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VTIRGINIA PORCELAIN AND. TERRA
GOTTA COMPANY.
MANUFACTURERS OF
FIRE BRICK, MM al
WHITE PRESSED
and ORNAMENTAL BRICK,
ROOFING and FLOORING,
TILE and DRAIN and
SEWERAGE PIPE.

Virginia should and will encourage her own
manufacturers, We beg to announce to the pub
lie that we are now ready to fill with prom2ti-
tude, orders for the goods above named. The
attention of the owners of furnaces gas works
and machine shops, is especially called to our
VIRGINIA FIRE BRICK to which the first r.
MUM was awarded at the last State Fair. They
them Mr.. Parr OF Richmond says that ihes
are ''equal to, if not superior 70 any Fire Brick
he has ever used.'
Give them trial. we are assured that they
will give satisfaction. Orders addressed to the
Virginia Porcelain and Terra Gotta Company,
Way nesboro P. o., Augusta Co. Va , will be
promptly attended to. marchl2 3m.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A Petition of Mr.. Hyde for the remis.
sion of S22.S7 license tax was granted.
The petition of Messrs: Guy and Drake
for permission to erect a frame addition to
Beardsley's saloon, their property, was
granted.
A petition of A. A. Grubert for the put
ting up of the sewer, running from Bever-
ley to New Court House Streets and
through to the creek was referred.
An ordinance was adopted prohibiting
the sale or exhibition of fish on the streets
which kills the business of the fish boys,
unless they can pay S. fine.
A claim of M. G.. Hartman for $3.50 for
property on New st. was referred.
J. T. Parrent was allowed further time
to April 18TH to return his accounts.
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DAMAGES PAID.-The Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad Company has paid Mr.. j. Sidney
Moffett of Staunton 800 damages for loss
sustained by him in :; collision of two
trains at Harper's Ferry, on one Of which
he had twenty head Of cattle going to Bal
timore. One of the cattle was hurt and
all were detained from market twenty
three hours blythe accident, which was
she chief cause -af loss 50 the owner. The
company very promptly paid the claim.
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PRoPER@9 sAL rs. The following is a
list Of property sales since our last: farm of
the late John P. Wilson. atStuart's Draft,
222 acres, to Jno. Harper, at S14 per- acre,
1.-THE same land sold in 62 at $42):John W.
Hogshead's farm, $50 acres. near Strib-
ling Springs, to Walter S. Gurnee. at
$40 IL Oe;, acre
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BAD MoRALs.-The County Grand Jul
ny has found true bills against Alex. Go
ings, Duck Morris, Margaret Fretwell and
Peyton Woodson, some white and some
colored, for living lewdly. They live in
the Blue Ridge Mountains.
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THE GRANGE HALL.-On Monday the
corner. stone Of the new Grange Hall on
Beverly ST., was laid, and the brick work
for which Messrs. Thos. Shumate and Alex.
Hartman are the contractors, was commence
ed. Mr.. G. w. Gilman is the architect.
The building, of which we have already
given absorption, will costabout $4,000.
and will be finished in the Spring.
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LzD1Es Falk-1The lady members OF
the Good Templars will hold a fair in their
lodge room, on Augusta Street, commenc-
ing on the night of the 18th of April. The
object is to gay debt of the lodge.
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-This court met on
Monday last. Besides the cases mentioned
elsewhere as disposed of by JUICE Me-
Laughlin, the trial of Jno. Murphy, for
larceny, has been fixed for to-day. In the
case of young Fur, for assisting his father
at the killing of Michael Livick, the grand
jury found ''not true bill.'
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PETTY RoBBERIEs. On Tuesday night
the corn crib Of Mr.. Robt. CargiE, on the
Churchville road, was broken open and 5
bushels of corn taken; the thieves also took
off Il dozen chickens, It was only few
weeks ago that MI. Cargill was robbed of
set of harness.
On Monday night Mr.. Jacob Warwick;
residing below town was robbed of Is chick
ems
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LODGE 1NsTITUTED.--An new Lodge Of
Odd Fellows was instituted at Middle
town, Frederick county, OH Tuesday night
last, by G.. M. j. Fl. Waters of Staunton.
assisted by P. G. VIM. J. Points and VIM.
Loeb of HarrisonbuIag
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MURDER TRIAL.-The Circuit Court
was engaged all day yesterday in the trial
of G. o. Fl, Furr for killing Michael Liyi /
in fight below town some weeks since
The case WAS given to the jury last night.
and the Court adjourned until this morAI.g
if1Q,
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A CURIosITY.-A few days since eve
owned by Mr.. Peter Hanger, near Waynes-
boro, gave birth to two lambs, one as
white as snow and the other black. Tie
mother positively refuses TO nourish the
s'colored member" which has to be fed by
hand. 1t is a case for the Civil Rights bill.
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HEADQUARTERS ron
r i h Ia q n q
AN widtha-at allanric

