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\ Survivor OF the Wrecked Steamer
Geo. ). Wright, EoJ:IltI.

\ Survivor OF the Wrecked Steamer,
Geo. 5. Wright, EoT:nt!.
An Indian coul-heayer named Come,
hns been discovered to be u survivor u
the wrecked steamer, q. S. Wright, the
particulars of the loss Of which, mud
subsequent fate of crew and passengers
has been SO long involved in doubt.
1t appears that Conn has. for aomo rea-
son been concealing his identity since
the loss OF the vessel. but was recently
recognized aud brought to Yictorin,
where he suited 10 the Superintendent
of Police, TINT the boilers of the steam
or exploded ut night, and she began to
sink. Captain Ainsley with four United
Stntes officers aud passengers got into
hoat, md told him to get iii. when
the party, seven i'll all. pulled ashore
near Cape Caution. The balance Of
those OH board, be says, were in bed,
md thinks they went down with the
vessel nj she snrl; rapidly. On reach
ing shore the Captains party were sap
| piled with blankets Ia Keep ;hcin wnr:n,
| by Indians. Three canoe loads Of In
dians arrived day or two after, 10
whom tho Captain offered 500 to take
the party TO Fort Rupert. Fuur Il the
Indians being armed, imsL.Hd'ol accept
ing tho offer, shot and killed all the
whites, lobbei the bodies Of all val
uaIlca, and then sunk thcrn in deep
water. Coma was spared only on con
dillon that he should never reveal the
facts stated. Four prisoners have been
brought before Conn for recognition,
and Two were identified CO bcloging TO
the murtlcroua band.
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WEEKLY ElgO INDEPENDENT.
NuNnAr, jun; 10 1s11.

The PreItirnt'1 Position uesn,tIIn.
the SILVER Question. rt@
csident Hayes is reported to. hay,
rcssed regret that Governor Cullom,
of Illinois. should have vetoed the sill.
yer bill recently passed By the Legisla.
tnrc Of that State. he being strongly in
favor OF tue restoration Of the old trade
dollar. lie thinks The manifest wishes
Of tho people should have been respect
cd. and thar tho operation of the law
would have hccn n highly beneficial
experiment to tho whole country In
the discussion OF the silver question
the President surprised his hearers By.
exhibiting depth and thoroushness
Of knowledge upon the subject for
which they were not prepared, and af-
fortling conclusive evidence That he has
, been giving il his most earnest atten-
ton. The favorable consideration Of
this measure by the President has had
the effect of renewing the open hostility
Of the New York Times, which declares
TINT " either tho Prcsil ut il wilfully
n.isreprvscnted, or ho is prepared to
mike II CONCESSION to one OF the most
foolish and dishonest financial the cries
Of our time
The question Of American finance has
for years. pnst received greater consid-
Grafton from business men and lcgisla-
tive bodies than perhaps any other sub
ject Of general interest to the country,
aud after general ovcrhauling OF pre-
cclrnts and statistics calculated i'll any
degree to cast ray Of light by which
to designate the proper course TO be
pursued in order to conserve tho best
lnterests Of tho country, definite con-
clusion nppenrs, ns far distant now, as
wien the subject was first agitatcd.
The most learned financial doctors are
quite MS widely separated III their views
respecting the matter, rs are those of
the yericst pot-house scrubs, aud the
proposition of y President Hayes, to
ndopt some ono plan ao nh
experiment., is really tho only practi-
col one yet advanced. All tho learned
long-winded essays have certainly
accomplished nothing. nor is there the
least probability that they ever will,
therefore il any improvement of our
present miserable financial system is
ever mado. it will be accomplished
through some definite action-with
more than wind rs n motive
mower.
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EEAsrrs liE: oHs has announced his 70
tircincnt froGl Inc active management
oil The New York Evening Exrras, nj
tho close OF forty-oue years journalistic
cndeavor. Ills yalcdictory says: "Duf-
Ing that time ut least liz Now York
city journals have been born, and Gro
now dcnd, leaving fewer regular iourn-
ais here now than there were % years
ago. With tne constantly increasing
expenses Of daily journalism the chances
nlc Tint there will not bo NJ many pub
lished hero % years hence ~ now"
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4 Iinl.n Nlmi,.i.

