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near Staunton, was thrown from a spring wa
son on Thursday last. by a plank lying in
the road, which tilted, from The front wheel
running over one end Of it, and the other
end raising, struck against the rear axle,
raising very suddenly the other side of the
wagon and throwing her ont upon her should
er and side. She was very badly bruised
about the shoulder, and the left lung was
also bruised. She was doing pretty well
when last. heard from, although suffering
with her Jung and shoulder.
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Arrival and departure of Mails.

The trains on the Chesapeake and ohio Rail
road arrive and depart follows from Sttnnton .
Mail train arrives from the East Mt Ago p m
Leaves forthe West at ash p. m Arrives from ri.n
Express train from the East arrives at $40 a. IN.
Leaves for the West at 5:45 a. u. Arrives from the
West at 1900 at night. Leaves at ls:eb a. M
The Valley Mail train leaves at $50 a. Ill., and ar
rives at H. m Accom- mediation train ltaves at
p m, and arrives at II q. m.
fexinefou mail by way OF GreeESiie arrives at
E o. "a and leaves at n. m. daily except Sunday.
Beverly mail by way OF Churehville and Strih,
ling Springs, arrives at p. H. and leaves at $50
g. m, daily, except Sunday,
Middlebrook mail arrives Mondays W ednesdays
and Fridays at IL n. M Leaves same days p. N
Mount Scion matt arrives Tuesday anu Fridays.
1T II a. M. ard leaves same days at 1 p. IN.
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ADDITIONS 10 THE Y. NJ. c. A. LIBRA
RY.-rhe following new hooks have been
recently added to the Y. VI. c. A. Library:
Daniel Deronda. by George Elliot; Wycli
Hazel, by the Warmers; The Three Brides,
At the Councillors, and Lady Ernestine, by
c. Yonge; Madeap Viola, by VIM. Black;
The Laurel Bush, by Miss Maloch; The
Prime Minister. By \. Troilope; Wunder-
holm, by lIammerton; One Summer and
Helen's Babies. and Frank Fairleish.
Fall of tie Stuarts; The Early Piantage-
nets, by Stnbbs; The Land and The Book,
By Thompson; The American Crisis. Over
the Alleglianies, Adventures OF my Grand
father, and Memories o; WIN. NJ. Peyton;
Shelly, in the Sans Souci series; Life OF Ma
cauley. and Life Of Geo. Ticknor.
Recoi!ections, by Summerville; Hermitage
Of the SHARKS, Through the Looking glass,
and Allce's Adventures in Wonderland, by
Lewis Carol; Footsteps of St. Peter, by Nc
Daff; Tyndall, on Sound Adventures Of
Capt. Mayo, and essays on literary criticism.
The selections in this library are unusual
good, and our citizens cannot do better than
subscribe to it. The subscription price is
only $500 per ,nnnm.
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PERSONALLY. Harvey Efiinger, Esq,
returned home from New York, on Monday
last. Tie had visited that city to consult
with the celebrated physician, DR.. Hammond,
as to his health. and has been greatly bene-
fitted and encouraged by the treatment re-
ceived. The assurance is given by DIR. II.
of ultimate recovery, and the purpose now
Of Mr.. Etfinger is to resume the banking bus.
mess at an carly day.
Gen'l james A. Walker was In the City
last week, and on Friday night received a
complimentary serenade from the Stonewall
Brigade Band, to which he responded IN a
neat little speech.
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Anderson, mrs James. mrs Jane Seol-,
Anderson, mrs NJ j Kennedy, miss Mary
Burk, Miss Emma Luck, miss NJ M
Baylor, mrs Plant mrs MaryrE
Bumgardner, Lou. tcol.l Rhodes, mrs Jane
Coleman, mrs Ryan, miss Lou l.
Clark. miss Jennie Scruggs, mrs A i2
Carter, mrs Mary Ann Sprague, miss Katie
Clark. mra j Sheets miss Mary Il
Doom. miss Fannie Smith, mrs Matte
Greayer, miss Emria Snipes. Mrs Mary
Harris. miss Alice Taylor, Miss Fannie
Hamilton. miss i
GENTII EMEN.
Baylor, H - Griffith, Abner
Butler, Jack jackson, A. +
Clyca, Lackey, RI
Carry, Spencer McCline. James L
DOOM .los Porter Chas ID
Davis A Rapp, John
Foster James Williams, Hey Geogge T.
Furbush, Robt
The above letters called within thirty days
will he sent to the dead letter office. Persons cali
inc tor them viii please say that they advertised.
S. NJ. YOST. p. NJ.
Unlnaiiable letters remaining IN the r. O., starn-
ton. Va, February &. 1877.
Mrs Eta Bear, stanton, Va Mrs Mary JeE-
nings. (col.) Ford's Depot Dinwiddie Co.. Va
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FOR STAUNToN.- McIienry iiol-
liday and Frank West, two young gentlemen
Of this place contemplate moving 10 Staun-
ton in few weeks to enter Into partnership
In the boot and shoe business. Whilst we
dislike to see our young men seek new fields
for business and enterprise we wish them the
greatest Success Winchester Meas.
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INSPECTION CoMMrTTEEs.--On Friday last
the Principal OF the D., D. & B. Institution.
and the Superintendent of the Western Lti-
matte Asylum were surprised by q visit from
legislative committee consisting OF repre-
sentatives i. j. Clarke, G.. II. Gordon, J. r.
Strayer. II. Ii. Cox, ". D. Quesenberry, W.
C. Num-, P. Gibson aud J. d. Craig. lt is
scarcely necessary to state thai although
their visit was entirely unexpected, The COM
mittee tohnd everything in the most perfect
order, as. they always are, and the report
doubtless commend the management OF both
Institutions.
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Gale of Valuable City I4ots.