al wldths-at allsprices t
Baby's Merino Gaps and Bonnets.
A splendid Corset for SOC, worth Sl,oo
Kid Gloves from rs to S2.50-warranted
Nottingham Lace at 40c, worth Use. 'ls
Goods, much as we would like to do 20. fnr =
would taxa up every column in this ma
Ter, but we have certainly the largest Stock Of
Dry Goods and Millinery in this market. ap n
prices that none will object to.
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feb5-ly
AND OHIO

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
" RAILROAD
On and after Saturday, February 18TH 1875 Pas
senger Trains will run as follows:
1O:45 A. NJ, MAIL TRAIN FROM STAUNToN.-For
Charlottesville, Gordonsville Richmond and all inter-
mediate Stations daily, arriving at Richmond 100
P. M. This Train connects at Charlottesville for
Lynchburg Bristol, Knoxville Chattanooga and the
South, and at Gordonsville for Alexandria, Washing
toll and the North.
$3.50 P. NJ. MAIL TRAIN-For Covington and all in.
ermediate Stations daily, arriving at Covington at
1870 P NJ Passengers for points west of Covington
will take this train Cincinnati Express leaves Cow
inqton daily at $3.50 A. NJ for Huntington and allin-
term Hate stations making close connection daily
{exte,t sunday with steamers for Cincinnati and
the We and Southwest.
For r ties, Tickets and information apply to j. W
Hopkni, agent at StauntOn.
CONWAY z, HOWARD, G. P. & I. Ag't.
THOS. DODAMEAD
Gen. Sup. Of Transportation. fels
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DIED.

---~>>SS->~-~->----~-~-->7-~-
CARTER-In Washington City, on Thursday morn.
ing. March 4, 1875, Wary Elizabeth wife Of Harri
SOM Carter, and daughter of Rev. Jas. s Petty,
of Front Royal.
AST-At her residence in this city, on Friday night
the lzth INST, after q protracted illness, Mrs
aged S. years. -
ECHOLS-In Union West Va ,on the morning of the
18th inst, Mrs Eliza F. Echols, in the Slst year OF
her age,
PINKERTONaAth his residence in Midway, on the
Pinkerton, OF Mount Carmel Church, in the 9th
He had been pastor of Mt. Carmel Church for a
number OF years and in his death it sustained heavy
loss. Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord !;
they shall rest from their aoors and their works do
follow them
MEAD-In Charlestown, on Friday morning. March
l2th, 1879 OF Group William Ludweli, infant sou of
Rev. VIM. IL; Meade pastor OF Zion (Episcopall
Church, aged about years and months.
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CHURCH NoTEs.--Rev. Mr.. Minnich. of
the Lutheran Church, will preach on Sum-
day morning on Regeneration" There
will be service in this church every night
next week except Saturday.
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NoricE.-In order to carry out my announce
ment of Jan. lst, will place in the hands of a
collector all accounts due me, if not paid by the
10Th inst. A word to the wise is sufficient
j. W NEWTON
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We have the largest stock of

