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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-01
For Young Ia1ie5-Cicy.
For Bovs and Youne Hrcn-country.

For Boys and young ITcn-Country.
A BOYS BOARDING school, Eliz}bcth,
4 BONE, with Suitable Gaze, ana ins'ruciion,
4 BOARDING SCHOOL Tor T. Boys.
BOYS B0AKDING-SCliJUL. SHORT
LH" @ sn 1orI &c.. Is re asi u "a f Ike
bo,' nor whom sfs lFe Set',", g. '9c' We ~ p 20
ces,r rar tme b. be or 'r
v.: ase great leisure 4 t. para:s he Ac'oe1y
Of Sisri,trr The a,ar n encb "a An, cs,tae well
she P,r,Ae-t # tie paa' W. 30 70 I'D ''
Gyeiotnj OF the ,i-r Wv -sl i M pg Gud
; G. srOKrIiDGE uiaryart A N, n. -. re,n.
DOYS privately fitted tor College. Unsuc-
~ ccu Candidates coached srO.shulce As,~ f. uOFFiAN
HOYS' ENGLISH and CLASSICAL SCHOOL"
so Next lsr3 bans APl ict circulars address Rev ohA'
BOYS BOARDlNG-SCHO0I., in healthy
ID :uoupsiuoGs iol, at STOCK .'G 49, on tie ioas''
tonic i,lso4L H1rfI ~ r., ie',h
Nlayegack Collc49 & Had R,y. lns:., at Cav
" eac. Ni. rup, ,S-i -, 'r' A'ulo l'scs Phbr-+
COLLEGIATE and CONAER%IhL lNsI!-
NTCrE Gen aCSSEALs scH1oL TesiI a. olo- l.st
year SrmTt 'rl oesa' A'- d. 'l'' las .t' ~. l,eN""
NHARLIER INSTITUTE, 100 West Fifty
Y Bnt.si Genital PIk, ~ I"rs,o'' z", Wet t'at
Nasi AcsueHy, Se-Iie seSe o'r. -e,ar'n" r'o'' cas-
ENGLISH and classical BOARDING.
- Soul Sti,,io.a Sesr 81 MI al , N
EOl:T EDWARD INSTITUTE. n. Y, OF
cs tho aecnled eiue4o fao le' 81 tive ~ s."'e's'
at rats within tic ~" IS Of ',rf en'er'rf ,"i's m! or
s'uo sln,se 4 l'o3oiloa'. For ue' cAt-o,Os'
IRVING INSTITUTE t6H BOYS, TmGyjowu-
AkmAGAAC 4 ROME. Principals
MILITARY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., White
VA PisIu-, y. i. PRINCIPAL. o. r. Will, "a. d.
w for ooys Amhc-st 1,ss Epb is,j II G. Nash ra.
pELHAM N-Boardirg School fer
u Eofs Spf'sTer" begin hqr., ~ For gcaar diTe''
DEEKSKILL(N. " MILITARY ACADEMY.
Aya ard CON- ee Grnaas. 500 per ~10u' s'i 20. Cir
BENNINGTON SENlNARY.-A school of
Of Trenton s. j. sPalSG rGGa bEGSs IrRIa s For cata.
lognes address ). A DILKS, A. NJ, Pennington. n }.
NONRERS MILITARY INSTITUTE
TENjIalS IAsCS. box w. 30. Yonker.. y. Y.
toS3a FOR TEN NQNTllS.-lustitnte for
P~''o Yop's Boy" E. HfNDs A ~ l' .g ''e'' L'''
For Young Lad;as-country.
DBEW LADIES SEMINARY, Camel, y. Y.
~ GEO c. SMITH A. ~ Send Tor circliir
ELMIRA FEMALE COLLEGE opens its next
1o1. .0 css s' Ae Rev, 29 " coSE c' d. 'i Pen
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for young ladies'
N Bridgeport. Com. Address MISS EdllN NELSON
HONE INSTITUTE, Tarrytown, n. Y-For
Young LadSt and cd,s combining hOa care and thorough
NsISS BULKLEY's BOARDING and DAY
WI SCHOOL Tor YOUNG LADIES Tarrytown-on The HUDSON.
MISS II. NJ. PARKHURST's HOME SCHOOL,
AZ. ho3 S' ss.n, aoG GsS '. ss SSPs and pleas
'INARRYTOWN Young Ladies' Seminary offers
advantages Address Re-, W H. Ktgoary. T.frytnHY
THE Misses N0TT,' English and French
BOARING and DAY SCHOOL for ,ouug Ladies'. 10 Bmst.
NewH.'9, Conn The Summer Tenn will Aprl T. For
cuAr' Apply n'bOrs
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DUBLIC SALE OF THE BRIERFIELD,
l. IRON WORKS PROPERTY
HUN WVNhO 7 IsVi ~"
OF BIBB COUNTY. ALABANl

