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, 1875-04-26
Money AND COMMERCE.
FINANCIAL.

trtlilon ccssation Of Tho dow Of cnrroney to tho
F-st was tho only no.ireabls changc In tim business Of
tho hanks ,tst week. fho banks lad bctn shipp!nN
cErrrncy On slrfr own anil country account to New
Yctk Q, i'm ratio 1t several hundred thousand dollars
.lay, yr,an they seemed simultaneously to discover
Tint .rr balaceq In New York wcrs too high Or their
.alanres In Chicago too luw. To recover currency
large nnount Of exchange was thrown o tho Harket.
II VIZ Mt bcain9 Fray ut rar, but koscd Ratnrtay nt
a;@so: premium between banEs for $i,0ol. LarEa
amounts OF excnngn have hocu recently made ay tho
shipment Of ca,.l, audi car1ocA Of Gratu aro brEu
tJnR to lo Inacd in anticipation of the opening of
aa,isniou, ilo snlp:5 of exchange will b. probably
untlo.
1:atoa Of lIecnunt ht tho banks f31o Err cent.
Tho supply Of loanabe fuuiEa the rtect Ii III e1-
scsa Of the demand. NatcA ora 10 IL rrr cent.
Tho clrarinEr Saturday were $'6oG, ,2'so'; for ths
xctk tl,cJ sa,o3s ss2aI anl tho alaneess ST.
I5!S9.il for tito corresponding week OF last yrar
.c l3Hrcs respectively anti 81 ,a'7-
Dl40.
doyrnSMEST 1.oSns. ...
, 1875-04-26
MARIN Il.
PORT OF CHICAGO, APRIL "a.

PORT OF CHICAGO, APRIL ~,
.., ARRIVED.
Prop Charles neisz, Manlstee, 100 m lumber, 9oo IN
sehr I.zzio Donk, BENTON 11ar1or. Is nj lumber.
Hchr i. n. Davis, Mnhkegon. 2U IN humber.
ticIr iilack iiawk, Lincon, lDu N i.,nIcr.
lrup Monnniucct Hratnl Havcn, aItldres.
Behr ]. Dnvali Kewa,inre, lis corjs bark.
Hchr Flcctwing. AAnnrer, b,oW railroad usB, aro
slmr Corota, Ill. Joseph, aunlrsca.
lr"p Mesaenger, benou 1farbor IN asasca sui hcsa
scr i. q. Andrews, Wolf River. SoO IN shingles, 90
achr ht9a'ie. ta1 tf afsna 1ravsn 7ao eor. slabs.
Sclr william Alnith, Grand Haven, 40 III lumber
Bchr. ". II. Hawkins, Kewauncs, i,0 cords Dask.
CLEARED.
Prop ltcnnminec, Grand unvcn, 10 Iris port, ma
.nsslrcs: M'skegon, Is Iris pork, and san.
Fcl,r L. Duat 81. 10, co brlR lime.
Prop Q lsctz, afan!see hFs pork, br's bcaf lpd
lrop Mr.tougor Donton Earbor, brla port and ,u,,
dries.
| stmr Corona, 81. 10, snn1rlos.
schr city of ,iiwaukao, siualcso. g bu oats, lon,
achr d. Ellen, Clay TANKS, ,,Rht,
| Rchr Guide, Clay Danks, lluNf.
Hchr Clns. LullnE. afanltowuo, light.
s sshr IsshI9n. A,''shcgon. l,ahi. 49,.
| Hchr ]. DIvall, Kaanttnce light.
sear !5atsle Fisher. Mortoa's rier, light.
| Ael,r Regulator MuskeEon, light.
| Prop ]. il. Oweh, alilwAukea. light.
| Srhr l.. H. navit, sfuskcgon, light.
sichr Laurle, Kalanaaxpo light.
sctr i, 9. xn1raw., woif F1sr. si ich.
| Schr Pilgrim, MuskeHon, Light.
schr A. lsust. Mu'keGon, light.
, 1875-04-26