In pursuance OF q decree Of the Court OF Hus1-
ings for the city OF Stanton, iii tie of Reed
VS.. Derrick, ct ais. and Jackson VS.. Derrick, &C.,
we will proceed in front Of the Courthouse, Oh
SATURDAY, tho 9th day OF DECEMBER, 1916.
at o'clock, to sell number of valuable city
Lots on the North side OF Beverly Street. in the
Western part OF the city. Plat exhibited on day
OF sale Apply to tue undersigned, or William A.
Reed, for further information.
TERMS.-Cash in hand 10 pay costs OF suit and
sale, balance in bonds at twelve, eighteeu and
tweDty-four months, with approved security, ana
title retained as ultimate security.
S.TRAVERS PHILLIPS,
MEADE I. WHITE,
nov le-tds Com'rs
F1sspOnesnent.
the above sale is postponed to SATURDAY. Dec.
30th, 1876. s. TRAyEEs PHILLIss.
MEADE F. WHITE,
dec 14-t6s com'rs
P0stEs0g2enseIat.
The above sale is postponed to SATURDAY the
10th Of FEBRUARY. 1877, at 2. m.
&. e. PHILLIPS,
1T. F. WHITE,
jan s5-tds Com'rs
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RoLLoF HONOR OF the West End school
for the month ending Feb. I'd:
X. Butler, C. Butler, J. Dixon, c. Dixon,
f. Fisher, Chris. Ford, C. Gregory. John
Landes, A. Parker, Eddie Ailor, Fife Bur-
nett, Jan. Burnett. Gurtie Gushing, Maggie
Divine, Eddie Gregory, Lottie Halle, Ida
Hughes, Lilly Hughes, Carrie Lewis. L..
Parker.
Number Of pupils now enrolled, il. Per-
centags OF attendance, 81.
CHAs. w. EcHARD,
Principal.
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Balance to be provided by the


