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COMMISSIONERS FOR REAssEssMEN1

COMMISSIONERS FOR REAssEssMENI
OF LAND.-The following Commissioners
have been appointed by Judge 4endren,
under the law for the reassessment OF
lands damaged by the flood Of IT: South
River-D. W. Conner, John s. Ellis and
Jas. A. Austin Pastures B. Sieg, A.
D. S. Beck and Jno. S. Guy; North River
james FL. Todd, DR.. G. T. Robson and
D. N. Van Lear; Middle River-Wm.
Crawford, Thos. P. Wilson and VIM. T.
johnson. The Commissioners are requir-
ed to act within the next two weeks.
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A NICE PLACE.-The proprietor Of the
Virginia Hotel has recently made an adj
dition to the city's attractions in the fresh,
clean, and nicely arranged bathrooms he
has opened. They are three in number,
and both hot and cold water runs through
them.
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REGIST RATIO .--The voters of the
city should bear in mind that unless they
register between the 18th and 18th of May
they will lose their votes, in other words
the effect of law for new registration is
that no man can vote again at any election
until he regis tiers. The books will be open
in the LIST and End wards by Registrars
Hyde and Goode, on the 18th of Nav.
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PREsBYTERY. Lexington Presbytery
meets at Waynesboro on Wednesday, the
Sth OF May. The hospitable inhabitants
are making every arrangement to accom-
modate the members. AS they will be too
busy with their guests at home, there
will not be any general dinner set out at
the church, as is sometimes the case.
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DISTINGUISHED VIsIToRs.-A few days
ago Mr.. Rogers BIS private secretary of
President Hayes, visited Alton. and made
arrangements for board for the summer,
for himself and family, Paymaster General
Williams, of the Navy, and for the fami-
lies of two commodores in the naval SER
vice. Alton is almost the summit of the
Blue Ridge and the view commands the
finest scenery in Virginia.
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A NOVELTY OF AUGUSTA MANUFAC-
rURE.-Among the vehicles in town Mon
day was one that attracted considerable
attention. 1t was carryall, the wheels
of which were made of iron by Mr.. J. W..
Harris Of SOLDIERS Retreat" in Augusta.
The spokes were not larger than your little
finger and penetrated the hub into which
they were hooked, at an angle. The
wheels presented light and neat appear
ance and yet had solid strength, for the We
hicle with load Of over 1890 pounds had
been drawn over rough road that morn
ing and there was not sign of giving
away in the slender spokes. The wheels
are of wrought iron and made with COM
mon blacksmith g tools.
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VALLEY R. R. D1REcroRs MEETING

VALLEY r. R. DIRECTORS MEETING.
The Board of Directors of the Valley
r. R. Co. we're in session at Baltimore YES.
terday. The reorganization of the road
and the election of officers engaged their
attention. They adjourned without any
action, until to-day.
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The RAIN WEDNESDAY NIGHT.-Wed-
nesday evening about dark a heavy rain
storm came On and lasted, with slight in
tervals, all night. The rain gauge kept
by Capt. Geo. 3. Price, No. 313 E. Main
ST., showed that an inch and nine hun
dreths of rain fell during the night.
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GRATEFUL TO THE BoYs.-The. Harri-
sonburg commonwealth" publishes the
following card of thanks which is as fresh
and innocent as daisy:
Thanks Returned. The young ladies of
the Augusta Female Seminary, Staunton,
Va, return many and cordial thanks to
the young ladies and gentlemen of Harri-
sonburg for the kind and courteous atten-
ton shown them during their stay in that
town, and also wish to express their appre-
citation of the many attractions. The
memory of it will brighten the remaining
days Of school, and eyer remind them Of
its charming and hospltable inhabitants.
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BASE BALL. MATCu-Ye

BASE BAIL MATcH.-Yesterday after
noon the Valley club beat the Red Stars
in match game by 80 to 30, winning a
bat and ball furnished by J. G.. Yeager.
J. B. Irving was given the ball for the
best score, and J. W. NEWMAN, the bat
for the best fielding.
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BREvITIEs.-Mr. Geo.. W. Eyler sold
$3,4O0 worth of machinery on court day.
He is practical mechanic and his repre-
sensations of his goods command conf
dence.
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Commercial,
STAuNuoN, April, 25th. 1878,