HltEEE-Trads was moderately active throughout
tho week un,er rov!ow aud prices ruled nrn. TFa-
lug mostly ut 5.76 d,d0 for medium to gool quail
ttcs with sales At St.0175.51 for common. aid ut
{075a 100 for choice iew shurn Aheep were oIer-
cd, but not enough to taEly establish market yalae,
which n1ay w colsilerod nominal at f3.3085,6o.
ST. LQuIH,
RT, LOUIS, Arril 9l.-lIoos-Quict and unchanged; !;
shippers, S5.N07.@o; blcon, $f.4oy7s5; good to
choice, ST. 8.au.
ateera, l4f3 LIS average, &d.G1t Gl tlU, $1UT.ou
fair 10 good corIi-fcl Texas, $AA0tlb.75.
hEoE1Prs-Eattao, EOS head; hngs, 10 head.
, 1875-04-26

is Swn} nsas S 'Mss ;S;is st gss III nG: ic
Xaeriean G % cas. srrin .trei s.tel !ire |, p,
ss,'c; tool ttre', American cast, lie: English DO
" 'iiuMnEn-sevrral carsoc. Of tnmler AMI .hine1es
stn!I is. lTrn toi IT to sn. rs st s,,s. i 4 =
a,ssls Ta fsii"s,na M s,ss wsrs raPotts' G.ras .sr
Arnntnl, from A"nLsee 1so M ]olstt and ssannH se
s05o: sold " !. A. 1ou;!a %. ca!9o l. =: Iohn-
1Iazlc,m K Cn, st,ur CITY nf tss.nd 1sarils ! nj a
shingles al t.dn; iy Irish, ls,lrn CO. fllo average
riast rrirrs. Qan.ations. .......s :.
Rcrnn,l clear incl 10 tnrh. .,......... 4EN1ussu
Third crnr ai.NUd iACM
TIl{r,i iii ~ tlick. 4l.Nn44jM
f,lrar fonrinv ist anil ID ro,lG w. 10 I'M
Clrnr slit1r i.t ana ecenpd ,.,...,.. s9rba2 co
Ftrat ro,rn,n af,t}nr 1H.tAMIe 10
Fionrng, first cpnluGtis treAaci !! uo "anV
Flooring, second ron,lnont Ascssed..s. - .ohssGMn ~
BOX toarts, A aud D................... 2sN.k41saW
rtock bo1rlIs M.lMfalai1
ii atoek ituatt{4 u. .cGu MOO
q stock boafsis, 13tUia1tO0
Ftncing jio fJ.on 1880
t,omnso,, ahcr, ID II AMI Under 1lnoa i1oo
nt6t aud scantl1t,R, Is to II ft.... 13NtA lB.00
pnI1loics atAa a.9t
Hh;nrra ni. track Observation-Disclosures. 2ba 276
OlY-There Was firm tauo IN tile market for larl
rtca,ly i. rrrvlou.,y llocd. fair local md country
IT. III des % i:He; 10 hssdiyht: il: es is%s;
EXTRA winter lxssi OIL, $l3-Hl..tts T1o ltAGl.uJ
No. = ltnaeed. raw, .1u; tio boled.
wlalr, sUt sec; sperm, s3 340 ncstsfoot OIL ssElct
ly prr, $l.Ni; ito e1tra. Dsct7 71No do No. af@
.slc bank oil, 1ac; etrata, Tux: plnmhago oil, GhS
7tc turpentue, 443 to; Earhtha, u gravity, AEGa
l5c; nanhlha. common, l21{tslac.
rt)TATUEa-W'ure slns aA1 weak. Tia heavy re-
coIpta Of iate haya enabled caers 10 lay III largu k
p1tea, iencn many Ou uf tic markell and sellers
lu1 it difficult tn n purchasers. The receipts were
considerably smaller yesterday. which II Thought to 10
m tncour1tnnE feature: C1r.uss 1aHcrn pcachblnws,
Eka:tlc; Western, 75asoc; mixed. Soc; Early Rome,
Eastcrn, .0os lid E; do Western, tDl270c.
l'OUITi&Y-Wus In relirrt mid steady under limit.
cd offerings. Following the quotations.: Turkeys
lire, 14H lie chtctclsA, live, 4R 460 rcr doz, OF
li.ni21c per ID gccac, live. $i.CNsD0o per doz.
sEEDH-ifnugarla VAS IN demand, and about 10
HIGHER, crtma selling Ut $.35&l.i0. Msllct sold nj
SLIT. GIcycr nnI timothy werr rathcr qnlnt, nt $1Ga
(l6.a for Tic fnrnMt null s1ptf e45 for tho latter.
SALT-WAs In fair tlcaana nj tiI' nnuDsc1 prices
Ononaga and Saginaw, fnc, 81! 6; caii.Ga, DO sis0
ordinary coarsc, t!00; coartc diamond, dairy
without baga SLY; dairy: With bass' sieo; Asisoi
VEAL-Wns tfnll nArr excessive offerings, nt ~ il
for ihiu anil ordinary lots, Rna GG7c for good u
| choice.
WWlL-The market was auirt and unchanged. Tht
rotnsiDs arc fur oil wnol ptIccs for now nnw7sltl
being :Gs fe4s. TODD to prime fubvaaheA, 6ftSG3c
poor to guotl tul-waacd. 4j sec; fine nnt medium,
washed fleece, 41at01; fa..py do, 6'c coarae vaahcf
itceee 4t@45c; medium aud cnarse utwnHhc, $40
37c; 1nc uuwashed, 27A 3ic; pulled wool 429t'c.
, 1875-04-26

