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MNrEets:

Butter more plentiful ana; lower il price. Eggs
scarce and in demand at better prices. PORK DULL
10 :.
bushel in the past week.
&C. A.. RICHARDSON.
Grocer and Produce Dealer;
Au3usta Srast
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-02-25

We acknowledge the receipt of an invitation
to attend the intermediate Celebration of the
Phenix and Philomcthean Societies of " illiam
and Mary College on the ed of February
Orators on the occasion, representing rcspec-
lively the societies were B. B. Munford, Va,
and j. C. Hobson, Va.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-02-25

ROLL OF HONOR in New Hope Graded School
Tor the month ending 10Th Feb'y:
r: o. Beard, Gleavis Beard, Sam'l Borden,
Annie Borden, Sam'l N. Coffman, Edgar Ea-
kle. Kveritt Eakle, Danl Flory, VIM. Flory.
Barbara Flory, Cora Flory, Bette Flory, Thos.
Fretwell, Mamie Fretwell, Albert Fisher; Mol
lie Beard, Mollie Eakle, Mollie Gentry, Tenie
Garber; Matte CARRIER, Cora CARRIER, Minnie
CARRIER, Frank CARRIER, VIM. CARRIER, Luther
CARRIER, John Kenne:ly, Eddie McCue, George
Phillips, Chas. Stout, Homer Sites, Geo. Hum
bert, David Landes, Jos. Landes, Ella Simpson,
Maggie Simpson, Lula fretwell, Mary Fret
well, Irene Rhinehar, Pattie Gentry, Angie
Gentry, Annie Myers.
Proficients in Latin Exercise: ADaniel Flory,
Fillmore Eakle, Edgar Eakle.
Pro,notions.-EvcrettE akle, from Primary
to Grammar School; J. S. Beard. Jno. Rhine
hart, Sallie Gentry aud AIollie Eakie; from
Grammar. School to High School.
This School is divided into three departments,
yis: Primary, Grammar School, and High
School; The Primary School contains three
grades; the Grammar School contains two
grades, and the High School one grade; thus
making six grades in the whole SCHOOL, The
Average il about 1926; 80,
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-02-25

A splendid assortment Of choice chewing to-
bacco and fine imported and domestic sesars
just received and for sale at the wholesale and
retail store Of W. F. Krebs, corner of Main and
Augusts Streets feb 1885,
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VIM. F, Krebs, Wholesale and retail dealer in
tobaccos and cigars, is prepared to furnish the
trade with the choicest selections in his line at
the lowest prices, feb 1885,
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-02-25

THE NEW BANKING direct attention to
the neti.e in another column, for meeting Of
the subscribers to the stock of the New Bank
It is important that all attend.
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THx FIRST OFF THE SEAsoN.-Charles A..
Gladke has Just received his first supply Of
Spring Goods, which for beauty and quality
cannot be beaten. Call and examine them.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-02-25

Our old friend James NJ. Warden, well
known to many Of the citizens of Staunton, is
now member OF the Legislature Of West Vir.
xinia, from Hardy county.
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.'EOUAL.

On Friday, the 2eth insti' the Friends OF lem
perance win hold convention at springhill.
Addresses may be expected.
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Go to w. F. Krebs, corner OF Main and Au-
g,,sta streets, if you want fine havana cigar
a good piec. Of chewing tobacco. feb 1886
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Leave grammar alone, Bennett. You trench
upon Drinkard's exclusive doluxia.
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)UBLIC SALE OF REAL
PROPERTY
In the City of StauntOn.

