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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE s. POTOMAC RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE s. POTOMAC RAILROAD.
DEPOT CORNER 9TH AND srREsrsN.W.
amer prii 18th 1874. trains will run as follows:
TAAi Ms LtAVA FOR TRAINS ARRIVE 1T
ga TMOhE flashing TOW.
o:ss .. IA. Elmirs MAIL Sis O. m, New York En-
LILY OK monday. Hress, daily.
~ .. N Aeconmoda- $500 IN. Accommodate On
s:zS a.. m, Limited Ex. 1910 m. Daily gsst
press fT New York, Lice from W.st.
ior Car ram snnoa'. Par s;ss 80. H. B,iim,re
Buffalo and West daily, Los >. m iimissi ' *.
3.ae SonoS. .,,,, press from New York,
nr'p Is AItirr ore tx daily, ex. Sunday.
s;seG NIL Pitt,buIs, lon, eIoest sunday.
wntaasH,l' and south- $50 p. m, daily, from
$3.50 m for Phii.d.I sauaaT. trom aSW West sn s
Ptia, daily, eN Sunday North,
' Ys,tp Mini m; daily. New lies , m; Southern
s; Srs.! ?. AM M, Pacific H1-
Trains leaving Washin ston ct s:0l a. M on Mon
Day, dnC sday and Friday, and ]. 40 D. m. daily ,
excep. Sunday, conaect at Bowie with trains fJr
Pope's Creek leaving Bowie at 10 A. IN and 3 L o
.. NJ, arriving o! Pope's CIeei al 1:Ss aud 1:2s
Trains leaving Washington at 500 O. m aud
$50 = m. connect at Odsnton with tr aims for An
Trans arriving Q. Washington ar 1910 q. 10,
AMI 80 p. IN connect at Bowie with trains from
Pores Gre Ok lire.
Passengers leaving their orders at Ticket onoe
sveuue, northwest 6sh street aud PepnsyIya.
uts svenue, can have their baggage called for and
checked at hotes aud residences to all points NORTH
tus, In annapolis, uisyille, s.. Louis, New Or
leans, Ghies,o, . ,ahs, San Francisco, and eli
points Hast Te5,, E nT and Sos.h
N. o. YOUNG, Gent Pass'r Agent. sp23-tf
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- APhIL 18th, 1874.
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n u B &c A U U II N.
TREA,uRY DEPARTMENT,

wAsHINGroN, ID. o., Nay 4th, lG4.
There will D. sEld - public suction, TO tn highest
o eli. OK m, Oh the White Lot, youth OF tue Tress-
ury Denar pent, a number Of Desks TAbl g. Pigeon
heie Gases, Cneirs, Carpets, Msttiag, Books, and
oil condemned public property
Terms: Cash delivery. deposit OF ten per
cent will be required at time Of sale:
II VANDERBILT,
uav6-st Acting Chief Clerk Treasury Dept.
(ChroniSle,2t: Republic An,2tl
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
ZEAL ESTATE on EAST c. PIrOL STREET,
BETWEEN IN AND 81 STREETS tNDRrH
sIbEl, CONSISTING OF A THREE-STDRT
FhAMb DWELLIN6, WITH LARGE CIT
bFHR. AH'o' fA0h& In
- By virtue of q deed OF trust, dated October
x 10th, A. ID ISL, AMI duly recor led ia Li5sr No
e1f TOO, f,sl1 las, among tho aUd records for toe
District OF Columbia, aud ~ direction Of the party
secured thereby, will sell at public slctiol, in
iront CT the premises, to tue highest sidds-,
TUESDAY, May 18Th, 1874, st "a p. IN, all those
certain pieces or parcels II ground IN the city Of
NsshinRtr 3, in said District, and knowi aud de-
scrlbed follows, wit TIE western % feet front
ing on East Capitol street of Lot No. 4, In Square
No 159, and extending bac the width o. 70 feet the
ful dsEth OF said 4 also, Il lettered aud mark sd
I'M ;" In n. q. sboles and others recorded SUB
division Of original lots Ia II, l6, AZ aud Is. in said
square No. 75g, excepting the south - feet 81
inch IoEting 81 street east, by equal depth Of
y feet inch IF said lot IN ;" together with the I'm
prayenents thereon.
