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The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-05-10


 JAMES B. CoLGRoyE.
 Action brought in the District Court of the Third Ju- dical District and for the County Of Moha'e in 'e The Territory of Arizona sends Greeting to JAMES B. COLGRoyE. ,,, You are hereby summoned and required 10 appe1, I' an action brought against you oy the anose fin in fine District Court of the Third Judicial Distrc n and for the County of Mohaye, in the Ierfitory I Ar;zona and answer the complaint filed with the Cierh Inf ts Court at Mineral Park in said County "a copy o which complaint accompanies this summonsh wlinin twenty days elusive of the day of service after hs service upon you of this summons, If sersen Ill ,nif County but if served out of the County, ana ",,iu this District then within thirty days in all other cases forty days. x.,. a., and answer the complaint as above required the pah tif will take judgment by default against you Tor tns sum of tventy-three hundred (S23OO dollars, upon contract for carrying the U $. mails between Auorsy Mohave county, Arizona, and Ceroat m saio Ooun's and costs and disbursements in this behalf expended.
 Given under my hand and the seal of the said DIS trict Court at Mineral Park, this 5th day of Marcn A. D. 1S7o> CALD"ELh "ni"a, D,l ISEALl OeA-
 WEBSTER STREET, Atty for Plaintiff. March IS. 1878. 8w
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Summons.

IS rzE DISTRICT CouRr or rHx THIRD JUDICIAL Drs rRrcr, TERRITORY or ARIZONA, CoUSTx OF YAvAPAr SUSAN swEETsER, Plff. ys. SUMMONx. ALoNzo ]. swEETsER, prt
 Action brought in the District Court of the Third yu ciA District in and for the County of Yavspai in shs Territory of Arizona.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to ALoNzo T. SwEETSER.
 You hereby summoned and required to appear iu action brought against you by the above named plain d n the District Court of the Third Judicial District in and for the County of Yayapa in the Territory oi Arizona and answer the complaint filed with the Clerk oi this Court af Prescott in sad County copy of which complaint accompanies this sumlnons,l within twenty days excusve of the day of service, ax the service upon you of this summons, served in this County but If served out of the CoSnty and within this District then within thirty days; in all other forty days. nd you hereby notified thSt if you fan to appear and answer the complaint above required the p1ai- tf vfn take default against you and apply tc the Court for the relief demanded in her ccplAint and co<s aud disbursements in this behalf expended.
 Given under my hand and the Seal of the said District Court st Prescott this 29sh ay of March, A. b. ISIS
 WILLIAM WILKINSON, IsEaLl Clerk T.y. baux, Ast'y for Plaintiff.
 March g. ISIS, sv
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LEGAL.
Summons.
IS TIE DISTRICT COURT or THE IHIap supIcxAL D.,
 WILLIAM DURBIN, P1tf.

F~r-r nrurp -n,rr TrrRTroRr OF ARrzosA CousrT or fAsArA'
 WILLIAM DURBIN, Pitf.
 gs. oSA@~NN"
 S. O. FREDERICK. Dft-
 zion brouent in the District Court of the Third ya- dicsI Disfric in and for the County of faSapai' ih W The territory of Arizona sends greeting to .. o' Yoa are hereby summoaed and required to sppesr ID an scfion brought against you by tns 1s rIsnt tn the District Court of the Third sua,eiA- D rict in and for the County of fasaps in tns s s, cS lrixona and anwer the complaint nied wl'h lll- Clerk of this Court at Prescott, in said CounIf o, of which complaint accompanies this summons ~i'n, . twenty days (exclusiye of the lay Of sercel aiei service upon you of this summons ser'eu M ,.ss @ County: but if served out of the County, ana "n,l ths Disrict then within thirty dzys in all other case And YOU are hereby notified that if you fal 70 sppss ana answer the complaint as above requred, 'ns tiff iII take udgmnt for the of Three tnoussne tvo hundred and forty-one and 62leo 24le1 doia sn, czts and disbursements in this behalf expenaea
 tveu under my hand and the zeal of the said o0uh'' - ' WILL lM WILKINSON, Clerk. JoaS HowARp AND E. W. ARAM, Auy's. Tor fiAin'n Prescott April 5,--w60d.
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U. s. LAND OFFICE, PRESCOTT, 4. T. l
 March 3O. 1878. {

