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10 tbs Editor qf Tbs Chicago Tribune:
Sin 1t tho meo.iug Of citizens and taxpayers
which vas held last Thursday evening in tic
Ninth Ward, full report OF which appeared in
The TRIBUNE, Friday, 28th inst. l being called
upon to address the meeting, did 50, but through
Your columns an reported as using the follow
ing language: That tho present Alderman
(meaning O'Bron) had promised on the cvo OF
his election to secure al appropriation for ria
duet on Harrison street, but bad sgns}ly failed,
md onght to be brought to account" Now,
what I said regarding Harrison street. bridge
was that certain aspirant for ot1ico for tho
past four years had used the subject of
bridge being secured at Harrison street az po-
litical hobby, aud that most likely this same gen.
tlenen would bo q candidate this fall before the
people Of the ward: My remarks wero not in
being montioned). would have displayed, lg-
norance had charged this upon tho gentleman,
as AN aware that through tho Appropriation
bill AID. O'Drien secured $4,000 for sewerage
purposes for the Ninth Ward, and also the sum
Of S25, 900 to securing bridge At Harrison
street. In justice to him hope you will pub
lsh.this correction. FRAHK LAwLEa-
Cg1oAao, Aug 1a, 1874
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were quiet 1t SC for and 3c for whest TO But
alo. Engagagezueuta 10 Bualo-Stea1n barge Inter"
Ocean and tow Argonaut, former, wheat 3hc latter,
at Sc bargea Young aud King, and schr John
son. corn At SC prop Fountain City, wheat ana corn
through. To OsWego-Schr II. FGnora. wheat ~ ~ G.
To Aloutzeal-Prop Lake Ontario wheat vt 49, Total
g.. Capacity, 49, 900 bu wheat and $50, 100 hu eo1n
, 1874-08-30

~ the Editor of The Chicago Tribune:
S1R: In answer TO communication appear
ing in this mornings edition, asking for infor-
nation concerning the extension OF Dearborn
street, you say mo defnits action has yet been
had."
This answcr is incorrect, and may seriously
nislead property-owners on Third and Fourth
avenuea, whose lots will hare frontage on the
new street. and who, in the burnt district. are
anxious in rebuilding to conform to tha lines Of
Dearborn street.
The fact is. the Improvement is progressing as
rapidly hs the requirements OF the lAw will per-
nit
At the April Term, 1874. Of the Superior Court,
judgment Was rendered against the city for tho
amount Of damages awarded by tho jury to
whom the question Of compensation for prop
erty taken or damaged By means Of the improve
ment WAS submitted, eggrega:ing over 81, 100.- :
600. aud at tho same or the next ensuing term
OF Court, Messrs. Bailey, Dsnze. and Culver
were appointed uunissiolI, by Judge Jame-
son, to make assessment lor benefits by
reason of the improvement. This Commission
IL now st work, and was informed By ono of
the Commissioners within the list fortnight
that they would havo their report ready to pre-
cent to the Court for confirmation as the next
December Term.
frmed, the only remaining thing to be Then done
will bo to collect the Assessment Of benefits. and
pay the money over TO the parties Ehoao prop
erty is taken or damaged. luasmuch, however,
rs tho collection Of this Assessment can only he
enforced in the usual nude Of collecting taxes
it is not probable that tue street Will bo actually
opened until after the annual city tax sale OF
next year shall have taken place.
Under tho late decision OF Judge Jameson in
the North State street case, this improvement
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PERSONAL, T.,

