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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-10-14

Husr1Nas CouRT,-Judge Smith presiding
Commenced its session on last Thursday.
Henry Breckenridge, charged with stealing
pocket book containing money ana valuable
the inry failed to find verdict. The prisoner
" as defended by J. N. Quarles Esq. !.
On the trial Of Isaac J. James, (colored
charged with larceny, the jury rendered YER
dict of guilty, and sentenced the prisoner to
twe tive tt days laon4HeM4nt'iiat dAil. T. N,
Ouarles for defense.
Robert Craig, Esq, was appointed admins mir
traitor Of the estate Of G.. F. King, deceased.
Several accounts were allowed.
Court adjourned on Monday.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-10-14

STRANGE ACCIDENT.-One day last week,
as Miss Fannie Bright, an employee Of the W..
L. Asylum, was walking by the side OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad track, between
the stone bridge and the South end of the plat
form, a poker used by the firemen Of a passing
train, fell off the tender, striking her on the
head and rendering her senseless. The train
was going at good rate and the impetus was
so great that Miss Bright's head was badly cut.
She was picked up by some person who wit
messed the accident, and in short time had re-
covered sufficiently to take home. indicator.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-10-14

THE POLICE CoURT.-A case came up be-
fore Justice Cease, on Saturday, involving
considerable mixing up of the marital rights
General Hughes was arragned for carrying
away John Hughes wife, and upon trial, it ap-
peared that John had been cohabiting with his
supposed wife for several years: without
any legal right. Both of the parties will make
their bow to the Grand Jury at next term.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-10-14
MNrEetS.

Our market is tolerably quiet. Old Flour in
demand at very fair rates, ananew -four selling at
quotations Grain moving slowly in small lots and
selling at quotations Country Bacon Lard firm and
scarce. Butternot plentiful and niger. Fresh Eggs in
demand and selling we'll Chickens and country Veg
etables in demand, bringing good prices Small pro-
ducts generally in request at fair rates.
C. A. RICHARDSON,
Grocer and Produce Dealer,
Augusta Street,.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-10-14

FouND.-A set of teeth, in the Valley Mail
pouch without any direction and loose. Inc
article is in possession Of Mr.. James A. Lewis,
mail agent, residing in Staunton, and will be
delivered to the owner OH application
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-10-14

A FoUNDLING.-A white child was left at
the door of Mrs. Mary Holden, residing one
mile from this city, ON the Waynesboro road.
There was barrel OF flour, three dollars III
smoney and some infants clothing left with 1t.
No explanation of the history OF the youhssIef
HAS been or can be given. 80
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-10-14

q,ha life interest of r. P. Eubank in tracl
of land OF $50 acres, lying near Mt. Solen in
Augusta county. was sold Oct. Ind, by Il.
Risk. assignee, to w. A. Reed for $536.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-10-14

NOTICE, NOrIcE.-Thegs will be a Singing Sagit3
Convention held g ne NJ y eeRrf ath 1s75
IN nd MI aoniiGe days ana viii close Friday
nighS. With the beautiful piece entltled ~
G az We wish the public generally to attend
We Guarantee them that they will be highly enter
'atl41e ON-Aduts, 25 cents. Children under
10 years Of age, half price. CoNAIll1An'
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-10-14
announcements.

MT. soLoN vA.s sERg> sash, 1875
To my Fe1loac- Citizens # augusta County
For the qualification of my friends. hereby an
nounce myself a Candidate for the next House OF
Delegates OF Va subject to the will OF the people
sep 23-tde JOHN j. CUPP.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-10-14

vLoUR.-The following is the report OF b.
r.. Fifer, Flour Inspector, for the quarter end
img October 1st. 1875:
Family. 40 brls.; Extra, 2.2eo brls.; Super
,Sne. s05 brls.; Fine, " brls.; Condemned Is
hr w.: Middlings, II brls. Total, 8, 492. brls.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-10-14

ONE OF THE HUNTINGTON BANK ROBBERS
IN STAUNToN.-On last Thursday evening.
Mr.. NJ. Erskne Miller, of the firm Oh. NJ. +.
Miller & Bro, and one Of the largest sto, ekhol-
ders inthe Huntington Bank, arrived from Fen
tress county, Ten, whittier he had gone in re-
Spouse to telegram from the sheriff Of tn at
county, and brought with him man who
gave his name as Thos. Webb, and who had
hssn identified by Mr.. Oney, the cashier: as
one of the men who so daringly robbed the
Huntington Bank short time since. On the
nerson of the prisoner was found s., 4494 .25.-
He was taken to Clinedinst;s gallery and pho
tosraphed, and OH Friday was sent on to
Huntington.
- r Ex,tro ~
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-10-14

