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SAN FRANCISCO.

sAN FRANCISCO, July s9.-The Pacific
Mail steamer, Winchester from Panama
arrived this moring. The ship Warrior
Queen % high and dry at brakes Bay. It
Is believed she will be got OF and the
wreck sold Of auction for 500.
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THE California Grangers have estab-
lished a Bank in Ban Francisco, which
will have a capital Of i've million dollars,
divided into fifty thousand shares Of 800
each. Some day q "high toned" and
"eminently respectable cashier" will
make those Grangers wish they were
back in the clutches Of the middlemen.
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SPAIN,

MADRID, July 22.-Gen. Zsballs hss
sent eight battalions to reinforce the Re-
pu6ltcsns in the Province Of Cuenca.
The .Carlists are in strong force in tho
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STANLEY is going to Africa again to
find out all that everybody don't know
about that mysterious land. HOW'LL com.
mAnd a strong and fully equipped expe-
dItIon fitted out by Mr.. Bennett and the
London Teltordpk.
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PHnADRIIn1A, July 2s-Georgc HoG.
man, aged thirty.two yeSrs, killed himself
this morning. BE had Just previously at.
tempted to murder his wife,
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Died Of Spotted Fever.

= COLUMBUS, o, July ea.-Mrs. R, @.
Hoffman, q well known and much respec.
ted lady, died in this city Of spotted lever
To-day. Tho funeral will occur on Friday
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CANADA.

TORONTO, July pa FIRE In Ridge
town this morning burned number Of
stores. Loss $4,000.
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s2o, 900 Reward.

PHILADELPHIA, July 29.-Tbe Msvo,
mas NASH issued s Ia 9 proclamation Offering 4 re-
ward of $4,000 for the capture a tSa
aoductors ot the child Charley BreysteT
hoes. and the restoration Of the child.
For OddtttonGl Es'grep1 ~ FSarN P15.
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NRW Eve PER CENT LOAN.

Several bids were received to-day at the
treasury Tor the new per cent loan, and
others are expected 10 morrow. The bids
are 10 be considered at noon tomorrow,
and Secretary BristoW will leave in the
evening for Long Branch. 1t Is not prob.
able that the award will be announced be.
fore his return.
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DAYTON, O., July 2s.-Dsytons 1s,
Ruckeys, Of Columbus, u,
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NEW YORK CITY.
FALSE BANK REPORT.

AAAAaA 4FAANA AAAH OnAs
NEW YoRK, July 22.-Charles Hudson
Cashier Of the Eighth National Bank
Jointly charged with Union Adams, ex.
President, and Maltby G. Lane and VIM,
Wade, ex Directors Of the Bank, with
having made fslle report OF It's condi-
dition 10 the Comptroller oil Currency
gave bail to-day to appear for examina-
bail.
POISONED cHow.cHow.
John Powers and his sister had dinner
together Sunday In the house where the
latter was q servant. John died yester-
day, and his sister to-day, It Is supposed
from the effects Of poison contained in the
chow chow.
The President arrived here this morn
ing from Long Branch on his way to Pat.
erson, N. ] 10 attend the reunion oil the
Grand Army Of the Republic.
AT q meeting oi the stockholders OF the
Southern & Atlantic Telegraph Company
held 10 day additions were made TO the
bylaws and the resignation OF President
James R Crenshsw accepted. About
two'thirds of the entire stock was repre-
sented.
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CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.

Quite o number OF resolutions bearing
on the new Constitution were offered to-
day, and referred 10 the proper commit.
tees. The Convention adjourned 10 Fri.
day, In order 10 give the committees time
IN ygnrk
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Judge Spence, Solicitor OF the Post.
Office Department, 10 whom was referred
the question as TO what Is q compliance
with the laws by railroad companies In
relation to tho postal car service rendered
an opinion to-day in which he takes the
ground that the companies are required
BY Congress to furnish the requisite lacill.
ties for the distribution OF the mails on
trains and that nothing less than the ac-
Communications now furnished can be &C.
cepted by the department.
APPOINTED TO A cLRRKsHrr.
The widow OF ex.Congressman MellIsh
has been appointed to q 5000 cleIkship In
the currency division Of the Treasury DE-
partment
BUTLER AND BRIsTow.
General Butler had q long interview
with Secretary BriStow today.
THE SISTER OF EDGAR A. FOE.
The last surviving sister Of Edgar A.
roe died at Epiphany Church Home to-
day.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING.
The District Court has authorised the
Receiver Of the First National Bank OF
Washington to sell the building a. public
auction, fixing tho minimum price at
100000.
JAY COOKE b co.
The Court also, on application Of the
Receiver, made decree authorizing the
Receiver 10 compound the indebtedness
OF the firm Of Jay Cooke & Co. to the
First National Bank 10 the extent Of the
valid unpaid claims against such bank
surrendered to the petitioner. the can.
celled credit to be given 10 tho firm on It's
open account with the bank, provided
there shall not be waived any claim for
preference or priority Of lien asserted in
favor Of the bank against the firm in re.
spect OF any portion Of its Indebtedness
10 the bank,
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ALABAMA CoMxrssIoNERs.