In obedience to decree of the Court of Hustings
for the city Of staunton. will as Gommsso in
the suit Of Bickle vs. Peck, offer at public auction
in said city at the front door OF the Courthouse.
ON SATURDAY, the goth day Of MARCH
next, at 3 O'Clock D. M, the HOUSE and LOT now i.
the occupancy Of Henry H. Peck. adjoining the
property Of j. Hotchkss and VIM n. H. Lynn, on
the extension of Beverly street leading to the D. D.
and Blind Institution.
TERMS.-So much as will pay costs OF suit and
sale will required in cash, the residue on credit
ting bonds with approved personal secarity, bearing
interest from the day nf sale. The title will be rer
tanned as Intimate security until all of the purchase
money is paid. ID. 3. YOUNG,
feb l7-tds Comr.
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A ssignee Sale of Valuable
n Real Estate In the County
of Augusta.
As Assignee OF the estate of Samuel X. Taylor,
Bankrupt and acting under decree of the District
Court OF the United States for the Western District
of Virginia, entered on the 10th day of February,
1875, the undersigned will, on
FRIDAY. MARCH sth. 1875,
on the premises offer for sale to the highest bidder
THAT VALUABLE FARM
on which the said Samuel X. Taylor, now resides.
situated about three miles Northwest OF Staunton
and adjoining the lands Of A. H. Price, and others,
consisting OF
200 ACRES
of fine limestone land, on which there is q first.
class Orchard, never failing Spring and plenty OF
good Timber.
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DEBATING SOCTErY.-We are pleased to
learn that the young men of Stanton, have
taken the necessary steps for the organization
OF aDebating Society, to be called the 'sYoung
Mems Christian Association Debating Society," -
The meeting was presided over by VIM. NJ.
ATGufin, J. E, Guy acting as Secretary. There
will Sc another meeting on Tuesday night
next, at which will be discussed the question
Should tlefs tie prohibitory laws on the
sub5sstad Intemperance ?" The following gen
tleJhen were appointed as dcbaters Merssrs.
Paris. Echard, Humphreys and Leftwich.
Capt. T. D. Ransom, H. D. Peck and David
Humphreys were appointed committee on
permanent organization.
We have no doubt the movement will be en-
inently successful.
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EfaT OF ADVERTISED LETTERS,
FEBRUARY 25sls7J
GENTU,EcEEN

Ef4T OF ADVERTISED LETTERS,
FEBRUARY 2ssls7J
GENTLEMEN.
Apperson, W q Lee, Henry -
Brooks, Sam Long, Geo w
Brown, Adam Lane, \ M
Brimage, David Masineupp, Lewis - =;
Charter, Frank ,Meefeh, Andrew
Cun, John O'Calaghan, VIM
Carter VIM Oliver, VIM
Douglas, Robert Patterson, Anderson
Forbush, VIM Phillips,
Geeding Eph Randolph. Thos
Go0dan, VIM .s Thompson, w
Hawkins, Samuel Taylor, Capt Geo
Haues, Capt AT. Wampler, Samuel
jefferson, PIT Wren, Mr.. (Cooper9
Johns, s
LADIES,
Adams, mrs Eyeline Jones, miss Emma W
Brown. miss Sarah Key, mrs S G
Binford, miss Kate LACEY, miss Jennie
Carter miss Ann Myers, miss
Carter, miss Annie (coI Monroe. Mary Ann (coI
Elem, miss Eier Lue Martin, miss Hannah
Evans, C Rife Margaret2
Fry, miss July Ann Sayers miss Josie
Hutcheson, miss Matte Showalter, miss
The above letters II not called for within thirty
will be sent to the dead letter Office Persons calling
or them will please say that they advertised.
s. M. YOST. p. NJ.
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A ssignee's Sale
IL of Va1AbIe Property
in the City Of StauntOn.