The rumored falling Of the Niagnrn
suspension bridge, grew out Of tic oc-
cnrrcncc OF n disaster iii England. by
which loss Of life attended tho fmIIiry
Of suspension bridge. The Ningnra
bridge was recently subjected to criti.
cal scientific examination, and pro-
nounced perfectly nccnre.
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ASSESS MEHT ii5IiGE.
rANTIIl:n MINING cosIpATY.Lo.

DATTTIIsR MINING COMPANY 10
cation "I prinCI. al Il.r" al lu,irss.
SAn liaECi.'p. e.. !;JITii. Location 81 y;"!t-
t"ri"c"via Mii!I, Ii,:r',.. C"GnuCpi'ia. E!lp
county. Nc.laS.
"OTiGh l. h-Trb: giT.I ti.h: At . meeting Of
IL" H"..rl -: Divrr."r' held nIi tho Ian dIy q!
VI y. 1877, MA as'rS-u"I.t 80. T. Of II ir -
cents EcT shHru w,s ir"Ird G."n III"
CHpi'.l .t"cS al She rrIrTnti.u. I4yab! i:,ii,gr.
diitrly. ia TniaG static GOLD coin. To- the :, -gc-
tHTy. at the Oil" Of i." C,'uinry. Hp.EI /.
HHyraid's UI'!!GE@. No. 40 Ca!:".u.. 81. N,i
fTrncisco. Cant irHia.
Any stock upon which tiiisr1fctu.rTt 'hLli re-.
main IEptl un the, i.,nt.rIIih 'li""f Ju e.. Isl:
viii l." delinquent und nlN, r.hri for 'Hi' g.;
puhlic auCinu. and uuiCsy I:'yIu,n, IT, iuldc h..
iurc viii IL sold "H NJ HDAN. tic :.INgE day
Uf jury. Iri7. t. pay the Delinquent n..,r,1'-
mCEt, toy, tl-t with ruS;R al .iyN.iisiuE aIi
cSpcnacs Of sale. IS order Of the EuafI o;
DirCC:JrJ.
!. ". rEw, Secretary.
OFrIcr- Room I, IIayNsris' Eutlding. 40
Ciiif'TiiI street, San franCiEgU, California.
mIJil
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u. u. IAauL has returned from San
Francisco to Enrokn. and ns,nrcs tho
%>HiimrI thn. matters come ctcd with tbs
suspension Of chs bank Of Inunil Il Co.
ar" satisfactorily strarH"d, and thinks
Il resumption o! aTsineha viii probably
sODm take place.
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fE"n gcD;ieuM II6. ro,Trnol from
Hunter Di..Tict IN Nn,0,I learns that
n noT 'p"D Is Topi'y gSgwinS up at
that place, nbyut thirty houses b.ing
already crIHi!q'ci. The hrn IS ~.
chiol ia Hga EI.n THXo. abDGs tYonty
ailcs snnth 81 tie canyon Gi that
nninc. Its mot s,j1siauup! bailjiugs
.cre brought ffOp cherry Cieoh nmi
Schclbpnrm. rio mra. NJ The mircs nrc
owned by ono company. HDI The popu.
lntion Of tho camp does not exceed SOW.
cnty men. a furnace capable 81 sniolt.
ing foitY tons per day r. On is way
from Utah. aisd will soon 10 rcady for
work.
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A. Y. LANCASTER.
! iIrrclINn,iisr,
IuSGaROliA, NEVADA.
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