4l.A. Corn quiot aalrs Of 100 bu Il Ga on track AMI
In Rtorc Oats nrulcrtes very xearro. RE neglected.
very scarce. barley firm nnl Bcasce.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, April 2E.-llAr dull; primo, $r,eo.
ch1lts. %2'Du.
Wn1skKT-llstd 1t 1.1f(a1.17.
HRocEafIs-Cuhee, no s0ck In ((rst latl1s: IN Zeal
ora hatA. 0oo bnga; css1oas Sals to prime, lsaM
luxe, wv
, 1875-04-26

snrsr. Bone very eha:cs Eantrru sJors aod ~ high
IN ssfet7Nc. ComtinG pued IN ionaaud safrs. 199-
p01 In a. 5tda5jc. Blica OF thlo and feunsylvAnfa
fceees, medium x, Xxx, XXX, t2tseoc; Michigan
ecces +9ta57Xo, corlina apd lrlaino dtcces, s7tE@
Gdc tnls washed, 6to ; secured, 4lhGS3s.
, 1875-04-26

fNG l1tUeFh DelfeElE4D vi HHcIk III tuo %DWHh Ill
mated III ihe KlM4aon, ., go o 10 2co6} ara Tho
I %Isr+ sn,'9g ,s ws' 2, f1;s =, no; i
wlcl, Rave supply for thd week IN whrat and honr,
foreign andho,acrown aggregated, Of ~! BY 70 !o-
maximum weekly consumption. which gave tlr.
eieney of anprly ut,ltr consumption for the week Of
There are furthor ,nlarorab.e reports Of tho wheat
crop prospects in California. and tho winter whcnt
crnt, iii te Western anu Houtler state Is nsd to have
ec, considerably Injured by tho late low cincrture
Int ii the cheerful spring shall como kindly OH and
showers shall lein to fail tl,e West say get un again
10 Of nSriou. import il il dillcit Il ts sariy .!mo
In t to tell whit tic future IT tho wheat crop
.ha bs a S 1sosS ,S II, Ill., ee 'ass with ss
aud moro positva developments In regard to this
cror.
Eth Of April, ls75 nrludng lonr an wheat. e1nl II
l,s''.la1 1ra: which mn o1sl'sAse ot seamsr aht-
e,.s from ;Ancriss anl sail sa stoasr ahinnsn'
ana'int @ Il, tfa,sIt Arr l. is, Of 1,S;isIo qrs COM
from Hack Sea orts laoo qrs from TIN Dan!ipc. c'
4t9 ars from Atuntis pora Of thc United ~ Ssacr.
ftoM Ghtis, l.sso ars fro mediterranean ras,s, so
u. from lntia, and aI,aso qrs from other rtrss.
There the sh Of April. 1918. In transit fer
The limited Kingdom. exclusive Of steamer shipments
qrn from Tic Ilack sc., 2sto gr* fro ths DanHte.
1rs other ports. This /. cxrluayo Of amount In
tsa,lht from Trlcs:e and fron Francc.
II is cstimatei ti.at ureas britain is saving
600 month In consequence OF last years. goot har
,r.. Ths enables. the 'ahor'ng ,ua1tca ef liza couu.
Of money taxable in1n,ic', and In thIs way tho
abuil'a; harvest saved tho Chancellor Of tho Exclle
