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Orphans Court Sale.

Hf Virtue Of an order granted by
lfthc utphnrs' Court OF Snyder County. to
theun!ersiShc ndmhistratriN ut the Lstats
Of le en- Al smith, late oi the Uprough ut MIA.
hlchnrR deccasel.tp tp foll the Real Estate OF said
doceient tor tho payment ot dautR, No the Sid
Administrative VIII expose TO rubiic sale on
tho premises In the EorpuVG ui Aliddlcbutg
snyder county ia, on saturday. Nprii s:ii
-. 20, the following dcs ibed Real Estate, viy
Al That certain messutge and LO 4 q
% q I y it situate In the borough Aforesaid,
bounded on tho Nn'th by Market strcO', East
by lui oi lhillp Splii, south by an alley q, 4
o. tho West by tho Western half uf lot 80. - ,
now owned hy urih smith The said messu'
age being the Eastern half OF Iot No. 2s MS
numhered IN the general plan oi said Borough,
containing une,eisLt ct m aero more or less
together With All the BUILDINGS thereon
--eclei-tfuc same being the One-LAli the
building erected on said lot No, .S)
sale To commence q ono O'clouk H. ". of saI
day hhen terms VI sale will bs made known by
MARY g. SHIrl,
AdministTatTlx.
r.S.-urlnh Smith, who IL tho owner Of tho
Western half OF slll Lot M. -, and the alt
OF the huiliiUgs erected on said I.ut-~ill ~.
pose the 'aule u fuJlie sale at the same Zine
and piaco.
March s., 20. URIAH SMITH,
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USE OF I'll
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for all kinds
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adopted the
RESOLVED.
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the commissi
resolution.
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I'd spectacle.
fuss about
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day without
used to keep
work till l "
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arm, SO that
could put th
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Auditors FOL.

In h' O,pi",'s court far he CJm'V Of
>Is.,r:
l'rAEE oY SANyEL rAwLiNG, DE,' n.
THE Auditor appointed bY the snil
L t'u-t m,s" .. ~ hg'i1u e thr tlris iu
I'll. ltuIs Of l. ~ P,w'iul ann L,Uls l.. p,vl.
irf fN"" .tu~Sut tAo VsttiH nf Stwu'l IaNIiug
dr'rt-rl, 80 tul rmiu! tGa I-ral rrrrr..r titINr-
ct SAIL d". rt-"i htrrpy fiyus Lutitv that he w
meet On" rut .,- lsiHr'.t.i pl tio = h,v rf Ann
$50, Nt W O'Clock ~ the viii'' - :, AlemIu y
son, Ia tl.e brrnnsi of SrlNs,ruvr, snyder Go.
H., wi'rn gnt whore all Ia'fr.s 90 rltv nltrpl II
th"' thlu pr per- II. u. DIETRICH,
April LIS. Aulttnr,
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A DMiNISTRATORS' NOTICE
N-ictt"rs OF admlbistratinn on a.. estate OF
W. ". smith, late uf Beaver township decd
having 10 u granted 20 the undersigned, a'Ip
sons showing Ia, mselves Indebted TO said estate
ar requested 10 make Immediate piyiu mt, white
those having claims will present L en- duly
1Uthsnticatod dt1rsettleucn,to
T.. l.. SMITH
JOHN BiLGEE.
mar93''d. Administrators.
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Republican State Convention.

HAnnrsouRo, March 29.-The Re
publican State Convention assembled
in The Opera House, this city. ut L.
o'clock NJ. Among tho delegates
were most off the leading men of the
party, who participated in the pro
ceedings with an interest and spiri,
That evinccd determination to do
libcrate for the good of the country
and party, No wrangling or dis
turbing elements were present and
the proceedings were marked by n
harmony and enthusiasm seldom
seen in political conventions.
Convention was called to order at
II O'Clock Ivy Col. III. NJ. IIoyt.
Chairman State Central Committee.
The roll of delegates was called by
A. Wilson Nonis, Secretary. and
every district reported fully repre-
SEN ted.
The nomination OF Gen VIM. II.
hoontz, Of Somerset. for temporary
Chairman was unanimously approx
ed, and upon taking the chair deliv.
cred n very suitable address.
Committees, wore then appointed
on, contested seats, 10 draft rospln-
tons. for permanent organization.
and names To the Cincinna convcn
ton. after which a recess was taken
until 2 o'clock p m.
SECOND SESSION.
The Convention reassembled at 3
o'clock. Chas. II. Fctterman. from
tue committee on permanent organi'
zation reported the following for
permanent organization.
Presideut.-Elward M'Pherson,
Of Adams.
Mr. Mrhcrson was escorted to
the chair bv Hon. John Mitchell
aud W =. Wilson, the band playing
Hail to the chief"
The following gentlemen were se-
lccted rs Electors:
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lCOMMUNICATED
anOrandunl.