OOuncil...... % ,Juf ~
Council to sl,o condition OF the Colored
School, LOW occupying the building OF j. T..
T.mberlake, anrt to the immediate and nrg-
ent Importance OF providing additional ac-
eommodato,is for two hundred pupils.
The amount Of rent nov paid for school
buildings is:
The Methodist Institute Building. $500 90
Madison Street Building .................. 80 90
J. L. Undertakes Bnlleng ...,........ 100 90
$3.50 90
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sonsrHrNa NEW AaA1N.-when it "

SOMETHING NEW AGAIN.-When it was
officially announced that ''there is nothing
new under the sum-" the returns had not all
come in, and among those precincts not
head from was Stanton. Indeed. it would
be hazardous to count on Staunton, or rath-
er the ladies' OF the city. when 1t Ia proposed
to close the volume OF novelties, for just as
sure as an emergency presents itself, and
the whole catalogue OF amusements seems
to have been exhausted, something new and
attractive will certainly be conceived and
immediately put into execution. An Urgent
demand insures speedy response, and
wheE about week ago the Z. NJ. c.. A. APP
pealed to the ladies' to help it ont Of Its diff
cultIes, they Immediately set to work to get
up an entertainment that would eclipse all Of
its predecessors in novelty and merit, and
the result is that tonight The whole city will
be surprised to see how successfully this de-
termination has been carried out. The treat
will be- given at the Grange Hall and there
will be real live Operetts in which the
bellies and beau1 will appear as Hunters,
and then. there will be Fairies. and Angels,
and supper and music, and Everything just
lovely" as one Of them told us.
The admission is only twenty-five cents,
and in the next room II i'll he refreshments.
&c. Don't fail to 90.
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CoMPLAINTs.--After hearing many complaints In
regard to the colored free schools in the city,
there was meeting held by the parents in the
Augusta Street NJ. Z. Church, to take into consid-
Grafton the various grievances presented, after
which committee was appointed to confer with
the board Through the columns of the paper) to
ascertain why We have not the same facilities for
accommodating our children as at the other free
schools of Staunton, ms pay the same taxes as
other citizens. LIST. For the last two or three
months. some of our children have not boon re-
eeiving more than two hours instruction during
the day. end. That our school houses are so
small that those who attend in the morning have
to be dismissed at twelve o'clock to give way for
new school, 3rd. The Tobacco Factory occupied
on Augusta street is not q suitable place for q
school house, and is detrimental to the health o.!
the children. 18th. That some Of our children do
not receive any instruction in music as tie rest
Of the free schools in the city. 5th. That we IN
ccrely hope the Board will take some step to cor
rect the imposition practced and give our chill
dren all the advantages of any other free schools
in the city. Respectfully Yours,
G. N. SELLERS,
JOHN w. HARRIS.
WILLIAM d. SMITH.
WILLIAM II. ROSS
FRANK TTtWAHE.
ROBERT x SHELTON.
II JAMES Il. NSDERsON.
II Sec.
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FRESH FISH every day at rearmnn' s

ELECTION OF OFFICERS.--The following
officers eftke Young Mems Building ASCOT
ton. have been reelected for the ensnIn 9
year: ". II. 1t. Lynn. President; Charles
l.. Cooke. Secretary and Treasury; Messrs.
George p. Baker, W. II. Weller. ". l.. Bum
gardner, NJ. \. Bradley, Arista Hnce. and
- 4 P;aho risny niractcrc
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nESSOLCCEOE.-The firm OF Amiss Hooy-
~ er is hereby dissolved by inutnal consent.
The accounts are in the hands Of Mr. Hoover for
collection, and all parties knowing themselves
indebted attsSt pay up.
The business will be conducted In future by Mr.
l, j. Hoover. Thankful for the patronage so gen l.
erousy extended the trim, they respectfully so y
lict its continuance to the new concern.
AIISS & HOOVER.
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BEAUTIFUL. PICTURES. citizens of
Staunton have an opportunity of supply
ing themselves with set of superior steel
engravings.. 1t is very seldom that a set
of engravings Of such desirable subjects
and artistic merit is offered at so low
price. They are copied fromColes' cele-
brated painting, 1.-The Voyage of Life, .
in four stages. Each engraving is COM
plete in. itself, and may be obtainedeither
singly or in sets. The gentleman who is
canvassing for these superb pictures, Rev
W. A. Whitescarver, of the Baptist church,
is we'll known to us, and we take pleasure
in commencing both the pictures and the
canvasser to the kind consideration OF
otlr people.
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The highest cash prices paid Tor good
firth Potatoes and Cabbage. See lis before
you sell. .STi'Tz Bros.
No. Z. Augusta ST.
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Walter S. Stutz and Brother have the
finest fitted establishment to be found. for
conducting the Fish and Oyster trade
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SALE OF
AABLE HOUSE AND LOT.