Il AN HAIR G DDS IN VIRGINIA.
Table Linen at Soc, wor,l 75c,
Linen Napkins at soc, 81. 90 $2.25 and B.. 90.
these are l:areain. s
Ladies Underware of all descript ons. aes a- i5
Ladies Belts 25c to 81 90 worth double.
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Cry CoUNClL.-The city Council hello
its regular meeting on Tuesday evening
last. Present Messrs. Evans, in the chair
Hoge, Funkhouser, Witt, German, Abby
and Kayser.
WATER.
| Mr.. Evans from the Finance Commit
tee reported that they had advertised the
water bonds but had received no proposals
for them, in the mean time the erection Of
| the works could not be commenced and the
engineer in barge still received $2,4O(
salary.
Mr.. Witt did not think the sale of the
bonds impossible, nor was it necessary to
| sell all of them to begin with. Ten pei
cent. of them would do to commence,
ten per cent. more as the work progressed
and so OH till it WAS completed. Our own
citizens would find it to their interest to
take them BECAUSE all of the money spent
in erecting the works would be spent
here 1t would even pay business men to
invest in them for the very act of Begin
ming the work would put money in circu-
lation and help all kinds of trade. There
here, for only few days ago share list
had been opened for new bank and $50.
600 had been subscribed. A meeting OF
citizens on the subject Of manufactures
had showed its willingness to aid new en-.
enterprises, and they might well be expect
ed to aid Il work which it was to- the vital
interest of ever property holder to see com
pleted. A start could be made with SIS
600.
Mr.. Evans said he did not think the
bonds could be sold at par, the very best
securities being deprecated to 80 cents.
He had applied to citizens Of Staunton
who were property holders and therefore
most interested, and who were in the habit
of investing in bonds but he received for
answer: Il don't want your bonds at PAL
because can do better. The bonds of
other cities good as yours-Augusta
Ga. for instance, can get at 70 cents and
it is not to my interest to pay 100 for
yours
Mr.. Gorman-You can't get manufac-
lures here if you don't have water.
On motion of Mr.. Hoge the Financial
Committee were instructed to attend the
meeting for manufactures, at the town
hall Saturday night and represent to
the citizens the benefit aud necessity OF
taking the water bonds.
A claim of the heirs Of A. P. Stuart for
pay for the use of a spring for four months
by the city, was referred. Mr.. Evans
said the city had used the water for
20 yearc and never paid for it until it paid
$75 in 1873 for using it two months, and
added that he thought, from all the infor-
nation he had, that the right of the city,
under former contract to the spring as
at least very probable.
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Is IT TRUE ?--Dr. G. S. Walker, Druggist in
our own town, informs US tfat' 'pursng 8 Kneu-
matte Remedy" is the only medicine known to
him that cures all forms of rheumatism. There
is no humbug about this. Call on the DR.. for
a circular.
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REMARKS.

We have no change to make in quota
tions Of last week. Market firm and bust
ness improving slowly. The condition of
the roads has had.a bad effect on the bust
ness Of the city for thepastmonths
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LOVERS of Ten Pins will find two new
and superior Alleys in the rear of Hilbert's sa.
loon, on New Street. His bar is also supplied
with superior liquors. Give him call.
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ULCERS.

Diseases Of Females 10. Cancsoid Tumors
and Ulcers on the face and body removed Ara
cured by the use Of DR.. Oloptou's remedies.
also the worst cases of Piles cured witb AZ
Ointment. Perfect satisfaction guaranteed.
Hundreds of letters from his old patients and
physicians can be seen at his rooms.
" See letters from Neasrs. Loving and Hobbs.
You will have ample time>to write to these een.
tlemen and satisfy yourself that thsse lettsrs are
genuine: .
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No'TowAr Co., Va, Feb. I'd, 1855.
WHsoN's DEPor, South Side Railroad vs..

