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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-03
WESTERN DISPATCHES
SPECIAL TO THE GOLD HILL. sAiLr NEWS.
FROM San
The Rival Chicrs-Juveniie Shoofists
Rain sudden heath
packs.

San Francisco, March 81 +. NJ
The case Of the people VS.. F. L. X.
Whitney, for usnrplng the office OF
Chief Engineer claimed by David Scan
nell, came before the Fifteenth Dis
trict Court again this morning, and de-
PENDANT Is now Introducing his proofs.
The trial will not be concluded today.
Physicians pronounce the boy Slup-
key, shot by young Baker, out Of dan
ger. lie has recovered his sight which
was thought to DO lost, aud will be
able to testify In tho case two weeks
hence, when the matter will be investi-
gated In the Police Court. The other
lad. shot through the abdomen by tile
boy Hughes, Is also reported In q fair
way to recover.
There was a heavy fall Of rain last
night and occasional showers to-day.
Michael IIydcnger was the name OF
the man who died suddenly last even.
Ing, being taken with n fit In u Of
the street cars.
Greenbacks, 903o0l6.
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This MoraiuS.

2ios Ophi-. -, 2sS, ?sh, 2sk. 10 bo0
$50 oOuld n Curry, 2iS II
CsS Savage. ~, IS, IS, 81 bO, W bso, IS bSn, 81
81, NJ
100 ChoIiar. Po,o.i. &c. 81, c. bso. CAY, CO 80
SIS Hale Z Sorcross, ~. IS bSO. q.
to Crown Point. NJ, 81. sjf sTh b30
MS Yellow Jacket. IS. 59k. COZ bJ0
ih5 Imperial, 81. q 81. 81 baO.G
TO k.ntuek. Ia, 10. lsA. iss, 10 bS0
rs Alpha, III, nv, III.
so Beleher, nj, SS, 81
20 Confidence.
2O5 Can. Virginia. 6s. cSk, cGs
40 sierra Nevada, IN, IL. lTa
$50 Oyerman, "a. 81, an. AN b5
i25 Seg. bslehsr. 10. 81. SIN. 50
40 Csledonis, III. az. q, ny
$50 California Con. SAY. ~, 3I4, 3is bO
$50 saltiners Con, 81, o.
us American Flat, -. ., a..
IS suecor. 2l.,3
80 yulis, ~, ~
10 Justice. 5
81 Knieferbocksr, Z. is,t.
iOSO wood,ille, ~, IL
y Tylsr, size
i0O Nevada, IL
so Florida.
100 silver Hill. 81, ~
51O And.s, ~. a..
80 Baekeye,2
40 kclipss,5
go Dayton, ~, N, ~
10 Whitman. .
800 Globe Con. ~, ~
$40 New York Coz. ~, N
leo South Oyerman, T5c
100 Lady Washington.
70 Union Con-, 49,. IL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-03

Arrest for Robbery Sudden Case OF
Lunncy.

SAN Francisco, March "a Il. NJ
John Riley was arrested to-day for
robblng ID. J. Williams at n saloon OH
the city front.
jeremiah Roberts, a young clerk In
a dry goods store, on Third street, be.
came suddenly a raylng maniac to-day.
disappointment In love Il supposed TO
have been the cause. lie will DO sent
to the asylum this afternoon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-03