COMMISSIONER. SALE OF
~ A. ABLE HOUSE AND LOT.
VALs
BY virtue OF set the Hastings Court Tor
the city OF St; unS 'essr rendered at the November
term 1875. in the chancery cause of Wm. f. John
son, Sheriff, &C. vs. Jos. A. Logan, will sell at
public auction, in front OF the Courthouse. 81
the city OF Stanton, Va, on
SATURDAY, a4th Of FEBRUARY, 1877,
at O'Clock, p. m, the House and part of the Lot
purchased of John B. Evans. and lately occupied
by Joseph A Logan as residence. Said proper
ty is situated at the intersection Of Augusta and
Frederick streets, and runs northwardly to tn J
Picker building. thence eastwardly to point
on the line between the property lately occupied
by said Logan. and that on which brick house
has recently been erected, thence southwardly
with said line to point on Frederick street
theEce westwardly to the beginning;
TERMs.-Costs of suit. sale and re sale. tnslnd.
ing usual commission, in hand; the balance on 81
credit OF six, eighteen and thirty months. the
purchaser to execute bonds with approved person
al security bearing interest from date OF sale and
title retained rs ultimate security.
ian 25-tds ROBERT CRAIG. Com r.
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FISH AND OYSTERS.-Ca safely say
that o'Ir'friena Pearlnan' is the place co get
the choice marketing Al the lowest possible
price.
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TEACHERS AssoCIATIoN.-.The Teachers
Association of Rivcrheads District which
was organized at Greenville on Saturday
week, will hold their next meeting on Sat
urday next at Broadhead school-house. The
following are the officers: Mr.. John NJ. Stef.
fey, President; j. Frank Wilson, Vice Pres
ident; Wilson Brown. Secretary; and J. N.
Miller, Treasurer.
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Col. }. d. Brady has been appointed Col
lector OF the Fourth Internal Revenue Dis
trict OF Virginia, in place Of Mr.. Richards,
removed.
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Job Work.

We have now one OF the best appointed
jon OFFICES in the Valley. and can turn
ont rs nest work MS can be executed in the
State We have added numerous fonts OF
type to our heretofore well selected assort-
ment, aud can promise satisfaction to all
who vii! favor us with their work.
THE TOASTED COFFEE, furnished by c.
c. Wheat. isa very superior article. retain
ing the original flavor Of the grain. end add
ding TO the convenience and economy Of The
household. IT. is matter Of surprise that
our citizens 10 net more generally use the
article
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VEGETABLES OF ALL DESCRIP-
TONS at Pearman's.
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Rock fish. Black Bass, Perch, Salad, Let
tnce, Satisfy, line Sweet Potatoes, Celery. and
Oysters, are for sale every day by
.STUTZ Bros.
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The Post Office at Bath Court House, has
b en- changed to Warm Springs. VIM. Smith
remaining Postmaster.
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FISH, OYSTERS AND VEGETABLES,
the choice Of the market. received tally at
Pearman's.
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WONDERFUL ScCcEss-It is reported that 30
sCBEE'S GERMAN SYEUP has. since its Introduction
In the United States reached the Immense sale OF
10000 dozen per year. over 5000 Druggist have
ordered this medicine direct from the Factory, at
Woodbury., n. j.. and not one has reported q sin
gle failure, but every letter speaks Of its aston
tied on the breast aonsunntion,, or any disc se
OF the throat and lungs We advise any pefson
that has any predisposition to weak iunSs, TO go
to their Druggist r Tyree and get this medicine,
or inquire about it. Regular size. - cents Sam
pie Bottle, 10 cents. Two doses VIII relieve any
case. Don't negiect-your cough. nov SoSeoW
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FRESH OYSTERS, slower HAN the low
est" at Pe2rman's.
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markets..