aer m from nsHe osa ;hs sns,,3 to face .,., s
closed. From tno 1st Of September ia.t 10 the end of
March. tue gheat a, ,npsr,a Of ts Uni,e1 Kingdom
c.rrtanoritlg p.rlol Of 14iJt Tho IIoaTl Of TrAlo
, 1875-04-26
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following were ths receipts and ahtrment4 Of
tbs leading articles ct produce in tts city during tue
twea,y.fvur hours ending as o'clock Oh Saturday
morning, aud toF tho corresponding date one ssar
tKl:
, 1875-04-26

Iosrox, April 24.-Wool IN fair dstaaul and prices
unchanged, Medium knd No. heeces, coublng and
de!ana sclscItons ani good lines Of super and extra
lutled In demand. The transactions III pulled wools
continue quite large, al6,ooo L. haying been disposed
of during the week, principally from 470a3s for
, 1875-04-26

ffaclulc1 all 1sts. Axcaut ahouldarA ana y. p.
Hams
Mxss ronK-waa 7xa 1oc pcr brl higher, under
worry moderats demand, and riicAy III sympathy with
Lard, there balng otlez nplarent reason for al ad
vance, Bales reported of $50 brls seller Nay at
$cl.s5; 1o0 hrls seller June at and 600
t.ls aeller July At s,ato. Total a3o lrs. The
juno; 22.4o far July; aud noninally at $!.7O for
Augnst. Carload lots Of csa4 were hold Ut So 00.
Extra prime tneea Vas quoted at $15.231l5.60.
LAGD-Waa In very gnotl speculative demand, and
unchanged, aid New York vas oIcltod, though 4,io
but tho latscr movement wns !rohaby con!c1'iancs
Of the frcs buying here friday, June duliyeres
Icing In demand By Iarties who alroay control large
part 1T the lard this city. 6alca reported Of
tya sellcr ssy at 6.Stu te. seller jnne
At S0a 1s.I1H aud 3uu1 tcs sellor July al $G ot
11.l0. Tota lbt7oo tcs. Tho market oloxsl lrn as
ss7i caall or aellsr May $l192kal5 .9s for Juus
| and 3lu.1U.a l0.l.H for July.
MEAIa-Wcrc Iii falr demand, and ruled 6rm 1t tn
lots. Bales wero reDosad of a shoulders At
caa Blu seller May. aud a&o scnr Juno; .eo. .0l9 lLs
short ribs, zGcr July, 1t i3,te; and $50 b1s long
coars u IKE. The market cloaad Ut 9I(e for aou!
ln1s, cash seller May 8No 10 Keller JUNG aa{c
telles June Ike; 10 seer July 10 short ribs ~:
l3Ic; do seller June, 121<e: Do seller July. 1!,to
hans, il ns syesaao,. a. li,i@l:e, Nsoon e,eata
quoted 1t 1JHaAl4Hn for hnns, 94c for Shoulders,
ljKe for short HIS. and 1a}So for Rhort cisaEs-sll
| packed.
nEER rnopucIA 4, aalst " md nom'nally ,n;
| &a09tAI1. 20 fur hhinH.
| TALLnw-Quoteh at Bx1Rs<c.
, 1875-04-26