SSAN SSMAl9eAONhhS'
The Alabama Commissioners are In ses.
sion today at the Department OF State,
having organized for business. Its prob.
able that they will adjourn 10 the Depart.
ment ol Justice building, where theiuture
sessions Will be held,
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THE LORD MAYOl's pAYoURr

LONDON, July 29.-The Lord Msyor
gave banquet tonight 10 Her MaIcsiy's
Ministers at the Mansion House. Dis
raelli, in answer TO toast 10 the Ministry.
said no one was able TO view the state of
Europe with complacency. Every ono
must deplore the a1srchical condition of
some OF the most favored countries. The
friendship Of England was never moro
sought for by the leading powers Of Eu-
rope and America. EOglsnd would use
her Influence in the interests of peace.
Disraeli repudiated the principle that
a country was not TO be held responsIble
in many questions that might arise abroad
shectlng the fortunes OF the world. Ho
believed the Influence OF Euglsnd might
now be mSst effectively exercised 10 Re-
conclle discordAnt and distrustlul inter
ests. She might assist distracted coun-
tries BY sympathy and counsel and resume
q position worthy ol her former prestige,
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BY TELEGRAPH
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT

By the Western Union Limo,
pmeo Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe Sts.
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Weather Rannrf.
PROBABILITIES.

WAR DEPARFHKNf, 4
OPHCH or FHI CHIlP SIGNAL OFTTcER,
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TROUBLE IN ALGERIA

The Algerian papers fear that trouble
with the natives is impending. They
have heard that ten thousand muskeis
and five hundred rounds Of powder arc
imported across tho Tuscan frontier
weekly. -,
A special from Vienna reports that
syria has sent conciliatory proposals TO
Constantinople. =. =.
L is said that the Porte Is negotiating
with the Khedive for auxiliary troops In
case Of an emergency.
Advices from Indis represent that there
are Tears OF the cholera breaking out
amopg the hIly thousand pilgrims as
tival.
The foods in the North have subsidized.
The Southern districts arc still without
rain, and the little that has fallen in some
sections has done no good.
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WASHINGTON.
WILL LEAVE ron NEW LONDON.

WASHGNoToN, July 2a.-The Secretary
OF War will leave here Saturday ior New
London, where bis family arc spending
the summer.
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ENGLAND.


A"&oNAA DILL ASRkkp 10. .r
LONDON, July 92-A Paris special SRys
the Committee Of Thirty have agreed 10
the electoral bill fixing the age Of ToterS
at 20, providing for elections by srron.
dissiments instead Of departments, and
giving an additional member to every
$4,000 inhabitsnts. - -
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The Texas EIcurnioniIin.

LITTLE Rock, July 29-The excursion.
lsts from Dallas, Shreveport, and Dallas,
Texas, left this evening for St. Louis
They were escorted 10 the depot by q del.
egation Of merchants from this city. The
party Is accompanied by Lieutenant Gov.
ernor Hubbard. The latter, at the ban
quet last night, delivered an eloquent and
impressive speech on the community OF
interest between the States Of Louisiana,
Arkansas and Texas from St. Louis. The
party go TO Chicago.
, 1874-07-09