STAUNUoN, April, 18th, 1878.
Flour-Extra, s5.O5@$5,1O Superfine, a. .3o@s4. IS
Family, $555@$5.60; Wheat Fultz, $ll0@$l, Is
Bacon 6@7 (hog round) Lard s@910o. saitE$i. IS
SSugar-9c@l4s; Meal-56@6O; Molasses-- 5oc@sl
tButter-e22@23c Eggs-8 cents; Timothy Seed
Pork, $450@$4.75; Dressed Turkey. 7c; Dressed
Chicken, SC; Wool washed 35c, unwashed Csc.
REMARKS.
Our markets have been uniform as to prices TO-,
the last week, The wool season is about opened and
prices arc low, with no animation in the market
The pending tariff bill before Congress. proposes
some changes In import duties, on wool and wool
en- goods, which prevents active dealing by manu-
tacturers until the tariff is settled,
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ANDERsoN's PHOTOGRAPHs.-Mr. Anderson, OF
Richmrnd has removed the sky-light, and otherwise
improved the photograph gallery over Cooke q Ba-
kers Dry Goods and is making all styles OF
photographs of quality equal in all respects to
those produced at his gallery in Richmond This is
excellent opportunity for those DESTROYS of secur
ing first class picture.
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The New York Orphans.

We yesterday afternoon received the
following note regarding the arrival of the
New York boys for the farmers:
A company of orphans and destitute
children from the New York Children IS
Aid Society, will arrive in Staunton on
Friday morning, May 18th, to be distribu-
ted among the farmers Of Augusta county.
Persons desiring information can con
fer with the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION of Staunton.
G. R. Fry,
Western Agent,
Children's Aid Society,
10 East 4th St.. New York.
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BEER BoTTLING EsTABL IsHMENT.-
This is new departure Of the enterpris-
ing firm of W. l.. Bumgardner & Co. Those
fine beers the Milwaukee and Queen of the
West are purchased by the barrel, and bot
tied in their establishment on New street.
This house is thus enabled to supply fami-
lies in the city and those convenient to
this market, with the best beer at a lower
figure than it has ever before been offered
in the State. A good cellar is provided
where the popular beverage is kept, always
nice and cool, and new patent stopper,
the lightning stopper, great convenience
is used.
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A Spring Idyl.
THE PARIS EXPOSITION.

They have gone! They left Sunday
night and got up their French in advance.
About tea time gentleman with a
foreign air tripped into the American Ho-
tel and registered as monsieur Edouard,
No. 317 Rue de Beverley, Staunton.'' He
at once asked the clerk eff Monsieur
Arngair lie President of the corps legislatif
was I'M
"Wh-a.a-t?" said the clerk.
"Or Monsieur Tom Romsong lie Presi-
dent de la Societe Chretien DIES Jeunes
Hommes? ?"
ssHoly Noses" said the clerk. whats
this he's givin' us?"
"Perhaps may find Monsieur Angair
dams lie sale manger," remarked the dis
tinguished foreigner.
"Salamonskey's been gone two weeks.
| He makes my clothes,' added the polite
clerk by way Of explanation.
| But the French gentleman at last found
the boudoir of Messrs. Angair and Rom
song and for several hours the boarders by
listening learned good deal of French for
| nothing.
''Have you seen the red cat CT my cous-
| in?''
| II have not seen the red cat of your
cousin but 1 have seen the blue umbrella
of your grandmother"
"Have you the two large hats of your
| neighbor p
81 have not the two large hats Of my
| neighbor but have his wooden guns"
About midnight they sentdown to know
when the chemin de fer would start, and
few minutes after the gentleman who
had seen the blue umbrella of his grand
mother brought the baggage down.
FIVE THOUSAND MEN GOT IT!
How sad it is to attempt to deceive those
who love us, and yet that was the determi-
nation of Samuel Tidball, when he cut outa
piece about vertigo from this paper and
wrapped it up for use. ''May be it will stop
Maria s tongue" he remarked, as he turn
ed down a glass Of beer. For It'd does
drink beer, and a good deal of it, and that
night he was just awful when he got home.
Mrs Tidball was awful, too-awful mad,
and when old It'd performed one or two
forward fours, across the crib in trying to
reach down to get his boots off, she pro-
menaded all and caught up with him.
"W hat are you doing, Mr.. Tidball?" she
screamed, as she showed the crib, with
young T. into place of safety. 'sDoin?
Doin, Mish Tidbar, I'm dyin' wish vertigo
Ssh awful-fi' thOushen men StauntOn
got it-wursh n colerer-ain Usher sorry
fine I'm"
When old It'd walked up the next morn
ing his wife was sitting by the bed, sew
ing. 1t was late before he got up, indeed.
it was two days. The mustard plaster
they had on him was about half a yard
long. It had cured the vertigo. How
painful it is to attempt to deceive those
that love us.
We have received from an anonymous poet
'Let us kiss before we part" How often
will we have to say we cannot do this sort
OF thing?
And if we would, who are you?
Miss M. L. H. to her colored Sunday
School class, Ito whom she had also
taught the names of the counties.) "Now
children recollect, when ask you next
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| NATIONAL VALLEY BANK U.s. HENRY FOR
~ =, RERS s. ALS-In pursuance of decree OF
the Circuit Court for Augusta County, entered in
on the LIST day Of April, 1878, shall proceed at nv
Office in Staunton on ~ '
Friday, the 18th of lMdy, 1878,
perty of Henry Forrer and also to takeany evidence
that may be offered in reference to any of the claims
against said FOrrer already reported.
~ JOS A, WADDELL, Comm'r
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BETHLEHEM CHURCH.

