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THE BELGo-PRUssIAN RELATIONS DEBATED IN
THE BRUSSELS PARLIAMENT.
BRUSSELS, May 7, 1875.
The Belgian Chamber or Representatives to-day
aeoated NJ. d'Asprem, nt-Lynden's reply to Ger
many's last note.
NJ. Frere-osban was the principal speaker.
he approved the terms OF the last answer
to Germany He considered that ell grounds
for apprehension respecting the independence
OF the country, the integrity OF It's
institutions and the liberty OF the press had dis
appeared. At the same time the neutral position
of Belgium did not exonerate her from obligations
20 her neighbors. 1t was question whether the
government had done us duty to Germany In the
Duchesne affair.
THE MINISTRY CONTENT.
The Minister OF Justice denied that the govern
ment mad been inactive in prosecuting the invcs-
tigation.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

GoRHAM, N. H., May !, 1875.
The Grand Trunk morning train east met with
an accident which caused Injuries, more or less
to ave OF six passengers. Six cars ran or the
track mile east 81 Wes- NHan, among them the
baggage ar,swhich went down an embaukment.
The acclaent was caused by spreading OF the
rails. WreckinR trains we're sent TO the scene
from Gornam and Island Pond with medical AID
&c, The passengers we're delayed about ave
hours
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THE ICE-DoUND STEAMERS.
FArnrR PoINr. MAY I. 1srt.

FATHER PoINr, May 4 1875.
Steamer Dominion Of the Dominion Line, with
co cabin and 233 steerage passengers, arrived az
TWENTY-FIVE minutes TO nye this afternoon. She
reports having been caught In the Ice eleven days
between Bird Rocks and Cape Ray. Captain Rob.
erfs oil tne Dominion, rel orts mat he saw and
lett the P0yneslan and Lake Champaign also one
OF Aliens SHIPS, yesterday morning, the former
far in the lee and the latter clear. TIE PolYnesian
appeared TO be all right. Altogether ne passed
eight vessels Irfth tee which was very heavy.
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THE WAR CLOUD IN EUROPE.

WRENCH OPINION OF THE INTERNATIONAL SIT
UATIoN.
PARIS May Z, 1878.
Some Of the French journals treat the reports
Of tue alarmists about war with Germany as
founded, ana others consider them greatly ex-
aggerated.
All are confident that the Gear Is In favor Of
qAace
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BISMARCK AND FALK.

TIE LIVES OF THE TWO GERMAN STATESMEN
THREATENED by AssAssSs.
LONDON, May 8, 1875.
The Standards special despatch from Berlin
says tie Prussian police have redouoed their
vigilance having received alarming notices or
plots against Prince Bismarck and Minister Falk.
Aspeci san Of fourteen detectives mas been
formed Tor Their pro ectian.
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~ Y. UELANU, SccTetary.
To Mr.. D. K. ALLEN Boston, Mass

THE QUESTION OF INDIAN sUPrLIEs-EFrEcr OF
THE REDUCTION OF CONGRESSIONAL ApPRopRr-
ATOMS.
WASHINGTON, May T. 1875.
Commissioner Smith, Of the Indian Bureau, ar
rived from New York this morning. where he has
been 70 supeiintend the opening or the bids for
furnishing goods aud supplies Tor the Indians east
OF the Rocky Mountains. The competition was
spirited and bids generally lower than heretofore
Win the exception OF hour and pork, the rates
Tor these being from SIX 70 twelve cents higher
tnan last year. Beef was slightly lower Tnc
ConEre.slo appropriations 40 not warrant the
purchase OF thu supply, and IL is thought proDa
BE thai tue sioux especially Will complain loudly.
Tue bunaloeS, upon which they have heretofore ia
agreat measure deRended, are last disappearing,
and vet Congress continues 10 reduce the amount
Of the appropriations Tor their support every year.
g. 500 900.
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BELGIUM AND GERMANY.

pxrr1sH APPREHENSION OF INTERNATIONAL
COMPLICATIONS.
BERLIN, May T. 1875.
The Post considers the reply OF the Belgian gov
crnment TO the last German note unsatisfactory,
and believes that Germany is placed In such po-
siiion that to let the matter drop viii be an i'm
possibility.
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GERMANY AND RUSSIA.