CYnACrSE H0iD AND SILVER MINING
- Company. location Of principal place OF
buHincss. lilo, Scvaia. Location Of works.
Grand junction Nlning District, Elko County,
state Of SCyIla.
Nniicc II hereby given, that Of a meeting ot
Aprii. 1871. MI GarrssInrnt mo. ~ nf Two Cchta
per ThATn was luvlri upon tho capital s'ock mi
Tho corporation. payable Immediately ~ Unit
cd Sintrs gold Cuin. Ia tho Htcr"'Ary' AZ Inc o'hco
ri ihn Company. Flo. Nevada
Any stock mv0n which this assessment shnll
rcmaim unpaid 90 tho 9Th day of Jnhr, 1877,
wilI Ic delinquent, aud advertised fpr rh'e NJ
ul,!ic Auction, aud unless payment II Intlo Or.
fore, VIII DO snld Oh Tho EIGHTH DAY OF
AIaitEr. 1871. to pay the delinquent S'scsH.
mcmt. together with rnst1 Of advertising and
rYntI ps,s al ,nlu. iy order OF tho Board Of d.
I. oyrIlEiCnER, Secretary:
OFFICE IikD Nevada. AHA
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TIE PmcnkG Coal Company is i'm.
porting n diamond drill with which 10
prospect The mountain Of that nario to
n depth Of 800 feet. IN search Of all.
lhrncitg or Li,uiniuon1.
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RoAcn. who killed Mat. Gleason.
plead guilty, mud the Court decided that
IN nccorlnnco With tho evidence, dc.
fondnnt wns guilty Of murder in tho
second degree.
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The RrrciHs Of tho itl .nys tho work
OF tearing dom TIC old furnace roon
OF tho Manhattan mill. preparatory TO
Tho erection Of nov ono in It's slcnd,
wns commenced to-day.
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GENERAL Il. F.--S. BUTLrm dcclarcs
that he has not determined 10 buck
ng"inR. The administration. SO much
the better for Bon.
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ABOUT IL o'clock Monday night
Simon kinsman, miner i'll tho Con.
Virginia mine. WAS stabbed in the NIL
do'nen by burglar, as he eutcred the
cabin after the days work. On reach
Ing the door Of an inner room, il was
suddenly opened. and man rushed out
striking Mt Kinsman with IL knife, but
missed him. Tho latter then closed
with the stranger. but immediately To-
ccived II stab, and rnn out of the house
calling for help. 4 crowd soon col.
lectel. but tho assassin could not be
found. kirsmnn's wound though Sc
ere Is rot necessarily fatal. A trace
OF tho perpetrator OF tho dnstnrily
deed has been discovered, Nnl the po-
lice nro actively following it mp.
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The day will be ughcrcd in Ivy
THE THUNDER or AUrIn! EI;Y
In good Old.fa4hion,d style, and every
effort will be made To tnrn out u gcnu-
inc enthusiastic FonrllI, like those Of
our Grnrdfathors' days.
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- Persons upon Tie linc Of tho
railroad, desiring to attend. will fad
earrings Mt ia" Station re ,dy to convey
chem 10 tho grounds. !..F' FREE OF.
CHARGE. and in due Season will TO-
turn them 10 ,he Station om tho samo
Terms.
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TIIE Rc",iHc says tho Manhattan
Company shipl~I OH Tucsdhy So
3ai.i7 seven haH--in bullion, mud
payday pat IL i,s cycr welcome appear.
aTCv ThUnalIy.
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GENERAL MILES, in his report of the
engagement with Lame Deer says many
trophies Of the Custer massacre, to-
gether with schlps of white mou and
women, were found.
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STATE UNIVERSITY
{ )RTpARArOItT Ei:YAiiT1IrNT,
ELIS3, NEVADA.

Tho First term III this school will Ic-
gin September iih. Male mud fcnin!c
pupils prepared for College. or ud.
vnmcud further md instructed III Tie
collcgint1 branches. English studira.
mathematics and The ancient aud
modern InnguaGc" thoroughly Taught.
Lessons in music 10y u competent
tcnclrr. 30 charge for tuition music
extra; nlHo. 40 charge for room rent.
Board $50 per month. payable In nj.
vance. quarterly. For further pnrticu.
nrs address
-. II. SEsSToHs, rrincipni.
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Tn@ ncw State Lass relative TO the ol.
S'Inc'insof u hiirnaI track iuakcs the
"ii"nSc u felony.
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SCHOOL BONDS F0a SALE.

