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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.


WAsHiNGToN, ID. a., May 10, 1871.
The sub-Treasury bNances NJ New York TO-DAY
wcrci Gold. EI.sBl, ass currency, tILCsN,0ii:
The sub-Trcasurer paid out on account Of Interest,
tlocto; for bonds, tOo.o. Receipts from cust0ins,
t2E,0o
In New Yorn to-day money was easy at sdiis.
Exchange nrm At tSS. 8oid active at Ig7Sid7N.
Rates for carrying, nat tot
Governments active aud nrm at the following
quotations.
So, 1881, coupon. 1855 S3D'E. IsSs .... ..... iihi
POS, iS5 ncw.... ~ New hyes.........',.. III
b-Ils, lb1ss.ss..s. lIJh lO-D COupOnH.. llb1
state bonds steady.
The following are the closing rates for state So
curitcs, AS telcgraphed from the NeS YORK stock
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L GOODWILL. RIAL Estate Aurtuneer
-. w aH " -t1s-.E northss

HEIsrHESr <NNs 0E n SHkr rwD-srORI
sEAMa gMzhLISSS NA SlNrb
Nsca'u al NSr- WITH stpA lot.
Bsviruu 81 o sR--i &C trust. iafE,l Ianr =. A. ID.
1k7k tilIiN rsu'csi,. Ljisrr M. -. f,,lo NJ
% l,s n,st ,suar ifr tslg District Of totua hta.
and % nv r-gst dftse party sruur--l thereby.
viii sils 1uiliir fsitffsstF snt Of t- pr-m
du HHhl1AN- Nliy NJ nS7- AZ isin . rinrk NJ all
lsn DHgf' AMI Dssi &c raa1st wing in citT Of
w nsliin.f1Ins ufstrirl ID ulumh : and snosa
nTte ni-un.--i gsh ~ ant ni1r ca. scror-tinE IN
MDss A#livrs rfuur-h-l subdivision gf stuare
naf-'t nina humll ant taiirtF-,ar lsEsA usE-fhsr
WIN flf nnurp-umrnEs, a.
usrmHa eug tiiEst dasia slfi tiie BALANCE AZ six.
rvu,vs ant sftn..u m1ntii-. vim insrest st
lsr rturL pr aInnml s-.ursi by deed of n sst
1if Dr-ruurfv -0L dfpuslE Of tto rer1rs-t az the
anne al sii- amt al .usyanrinH n purchaser
r'-t-. usrlns IN bee Gump1,-t win N Sven days
o. g. WARMER tr-..,.-.
u D. CLAHI-
n-tshH T. Y. NpLDV Hf.L. Alcttonecr.
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TT OIL N Ms
AaUE AND LIVER PAD

Is marvellous In Its prompt and radical cure for
every species OF Liver and stomach difficulties H
contains only hsrmless vegetable e.,mPounds, aud
Is worn EXACTLY wHEkE kEEDED. over the
yitsls, the Liver and stomach. IL removes 1 rpia-
ity OF the Liver, and the Stomach from its
dormant ate, arrestinR fermentation, Iorpor and
pain, by giving IL the natural quantity OF bile and
gastric juice. II also Nitalzes the entire system
with nature true tonic IL all deteriorAied
and poisonous fluids In the stomach. and thus pre-
vents their entering the system by way Of circnlA-
tIon. IL Absorbs from the body every particle of
BLOOD POISON, whether bilious, nAlsriai, or
medicinal. aud leaves the wcArer In perfect health
Sent by mail free of charge. on receipt OFF, sd-
dress hiLMAN LIVER FAD COMPhSI, No. q
Maiden ]. tne. T.. U. BoI 2iia New York. or 2is ".
Fourth street, Cincinnati. Ohio AL live druggists
keep them.
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T T. CULDwELL> Auetioneer,
cs No. sls y st-~-t northwest.