BERLIN NAV 7, 1878.
six thousand German families are preparing TO
emigrate from Russia on account Of oppressive
transcription.
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THE AMERICAN FLAG IN EUROPE.

ROME, May = 1875.
Inc United States steamers Franklin and
Juniata have sailed from spezzla.
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HAVANA MARKETS

- HAVANA Nav g. 1873
spanish gold, 2l2h 2l3s American 30 go. TX
hange quiet and steady the United States. sixty
lays, currency 50 s. premium short sight 80 a 81
remium; on London, lao l43 premium kugar auiet
and steady.
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GCRIBNER. WEXFORD A ARMSTRONG,
- Jas and rs Broadway.
Isl az NEM Rnoks

LIST OF NEW BOOKS.
1.-The Year Book 81 Facts in Science and the
Arts for 1874. cotn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. u
Z-frult between the Leaves Essays by A. Wyn-
a-Wandcriugs IN New Guinea. By Captain Law
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A-Caricature and Grotcsque n Literature and
Art nv Z. Wright. Illustrated 90 paxes.... q
h-froy and it. Remains By Or. schncmann.
svo with $40 Illustrations. ................. II 90
6.-0rcnta LiVxag; Wandeunrs In Syrs. Moab
Abyssinia and Egypt 81 = Hamilton Mus
tfatef. l<u0. clQih ~
I-So0ert Browning's AristOpnanes, Apalogia.
: r.nihe elol -
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zine Romantic Icgen1 81 SakNa Buddha, from
the chine Sc Sanscrt BY s. Real lImo. 8 "a
l0.-Guide 70 Ancient and Modern Rome. By 5.
Wood. limo. cloth W
1.-THE Land IL the North WIND. Travels among
the Lapiandcrs and Sampvcdex. Innsiratcd..
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M.-Intucia Kendall a novel BY +. LYNN LIN.
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THE PRINCE BISHOP OF BREsLAU DEPosED AND
ExmED.
BERLIN, May I, 1878
Proceedings against the Prince Bishop OF Bres-
iau for violation OF the ecclesiastical laws, have
resulted In his removal.
He has been conducted TO the Bohemian from
sIer.
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THE PURE CUSSEDNESS OF THOSE VENOM
imps the bcdbugs and feas caution 10 tender
skins. Lay them outl Lay them QUIT with KNOWLES IN.
DESTROYER.
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CHINA.

AN AMERICAN OFFICER ENGAGED FOR AN M
PoRTAST SERVICE "A CHRISTIAN CHURCH DE-
sTRoYED by MOB.
LONDON, May !. 1875
The Morning Post says that china has engaged
the Confederate General Ripley TO construct works
on an extensive scale for the defence OF the coast
ana principal rivers.
General Ripley sails for the East in few days
AN AMERICAN CHURCH DESTROYED BIZ MA
TIVE mon.
SHANGHAI, May !, 1875.
An American Methodist chapel at Quickang has
been destroyed by a mob Of Cinnamon.
OFFICIAL TENDER or COMPENSATION.
The Chinese authorities have offered ample
re2aration for the outrage.
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THE wELLAND CANAL OPEN.
OswEGo. y. Y, NAV

VsWEHU, y. T., May I.
The United States steamer Ada, from Detroit
arrived here this morning. she ~ the lrst vessel
that passed through The Welland canal this
season,
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ASSUMPTIONS or LIVER COMPLAINT AND OF