'INHE TWl'%TEES Dr Fi,KO SCHOOL D;H
iTict ali . uuH 10 "'cicS T.. 81 Jni" H.
1871. y; IT," 0nirr ~ iu SCH llrLli"r ~ Eail
nj stree. ~ Lilo. rr.i." rrrlr's'is : t''"
IiuC'i1Hr ~ -" mi uf tho ~ Gfi =, hsu'd ia
aruuih,rI" with AZ act al 'iic SlIiu Legislature
Auil"i!L'tt zuch II.'i". e. the EiGu TT 81 tri.
thnutarH IIp.nyhl inliirs. the SAN" To- draw ia.
tcI"st at H." rat Il ton per ~. per aHnum for
ten Year.; im;rrr,t Tiyd.,l" trInI annually.
TITO riGn l., Tr1Tyvd T., roget any or all III IL.
Iy Td"T ~
III: GU..N OF TEusrT:Eg.
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a SPLENDID DINNER
viii be served II; .ilu
HALLE. * iilI2II. ~,

Close by. and all who may d"tcrminc
upon HAnLECH M the Place in which
to demonstrate their Patriotism and en-
joy lis manifold pleasures, may rest
nsSurcd Of LcimE amply provided with
all the creature comforts necessary to n
full Appreciation Of the glorious occa-
sion.
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The PtrLtdrnt'1 Position Regarding
the SILVER q GrAtIon. r.
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Has been engaged for ,l:e occasion, and
every preparation for the comfort and
convenience Of those engaging in the
festivities Of the day.
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independence Day will be nppropri-
ately celebrated at tho old Race Track
Oh tho
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-04-06

VALLEY R. r. MEETING The regu-
lar quarterly meeting of the Valley R. r.
Directors, was held in Baltimore Wednes-
day, all being present except Col. Pendle-
ton of Botetourt, and Gen. Echols OF
Staunton. 1t was decided to continue the
present arrangement, that is, to run the
road independently, and to rent the rolling
stock from the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road. A communication from Judge ohef-
fey, of Staunton, counsel for the company,
was read. referring to the construction OF
the road from Lexington to Stanton, thlr-
ty-six miles, to meet the wants Of parties
interested in the iron ore trade. A gen
tleman who owned ore land there had said
if such an extension was made he would
ship iron ore to Pittsburg by that road
No definite action was taken in the mat
ter. Adjourned.
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PROPERTY SALES
"A MEXICAN HOTEL,
"a sS,EAUNTGDNs VA
FOR Sal LIE


By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court OF
Augusta County. entered on the 4th day o.
December 1876, in The suit of "Mason vs. Brown
&c" the Undersigned Commissioners will pro-
coed, On the premises. On
SATURDAY. the 18th DAY OF MARCH, 1877.
to sell at public auction, to the highest bidder,
that very valuable property known as the
AMERICAN HOTEL, in the city of Staunton,
Va, directly opposite the Chesapeake Ohio
Railroad Depot The Hotel is a large Brick
Building, three stories above the basement,
containing about 40 rooms, Independent OF
Offices, Dining-roon, Kitchen 4 Store~rooms,
aud .as every convenience for q frsJ-class Ho-
tel Besides the Hotel, there are upon the lot
large and cnmmcdius Stables, now rented and
used as q Livery Stable Besides the lot upon
which are situated the Hotel and Stables, there
is large lot across the Railroad track, COLI
tanning about Eve Acres belonging to the Hotel
property.
TERMS OF SALE Ten (l0) per centum of
the purchase money will be required in cash at
the tine of the sale Fifteen (l5) per centum
in four mon hs from the day of the sale, and
one-third of the residue in one year, ons-third
the day of the sale: Bonds with approved per
sonal security. bearing interest from the day OF
sale, will be required TO-. all the deferred pay
ments, and the legal title will be retained as
ultimate security.
H. NJ. BELL,
MARSHALL HANGER,
Feb. I4th, 1877, Comm'rJ.
febl6-tos
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Alive After the Brains are Split.