Our Markets are hrmer this week for breaistufs
and Ie notice some advance. Small products
are without change in prices, &c.
C. A. RICHARDSON,
Grocer and Produce Dealer,
corner OF Main and Augusta Streets.
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COAL LAND LEAsED.--Capt. L. II. Cat
lett, OF the firm of Echola, Bell & Catlett,
has recently leased tract Of coal lands on
the Ches & Ohio Railroad OH New River.
W. Va, between Hinton and Quinaimont.
for q term Of 20 years at s., 800 for the first
year, 81, 800 for the second. and $1,000 a
year thereafter.
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OFFICE.

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
IN Stanton. va, Jan. 1e, ieTI~
In the ehancery cause of WIN. 3. Kayser'5 cred
it VS.. VIM. p. kayser now pending III the Hust,
ines Court OF the city of Stanton
al persons
parties In this suit or in anywise interested
therein, and especially tnel len.creditofs OF WIN
B. Kayser, are hereby notified that in pursuance
OF q decree, rendered the 9Th OF january, 1877.
in said cause by said court shall. on THURS
DAY, the 18th day OF FEBRUARY, l55! at my Of
flee in Staunton. proceed:
Ist. So Take and state account OF all the judg-
lnent and other liens binding the real estate OF
Vim. .. Eayser, and still unsatisAed.
and. Any other matter deemed pertinent By
or required by any party in interest 70 be sta
ted.
At which time ana place you are required to at
tend. JOHN W. STOUT, CoYn'r
Fultz Fultz, p q jan la-dt
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DEATH OF Mrs. SARAH RICHARDSON.
This community was painea to hear on
Sunday evening last, OF the death OF Mrs.
Sarah Richardson, wife OF Rev. W. I. Rich
arlson, OF Augusta Female Seminary. She
was daughter of Mr.. Charles Patrick, dec,
Of this county. Her re.uans were conveyed
to Waynesboro' Oh Tuesday ls,st. and there
buried among her Kindred 'aa'i friends de-
parted.
MIS-, Richardson's health had been deli
cate for some time past, and sisicc the lst OF
January rapidly failing. She was Il lady Of
great amiability of character and sweetness
OF disposition, cultivated in mind and man
ners and deep religious experience
FISH AND OYSTERS at pearrnan's al
Mays,
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Valuable Earssa for Rent,

Twill rent tbs farm on which Henry Nitlgon rr,2Q
resides. 1t is one OF the best and snosf nrodue-
tive farms In the county-contains 2ss5 acres OF
land. forty acres Of which is frst-cass meadow
and the upland OF superior quality The farm is
IN good condition. good buildings and plenty Of
water, spring and running
will take either a snO,;fS rent or the usual
share OF crops. from frst-cIass farmer. Posses
sion given of the land st once 10 prepare for q
spring crop WITH srabiing ior horses, Sc, ana the
iull possession on the Arst OF April
Mr.. w. r.. Rnsh is authorized 10 contract for
the rentinG, II shonld he absent from the city.
,aFcp l~5t EOBER,f G. BLCKLE.
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LOCAL.