Wnsoss DEPor, South Side Railroad vs..
DH. CLoproN-DEAR SIR: lam happy to ins
FORM you that my tumor is entirely we'll. Your
Ointment proved invaluable. used it accord.
ing to your directions, and soon it took effect
and my tumor was removed, and ] am now, -
all human appearances. perfectly wsll.i wish
you may meet with great success in your Yrac.
tice. Yours very respectfully.
THOMAS HoBBs.
IMr. Hobbs offered his physician 81, 900 to
cure him; was told thathe could not be- cured.
Tumor resemblsd large red tomato in appear
ance z.,..4s -. M
march II.
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JANUARY LIST and JULY LIST

in each year. Said Bonds exempt from city tan.
es, and the Coupons receivable for all city dues
and taxes. -r -. -.
These Bonds are part of an issue of Sc, 900
authorized to be made for the constrnctio az
Water Works to supply the City With water for
DOMES1 10 and MANUFACTURING purposes.
The faith and credit of the City is pledged for
the payment of Principal and Interest Of this
loan, and in addition, it is required by erdi-
nance that the water rents or so much thereof
as may be necessary be set apart to pay the in
redemption of the bonds.
For further information apply tot he National
Valley Bank, Stanton, which is authorized 70
sell the SAID bonds,
J.B, EVANS, l..
; 5oaS aH%SS5SSa{s. Finances Com.
jan22tf
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MR. THos: ]. CRowDER at the Virginia Hote
Bar has real imported Havanas, and delicious
ones they are
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KER & MORTON

SUFFERERS are directed to the advertisement
OF Or. Clopton. His cert ifcates are from relia-
BILE parties who can be easily communicated
with.
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Commercial.
STAUNToN. March !!

Flonr--superfne, $3.50, extra, S. .s5; IA
mily, So. Wheat-wlsste. $i10; red
'$10S Corn--whlte. Csc; yellow, 65c
Oats, coo. Pork, ss. Bacon, I2o Sugar
l0G0l3c. Molasses, 35(060c. Coffee, ga
soc. Butter, 260a8c. Eggs, 2oc. Clio
yerSeed, S..
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STRONGEST AND BEST CHAIRS made. S. NJ,
WILKES is selling at 81 90 each.
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NOR RENT That very desirable residence
T. on Church street, Stanton, Va, at pres
ent occupied by the family of COL Geo. +. AL.
ford. Possession given Immediately. For terms,
&c, apply to
decl l-4m ELDER Il NELSON.
TOR RENT.
THREE EOUsES-oue a very desirable
ty residence. Apply to
iecll t. JNO. A. NOON.
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Local
Property Sales.

The following Sales of Property are advertised in
his paper fuller particulars being found in the ad-
Yertisements:
On saturday, July 18th, house and lot in waynes-
boro now occupied BY John A. Lutz Sale by r..
M Ellis trustee.
For sale 1913 acres of land near Rockbridge Baths,
neghborhood desirable, and will be sold extremely
low. Apply to VIM. Dold, Lexington, Va, or W.
H. H Lynn, Staunton.
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Y YON'S TOOTH TABLETS, for cleansing
! \ and beaunfying the Teeth and purifying
the brealh-tor sale by
GEO. nays & CO.,
nov 10 Augusta street.
DoND's EXTRACT Vegetable the great
l. vegetable Pain Destroyer, for sale by
GEO. ". MAYS & CO..
noV4s Augusta at
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PERSONAL Ex-Gov. Letcher has been
in the city this week attending the Circuit
Court. The war horse wants the ''Simon
pure Democracy" once more.
Judge Sheffey and Maj. H. M. Bell were
in attendance at Rockbrdge Circuit court
last week.
Rev. DR.. Marley, of Staunton, has beer
to Charlottesville, to assist Rev. DR.. Long
at revival in the Baptist church there.
The Charlottesville "Jeffersonian" says of
him: DR.. Manley, on Monday night preach
ed an earnest All impressive discourse, di-
rected chiefly to the awakening of the
membership to jealous efforts for the sue
cess of the meeting.
Messrs. VIM. M. Simpson and n. M. Var
ner nave been chosen by Staunton Lodge
of Odd Fellows, representative and alter
native to the Grand Lodge, at Harrison
burg, April 18th.
Mr.. w. HI. H. Lynn is announced among
those attending the Publishers and Ed
itors' Association, ins ession at Richmond.
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SATURDAY, the oath day of JULY. II