A meeting OF tbs Local Hoard Of I@hs onoo ~. rL.
was held Saturday afternoon ~ The e'ncs " h..t
locu No, 1oe 1Asalle street, ssvea companies p's*
, 1875-04-26

Withdrawn from store on Friday for cily eonsnmp-
tim: 14s1 bt, wheat, 0T31 bu corn, 2osS Iii barley
Tho following grain inspected into atoT' on
Saturday n1ormng IL cars No, apr!nH. 13s cars No.
do, II cara No. do. car rejected tio9 whca>
cars 1cllow corn cars M ,lo Iii and s9U0 bu
high mixed do, ao3 cara and cn1 bn No. s1o II cars
rreced do 11 cars and oo bu rorn) II cars sslito
oats, es cars No. 3do rejected do ts] oata)
carr No. rye caya No. harley, cars rejected do.
Total {8l cars> 81 0e0 In. inspected out: 1,7Io ha
wheat, oal hit corn tE.93s 1u nata 1850 t barley
The following were thu raccrss aud "hifmcats Of
en lire stock ut this point during tic past
week, uu1 for the corresponding weeks ending IA
tntcd.
, 1875-04-26
FOREIGN MARKETS.
!spsctal DisrattA 10 7As Chicago tribune,

FOREIGN MARKETS.
!spseiaf p'sraitA 10 The Chicago Tribune,
LIVERPOOL, April 2i-11 q. m.-FIorA-Heavy !;
sa,ps at o9s ID, for No. I +; 2ss for No. T.
dnA1N-Wheat-Wintc sold at o. Gl for No. ! !;
oa Id for No. 4; spran8 No. !. 81 o4 No. p 81 ID
white. No. l, o. 81; No. ., oa club, No. !, o. ad.
No, =, ~ ii. Corn, NC. I, ;iaa Nc. 9, Sis 0a.
pnoy1s1oNs-Lard, G,s 81. Fork, 1os Oh.
L1vEuroot., Aprtl.A-Erouiug.- State
xua WessoEn, 29Hs. .
cnAiS--Whsat-No, 7 to No. l RprIna, nav, ID ca
aYs III. Corn American mixed, new, l5y.
ppoyIaIoss-roEk-Wiuts Western, nsw, Ms do
Eastern, Sit. Dsef-Amehran now, IDS I'd. Lard, eBa
Ga. D.con-Cumbcslanl cut, new. tos; short clear,
Ga 81,
OuExsE--Fins American, 73a.
TALLoW-tl8 ID.
RxvlsKp pz1notEuM-oHdl spiris do, I'd.
Ax1wgRP, April sti24.-PNraoLrua--!9f.
IAkpoN, April n4.--WKATlEA-C0lA,
CoxsoLs-Yor money aud account, e310M.
AM1nloAs 6EouRszlxA-Gas. luS4t t7s, lus4 TO-
Aos 1o3h psw d, l93j New York Central, 91; Erie,
u; pseferEnd 3TH.
TALLow-11s9 ID.
ltEplaGn PEraoLxuu-lolld: sp!slts. oHd.
PARIS Aprtl l2&.-HENTEs-Gif3 &c.
FaAaxFunr, April 2l.-UA1Ep srAErs DoxDs-p2s,
| VsA.
piTTspuRo OIL MARKET,
PtrrsBuao, AprA !4.--Petrosnm du)l cruds, y %
At F.rksrs; refined, 19,t3l51sc, Phads!phis ds1i'-
| cry.
, 1875-04-26


totllit't'n, ~. .......12o'9
Coupons, fB.,.......l.3,i
AsH A.............sl1C!i
ueafa.....:t.........,llfs4.
EnrscEcy C1.........12lis
n0stg.
VirKinsae, old ...-....1l
y. EAr"l,nns, tl.....!s's
N. Caru!Mas, naW....slo
, 1875-04-26