" ~
schemes OF the Bonapartists.
New York. March IA Paris let
ter, speaking Of the approxlmatlng
10th Of March, when the Prince lmpe-
rial will attain HE majority, says that
for several months the Post Ofice De-
partment has been showerlng millions
upon millions OF Bonapartlst tracts,
handbllls and songs over the country.
Provincial electors, both In town aud
country. have received visiting cards,
bearing the Prince Imperisl's photo
graph, and underneath the words: : "l6
Mars, 1874. Appel au Peuple!" and
one cannot travel twenty miles out OF
Paris without hearing Of Borapartist
agents at work In every village.
The Alleged New Cuban Privatccr ON
her Trial Trip.
BALrIMoRn, March IA dispatch
states that the Edgar Stuart, In her
trial trip yesterday, was confined by
the Government to n point fifteen
miles down the bay, where q revenue
cutter was stationed to bar her II she
should have the Intention OF slipping
off to sea. Sho carried tho American
flag at her gail, the Cuban flag at fsre,
the British flag amidshlps and a pri-
vato Tenant at the malntop. Her
armament consisted OF two brass
bored swivels and besides these she
carried a plentiful supply Of side arms
for tho crew. The trial trip Is thought
to demonstrate that she cannot make
ten miles NJ hour.
Making n Forced loan.
A memorial to Congress numsrously
signed by bankers aud others, has been
left for signatures at Cotton Exchange
against the issuing OF irredeemabls pa
per money as legal tender, and stating
that this Is making a forced loan upon
the people Of the United States and
only excusable by tho necessity Oh
great wal and that their issue In time
Of peace would be In violation OF all
constitutional powers. 1t protests
against a rich country like the United
States resorting to such q rulnous ex.
pedlent when there Is no necessity to
exercise It.
Fire in q Coal Mine.
WnxEsnARRE. Pa, March 3.-The
miners who have been for the last two
months fighting fire at tile Empire
mine, have ceased work. and last night
a most extensive cave In the mine &C.
Cured, exceeding In extent the fall OF
the Baltimore mine a short time since.
Great CONSERVATION prevails In the
~neighborhood, and families are prepar-
ing to leave. The fire has now free
scope and threatens to ruin ono Of the
most valuable mines belonging to the
newly formed wllkesbarro & Lehigh
Coal Company.
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TELEcRAPHIc!
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
ooM EsrIo INTELLIolMoE

I.rrc,AL TO ru, GOLD HILL DAILY NEWS
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sToCK REPORr.
l1Erokrsp pAnr NJ xISxR a uAlLl
Last Evening".

Last Evening.
Ca Meadow Valley, 1i.. III
isS lsaymsud & Els. u. =, b5o. ooS. -
az Eareka Con, i3i., II, 49,.
100 Jackson. Sic
ao5 Phoebe, ~. sk,T
loo Washington 4 Creole
80 ALPS, SOC
800 Page 4 Panaea. ~. 9.
as American Flag. AZ
80 belmont, 81
IS Bowery, 5Oc
$50 Newsrk,a
100 Kentucky. soc
ZOO Portland, 1. 1.05
go Rye Patch, ~. 4.
iJ Monitor Belmont, ~
40 81 Dorado South, 81, ci.,6 H
Go North Belmont, 50c
Il Eatska co. w. II
rs st. Patrick, +.3s, si0
~ Golden Chariot. 10
80 Ida Fillmore. ~, AZ, ~ b3o. AKA
100 Mahogany, AZ
10 South Chariot, %, &C.. b3o
100 War Eagle. 4 boo
~ Empire idaho, ~ b30
GiO California Con, 3t.. 3iI, sax, 81 sl0
$50 Chollsr. Potosl. 6. 30. 81. 6Jk
g15 Ophir, an, n. q 30. 2Gk
a55 Cos. Virginia. Sk, a., C5k
20 OyernAn, IG, Is, az. II
?l5 seq. Beleher, sc, s3t, 81 hO
80 Beleher, 81. s6k, 81 b3o. s6k
LIS Crev polst. Is b30, sly. 81
80 Caledonia, -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-03
BRONCHITIS.

This b an Irritation or Inflammation
Of the bronchial tubes which carry the
air we breathe into the lungs. Il arises
from n cold settled In the throat, from
catarrh extending to these parts, from
scrofulous affections, and from severe
use Of the voice. The Irritation frsm
the latter cause commences In the lar.
ynx and CLOTHS, which are the organs
OF the voice, and, extending down.
wards, produces hoarseness, coughing
aud splitting mucous matter. some.
times mixed with blood. IL 10 chiefly
dangerous from Its tendency to spread
into the lungs, and terminate In con-
sumption. Ii 10 In the cure OF severe
and obstlnats cascs OF this disease that
DR.. Plerce's Golden Medical Discovery
has achieved unparalleled success, and
won the loudest praise from all whs
have used It.
4 Debt OF GRATYTUDE.
Mrs. Mary TAFT, Of Elk Point, Da-
kota Territory, called at the Worlds
Dl,pensary August 10, 1873. to ac-
knowledge a debt Of gratitude due DR..
Pierce, having been entirely cured OF
Catarrh, complicated with Throat Dis
ease, by tho Use OF DIR. Sage's Catnrrh
Remedy and DIR. Plerce's Golden Med
ical Discovery.
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TAI
FOUND:

In an interior town 30 far removed from
the manufactures Of such articles. The
9 stock Just opened In the WHlTR
HOUSE by COIN d lSAACS 10 the
largest invoice Of Winter Clothing ever
brought into the State Of Nevada, en-
bHcing Alaska, ChiDchilla and Beaver
Overcoats; English. French and Amer.
car Cashmere. Melton, Beaver. Diagonal
and B~roadcloth Dress aud Buslness
Suits for men and boys; Furnishing
Go0di and Underwear OF every descrip-
ton and Quality; Hats, Cape, Boots.
Shoes, O~vsrhoes. Umbrellas. Rubber
Goods OF all kinds, Family Blankets,
Trunks, valises, satchelf, snd!l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-03

or the most fashionable cu., substantial
manufacture and durable fabrics. The
WINTER STOCK Just opened at tho
White u~ouse-ffst, and best, clothing
storv south OF Union street. on Gem.
braces every article In the Clothing and
Furnishing Goods line, and no
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-03
FROM YREkA, a
IrrcrAL TO rnr ooID HILL srw,.l
Heavy storm.

Heavy Storm.
YREKA, CAL, March Son Sunday,
March lst, a heavy sleet STERN prevail
ed between Comstock and Eugene
City, Oregon, succeeded by a very
heavy rain on Monday, which has con.
tlnued with but little lntermission aud
flooded the country between the abovo
places. seven miles Of country being
entirely under water. The wires Of
the Western Union Telegraph Com.
pany were somewhat damaged, and
the high water ~neccssltated the build
lug OF q boat to mako tie necessary
repairs. The thermometer stands now
at IS, ant It Is showing.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-10-22
REGULATIONS
DETAIL AND ORDER.
CONCLUDED

CONCLUDED -..s-.
Between the postal administration of FrAae>
and the postal administration of the I7i-
ted States, for the execution of tie postal
contention Of 18th April, 1874.
The director general of posts OF France Of
the one part, AMI the Postn,aSter-Generli ii
the United States of the other part, IN ya~ III
the postal convention concluded the 2Stl Vi
April, 1874, between the United States ami
France, STIMULATING article XIV that the pos
tai administrations of the two countries shall
designate, by common accord, the offices tiifo'
which the exchange OF the respective ceres
polldence shall take place, and shall regulate
the drection OF the correspondence recipfo-
caly transmitted, the form OF accounts, as well
as every other measure OF detail or order ne
eessary to assure the execution OF the said con-
ventioL, have agreed AS follows:
W. ARTICLE l. ii
The exchange of correspondence between
the postal administration of France and the
postal admins tratlon of the United States shall
be effected as follows:
On the side Of the postal administration OF
France
LIST. By the office of Paris.
3D. BY the office OF IIayre. 80
3D. By tie office of Cherbourg.
-4th. BY the office Of Brest.
5tli. By the travelling Office of Paris to Ca
lais.
9th By the travelling office of Lille to Calais.
On the side OF the postal administration to
the United States
1st BY the office of Boston.
I'll. b the office OF New York.
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ARTICLE -,