By q typog1 aphicaI error in yesterdays paper,
Mr.. George ". Gage Was confounded with
Albert Gage, aud was credited With an attempted
burglary, which properly belonged to the latter,
1nsomuch as Mr.. G. ". Gage g friends have been
wondering over the late hours which he YVES said
to kemp, this correction Is intended to set their
| minds at rest.
Mrs. Margaret MoKenna, Of Tam4r City, h.,
does not wish to be confounded with woman OF
| similar name, recently arrested tor drunken
moss.
Capt. E. c. Carroll, Superintendent OF the
Vickaburg L Yazoo River Parlsot Line of packets,
is guest At the Metropolitan
Capt. J. J. Crowley is being pushed forward
by his friends Of the Fourth Senatorial District,
rs candidate for Representative to the Ganer-
al Assembly. The District comprises the Ninth,
Twelfth, and Thirteenth Wards, and the friends
OF the Captain are confident Of lis success
OF all the American artists now residing in
Europe, probably G. P. 4. Healy has the
largest circle Of friends in this city. He u
in Paris, where be exhibited, at the Salon Of
1874, two large portraits, one OF tho Pope.
painted in tle Vatican, and the other Of Minis
ter Washburne. He writes that he has shipped
an important invoice OF paintings to the Art De-
partment Of our Exposition, and that they are st
present in tho Custom-House OF New York He
Expresses LIS p1t30buF6 NJ LU6 prospectus Ot Oul
art-display being in every way worthy Of the
city Tho Custom House authorities hero prom
ise all the assistance possible to secure the pic
turas in time for the opening.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Palmer House-H. &. Phillips. Boston; G. II.
Pratt, Osvego; Charles n. Glrdlestone, Windsor !;
c. II. 6pratt, Galena L. HOLLYWOOD. London; ].
r. French, Cincinnati; Dr.. J. G. Morgan, St.
Louis; George II. Latin, Naukesha; Enos Clarke,
st. Louis; 4. 4. Cowels. New York; George c.
Rand, Savannah; G. l. Gardner. Detroit; John
". Davis, Baltimore; Col. F. D. Nay, Philadel-
phia; II. R. Warren, Eric; F-W. Smell, London
Grand Pacifc-A- F. FasBott, Baltimore; ]. u.
Studebaker South Bend !; Levi Nghtmcyez, Kin
carrine. Ont; J. A Napier, Glasgow P. E.
Fletcher. St. Louis n. H. Hy ynan, Cincinnati
E. Hall Ogden, Philadelphia; T. P. CLARK, San
Franciseo; A. Kossiter. Carenont n. r.; G.
D. CheDowoth. Washington George d. Gray,
Montreal; John Enc Erlchsen, London !;
John Howard Latham, New York. . i.
Sherman House-William Rowland, Baltimore;
J. S. Pierce, St. Louis ". D. stranahan, st.
Louis; g. L. Moses, New Orleans: D. c. Hill
dreth, St. Paul; P. Mac Arthur, Toronto; J.{A-
Lyon, New York; B. G: Holland, st. Louis;
Robert McWade, New York; Theodore Smith,
q. s. A.; L. Tuselvein; 4. Bsgnutt and G. Wigs
no, Milan, Italy; George Dimmocx, San Francisco.
. fremont Uousc-Thos. Hamilton, Toledo A.
Macarthur, Toronto; J. 8. Young, New York; O.
A. Hunason, Connecticut; J. A. Haynes. Pitts
burg; 4. Simmons, Baltimore P. T. Cumberaon,
New York
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NOTICE.
most southeriy route has awaye been sdoptsd h
Sailing from Few York for LIVERPOOL md QuENS-
TOWN e7ssJ SATURDAY.
Sailing from York for London dicct) eyo7 ortptTtt-
Cabin PASSAGE $40. sso currency; seeraxe, It e1aAls
reduced rAtos. Return tickets st lowest rates.
Drafts for II aud upward.
P. E. LARSON. Weste.u Axent
Northeast corner Clark and RaudofphSs {oppok4 ar
Sherman House), Chicago.
, 1874-08-30