in the City Of Staunton.
and acting under decree Of the UniteS
States District Court Cor he Western district q
Virginia, rendered on the 10th day OF February 675
the undersigned will, on Y
SATURDAY, MARCH 9Th. 1875. ~
in front OF the Courthouse, in the city of staun
offer for sale to the highest bidder, that
VALUABLE PROPERTY,
on which the said Geo A sehoppert recent resi-.
portion OF the city, and consisting OF
TWO GOOD FRAME BUILDINGS,
one OF which was formerly used as machine shop,
but has been converted into dwelling and the 9TH
ling in godd repair. The lot is situated on the cor
Market aud is OF excellent site and very fertile.
TERMS. One-fourth cash, and the balance on
credit 81 Sin. twelve and eighteen months the pur
the deferred payments and the title to be retain
ed until the whole Of the purchase money shall
feb ls-st HARVEY RISK, Assignee
lease No. sos.l
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
i States for the Western District OF Firginia--In
Bankruptcy.
In the matter Of Daniel Kite Bankrupt.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN s..
The undersigned, 3. Jones Armstrong OF Page
Assignee Of the estate Of Daniel Kite, Of Page Co.
VIM Dorraugb having resigned as Assignee of said
Kite. in said District, who was. on the - day Of
-, a. d., 1871 adjudged q bankrupt on his
own petition by the District Court of said District.
feb liz E. JONES ARMS TRoNG, Assignee.
lease No.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED States
for the Western District g. ys-In Bankruptcy.
In the matter Of Daniel 0rtz, Bankrupt.
70 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
The undersigned. E. Jones Armstrong;, Of Page
county, Va. hereby gives notice OF his apRointpaent
ment as assignee OF the estate OF Daniel Oft2, OF
Page county. in the place ct T; Campbell resign
a, d.. Isl adiudged Bankrupt on his own petition
by the District court Of said district
D iep LET 1t E. yoHEs ARMSTRONG. Assignee
lease No. 1921
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED States
for the Western District OF virsina,-In Bank
ruptcy
In the matter Of John w. Miller, Bankrupt
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
The under
signed oscar E. Miller Of State Mills, Rarpahannock
GO va hereby gives notice of his appointment as As
sgnee Of the estate Of John w. Miller OF Rappahan
mock Co.. in said District who was. on the 4th day Of
Feb. q. d. 1874. adjudged o Bankrunt on ms own
petition by the District Court of said District.
Dated, February 18th. 1873.
feb Is-st OSCAR D. MILLER, Assignee.
I ltJ sale, by WOODS 4 GILKESON.
DeA
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The Improvements are substantial
BAIQK DWELLING HOUSE.
good RaEA, and all necessary out buildings.
TERMS.-One- fouIth in cash. and the balance on
credit of six, twelve and eighteen months, the
purchaser giving bond. with ample personal sccuri-
ty the deferred payments and the title to be re-
tanned until the whole of the purchase money shan
have been paid.
Sale to folnmsnce at II \. m.
feb list HARVEY RISK. Assignee.
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sTAUNTON, VA, Feb. 18th. 1875
HlIIE COUNTY COUNCIL OF AUGUSTA, be


VyHE COUNTY COUNCIL OF AUGUSTA, be-
i lieving that numbericss benefits would ac-
crue from larger organization have this day in
Council assembled, passed resolutions looking to
this desirable end and do hereby invite the cooper
ingham. Albeinarle, Nelson, Highland, Bath, and
" Brothers YOU are earnestly requested to send
Delegates to this, the city OF Staunton, on the
SECOND FRIDAY IN MARCH NEXT. 1875,
the 18th day of the month"; not to exceed three from
each Subordinate Grange for the purpose Of organ
S. BROWN ALLEN,
H. j. WILLIAMS
feb 1876 VIM. H. PEYTON
NOTICE TO LOVERS OF tFISH. AND OYSTERS
IN am daily receiving 1fesA Ghub, Black Bass,
Perch md fine oysters, -.
also wish to sail the attention OF Ice consumers
to tES fact that have two Ice houses filed with
A CHOICE STOCK OF ICE
from lie Fair Ground Lake, which would be hap
by 70. Furnish those in want OF pur. spring water
lee. n cannot be beat.
Respectfully
feb ls-M rr W. 6. sTUT1.
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I aides SHIFTS. cloaks ana shawls, sold by 8.
II decl M 4: HESrtRY.
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1nO KEGS OF zASIks iust received and for
lCNJ sale, by WOODS = GlLKESoN.
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roe was remarkably constant in bis love,

Poe was remarkably constant In bis love,
.na ehivalrous too. lie once insisted that
rn,,sin Of mine shodld meet him IN oue'
because in his RIcamond paper my relas.'e
6sd copied paragraph stating that nc ttoeJ
was reported to DE engaged to ady' Wnose
name gas given, and whom the poet reai! az.
E,ired. The proposed duet enoeu II, a,., q
friendly acquaintance between the TWO. LUIS
ra,atiye-the late John NJ. Danel-has oiteh
sold nae that he believed the only tau'ts vi VI
poe we're tendency to drink ana way VI
borrowing money, which was never fei'a'a.
he was. no viewer, ssnguine OF being aNe "
rey,ay when he Observation-Disclosures u: to's'
n,gu in his last London letter TO ire tt'soa"'
Sati Commercial
,,,o orecon Statesman SAYS: "The raost
ae-n;c feat witnessed at the fire in Salem was
s,erformed by Dan. Murphy, who picked uE
twc-huudred.and City pound aupsl apd car
r;ed il from Kelly's shop to the mddle o
the street with the remark that he wa
hound to save something. The HRaVii wa
saved"
The most circuitous instance Of the appls
cation OF the proceeds OF THEFT Is feportes
from Montreal, where a tetter-carrter on pro
nation stole registered Setter contarfsnl
six dollars. and used the contents to1nur
himself in one CO the companies that guar
antee the honesty Of their peaicy-hoideTs II
responsible positions. -...s.... ZIG.
John l.. Paget, Of Cornish Fat, New
Hampshire, still shaves hiaHself with razo
which vas the only one used by Es father
who got it Of al old man eighty years Q
age. who in turn bought it when he was
young man, for sixpeuce, at pa"aoroker'
shop in the city Of Glasgow. h vas an Oh
razor then.
We understand so many railroad men hav
been killed along the line Of the Southern
road in Morgan county that The honoraol
County Court has passed an order that ID
county will no, pay the cost OF ipquests bel
over their bodies. This financial measur
was necessary to keep the county out G
bankruptcy Chattanooga Commercial.
The English Church Herald speaks Q
Bishop Cofcnso as an "arithmetical gentle
man g tho went TO convert the ringers, Blu
whom. alas !. the niggers converted"
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MINERAL WATER.
M1NEKAI. WAIVER.
THE WATER OF
ROCKBRlDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.
JAMES A. FRAZIER, PROPRIETOR.