uyDrR THE AUTHORITY OF Az 81 fGYaErT r. Tsrsv
na 10 November - nnlcri3 lT le EtSsFf ORLkKD
TrDRs b. thu BGIEkPEbD isDt WORK co dPAsI conan
toa created b. ACT 4 tt CHRAL AaiE dIsG OP ALiBiG
wicI rs 1CRDBD N ts RD.Arg OFF 81 sad o1ny 81
unierSene TRUSTEES vii on SATURDAY. tie zJI DAY OF
MAY NIX In FROST 81 he POst.JfFlCk IN ILE CITY OF
SELMA offer sale To N!GHE r BIDDER - plbfc aaea
IA. IFn.ng . b, BEEtf ihbD IRON
III ~ considng 81 BGLasG MI. IOCS'E8T ONK CGLo
BLAST FURNACE comp el ~ isS, OtCO"D FURNACE
CDNPLFTED 10 Dar 2ACtlNa fdO' NAfL FACTORY BUILD
ia PATTERN SlOP BG ASs FOrt DRY CRU 49, TOSGs
Le BIAC 4 NTru SHOP. LHt RlLS, bJOkbhOUSfS. OP.
TCs WHICH house. STABLES hAy ALh hLshSsAkr
BUILDINGS POR RlSIfLstB b FDG OfFIL"AS AND EM
rLOYbs or THE COaFAhY
The prOperty embraces 1850 ACRES 81 lad with abo
title and 1b9at 1000 RES Wh te pe'u rgbt - ~
umb.r with TRAN ROAD oopsect us kpLlIsD MILL sli
T property abosi 80 r, 19rh Of s,Bs 1ned',
on lie selma snd Dalton Ksnoal healthy onn'ry We
IN, p,on.ry contain, h aeood o. HAEJATrg ORE Which
% 10 yed about 81 CHS Of excel enJ Of limestone
b the mediate neghoshord end god SOL Tor nasn oTJ AT
COAL folr miles J.stant az 10 make g0'' COKE
The rolled and c0ttYp aa' a. hn rlel have tts
ts nrms at fairs has bn nase ol ne Ifoa a6
,ound 10 be Of superior dastY kFIELO LOS noe con
aseG Tor CAR-WHEELS, BOibEGS nd iELtdHAPi "ItB
n property would aG,fl i'f mess ad ION u
TIE manufacture con-es &C. rAo>S e-h
wagons osrs and ohcr plantation inDl-nsriA - ,-,,,
country sbounf ycl0V sni o.lT tDDef % A'sN
quality and .sg-nils .L50-' COL ore ansog'
cash; let % sDIp1sfa pc-sr 10" re'o.'oF
fair price DID rA''ps'e dsil ~
part purch-se CAPT J. s. avs "a Tue prseS ~
show th, property aud eIh BIT map 81 ths ltsfL
The te propeip ~ y'liv h'sng ben 81
st ,e. T. " PEl1US,
j. :. JONES.
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Board ana Rooms.