AlQeImEQ 1ttc1ardSON, LanhOn, and CulGTtOn.
4 resolution to prevent the letting Of contracts
to Irresponsible parties was adopted, and will bo
passed upon on Monday night. 4 resolution
asking for the enforcement Of the ordinance
against gambling Was placed on file. not,
however, because tho Committee wero OPP
posed to any such resolution, but On
account OF the Objectionable manner in which
tho resolution was drawn up. Action on IN ordi~
reiating to the licensing Of street-cars was
postponed for the purpose Of first obtaining an
opinion IN regard to it from tho Corporation
Counsel 4 petition asking for repairs on South
ualgted street between Archer avenue and
Twenty-secoud street waa adopted, and tho Com
mittee then adjourned.
Acommunicatien WAS yesterday sent in to th
Board OF Police and Fire Commissioners. maxi
ing comp1Glnt ngains. officer for over Off
ciousuoss and maltrcalment Of = citizon. The
parsou complaining il Johu D. Gardiner, gen.
tleman upwards OF 20 years Of nge and an old
and respected resident in this city. He Btates
that he was ordered to turn his horss and buggy
around close to tho edge Of tho bridge abut-
ment while the bridge waA swuug and
not complying with the order, as he deemed 1t
dangerous to go 10 close to the river, hc WAS ar
rested and thrown into cell II the station, and
treated badly in every respect. Yesterday wa
set for the hearing OF tho charges, but Nr
Gardiner did not appear. Tho charge is 10 ssri-
Gus that the Commissioners arp verY anxious he
should appear, aud efforts will be made in that
direction.
rRx AND wArHs
4 meeting OF the Fire aud Water Committee
Was held yestsrdAy afternoon in the alaTur'e
office. Present. AID. Consoran, Foley, and
Stone. Tho ordinance drawn up by tho Fire
Commissioners providing for four now engine.
purteaancea Of such now honeas, WAS adopted,
NTH slight mobilization at tho Appropriations
IN different tna&snhsa+ Ths hon4es pro
ssdsd fa< W sasas szpFok<tAho4A ars II
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DEATH OF WIN. r. EARLY.--It is our pain
.ful duty this week to record in these columns
the death of another prominent citizen OF Char
lottesville, well known throughout the State
VIM. I. Early, died at this place on Wednes-
day evening last<<after an illness OF about
: weeks duration. We have not been able to
ascertain the exact nature of the disease which
resulted ii1.his death, but learn that there was
a complication of complaints battling tfesskil
Of the best physicians. ~ -. = ;5sh
Mr.. Early was a native of Greene county,
born near the Albemarle line, an alumnus OF
: the University Of Virginia, and imam of fine
sense and much Information. A lawyer by
profession, he naturally fell into the line OF
politics. and figured somewhat prominently III
the local affairs Of this county, having repre-
sented Albemarle for several sessions II tie
Legislature of Virginia. Mr.. Early was gen
tlaGall OF fine social qualities. good converse
lionalist, and OF many generous and kindly
traits OF character. In early life he belonged
to the Jackson school Of politics, hut abandon
ed that party at the date Of Me-. Riyess defec-
ton, and subsequently, acted with the Wings.
Since the war he has been identified with the
Republican party, and at the time OF his death
held the office of Registrar in Bankruptcy -.
His funeral was attended yesterday after
noon by a large number OF his fellow clh ems
Charlottesville Chronicle, July AZ. y q.
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The Tirgnsiass is not posted. The negroes
of it's own party won't hear Of re-nominating
Mr.. SMITH; and as they constitute nine-tenths
of his party, we don't see where his support is
to come from.-Disp0tch.
Why cannot the Dispatch support him.
Smith supports the Administration. The
Dispatch fave rs Gen. Grant for 'sthird term, y
which is an endorsement of the second term.
Smith opposed the Civil Rights Bill as intro
duced in Congress and SO did the Dispatch.-
Where is the difference, and why is Smith OPP
posed? The fact is if the Dispatch only knew
itself, it would be Republican too for it is the
name merely that seems to control it's associa-
ton. s'Nine-tenths'' of the white people Of
Virginia entertain similar views to those Of Mr..
Smith and the Dispatch, Every body really is
coming around the Valley Virginian' $ platform.
The only objection is to the nomenclature. It
simply requires little moral courage to come
out square, and this virtue we advise the Dis
patch to cultivate. It will do.it good, and add
ed to, its varied accomplishments, will make it
pretty fair metropolitan journal. !.
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NONSlENSE.