PlTTSBUK0 OIL MARKET,
PtT1ssuaa, April 24.--retrolsnm dali cruds, y %
At p4rkers; refined, 13t 13,sc, PhilAds!phis daily
cry.
, 1875-04-26

FrcIsLls ue.c 'lull nud weak. yeaao!s wtso uasre.
ut lc for corn t1 l'nGa'o. Tho barGo Ruler wls H.
ported for al &c. The prop nnasa Tor part raco
corn through, and the barss superior tnrcviuualy CO.
CnNca} for cosi through. Tosal o0D Iii cosn Th4
Java AMI Russia the voaHela engaged for cats cn
Friday.
, 1875-04-26

s:;s: :;: " :s'ER; v III :l:Z
aamo 9a sius S5 Ell S l3 s5 81; III IT, IT,
, 1875-04-26

N-hrl, se0jtEB.1o; No. do, s., 8o'.e00o; No.
ss.sSss.;S: No. pay, saSoad;75; NJ: ! a,soke5el.
h,bsA teo4saI: fan.iiy @ naaessrst aa .nsl: @S sss
s;a s e osasss sass t1ts as's :nf Ss
EasFaiSr herring, rona. ttl. tso,;aoo: ae; MSt1
iyes salmon, N-br'; g Shspso; occan trout dos
and H,! ~ psf Nn SSrs :I21S ,n fair .ct,,
lily uotad in any department Of tho drcu ttl.e
Market while ta gsasr"l movement. W. ty no sans s
ssas"a. as'' The Il aanssed qaotsians fa1s
sustained: FoRKraH-Dases, 1Eta7c; nes, drums,
Tts s a.ns ys t@sa e.! .o Hrsss Go Z
ssais ,.lo: Yaisasis, iiTsssiSe: %1ats ssssa4s.
sasNo; inaana 3 sad Ilitsoi. sIssHc; sea.Gesn:
do pared. 2o.e1je h,ac ckberres, loAatoXe; rusl-
ixr1la.. a!Sss3c: psttel Cherries Ikst5ss. NuT1- y
Eisa walaus. i5@'ta; drenoble x.laata, lgslla,
s.s Ps;ss': Tsaas''ss 'ss; 1l
| GREEN F1suITs--Fore!gn fruits wore steady aud in
fair Request: falenes oran:es so rer caso:
% sriss. PCT ri, tair il eha:o, s; yiSeao; Asrin:
wall banan.a, Shoo seoo pei b4uci; raa bsuaiias'
Observation-Disclosures. ar. .tsong. Sugars. pirans.
mousscs, aud rice arc also lled with conaarnce. The
youn'e Vi sales was liberal, and the general naarkas
may bs regarded Va u! all entncntly healthy condition,
QaoIations Eenialu without mpott4nt change, fol-
| lowa:
lsioe-Ranaeon. cNa7ko; carolIna, 7,l9sAo;
cetyxE.16: q: Jsya, a,tsatXs; E q, Jaya. ". 2 2ax
10. eanasa 10 III, :s $s'a seasas, Ias
H,ngaposs Jaya, !aes9'so; oossa 1cs, u
s sSss;s4Tsss.! 4isasss sas iss iaxs crushed an.
so T. 70; s: 19s: H.: W.s; y s1';. 2, S':s:
mon DO. 7H.S7As; ehetsa n,e1a,sea slisar, saayo;
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-02-25

CALIe0 BY THE POUNB.-I. eco Pounds OF Calico,
~ rating yards to the pound at 80 cents per
pound. at the N Y. Auction House,
jan 2l-4t' s. H HIT.B, Manager.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-02-25