rkrsIEES, ssLkor IHRkE slx.RnoM uN-
FINlsHED HOUsEsO IN PRUSPECr STREET,
SEAR L1NCOLN ANsNUs, JUST BEYOND
BY vir-ne Of decd OF trust, dated October ~
= ID. lsss, daily rrcorded In bibsr No. stk folio
ts &c set. Of the land rceoris for the Distr-t
Of Columbia AMI At the OF the party
sHned thereby, We iii .sll n, puolie auction, In
Al o'clock p N. the following described reel
taie sitnats In the county OF Washington, District
afCotun hta. To sit: All that piece parcel Of land
kno~ and d-tin ruished LOS mum oerst thirteen.
IN In tac reyorei subdivision OF part OF tract Of
land called .-frosp<ct.r as made by John NJ. and
Seorxr W. kestin<- and ieror.ei July ., ls1i, In
eoanty s.rNSyor's book. No. :. folio -, together
uttn the inprOvenentS re
Terms: One third cash. and ths balance at siN,
twelve and Gig tern months utth interest light
per cent per annum. s.eurest by deed OF trust on
the property sold. all cash At option Ofthe pur
chsrr. deposit Of 80 s time OF sale and all con-
Ncy AncinE At purchasers cost
SSaaaskkLLks &; Gt9yEH TRUSTEES.
J. 7. COLDwkLL. Aue,ioneer.
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u n WARNER, A1ctioneer. , sireet. oppc
LIZ cite Masonic Temple.

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LIZ cite Masonic Temple
TRUSTEES sALEOH USINPROyED PROP
kkrY On THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF
DELAMARE AVENUE AND SOUTH &
srRssT: AND on rhs NORIHwEsr COR.
SrzEEr SOUTH
BV virtue Of n deed Of trust. dated March 9. A.
ID. lsS. duly recouie, in lIber No. So folio ttl.
ofthr land records for the District OF Columbia, and
NJ tne resiuest Of the party secured thereby. We
vii sill. 1oie auction In front Of the premises,
on TUESDAY. May =, 81, The following describe
real estate situate IN the city Of Washington DIS
trict Of Columbia, To Wit
AZ O'Clock D. m Lot numbered four 90. in
slEare numbered six hundred and thirty six $685.,
and
At an o'clock p. m Lot nambered one az. IN
s;aAfe nSrth OF square numbered sir hundred and
dity gssol.
Terms: One fourth In cash and the balance At
SIX. twelve and eighteen months eight per l..
DIT annum, secured by deed OF trust on the PROC
erty Sold or ali cash. al the option of the purchaser.
deposit OF 80 required each lot at the time o.
ale. and all eonyeyancinE at purchasers cost.
Terms 10 Be compiled sitn In seven DAYS.
FREDERICK kOONEs, trr..,...
u. T. HANLkl. tes'
1T. COLDWELL, Salesman.
nytFMw4ds
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iwflAH 1T CDLDwhLL. sarI

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IpIrsrHierr taR SITNHft rfsU EpRmsR
Es.lRfNEH 90 SsivHMNpa HENEY -.
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gst S.r-,, ',.rt I,.r- afu,, saorrn. csar- of N.
u,,s;ifu al ai1tSnbix nass-t IN Az lelti aT ar .
,r,ni,.r ufl in a rauf-, tarr-~fn pvu.iInr -hrr~in
a VII, m Rave. tu-iFl,. ar Inv Sn.s. ana T,,,,-
,,,,- nnris-,r,t, ~, eu,u-,i-ipa tS a1,i t-pTy ID
,,,a,, lIlIl gsrr ar, IN, s,m. bias
t.rIIr d ,I,., ~ a an nd nv vTr-rr or a sannss-
p,,r, u,gr-,.. ,Insl,I surfi II iss pas.-f n, th-
,,s,,,, s,slf, vii all n Trs,s. sf pubIic sarftoa
n, p-,ut al ms nf-.missx On -NrC M AN IN, I.rh
RrF ar Nrv rs AZ Q Fuinrx IN ilir afsrrnSun tfe
send ,-ts,rys IN Gs.0ru,su,Yu EfstTt ar CoinTn NJ.
rmss.n,s wiiaiin sfr rniinsinx mstrs and bosai-;
g1,Tuup,nriiIIr On M stfstarf sor,,r or w ashII,-
nm ,.r, -sr,rr s--.ts r-,,aia tirarr soatilrr5y
t,,as1 n, Fsu ift,,, az u =. t ro ann
-,I INF a-,, aT,i n ,,,- rIsuffl --t- ta, ssG.rsr
A. rrlr 1I,sr - n, n ,Isniua-Iu ssTS,r 1nu hanfiIi
mt rvgut-p ,pes ir-u- anrfhsrv aa p.rai Fl Win
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BOWLING. AuetioaesF.