NOR RENT OR Saba comfortabl,
Il BRICK DWELLING HOUSE convenien,
to the business street of the city Terms yery
accommodating Far particulars ap, ~ to
EFFiNGER, CRAIG 4 GRATTAN.
feh26 81.
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ORGANIZATION OF A DISTRICT CoUN-
GIL OF PATRONS OF HUSBANDRY.-In
reply to the invitation Of Augusta County
Grange, number of representatives from
Augusta, Nelson. Rockbridge, Albemarle
and Highland met here in Temperance
Hall on Friday last. The object OF the
meeting-to establish a District Council
was explained by Mr.. S. Brown Allen OF
Augusta cour ty, in a comprehensive and
sensible speech. On motion of Mr.'Jno.
N. Opie, Samuel B. Brown, Master OF Au-
gusta County Grange, was made tempo
rary chairman, and ON motion OF Mr.. j.
w. Abrams of Rockbridge, the officers OF
that Grange were requested to act for the
temporary organization. Messrs. w. I'll.
Peyton of Augusta, J. W. Abrams of
Rockbridge. - Lyle of Bath, and j. M.
Harris of Nelson were appointed Com
mittee on Credentials, and reported Au-
gusta, Rockbridge, Bath and Highland as
represented by delegates from 25 Oranges.
A lengthy discussion took place upon tile
authority of the district organization, par
ticipated in by Messrs Abrahams, Conner,
Towberman, Pilson, Lightner, Logan and
others, and the authority being settled to
the approval of the meeting, a permanent
organization was proceeded with.
Some of the delegates being present with
instructions from their Oranges, the ques-
tion arose whether they should be admit
ted on an equality with the uninstructed
delegates, which was settled by the adop-
ton of a motion Of Col. NJ. G. Hartman
permitting all present to vote. Messrs. j.
M. Harris Of. Nelson. S. Brown Allen OF
Augusta, Jno. Sterritt of Rockbridge, and
- Lyle Of Bath were appointed a COM
mittee ON permanent organization, and
reported the following permanent officers,
who were elected: Master, Sam. b. Brown;
Overseer, Jno. w. Abrahams; Lecturer, F.
Fultz; Steward, J. N. Opie; Asst Steward,
Thos. Hogshead; Treasurer, David Nc
Guffin; Secretary, David Kunkle; Gate
keeper, Robt. McPheeters; Chaplain, Rev.
VIM. Green; Ceres, Mrs. Abrahams of
Rockbridge; Pomona, Mrs. ]. n. Opie OF
Augusta; Flora, Mrs. A. B. Lightner of
Augusta; Stewardess, Mrs. Wash. Swoope
of Augusta. The following committees
were elected:
Executive Committee-Jno. d. Sterrett
of Rockbridge. and 5. Brown Allen and
Col. j. II. Williams Of Augusta.
Finance Committee-D. G.. McGufin
and H. w. Harvey of Augusta, and Jas.
M. Harri. of Nelson.
The committee voted to recommend Mr..
VIM. H. Peyton of Augusta for appoint
ment as agent by Mr.. FeatEerstone. the
State Agent. They then adjourned to
meet in Staunton on Thursday, the 18th
of April.
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1 INTEND THIS SEASON TO UNDER
SELL EVERYTHING IN .
THIS MARKET. T5f,ss

Black, Brown, and Gray Alpaca, double Width,
at 40 and boc-worth more money.
Beautiful Deaines at zoe, worth 35c. 20 4~ss~
Furs for Ladies and Children from 81 as to $15,
all very cheap. 8s BE-
ei,ck yelveteens at 70c. worth $l.25. 's-'i 2
Al Coiors OF Opera Flannels at Soc worth 75o.
Felt Skirts at ST. 10, worth ST. rs, S-.'>
Handsome Striped Shawls at So, worth So 5o.r
Large Towels at zoe. worth 40c. -, -, :
we have nice lot Of Deaine Remnants at l5c.
worth in the full piece 35c.
White Flannels l2}, 20, $3.50, 40 and soc cheap
Red Flannel 2h, 40 and soc, worth more money.
Ladies collars 10, 20, as and 50c. sssS
Laoies cuffs 90, 80, 40 and 50. VA
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DS - Nel0 Per Day At home. Terms free
ADD ~ TZIJ Address G. S1rxsoa L c..
Portland, klsRss GaA22.lysl
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nR. J. A. CLOPrON of Huntsville Ala.
~ may be consulted at the American Hotel
Saunton. fr2m the 18th to the 25th Of April.
He treats With perfect success
PILES,
FISTULA,
STRUCTURES,
POLUPuS, '@*
TuMoRs,
~ VIEWS,
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pUBLIc SALE.