Il - ~ .s nG
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-02-25

Rest stock Of Boots and Shoes sold by
~ Gee III N. B. HENDRY
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-02-25
jan31-tds
1Eossy Creek Property

MI EUY StHAC.
Under an order of the District Court of the Uni
ted States for the Western District OF Va made IN
On FRIDAY, the 5th day of MARCH next,
4. front OF the Courthouse in Staunton, offer at
N Bile sale to the highest bidder,
HOUSE AND LOT,
49, LOT containing three acres and adjoining Kyle
ana others and lot with Store, containing OF an
asre, thu property of the said Oder.
rERMS-One-fourth of parchase money in hand,
y>sidue i'm three equal annual payments bearing in
tercst, the purchaser to give bonds with approved
persona security, and tite be retained as further
security. " u: III; NJ, r ~
s..xtd. Com'rs.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-02-25

re- Special Rates to CHANGERS, cali and trv
Them and you will be pleased. nov %
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-02-25

FOR SALE.
THAT EEAgTFUL RESIDENCE. situated on
hns. Esq, is offered for sale " - W
Terms moderate, sfffd time long
Durwell building. - w
Nov Pit RoBr G. -BIcKLE.
SozADoNT for the TEETH For safe ~
~ GEO. w. MAY & Co.
nov ---- Augusta Street.
Fer the best French corscts, so to
Il aug IL w. II. WELLER,
(SOf, g. L. W"Eers Root. shcc and Nat Store 70
M2 s:is u Sizing Eats IL, 90 i
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-02-25

NOTICE-The undersigned holds certificate of
~ Agency from Dr. R. I. Walcott, ofNew York, for
Walcott's Pain Paint, for ali pain and infianma-
ton.
Walcott's Catarrh Annfhilator for catarr7, and
cold i'll the head and weak nerves N
Walcott's Consumption Cure, for Coughs and weak
Lungs. ~
Walcott's Beauty for the Hair and Skin.
Merchants and Druggists supplied at wholesale
prices at W II. Gorman's Store or
MATTHIAS SCHMITT
at the Newtown Pump, Staunton, va,
September, 18th If -
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Sale Of Real Es'a'
Eva, E. Simerly, etal
VS.,
Cowan & Dickinson

Pursuant to a decree Of the ChN%l
Court ut Eliz lbethton, Carter C'aOl
Tennessee, rendered at its February VT.
1875, in the above cause, | will o0''
sale to the highest bidder upon Tue F'D
iscs, on the
30 day of July 1870 4.
the tract of land mentioned and des' "
in the pIeadings of said cause, lylnG ID "
and civil district of Carter County,
joining the State Line, the LANDS !. '
heirs of G. w. Heaton, Averys aGd %'%
and containing POGO acres, SAID laou !
first be sold in lots and then as
and the sale yielding the most mono! a,
be adopted. Said land will be sou \. i
credit of six and twelve months D.. u" J,
of the equity of redemption ls \,
chasers will be required to execute MI a
with good and approved security l!,i ,,t
lien will be retained on the l',G y Y
the notes are fully paid. Said lanl . u"
watered. and is the finest graEDs L.da
the county, is also well timOsTer ol.,,, :
an abundance of walnut and SU' .,,,i
we'll as poplar and other %valu? - I.s sn u
a great portion of said lands Is . isSnr
can be easily aud conveniently s u, sbs
and is located in a very neal,.
lying at the foot Of Roam NouA'' ~ VI
persons desiring cheap homes III Il, j
terms should not fail to attenu Ll
sale. This the l4th day Of 'uD'
1875. ,ru IN.
JOHN C. SMITH, GO"
T.-.lr-IntSt0
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WEALTH.
Here's Richness"-The Black
Hills full of Gold.