T'hoNAS UNWILLING, Auettoneer.
SALE o. VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL -
TATE IN TWELFTH SrREKT, BETWEEN
q AND srREErs NORTHWEST. IN rHE
SITf ~ wAsalNG roS: q: G.; AND k
NJ. rs TWELFTH STREET. NORTHWEST.
IN the 9Th day OF May. A. ID. ISL. will sell, at
pabtlc anrtiou. eonmene'ng Al 10 O'Clock all
th- household FurnIiarr eoatained IN house NO.
sE I-eath Street, \ fallcr description Of which
vii APPEAR In 4 suose,l aent advertise msnt.
And on the same day. at SD O'Clock p. M. l will
also SELL at public auction. the nOrhTr half OF tot
n1nbersd ave. Is In SQUARE numbered three hun
drs,l and ninetses. ttt9.l with the improvements.
consisting OF two story basement and msnssr,i-
rOot brick Dwelling House. cont.inipE ten roors
and supplle-t With all the modern improvements,
This PrOoerty viii be sod subject to two deeds Of
trust one rScorSted In Liner % IL folio ~.
cure C1l subject 10 credt Of g. 90 and inter
balance fr0sn July 10 ISIS: other
IN Lloer 81 folIo 2. to ssrurc 81 Udo and In
trresi therrou from July - l,-S
Terms Of sale. A. 10 furniture. cash: to the
rial eslatc- one qu- rter ca h. balance. terms to
suit With interest A. ts n per eent- until paid.
Deposit OF $50 required At time Of sale.
CouyryaneinS 1t cost OF purchaser.
THOMAS DUwLING.
AngN
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RIILROdDA
1877 ukEAT 1877
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
To THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
nOuRLE TRACK. STEEL RAILS

1877 GREAT 1877
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
To THE NORTH, W EST AND SOUTHWEST.
DOUBLE TRACK, STEEL RAILS,
EQUIPMENT.
JANUARY !. 1877.
For rittsbars aud the West, e:S5 N: daily. with
Chicago: ia .. m. daily, with Palace Car TO
,LTfI6sE AND PorJMAC RAILROAD.
sss Vim sHi Fssfs S' %stla; ,,fS'
Mus. az s!S5 a, m: dsiiv, except SUNDAY, "
For Ne. York and ,ne East, 2.O5a: m. and P;2op,
express OF Pullman Parior Cars, $50 a. IN.
For Hss ss T Sassps sa s%Hp&syE East, p daily
espt Sunday. with Sleeping Cars from WASH
For Philadelphia, i:o.p. IN. daily. except Sunday
and 900 a. m. and $50 and 9;D D. m. daily.
Limited Express, o;o a. IN daily, except sun
Administration for baltimore, 7ss1 a. m. and Az
For p2pe's CIe.k Line 7:3' a. m. aud 4:2Dp. IA.
For DAILY ann. esffispi ssaSIs and daily
GsskiSsfHGtspT W&sH Eht
TON RAILROAD.
i:5, S sos, ! p. m. On Sunday at "A. m. and !
For The sSaih. via Richmond, I:55 a. IN. daily, 5:5c
Trains leave kiexandis for Washington. 6, !, s:IO
On sunday Al s!6 and 70 a. a. H., and AND F. M
odStions can be procared a. The oiees, north.
east corner Of thirteenth street and Pepnsy lyania
syiysna avenue and at the depot. where orders can
30 len for the checking of baggage to destination
l.. T. FARMER, Gsn'l Passenger Agen
FRANK THOMSON, Gem Manager. api-ual
UNIVERSAL R. r. TICKET oFFIO Z.
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FUE rHE E-lDLEYS