At this pretty Lutheran Church, about
four miles from Fishersville, the pastor of
which is Rev. Lafayette A. Fox, the deco
rations on Sunday were-beautiful. The
ladies were assisted and directed by Prof.
Chas. n. Stebbins, in fact the success OF
the occasion was in a great degree due to
the fine taste and artistic skill of this gen.
tlemen. The pulpit was spanned by two
arches of evergreen, one within the other,
tastefully trimmed with floral stars and
miniature crosses, the outer one being sur
mounted by a floral crown, above which
was large harp, in lilies and roses, the
centre string forming cross which extern
ded to the ceiling. The front of the pull
nit was decorated with an anchor and
cross, in pansies and roses most tastefully
arranged. above which were the letters
III. s., surmounted by a beautiful cross in
cb.rysanthemums and roses. The lamp
stands were adorned with floral shields
and stars in evergreen and roses. On the
altar was placed beautiful and artlstlcal
ly prepared pyramid OF living flowers three
feet high, surmoanted by a large hora
wreath. The panels on the wall were
adorned with shields bearing such lnscrlp
tions as He is risen indeed" "Chrlst Il
risen,'' &C., above each Of which was
large star in evergreen and roses. Inc
wall and ceiling were festooned WIN 2o'
feet of evergreen wreaths, eight inches
deep. and from the windows were suspen
ded clumps of Florida moss, especially
sent for the occasion. The front OF the
gallery was decorated with three evergreen
yreaths and stars from which were suS
pended clumps of Florida moss.
The services were of most solemn ane
imposing character. and were opened .,
the singing Of an anthem, BY the WHO'S
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Miss M. L. H. to her colored Sunday
School class, Ito whom she had also
taught the names of the counties.) ''NoW
children recollect, when ask you next
Sunday, that our Savior was born in Beth
lehem.' Glass, "Yes'um." Next Sun
day-f'Now where was our Savior born ?'
Excited young African. II know Miss
Lizze!'' Then where % With a shout
Buckingham" Geography of the State
discontinued.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
7hausdov The 9th dan 1fau 1873

BY virtue Of decree of the Circuit Court of Au-
gusta County. rendered in the case of Armentrout
VS. Armentrout, we will proceed, on the premises,
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A VALUABLE DIsCovERY.-Dr G. W. Benson, a
Practical Physician, at LOG N. Eutaw St.. Baltimore
Md. (who has paid much attention to nervous dis
eases,) has discovered that extract of celery and
chamomile combined, in certain proportion, inva-
riaby cures headache, either bilious, dyspeptic ner-
vous OF sick headache, neuralgia and nervousness.
This is triumph in medical chemistry, and sufferers
all over the country are ordering by mail. He pre-
pares it in pills at SO cents per box. The Doctor
is largely known and highly respected in Baltimore
Episcopal Methodist as- Sold by all Druggist and
country stores. mar1-ly
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BALTIMORE. Feb 2nd, 1878.