DUBLIC SALE.
AS admir- of Sam'l H Bell decd, I will sell
at public auction at Swoopes Depot, on 3
THURSDAY, the 25th day of MARCH,
all of the personal property of the late s. n.
Bell, consisting in par. of one 8 horse Threshng
Machine, 2 Reapers, Mower, Wheat Drill,
Corpsheller, Wagons, Flows, Harrows, &C.
] 90 head Of Stock Cattle, some of them thorough
bred, IL head of fat Cattle, about 40 head of
Sheep mostly thorough bred, So head of fat
Sheep, 80 head of Hogs, 8 or 10 head Of Horses
fine Stallion, also 100 bbls Flour, 800 or 1000
bushels of Wheat in the mill, Corn, Oats and
Cloverseed, and all the household and kitchen
furniture.
Va Sale to commence at O'Clock. -
A. A. SPROUL, Admir-
ofS. a. Bell, decd.
All parties having claims against the estate
fSam'l H. Bell, dec d, will present them to
me for adjustment. Those knowing themselves
indebted to said estate will make payment at
once.
A. 4. SPROUI., Admir-
mch5 ids. of S. q. Bell, decd.
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DCU.VW CITYOF STAUNTON ARE
OFFERED FOR SALE-In Coupon Bonds 81
81 900 and $500. bearing eight (Sl per. can't.
iuscrHst payabie y 2
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In connection with MRS. GLApKE,s
Z" e0HHeos1oH w1tu ~. GEADKE'S
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT,
WE FAVE THE AGENCY FOR .hHs
e. BUTTERICKS d cos
CELEBRATED PATTERNS. a3@
large assortment constantly on hand.
~Call and get Catalogue.
a.8 sfs FL
With many thanks for past favors, and az.
pecting to merit continuation OF popular pat
ronage, '''f
lam yours, Respectfully, b.
ala q A a. AAAH
cHAS. A. GLADkE.

P.S.-C. 80. R. R. Script, Stanton City
Bonds and Script taken at par for Goods.
ianl.tf 7TI1 af% q
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DEATH OF A VENERABLE FRESBY"TEK-
IAN MiN1sTER.-Rev. VIM. Pinkerton,
pastor of Mt. Carmel in Augusta CO., died
on the night of the 18th inst, Of pneuluo-
MIA, aged g. years. Mr.. Pinkerton caLne
to Virginia from Pennsylvania many veal $
ago and had a charge in Albermarle AMI
one in Rockbrilge co. About ten years
ago he took charge of Mt. Carmel and re-
NAMED its beloved pastor until his death.
He leaves six SOUS: Rev. Jno. d. Pinkerton,
of Ca, Allen and Frank Pinkertcn, OF
Philadelphia, Paul Pinkerton, of Mo-,
Braineld Pinkerton, of Albermarle, and
VIM. Pinkerton, of Augusta, and two
daughters. Misses Mittie and Willie Pink
erton, WHO were at home with their father.
Three Of thesons, Allen, Frank and Brain
erd. arrived in time to attend their fathers
funeral on Sunday, which vas conducted
by Rev. E. d. Junkin, of New Providence,
assisted by Rev. Messrs. Murray, o. Beth
ell, Gilnor, of Sh. nandoah, aud Irwin, u
Timber Il dge. Mr.. Pinkerton was an able
man, a popular minister, and faithful! and
beloved aston. and there are few families
in reach of the church he has filled wi &
have not at some time heard from him wise
advice in health; words of cheer in sickness
and comfort, in time Of sorrow. AT his
funeral there were over one thousand per
sons pres Mt, including members Of all de
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