Fish of al! kinds and choice oysters received
daily at Pearman,s. which he is selling lower
than any other in the business ''"s' give mn
a call and be convinced, before you ouy e'se-
where.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-10-14
LOCAL..

w.gB. Hyde has opened a boarding mousse
in the Hendry building, on Augusta stree''
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-10-14
TAXES FOR 1874.

rho r,tv rcx tickets for 1874 are in the hands OF
vi y G = RSyNR1 rs City Sergeant for Collection.
pa r H9n atmost e4s{sety 81
ny u he resorted to in where this Notice
tAe law wiz " LEVI SHAFEH,
Is dlsf vi a. late Cssy Sergeant
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-10-14

supNA, yD0AH VALLEY RAILoAD.-Ihe
shepherdsto wn Register OF the 9Th says: 1--WE
b,, q if from ,eaiable authority that work will
he resumed up, VT the Shenandoah Valley Rail
road in verv 81, >osr time. Messrs. Mines and
Rovce Directors 7 the Company, apei q com
mietee to negotiate With fhe proper parties ~
PHILADELPHIA are in til at city making arrange
ments for the resumpti, m of wesk."
This corresponds with Assu'altee~ we HAVE
from gentleman promin> 'hely eoi'A4es'@so WIFI
the Company.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-10-14

Premium Oysters at Pearman's Augusta o'''
opposite Courthouse.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-10-14

CHANGE OF FARMs.-Rev. Saml Driver
has exc hanged his farm of IT'S acres' near
swoone,s Depot, for that OF MIR. Cornelius
K.;.sr 20 otaining 322 acres, near New Hope,
NJ nr;vsr naylag q. 200 difference.
Mr.. Drivers pest office hereafter Will oe
New Hope.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-10-14
.0T,LECTOR'S NOTICE.

The "a Sa5S i f14 So MoRxs
~ r. ons Indebted will please make payAents
With6ut delay prepared to act As general col
lector IN the city or elsewhere. sysu
oct tat ~ ''A,'
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-10-14

REs1GNED.-We understand that Fl. Risk,
ESQ.,, has resigned the position Of Deputy Uni
ted States Marshall, position he has filled
with ability and entire satisfaction for the past
five years. By this resignation the Govern
ment loses an efficient officer, and one who in
all the relations of his business bore himself
with the utmost courtesy and kindness to all
with whom he came in contact.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-10-14

Again, take plea sure in informing the pub
lie that have the la. .geste tire best ana Tile
cheapest oysters that et be purchased any
where in this city. also receive daily, besides
oysters. fresh fish which " III be sold cheaper
than at any other stand in t. fsvh. meap Ds's-
ness, and will convince those WHO favor me
with a call that have not mis- repfesenaed the
truth in this assertion.
Respectfully, w. S. nTcTZ'
2 doors north of the VIRGIN. IAN Office.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-10-14

THE MAIIs.-The Postmaster at Staunton
laaz made arrangements to receive by the night
express train, the mail, North of Washington,
and to send mail to the cities and states north
o. Washington by the same agency This
rive sas the northern mail II hours in advance
Of the vegsdlar mail train, and enables us to
transmit letters, &c., twice day to the North.
This mail closes at O'Clock p. m.
The mail w the Valley tfain reaches Staun-
ton now at s., 5 .. m., leaves at IL a. M, and
closes at 10 a. m. The eastern mail closes at
9:25, a. m.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-10-14