Every mail, after having been tied up n..-
riorlT, must be cnveloped, in gray paper l..
suftic1antqHantity to resist the friction t!,ct;
tied exteriorly and sealed with wax, with h..
impression Of the office seal. A.. ,sig 81 ~
The string Which shall surround Il mail Ga
teriorly must always be without knot. I'LL.
ARTICLE 10. s..gs..,, Ia
In case that, on the day fixed for the dis
patch OF the mails, an exchange. Office sho,ll.i
have no object to address to the eorrespnn-
ding office, this exchange Office must neverlhe-
less send, in the ordinary form, nai, whi,.i,
shall contain only negative letter-bilL :lG.a%
ee 81. ARTICLE Ia. s.t.7 .'eaaTs'
The postage or charge upon letters that have
become dead, from whatever cause, which the
TWO administrations shall return to each other,
BY virtue OF Article. XIII of the conventionaoi
18th Apsil, 1874, shall only be admitted in irs>
lease OF the administration to which these let
tiers shall have been originally transmitted. 4,
far as the contion of their seals shall not give
reason to suppose that they have been opened,
However, scllrriliouS letters and those com
monty called tecoy letters, may be comprised
and ad nittet in the dead matter reciI.ocally
returned, even though these letters may have
been opened. s
Letters not claimed, addressed POSTGRADUATE
'rin furnished hotels, may, after three months
fay, be returned on both sides. under the con-
d'tios fixed by Article XIII, before cited, and
e preceding article. b.. s..7t..,.., --,A,,.
The account of the total Of dead matter
hill be prepared in bortlersaux, conforming
to the model Z, annexed to che present regula-
lions. ,trt
ARTICLE 16. i..-..l 3tn'1 .{rs
It is agreed that the provisions OF the corr
vcntion OF 28th April, 1874. and of the pre- ent
equations. shall be put into execution the lst
OF August, 1874. s. -.,...-. ID. .s.,r. .,esf,
Done i'll duplicate and signed at Washingt n
she 9th Of June, 1874, aud ut Paris the Doth (
j"nn 1874. l,ss:t. 49,. AM
[sEAL.]E se"7 JNO. A. J. CRESWELL,, a.
Postmaster General.
[sEAL. lie LTDON, + sI-l;.
~ ...- Director General Of Posts.
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5 LOUISIANA FT-AIRs.--NEw YORK, October
lo.-The Times New Orleans special says:
kellogg having in his recent address signified
his Willingness to able by q count OF the re-
turns Of the election OF 1872 by board of arbi-
tration, prominent Democrats propose that the
returns now secreted by order of the McEnery
returning board be brought forward and can
va ,spd anew with the view toa final settlement
OF the contested election case. In order to Of
feet this arrangement it will be necessary for
both parties and the several candidates on
zach Ticket toagree to submit to the arbitrators
lie proposition has not yet been forInalT sub
m;te,l to kellogg, but here is rea ,ol, to belle -t
h" is SO well satisfied of his election by a laroa
maj olisy that h4 will agree to it if the arbtra-
tion can be fairly conducted. AMI the Demo
Gratis give proper guarantees OF sincerity :,ld
good faith.
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5167. 9@'-o'o'
sThe property gifts will be purchased by the corpor,
s,tf3rs at the prices above named II the drawer shall
so desire and the Cash be promptly PAID by the
treasurer on the dav specified.
Bear in Daind that no ticket is recognized at tne
drawing unless the coupon bearing the dupilcate
rum Der has been returned to the secretary with the
price-one dollar.
The proportion of Gifts to the number OF tlcSsts .
ID larger than ever offered and affords tse Dest
l,roof that the management desire to make a small
legitimate profit for the purpose and not &c
offer grand lottery swindle
JOHN D. MILLIGAN, Sec'y.
sept 10 Edinburg, Shenandoah. Co.. Va.
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All ambitious father in Indiana las written y
letter to President Grant requesting that the
n,ln,. of his son. now four years of ag., be pla-
csd oa tn, list Of eligil le candidates for ap-
poiiltment 10 West Point. The writer add,
that he is extremely socitious that the rising
20 18th s'iall rec i've q military education. mas
mc' AS ii is in hi II. Il u makes tho applica-
i!n.i tins carly 50 t'iat when the yo,ngster ar
g' at 6l3o proper age to chaiY ca:t.iS l..as iss
rav en right into '9i1s. *
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miscellaneous.
Or1nypT POSTPDNEMENT
Dfffle
GRAND GIFT CONCERT.
OF THE
uY.ssnx Educational Association.