These MINERAL WATERS have an established
repn alton for very high curative virtue III all tile
following classes OF diseases ond US being au All
SOLUrE SPECIFIC In several OF them, viz,
Scrofula anu all the forms Of glandhlar swellngs
and culaneous eruptive disease, Erysipelas, letter
Eczema, &C., Chr mic Diarrh9a and Dysentery,
Dyspepsia, Bronchitis. Chronic Thrush. Affections
of the Kidneys and Bladder, Dropsy Piles, and In
CONNECTION with the Hot Bath, Chronic Rheuma-
tism In all ararntc conditions of the system and
broken down states Of the constitution, loss Of APP
petite, and general nervous prostration< their
powers and virtue as Il Restorative may be safely
pronounced 10 be without a known rival amongst
The mineral waters OF the world. They are espe-
cially indicate In tue whole class of ailments Pc
culiar TO the female constitution.
Tns water is packed i'll cases containing one
dozen mitigation bottles. Price, $40 per case.
The salts of the water usually called Rock bridge
Alum Mass) Is obtained by the evaporation OF the
water at the Springs, retaining the properties OF
the water can be used for its reproduction, aud Is
very convenient to persons whose homes are so re-
mote from the Springs that cost OF transporting
the water Is very large, or to those who wish 70 use
the water when travelling, US II can De reproduced
instantly. The salts can be sent per MALL Price,
~ per ounce.
Descriptive pamphlets can be obtained Of the
agents gratis upon application.
Supplies received direct constantly on hand for
sale by PURCELL, LADD g. CO.,
Agents Virginia Springs Water.
Ia 1.sod3m Richmond, Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-18
ST,uE DISPATCH PRINTING HOUSE

TNHE DISPATCH PRINTING HOUSE
- In It's extent and equipment, is uueQualled by
any printing establishment In the South. Has large
and ample facilities for doing ALL KINDS or JOB
WORK. =.
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF PRINTING
promptly aud neatly executed, ana vt low prices.
GOOD WORK. GOOD MATERIAL. AND Salts
FACTION GUARANTEED. Look at some OF our
prices:
BUSINESS CARDS 90 TO IS per 1000.
VISITING CARDS sos. to 81 for 90.
LETTER HEADS ~ 10 So. 70 per reaun.
BILL HEADS ~ to SIC per ream.
CIRCULARS $3.50 to - per 900.
hASDsiLLs 81 70 % per 100. -.
Corresponding low prices for other kinds Of
work.
RAILROAD and STEAMBOAT WORK a spe.
eaaisy. The fact that we have for the past twenty
nYs Years been doing the most Of this class or work
10 Evidence that we are prepared 10 do 1t promptly
and satisfactorily
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-18