PEBsoNAL.-Jndge Alexander Rives passed
through the city on Monday, on his way tx
Harrfsonburg, where the y. S. District Cour
commenced on Tuesday,
W. B. Compton, Esq, and Gen, John e
Roller, of the Harrsonburg bar. were in attend
ance on the Supreme Court of Appeals on Sat.
urday.
Cyrus H. Mccormick and family, of Chica-
go, were in the city last week.
John j. McNahon is now in Philadelphia,
purchasing large stock of boots. shoes, etc.
Col. A. W. Harman is now on \ visit to his
family, near this city, He reports the Cincin-
natl Southern Railroad progressing finely.
is visiting Judge J. Il. McCue. We were ia
voFel with call from the Captain.
Col. 4. Stehenson and L. Fl, Stephenson,
ESQ.,, OF Hghiap}a1, are in attendance on the
Fair.
C. j. Burus, ESQ.,, who has been spending
some days in Staunton, started for bis home in
Yazoo City Miss, on Wednesday evening.
l.. B. Dickinson, editor Of the Southern
Planter and Farmer, Richmond, is attending
the Fair. He faxsged lis with call.
Col. A. W. Mcdonald Of Clarke, and R. L.
Parrish. Esq, OF Allegheny. ssae attending the
session of the Supreme Court.
Col. P. P. Pendleton, of Baltimore, was in
the city on Tuesday, on his way to Rockbridge,
where he will submit 2 proposition to the SUI
pervisors with reference to an adjustment OF
the Valley Railroad affairs.
Jas. H. Dooley. Esq, member of the House
of Delegates. from Richmond city, was in tho
city last Saturday.
Mr.. Ramsdall, special agent OF the Postoffce
Department. passed through the city on Mon
day, to attend the United States Court, at Har,
risonburg.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-10-14

CIRCUIT CouRT.-The November term OF
.the Circuit Court will not commence until
"Wednesday the third. This postponemehc
lis made in view Of the election being on
tthe I'd, and the excitement incident to an
occasion of that Kind. We are glad to learn
tahat Judge Mclaughlin is recovering from
Ire Injury lately received by fall from MS
b, ,esy, which hasbeen exceedingly painful ana
saw. ye-osae Of the smaller bones Of his arm
h.,,;r, been fractured. Notwithstanding this
ho hoe xea holding his Court in Rockbridge.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-10-14

The fact of LIEBIG's Liquid Extract Of
Reef and Tonic Invigorator being endorsed by
nromnent physicians in Baltimore is alone ey-
;dence of the usefulness.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-10-14

srp1ous ACc1DENT.-As Mr.. Taylor Dun
lap. wife and sister, Miss Virginia Dunlap
were coming to the city on Tuesday morning,
the shaft of the buggy became deranged, which
frightened the horse, and, starting to run, threw
the parties from the vehicle. Mrs. Dunlap was
very seriously injured, and Miss Dunlap had her
arm sprained. They were brought to town,
and are now at the residence OF Mrs. FANNIE
Hartman, under treatment of DR.. j. ID. Hanger.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-10-14

OYSTERS! OYsTERs!-Just go To Pearmau S
and see those premium oysters that he IL HOW
getting daily fresh from the she'll.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-10-14

[NvrrAr1oN.-The West Augusta 'uafo
have received and accepted an invitation from
Company F, LIST Virginia Regiment to DC 'ne
guests and make their headquarters at the AZ
.moly of Company F, during their so'oufh al
the Richmond fair.
,rhe Guard drew their new and handsome
parade hats an Tuesday evening.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-10-14

CAPT. THOMAS j. BURKE.-Capt. Thomas
the position Of Mayor of Huntington, West
Virginia, an office that he was elected to the
second time. The Commercial, a Republican
paper, alludes to Capt. Burke in the following
terms:
By reference to the Council proceedings,
published elsewhere, it will be, seen that Mr..
I. J. Burke has presented his resignation Of
the office of Mayor of this city. Though differ
ing with Mr.. Burke in political matters, we are
free to say he has made good and efficient
officer, and his resignation at this time will be
universally regretted by our citizens.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-10-14

F1pr At THE -HoT spRrNes.-A special a's-
,>atoh from the Hot Spring, Va, informs Us
thot q fire broke out in the spout bath room at
o O'Clock Tuesday morning, and speedily COM
.,..,,,;oat.a to the other bath buildings and
consumed them all, including the boiler bath
house.
RrvrvA1s.-We learn that there is an eS-
tensive revival progressing IN the Me'''oo'''
church at Mt. Crawford. Rev. u. Mauzy' pas
tor.
The Revs. Jefferson and Collins are hold'is
an interesting revival at Spring HILL Ao0''
so persons have professed conversion
, 1875-10-22
@tact &tbmDnb.