FUE rHE LlDIES
4 TCTi0N SILKS
"a >trin,-t <ainmnr -tiks. Er.- worth e.
0aAsnsst -illss o. a1si q - wortn 81 and e. a
HslsiSt c ,.siInar,I sIiIs ga. worth So
lant't aHFr;snnun Dr-ss a''sls ansr OGerinS GhsAo
lsti,tsr >aiiaar LINN al,I lawns.
AarrH-viiBt Reruaiss. H'cunts. worth l.
dIilitIE,ss- a. ils and 81 crnfs.
RIl-sIaiF unnsIlaiiy Giizai,4 . " y.
Straw Ms1asnsts ant C.rpefs very Inv.
sgr-r M aaExst spss--
SEwINs NAcis1SEsA
s-~ VIM
Saw Engrusrt pas,A
Sfv EnuruUet viissr,
DomissS1us
s1wa.
y assiar 4 wHsss.
Rzsminxsnn-
al Kmis mr. a.,1s5E.s pr n.nIa,
nss-m q slnfh str-rt norshsssa.
HALLEr- pASEs n CO.
riss naIsxIvs lsSsoa AND GKKrisrSArs
- RGsrrscrpeS .-r s-srSi-a TN HALLkr
SAsRs /. cas- saASD> uPsIssT AND
sSGAEs FlAxOs mr.
-R.,irsn.r ssrf Purity af ran1.-
-hss1 6hrBirauslou slni K-cuisnrs NJ Worxnas
aninl-
.-,prixsnxirF al D.szl<a-
-Arlhsan -ifiii, vim hsaaiDas n-enAaauaa Dssics
nr SECURING Rermanuncr az rune. 49,"
Fgr.ra1 hIaisaSnrnra &c uais 8 sira.''' !. -
SIA 1EsaA
n. SlnEa stree. north .es.-
dlHsa- sSui.-a-s'I All -nia an tssszilDenEs
iDssssz CASH ar.inS- ass
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w asHINgrON AND OHIO RAILRoAD.
UhAER aRRAHaEMENr, BEGINNING
APRIL %. 1878.
rWU Trains DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY,
sETwEES ALExANORIA AND
PIINOS.
BRADBURY PIAE0si ESTEI ORGANS!

We are closing ont AT COST the balance of our
stock OF the above excellent Instruments previous
20 moving, Sept. l. lSI, into the large and elegant
wareroom corner of Pennsylvania avenue and
Twelfth street-shepherd's Building. Olice So
apso-im SANDERS a sTAYMAN,
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sTsA MsHTP LINES.
GUNNER ARRANGEMENT.
FOR NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE AND
THE SOIfIH

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FOR NORFOLK, FORTRESS MON ROE AND
THE SOUTH
The swim and elegant iron steamer LADY or
THE LAKE, Captain J. WHITE, leaves SIXTH
street wharf every Hondsy. "Wednesday and FRI
day, at So'elock p. m. CONNECTING with steamers
for Bostoa, Providence and other northern points
Returning, leaves sorfoik every tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday At O'Clock p. m APPS
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
Steamer JOAN W. THOMPSON. Captain Joux
Y. WoOp, Leaves her wharf. foot OF sixth street.
three time. week. Tuesdays, al. O'Clock a. m {.
for Cone river; THURSDAYS. at O'Clock a m, for
Curri imam and Leonsrdto~n: Saturdays. at
O'Clock a. m for Curriom an and Leon ard ,a~n.
for Further Information Apply at the once over
metropolitan bans. knox's kxprrss once. or Al
the Company's Wharf. foot OF stu tn street
BaFgsgc called for on application At knoN's Ex-
press Office. SAM0EL BACON. FIRES Z
Il. !. .CClSELLY, Agent. sps
STEAMERS FOR NEW YORK.
The steamers JOHN al ssos and T.. q. KNIGHT
viii leave New / ork at o'clock p. every Fat
urday. GeorgctOwn every Monday Al O'Clock p.
M. and Alexandria every Monday at o'clons
D. m.
freight taken at lowest rates. For information
street; or to Il. L. A. DENiIhM agent. W alter
street, Georgetown. tAMukL BACON,
ap1I-t' President
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BALr1IMM2Hksks f mp n p SHi9 kA Ak.E8
NATIONAL LINE AND SHORT ROUTE