Tug and vesso owners seriously complain about tho
ineflSt4ncy of Hnrhar.nneter Nr0wu win taH ehlrgs
of that nj. q lio South B5an5h lying hytwssa Like
accidents and GcxuttouA delays occur oil this part Of
the river bccause tho tiarboraster cannot bs found
when wanted. Tucsday evaniny Madison srcot bridge
WAS kept open over an hour, Just at thu tirne when
peopiB wtfo going homo frun work. bccansc apyutai
VESSELS wess wcdged In Istweon the traxs d 'ho
iolph atreot bridges was lternl!y lan,ned win
large md atunn crafs. and It Is almost,
miracle that no accident occurred. At the
rat ratroad bridge Sixteenth street, wlerc the
river makes htrpt curve thrre hre several ycases
permitted TO my just In front Of the draw, thus iorc
Ing vessals In rounding The to nuke quite cir
cult to Ebop clear Of D obstruction. Tuead4y eyen-
Ing the aehr Great West, IN tow Of one the yessel-
sshr bentley a. tns point tbs fora9r losing her bow
Iad tho Bentley not been permitted to lay Just
tho channGl making It almost imposaibla to round
Echr Iaul'ae lost her4 rbhoon ysstartlay at g.
slso in the way This pont Is the ost neglected prs
OF the river, md thets s hardly day which not
como accident occurs. There Is no reuxou why the
uarbornaster Of the South Beanch should not d. his
duty faithfully IL thu HArbor,nahtot OF tho Main
branch, who has mot had IN accidunt for month,
, 1874-07-09

Special Uleputd 10 7Hf Ch3fa9o 7FfhuHt.
sprngs, 10 tons leo; Elis 0conuelL naR, q ya hqho
3, 4 1cu,ont. 69 ,yds ,a1one Mary Walker, L..
ydB sonu George J.,dd Lsmon W y.la stone i. H.
Atkin.on. Genaont q yds a.o4ss GU s5tn, Lataunt
Gayusa g. W Lockport 80 ooo 6a epfh Elizabeth, Lock.
port, 1000 Iris meal, 100 bits flour; prop Mohawk
13ullc, Kankakce Feeder, 1880 bn corn MeBsengerj
Kaukaktc Feeder. 1000 bd corn.
C1E4AEu-J Blanchard, Insa!1t % ,a23 feet lumber,
o45o ash Miigic Mareeiles, Light: noatd Of Trade;
Kankakco Feeder iiglt; slnriso Lasa!'c; ~ 8! nnl.
Andrew Jacknon, tons coal II brld Line, n br1s salt
$4,000 bH merchanRe at Lasae, 25 brs salt at Joliet,
25 brs eat at Lockpurt; lseRte, 1euaont Board Ok
Nealth, Rlltnlnit. III tons srlhdrles,
, 1874-07-09

rosr ii MJmov, % 5Iiy soAfterhoon.- ' Dawx-
schrs Camden, Aeayetn, saye.and i T. March, llal-
barJ, Rival, +. T. Avery M1a,n. Win. Young, c. O.
Trowhtidgc John Keltesho,,se, David Stewart James
@ Ring. dolden Vest MaIy F. pcrcw, 1Inttio Ioh,son
Annio Vonghs, ,kingaHhpt, pnldskl, jold 7. Mott.
Gcolgp. Wand.
rAsEED Ur-props Atlantic, Annie L. Craig. Fly
mouth; scnra Lewis Day, 8. I. At%atcr, N. Williams.
WID-Northeast; Light.
Special Di1,aeh 10 1ae Cfir1qo tribune.
FonT AuNos. hlsch July a.-pAsaRu DowN-Prop
Arctic; scllrs Champion, George ". Holt, Aconias,
,yhsto Cloud, Eyullnc, City OF 0rocn buy, George
Murtny, s~alo@, CITY Of uhicago, Deliwaro, O. H.
Burton, q. G. Basnea, LeAnie Mathews, uul,garian.
1AsskD Ur-Sclr OIieltln.
, 1874-07-09
mna1 salea; yellow. 800. Oats, hay and bran seares
and drm.
Dur1En-Btaree hn1t firm: e11otcc,. 23o,
Enus-gcnrts MIA tlfrt nj l3a l3c
hAnD-lI1hsr at lax Q3l3hc.
MARINE.
Tort Of Ct,fenHn. sfnfy
AniltVE1n.