1t is nonsense to think that only man can furn-
ISL you with Imported and ne Havana Gsass
Snuff or Cigars cheap and as good from Notion
Grocery store you can from an experienced To-
bacconist. -
1t is nonsense to think Haines cannot compete
with any Northern manufacturer.
It is nonsense to think staunton is in Au-
gusta county that 1t cannot afford Cigar and Tobac-
co Store as well stocked with as cheap goods as any
OF the Northern cities. '~s -
It is nonsense to say that Haines cannot. furnish
you with good genuine Seed Havana Cigar for S
cents.
1t is nonsense to think that Halnes cannot supply
You with anything in his line Of business AS good
II you do not believe the above call at the corner
OF Main and Augusta streets. Armentrout's. old
stand, when you will find it all correct and anything
yon want to know about Tobacco and Cigars sy IS
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UNTRUE Chester, the Richmond cores
pondent. of the Petersburg News, writes as fol
lows = s'Thereisa statement in one of the even
ing papers of yesday, that The board Of direct
sors Of. the penitentiary had charged Mr.. w. N,
Taliaferro With frregu1arity iii his office OF
storekeeper. There is not the slightest suspi-
cions Of dishonesty attaching to Mr.. Taliaferro
or to any one in his Office, and the board OF di-
rectors are just as we'll satisfied of the correct
ness of his accounts as they are Of The presence
nf the comet
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Adispatch in the daily papers of the 18th
from Atlanta, Georgia, says that Gen.. Gordon
denies that he .yer claimed any intimacy with
President Grant, or to. know anything of his
political views or purposes from any converse
ton with him that he has never had any con-
versation with Gen. Grant, as to party organi-
cations or programmes, past or future.
This spells another sensation, and despoils
the third term Conservative press, and especial
" the Richmond Dispatch, of the 'seternal fit
1iess'' of the two G's. -.
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Neav. Advertisements.
WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
- sTAUNToN, VA,


WILL begin its 25th Annual Session,
SEPTEMBER 18th, 1874,
REV. w. A. HARRIS D. d. President, with an able
corps OF twenty three teachers and officers This
OF the largest Schools for Young Ladies in the South
Modern languages taught and spoken by Europe
an Teachers Music by seven Professors and Teach
ers This is one of the healthiest climates in the
world. Those who come here, with feeble consti-
buttons, chills and climate diseases are entirely
cured.
Buildings elegant-fanned by the purest breezes,
and commanding the most magnificent rural and
mountain scenery making it one of the most delight
full College homes in the Union.
One hundred and eleven boarding pupils attend
this School, from fifteen Southern States.
From Prot. F. H. Smith, L. L. D., University of Va
The Wesleyan Female Institute deserves the brill
liant success 1t enjoys. Having had daughter un-
der Mr. Harris care. during the present session, my
observation leads to believe his school to be one
Of the best of Female seminaries which adorn our
state. + FRANCIS II. SMITH.
TERMS FOR THE ENTIRE COLLEGIATE YEAR.
Board and Tuition in the Collegiate Course, $24O
Music and other extras moderate.
For catalogue OF sixty -four pages,
Address
"a REV. w. A. HARRIS,
Hon Uo
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David Wood charged with the murder Of
David VIM, last August, and convicted ~ the
spring term:,of the Circuit Court Of fbafnarle,
Was acquitted OH the 18th, at the SPECIAL term
of said cour. for that county having been gran
It'd new rial,
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And now Duke succumbs to the irrepressible
Harris. The Charlottesville chronic1e publish
ed at Dukes home, fayors the reelection Of
Harris upon principle that is, we presume,
that the possessor Of the Office shall hold it as
long as he can. Harris will do that, and strictly
adhere to the principle, until it is turned against
him. Ks '-s7.=ss@S ~ :. - r. .
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The. Cotton : Interest.