Below Fourteenth-st
A PRIVATE family will LET TO gentlemen,
N without hoard neatly furnished bedOoms reference
changer. 80 UBiverty place lith-at
A LARGE front ROOM to LET, on second
"A foo bath, other tryste
house Csll all the week at az Kings.
A LARGE and ELEGANT FRONT ROOM,
with hrsicass BOARD delightful location Washington
doc. ioa permanent No. 80 West Washington square.
A II 100 EAST 10TH Pheasant, desirable,
~ FURNISHED ROOMS, with without BOARD for Married
single with good references private American family
MAJ.
A LARGE and ELEGANT FRONT ROOM
~ Also HALL ROOM. with fels BOARD delightful location,
WAsg square location permanent No SO West Washing
tousquATe.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS To let on I'd
~ aud "a doors for gentlemen only hOa's ha all modern
ll5 CLnt0npaoe
NO. 48 WEST 101II-ST, between 9th and
N 6thveG-A handsomely furnished SECOND FLOOR with pm.
vse ROOM genensa and s party ofgsEiemsa without
board
NO. As WEST l0TH-ST., between 9th and
~ 9th Handsomely furnished second FLOOR With bath
gentleman and vile OF party gentlemen sS OF sins' board 'o
tue smaller
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CHORES TO LEI-I'mc rlAtc-gla-s font
~ .lotrG low goo, locally BsoIsa!, uyosa
Apply az DAlJ.GYN, jss d Asfe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-01

NWELLING HOUSE No. 10 West fourt'-
~ Wsshn2 ou.Q3'-e 20 ief o. e,e also house No ~
Fourth Apply NOBr T. EHOhN, % NsFtl.st
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March u. 1875.

VIRCSTEES' SALE of valuable mining and
4 OF r REAL ESTATE 10 Aa 5io-t' Cyu.~s SssJs
,eg, VIII BE- order F1uG, = lshf'p. "Hsn H. he,
.tce sno William H. Scot, IL esisie OF Ldssrd '"
Baacroh pnrsasn provisions o deed II fusi .e Deem
Der % 1873 Hugh " Csp at No Ill Bo.lEst
bsn2e saesroon) EewYOrk rHURSDAi ArI y rI1, al
O'clock neon follow described premises VI; Inc Chariot
bagh Tract v J. 81 about 1000
acres II saye and double h,lsss ao bans stable
sni tlst' fnJ . f"S
orteaes OUO.arh The KeAs Tfc % 20 acres 10 kes
TowEhp. MONS County Green POd las PoPry"
eTeIsiys tt|A f ~ festo9 o. me-
properties Press dste 2lb hirci. 30
fHAN0Is s.. f. ttBOf.
WILLIAM L. IBE.N NANCE. Trustee.
WIAblAH II sLOtr. -,
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ElFTH-AVE, No. C4--First FLOOR, three
1 large rooms freshly d,co.a,d -ga e.f.aoc.
cellar Il desired. s.o.L o. .r..,i
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Gun ptopcyID 10 l. Il.

4 FIRST FLOOR to LET as PaIlOr and
~ private fAAis, az arei,oaa5e ,lt AaLoss
HOWARD. station u.
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Board and Rooms Wanted.

COUNTRY BOARD for the Summer WANT
" LD b",i ot ard :. stud ad vec;'1 LrGer
- mouth el be- gwen Atir So H.. Box III lnbaHo Olr.
yEANTED-A FURNISHED ROOM with
49, lA-L..- mi he-A..l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-01
Broo.,lrn Real Gstaie for Sale.