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f1up LDWen, UauSSi.'uMi8t ~ 9uu"tAes'
rIop 11du, s.1e nu,a,o ns.,o.,sad@ Tnn'ries; n,
Bel sehr 9; , 4; JehS'oIl, I. ns satisasack LUMBER
@ @6tmr y Vpfonn, r , nt. gosepE,, aunoIas.,
Prop y. Made rnrt h!f"ll. snn.tslost ,'.,s,,..,
frnn J, nsaS 4{.soae' {s' n n@ntgn narpo3' sanNA>@'
6elr 6eas - T.. Z. ITa,G;o. Ia,;s. naaa1o' coat'
cS nens Snnsts, n, 1pi;anu III y, paH. ILL., o,,x .a1s
scnr M at,ofee t,2,e5 u Wni,t, Lay Oily @u'-
s,mr 5,mr nn5ns T. IMtnap, Mat,,,,n spa', ,.uharss
Sh SIh,r .;sIN .UnSsIkNot t,tI. MsntoWoof tcr sut%
@ echr rsnii,ne' t,' N;asskegon' lumber itmnsr'
4h Scns ~ ety1tts xttss snt0ssssgon' i.tme iiu't.tb'
sehr s M MMIntir, MusTSgnt,. aamGera 1 1Mn,ber,
6ae 6. st..y M.o nyoI1, n,e e,.t.a. eunnes,, ,,,,nimr
S Scnr 41ItnlVa. alHskstoHi ram tM 3,.trt
6MsoN M = tH'h'ot, enutM sn nn''s s anh1ink
S.ms 9'i1.s a9ag aM9mskegohl naIs Mngaesua ssm5res. n
lIop s.e1,an"1 nun1sss nssss 1Hnr hnTt
SeoW S H. HnhisAn, a.aila 1jss U"i3 nsrsa barK
n ncoW neTeu1en, a t. o,"I Iuoa,h n III vcn. ,xood.
s sc1H En- =. M. 7,t 'rnah'htA railroad ftcb.
1,sa ncas 1,,. Yeu1 uf1Mn, nStT3,>n ~ sr,mirirs
1rop 4r Sso.,a Ssp,s},a n4st Msn,n;,Iec sundrtcr
1tor ts'9tttG. ~ u..%.h,, ~. nSonn,n;nre lntnt,tt
Ta.ge L ;i,a. :: Gut ty,o,ns Nrnnninei, NUMBER.
, 1874-07-09
PERSONAL.

11NroRMArloN wANTEp-g7EoRHE, ORWELL, QMWE
stoppe1 Al liz Grand Pacific tioto thts et ast sep.
wgso s tp S S hin%Ets t. +, nSS 9s5K
tho undorsgnoA any frepa OF WI gon
III, Jhusxo, III. ssn Draaoi.eo and Omaha paners
pldas9 eubJ.
11EnsoNAl.~JOTINI X. IIDAtN Eth 4 pAN NKOIslYE
nitnraht information II he Mlll apla hla hadrcN to
postU UtiI4 Uu1 II.
, 1874-07-09
'CLAIRVOYANTS.

40 SEE TilE WONDERFUL LAIlvoYANT AND
" feAAs nLy.Y''aa, S,a x the w9nacr of .hs oso,
Cams nnt oarn Ieuaons u waoM that will be bsstclul
to you 10 t,o % ona 6e VII! diacuvss yoE t,tsnIs
Al psrsonE wishing u consult thla wnnderful Indy do
10 by chlIUw at h0r tdalduHce. II South May.st.
M sIcau tost aMu business medium. lY Sossl. lIAt.
styI.Bt,4 49,
, 1874-07-09

Tho inquiry wns very light. iasoa to Duffnlo worn
nominal ut IL fur Tho prop Lowell was Ahetl for
curn to ORunKarg through rate. Bchr A. hlother
e"ln 10 ~alhtrrille at &c: Total 2 Capacity ao,aoo
Wheat pracolt At Dc. Capacity 1s,bOo iii.
, 1874-07-09

Speriaf Yi,03teh 10 Tbs EHlcnab Tribune.
DETROIT, Nscls., July ye+-Afternoon-pAssEp Down
Ordntts and bnrgts Montgomery, Afaty Merritt cobra
QAayly, j. N. Fos!er, y. H. Foster aibson E. Il. WILL
ianif, Enterprise, Glcnlfer.
lAssun Ur--rtnps b. III. wisdu and tohsort,
WINr-Holth
, 1874-07-09
BUILDING MATERIAL,

ITOR HALE-rIk IRON ROOF OF TI1E COURT.
u House, tho Jul oamplsto or iu paris a. Eayurali
Iron gl1dsr aud eopmnt. tha sorrnxa.ea !oa ssinY,
Aisa bTicss wo! e!saaed. md sb6la stoo, i psiess
mud ia y suit parps building Appyto rAu6.
MAuKlN, 316 1RdlAn4,st.
, 1874-07-09