Terms Of sale: One fourth cash, (of which 500
must be paid down ,y OF saie;l aud the balance il
one, two sEd three yeacs, Ia eluh payments, 20 be
secured by purchasers notes, bearing Interest az
the of ten per cent. N, (paya SENT
annually, > ard deed of trust the pro psrty sold
OnnNeyancIpg ana recording at purchasers cost
II terms If sale are not complied with ia SIX days
SITTER SALE the Trustee tue right u resell al
risk ard cost Of defaulting purchaser.
WM.F. H0LTZMAN, Trustee.
. may7-d LUTTRfLL & CO., Aucts
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SPRING GOODS
GENTLEMEN
LOCKWOOD, HUFTY 1 TAYLeR,s,
sss PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
CARTwBIG T WARMERS SUPER AND
GAeZr MERIH0 UNDERsHIRTs AND
DRAWERS.
INDIA GAUzE MERINo SHIFTS,
ELK SHIRTS AND Drawers,
Isle ThRKAD SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
LINEN AND JEAN DRAWERS
The largest snd most elegant lines Of English and
French HALF HOSE. in Plain, Balbriggsn and
GLOvEs.-Harri. aud L. I'll st Kid, in one sra
Two htttohs Isle Thread Ia one and two buttons
All the new shajes.
WINDSOR sOARFs, Ties and Bows, in Plain,
lack and FsGcy, of our own i'm portaiiOn.
Hemstitched HAEDKERCHIEgs aIsrge stock
iust receiS ID, IN plain ami new styles, in Fancy
bOrters.
PaImcr's Patent
DOUBLE-Y YOKE SHIRTS.
SPECIAL ORDER DEPARTMENT.
This Department is on the second floor, and
we'll stocked with a splendid line Of PLAIN and
FANCY sHIRTIN3s. We are prepared to maize
the following prices:
SIX SHIRTS FOR SIS 90.
SIN SHIRTS FOX SIS 90,
SIX SHIRTS FOR saI 90.
SIX SHIRTS FOR ss4 90.
EXTRA CHARGE FOR COLLARS OS SHIRTS
The success attending hs manufacture of this
shirt during the pGst too years has proveH beyond
doubt, that IL is the most comfortable and perfect
fitting one made in any section Of the soorld. The
thousands Of original AMI duplicate orders received
for these Celebrated SHIRTS fully coafrm the qsssr-
tion.
Gre them q trial, am be convinced for yo.r-
selres. We are nOIg the only Ouoners and duthor-
IEcd manufacturers Of y 4LMER'S PATENT
DOUBLE-YOKE SACQJE SHIRT for TIE Dis .
triet Of Columbia. All other persons attempting 10
manufacture them are infriagcrs, and tks public
are cautioned against ordering or purchasing them
If any other parties.
GENTLEMEN'5 LAUNDRY.
Having established a first class IaunFry in cop.
HectiOn with our cHiTt manEfactOry- We are pre-
pared to Laundry gehtlemen's at tas following
prices.
Embroidered Bosom cents
less SUI ...............i2 cents
IUcI sur Nre--.--.-... cents
NlEh' sGIris.... cent,
D Gents
linen Cufst per
Oia" tIs cents
CSnts
Orders ca'l,d for and delivered free OF charge.
Terms: Cash on delivery, unless by special agree
mtut.
LOCKWOOD, HUFTY L TAYLOR,
sp.9 62J PESNkYLVASIA ayENUE.
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JOutnWesf corner Pennsy lyAniR avenue aud llth 81
Star Office Buildings.
~ Under ard BY virtue Of deed of trust made
Hyq 10 nle bearing date the nrst day OF Sep
- TENDER, 1873, aud r corded among the lard
rec rds OF Wa hing on comfy, in the District
OF C0lunbia, IN Lioer No. 735, folio Az, &c,
mail cell, on the premises, on FRIDAY, The
10Th day OF NAV, 1874, at O'Clock in tina after
Loon all those pl ces 81 land and promises stu
ATE on the west side Of Market Space in tue citg Of
Georsetown, II. o., designated ss pa # Lots .rty
one aud forty-twe, IL tbs plan OF Old Geore etown
Chcer The following metes Aid bounds, viz: 3 sgiu
hlug On The west side Of Market Spsc5 eishty-two
Get zen inches from Bridge street, running the nee
y,seyen feet four inches; thence westerly parallel
with Bridge street thirty nine feet. thence s0uther
ly Parallel with M,rset Space ten feet; thence
westerly parallel with Bridge street thirty-oight
feet four inches; thence southerly parallel with
Market Space nifty one feet two inches thence east
erly parallel with Bldge street thirty eight feet
four ibt hes; thence Lortherly psraIsl with Market
Space invent, eight feet thence thirty nine feet to
the point of beginning.