A man should always be governe by princi-
pie and he ought not encourage in his friends
that which he denouncea in those who happen
for the hour not to have his appreciation; and
If this is not the rule Of his action he cannot be
said to be governed in his opinions of either
men or measures by fixed rulss. The probabll.
lty is that Mr.. Latham made a most efficient
Mayor, and no complaint arose against him that
he did not discharge his duties, or that he WAS
not eIgb bic to the position; still it is true that
sufficient number of the Conservative party so
bitterly opposed his re. election that they sue
ceeded in defeating him after he had fairly re.
ceiyed the nomination of the Conservative par
ty. What we wish to say is this That large
ma Gritty OF those who thus defeated Mr. Latham
without specific charges were sctuated towards
him by personal dslike and rather than forego
that personal DISLIKE sacrificed the Mayorsty,
and al owed a member Of the Republican party
to have it. The principal charge against Mr.
Latham was that he 10anted to be Mayor all the
time; and If we do mol do injustice to the now
present Mayor, he WAS foremost in encouraging
and abetting that CHARGE and we will say, rs u
friend to consistency, that we will not without
earnest protest allow Mr.. Mayor Of 10 day, t.
repeat by his own practice and that Of hi:
friends that which he and they condemned in
MIR. Laihsm Consistency
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VIRGINIA NEVIS.

The Governor has appointed the following
Board of Visitors to Mount Vernon: II. W.
Thomas, Fairfax; 10. OuId, Richmond; Gil
bert S. Meem, Shenandoah; Fitzhugh Lee,
Stafford; b. F. Rixey, Fauquer; and the fol-
lowlog Board tor the Virginia Military Insi-
tute, w: John Letcher, Lexington; Walter
H. Taylor. Norfolk; Robert L. L. BeaIe, West
moreland; Wm H. Payne, Warreutoo; John
5. Wise, Richmond; r. I. Barton, Wloches-
ter; Randolph Harrison, Cum berland; H. A.
Edmondson, Salem.
Sam. Perry, who killed Nick. Rollins, in
King George county, has been found guilty of
murder in the second degree and bis term Of
Imprisonment 10 the penitentiary liked at five
years, but the Court has granted him a new
trial.
The wooden mills of Fredericksburg, destroy
ed by fire last fall, have been rebuilt and are
10 operation.
l. w. Frazer, formerly of Lynchbure, COM
mitted suicide in Danvie last Sunday.
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to warm me and cook my food, but whenever
it catches TO the weather boarding myself or
my country [ call for the water buckets to ex-
tinguish its flames therefore moved against
the Democracy as we'll as against any other
party when duty called me to act Whether l
aud my associates we're the authors OF unbound.
ed calumuies my report will show. No use oil
public money charged upon Gen. Grant comes
up to the abuse of public deposits in the pei
banks by the Secretary Of the Treasury and
Reuhcu NJ. Whitney. See the report VI the
committee of nihe, and especially the wool
clip correspondence between Mr. Woodbury.
and MIR. Whitney.
The address or direction Of letter to me by
Gen. Jackson, as printed and published, is not
true copy of the original. See that if it can
be found, aud you will find specimen Of Gen.
Jackson's autograph, of his bad spelling, and
of his under scoring with the emphasis OF pas
sion. According to my recollection the latter
part of the address Was, "Ol the abuses and
corruptions of the Executive Department
charged" Very truly yours,
HENRY A WISE.
To DR.. A. Y p Garnet, Washington, u. &
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| COMMUNICATED.



have often read in the Gazette's local COL
umn about the Mayor giving orders for the ar
rest of all parties caught throwing balls in the
street, and have never known single indivG-
usl to have been arrested under said orders DUR
ing the last ten years, (about the time the silly
performance was started in thi section) though
the police would not have to 90 far to find par
ties engaged in it. Every year just rs on rs
good weather begins to prevail, and quiet people
commence to take their evening walks the ball
pitchers also make their appearance, and render
oftcntimes sidewalks dangerous for ped -strians
1t is no rare occurrence when small children
have to be carried in doors to keep them from
running the risk of being stunned by heavy
base ball | will relate Il case which | witnessed
this morning on Prince street: A little child,
certainly not over q year and u half old, while
standing in door by the side OF its mother, VS.
struck violently in the breast By ball hur cd
from the opposite side of the street. This &C
cdent did not stop the parties from pitching the
ball; they continued their practice, and
the lady had no other alternative than to pick
W her child, 60 in the house and shut the door.
Now is it right for mothers and children to be
compelled 10 forfeit their comfort in this way,
and have even their lives endangered 7 for there
is no doubt but what those heavy base balls are
often thrown with force enough to kill child.
1t is earnestly to be hoped that this standing
der of the Mayor may no longer be regarded as
q dead letter, but all be arrested and fined who
may hereafter be caught engaged in the prac-
tice. 80
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measure.