In the Christmas holidays Geo. Fox, of
Craigsville, was out hunting, and the
breech of his gun blew out, the iron pene-
trating his skull and entering his brain.
DR.. A. NJ. Fauntleroy, of Stanton, was
sent for, and extracted the iron and cut
away the spllntered bone. About an
ounce of brain came out in the operation.
The iron entered the skull over the eye,
but, strange to say, the sight is unimpaired,
and the man has fully recovered. A few
days since he had his photograph taken.
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es%DTSEaSED GUMS


DECAYED TEETH
MEADE & BAKERS CARBOLIC MOUTH
WASH will positively heal spongy, bleeding,
and liberated gums; arrest decay of the teeth
and destroy the offensive odor caused by these
diseases. 1t is an excellent GARGLE for -ore
Throat, and leaves q refreshing and pleasant
taste in the mouth.
epared solely by
MEADE & BAKER, Pharmacists,
Richmond, Va.
Price, Soc bottle. Sold by druggists gem
orally. auglS-ly
GEO. D. THAxToN, R. c. NICHOLAS,
Late Blair & Tnaxson. of Virginia.
TEEAXTON & MICH DLAS
JOBBERS OF
Notions, White Goods, Hosiery,
Etc.
9 Governor or 18th St., Richmond, Va.
dec22 ,ly
H. NJ. MoILHANy is agent for Old's Challenge
Patent Buggy Wheels. Low for cash.
H. NJ. McILHANY has just received large
stock of Carver's Table and Pocket Knives and
Pistols Low for cash.
FINE Finished Rosewood, Walnut and Mes
talic Burying Gases. Elegant Rearse always
ready for use at S. NJ WILKES.
SIN. WILKES is selling elegant chairs at 81 90
each.
@~ WHITE TEETH WHITE TEETH
MEADE Il BAKERS
SAPONlNE DENTIFRICE,
the best and most elegant TOOTH POWDER
known for removing incpient tartar and for
whitening the teeth without injury to their Or
gansn1.
Prepared solely by
MEADE l. BAKER, PHARMACISTS,
Richmond, Va.
Price, SOC. box. Sold by druggists gen.
orally. augI8sly
HUGH Nj. McILHANY, Wholesale and retail
dealer in Hardware, Stanton, Va, is agent
fer Dupont's Gun, Rife and Blasting Powder5
Bas magazine near this place.
HUGH NJ. MCILHAEY is agent for this section of
Virginia for Temples Celebrated Porcelain
Pumps.
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FRIDAY, APRHL goth, 1872,

(being the first day Of the Circuit Court of
Bath County, in front of the Hotel at Warm
Springs in said County, expose to sale by
public auction to the highest bidder, the valu~
able real estate known as "The New HEALING
Springs situated in Bath County and Rdjoin-
ing the noted Healing Springs estate.
The lands consist Of three adjoining tracts
containing in the aggregate about III acres,
considerable portion of which is arabic and
in good state of cultivation including Some
first rate meadow. The residue Of the land not
in cultivation is well tmbered.
The improvements consist of an excellent
GRTST MILL, in good repair, comfortable
Dwelling House, with other usual buildings,
and number of newly erected Cottages for
guests, such as are usually found at the Vir-
GINA Springs. There is also on the prem Sc.
near the dwelling a spring affording an aoun
dant supply Of excellent mineral water; SINH
lar to the Dealing Springs water.
TERMS OF SALE Cash in hand sufficient to
pay the debt above specified and the costs Of
the sale, and as to the residue, upon credit
of eight sixteen and twenty-four months, il
equal instslirnents, the purchaser executing
bonds for the deferred install ments with suffic
lent personal security, bearing interest from
date and waving the homestead exemption
The title will be retained as ultimate security
until the whole of the purchase money is paid
Ri. PARRISH,
mar16-tds TNustee
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oh ED

