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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-30
NEW YORK.
The Erie Statement.

NV York, Octobe. sc. ','air Tyler
estimates the cost OF change of gauge
a: s. 1000. improvement. III grsdients
S.;..a0.0a0. iron bridge. si...b,@.H', a.~
depo:s &, .0.0 $50. The bIl.s ~ '.l"-. gums.
lie thinks. m,ght be expended. n shout;
:ll:ee years. and he advises .av!!.. event.
t:.:...i IONS OF steel rails.
AWhite League Programme.
!. Ncyatss New 0slesns special says: cn
Tuesday evening the Cn,s.g:ht!ve leaders
bel! !. meeting and decided 10 COR rienc.
criminal proceeding. ags,-: + lioy,.
i..ng...eet. Badger an. al IL: Ea.,c.;
leaders. for murder. II. c'la.g. w... ZEE.
con.D.rac: or TN. ;cU.t. ei.tt Of :rj,'ambn-
a.a;,is. the lives a. citizen. :v!i!" Z! sr"
.1e1c.e 9: rights gna;:nt.e': unie: .h.
CONSTITUTION! Ia Ieac:.n. s:tt ::o.ect!n. :,
a,in-.
"a. :fiavits are being '..e l.a:e.: to-day.
IA! ~. United States Commissioner. agE:
t. ssu. warrants. u Marshal Ys....t: ..-
fuse. - execute them IN. .c;sn '.-i"g.v.
viii Lirec. Genera! Erno.; :. a. -. an..
lE..e. the President. decision l.e E.:s: "x.-
cut She order o. 'he :n!..S STATE CON
=. :. ...rescnteG IN the person. ~ 'he 1"It-
,.ie- oI.rs. While atii'!a.. '.l! ';'. :!e'!.
.h. warrant. VII. ':ut he ....g.t s-'o." :.ec-
.o.. uniess fusthe- arr..'. -: whites .re,
,iatc. As the Cii.Dss .::.ge': - iH!T'!.:.
all who are arcesscA vii. :iAI. ~ .;s ). 80,
2...-!. Jail.
Failed.
Tire failure o' L: ". Eu-xe's ;.:,.,e.,u
.oIse il announced.
Episcopal Convention.
The Episcopal convention meets rex. N
Bostols. They are how holding score: se.
son UPON the confirmation Of lnissionaS
bishops.
The following nomination was confirmed
oss!sk A. bishop for China. N sbsyance
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TIL" session will last till the middle Of ness
week.
~-e-e~~~S->-
FOREIGN.
Cuban Finances.

Cuban Finances.
NEW YORK, October GA Havana letter
ssys the nome government depracates tho
live per cent capital tax. The taxes Oh in.
come and exports are to bc increased
Joined Carries.
HArovNr. October .?-The French Ies
gitimist deputy. ue Temple. has joined Don
Carlos.
Von Arnini.
BERLIN. October .c.-l'uun, Won Arnisa
is not pe.Iaitted to leave Prussia.
Trial OF Kullman.
Trial Of Eulman. for the attemptcd as,
sassins!:on of Bismarck. to-,iay. He 10
calm. and admits the charges. Forty news.
paper correspondents are present.
The Reichsiax.
Tho session Oi tho keichsta. was opene9
to-day by the Emperor William. In his
speech from the throne be enumerates com.
prehensive measures to bring about q uni.
formity in judicial proceedings. The attain.
! the tatheriand boon long enjoyed bv
| other countries. Steps hav" also been
taken to secure kindred uniformity oi sivi3
rights.
| 1t is true that years viii elapse befo,e
| these reforms can be accomplished. but tho
| Emperor reinices TO he able to-day t. express
! u conviction that ths hopes Of the govern.
s'ASs'e ""~. VIZ Nu.'1pAS " va AHS,s sA -
| not toe distant future. Legislation in re.
gard tu tie military system of the empfr0
will be completed Iy bills dealing
with the iandssturu,. and spportionnent
OF contributions among the various States
| tor the maintenance of the army in time Of
peace. y genera! rise IN prices renders
snn.s Of money heretofore granted insutii.
cient to meet the expenses of tho army antt
provide for the improved equipments dc.
manded by the advance OF military sciehces
The budget o: 49,. vii! show the necessary
increase of contributions for this asJ vthes
branches Ot administration.
Dead.
ROTTERDAM, October :.9.-Tha oil Ca:le
olic Bishop Heycamp is dead.
Military.
MADRID. October .!0--General Ias!rna has
returned to this city FROM the North for the
purpose of rendering his resignation of the
command OF the Republican army operating
against the Carlists. !: is probable that l:ens
cral Verivuas will succeed him.
No important operation by the army sf thu
North will be done yet for q month.
1t now seems that Count Ton Ayninr was
not directed 70 remain in Germany, "a
stated las: night. bu. was merely s~Guirrd
to guarantee that his absence should not
cause delay III the subsequent proceedings
in his case.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
An ludinnu Town Burned ru