A.-FOR GsNrLEMEN's HATS OF EXTRA
quality 60 dire, 70 the manufacturer, EsPENsCHETD
us Nassau street
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THE AUTHORIZATION LAWS TO DE MADE
UNIVERSAL IN THE EMPIRE
LONDON, May s. 1875.
The Federal Council OF Germany meets on Mon
Gay next 10 consider the question OF extending
ID, laws controlling the administration OF eccles
Astcal property and abolishing religious orders
thewhoe Empire.
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BERLIN, May Z, 1875.
In the Lower House OF the Prussian Diet to-day
enc bill for the suppression OF religious orders mad
its nrst reading.
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A MARKED AND MERIIED sCCCEss.-THE
Elastic Russ CoNpANY b3 Broa way. have rcndcre
valuable service the whole community hy their
admirable device Tor curing Rupture.
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THE KAISER AND THE POPE.
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THE PRussIAN BILL FOR THE SUPPRESSION OF
RELIGIOUS ORDERS.
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ALL SKIN DISEASES PERMANENTLY
cured.-For terms send 25t. 10 Dr. VAN DYKE. lslI
Green street, Philadelphia. Pa.
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DAY1D'S SPRING STYLES OF GESTLEAfENiS
HArs ready. A nno assortment OF sta and SOFT
Felt Hats tor business sacsroom, z99ls Broadway,
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DYSPEPTfCS ARE ALWAYS "OUT or SORTS y
The PERUVIAN aYRur has cured 81 = years stand
ing.
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DEADf TO-DAY.
IL HANS journal OF Health FOR June.
The oldest and best 81 tho health monthlies
liable or


A Vegetable Diet. Mistakes Matrimonial; Coffee Va
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Gala Lilies; trichlniasis Tooth Tablets; an Act o.
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Home Adjournment THIS number also contains ChapieS
Fiye % the entertaining domestic story cnutet .Our
summer at Mapewood" the subject this month beng
"GTiddc Cakes and other Things" - Sln1a
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RECENT PUBLICATIONS.
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FRAGRANT SOZOD0NT. This PEERLESS
dcntitrec harfens me gums swceteus the breath.
clcanses and pre- crvcs the teeth from youth Oh
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GOLDEN HAIR.-BARKEES AURORA. HARM
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Leo Astray ana the sphinx-By octave Feuillet
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kCCE FEMINA;
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A PERFECT ADONIS.
The capital novel by the author OF "Rutledge"
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PRIGHT'S DISEASE DIABETES DROPSY GRAVEL
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A MORE SUPERB PRESENT CANNOT BE GIVEN
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no THE PUBLIC

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TEE DEBATE ON THE BUDGET TERMINATED.
LONDON, May SIS A. NJ.
The debate in the House OF Commons ter
minated at q late hour with the passage OF q reso-
luton in regard to the brewers license duty
which was nominany the subject under dis
cuasion
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
A rTRAoTIvE NEW BOOKS.

II
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Is rlvalng Wilkie Collins and Mrs. Henry WOOD In the
vivid aud intense character OF her writings -
The other novels b. this popular author price u ~
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2 A Wonderful Woman.
s. A Terrible Secret.
4. Mad Marriage Dust OUT.
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@. w. CARLETON 4 CO., Publishers
Madisnn snunrn NnM York
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-06-17
.1ssieNee \ &les, &c.
sSIGNEE's SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE IN AUGUSTA COUNT

A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
n ESTATE IN AUGUSTA COUNTY.
In obedience to decree OF the District Court OF
the United States for the Western district OF Va,
rendered the 18th day OF May 1875, in the matter
Of Heydens Assignee VS.. Heyden, will sell on the
premises, to the highest bidder. on
FRIDAY, the 25th day of JUNE, 1875,
100 Of land belonging to the OF the said
miles from the city of Staunton, on the road to
Schutterles Mill. and is account OF its natural
fertility well its nearness to such market as
Staunton affords for everything that be raised
very valuable to any one DESTROYS OF engaging in
| the truck milk business.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-fourth cash in hand. and
the balance in three equal instruments at six twelve
and eighteen months the purchaser to give bonds
bearing interest for deferred payments from date OF
SALE with good personal security, and the title re-
tanned as ultimate security.
| ROBERT CRAIG. Assignee
may 27-tds of Thos. Heyden, bkt.
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THE Best Paying and Nest Desi
L rable Property in StauntOI
for Sale.