5ah sffAE R asb sh6 5kfI R6urE
NoRra, WEST, NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
JANUARY H. 1877. 5. y. IN.
LsAvx WASHINGTON.
1.JIa. A., Baltimore and way stations.
I:soa m, Point OF Rocks and way stations.
sunday baltimore only, stopping al way stations.
80 a m, Baltimore ana. and way stations, n
pres,;. Pittsburg, hAserstown and Valley prancn,
.io!io !: m, baltimore express. On sunday foI
N i.:s, ms Baltimore, Ellicot, .r,y Annapol,,
I:Sp. m. NY, rhtiada = Norfolk .press. On
'Ias 70 S. Rsiii S .Sa WY ssston. 'n'
M F. oF sce ssa Ff sarei p%as stations
GSe.sS and sn Gc Say ssn'i sapres
T;tS .. m, .. Louis and Cincinnati ei press.
TIt&. marked daily other trains daily except
" WASHINGTON AND OHIO KAILRoAD
hsxEa .akA As;t a n, sEeIsNrss
sETwihkk o 6EBf MP hEShiA ISb
a. =. a p sna B ssc
nd srfiys a. Round Hin Al Il N. and p. m EcaV,
sSf sSS N = % ana .Ias
AlexAndrts Sis .. IN. and silb p. NJ, and Wasb-
ngton at $40 1. N. and $50 D. IN.
SrPassenEers from Washington viii take Int
Washington and Ohio Cars at the Baltimore and
sotomac railroad station at a. m. and D. m, am
90 through 70 Round Hill without change OF cara.
u. Train nom Round Hi Connect a Hound aii
nth Harris Daily Line OF Coaches for snickers.
lille, BerTyville and Winchester; also with ReAmer',
.ine OF Coaches, which lesvs Lessburs daily foI
BON Trains " ssss;Ed make close connection a,
iienna with slsson's Lias Of Stages for FajrfsI
Commatatiou ackets. . cent, Der mile; annual
s sss. "a a i; u; iA4h, EYE zen,
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IsAA rsnHrSs
CEIEBRArED
WORCESTERSHIRE SAuCE
WORCESTERSHIRE ACCk.
Prununrwt by aunnuis-eurz To be the
ONLY GOOD SAUCE
amt IppErHhin every variety Of JIsh-
Hxrrnrr af q nunar rum q mcsiicaI gentleman
al Ilntra5 ~ ms br1th at Worcester, May.
1i6l=
.frsII LEE n PEHKINS that thair saacs 10
niriIF aHugamrt IN nptfa, and Is. in my opinion.
I'm mIsu paIaHhnia a. vail as tho must whole
Hma sruru Eian is main. y
srsmitum sslrt-I At CsnnsnniaI fur
First .kICELLESr TASTE"
ssmmL VERY CAREFULLY PREPARED
LIZA . PsxK1Ns' SIGNATURE
LhA = PEHRISs' SIGNATURE
L. IN sSsry Oortis.
d Gn sv~ry ssuis
LEA = FsKRIsS.
LEA \ PERRINx
nHH pCSCANs SONS.
lUHN BCNUAN-S SONS,
Ns- HoFt.
EpICIrIONIL-
N TSTT a : JOSS nv GT0ET
N AT TEE HkhBANT
Mufsuc HALL. En NINTH srAEA1.
81 lngansr aiI1G l.ss0ns IN Inc ftnzt Grasis-
assFMWSm 0h HuLLAAD, DireotsE.
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HOME COMFORTs.
NELIx DISCUSSES FRENCH BAKERf.
T. Established 1850.
Is sARs OF lNcREAsIre SucoEse.
FELIX DESfUSSE,
t,s ,..I-A avw n and bny real French baAti "A Az
iakvon n a. removed to No. 3pl1 n street, betwtei
fweuaetn and Twenty y nrst streets, near fenns,i
toe purpose has greater Acilit,es tnah befor
,or the mAsu fActure 81 the oost vranch AND AMER
puereu % hotels and dealers. .- o.. .. - ...
N, B,-freuch bread 10 recommended for persoh
Vi delicate health especially for those sunerinp
ron dyspepsia. Beuare OF limitations. de4-u
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FOk SALk.