9oIiSei 2 8eridt. 6olsenbe
Sdlle tamen gvltern in oieiem @eridie
our Werbanolung:
Gobert Sopea, farbis, aneetlast lue=
gen unseiebIi4en 3ulammenlebens nit
Sonnp Garter, iuuroe Der @rano Surf
i~lbermieien.
SamcsWallace farbis, ansefla9t cine
Meiie pDn 6. Slider 9sitoblen gu b.
ben, uurbe auf 60 Sage in bic Sail se=
1anbt.
Sobn Stole, farbis, ansefla9t ben ga
men BON 81. %. Owens 9efdli6t gu ba-
ben, lpnroe bis aut ben % bs. perl9o=
ben.
5bomos NiNolion, on9etla9t feline
Jrau nit einem Stuble anse9riHen gu
baden. wuroe auf 5Sa9e in Die Sail
eelanot.
, 1875-10-22

9Sir MAIDEN auf Die @nsei9e Der Ser
rem 3. q. Yrice & 20. auimerflam.
Gs lit befannt, BOP oas @ei9aft Obiser
Serren, zines Der r%eellten Manulatiur=
ipaaren @ei9dfte bier 1T nno ,oob BON
Den freunol;1em Glerfs 4les aufsebO=
ten miro, Die &dufer aufs Bette 5u be.
biensn. Sic Yreiie ibrer @aaren lino
10 seiteut, ooB li9 9fiemano b%etlasen
miro. 8eIonbers nader mir aui fos
9roBe Eager BON Su9en aafmertlam,
benn es purhe uns pon einem Der be-
o%euteniten S4nelber sela9t, DAP es TO-.
gar oas 9rDbte in blsler Staot lei.
2Senn Semano einen blllisen An5u9 lib
ani6affen mill, ioate CT oas Sud- bort
f%aufen.
, 1875-10-22

Seute Nadmitta9 wiro 9err 8opfcr
nod CHARLOTTE, u. g., rellen, UNI ole
Witlue oes perltorbenen @eucrols Sud-
ion neblt ibrer So9ter, luel6e Su Der
ita!tineenoen, Teier, am 26. bs. Mfts.,
einselaben lino, a~b5uholen. 9ielelben
peroen bel ibrsr Nnturft pom @oupers
ncur, mebreren ltdotii1en 9eamten uno
einem 0tuiifcOrps empfansen weroen.
Mabame Sadlon uno ibre So9ter wer=
Den, wdbrenO lbres Sierleins, Die @dite
ocs @ouperncurs lein. Mu9 weroen
biele Wo9e mebrere Militarcumpasnien
unb 2osen bon auswdrti9en Ylasen
bier eintreIien. 0ie aIte 0Sodlon
@uoro" miro mpr9en eripartet.
, 1875-10-22
Rt0mpnb pOit Office.
pptt~
49,. OftOtfr 1878.

Mornlide 9nr6baL 2pcimar tsarit.
SennfarF ousacnrmmtr- Mffuntt s q. 81
81. Dr.. 0'~o
sonn,ea s~rHiunft 5m, 81. -wpa.
iGtue 1885 81. o.. |''
Gn,nIiae Eco Qof. GdaIit, orsosnen,.
men Sonn'aa'. ynrunfi t.45 q. 3D.
pclt'dIu' rs unp $50 81. 81.
eioIids poa. .3meiraI tdorid. ecrn.
tdaa d~uetcnpmmen. - Mnfunft 10 on Sp
t2.a5 81. So. s7s '"'
@orntees; anfunt 1900 81. vp.
&ihmono T. Camille GKenbo6. 9so.
isS. @ntunft 2.30 81. IN. - 9saldInn
9nnhilc & Greensborp. 3pein,or ,So.
ita. - Anfu' # $50 unb 9 81 W. aaa
i@lut %. ~. unb f2.45 ". Sir. $r
GarntbiIe. GdaIib, 3 nntoos ouso,r,p.
rtsm. = anfunft 2.30 81. M. . WvfiGlna
Vye'uptaIc SDfo 0%tfenbntr. IGoIif
Sfnntn9s hIsatnommen. Mufunft e 81. m
- poIfi6lnB $50 g. M.
&sndburs Charlottesville, Gtauntpn. Mhite
Shlppef springs urb pefflih Spn MbiteSui.
eper Sprtlgs - Infunf. S 9. M.- DOH.
f6IuB $50 81. 81. SF'
., gsef gnint uub stationen an ner y. ~
VI. Amo 6. &C. q. 5daiid, gonntaas opsas.
netatnen; = Aafunft 1880 Y. 81. - Dot.
i9lub 2 q. 81. S"H-
0l0ueetsr, i,ter @ea point. ,GoIid.-gn
'unlt 1o.oog y. @. pufihIaB 2N. M.
&appabonnOf, iter uilb Saul, taoIia.
~"'antt $50 9. So. = ypflalub 1 .. 81.
Samrs @iber Iampter. Ireimal pYdent
lla. anfunft Montags, Mlttwud1s nns
Steifass, 3 ". W. - Yphiblub, Tienftoos
&onnsrtaas uno SOanatenes, 5.3Og. 81
Gaxnl gafet. Dr.imol h EdentIih.
Mntunit MittnpGs, 6reitaas ure e onntaos
y. ": = Yoifi6Iub, Ntontaaa, Miitfwud,s
uno 5reitass, 4 III. 81.
Short gnmp 9loute. :3peimaI wSdentid.
- Wnfailft Wlitfmphs unb Sannabenps, &
M. w. ., yCfi9Inb, Bonner flags unp @oun
, 1875-10-22