TEKRE HAryE. Ind> October IS. Midnight,
-Greencastie, Indiana. Is burning. The
following dispatch was received hers Us
lll5 J.. NJ:
GREEscas:LE. October -. lS:ao
To The Chief Of She Fire Departments
Our town Is on fire. For COTS sake
send us engines. and as many Ms possibles
W. D.. ALLEN. Mayor.
One fire engine has been promptly disc
TELEGRAPH, office has been abandoned. This
fire is evidently working to the business
part of the city. TLa wind is very hiss
there.
Twenty i've or :hirty buildings were
burned a. Greencastie. Indiana, last night.
Th. fire exteudei oyer four squares on ths
ea.t side Of India street. destroying all the
buildings, excepting the First National
Bank. The loss is estimated at over $4OOs.
09U. with hut small amount Ut insurance.
Il is supposed tbs tra was ths work Of an
sncenu1aSv.
The total loss bv the Evceneast1e fire IA
$:c:, .S!'': tota! Insurance.. $!22.900. The
following - q complete. lists j. g. Longs.
dale. post office. and Ereencastie Bans,ey,
toss s.s,i1. insured for $4,000: Southard a.
Bowman. $!sN0o. fully insureds II. Sherry,
furniture dealer. $4,000. fully insured; Stes
ycnson t.: Drningtofs hardware stock and
build NJ. 81 80. insured for $4,000; Hugh
ilnnn!ngtons agricultural smplementss
5000. no insurance: 'owens T. COoperlv,
furniture. Sl0.ooo. insurnacst Slooo: e. W.
Talbot. dry goods. S.o.No. insurance.
Sl".W'': JOHN hurley. groc.'v. $1onts
Insurance. ::tW; Black / Dnggys
boots anil shosr. sJrcO. fluffy. inc
su!od: Boswell EI0fhera. groceries. $atp!05
same frn'. 1es1 Warehouse. :!:"o. no
insurance: -. McSi'urge"n. business bIocks
?al,e,y ana ,e"''ty. s'v,oov ,lnS ." 'n'"rancei
IAarte h1nias. "s1s 2's'. S'".' ." .nsNs'
ane'; Sh,.ries i'and.'. d'ns;i't. *3oon ,n'
snfe' :1oo': y. ~; s'"ih' ~ Hro'h's. s!H"s
~" n,,,1s mo:n ,,A,,.,.. ~S'.,,. a;..
T. America, E.nr.s~ I.,m,s,v. 500.
u. 'ioos. indianapolis. fra aseine.- ronn.,
s;c,vt.,. ;n.a,et slG.ooo: Nose. Hnrkn.
r.s,s,,,n. ana building. si.Js.. ;p.ur.d for
$3.50: II. C. Da,aal!, xra.-, 5000. insured
$500; tvank Nelson, s.;.is .u- ;n.ss b,.ci.
stone fr..'. :so1". sota. loss: ,. X !lahan.
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RAILROADS.

NEW ORLEANS. 1T. LOUIS
ANn CHICAGO RAILROAD COMPANY.
sGKEAr JACKSON ROUTE
Ttsus Gepast And srr v~ A. !oiio1s from Ca.!icpe
s;ie.t cepot.
v,,,,,. .'r.s!; y:o,, ~ E,ur..s...** .**'.. 200 NJ
0ali.........5:tjb +. u Mall. ..... S:(bO 4. NJ.
Pullman v.lac.. sl-.ping Cars through - st
Lo',.s, Chicago and Louisville.
Only One csxng" Ot sleeping Csrs TO Eastern
e.:ies.
Ick.ss for sa.s ana inform sfion given ~ SO. -
Camp street. corner OF Common.
4. D. SHELDOE, Agent.
tAiSiv T. n. FROST. .Gen.ral Manager.
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0NRE MOBILE LINE.