The bill introduced in the U. S. House OF
Representatives yesterday by MIR. Harris, OF
Virginia, 10 relation to Congressional Witnesses,
provides that section lO4 OF the Revised
Statutes shall be so amended that whenever a
witness, as mentioned 10 said section, fails to
testify, and the facts are reported to either
House, the President of the Senate or Speaker
OF the House, upon being requested by the
Senate or House, as the case may be, shall Ger
,;fv the facts under the seal IF the Senate or
House to the District Attorney of the District
Of Columbia, whose duty it shall be to bring
the matter before tn; Grand Jury tor their ac-
ton, provided that DO criminal proceedings
shall! be commenced or had against such wit
ness until the Senate or House, as the case
may be, shall discharge such witness.
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GIL .SOTTTES.

ITO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN. -
Il Take notice that on the 18th day OF June
1876, Tor so soon thereafter rs counsel csn bs
heard) shall apply to the Circuit Cour, 10 ba
held for the county Of Fairfax, Site OF Virgin.
il, beginning on the 18th cay OF June. 1876 t,.
Nh order directing tho transfer OF all monies or
other personal property in the hands of o. "
HUNT administrator OF 5. }. Hoag, daceasei
or in the hsndS OF said o. w. Hunt rs grrers
receiver Of said Court and the proceed. .. N.
sale II uny real estate il the hsnds OF said q. "
Hunt or other person belonging to Sheldon K
Hoag who is an infant under the sge o! twr,. :. =
one year: ana q resident of the county OF Scnr.
nectsdy, in The State of New York, 10 me- y:
tn. lawfully qualified guardian OF the SAID in :
fant. in the said Stale .. New York
Moore, y. q. MADISON VEDDER
WY Df-wlyu
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ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
TUESDAY. MAY 2. 1875.

If there be property owner or gas con-
sumer in the city who intends voting tor the
anomaly called proposed amendment to the
CITY Charter-who pays his bills--be should
know before hand, and We now tell him, that II
that remarkable instrument be adopted the
collectors Of taxes and gas bills will have to be
elected by the people that tax and gas ollis
collectors being but human, aud consequently
DESTROYS of retaining their Offices, will, OF course,
in order to secure votes for succeeding eectlous,
not enforce collections, and that the necessary
result will be large delil quent list every year.
aud that as the debts of the Corporation must
be paid the taxes and gas bills will have TO be
raised even higher than at present to make UP
the deficiency, aud that his, the prompt tax
payers expenses, will be proportlonatey IN
c, cased. Those who have no taxes to pay, or
who, having them, don't pay them, and who,
having nothing else to do, can devote days to
the consideration Of the qualifications OF the
inoumerabe candidates. in order to select the
seventy-Gve that will have to be balloted tor,
and who will not regard the ridicule the city
will draw upon herself by the adoption OF the
noudeserpt bill the Legislature passed, will vote
forts ratification, all others, and We trust na'
iority, will vote for its rejection. 1t is under
stood that some of the members of the City
Council, who urged the submission of the
amended charter TO the voters of the city. though
10 favor of the amendment as forwarded to
Richmond, as were many others, are utterly
opposed to the ridiculous changes made 10 i,
while before the Legislature, and though they
still think the people should have an oppor-
tunity of voting for or against it, will avail
themselves of that same opportunity to ez,
press their condemnation Of tue obnoxious
measure
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-02

The British Cabinet has decided to stand by
the extradition act of Parliament of 1870.
Uoder this decision Winsow, Gray. Brent aud
the numerous other prisoners held by Great
Britain 10 Jail awaiting warrants for extradi-
ton, will be released to-day. Great Britain
contends that the act Of Parliament of 1870,
known az the extraditon act, must be consld-
cred 10 connection with all extradition treaties
between Great Britain and other foreign coun-
tries. The United States contends that the
treaty of 1912 is binding. The extradition act
says criminal claimed by the demanding State
must be tried only 90 the charge for which be
Is eytradited.
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NEWS OF TIE DAY