Ginem 9sridteritatter beg uGinc.
@pltsblattcs" pailirte es in Der Sibe oes
@eie9tes, Den aus Dem oorti9en 5oolo=
sil6en @arten entlprunsenen &eoparoen
Den 2owen mes Cages 81 nenner, NOR
iiber con Dert9ieoenen Selten gewiBelt
piro. Oabei erre9t es gar fein AuIle=
ben mebr, wenn irseno Elm Slatt ben er=
item beiten @iel ais Den 2Dluen oes Sa'
aes DDrfGhrt.
, 1875-10-22

@elteru Morsen batten stpei Sarbise
nobe Der 8rpof Ipenue einen Strcit,
wobei lie it'd sebDri9 ibre &Dpie nit ei=
nem Stode bearbeiteten. Seioe par
tcien tpuroen als @efangcne mad Dem 3.
@%totionsbaule sebradt, nno ,peroen oie=
felben bente Elm IerbOr gu bcitebsn ba=
ben.
, 1875-10-22

vSabeos<@orpus." &idarb
S10ne, nelder ansetla9t mar, 1875
BON Mu9uit Serseus seitublen gu boben,
fam seltern auf einen nSabeas= gurpus"
YeIeGl nor Griminalribter @uigon mel
der ,bn inter $500 8irsi6aft bis sum
/. Nppembcr lteute. Serr S. 2aube
wlirbe BON &i1ter als lcin 9iir6e an=
%erfannt.
, 1875-10-22

Sas Saus gaiiOn & 9arpep bat Elm
bebeutenoes @elAaft in 2lqunren, no
runter lih ~belOnoers Der &niderbOder
Wbisfep ausSeiGnet. Sic Twma lit
iebr unter ben 9eutl6en betannt uno
b0ren mir. DAP Mle nit ibrsn Maaren
aufrieoen lino. Dir tonnen Oas@el@dft
auf's Nelte empfeblen.
, 1875-10-22

Die SdiHabrt i'm bieiisen 5afen 1T
jebt iebr itille. Seit elner @o6e famen
blob 2, S6iffe bier on. MuA Der Sa=
b%atsbanoel 9sbt jtBt SiemIi6 flal, bod
boHt man, oab DIE @elGdfte li6 in gdl-
Dc be1Iern peroen.
, 1875-10-22

9as gomite, mel6es ernannt purbe,
Die 2ei6e bes General Yidstt bon 9tors
foIt bierber 81 besleiten, perlieB geitern
Ma6mittag oieIeStoot, unb miro Sonn=
abenb nit Der 2ei6e oes generals bier
eintrefen. Sielelbe miro bis
Sonntas Morsen i'm Capitol aus9eItelt
Mno bann im6pllpwOOO beeroist merOeu
, 1875-10-22

@eians 8erein @irsinia.
Wir MAIDEN Die Wtit9lieber oarouf
aufmertiam, baB beute Mbeno cine EXTRA
@in9itunoe i'm 8ereinslocal ltattllnoen
miro.
, 1875-10-22

gGir Derpeiien ilnlere seebrtcn 2eler
auf Die Nnseise oes 9errn Helns, iuelaer
beltdnois quite @aare Su Den blll9lten
8reiIen p~ertauft.
, 1875-10-22