The population of the United States has in
creased il each period Of 80 years ~ Stated be
low. The figures are compiled from the CEN
sus OF 1870 - - - =
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aF.s.:.1 .
r. what a wise man you are.-Dsspdtch.
; SHOT quite wise enough to squeeze blood out
Of a turnip, but sufficiently wise to see through
the Dispdtch's milestone.
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IyURNIP SEED, all kinds. For sale by
/ - G. W. MAY CO.,
iy23 Augusta street
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TINTED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE
U DEPUTY Collectors Office. 9th District Va

TINTED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,
u Deputy Collectors Office. 9Th District Va.
sTAUNToN, July 18th, 1874
In accordance with the provisions OF Section So,
Act of July 49, 1885, as amended by the act of June
9Th 1872 &C., Two Boxes OF chewing Tobacco for
feited for the United States will be sold at public
auctiOn in the town OF Stanton, near the Court
House, on = =
MONDAY, 27th day of JULY, Court-day).
Box No 81 contains SO pounds, Box No. 1923 con-
tains a pounds. and was manufactured by Messrs.
Woodson Mann & Co, at Factory No. 4, Forest Hill
West Virginia. W.. H II. FRENGER.
iy23 1t Deputy Collector.
THO MANUFACTURERS OF BRICK
i The Undersigned invite proposals for furn-
ishing to the city OF Stauhton,
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND FIRsr-cLAss
PAVING RKICK,
IL he ivered curing Tie month OF September next
dnehalf to be delivered between the lst and 18th Of
September. The said bricks are to be submitted to
the insp ection OF the city Engineer The test and
specifcatiol by which said bricks to be Judged
: = y ~ - ~ - yJOfENsEGHOLS,-.S
y=,,1 JOHN B. EVANS,
HEBER KER
VIM. B. KAYSER
iyasat Committee on Streets
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HEADQUARTERS
III FOR EVERYTHING
PERTAINING TO THE
Tobacco and Cigar Trade

Having bought out the stock of Messrs. Armen-
am now prepared to furnish anything in my line at
the very lowest figures. have had years expert
that can please the pocket well as the taste OF
any who use the weed .
Give me a call and you will be convinced that I
have the largest and most complete assortment Of
CHEWING AND SMOKING ToBAccos
in the city, and to CIGARS supply you with
any sort and at any price have $4,000 old well
soned Cigars from $l8 to $50 Thousand, most OF
which are of my own manufacture, and will guar
antee them to give entire satisfaction in every
spect. CHAS E. HAINLS.
jy23
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Cotton and Linen, fuil-width sheeting.
" iy23 W. H. WELLER.
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~ Makers VarnisIes. It cannot be excelled.
G.. w. MAY s. CO.,
-iy23 Augusta street.
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rox.s GELATINE for sale by G. W. MAY CO.,
u Augusta street. jy23
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SPRINGS.

Daily Line OF Stages from Stanton to Stribling
Springs leave Staunton the arrival of Valley and
ChesaDeake and Ohio Railroad Trains-3.sO and $3.50
D. m and return in time for connection with morn
ing trains going East and South by Valley and Ches-
apeake Ohio Railrgad trains
- Fare, ~ AK $1eo
Ronnd Trip, 150
oFrIcEat American Hotel.
ED HALL, Agent.
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commissioners Sale of Valuable
~ Real Estate in EIRrrisOnbUrg.