BALTIMORE, Feb 2nd, 1878.
/ have used DR.. DeWtts Cure for coughs and colds
for two years, and would cheeriuliy recommend it
to any similarly afflicted
MYRTLE L0RENTZ,
&c McMechen street.
For sale by GEO. W. MAY Co. apr19
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1'0"' oeV'y 01o oso !eotsy 1sIty, 1910.
to sell at public auction, that most desirable farm,
containing 3C0K situated on Middle River adj,
Joining the lands OF McCue, Byers CARRIER and others
upon which Charles ArmentrOut resided in his life
time upon the following terms ;viz,
So much in hand as will pay the costs of suit and
the costs OF sale, and the remainder upon credit of
one, tWoand three years from the day of sale, with
interest from the day of sale, the purchaser giving
bonds with approved personal security and the title
retained as ultimate security.
ALEX H. FULTZ,
JAMES BUMGARDNER. JR
j. S. HARNSBERGER,
april Commissioners.
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''SANTONINE," the great worm killer, is only %
cents per box-in the reach of all. Prepared by w.
L. FLEMING, and sold everywhere.
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Sntnr1nu. Man 4th 1878.

that valuable lanyard property in the village of Mt
Solon belonging to ha estate of John VICAR, decd
with a good dwelling house attached and the neces-
sary outbuildings.
TERMS Enough cash in hand to pay the costs of
suit and sale and the residue upon credit OF one
two and three years the purchaser executing bonds
Tor the deferred inst ailments Of purchase money with
day OF sale and retaining title as ultimate security
Sale to begin at L o'clock
JAMES BUMGA RDNER. JR
I'll. ST. GEORGE TUCKER.
aprl24t Commissioners
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Ladies Buttoned Side Lace and Front Lace Boots
in Box Toe and Plain very low, don't fail to try a
pair of them. New Goods almost daily at
WELLER'S Boot and Shoe Store.
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TOM BURKE,

SUFFERERS FROM Observation-Disclosures bow
els, inward piles, costiveness fevers, torpid liver
yeowness of the skin and eyes, indigestion, dyspep
STA and all arrangements of the internal viscera, are
cured by ''Swayne's Tar and Sarsaparilla Pills :"
Unlike many other purgatives, they do not irritate
the stomach and bowels by frequent USE They keep
the system in healthy condition by arousng the tor
pid liver to healthy action and expelling, by the bow
els and kidneys, the matter that poisons the founda
ton of life. Be particular to obtain 'SWayne's
Pills. Price Is cents box, at all leading drug
gists. APPS
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SPECIAL Nor1cE.-Mrs. M. E. Pagan, of the fir

SPECIAL NoTICE.-Mrs. M. E. Pagan, of the firm
of Mrs. d. A. Shepherd & Co., No. 7 New Street,
has just returned from New York. where She has dis
played great taste in selecting stock of Mill
merry, which is both cheap and beautiful This firm
has had long experience in the business, and we
have no doubt will give satisfaction to every one
Mrs d. A, SHEPHERD & Co.
April 25th, 1873
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PIANOS AND ORGANS If you wish to purchase
very superior Piano OF Organ, equal in every ex-
celence to any made, at Manufacturers Wholesale
Price, and thus save nearly one-haf of your money
do not fail before purchasing to write for catalogue
Of descriptions and prices, to Post Office Box 1885,
New York.
feb15ly
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BAKER BROS.

REDUCTION Housekeeper can find that good
Edom family flour, now so cents per Bbl lower
at
april BAKER BROS.
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Saturday, the 18th dau of Mau, 1878.

in front of the Court House in Staunton the follow
on Beverley street, containing 433695 square feet,
fronts q feet inches on Beverley street and runs
back back lOo feet to an alley There is comfortable
rooms on the lot This desirable property is on the
Main street OF the city, accessible to water and gas
and only a few squares from the business centre Of
the City; This property is a part of the estate of
James Gregory, deceased, and was heretofore pur-
chased by Charles E. Gregory under former decree
in this cause, who is in possession of and occu
plying the same.
TERMS Enough cash in hand to pay the costs of a
and the residue upon a credit of six, twelve and
eighteen months ftsm day of SALE the purchaser ex
ecutng bonds therefor with approved personal Sc
curity, bearing interest from day of sale and retain
ing title as ultimate security.
~ P. A. BAYLOR,
apflo-4I Commissioner.
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Every one in want Of Boots and Shoes of Good
Quality and at the Lowest Prices for Cash. will study
their interest by examining my Stock before pur-
chasing. Don't believe every thing you hear, but come
and see for yourself and you will be convinced that
the best real bargains in Boots and Shoes to be
had at
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Gentlemen's Fine Calf Box Toe. and Plain Coz
gress and Buckle CATERS, very low for Cash at
WELLER'S Boot, Shoe and Hat Store.
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Mond0u, Mou 2Oth. 1875