LNOR SALE-THAT LARGE AND ELE.
Il CANT brown-stonc front house, No. 3l2 street
northw,s ST. lately occupied by frAnkiia Hives. esq,
will he sold very low, and the largest part OF the
purchase money can remain on nortgaEe. Apply
10 A. lDk,
once in Riggs 4 Co. IS Banking HOUSE.
mya-ir [5tar & Criticl
L1OR sALE-HIaH-STAND COUNTING
Il ROOM DDSK. with case for large books and
papers; Black Walnut; suoerior make. Good for
Department use. Apply at this ONCE. ap1o-u
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RAlLRJAD TICKETS to or from all point,
bought, exchanged or sold At q reduction of On 4
DOLLAR upon any other office depot In this city.
Tickets good till used. Baggage checked rough.
Apply to NJ. ID. WHITES DE.
mhl2-lys 90 Penn, SHOE Sore,
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1877-06-28
All trains daily on man line.


The Express South bound connects at Lynch
burg for the West and Southwest, and at Danville
for the South. Southeast and Southwest.
The Mail South bound connects at Lynchburg
for Memphis, Little Rock and Texas, and for At
Ianta and all points in the South and via New Or
leans to Galveston and Southern Texas also con-
meets with Ches. s. Ohio East and West
The $50 m train connects with the Ches Ohio
R. R. Westward to Huntington, Cincinnati and
all the Northwest, and Eastward to Richmond and
the South East.
For MANASSAS DIVISION leave Washington
burg at l27 p. m. Leave Stras burg at 1.27 p. m,
and arrive at Alexandria at 6.04 p. m. By mixed
train leave Alexandria rs a. IN, and arrive at
Strasburg 20 pm. Leave Strasburg SO a IN land
arrive at Alexandria Is p.
For WARRENTON leave Washington daily at
BIS a. M. and $50 p. IN. Leave Warrenton at 935
am. and 8.45 pm. to comet with the Mail South
bound and at sos m. and 25 p. m to connect
with the trains North bound.
Accommodation train Will run from Alexandria
to Gordonsville, regularly, Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday, leaving Alexandria at 3:l5 p. M,
and from Gordensville Monday, Wednes day and
Friday, leaving Gordonsvie at 1850 am, and get
ting to Alexandria at 2:45 m.
Trains from South arriving at Washington at
7:55 q. M, So p. M. and 945 am. make good con-
nections with Bait. s. Ohio and Bait. & Potomac
trains to Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York,
and to all points North and northwest.
The Is a. m train from Washington runs Par
through without change, to White Sulphur
Springs; also through sleepers, without change
between Philadelphia and New Orleans by this
line.
Through tickets to the South and West and to
s. SPENCER, Supt. TranSpn n.
j. M. BROADUS.
iun4 General Ticket Agent.
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Among the Ladies

it is quite favorite, as they are always averse to
taking SO many nauseating pills. and this Aperi-
ent is Just the thing needed. Physicians are cor
daily invited to give it severe trial. Remember
the bottles are large and the price is only SO cts.
For sale by all druggists, and sold in Stannton by
apr l9-4m W. r. TYREE, Agent.
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VXTNI. IL. HARRISON,
w Nf AttOrney-at-LaW,
STANTON VA,
/ Practices in ihecourts of Augusta and adjoln.
ing counties. s
Particular attention paid to the collection of
claims and prompt returns made.
OFFICE-opposite Circuit Clerks office and
above the Law Library. june SIT
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w ATTORNEY. AT LAW,
AND COMMISSIONERS IN CHANCERY,
STAUNToN, VA
Will practice in all the Courts OF Augusta and.
Circuit Courts of the adjoining counties.
Prompt attention given to collecting claims
|. Office on Augusta Street. opposite Court House.
sept lily s 4f
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ROBERT I; PARRISH. " 1AegAE,a NEy,
DARRISH 4 McCHESiNEY,
Il MISUNDERSTANDING,
STAUNToN, v \.
Will practice in all Courts holden in Augustss
county.
AaN Prompt attention given to collections.
OFFICE on Augusta Street, opposite Court
house. nov IL
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BAILEY'S SALINE APPERIENT,