eYNRB MOBILE LINE.
on and a.,.s Nav ~, trains will leave Ce?n.
foot Of Caosi sfie.s. rs follows:
Express a'.c mai. Ga;.y. S:ssC A.
Coast accommodation. SATURDAYS only :3:GG p. IL
T.'nusEs x.t ~.p'sss, dail......... 4:O0E.
Avv1vE.
r.ast accommodation Mondays only. $50 Z. n
eArgess and mail daily. ............... 1:pO r. II
S;."ugh nigt es prsss. .ai .aily.........S1:4O P. n.
This is she Only .iae r;ruis," through Puiima;.
psSo"CSrs =" -. Lo.:s, Louisville. Charlotte and
V1rg ma sprifigs.
Uihce co,nsE Camp s:a Common s:ree.s. opy<si:s
C'y ao:sL
Gs.1etS Passenger Agent
y X. SCRANTOS,
WV:e SsenevHs Snip rsptes,fsnA
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CAUTION.

'?~itc. Mary L.a;eu, having Htsecude. from
he. home. without ea;se or proves alton. this
10 to ..Ys notice that will 10: he responsible ter
any s.Dts :tai fAs sasy contract hereafter.
yHEOOoRH PLAsR,
ec5s :: IT. Laadry Pax:st.
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ACADEMY or Music.

RiDWEJi.'~ ACADEMY or MUSIC.
SEVEN NIGHTS AMI SATURDAY MAriNEL.
(exs,nencing Monday. October 25, 1874.
yIlE: LINGAEUSs
with shsir
fAMOCS DRAMATIC CONVERSATION.
w.. pressA: the following latest dramatic een.s
sioils Of
PARIS LONDON AND NEW YORK.
GONNsI-Fi,ss time IN New Orleans, LA ATEETA.
TiON, Os LED ASTRAY.
tuesday, First time IN New Orleans. MOSS. al.
PHONSE and LiNGARUS SKETCHES.
WEDNESDAY-UiVID GARHICK and LiSGARDS
SKETCHES.
THURSDAY Tins In New Oriea:s, LIZ
SPhISH ..l.d LIS1ARD'S SKETCHES
sRIn:Y. sRI:Y E..'It % ALlcE Ou:S'S'. LED
eATvEHsY MATINEE MONS. ALPHOESE and
LIHt.ARD> SKET!iHkS.
SATURDAY NI.HT-Ti,st time in New Orleans.
svSpAY-TllE NEW MAGDALES and LIS"ARDS
SKEGCHES.
Nr. L-ugs.I wiz present an entirely new
SERIES OF SKETCHEs.
&~.s- can row be secured for any of the L.nsssd
entertainments.
i;o. office open nom 3 4. NJ. 10 oSP.M orr;
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FOR RENT.

1HOR KE.v.-3EvERAL TRACTS OP LAND IN
J. tbs parish Of Orleans. sight bank. Niue miles
below :ns city -: Nv Orleans. suitable fog th.
cultivation OF rice. Terms easy.
Apply to La Bran. he. Drlacroix ,lan! !a'io,. or
- =. Ro.aeye.u 10. Nos. ~ and - 81. Lonis
street. ss!S Is.
DLEAS ant ROOMS, WITH OR WITH.
j out board. be procured at No. $40 ST.
s'hAries street. Terms Moderate. Oc}c
UNFINISHED ROOMS.-wITH OR WITH.
n out b"a I'd. in n desirable location, con ytIient
- two lines OF ears. No u Hampart street. he.
tween Com mon and Canal st,.etS. O,.2
0:SEs RE<T-A HOUSE IN THE FIRST GIS
u :Iic:, cor ,aDi:S Elk IUnns in thorough repair
sarge yard sulfab ~ tor garden: vent Attes1 dol.
sSr. ,n"n:h 10 good tenant
Gc' Lllt !",.l sls inquire OF
II. u kOEiHSON.
Real Estate Agent.
ss6 Comm. ycisl place.
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AMUSEMENTS.
Nl.OBE THEATRE.
CORNER EAEOSNE AND PERDIDO STREETS.