The terms of sale will be: The amount Of indebted
Eess secured by said deed of trust un pal TO
StS5 (abeut), with the pense of sale cash. and
The balance at six and twelve months for which the
notes Of the purchaser, bearing interest frsm the
day Of sale and secured by a deed of trust on the
property shall be given. A eposit Of Que hundred
dollars viii be ured Of the purchaser the time
OF sale Convey sncing to be at his pense
sAM'L ii. MELOY, Trustee.
nh4c6ds LATlMER CLEhRY, AHcts.
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DY THOMAS DoWLIN9, Auctioneer.
- GAL Louisiana ay ell n q, two doors east OF II

ID OH Loulslaha az eluei TWO doOrs cast OF I'M s..
TRUSTEES SALE OF THBEE- STORY AND
BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING 0S sou tn
q STREET, BETWEEN Sd AND Arm SITS,
SOUTHEAST.
n By virtue Of a deed Of trust dated NAY 9th,
80 A. d 1873, and duly ord al IN LibHr No III,
49, folio 2sl. oae of the Land Dec prds for the Dis
trict Of Columbia, and the request OF the -rty
stCurtd there by, We Will sell 81 pubic anctiOn, Ia
front OF the premises, on WEDNESDAY, May
20th, 1870, at O'Clock D. m, all thst pare OF Lot
numbered to O ~ in SOU are nnmserei seven hun-
bred and ninety 9lD, described ss follows: Be-
gir ming for the same at point on south street
thirty six $50 feet wet from ahe northeast corner
Of said lot and running thence west eighteen tl3l
fest; thence south seventy 400 feet thence esst
eighteen fls) feet, and thence north seventy (70)
feet TO the plsce Of beginning. approved with 8
three story and basement brick Dwelling hoose.
Terms Of sale: 0ue-tkird cash: balance ia six snd
twelve mosths, with interest at 10 cent secured
by dsed Of trust on the property; Coryeyancins al
quiTed when the property Is bid OF.
W. JONES, Trustees.
JAMES DTOEsON,f
mv7-d THOMAS DDwLING, Auct.
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AUCTION SALES

! 0OOAkON SALEA
RIVE n wall CO, s9-Ii1ns,r.,
L'u''i'1s aFenue, between IN asd is.h erect,
s sfITf Sif sA ssfss E ssggE ,s
loo'si''k T. ~e ST I'll = ear .zsr-
hn'ntyw T. Wilson, ami siii Ds solI on acc I'M,
By OTftT II ". T, xr.~n.
WI WALL 90 .us,..
city Sn1s no-iiP 'ArT 'Iios rfs IS sSssa,
GREEN WILLIAMS. Aacfiooeer.-
No. 1901, northwest corner iets and az.
oSSkyISE FAMILY Bar Boask AND oyr
Sheos!ho s H.thS S.ssr ess 0 6St sfsiSs
TAcHiD,H sIvfs S sEEs T TsnsSDHELLA Ar,
Ler yARsISs urssi sfLs; or. ourrrsc
on.A1tsSs,fY AS Sks isSs n. sA s,s.
@snsiI At 10 ocIoct sc she'll 'SI Al sastiSn
II GREEI @IiuisSTs. f ssS;.
Sf GREEk wILLIA az, Aaefiosssr.,
a No. 1901 northwest corner lsh ana SIS.
wALNgI ch.mBRR SUITES, WALNUT SID.
PhfsfED Sf sk6sfsss ssO Bs SsAEshaSssas sSS
st M p 6S9sSE n sgIT.s, Tfa9LsTkss1
TUP saTTsEssiisr, 81 cR1Sc * Sp &c COTTON
IN No MthhGSG, ~ n.
" lo4, tumucncIUE ~ lO o'clock. wa snail seIi'
H. 81 QUE anc ion rooaas, the above msDtisnaa
q tarticltF, with many others unpecessnrv -
e-um~rSte. Terms cs.h W
II lR ~ GREEN WILLIAMS. .uc,s
by THOMAS DOwLING, q lc,I@ae-7,
u o4l Louisiana avenue.