Seuer. @eliern Mur9en, I'M / na6
9 llbr brannte elm tleines 9Dlabaus
nabe Dem ltdotil9en @rmenbaus nleoer.
@haoen 9erin9.
, 1875-10-22
SreeDen y Saup,
go. 4O7 Brpab Ctr,

Wp+ Aux Srp1D Str-
3wil6en oer 4ten unb Stem Ctr.
Maben has Yublifum auf ibr teue8 unb 10 oil
alertirtes ea4er ppn <iper-SefaB unp Do.
pewaarsn aufmsrtlam. 6ssner flbten ite
Strumpi Waarsn 3spbyr @Olle
Sanel9ubs WsrmantUwn Mpae,
SbAuIleiber, StridwUue,
Gal1eati9er. SIridbaumwpae.
Y.lopbers ma9ea &c aui ibrs unteraeuae
fur Damen, Serren nno Siaeer aufmerflam.
ALE Waarru in ibre YranGe wsreen au
ben biaislten pIei en- Dafauft.
Champion unp Sndereien wsvben aufs 8es
le aasseiabIt.
If mint Yreebeu & TotlD.
, 1875-10-22

Ser @eians : @erein @irsinia
miro. wie mir b0ren, einengboral bel Der
Gntbiauns Der Sadlon=S Statue linsen.
, 1875-10-22
8ermil0teS

Gin nener ameritanil6er @elanss=
fern miro sar 3eit III @ien polirt, nm
iiber turs ODER lang leine @lonSlauibabn
3u b~egipneu. @ir baben be,eits beri1=
, 1875-10-22

@eItern war Der lebte Sag 0es 2aub-
bIttenfeltes bel ben Ssraeliten.
, 1875-10-22
Neme An5eieen,

Ors 0ppbs! Drs @ppbs !!
8. 81. Wriee a1nD 60.
SEQ. 11ol Miain Str., Gde Der II.
erbaltcn nit ieOsm Gage neue Serbt=
maaren alS:
8arbise GamesIbaor. An3igs.
Sd)war5e lange unb oneere Gbapls,
8ett "Slaufeis" 10-i. 1874, 13-4.
S&war3er nnp farttler i%eioensrS ammet.
Das Eager NON GuGtmerss, wslGe in Wir.
gina semsbt, plrb itets SersrSesrt o
!3suee fur uebetrBds GA su $3.50 bis SO
per Darb. .
8rmpabli9e unb eualiI9s &oGimeres, tpule
ne 9emcen une untsrSeuse fir 9srren, 8uaben
unb OiGt den.
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, 1875-10-22
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Baltimore,
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8abrt hur6 Waibiaatcn, unb srreiGtn gaItts
mere cine strree friber. ais .3ise DrlG: bis
rett Won WaIbiuston abfnbren.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-14
The New T0wage Rates,

TIE following is the rate of towage up
and down the Mississippi river recently
agreed upon by the towboat associations
since their consolidation,
Up Towage-Nessels drawing seventeen
feet or less, ninety five cents per ton; vessels
drawing eighteen feet or less, 81 per tor;
over eighteen feet, fer every additional
three inches, $50.
Down TOwage-Nessels drawing seven
teen feet or less, twenty five cents per ton;
vessels drawing eighteen feet or less, FORTY.
tive cents per ton; over eighteen feet, $50,
for every additional three inches subject
to deduction of ten cents per ton, pre-
vided the up tOwage is paid within ten
days after arrival at wharf. For The use of
hawsers on The bar vessels of 1000 tons and
upward will be charged SOS per tide. Yes.
sells from 500 to 1000 tons, $40 per tide; yes
sells under 500 ton, $l5 per tide.
The above rate, by neat calculation, is
about ten cen IS per ION below the old price
charged, which was 81 40 up and down.
The association is composed of four differ
ent corporations, viz; The Flanagan line
represented by CAPTAIN E. A. Yorke; the
Good Intent line, by w. G. Coyle; the
Eclipse line, by Peter Marcy and the Ocean
line, by W. II. Mcclellan.
They have in all about twenty-five boats
IN good working order. We had hoped
that the rate of towage up and down would
not have exceeded 81 per ton, but as has
been before mentioned in the REPUBLICAN,
while the rates last season were much less
than living ones, shipmasters failed to
patronlze the opposition, and will now
necessarily have to abide the consequence.