CHICAGO, June ga special corres>
pendent oil the Mtcr,Oceaa. with the
sciehticie expedition in the Black Hills,
at Camp Harvey. on French creek, Gus
ter's gulch, sends the following telegram
via Fort Laramie dated June s.; Gold
in large quantities and of good quality
has been discovered in Clusters gulch,
French creek and along this stream for
a distance Of upwards seven miles the
source or gulch mines. There are scat>
tered along French creek four different
mining parties, numbering 25 men, who
have taken up claims. on all of which
gold Of good color has been obtained.
There are also several quartz lodes which
promise rich returns. but the greatest
Importance is attached to gul,h gold Dig
gihgs. When the gold was discovered
the scientists we're a Camp futile. and
one arrived here yesterday afternoon,
when they we're somewhat astonished at
the discovery. 1t is intended to make
this a permanent camp, where the com
mand will remain until the return Of the
supply train from Laramie.
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THE GREAT EARTHQUAKE.
Vivid Narrative or the Shock.
A Day of Terror and a Night of
Horror.

New York, June Pa Maracaibo
letter of May 29lh gNi G an a count of
the earthquake causing the destruction
of San Jose de Cuyate, says:
"On the 18th and 18th, there had been
earthquake shocks, but on the morning
Of the 18th everything was serene. AT
BALI past IL o'clock the earth commenced
shaking with great force, and from all
sides people rushed to the street. For
fifteen seconds the movement continued
the city moving like a great ship without
ballast. lnstantaneously a cloud of fire
and dust enshrouded the streets and
houses, impeding vision and calling
forth cries of horror. These were Of
short duration, however, as the dust soon
became so thick as to impede respiration
Many who might have been saved from
the ruins of falling buildings, fell victim.
to suffocation. Not longer that tive
minutes this terrible affair continued
A wind rapidly carried away the dusI
cloud.
The SO fearful day was followed BY
a still more fearful night. The sur
vivors had moved to the suburbs of thu
city where encampmeuts were established
Rain commenced to fall in torrents anc
amid impetible darkness the groans o
the wounded filled the air, varied only b,
sharp detonations proceeding from ex
plosive material amid the ruins.
The comming of the new day showed
that not more han 1000 remains alive
Beneath the fallen houses lay from 500
to 10000 dead"
The letter also reports the destructio
of other places as mentioned in the &C
count of the earthquake by way of Pa
mama, some two weeks ago,
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Josh Billings Guide to Health

Never u into debt, if you can find
emmy thing else to run into.
BE honest if you can, if kant be
honest pray for help.
Mary yung, and if you make a hit
keep cool and don't brag about it.
BE kind to your mother in-law and
if necessary, pay for her board at sum
good hotel.
Battle thoroughly once u week in soft
water and kasteel soap, and avoid tite
boots.
Exeacise in the open air, but don't
saw wood until you are obliged to.
Laff every time yu feel tickled and
laff once in q while emmy how.
Eat hash washing day and be thank
full, if you have to shut yure eyes to
do it.
Hold the baby half the time, and
allwuss start the FIRE in the morning,
and put on the tear kettle.
Don't jaw back-it only proves that
yu are as big a phool as the other
.phello.
Never borrow what you are able tc
buy and allwuss have sum things VI
WON'T lend,
Never git in hurry, you a walk a
good dele further in a day than yu can
run.
ron't sware--it may convince yu
but IL sure not to convince others.
If you have dauters, let yure wife
bring them up; if she has got com
mon sense she can beat all yure the,
orys.
Don't drink to much nu cider, and
however mean you may be, don't abuse
a COW. .}} ~-. rF.. q
Law and respekt your wife emmy
how it il o deal cheaper than to be al
Che time wishing she was sum how
different. s,9v 50
Don't phool with s~piutualism it il
like being a moderate drinker sure Il
beat you at last.
Don't have emmy rules for long hf
that w won't break ; be prepared TO
day to die tomorrow. IL the best kreec
for long life l kno ov.
Keep your he'd cool and feet drl ans
breath thru yurc ose as much as yoI
kan