TOR SALE-A new lirSt-class Philadelphia
brick saa uro0u.s.one HOUSE Clrros' Fib
Brook finishing complete Sth bshcsetsi elevated
IN low; terms; Atlantic Ffhsye
Fatol ALL SoatI Peres; distance 20 APP
y" W b. COOPER 80 Pear ST. New.YorG
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-04-15

THE CASE OF VIM. N. TAYLoR-A Cor
REoTIoa Capt. James Bumgardner, States
Attorney, easlea at our Office Friday morning
last. to make correction OF a statement made
in the V1RG1NIAN Of the 9th, as to the reason
for the motion to enter a ssO5Je prostgws in the
case of VIM. NJ. Taylor. The expression used
by lis was, "Capt. Bumgardner came into
Court, and asked to enter noUe prosequss sta
ting as his reason that after examining one OF
the new witnesses, the character of the girl
was not as chaste as it should have been to have
justified verdict against Taylor.''
The impression we had Of the facts was got
ten from a conversation with the clerk of the
Court. We knew nothing about the nolle pros
.equi, until informed by the clerk, and we un-
derstood lin to make use of language cores
ponding, substantially, with what we said.
We learn from Capt. >Bumgardner, that the
facts were just the reverse, and that the prose-
cution was abandoned upon entirely different
grouads-ths young lady herself prefefring to
do SO, rather than undergo the agony Of .aD-
pearing again in Court.
We regret. that q misrepresentation on so seri-
GUS a matter was created ON our mind. 1t is
at all times unpleasant to convey wrong inn
pressions through our columns, and especially
was it annoying that it should have been done
in this instance
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-04-15

GRAND AND PETIT JURORs.-The follow
ing are the names Of the Grand and Petit Jul
rors, drawn for the next term of the United
States Court at Harrisonburg
Grand Jury: Allegheny county-Henry G.
Damon; Augusta county-John Brown, VIM.
Morgan, John Hutchinson and Samuel b.
Wallace; Bath county-James Warrick; Clarke
county-William H. Young; Frederick county
Edward Hall and William II. Derr; Greene
county-Wiliam NJ. Graham; Highland coun-
ty-Adam Fl. Fleisher; Madison county
Wingfeld Marshall; Page county--George
Summers; Rappahannock county-Joseph H.
Pomfrett; Rockbridge county-Dayid Ken
nedy and William B. Miller; Rockingham
county-Franklin Broadus, Samuel Showaltcr,
VIM. Rutherford and Moses Settle; Shenan-
doah county-Samuel Spreigie and Joseph Fra
vel. Warren connty-Jalnes Marshall.
Petit Jurors: Allegheny county-Jacob b
Loney: Augusta county,. B. Sublett. vii,
liam Kennedy, John Mcclure and Samuel
Landes; Bath county-A.G. McGunn' Clarke
county-John Fl. Beamer; Frederick county
U. T.. Dorsey and James Chipley; Greene
co,,nty-John NJ. Douglass; Highland county
w. W. Benson; Madison connty-Rooert
Camel Page county1-Aaam shYser; hap
.pahannock acknowledgements LaWler and
James e. Broy; Rockbridge county-E. A.
D. White and John F. Lackey; Rockingham
county-Ruben ballard, Henry johnson, IL.
8. Lilley and Charles W. Showalters Shenan-
doah county-Walter Newman and Peter
Hoshour; Warren county-Thomas Buck.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-04-15

CIRCUIT CoURT-Judge Hendren. presi-
ding. adjourned on Saturday evening to meet
for one day on the 10Th. The following are the
proceedings since our last issue:
The case of A. D. Trotter and others against
Isaac Newton and othcrs-on caveat-in
which was involved valuable iron lands in this
county near Greenvlle, was decided in favor
of the Defendants. An appeal was taken.
The case of A. A. Pittman against C. r.
Mason, which was before a jury at a former
term for more than week, who failed to agree,
was, by consent, referred to Judge Hendren
and JOS A. Waddell as arbitrator, who, after
a tedious examination OF large number OF
witnesses, awarded that the Defendant, G. r.
Mason, pay to Plaintiff, A. A. Pittman, the
sum Of s2.54-each party to pay his own costs
which is net small sum.
Mr.. Ed. Echos qualified as administrator OF
the estate of Thomas J. Niche, decd.
Press. A. Baylor qualified as administrator
of the estate of Martin Hanger.
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WN,'3'Sn0es.