ExTENsIyE SALE OF ELEGANT HOUSE.
bold fl RNlTCRC sTAUUTION
a On TUESDAY, Nav ian, a. 10 O'Clock
W n, shAl ~ II my Aucti.. n x blm, A ne
~ cOll.ct Of u"srly rev an wei kept ii use
th. Furniture, &c renewed Tor coavenieace
Of sale. name ia part
Nslbrt PArlnr Suires. "a 81 .isterei I'm reps,
Walnut asrble-tcp ChsmSeT suites.
Msrble-top Anut SideboaId and Tables,
Walnut ts.e sion Table snd Dining Chairs,
Feather Pillows ana Boosters,
II air. Il nss snd Spring Mattresses,
Carpets, RuSs and OlClOths,
French China and GLASSWARE,
Painted Chamber sets and " assistants.
Bureaus, Tables, Chairs,
Kitchen Utensils sad Relnistes.
Ano many other srtl,ls unnecessary 20 euum-rate.
msls THOMAS BOWLING, huct.
RY LATIMER & OLEARg,
II AmrripnAara and r.. ~Taea nh
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
~ f b Ks.
walifried A Novel By Auorbach.
Adventures Cf an Attorney in aea-ch Of Practice
Chapters On AyImsl~ B. Rsu--to1
n Tn superhuinah Origin Of the Bible. By Henry
TIE Poetry Of the Orient. BIZ AI-er.
A II the New hba;h school Library Books
WI. BALL.NTYNYs,
m I4tr 42s tn street.
w hNEELY NOVFLS, ThistIs edti- n the best
~ publ shed, .mEHICAH Fist JRICaLREO-
oED, = BrB - J. Lps-iDE; BIRDS OF NORTH
~ re; toc-tntr With variety of Picture Francs
stz5.T 49, srocK,IAS SON, s2s 9Th st.
I'VE OFFER OUR
STOCK OF CHROHOS,
NOTICES AND OIL PAINTINGS
DISCOUNT OF
TWENTY-FIVE PER GENT
IN order to dtspsse If those on hand, that We may
lay IL new lot Of the same character Those now
GA hand CON prise some very beautiful landscape
Egurs and fruit pieces, and home and Sunday school
notices The prices range from 90 cents TO sIs for
ths OhromOs, with some ysTy handsome OIL Paint
iugs from S5u to slOO, on al OF which allow the
priced but good Epgrayinss aud Frames, which we
Include In the above Offer. This is excellent op-
por;unity to obtain good Pictures at whoIesais
ALL THE NEW BOOKS
received As soon as published. Novelties In STA.
TI0knBYs a. xell as complete experiment Of 1ns
graphing and Engraving executed e1 peditiOusiy.
WARREN CHOATE q CO.,
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS,
VERNON ROW,
naEl4-tr Corner PeDna. ave. and lotb street.
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by LATIMER & CLEARY,
ID Real Estate Brokers and Auctionetrs,
Southwest corner Penna. avenue and 18th street,
Star once Building,
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ExEGgTSR s,d SALE OF yAtUAstE "

PK0VkD PROPERTY on mIss1URI AVE-
kUE, BETWEEN Sd AND AZ SHEETS.
- On TUESDAY. May IL, 1874, ct o'clock
"a. m, will offer for sale at public auction,
~ in front Of the premises, the wet half q Lot
No. IL, in square alton iettsre1 ~ with
the improvement which consist Of q three-stOrg
brick dwelling No. $3.50, with two-story back
building, containing In al twelve rooms, with
water, gas, bath room, range, SC.
This properly has a fruni of % feet s inches on
alley.
Terms Of sale: 6Re-third cash; balance in one AID
two years, with Interest at the rate Of eight per
cent per annum. The puTchs'er TO give his notes
for the deferred payments, secured bY deed OF trust
the property. $500 down at time Of sale, Con-
veyaLcins at cost of pm hsser.
EUGENE CARUSI,
LEWIS 4. DAVIS,
WILLIAM y. LEACH,
Executors, &c OF Lewis Johnson.
arr. m w. fkds LATlMER& OLEART Aucts.
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RT LATIMER a OIL xAaN, 7rcsen,
- Auctioneers and B a. Eetsts iltb street,
Sor ID west corner Pennsy " snia sye an
Star Once Buiitincs
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spY LATIMEh q CEEART.
EB Auctioneers and Real Estate rckers,
Southwest corner Pennsylva aud llI street
Star Once Buildings.