The subscriber offers for sale one or both OF his
Store Houses. adjoining the Virginia Hotel.
llNo l. is the house lately occupied by SIM. Wilkes
as Furniture room it is 10 feet 'front.' so feet deep
and ceiling IA feet pitch. This room. in connection
with rooms the second floor has been renting for
$575. and with outlay of $3.50. will bring at least
500, and now offer it at $780, No other piece Of
property in the city that rents for $780, be bought
for less than $1,000.
Mop. is the room now occupied by Elsom 4 Pipe,
as Dry Goods store, and is the same size OF the
room described above-and without any doubt, it is
the finest room in the valley-beautifnlly frescoed
and Shelving and Counters to correspond. This
will easily rent for 5000 Any house in stanton that
rents for 5000 will sell readily for $4,000. will sell
it however, for $500, on fair terms. The title
perfect, no better be given.
The above is no fancy sketch, it is nothing but a
plain statement OF facts and it requires but little
logic to show that property that will command
rent OF Is or Is hundred dollars is richly worth $1s
| 0O0-but am now Offering il $4,000.
In case.I sell, would like to lease the corner room
for a term OF years. JAMES A. PIPER.
may 13-c p. copy
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Under an order OF the District Court Of the Uni
ted States for the Western District of Va in the
matter OF Waller Oder. in Bankruptcy, the fellow
ing property belonging to said Oder, will be offered
at public SALE in Staunton, in front of the Court
House, on
THURSDAY, the LIST day OF JULY, 1875,
to wit:
.1st A 10TH Mt. Scion, on the Northeast side OF
the North River Gap Road, containing II Acre.
2nd Joint interest with R. H. Dudley, in lot lin
same place, on North side of the Augusta Springs
Road, containg about one acre.
3rd. A lot on the North side OF Messy Creek, con-
tanning Acre and 65 Poles-part OF Miller tract
4th. A lot on North side OF DAM adjoining Crawn
| and others, containing two acres and 20 poles.
5th. A lot on North side Of Messy Creek contain
ing IL poles.
In brief. all the real estate OF said bankrupt. e2-
cept a OF an acre. which purchased by n. B.
BlakemOre. at the recent sale.
TERMS..-One-fourth of the purchase money in
hand, and the residue in three equal annual pay
ments, bearing interest, purchaser to give bonds
with approved personal security, retaining the title
as further security.
JOHN e. ROLLER. Assignee,
vice, VIM. M. Dorraugh,
June 3-tds N. X. TROUT, Com'r.
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A SsIGNEE's SALE OF REAL ESTATE
~ IN HIGHLAND COUNT

A SSIGNEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE
N IN HIGHLAND COUNTY.
In pursuance OF decree OF the United States Dis
trict Court for the Western District OF Va. in the
matter of stephen j. Reynolds. bankrupt, will. as
Assignee of said bankrupt on the
2sth day of JUNE 1875, County Court day.
in front of the Courthouse in Monterey, Va, sell at
public auction, tie following tracts and parcels OF
land, to wit:
LIST. tract OF one acre with good improvements,
lying on Shaws Fork, in Highland county adjoin-
ing the lands Of Saml Marshall and others.
End. lot of one adjoining the above.
3rd. tract of $50 acres. lying on Shaw's Fork.
Highland county adjoining the lands Of JAS Hodge,
A. j. Jones, and others.
4th tract OF 60 acres, adjoining the above tract
Of $50 acres.
TERMS.-One-fourth cash, the balance on credit
of six. twelve aud eighteen months. with interest
from dcy of sale. the purchaser giving bonds with
ample personal security for the deferred payments
and the title ret1ined as ultimate security.
JOHN PAUL, Assignee
may 27-tds of Stephen J. Reynolds. bkt.
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Bank,.azD Notices.