On the 28th ult near Schutterley Mil by Rev. T..
AIlWanger, John T. Ransbottom and Miss Elizabeth
4. Collins
On the 30th t., in Staunton, by Rev w. E. Baker,
Robt H. Baskin and Mrs Martha J. Miller, daughter
OF Peter Ruebush.
On the 9Th inst near Spring HILL by Rev. Levi A.
Wanger. q. T. Berry and Miss Catharine A. swink.
On the 30th ult., in Washington city, by Rev Mr..
Addison. VIM G.. Taylor, of Washington, and Miss
Alice Bush of Staunton, Va =
At the same time and place. YIN. j. Elmo, OF Lex
ington. Va. and Miss Sadie y Taylor, Of Mashins-
ton city.
On the 1stinst. by Rev. S. w. Calender, Samuel
Carroll and Miss Salie A. Shaver, all OF Rocking
ham,
On the 4th inst, by Rev Frederick Cline, Michael
TAYLOR and Miss Virginia E. Khupp all OF Rocking
ham.
On the 18th ult, by Rev. John johnson, James W.
Bare and Miss Annie R. Hill, all Of Petersburg w.
Va.
IN the 18th inst, by Rev A. W. Wilson, Edward
F. Potts. Esq. If Loudoan county, ya, and Miss
Jennie Daniel. formerly OF the wesleyan cyan semale
Of washington city.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-04-15

We direct attention to the advertisemcntof
the sale of the Buffalo Gap Iron and Steele
works. This property is one of the most valu-
able in the south, being situated Immediately
on the line Of the C. & 0. R. R., and in the
midst of one of the finest and most extensive
ore regions in Virginia. To persons VINO de-
sire to engage in the manufacture OF iron
rare opportunity is offered.
The buildings and machinery are almost
new. and everything is in readiness for opera
ton on large scale. We advise our northern
readers to examine the advertisement carefully
IA no better investment can be made.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-04-15

CITY COURT, Judge Smith presiding, COM
menccd its regular monthly terra on Thursday
last.
A special grand jury were summoned and
impanneled for this term, and adjourned over
to the 18th.
Harvey Risk, recently appointed by the Gov
ernor, qualified as notary public.
N c. Gregory qualified as assistant COM
missioner OF the revenue.
sundry accounts were allowed to the jailor
and Sergeant.
The grand jury met again on Monday but
owing to the noncomatableness Of certain wit
nesses it was discharged.
Wholesale and retail liquor license was
granted Edward White.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-04-15

BOARD OF TRADE.-Immediately after the
adjournment Of the citizens meeting, ON last
Thursday night, Col. NJ G. Hartman was called
to the chair and a Board of Trade organized
with the following members: Hugh Mcllhany,
Chas. E. Hoge, VIM. ]. Turner, N. G. Hartman,
W. A. Burke, S. M. Wilkes, w. J. Nelson, Jno.
B. Evans, NJ. P. Funkhouser, JED. Hotchklss
and II. W. Shelley.
On motion Of W. j. Nelson, the chair ap-
pointed Chas. 3. Hoge, Hugh Mellhaney. and
W. A. Burke, q committee Of three to canvass
the city for additional members. AS soon as
thirty names are enrolled, a meeting will be
called.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-04-15

FIELD SPoRTs.-A party OF gentlemen con
sistinq of Rev.W. @. Hullihen. DIR. B. 3. Don
ACHE. Can't. JOS. Mallory, of the G. & o. r. r.,
ana eChas. Crowdcr, all Stauntonians, went TO
Mann's Creek, near Kanawha Falls, on fish
ing excursion. They were very successful
having caught about eighty pounds OF trout
and a huge catfish geighing twenty-five
pounds.
The Staunton fishing club, hooked some
ninety trout in Ramsay's draft, at the :Shsnan-
doab mountain, last week, besides securing a
sun,hcr of pheasants, squirrels, and other small
game.
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Deaths.