NLOBE VHEhVNEs
CORNER gaIosNE AND pKRDIpo $! !REET>.
]. HIvyarpGr. .Lc.ses and Manager
TLuraany Evening. October -. 1874.
s'h. popular Surlssque Of
THE HR1GANDS,
TIE wOKREi.S, 'h~ EYEES. CAIIILL. and tie e.
sire A,genssh Of tn. great combination.
Friday October 30. 1874.
Tire even. Of the season. FIRST Of series Of se'.:,
dramatic entertainments by the SHAkE>rkANE
SLUE. when will be presented Blu! weS's play -:
kJCREIlEU.
With strong and powerful! east.
SATURDAY EOOE-Grand family reunion aid
BLACK EYED SUSAN MATINEE. with "a pleasing
clio entertainment arranged expressly tos ladies
0nd children.
SUNDAY NIGHT BLACK bi ED SUSAN. An! &
SuIl and comp Iets oil" at both entertainments.
MONDAI.-ENtiIe Ghail.e--Ncw taces-Sew acfs.
&c. Oc2s
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fNPEKA HOUSE.

season OF IS94.7j.
tror, Vii. date the Box Once will be open. daily
from 1! VI. 20 3 r. ~.
Office at E-'s N.Esic store. No. Isl Cana! street.
Oe2i u
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THE BONNET CARRIE lEVEE
INTERESTING CORRESPONDENCE
GOVERNOR HAHN APPEALS 10 THE itiei
COMPANY TO REBUILD THE WORK.
PRESIDENT HENDERsCN's REPLY
The Limitations, Responsibilities and
Embarra>SmentS Of the Lcyee
Company.

Ex-Governor Hahn. OF -. Charles. q few
DAYS since. addressed the following letter
TO the president Of the Levee Company:
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'0?s77svEp On g9yETa rAox.I
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-11-05
NO.. 81.

| Be it enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives of the United States of Ameri-
ca in Congress assembled, That the time for
filing claims for additional bounty under tho,
act OF July twenty-eighth, eighteen hundred
and sxty-Six, and which expired by Limitation
ON the thirtieth day of January, eighteen hun
bred and seventy-fonr, be, and the same Is
hereby, revived and extended until the thfr-
titth day OF JANUARY, eighteen hundred and
seventy five; and that all claims for such
bonnties filed in the proper department after
the thirtieth day OF January, eighteen hundred
and seventy-four, and before the passage OF
this act, shall be deemed to have been filed in
due time, and shall be considered and decided
without retiling. ~
AnnIoNa1I .Iunn 10 1914 ~
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-11-05

The New York Times tells this story, which
# received from the banker In whose house thu
incident took place. and assures its readers that
the story is not manufactured for elcctioneer-.
ING, purposes, but is literally true. A Western
CORR. .pontlent of one of our foremost barking
houses called yesterday OIL the tliaa aud re-.
ouested to sell ifve-twenty bonds to IL Eeage.
amount, OF which he WAS the OWNER. ,Ehis.
having been done. and the gold handed ever to
him, a member Of the firm had tho curiosity to.
ask him why he had decided to sell out all his
bonds so suddenly. The visitor replied, Be-.
cause out our way the Democrats have hee,a
winning some victories, and your people say
they are likely to do the same i'll New York.
Ii they are going to 10 that, want to- sta,ul'
from ansder and | should advise everybody to
do the same ,@
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-11-05

THE firm of E. e. Morgan's Sons, in San
Francisco, was the agents for the Changers in
the sale and shipment of wheat. The firm has
Just been endorsed by the Changers and has
still more recently failed. Their liabilities OH
the Pacific coast are estimated at $3.50 900. This
event proves, what every business man well nm
derstood before, how difficult it is to change
suddenly the great currents of traffic. The Gram
gers selected one cut of The many caEses for the
depression of their interests, .magni6ed it and.
determined to annhilate it. They laid all their
distresses at the door Of the railroads anG
middle men. They intend to become their own
carriers by, the aid OF legislation, and they eN-
pected to wipe out the mitlalemen by dealing
through their own appointed agent, The result
as to the roads is far from having been reached;
the collapse OF the San Francisco agency is y
deep if not deadly blow to that part of the pro-
gramme. The remedy, in both of its aspects,
is too radical to be permanently successful. AS,
to the 70 ids, there were doubtless tendencies
to he corrected, and abuses to be done away
with but reformation is one thing, destructior
another. In modified form the Changers will
doubtless reap advantages through cooperationS
but business grows, it is not instantaneouslx
created. And in all sweeping movements, there,
is great risk, and no little darger
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-11-05