- With regrct that the managers of this benev-
al mt enterprise anHouueo 2" po''PoA1>fi ~ VIZ
day Of drawing to s.-
0"' THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 2sth:
,+ to t,os, who are acquainted with the invariablc
custom explanation is unnecessary. Postponemenl
ia 80 generally the rule that the people could nor pc
adj, to believe that it is not an absolute necessity
in all cases and this inefaceabie impression IS the
real and only reason why postponement has TO be
resortad to. The public may now rest assured now
a,,ar that on the day above given the Concert VIII
he held, and the Drawing take place VIII the dits
nnronortioned-not in number but in valle-to the
tickets sold The 1e 81 ennaena o. IL Inc
generous public il behalf OF cause OF such phlian-
thropy. .,., a,.n;,,,d
in all the advertisements
The Corporators are j. Stonehnfner john =.
ann j G. Mcdonald, VIM. J. Dnges DR. ID ".
Prescott, DR.. 2. Below joseph Ioinsf, j. u Mini
ran James N Swami and Geo w Anontz.
The distribution of gifts viii nneiice u days
sster rawing and continu months II necessary 70
complete IL
,-asdant D. w. Prescott; Treasurer, John A.
ssum: Secretary. j. D. Miliisan
Adar.ss oil com nuncat ions TO the secreta
Einburg Shenandoah county, Va
Money must b.. forwarded by Registered letter
pnstolfiea order Express or Draft on solvent Bank
S25. 900 tsa Gifts
will be distributed IS follows
lGIFT consisting of two new and elegant House
wiz, gnu Tvs -- $500
lGiFr OF the Masonic HALL 2ooo o
oAaiA o IN A5oo ascb LOCO
. ~ LOGO
E. =. :. Inn 2e00
20 ." :. so 1850
~ =, 9. % 1000.
LUZ A, 10 1000.
< ]oo :. 1000.
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E-f C. JONES.
g. NJ JONES t.ou,,erlv Of HARRISON
= M: & H; Q; GGHENERAE COMMISSION N Err Err
f f ss atie
sss Tdtsr hs WoG stssn %
RefsT to ss ssns as
turned promptiy' s. NJ. & H. C. JONES'
may lilly
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v,y1wwF,rUgE EITgyTTsNEl! ,u
Purchasers Of Furniture can save ave, ,roi''
~ 20 to 80 per cent. BY buying from
a. MI. syfz.SA ES-
ooros are crowded with every description u
whose ro nSlnnnernanufactured and imported.
WILKES PATENT BED SPRING!
which is universally recognized by the sif se anna MARKET
to be the tn throw body
is S any OF
featured, ana for ave years with proper usage,
p nsy only small Of
Metallic Cases. ai""'S S. M. WILKES
promptly: Ssaunton, Va.
may TIT
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7. SMITH & CO.,

q J. SM DEALERS IN
.y..., Rats. Szloes. Notaoas. Ho-
b;acc., Cigars. s0c..
,,rsrA STREET, doors North OF MAN,
,, +t,a attention at their friends
Respectfully t tSa;r Iare and we'll selected stock
OF BOOTS AND SHOES,
h,sad for cash in the EASTERN cities
recently purchsir ~ Fl ATS and CAPS of the latest
sC fa IS Sss at hs
est cash PRICES
Sher, thanks for past patronage we solicit c
call in was IS saGas in oar sales
promise to gaayauJpe Dat forget the place RI
oct S-1m -------
r aides Linen totiats e"N Nh WELLER.
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DONALD ALLEN, W. y" "a
c. y. n. =.
4 GLEN Il DarNhAP e. s.vv.xo,s.
a Civil & Miaifls fsisfaeef' . SAa !'',Ass'
SrACNroN. VA,
-,zo+.s in Special En-ineering School at wash
araoui ~ rfon A. Lee University, L. xngton' va.
Having had several years experience in kar sad
,a and construction and in Topogfapnlca any
sursay5 Snrveys in Virginia. est VI and Penlsyi-
o orpf q Sn4y sfryiTi in
in Eng.n. ssiai surveys and Maps examination OF
of and @
oenims ing, 81 obstruction Of railroads turnpkes &c
ton nxestigaton OF titles to land by pats ana sur
veys &C., sc. n.ppNrEs.
Faculty washington bs scaa salfpore Nd
Alien arad ~ Rives ca Eng. Gen supt Mobile s
Ohio Railroad Dr. 2 Hale charIsston Ech
"a Bll Catett Att'ys at Law, staunton' va. COL
NJ a. Herman, Staunton, va
ofsce 10. H. Main street. I'd floor. april 10
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COCHRAN tG WALKER.
4 Call attention to their fine brands Of
CHEWING TOBACCO,
sGrayely. yellow Bird" Nectar Leaf" I'd" and
Rough and Ready
Also their superior lot OF Smoking Tobacco COM
posed of the following brands:
Lone Jack,""Va Choice.' 'Iravely,' Buds and
blossoms and short Horn Durham
dec G3
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Ey1er, Cooper e Coz
p. STAUNTON, VA,
NGINEERS, FOUNDERS, AND