On the 10th inst,,ip Harrisonbarg, Mrs Mary Don
B. soherer OF stauntoa. aged 2e years. months and
IA days Her remains we're brought to this place ana
Mr.. aeouge Rhodes, of West View, and formerly
citizen of this city, died on Monday last aged apout
81 years
On the 26t1, ult near Harrisontnrg, aifer a pain
fsf and lingering illness, SolEn Higgins,ln the 4stn
year of his age: -
On the eth ipst in Bridgewater, after short III
ness. William Wright He had returned from the
west about four weeks since, where pc had been
living for some years
ON the 18th inst near Newport, john F. Lucas,
aged 20 years, mouths and twenty days
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-04-15

ssBETsEY AND ARE OUT.''-We publish by
request of correspondent at Winchester. Will
Careton's poem-ssBetsey and are out" It
will. be followed next week by the sequel-ssBet-
sey and made up.n There is a great deal Of
pathes, and of human nature, in these incom-
parable productions, apd we advise our readers
to save the copies of the paper containing the
articles. for occasional reference.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-04-15

srAuNToN TURN VEREIN.-A general
meeting Of the staunten Iurh Yere!n was
held at their rooms in the Grubert building, on
last THURSDAY evening, she sth inst, and the
following officers were elected for the ensuing
vear. John G. Yeager, President; H. A.,
Smiled. Vice President; H. hter,.secretaN,
6. Frufer, Cashier; A. A. Grubcrt, Treasurer;
Paul A. Nix, Turn Master; 8. Grove Libra
rian.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-04-15

duced passenger fare to the West as follows:
Richmond to cincincinati $1,000; to lndlanap-
oils, sl1.oO; to Louisville, $1,000; and to 81
Louis, $l4OO
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-04-15

GOOD TEMFLARs.-The good templars
Dayton, Rockingham county, had sumptu-
GUS entertainment on the night of the 18th, and
realized handsome sum for the benefit Of the
lodge at that place.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-04-15

We understand that an interesting revival OF
religion is in progress at the Augusta church,
under the minstrations of Rev. DR.. Handy, as
sisted by Rev. Mr.. Wilson, of Baltimore, and
other ministers. Some forty persons have con-
nected themselves with the church, aud gan
eral interest is being manifested.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-04-15

RED SWEET CIIAnYBEaTE SPRINGs.-4n
another column will be found the advertisement
of the renting of the LIBERATED Red Sweet
Chalybeate Springs. These Springs nave d
national reputation, both from the medlclnai
properties OF the water, and for the unsl'rpass-
ed scenery. as we'll as the splendid style in
which they have been kept. Read the adver-
tlsement.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-04-15

APPOINTMENTS the appointments
made by the African Methodist conference, re-
Gently held in Richmond, Va, are the follow
ing: Stanton, R. Davis; Greenyille, J. E. W.
Moore; Mint Spring. W. Beard.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-04-15

PosTAGE.-Attention is called to the increase
of postage on what is called third class matter.
Heretofore it has been one cent on every two
ounces. Under the new law, it is one cent for
every ounce. Each Of the papers published in
Staunton requires a two cent stamp. Persons
mailing papers will please bear this in mind.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-04-15

PARALYTIc STROKE. - Richard Du dley,
Esq, a prominent citizen of Augusta county,
was Frustrated, OH Saturday last. by para
lytic stroke. DR.. Fauntleroy, of this city, was
summoned to attend him.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-04-15

FEsFIvAL.-The ladies Of the Baptist church
in this city, held festival on last Thursday
and Friday nights from which they realized
$3.50 net.
They expect to hold a Fair abeut the 1st of
June to aid in providing parsonage.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-04-15