is confidently recommended to the public as wor-
thy entire confidence. 1t is prepared from strict
and every bottle is warranted equal to the best.
1t is as cooling and pleasant as a glass Of soda
water; it is effervescent and sparkling; it is
gentle and effectual purgative relieving habitual
constipation, correcting acid or sour stomach,
cures sick head ache, acts gently upon the kid
neys, cleanses and tones the bowels, is always
ready and gives entire satisfaction.
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TO MY FRI ENDS AND THE PUBLIC.
Owing to the many advertiser rents, call your
attention to thi. ycard. For fear some OF my GUS
toners might b misled, wish it perfectly I'M
derstood that cam, and will, SCI IL GOODS at as
LOW PRICES, f mot lower, than any one in this
city. 1t stands to reason that can do so, wnen
not at the kpepse of 10 Is 6lollars per day.
will only sayt ihis-bring any advertisement you
may see with ou and will I'LL the bill. if have
any Of the goot Is named on hand. Call and exam
inc my stock, i fyeu wish to get BARGAINS in
Dry c foods and No ttOns,
LADIES', MI ,SES' AND CHILD.REN'S SHOES.
BOOTS, Shoes HATS, GENTS FUR
SISHING GOODS, &C.
B.F. HARDWOOD.
may 31-tf No 30 Main st., StGnnton, va
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hC kAlNS I'm
G. ASSIMEK ES,

for Men and Boys,
COTTONAD RS, TICKINGS, GINGHAMS' NC. ~e'
ilne21 toto W. II. WELLERS.
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VOL. XII.
Railroads..
FROM OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

chesapeake and Ohio EsailrOad.-On and
" after Monday, June 4th, 1877, Passenger Trains
will run rs follows:
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miscellaneous.

r. N. Pool, President, c. H. VANDERFoRD, Treas'l
P.B. DELANY, Sec s. Supt. c. E. HAAS, Attorney.
BOOTH & GARRETT.
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
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TOHN w. STOUT, ss.5 tss.-l 5!s5
u AttOrney-at-Aaw,
STAuNToN, VA,
Will practice in the Courts holden in Augusta
and adjoining counties. nov 4-tf
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VIRGINIA HOTEL.
w SHAIIMT0N VA

DEVERE HOUSE.
LII HarrisOnburg, Va.
MRS. M. c. LUPTON, CHAS. E. LUPTON,
Proprietress. Manager
JAS. r. LUPTON and G. 3. STROTHER. Clerks.
This well known Hotel has been entirely reno
waited and re-furnished.
ACCOMMODATIONS FIRST CLASS.
Every effort made to render satisfaction and to
make all our guests comfortable.
Omnibus 10 and from all trains. may 11-tf
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EASTWARD.

Trains leaving Staunton at 1890 a. m, and 1886
D. M run daily except Sunday stopping at all
regular stations.
a. m. run daily, stopping at all regular stations
between Huntington and Allegheny, and at Gov
ington Millboro Goshen. Waynesboro', Alton,
Greenwood, Mediums River, Ivy, Charlottes-
yille Gordonsville, Junction and Richmond
A passenger coach attached to Freight train
runs between Waynesboro' and Goshen, leaving
Staun ton at $50 A. NJ. and arrives at Goshen IL
M, stopping at all intervening stations. This
train makes connection at Goshen for Lexington.
Sleeping cars 2:55 a. III. and 1915 a. III.
trains between Richmond and Covington.
For further informaton,s rates, &C., apply to
]. H. WOODWARD, Ticket Agent, Staunton, Va.
CONWAY Il. HOWARD,
W. M. S. DUNN, G. z. & Ticket Agent
Engineer and Superintendent.
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u. ATTORNEY AT LAW
AND COMMISSIONER. IN CHANCERY,
fi sTAUNToN., VA.
Practices in all the Courts of Augusta. and ad-
Joining counties, and in til U. s. District Court
at Harrisonburg.
Special attention paid to the collection Of claims
and prompt returns made. fen lift
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w c.. yIRG; MIDLAND G. s. r.. R.-JNo
w S. BARBOUR. Receiver.
on and after Monday, June leth, 1877, .Passen-
ger TrainS.Mill run as fOlloNS