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- PRINTING PaAIP1Eh, BoItER AND
In virtue Of a writ Of fl. ri fscas on judgment of
condemnation issued ont OF the Clerks Office of the
supre me COURT Of the District of Columbia, 20 ms
din ected, will sell az public sale for cash, RI
DAY, the Ssh day of May, 1874, at 10 s,clock a.
M, at the Office Of the New Fs.ienal Esa Citizens
Publishing COMPANY, No. AIS 18th street north
west The following goods aud chattels 70 wit, VIZ:
Power Presses.
1 ttesm Press.
Engine and Boiler and Machinery.
Lot job Type.
Seized and le, led upon the goods aud chatels of
Lewis ii Douglass, Charles Il. Douglass, and frod-
Yrics Douglass IT., And wilt be cold To sstsfy exc
cuiion 10. l. O67 in favor Of WILLIAM MeL Grips.
may5-dts u 3. Marshal ID. q.
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lSY LATGMER q CLEARY,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsy yaniR avenue aud 18th ST
Star Office Buildings.
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epY LATIME3 q 0LEARF,
- Auctionecrs and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and H.
street, Star Once Building.
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SALE on NEW FRAMEHOUsE
AND LOT ON ORR sT6Ekr EAST, BETWEEN

HT pUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers,
- Corner 9Th and streets northwest
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DH LATIMER CLEARg,
10 AuctiOneers and Real K-tsts Brokers'
Southwest corner Pelnsylvania syeaae and EieV-
ent5 street, star Once Buildings
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INSTALLATION OF A M1N1srER.-Lex-

INSTALLATION OF A MINIsTER.-Lex-
ington Presbytery held meeting at
Waynesboro Friday, for the purpose of ex-
amining and ordaining the Rev. Frank
McCutchen, pastor Of the Presbyterian
Church there, and installing him in that
position. Three members were present
Rev. w. T. Richardson, of Staunton, Rev.
Mr.. Stricken, of Tinkling Spring. and
Rev. Mr.. Ewing, of Hebron. The examin-
alton took place on Friday, and under the
rules of the Presbyterian Church, consisted
Of examination in the three languages in
which the new testament was written
Latin Hebrew and Greek, Science, Phil
osophy, Experimental Religion, Church
Government, and the candidates motives
for entering the ministry. The candidate
is also required to have gone through a
regular course of study in some classical
college, and three years of study of theolo-
gy, under some Professor of Theology, or
approved divine and also to write Latin
excuses on a subject given him, and to
deliver popular lecture and popular SER
mon, after getting through all of which
successfully he is deemed qualified for
Presbyterian minister Mr.. McCutchen
having passed his examination, he was Or
dained on Saturday, Rev. W. T. Richard
son, preaching the ordination sermon, and
DR.. Ewing delivering the charge to the
pastor and the people. The new churchill
is believed will be ready for occupation
this year. s
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AFFECTING DEATH OF A Young LA.
DY MUTE.-Miss Florence Eugenia Har-
Olson died last Saturday at the Institution
for the deaf and dumb and blind in the
seventeenth year of her age Miss Hardi-
son was mute and was native Of Beau
fort county. For long time she has been n
Saturday when in perfect possession of her
reason she saw that she was bound to die,
and asked that all her girl school-mates
should be brought in to tell her farewell.
They came and she extended her hand to
each one, and whenever any Of her favor
lite schoolmates approached her she would
put up her lips for the girl to kiss her
She then asked that all the boys be brought
in and as she shook the last boys hand she
laid back and died. She was buried yes
terday evening in the old city cemetery
At four o'clock in the chapel Of the Insti-
tuition the funeral was preached by Pro-
fessor Reinhart Of the Baptist College, Mr..
Dudley of the Institution beautifully in
terpreting in signs the impressive sermons
to the mutes.- Raleigh IN. CT Crescent.
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PERLoUs EscAPE.-On Monday night last,
Mrs Ryan, the wife of Captain j. N. Ryan, the
popular clerk of the Circuit Court, had a mar
row escape from death. She had been pouring
choroform on handkerchief bound around
her forehead to allay the pain of neuralgia, and
drowsy from its fumes, the larger part of the
bottle was emptied on the bandage. Captain
Ryan coming home short time after, found
her lying insensible, but fortunately with her
head towards the door, from which the air en-
cred. DR.. Fauntleroy was sent for. and the
proper restoratives used. There was but mar
fatal accident.
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City Notices.