sun rises... .-..... 10y mUyn ,sde.... ak
Port OF RICHMOND. January A. 1873.
ARRIVED SATURDAY.
s...mcr Richmond. Reid, New York, merchan-
t,oa and nassencers, G. W.Allen ). Co.
al sse ann John Sylvester, Gio;a Norfolk mer-
chandse and passengers, L. u. ,atnrn, agent.
ARRIVED s'isDAY.
s,ean,er westover, 81 .aner, Baltimore, ner-
chandise and passengers, Powhatan Steamboat
' sAItKf sATURD2AsY;; ,,o,n,,, MGR.
ch,niisc and pass isstes, W. P. Porter, agent.
Steamer Shirley, 'Travers, Baltimore 'nercnah-
disc and passeness. Powhatan Steamboat eoh'-
Schooner VIM. l.. Hcarn, Bo hb, Norfolk, truck
barrels. Curtis Parker. e. ,o.a
schooner ada Wood, James river, to load oysters
for Rlchme;d.
Steamer Richmond REID, New York, merchan-
disc ana passengers, q. w. Allen & Co. ,~.,s5..
! CLEARED FOR THIS pohT. r,
| FroT Liverpool! December u, Dark Gu"in
Fr.n Kockiand November rs. schooner Hattie
Pom woods Hole January s, schooner Adair F.
From PhiadeIphia January Q, schooner Caroline
h From Philadelphia January 0, schooner John
From From Philadelphia January o. schooner r. A.
PROM From Boston at January ~, schooner L. and d
From New York January IA, schooner seahird
from New York January IA, schooner E. 4. VIII
So From Raimore January IA, schooner Alice Cur
From Baltimore January IA, schooner Robert
Healy, Jones. MEMORANDA. ...
Frediic VA fers. Hall, from Providence Rowena
| nd - v.
don-a.l for NirHnia. 80 co,o.,.,
Willie Fl. Lard, Foster, from Boston. for Virginia
! PROVIDENCE, January IA Arrived: schooners
Silver Dart LittIefe;d: LizZir w. Hannun, Cobb
john wye, Wiley-aIl from virginia: c.,oo,or IA,
NEWPORT, January 12.-ArriYed: schooner luz
R. Freeman, WhOrf, from Salem for Virginia.
| VESSELS IN PORT.
The following is alist Of vessels IN port on sa'ur
day. January 1G: ,,, a,- e,
south America. Haxal!, Crensha% co. ,,
, Barkentne Penguin (Gtr.l, Won Ap?cn loading
-four for BIO de Janciro, Dunlep& McLance.
Schooner Johu Rose, Howell, discharglng rail-
ROAD Iron, Trede5ar rou-Works. ~
SchoonerJ. T. Weaver, Gladding. loading car:
for Wet indies Tredcgar Iron WorKs
| schooner Trade Wind. bryant. loading hoop ano
coal Tor New York. Curtis & Parker. :,
schooner Major William II. Tantum. Shoe. dis
charging pg.iron, Old Dominion Iron ana Nall
Schooner Roxana. Franks leading stavcs for Bal
timore, Curtis & Parker
schooner MignoDette, Bacon, discharging lum
Schooner S. H. Halves. Fort, dischalging pig. iron
Ola dominion Ir2n and Nail Works.
by telegraph.
NEW YORK. january 1G.-Arriycd: Achilles
Cuba, Wisconsin
VESSEL ASHORE.
| NORFOLK, january 6.-l he three maSted schoo
ncr Charles r. ScamineI, with sugar, bound 70 Bal
timole, is ashore twenty miles south OF Cape Henry
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-18
EXPORTS FROM RICHMOND.

The following Is Il list of the exports from Rich.
mond for the week ending January 18TH:
German bark Pepita, Gaten, Rio Glande do Sui
2.40S barrels flour shipped by the Galego Mills
Manufacturing Company
American barkenline William Cobb. Brady, Rio
de Janeiro. 1929 whole and 200 half barrels -four,
shipped by Dunlop & McCance.
American brig Mary Celeste, Tuihill, Rio de ia
metro, 2.S2S whole ana ITO half barrels -four,
shipped by Ha1all, rrenshaw & Co.
Argentine brig Vonnte. kuter, Pernambuco,
2,40U whole aud SO half barrels -four, shipped by
HaXall. Crcn'haw 4 Co.
barrels -four, shipped by the Gallegc Mills Manu-
featuring Company.
American schooner .Watcrlinc. Whittemore, Per-
nambuco, 2,S5S whole AND SO balf barrels -four,
shipped by the CALICO Mills Manufacturing Com.
many.
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BY Thomas W. Reese, Auctioneer,
No. 2 Governor street.