Though the telegraph has already announ-
ced the final triumph of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad in its contest with the MichiARn
Central, which road attempted to obstruct its
entry into Chicago, yet the detailed account
which we copy this morning from the Chicago
Tribune, of what at one time threatened to be-
a very serious struggle. will be read with very
general interest. The Michigan Central people
prepared for IL determined resistance, erected
barrcades at the proposed place of crossing,
and assembled over one thousand of their en-
ployees to defend the point. They were forced,
however, by the energetic measures of the BAL
timore and Ohio Railroad Company, backed by
the authority of the Governor of Ifdiana,. TO
give way and allow the decision OF the Courts
to be executed. What looked like Il very ugly
and threatening difficulty was thus overcome,
and the last break in the line between Balti-
more and Chicago closed. Bait. american.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-11-05
SON G..
ET MAYDEW.

Ef MAYDEW..
Many heart is sad tonight,
And many heart is gay: f@fs-af
Ger many path the sun is bright, ,.l t- e.
Der many the sky is gray f. s.
And many soul is tempest tossed,
While some filed with peace; -i.7
And many life with shadows crossed,
Tonight may find release. s..ls-
How full the air Of cries Of woe,
Could we but catch the sound
The hurrying moments, as thoy co..
But bring the shadows round. rF
All! may each heart that bloeds tonight,
Soon find sweet relief;
May hope arise, with pinions bright, ''
And part each cloud of grief
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-11-05
Work, for the Night is Coming.
Approved, June IS, 1874.
The night conieta, achen no oork."-JoHN o

no night conleth, achen no ma, can ,oork"-JouN 94
Work, for the night is coming, ifr j. ,
Work, through the morning hours s.. tssf
Work while the dew is sparkling,
Work mid the springing fiowers
Work when the day grows brighter,
Work in the glowing sun;
Work, for the night is coming, ,...
When mars work is done.
Work. for the night is. eoilplng;
Work through the sunny noon,
Fill brightest hours with labor,
Rest comes sure and soon;
Give every flying minute,
Something to keep in store, -
Work. for the night is coming, 3 ~ 1T
When man works no more. .s! t...,-..
Work. for the night is coming,
Under the sunset skies;
While their bright tints are glowing, ~
Work, for the daylight flies. ..5.' ....-.. =
Work, till the last beam fadeth, .-
Fadeth to shine no more;
: Work, while the night is dark'ning.
When MANS work is DER. -
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-11-05
DREss.-The Central Presbyteriam has the
following sensible remarks on dress:

"The plainest raiment which is in keeping
with the usual habits OF persons is most con-
sistent with the gravity Of religious worship.
Thoroughly refnetl people are always aversu
to makinga display Of themselves. True worth
Graves neutral tints. I4esst Of all do well-cul-
tured persons wish to draw the gaze sof the
congregation to themselves when they srnf
others are met for the serious matter of relg--
ions instruction aud devotion. They desire
also that, us far as possible, All distinctions OF
rich and poor great and little, shall dispppearss
in the sanctuary that thus. by an appearance,
of equality, the lowly may be encouraged to-
attend public worship"
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-11-05

$751; $25.uOo.
The property gifts will be purchased by the corpor
aors at the prices above named if the drawer shall
so desire, and the Cash be promptly paid by the
treasurer on the dav specified.
Bear in mind that no ticket is recognized at the
number has been returned to the secretary with the
price-one dollar.
The proportion of Gifts to the number of tickets
is larger than ever offered, and affords tie best
proof that the management desire to make small,
legitimate profit for the purpose set FORTH and not to
offer grand lottery swindle.
JOHN D. MIILIGAN, Sccy.
sept 10 Edinbur.s, Shenandoah. Co. Va
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NON SlEN - e.