offer at public auction in front of the Courthouse in
property situated the East side of Augusta stree
adjoining and Immediately South of the brick store
house and dwelling of Dennis OConner.
Said property consists of a twostory brick house,
containing an excellent store-room on the ground
Land lodging rooms on the second story, and the
lot fronting Is feet 81 inches and running back
about 10 feet with the right Of use of foot alley
on the North side of said O'Conner's house.
TERMS Enough in hand to pay costs of suit and
equal instruments at one, two three and four years
with interest from the day Of sale, the purchaser
the title to be retained as ultimate security.
THOS. G. ELDER,
M. F. WHITE,
aprl9-tds Commissioners.
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PRICE s. MILLER keep constantly on hand Liv
ingston Or Bradley plows and castings. They also
request farmers to call and examine the "Malta'
Double shovel corn plow with solid steel shovel.
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AN ASTONISHING FACT.-A large proportion of the
American people are to-day dying from the effects OF
dyspepsia or disordered liver. The result of these
diseases upon the masses of intelligent and valuable
people ismost alarming making life actually bur
den instead of pleasant existence of enjoyment and
usefulness as ought to be- There is no good
for this, if you will only throw aside prejudice and
skepticism, take the advice of druggists and your
friends and try bottle of Green August Flower
Your speedy relief is certain Millions of bottles OF
this medicine have beeu given away to try its virtues,
with satisfactory results in every case You can buy
sample bottle for 10 cents to try. Three doses will
relieve the worst Positively sold by all drug
gistS on the Western Continent.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
- PRoPERTY.-Pursuant to decree of the
Marcn term, 1878, in the cause of Vigars widow vs.
Vigar's heirs, the undersigned, Commissioners will
proceed 10 sell at public auction to the highest bid
der in front of the Court House in the city of Stau-
ton. on
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YREAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TEA co.
Branch of IS s. 81 vesey Street, New York;
No 80 AND 81 AUGUSTA STREET
Opposite Court Honse,
STA NTON, VA.
Green Tea from 6octs to $l.sO per pound.
Cohee, from 2Octs, upwards
SUGARs.-Crushed, 121Scts. ~
Granuated, 12cts
A. Sugar, best White llcts..
c. Sugar, white l0cfs
Fine light brown ects
bfown Sugar, S15cts,
Call at the RED FRONT TEA SroYr ..
street opposite Court House, staunton, Va ana sx
apr5tf JNO n uoN1uN
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$1'25, will buy a Misses Good Morocco Shoe, at
WELLER'S Boot and Shoe Stor
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We have received from an anonymous poet
"Let us kiss before we part" How often
will we have to say we cannot do this sort
OF thing?
And if we would, who are you?
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LADIES who require gentle tonic should try q
dozen Zone at time) of our Milwaukee Beer, $1,2(
per dozen,
aprl6 VIM. L. BUMGARDNER g. Co.
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g. will buy Ladies Good Morocco Shoe, and 81, so
pair Of the best quality, at
WELLER'S Boot and Shoe Store.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF AN UNDIVIDED INTER
Il EST IN VALUABLE IRON ORE BANK
IN AUGUSTA COUNTY

'IRUSTEES SALE OF AN UNDIVIDED INTER-
y EST IN VALUABLE IRON ORE BANK
IN AUGUSTA COUNTY.
The undersigned Trustee, in deed of trust exect.
ted by Cornelius Slack on the 7th day of February
1871 reeqrded in the Clerks office Augusta county,
benefciaries therein proceed, in front OF the CouI
House, Of Augusta county, to sell at public auction
to the highest bidder, on
Tuesday, the 21st dag Of Mav, 1878,
the undivided fourth part OF that certain tract
of land lying in Augusta county, near Greenyille
known as the Bears Iron Ore Bank, said to be val.
acres.
TERMs.-Cash in hand to pay the costs of sale and
note OF 81 1000, with interest from January st 1878
and the residue upon credit to be made known on
the day of sale,
RICHARD P, BELL,
apfl9-4G Trustee.
DESIRABLE CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
~ By virtue OF decree rendered in the chan
Gerry cause OF Gregory VS. Gregory,s heirs pending in
the Circuit Court OF Augusta County, will offer at
public auction to the highest bidder, ON
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full line of Gents and Boys Fur Hats, as we
as in Wool-Umbrelas a full stock always on hand
at the lowest Price for Cash. at
JAMS C. L. WELLERS.