Llat Of Vessels CanveyeL nhrinE the Month
Of June. 1874. H.
one-half strpr =. @. Good, Melvin Do puy to David
0ne-si1tl schr E. g. droy, Msry Daily to John hto-
Gee, 500.
al suhr Q. Harrison, Andrew Dalton 10 Hugh Boyd,
5000.
.puc-fourtll achr Q. Harrison, Hugh Boyd to Pat
Hck Cassidy, $l,23o.
All canai-boat Juntata, ". II. Clark to o. h ".
QninEia, 1910,
one-haf cana!-boat Wasp, John ". unger 10 ]. ].
Montague, 1850. =
All canal1,oa D. T. Wright, William 1Ianley 10
rrury dtQ1ge nush, 93A0f
0nu-lhaf cs,lSl-bost u. 7, Wright, Henry Lush 10
John D4rr, 5000.
hliachllanesas.
.,,. CHICAGO,
Thers WAS hut htt&s doing II the lumber market yes
rlhy About ten eartHeh Il lumber vera sold during
hs dir. aud nItsoa sarxoes rsnaued tor ssls In tie
WeuipG.
, 1874-07-09
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

TOR sALE-oR : Ex9MANGE xIHa s, f0h oIl1CAG9 ol1dC.Asss
irnnE sa; Asg sGn0 st the BE- bet nins
und sugar In Alaamn. Askansas and 1ou.,
ana; and several h,scs an4 lots l ancon CITY No. Al
Authenticated Toa perfect. 1nQnfrn 81 W nduFpab j.
4, VT()OMAE, Nn, tai (}lnfk..t., R0efp f.
, 1874-07-09

ToH RALis-6ifdi1i; isitainTNunn ft5Ts 1D.
SsaS; AZ ,$ sEssi :ss!!
y sS:s;: $ss :;
NoM A,LE-.lUs1Nl!F9 I0ITN 0F LAKE Uf,AilK,
j. Il 70 1s%1s1 M;ssse q ft @sas."'7'
SsS'ss s;:$;s!; ss,ss; !;
FoR. .,,s! ,sAtE1Io1M Is,ao1as oN WHS!l!{S1Vr r0LK
assse ~ naaS JstSt %a 'x, Il ~ f'' s.e
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M,s,1;s, RAEE1l2xl ss IT. NGnfiiAs 9!yER i
sSis sss h"sn tsS ss
NpM aAkE-bl.vitKAL FINE NEw dt65TT1dS on
.ot 1' HHfFa'; III .s s.s. S.ssss'n' to A'f'
stS R2pP sf.s, sAsa1SESSaE Z 3ss!ss sfas!
= topla. fnAoe: and al ,noaoTn lmptoxo.nunts:
aa: SA5Tt q, SsiSS5
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rs aS Ill., :;
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Asx ssssmss TssS sis %9 s9a:s s9f aaa Il
~ Ssl ss:aagfH osm s9Sf s near tho
NOR S1Lt-N FEET On NIOHj11NN-AV:. NEAR
, 1874-07-09

REAL ESTATE WANTED.
Y1T4NTEDITo HiJY FOR OaBII-ONE lot BE-
w ttoen Lake Van Huren-At., Gadt Of Catfaruih-
nv. Addrnss l. 81, Tribune ottco.
IITANTED-AORE pROPEnTY-i0 or Is ACRES
vol osssed RMlEir AVEfis Uo Room 3. is
, 1874-07-09

BOARD WANTED.
Tl0ARD-BY A LADY WITH LITTLE BABY IN
private family. city or oounts5 tornH chonp. Adafoss
j 81, Tribune uicp.
, 1874-07-09

- N14c611nfl0ntJs. - :
no, GENTLEMAN AND WIFE OR SIN
4 g!o gentlnnpn, handsome rao,ns, nuwly Furnished
with hnhrk. Pr!vAfe ain1t. Adrhss s. lN1nn otico.
, 1874-07-09
BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCES. =
-; ,c,,, ~, i1, 7;1,x, =;
~ atook reasonable toEns doing good business 90
hunrdcrs, tos1na part cash aud balance time; gond
rcasuns for scll!hH Call nddr9ss A. EATON q aud
n Knst Adanissi.
A AETA1L DRud STORE, EsTAbLtSHED OVER
II rn yoaes, Will be sold discount OF ~ tor
beat d reasons eiyen fof solng. Address S. Tsib
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-11-07
MARRIED.