It is nonsense to think that only one man can furn-
fsh YOU with I'm ported and fine Havana Cigars
IT is nonsense to think that you can buy Tobacco
Snuff or Cigars cheap and as good from Notion
Grocery store you can from an experienced 10
bxcconist
IT is nonsense to think Haines cannot compete
with any Northern manufacturer.
It is nonsense to think because Staunton is in Au
rusta county that it afford Cigar and Tobac
co Store well stocked with cheap goods as any
Of the Northern cities.
1t is nonsense to say that Hanes cannot furnish
YOU with good genuine Seed Havana Cigar for
cents.
1t is nonsense to think that Haines cannot supply
you with anything in his line OF business rs good
and at as low price as any man in this country.
If you do not believe the above call at the corner
Of Main and Augusta Streets Armentrouts old
stand when you will find it all correct, and anything
yon want to know about Tobacco and Cigars. jy23
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-11-05
GENERAL NATURE-No. 53.1

AN ACT to extend the time for fling claims
for additional bounty under the act ut July
twenty-eght, eighteen hundred and sixty
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The following are the officially announced
entries for the great four-lnife running race for
So. 900 to take place at Sun Francisco Novcm-
Der IA, under the auspices of the Pac tic Jockey
Club: Thad. Stevens, Joe Daniels. Katie Pease
Hubbard, Henry. Alpha Hooking and Harelwco
Other parties Fast and in Origon have St t
entries and money by mail and telegraph, but
the names ct the horses are not yet known,
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-11-05

Wagon Making and Rgacazsnitising.-The
w undersigned, formerly OF Churchville has open
ed Wagon Making and Biacksmithing establish.
ment on New Courthouse street, Saunton, Va. next
door to the Carriage Factory Of Captain Waters where
he is prepared to execute all work in his ine out OF
ID material the best manner and at low figures
Repairing promptly done and all work warranted.
also manufacture Fcsieg's patent Lifting Jack,
the greatest thing out and Indispensable to farmers
generally. Call and see it.
feb 13-tf JAMES NJ. LIChLITER.
1I1o THE F,UBLfC.-The undersigned, having
4 purchased the interest of Mr. +. O. Hydenrch.
in the Tin and Stove business heretofore conducted
by them, takes this method of informing the public,
that he is now prepared to do all kinds OF
ROOFING, GUTTERING, &C,
And manufacture Tinwarc of all descriptions. He
will also keep constantly on hand all descriptions OF
Stoves including the best patterns OF
COOK, PARLOR, & OFFICE STOVES, CRATES, sc.
He respectfully asks Il continuance of the patron
that has heretofore generously been extended to
him. A. GRUBERT
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q J.SNEETH Il CO..
-. DEALERS IN
Hats, Boots, Shoes, Notions, To-
baccO, Cigars, DC.
AUGUSTA STREET, doors North of MAN,
Respectfully calls the attention at their friends
and the pub lc to their large and well selected stock
of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
recently purchased for cash in the eastern Cities
Also full supply of HATS and APPS of the latest
and most approved styles which offer at the low
est cash prices. Our motto is, quick sales and
short profits
With many thanks for past patronage, we solicit
call from all in want of goods in our line, and
promise to guarantee satisfaction in sales and
quality of goods, Don't forget the place
oct S-6m S. J. SMITH & co.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-11-05

Further investi cation shows that tho robbcra
who compelled the cashier of the National
Bank at Milford New Hampshire. to open his
vaults, carried off 100000 OF the funds OF the
bank and $50, 900 in bonds and stocks belong
ing to private teExidilais.; A reward of s.. 81
j. offered for tli apprehension Of the robbers.
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KecelVeU Dy ETie 1cstV'o'4' 0'''''' - 49,
NOTE BY THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE
The foregoing act having been presented to
nroval and not having been returned by him
to the house Of Congress in which it originated
within the time prescribed by the Constitution
of the United States has bcceme law with
out his Arproval.l
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x w. OI.TMANNS.
T.. ARCHITECT AND CIVIL ENGINEER,
STAUNTON, VA
Offers his services to the public. Prepares plans
and specifications, and superintends the erection OF
buildings. Surveying and mapping promptly atten-
ded to- G8~Olfice above Echols Bell & Catlett.
Refers to Echols Bell 4 Catlett jan 29-1y
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s. NJ JONES C. JONES.
q NJ. Il HI. G. JONES. formerly of Harrison
y. burg VAL GENERAL COMMISSION MER-
CHANTS, WAsHINGToN, D. c., sell on consignment,
LIVE STOCK. embracing fat Cattle, sheep Hogs
Flour, Bacon, Mill-feed Wool. Green and Dried
Frut, Lumber, Butter, Eggs, Poultry. &C Mark all
consgnments plainly with and P. 0. OF ship
per. Close attention given to sales and proceeds
turned promptly. Refer to your nearest Bankers
may lilly S. NJ. & H. G. JONES.