McCuz 4 MORTON advertise a new Screw
Power Reaper and Mower--a superior ONE
Call and ses it
An experienced teacher of Penmanship offers
in another colum to teach penmanship. 1t is
an important matter to those expecting to make
business men.
Mr. EDITOR:
We take this method of returning
our thanks to your numerous readers for their
very liberal patronage extended to US during
the past and to solicit a continuance of their
favors.
, We are now receiving our Stock of Goods for
the Spring Trade, and it shall embrace all OF
the newest and best styles of Foreign and Do
nestle Cloths, Coatings and Cassimeres; and,
with able cutters and irst-class workmen, we
can guarantee perfect satisfaction to sill that will
favor us with their patronage.
Our stock Of Ready Made Clothing will always
be found up to the mark as regards quality and
variety, and our prices shall be low as the low
est. In our Furnishing Goods Depa tment, we
have a full line of Underwear, Neck-wear,
Gloves, Suspenders and Hosiery; aud in this
department we desire to call especial attention
to our Celebrated Pembroke Shirts. Those that
have tried them are delighted with them, and
all we ask is that your readers will give them a
trial.
We have now perfect system of self-measur-
ment, which we will gladly mail to the address
of any one desiring 20 give trial order.
Any of your readers desiring to be nicely
SUITED in Clothing, Shirts or Furnishing Goods,
are cordially invited to call or send to the old
Corner Clothing House of,
Yours respectfully,
E. B. SPENCE l. SON,
MERCHANT TAILORs,
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COUNTY GRANGE. The County Grange
of Patrons Of Husbandry, of Augusta.
was organized in this city on Saturday
last, by Deputy G. W. Koiner, he being
the Oldest master Of a Grange in the coun-
ty. There was very large attendance,
thirty Oranges in this county and four in
Rockingham being represented, the larger
number of them by four representatives
each, besides some eighty or a hundred
Patrons present as spectators.
The following are the officers elected:
George W. Starlight, Master; John Tow
herman, Overseer; G.. W. Koiner, Lectu-
rer; w. Fl. H. Lynn, Secretary; Samuel
H. McCue, Steward; B. F. Cochran, AS
sistant Steward Rev. VIM. Greene, Chap
, lain; Samuel A. East, Treasurer G..
Benton Koiner, Gate Keeper. A great
deal of business was transacted. The
County Grange adjourned to meet in the
Town Hall, Staunton, at II A. M, on
Thursday, June 4th.
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MISCELLANEOUS Tuesday last the
residence Of MI. John N. Kenney, in the
northern part of the city, accidentally
took fire from burning chimney, but was
extinguished before much damage was
done.
The house and lot Of Mr.. John Grego-
ny, in the western part of the city, has
been purchased by Judge A. B. Cochran,
for $4,000.
Mr.. J. FL. Harner, editor Of the Gosport
Independent ''Tribune, who left Waynes-
boro forty-three years ago, is visiting in
Augusta for the first time since.
The damages to Mr. A. M. Hawpe, near
Greenville, by the Valley Railroad, have
been assessed at $3.50.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1874-05-29

A MORMON CONGRESSMAN ON TRIAL.
Miss Eliza Kimball, granddaughter of
Elder Heber G Kimball, and sister of the
wife of General Maxwell, who contested
the seat of Mr.. Cannon in the House of
of Representatives, was before the Com
mittee on Elections Monday, and testified
in relation to the marriage of Delegate
Cannon to his fourth wife. She stated
that she was present at the wedding, which
passage of the act by Congress declaring
polygamy to be felony. Mr.. Cannon
was present during her examination, but
did not ask any questions. He spoke to
her very cordially, and seemed to sustain
very kind feelings for her.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1874-05-29
VIRGINIA HOTEL
JOHN ID. CROWLE, Proprietor.
G. w. KENNEDY. CHIEF CLERK.

This favorite Hotel has just been repaired and
ftten up under the new management and will be
kept in first class style.
its table will be supplied with everything that
the markets afford its rooms are we'll furnished
ad- we'll ventilated; the servants are polite and
attentive, and everything will be done to secure
the greatest comfort of its guests.
The BAR is supplied with the finest Wines and
Liquors, and attached thereto is BILLIARD
SALOON, furnished with the most improved
tables.
ton to making this 6rst-class House in every
respect, and solicits share of the public pat
ronage.
rs OMNIBUSES will be in attendance on
the arrival of all trains to convey passengers to
and from the Hotel, free of charge.
JOHN D. CROWLE,
novl5-tf. Proprietor.