4 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sale Oh VilUHDEe
~ Real Estate in Harr1sOnburg.
bankrupt by the District Court OF the United States
burg we the undersigned Commissioners, appoint
public auction to the highest bidder, on
WEDNESDAY, the 10Th of AUGUST, 1874,
two valuable pieces of Real Estate situated Main
street, in the town OF Harrsonburg, Va, known as
the John Seanlafi- property, viz: s..
1st The Virginia Hotel property, now in the pos
session of James Kavanaugh.
2nd The New Store House property same
TERMS.-One-fo fourth cash on the confirmation OF
the sale. the residue in three (s) equal annual pay
est from said last date the purchaser to give bond
with approved personal security and the title to be
For further Information, apply to the undersigned
at Harrisonburg, Va -
re -, sff. JOHN PAUL,
jy 1e-tds CoIn'rs.
TN VACATION OF THE COUNTY COURT OF AU-
i - ~: GUSTA COUNTY, JULY a. 1874
Thomas j. Niche, (who sues for the benefit OF Will
lam Carthraes Notwithstanding
Thomas A. Turk, George Poage and M. g.. Hartman
Defendants.
ON NOTICE TO REVIVE JUDGMENT BY sc1RE
;''s FAcIAs, sc.
in favor OF the Plaintiff vs. the Defts for $50 debt
from the 9Th day Of Jnae 1850 till paid $3.50 cts
charges Of protest and 1915 cts costs of suit. And
whereas, since the rendering OF said Judgment the
said Thomas Niche has departed this life having
first made his last will and testament and his estate
committed to VIM I. Mowry. Sheriff Ct Augusta
the said will annexed. and being informed that ex-
ecution OF said Judgment still remains to be made :
And, it appearing from affidavit filed n this cause,
that The defendant George Poage, is not an inhab
it is ordered that the said George Poage, as survi.
wing obligor. OF himself and M. g. Hartman, and of
said Thomas A. Turk Decd appear before the Judge
OF The County Court OF Augusta at the Court house
on the lst DAY OF the next August term OF said Court
being the Path day OF August, 1874 to show if any
tnng Tor himself ne hath or can say, why the said
with the will annexed OF Thomas j. Michie deed
for the benefit OF VIM Carthraes' representatives,
execution OF the said Judgment aforesaid may not
have, and to do and receive what said Court
shall, in that part consider.
sssi ..~... Copy--Teste
July is. lift WILLIAM A. BURNETT, Clk.
Echols, Bell 4 Catle6t, p. q.
Gentlemen and Ladies' Underwear.
VI jy23 III. WELLER.
~ reat Bargains in Dress Goods.
" jy23 ~ W. H. WELLER.
~ nift Cation hJoach or qyi7 tinhIpached
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Gentlemen and Ladies' Underwear.
~ jy23 w. II. WELLER.
Great Bargains in Dress Goods.
VI jy23 ~ W. WELLER.
II hitting Cotton, bleached1 and tinbleached..
f'aEA54 iy23 Y =: ,a,4r w. H. WELLER. =
r adde's Linen Collars and Cuffs: So ~.
Ef jya3 w. H. WELLER.
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.NezD .AdDertiSe7,1

liable Darnask, sDoylies and Napkins
/: 4 :jy 23,-v -. -.p=.. VIII WELLER. =
w hite and colcred AIattlngs, very cheap
w siy % 80 $50 W. H. WELLER.
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Tease No. 612]
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED State,
for the western District of Virginia.-In Bank
ruptcy.
In the matter OF Daniel B. Reid, Bankrupt.
TO WHOM IT MAY; CONCERN:
The undersigned F, A. Berlin, OF Rockingham
county, Va. hereby gives notice Of his appointment
Assignee Of the estate Of Dan'l B. Reid, OF Rock
fngham CO.. said District. who was, the 30th day
OF March, A. D.. 1874 adjudged a Bankrupt on his
petition by the District Court OF said District
Dated Harrisonburg. July Goth, 1874.
" 233t F. A. BERLIN, Assignee
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Geological and Equestrian Expos

Vastly superior in point of magnifcence; far.
nitude originality. merit strength. splendor.
and universal popularity and success. WITHOUT
An EQUAL, WITHOUT A COMPEER, WIT HOUT A RIVAL
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2 lease No. Gil -
I'M THE DIsTRICTCoURT OF THE UNITED States
for the western District of Virginia,--In Bank
ruptcy
In the matter OF Aft Ayler, Bankrupt. =
TO WHOM IT MAYsC0NCERN: s,
The undersigned, F: A. Berlin, OF Rockingham
Co. Va hereby gives notice OF his appointment as AS
signee OF the estate Of A. F. Ayler, Of Madison
March. a. d. 1874 1adiudged Bankrupt ON his own
petition BY the District Court OF said District
inIv al 3t ss F. A. BERLIN, Assignee,
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I'm its Menage,ie

Are Gnqs. Hartebeles. Blaze Boks, Glands, 81
ones ever exhibited, Kangaroos, four large. per
forming lions, two monster Royal Bengal Tigers
fourteen Dromedaries. male and female Ele
plant, Emus, Nyl eau, Monster Serpents, Liv.
ing Crocodiles, ETC., etc.,setc., in all nearly 400
living specimens, nt