Hours Of Closing the Mails at Stauntcn
Post Office.
Mail for East and North closes At $3.50 A. N
West I" ''..... 3:z0 r. ~.
Night Mail Rsst and North a. ....... t:So +. a
Valley Mail + -... o:'" T. NJ
All letters must be DR. ,pped IN TEE COX pJ the
above sehedule In order 10 insure prompt maiiing'
s. NJ. YOsT, P. N.
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LADIES.

List of Letters Remaining in the PastOf-
flee Mt Staunton, Augusta County. Va.
| FEBRUARY g, 1877.
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REMOVAL.

Having purchased Inc Interest of MIR. A1niss,
and removed to more coinlnodious and convent
ent quarters, an now prepared at my new stand,
No. o, NEW STREET,
to manufacture. with increased facilities. al
kinds OF
FASHIONABLE BOOTS AND SHOES.
In workmanship, material and a.,
GUARANTEE PERFECT SUBTRACTION
All ask is a trial
Cash and low prices Is my motto.
Respectfully
feb l-St |. j. HOOVER
Mr.. Amiss is still with me, and in addition to
him, / employ the best mechanics. As an evidence
OF this fact. pay rs cents more upon every obi
than any other manufacturer in the city
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BRITISH QUARTERLY REVIEW for Jan,i-
airy, has been received. Contents: Jnlian' s
Letters; The Poetry Of the Old Testament;
Alexander Vinet; Priesthood in the Light Of
the New Testament; II. Spencer's Sociol-
ogy. it grounds. motives and sphere: Gui-
cots History OF France: The Servian War;
Contemporary Literature History Biogra-
ply and Travels; Politics, Science and Art,
Bellies Letter, Fiction aud Poetry; Books for
Juveniles, Serials. Theology, Philosophy and
Philolosy.
The LEONARD SCOTT PUBLISHING; Co.,
al Barclay street, \. W Terms including
postage, payable in advance British Quar-
ly, 81, with Mackwood's Magazine, ST. All
four If the Reviews and Blackwond's. $l5.
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The CoI.oRED pEoPLE.-A paragraph in
| orr last Issue did an injustice TO the eolcred
people as elass, although not 50 designed.
While the reading of the article would make
it apply generally. it was the purpose to re-
feel upon those Only vine had refused
TO assist eo!ored woman in hurying her dead
infant.
From our own knowledge We can state,
that the conduct OF oar co!ore3 people GER
| orally has been liberal to .lie poor and needy
OF their cwn race, and they have contributed
TO the full extent of their means to their re-
lief. Their charitable associations have been
diligent in aiding the INDECENT, and the
churches make it II part OF their economy to
give to the poor and relieve the suffering
The marvellous work tiiey have accomplish
ed in building churches, establishing Sum-
day Schools and organizing charitable as
| sociatiOns and their gene<al progress in ele-
mentary learning, speak much to their cred
it, aud we would no. willinglydetract from it,
1t is scarcely necessary to state that this
paragraph was in type, before the last issue
OF the Spectator. in which there appears a
COMMUNICATION Oh the subject.
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miscellaneous.
THE OLD RELIABLE
LAND OFFICE.
Miscellaneous.
y. ID. Price,

lHARRIsoNBURG. VA
OFFICE srBERr BUILDING. ROOM no. /.
SECOND FLOOR
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The first Shad OF the season received las
week by the Boys that mean business.
STUFF BROS.
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STANTON srARKET, FEB. s, 1877.

CORRECTED WEEKLY BIZ A. RICHARDSON
WHOLESALE PRICES
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Col. A. r. Bennett has resumed editorial
labors In Richmond, and will hereafter he
connected with the staff Of the State. This
little eveningrpaper is receiving popular IA
vor rapidly, and deserves to. for 1t is ably
conducted. independent and fearless. Col.
Bennett will lend additional attractions to it,
and commend it still more fayorably to the
public He IL one Of the best newspaper
men we have ever known.
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Bot,ds lreid by the Sinking Fluid. $500 90