the 4th inst. The entiEe. loss on
stock is $50, 900. about $4,000 Of which is COW
e:ed by insurance. The building belonged to
Anderson Armstead Of Baltimore, and was val
ued at sl5,oop Il was not known whether it
was insured or not. The fire was the work ef.
an inc endiary.
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FIRE AT THE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGs.-
A telegram to the Richmond Dispatch, dated
May 4tf, says: The main dwelling immedi-
ately on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, a.
bout one hundred yards below the depot at this
place, formerly used as storehouse BY Messrs.
Young q Calwell, but more recently closed,
was entirely destroyed by fire last night, to-
gether with about five hundred dollars worth
Of goods, which were in the building. The fire
was undoubtedly the work of an .incendiary.
The house, which belonged to Mr.. James L.
Calwell, and the goods burned to Messns.
Young y Calwell were both about covered by
insurance in Virginia companies.
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..,ase No. 8lOl

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That on the 4th ,,as
of March, lo74 warrant in Bankruptcy was issr' =
against the estate OF Michael Bazzel, OF Roche
Madison county, Va. who has been adjudged bank
rupt on his own petition THAT the payment OF ~
debts and the delivery Of any property belonging -
of any property by him, forbidden by law til a.
meeting Of the cre eaE & s "a n
Of his estate will be helGA a Gohrt'of Bankrupt
to behoden at tie office Of the Register in no Bar
Gray ESQ, Reeisfer, on the 9Th day OF June a. g.
1874 ut 10 ocloek,fs: m "A. =: Gha
april 30-2t > U. s. Marshal for said District.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-05-07

DIME SALOON. Burns, the popular pro
prietor Of the Dime Saloon, is making arrange
ments to erect at once three story brick bull
ding on the site he now occupies. He is thus
necesstated to change his place Of business
temporarily, and may therefore be found on
and after Monday next, the 18th inst, in the
basement of Mrs: Rolen's house, corner of
Spring Lane and Augusta streets, where he
will be pleased to see his friends and the pub
lie
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-05-07

ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.--On and after the
4tb inst. there will be freight train, with pas
senoer car attached, leave Staunton, ON the
Valley railroad, at $40 p. NJ, stepping at all
the depots on the road, and CONNECTING with
regular trains at Harper's Ferry. BY TINS az
;: rsngemsnt, passengers arriving at staunton by
the Chesapeake and Ohio road, and wishing to
90 down the Valley, will have no detentlon.G -,
Heretofore they have had to remain over until
The following morning, at 1919.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-05-07

Rev. w. Il. Sabine, who was raised to a sur!
dol, HEIGHT of notoriety by his refusal to perform
he burial service over tie dead body Of an ac-
tor. referring tie friends Of the deceased to TIL.
little church round the corntr.'' has Join
cd the r i,rped Epi eqpll Gnlr; b,andpr u !.
cd his first sermon IN that capacity last Sun
day,
Ills christian piety will never hurt him any
where and the cause he esponses We care moi
what it is, unles that Of the dee7, will never
prosper under his administration.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-05-07
M0rEetS.

There has been an increased activity in our market
during the past week. Flour has advanced fully a.
cents per barrel. Wheat, Oats and Corn frm. BUT
ter and Eggs scarce and higher Dried Fruit very,
scarce. Fowls and Vegetables in demand at good
prices G. A. RICHARDSON.
Produce Merchant, Augusta st.