TN THEsDISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
i States for the Western District of Virginia.
In Bankruptcy.
In the matter of st. Clair Dovel, Bankrupt.
To the Hon. Alex Rives. Judge OF the District
Court cf the United States for the Western District
of Virginia.
Your Petitioner, E. Jones Armstrong, Assignee OF
St. Clair Dovel. of Page county. bankrupt respect
fully represents that the 30th day OF May 1871
the said st. Clair Devel was by this Court adiudged
bankrupt upon his wn petition, and as such. en-
titled to all the benefits OF act entitled AN Act
| to establish uniform system of Bankruptcy
| throughout the United States, the amendments
thereto and laws made in pursuance thereof; that
Chas. 7. O'Ferrall, appointed Assignee of said
Bankrupt, to whom was assigned the effects sur
rendered by said bankrupt, that said O'Ferral has
been removed by order Of this Court, and your Pc
ttioner appointed to that position. Your petitioner
further represents that there sundry judgments
rendered by the Courts OF the county OF Page, which
were docketed in the Clerks Office of said county
prior to these bankrupt proceedings, which said
| judgments prior liens upon the real estate OF
| said Bankrupt and that there are personal as
sets out OF which said judgements can be paid
The prayer of your petitioner therefore is that an
order may be entered by this Court DIRECTING your
petitioner, as Assignee aforesaid to sell said real
estate free of liens that the funds may be brought
into this Court to be distributed according to law
and the respective rights OF parties interested and
in duty bound your petitioner will ever pray, &C.,
&c. E. JONES ARMSTRONG,
| June 10-4t Assignee, &C.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY,
WASHINGTON Nav 26th la75


COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY,
WASHINGTON, May Goth, 1875.
the Undersigned. it has been made to appear that
The Augusta National Bank OF stanton in the
city OF Staunton, in the County of Augusta and
State of Virginia. has been duly organized under
and according, to the requirements OF the Acts OF
Congress entitled IAN Act to provide a National
Currency secured by pledge OF the United States
Bonds, and to provide for the circulation and re-
demptlon thereof approved June 3rd, 1864, and has
ed to be complied with before commencing the bus
mess OF Banking under said Act
Now. therefore, l. John j. Knox. COMPTROLLER ct
the Currency. do hereby certify that the Augusta
National Bank OF Staunton in the city of Staunton.
authorized to commence the business of Banking
under the Act aforesaid
In testimony whereof, witness my hand and seal
OF Office, this oath day Of May. 1875.
JOHN JAY KNOX,
IsEAL1 Comptroller of Currency
The above certificate is published for sixty days.
IN pursuance of the 18th Section OF the National
Bank Act" HUGH W. SHEFFEY,
, June 32m President
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crystal SULPHUR SPRINGS.
y FORMERLY CRAWFORD SPRINGS

CRYSTAL SULPHUR SPRINGS.
~ FORMERLY CRAWFORD SPRINGS
This delightful Summer Retreat is situated in An.
gusta county, Va, 1S miles west of Stauntop on the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, and within a hnIi
mile OF Pond Gap Station, will be
Open June 18th,
FOR THE RECEPTION OF VISITORS:
conveyance will be at the Depot to take visitors
to the Springs.
The SPRINGS are beautifully located at the foot OF
one OF the highest mountains in Virginia, and the
scenery IS grand The water is strongly impregnated
with sulphur and is remarkable for its Transparent
cy There is also a large Freestone Spring within a
few yards OF the Hotel. There are other Mineral
Springs very near, the water of which will be kept
at the Hotel for the use of visitors. Also,
A FINE SULPHUR BATH.
There is good BOWLING ALLEY for the use of Wis
1tors. Persons seeking health and recreation can
not be better suited.
TERMs.-Per month, $50; per week. $40 per day,
81 Children under twelve years and colored SER
wants. half price.
DR. J. L. PATTERSON, is resident Physician
For further particulars, address
J. A. LOGAN,
Pond Gap Depot, c. & ORR
may 2o-tf-Rich. Eng. copy m
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