WISAIAN-n Staunton of old age on March the
2Sth, Mr. Daniel WhIsman, aged Sc years.
HUPMAN.-Near Stanton on March 81, of pneu-
monia. Mrs Diana 1upman, aged II years. wife of
ID. Hupman of Augusta.
HARLAN.-At the residence of his brother J. S.
Harlan at Breckenridge, stephens county, Texas,
of Crouic Bronchitis, Dr.. S. G Harlan in the 57th
year of his age M. Harlan was Tor sometime
men Der of the Roclkbridge Dragons, CO., c.,
LIST Va. Cavalry, Capt. Charles Jordan command.
ing.
Hall, the residence of her son, Mr.. II. D. Peck
MIS- ; Mary 5 Peck; relict of John Peck, formerly
Gold of W hitestown, Oneida CO., n Y, in the SD
year of her age. Funeral services will be held
this. Friday. morning at SO o'clock. at the First
Presbyterian church.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
" By virtue Of decree Of the Circuit
Court Of Augusta county, in the cause OF
Weade's Admir- vs. John Gochenoar, | will
proceed on the premises on
SATURDAY, the 18th DAY of MARCH, 1871,
to sell ct public anction, Isl acres Of land, up
on which said Gochenour resides, lying on
South River and adjoining the lands of Coiner,
Kennedy and others.
TERMS Enough cash in hand to pay costs Of
suit and Of the SALE and the balance in three
equal payments at one, two and three years
interest from date of sale, the purchasers Civ
ing bond with approved personal security: anu
the ttle retained as further security.
G.. ALEX. MOWRY,
Comm'r.
The above sale is POSTPONED to
SATURDAY.. APRIL 9Es9.
G. ALEX. MOWRY,
nar6- tbs. Comm'r.
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CONTRACT AT THE W. L. ASYLUM
AwARDED.-The Executive Committee
at the w. L. Asylum yesterday awarded
the contract for the new building to Il. j..
Lushbaugh & Bro. of Staunton at SIS 1856.
There were seven bidders, 3 from Baltl-
more. 2 from Richmond, 1 from Lynch
burg and l from Staunton. The entire
cost of the building including steam fix
lures &C., will be s24 ,076. The Lushbaugh
Bros. contract covers the brick work, car
penters work, plastering &c.
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Conn meFcTaE.

STANTON, April 5, 1877.
Flour-Extra, $40; Superfne, Sc 40
Family. $3.50. W heat-white, 81 so
red, $1.5O. Ccrn, white, 45c; yellow,
4Oc; Oats % cents; Bacon, 93c (hog round);
Lard-1Oc; Salt-S2.0O; Sugar-11c(0
15c: Meal -bolted, SOC; Molasses
-4Oc@$1.OO; Butter-22c.; Eggs-1l
$500 9$S.50; Potatoes, $1.00.
REMARKS.
Flour and wheat both advanced in SYM
pathy with Richmond and Baltimore mar
kets. Cloverseed dull.
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CITY CoURT.-This Court met yester-
day, Judge Smith presiding. The Judge
fixed Saturday to hear applications for Ii
quor licenses. The presentments for card
playing will be tried Monday.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.-A letter
from Mr.. George L. Peyton dated March
30th says:
81 cannot say at present what will be
our determination as to rebuilding our
beautiful hotel. It was indeed gem and
1 should be exceedingly glad to see it re-
placed at an early date. It's destruction
however, will in nc way affect our facil-
ties for accommodating the usual influx of
visitors to this grand old watering place
tice in the columns of your valuable paper.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-04-06

THE VALLEY Post OFFICES. term
of the Staunton postmaster expires in De-
cember 1878, the Harrsonburg postmas-
ter January 1879, Lexington postmaster
April 1878, and the Winchester postmaster
in March 1879.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-04-06

COMMISSIONERS SALE.-By virtue of a
" decree of the Circuit Court of Augusta,
rendered in the cause of Knowles against Kidd,
at the November term 1916, of said Court, the
undersigned Commissioners will; on
Monday the 23a day Of April, 1877.
(being County Court day. sell at public auc
ton, in front of tie Court House in Stanton
. lot of land in the village of Churchville, con-
tanning about one acre Said lot lies on the
West side Of the road leading from Cburchvlle
to Trinity Points Mills, has front On SAID
road of 10 poles, and runs back at right angles
between parallel lines the distance OF i6 poles
TERMs.-Enoughe cash in hand to defray the
costs of suit and IF the sale the residue Of
the purchase money in three equal instalmeat~
at nine, eighteen and twenty seven months
from day of sale; and for said deferred install
ments, the purchaser will be required to give
bonds with approved personal security, AMI th'
title to the lot will be withheld as ultimate Sc
curity.
THOS. G. ELDER.