The Evening Journal ofChicaeo says edl-
torially: "Thcre appears 10 be no doubt OF the
truth of the report that Don Carlos, the pre-
tender to the Spanish throne, iSin tins country
He was recognized IN this city last Sunday "
those who have seen him at Madrid and Paris,
who assure Us most positively that they sa"
him, accompanied BY three Spanish compan
ious, at mas in the French Cathoic Church III
Hulst street on that day. Those from whom
we derive this Information are very positive
that it was the veritable Don Carlos.
When the n Y Coaching Club made its lrs'
parade last week, the stage drivers on Filth
avenue all turned out for the coaches, thus say
ipy the drivers much annoyance. This act OF
aour,ts ~ was rewarded on Saturday night, when
the memb ers OF the Coaching Club gave the
drivers TO the number OF seventy, hne sup
per the members of the club miuging with
their guests, many of whom came directly from
their omDibuses, and engaging them 10 conVcr'
saion. Speeohes were made by Col. Dc'aucy
Kane, William Jay aud lawrence jerome, oil
the CLUB and by several ut the drivers.
In Philadelphia, on Sunday, man named
VIM. Devers surrendered himself to police
officer, stating that iohr years ago, while eoga
ged 10 drukcn fight near Uuiontown, IN Penn
| sylvania, he had killed a man. He had beer
| arrested for the crime, but had escaped from
jail H now wished to be returned to jail auc
be punished for his offence. The Chief OF 70
lice of Philadelphia received dispatch Iron
Sheriff Springer, Of Uuiouown, saying thai
| Dryers did break jail there and asking that be
be held 10 custody until an officer could be sen
for him.
A dispatch from Vicksburg, says: "tor ;
long time steamboat meu have predicted tina
sooner or later the river would find its wa!
through the cut # on the peninsula just soutt
OF the old site OF d, Soto, opposite tins city
Al 3 . clock to-day the peninsula yleld' 10 th'
free Of the current, aud quickly an luI menSe
flow of water rushed through the out, which
caved in heavily at both sides. The new char
mel will shorten the river navigation by abou
thirty miles, aud leave Vicksburg out 10 TIT
cold.
Sunday evening the Chinese quarter in TIT
town of Antioch, near the mouth OF the Sal
Joaquin river, was burned. The Chinese hat
been previously warned to leave towo By tn
whites, and most of them obeyed the order
Those who remained till the fire blrke out nee
unmolested. All the houses were burned ex
cept two, which we're removed yesterda
n personal violence was offered the Chinese
though the excitement was great aud larg
crowd gathered to witness the destruction
the iuhabitaDts.
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After the Gazette's report Of the proceed
ings of the Methodist General Conference in
Baltimore, closed, yesterday, Rev. Israel G.
Pershiug, of Pittsburg, was chosen assistant
secretary. The remainder OF the session was
taken up by the Rev. w. H. Perrine, who
made lengthy argument in favor OF an amend
ment to the Book of Discipline, providing for
the division of the Conference into two bodies,
clerical Senate and House of Delegates
composed exclusively of laymen. Mr.. Perrine'
resolution was laid on the table.
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COfs-IRT.SERSHIpS
DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION:
The copartnetship existing between the nm.
dersigned under the firm name OF
AVERY s. DAVIDSON
is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Euba-
partner will sign in liquidation.
K w. AVERY
F }. DAVIDSON
Alexandria, Va My 1876 my
u ) 0 l. U T / N
The copartnership heretofore existing be wear
the undersigned, under the FIRM name OF JN0
j. JAMESON & CO., is this day dissolved Lv
mutual consent Jno. }. Jameson will set
the business of the late firm.
LEWIS Nick ENZlE.
my lin JND J. JAMESON
NOTICE OF COPA RTN ERSHIP-Fr,,n
~ this date NJ Jno. } Jameson will be- ~.
.sociated with me in the conduct of sGENERAL
COM MISSION BU>l& KSS under the style +
K. Nj. LAWSON j. JAMESON
K. NJ LAWSON.
Alexandria, Va, May l, l81G--lm
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Meteorological.