In Charlcstovn. Nov. 5th, 1874, at the residence
Of Mr. Thomas J.. Bragg, the brides father, by the
Rev. G.. A Long. assisted by Rev. T. b. Shepherd,
Mr.. PETER GRIM, aud Miss MOLLlE +.
BRAGG, all OF this County.
In Hedgesyille. Berkeley county, on the 9th
alt. by Rev Mr. Cameron, Mr.. HARVEY SMALL
and Miss MELISSA HARRIS.
In Shepherdstown, on the 2sth ult., by Rev J.
r Rossiter. ut the residence OF the brides parents,
hr. ISAAC !. MASK. ct Plymouth. Pa, 20 Miss
FANNIE :. FAYMAN, eldest daughter OF James
D. Faymau, Esq, of Shepherdstown.
In Baltimore, September 30, 1874. BY Rev.
Charles +. stern. Mr.. THOMAS b. lINGLING,
To Miss ELLA SNYDER, daughter Of Webster
Suyder, deceased, Of Shepherdstown, all Of Balti-
more.
At the Catholic Church, Winchester, on Tues
day morning. October 2Ith. 1874, By Rev. Father
Kahn, Mr. JOHN II. SCHREIBER, Of Rondout.
y. Y. 20 Miss MARY, daughter of Mr.. John Vii
wig, Of Winchester.
At the residence Of the brides father. on the
10Th ult., by Rev. r. :. D. Htironimus, JOHN W.
llINKLE to Miss RUTH MAUEY, all Of FrCde-
lex county.
On the 9Th inst al " Mountain View" Loudoun
County, the residence of thc brides iathcr, by
Friends Ceremony, JAMES ". JANNEl, (oi the
firm ct Janncy lioge, Of Washiugton) and
LUCY, youngest daughter Of joseph Nichols OF
LoudOun County.
On the 10Th ult BY the Rev. \. thurman at the
lutheran Church near Lovett,ville Mr.. c. X.
HOCGIl 20 Miss NARY f. COOPER, all Of Loud
oun County.
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The Lee Memorial Monument.


The latest from The lee Memorial Associa-
ton is that Prof. Edward v Valentine, The
sculptor, has procured from Vermont a block
of pure white marble from which he is now
fashiouing recumbent figure of Genl. Lee,
TO be placed on the grand monument that is
now being erected at his tomb, at the Wash
ington aud Sec University, Lexington, Va
The figure represents Gen1 Lee reposing in an
easy position upon couch, his head and
shoulders slightly raised above the body his
left arm ouistretcbed by the side Of his sword,
his right arm laid across his breast; he wears
full Confederate uniform, including boots and
gauutlets, and light dTapery covers nearly
the whole form The appearance is natural
and graceful, Indicating peaceful slimber
rather than DEATH
This monument when surmodnted with
ouch fae work Of art, will be lasting me-
mortal to Que Of yirsiuia's noblest sons aud
patriots. The members Of this Association
are gentlemen well and favorably known by
the entire community, who will soon see that
nothing is left uudoue that will add to the
beauty aud finish Of this great work We are
advised by the Secretary, Mr.. Charles A. Da-
wilson. Of Lexington, Va, that not sufficient
funds have yet been subscribed 10 fully com
plete the monument In order to further this
object they have issued life size steel en-
grayel portrait Of Geul Lee, to be sold only
by subscription through authorized agents ;
the proceeds Of such sales to he applied to-
ward the completion Of the work. They and
we feel that this is an opportunity for all not
only to procure a superb ife-like portrait OF
the great General at very reasonable price,
bu, also enables every person to aid IL the
erection Of a lasting monument to his memo
~. Each subscriber will receive a certificate,
sigued by the Secretary and Chairman Of the
Lee Memorial Association.
We commend this valuable portrait to the
public, and predict for it an immense sale.
Some energetic person should secure tue agen-
cy in this section to assist in this noble work.
w W. Bostwick & Co., Nos. IL aud l79
West Fourth Street, Cnciauuati, O., have
been appointed General Managers Of all Agen-
cies in the Uujted States. All commurica-
tions addressed to the above firm for circulars,
certificates and terms 10 dgents will receive
their immediate attention.