MACnENISTS.
anufacture portable and stationary Steam En-
- zines. Saw Mills Mining and Mill Machin-
erv. Car Wheels, Railroad Trucks, Der
$50 ricks, Shaftng. Pulleys, and Hang
ers Puts Thrash ng Machine
Repairs. Plows and Pillow
Castings, Hay Rakes,
Straw Cutters.
&c. &c.
We desire te express our appreciation OF me
liberal patronage bestowed upon us during me
ls.t two years by generous pubic. our ousi-
n.,. firm being made up principally of strang-
ars from a distance. we had no reason
tn exnect the patronage of the community OF
orr adoption except far as It was founded
upon a detarinin ation to make our WORK compare
favarably in price and quality, with that OF nrst-
elias. city shops, and conviction hat, by 80 do
,uy. we w,uld merit and obtain large share of
,hnL class of work which has moi heret otnre been
undertake in this section, but which had to be
n-au..t from The cities fine result has proved
the reasonahleness of our expectn' 'ons, anu en-
,n,r.,.s ma 8. press forward with renewed ener
az AMI with ever increasing amt enlarging Ia
s!iities
:Ye invite sn inspection OF oar shops ny those
r+.,,,iating ,I,e purchase Of machinery.
We enIaaror TO make all our purchases 70!
80, saJ having a limited amount of capl'ai- ~"
.re consequently compelled 10 require cash or
Hepo,iah la note al short time, Tor All Hofs
For tn quality of our work we TAKE me ho
.rtv of ,eterrug to the following gentlemen,
among the many rom whom we have received
riders
Col L. & Snpot, Buffalo Gap Furnace,
D F. VI ,hier Goshen Bridge
Witz Holt. stanton,
YIN Steele Noifett's Creek, T y
Cook l. Lyman Cline's Mill
D. j. Hydsn, shcrando,
Jacob Hanger. Churchvile,
c. C. Mcclure. =
T. Landes Long Glade / y
A. j. Rahm. Richmond req ON
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STAUNTON, VA.
JoHN n cROWLE Proprietor
This well known house having recently changed
hands is now apared to accommodate transient and
permanent boarders at reasonable rates. The table
will be supplied with the bss this and other markets
can afford Polite servants always ready to wait
upon the guests and every attention will be paid to
their comfort. share of the public patronage is
rpsnactfuliy solicited. Omnibus to and from the De-
pot free Of charge.
nov i4-tf JOHN ID. CROWLE.
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n w. OE1TsIANNS.
u. 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. Hfg-Otiice above Echols Bell & Catlett.
Refers to Echols Bell Catlett jan 29-1y
Stanton Cards.

StOt67lt01 Cards.
r III. WATERS & son,
u MANUFACTURERS OF
Carriages and BuEgies.
Near Virginia Hotel, STANTON, VIRGINIA
Keen constantly on hand Carriages and Bugges Of
every description By close attention to business
and fair dealing they guarantee entire satisfaction
Strict attention paid to REPAIRING. Give them a
call before purchasing apl 5o-I
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J. G. Grove. Geo. HUDSON.
.fsNin, Copper. asxss Sheet Iron Establish rent.
L New Building opposite N. K. Trout'S)
AUGUSTA ST., STAUNTON, VA.
We are prepared to do ROOFING. GUTTERING
AND SOB WORK, at the shortest notice and in the
best manner ont of the best material. Charges rca-
sonable either ill cash country produce,
We respectfully solicit share OF public patronage
ian 25-tf J. c. GROVE 4 co.
yXTaoo,, Making and Hl;cAsMitaaims.-Th
w undersigned, formerly OF Churchvile, has open
ed Wagon Making and Blac.smithlng establish
ment on New Courthouse street, StaunJon, Va next
door to the Carriage Factory Of Captain Waters where
he is rcuarcd to execute all work in his line out OF
GOOD material in the best manner and at low ngureS
Departing promptly done and all work warranted
also Manufacture Fcseg's patent Lifting JACK,
the greatest thing out and Indispensable to farmers
generally Call and see 1t.
feb l3-tf JAMES NJ LlChLIIEh.
YJyO THE PHBFEC.-The undersigned, having
| purchased the interest of Mr.. F. o. Hydenrlcll,
IN the Tin and Stove business heretofore conduced
nv them takes this method of informing the pubic,
that he is now prepared to do all kinds OF
ROOFING, GUTTERING, SC,
| And manufacture Tinware OF all descriptions. lie
viii also keep constantly hand all descriptions OF
Stoves including the best patterns OF
| COOK, PARLOR, & OFFICE STOVES. CRATES, SC.
He respectfully asks continuance OF the patron
that mas heretofore generously been extended TO
him. a GfSO bHnA'
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