The month of April just past has been dry
and varied as to temperature some days very
warm and others quite cool. and vegstion about
rs forward az usual. The warmest days were
the 18th, i4.h and 2Sth- 74o; three other days
100 and 72o The coolest morning was the 81
3C0 several other mornings just al the fire, Eng
point $50 viz: 8th 9th and 10th, one degree above
freez On the lst 9th and 10Th. Rain te upon
8 Or 9days, mostly very light IS inches dur.
l;g the month. In March we had ST inches
of rain. Mean temperature for March Wa;
80 81 April 81 10 mean temperature for March
inst year 50 81 April last year AZ Us
Accotnk, Va. Z. GlLL1SGHAM.
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MIR. Frost, Of Massachusetts,, was before the
Committee on Banking and Currency yester
day on the question of issuing silver for legal
tenders, to relieve the present scarcity Of small
change. He introduced bill in the House,
and the committee will act on it to-day. Treas
urer New says either that or temporary new
issue of fractional currency is necessary, be-
cause the people are boarding the new silver
uieces as curiOsties.
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The May Der of tie Maryland Farmer,
one OF the best agricultural magazines in the
country, has been received from its publisher,
Ezra Whitman, Baltimore also the May num-
Der uf.lhe Penn Mon,ly-an excellent N rgazue
OF literature, science and politics, from its Phila-
deIphia publishers
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TOMMlSSIONER'S OFFICE,
" Alexandria, Va. a! Ri e.h, l,-6
In the Circuit Court OF Ale2andria civ.
Farmers Bank Of Virginia USE &c,
VS.. IL ch'y
AleXsndria CANA COMPANY ct al.

Exit. from decree Of Nov term, 1871
| Inc Court dotn recommlt this cause 70 tbs
said ComInis<oG"- with instructions to aScer.sia
and report to the next term OF this Court tie
residences OF the plaintiffs and defendants in the
| suit Of Bayn" ct e.. W The Farmers Bank q,
| Virginia ct d., st the time OF its institution in
| the u. 5 Circuit Court Tor the District OF E:r-
ginis, the residence Of the Alexandria Canal
| Company Mt the same time aid when the said
| rule issued against it il the Said suit. and the
present sidcn OF said Cana Company, whelh-
er or Lot 1T tn time the said rule issued ag.lts:
| the Canal CU!nrany there Was u deere" Tor
| money in the said suit agains! The Farmers
| Beuk OF Eiig.ili., and whether or not n Teri
| tacas haG is -ei thereon and Was or mad been
| in the hands al ~ officer ~ be levied, "ho %aS
the receiver in the S..i. case End where he re-
| sided, and such other matters rs aAy party may
| desire said Commissioner 70 ascertain aui re-
| port The said Commissioner shall also pro-
| cure and h:o with his report copy Vi the bill
ed in tie said suit, copies Of ali dccree> or or
dcrs therein pertaining 10 the said judgncH;
| against the Canal Company, and copy OF the
rule against the sad Canal Con p.ny and Of the
tfi.rr's return laercon. The SAID Commission
er shall return with his report 81! evidence taken
by l. m. And the said Commissioner shall "iso
ascertain and report the amount pald Oy me
i.ssecs of the A.cXai.drn Cmh.i 10 the said ne
acxandrit Canal Company slncc the execution
Of the less, on account 0. the anhuai rent o.
) 10 and the amount unpaid on account oi
said rental iJr said years stating Interest on me
balance remaining unpaid ut tue end OF each
wear Notice IF the commissioners proposed
action und-r this decree shall be published oic9
i week ! four SUI CesSIVr weeks III sou Q ch!N"~
MEN, new spaper, and ZACH publication sA&I! be
euuivmlen, 10 personal service Of such iotcc VI
the PARTIES
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The Democrats of New Orleans, yesterday,
elected the Mayor aud FIVE out of the seven
Councilmen. The election was hotly contested,
and the Democrats were successful for the first
time since 1868.
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co MMERCI-AL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, May 1.-THE mar
ket fo. Grain continues dull and quiet, with
light offerings to-dsy, and prices unchanged.
The only transactions on Change to-day were
les of i32 bushels red Wheat in small lots at
20, 100, 1885, 49, l45. l47 and $50, rs to quality,
and e24 bushels mixed Corn ut a. 80 and 56.
Fiitg-!ou bushels of Rye brough. 81
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The Emperor Of Russia will shortly issue a
proclamation affirming that the peace of Eu.
rope must not be placed 10 doubt by the East
ern question.
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rI'HE PARTIES Interested in tn" "h'S'-
i named sul are hereby notified TINT IL Z
tAel u on the 4tn DA \ OF MAY, le.n, NJ ny
office, No 81 klng street, AlcAandrIn Va, =;
II O'clock, ~ the Inc and place when Md
whore shnl! proceed L. cX"c':tr the said decree,
and a!l $t!ch are hereby required t" Aztec =!
said time and p!scr h. ~ EN- ZEE
Comm Missioner In ChangrTI.
+ L. Smith d a. ~ S-"iH
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Trains ceased running Oh the Valley railroad
last Saturday. and Col. NJ. q. Harmon has
started line of stages between Staunon and
Harrisonburg, to carry the mails and passen-
gers between those two points.