A number of our German citizens gave fine
ball and supper at the American Hotel, on last
Thursday night. The arrangements were
excellent and the affair was enjoyed by all.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-04-15

PATRONS OF HUsBANDRY.-The County
and District Grange, of this order, will meet in
this city to-day, April 18th.
The Stock sales take place tomorrow.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-04-15

AccIDENr-We learn that A. Blauth, Esq.,
had his arm dislocated, a few days ago, by De-
ing thrown from horse. We hope that no Sc
rious injury was sustained. ~
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-04-15

There was big Temperance Demonstra-
ton in Mt. Sidney last week. The battle with
the bottle seems to be wasing with chances
against the Defendant.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-04-15

Col. NC. CARRIER, editor Of the Madison,
Ind, Courier, has been appointed postmaster
at that city. He is native of Staunton,
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-04-15

At the annual conference of the Church OF
the Latter Day Saints, in Salt Lake City, Sat
urday, Brigham Young was reelected prophet
seer, revelator, and president.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-04-15

The son of John r. Taylor, aged years,
was kicked by horse, on the 1st inst, and
severely hurt. Or. Davis Of Greenville, rem
5ered surgical aid.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-04-15

Y.M.C. Assoc1ATIoN.-Th Sabbatll-aftef-
noon meetings Of this Association do not aoate
in attendance Or interest. Their meeting OH
last Sunday was largely attended and exceed
ingly interesting. Mr.. L. A. Bledsoe presided.
After singing that beautiful him Rock Of
ages cleft for me-" prayer was made by Prof.
Ladd; then another hymn, after which the
chairman read the XIV. chapter Of Luke, which
was followed with appropriate remarks by
r. B. Coleman, John Humphreys and General
Echols, after which hymn was sung. Then
kneeling, three voluntary prayers were offered
by E. NJ. Gushing, Charles Grattan and Or
aonCi Hammond.
we think that these meetings are doing a
vast amount OF good, and ere long ths results
will be more fully developed.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-04-15

CLOSING EXERCISES closing exercis-
es Of the Christians Greek School, taught by
Mr.. Frank Wilson, came off last Wednesday
and was very pleasant occasion. Essays
orations, dialogues, &c, were the order OF the
day. and we understand that all of the young
Cieeros. Macauleys and Booths, acquitted
themselves most creditably.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-04-15

DEATH OF MRS. DONOVAN. = Mrs. Mary
Donovan, wife of Mr.. John Donovan, and
daughter of our worthy tovnsman, John B.
Scherer, Esq, died in Hsrrisonburg, on last
Friday.
Her remains were brought to this city for in
,tsruaent, and the large number that attended
the fuseral attested the universal esteem in
which she was held. Rev. Father Riley con-
,1ucted the. service at St. Francis Church and
closed it at the grave. The cortcge was one OF
the longest ever known in Staunton. We cx-
tend to the bcreaved husband and motherless
children, as well as the relations and friends,
Of the deceased, our sincerest syEpathiess and
may .sIIe who tempers the wind to the eshorn
lamb smooth the pathway for the helpless
sittle ones, and assuagc the sorrow ofthe strlck-
.l husband
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-04-15

CoMMIssIoNERs.-Unde the new law gov
erning Circuit courts, Judge Mclaughlin has
appointed Messrs. Geo. Al. Harrison and John
NJ Kinney, as Chancery commissioners, In this
court. Both are gentlemen of experience and
ability.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-04-15

FLowERs.-Our neighbor, Mr.. w. S. stutz,
receives regularly from the nurseries of Rich
mond, all descriptions of flowers, verbenas,
&C., in small jars, and sells them at very reas-
enable prices. Persons wishing to supply their
flower gardens, yards, &c., can doso at moder-
ate cost by calling at his store, on Augusta
street.