BY Thomas W. Reese, Auctoneer,
No. Governor street.
TOBACCOFACTORY FOR RENT AND
L FIXTURES FOR SALE AT ACCTlON.-
On MONDAY the 18Th instant, 1T II O'Clock.
will rent at public auction my zee and weil-ar-
ranged TOBACCO FACTORY. situated on seventh
and Canal streets, and Immediately thereafter sell
ali the FIXTURES, which comprise al that are
usually found In large aud we'll conducted factories
Name in part ,,
. 6 IRON POTS, ~
l HYDRAULIC PRESS. AND tUMe, TAI
bolts patent:
7 RETAINERS,
4 SHORT los MILLS,
1 HALF-POUND MILLS,
2 MARROW SIS MILLS,
2 NAVY Us MILLS.
POUNU-LUMP MILLS,
j POCkET-PIECE MILL,
! LONG los MILL.
! ELEVt N-INCH MILL,
Q STEM SCREWS,
/ LICORICE BOILER,
Q FAIRBANKS PLATFORM SCALES,
! lot DRlERS and TOBACCO STICKS,
s STOVES ana FIXTURES, &c. &c.
TERMS: Sums under 100. cash: over that
amount and under $500, sixty days; over 1900,
ninety days, for satisfactory negotiable notes.
G. 7. WORD.
Sale conducted by THOMAS ". KEESEE, Auc-
tioneer-J. &. kEESEE, Salesman. il IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-18
WTONDERFUL MEDICINE.

rae FAMOUS GLOBE-FLOWER SYRUP
CURFS, AS IF By MAGIC,
COLDS, COUGHS, BRONCHITIS, HoAhsESkss,
OBSTINATE LUNG AFFECTIONS,
ASTHMA, GROUP,
BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS, PLECRlsf,
DIFFICULTY OF BREATHING,
LOSS OF VOICE, and will cure
CONSUMPTION,
&C 10000 rraye-robbed witnesses testify: NO
onium: nothiDg poisonous; delicious to take ;the
o,rhlv savior to all afflicted with affections of the
throat ar lungs bequraths to posterity one of the
greatest bIessings-SouSD LUNGS ana immunity
from CoTsU&PTlOS.
Over one hundred thousand bottles have been
used, and mol single failure known. Ihousands oil
testimonials of wonderful cures such as the follow
ing can be seer at the Office Of the proprie,ors, No
60 Broad street. Atlanta Ga, or Will be sent on ap-
pication to any who doubt:
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
ATLANTA. Ga, January 20 lS Pr ,,soa
DIR. j. S. PEMBERTOS: Dear Sill have used
your Globc-Flowc Cough Syrup myself. ana IN my
family with benefits so marked AS TO leave I'M
nucstioued The merits of remedy which. In my ex-
perIence has proved one tnal cHces CncI nIs i1
colds cOugns aud obstinate lung affections. snail
always use It with perfect confidence, ana recon,
mend IL 10 the public remedy which VIII anord
that satisfaction experienced by me and mine.
'e'' '''p' JAMES NJ. SMITH.
Governor state Of Georgia.
For sale by Or. is. PEMBERToN & Co., proprie-
'orS' A'an'''' va P SR LADD 6 CO..
Wholesale Agents,
l., l-3m Richmond, Va.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS

BALTIMORE. January 16.-Fiuur unchanged ard
dull. heat dull. heavy. and UNCHANGED. Corn
SOQS3c.: mixed western, Sic. Oats dull; SOUTH
ern, 64966c. western white. Csc; western mix
Hay unchanged. Provisions 6rmfr. Pork un-
changed. Bulk mcats-Shoulders, 7A6l7Ac. clear
rlb-sides. 10Sg1 Ohc. Bacon-ShoaldeIs. SS(19c. !;
clear rib.sides, l114c. Sugsr-cnred hams, i3%c.
Lard, 14ac. Western butter dull and unchanged.
Petroleum unchanged. Coffee duh and nominal ut
1SS@20c Whiskey nrmer at Csc. sugar un-
changed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-18
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

OF bales at 5bGl SIC. Flour In buyers favor
with very limited demand; common to fair
extra southern. S4.70@k5.5O; good 10 choice
southern. x5.55@SS. Wheat slightly In buyers
favor: 1.lSI$l "a for winter red esern; 81. 25
Sd*l.2S for white western; " .250$l.33 tor red
western. Corn moderstely active and a shade
lower. Pork lower ut $40. Ok for new mess. Lard
c:osed frmer at @ll &c. for prime steam. Coffee
steady. sugar quiet ana steady. Rice quiet. Mo-
lssses quiet. Turpenline aud rosin firm. Freights