To Giuseppe Delnotaro and John H. Otto, Greeting. In the matter of Preemptoa, Cash entry No. l1, of Rosa Rubio, for N. E. A of N. E. H. Sec. IS and W. h of N. W. l ana N. W. of s. W. l. Sec. IT Twp. 14, N. R. W.
 You are hereby notified that said entry is held for approval by the Honorable Commissioner Of the Gener al Land ofce subject to any appeal if taken within sixty (60) days from the date hereof.
 wM. N. KELLY, Register. Prescott Apr. E. W. 60 ds.
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Strayed or Stolen.

The undersigned has lost two animals from hi premises on Turkey Creek-one, bay horse wearing bell three white feet with brand left hip saddle ana collar marks about years old; the other, small light rongray mule, also branded on lef mp wltt breeching marks The person giving information ol returning the same will be liberally rewarded.
 H. H. KETHR0. Turkey Greek Station, May {, 1878.
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LEGAL.
Declaration of Sole Trader.

l. JENNIE H. FISHER, married woman residing in Mohave county Territory of Arizona, hereby declare my intention to carry on business in my own name and on y own account in the said Territory. The nature of he business being that of keeping Restaurant and carving on the Millinery Trade; also Stock Raising and Ranching. JENNIE Ill. FISHER.
 nated Mineral Park Anril n. 1a72.-2Ot3
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F. G. FISHER, Plaintiff,
 vs. Summons. s. O. BAKER, Defendant The Territory of Arizona sends Greeting to S. O. Baker DefeRdaRt
 You are hereby summoned to appear before me at my office in Prescott Precinct in the county of Yavspai the 22d day of June A. D. 1s7s at 10 o'clock A. M ir action brought against vou by the said plaintiff, tc answer the complaint. of the above-nzmed plaintiff Said action brought to the os forv-six 3oloO dollars balance due settlement of account judgment will be taken against you for the said amount together with costs of this suit If you fail to appear and answer.
 To the Sheriff, or any Constable of said greeting Make legal service and due return hereof Given under my hand this 23d day of April A. D. 1878
 HARLEY H. CARTIER, a26t4 Justice of the Peace of said Precinct.
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For sale.,

An engine and boiler. NEW. The boiler is snbuls, and tns engne IS horse povsr For rarficars snqusr of FRED. WILLIAMS. PreRcott.
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LEGAL BLANKS, Of EUeru Class and Kin<I,

Always os hsai sna for sals, q ths HrzR osos. e prrs s1cA a lawysR 5ssfop e tbs peooo e e6hm o1lce css sss1snHblS tnl knis vifA-
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To The Unfortunate
DIR. GIHB0y-s
SEMINAL WEAKNESS

Seminal Emissions, the consequences of self abuse
 This solitary vice depraved sexual indulgence is pracficed by the youth of both almost unn
 tied extent producing with unerrng cean the follow. ing train Of morbid symptoms unless combased by sci. enthc medical measures viz: Sallow darh spots under the eyes pain in inc head ringing in the rars noise like the rusDg of leaves and raftiiue o1 ehar1Os uneasness aboat the lgins weakness of the
 mhs, ronfised vision, bluated intellect loss of conf
 tence dihdenee in approaching strangers dislike tG tEm acouantances disposition Co shun society los
 f memory hectic nnshes impes and various erupons ab"utthe ses fsrred tongue fefid breath coughs con. sumption nIEnt sweas monomoria and frequent nsaa.
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MONDAY.
Arrival. and Departure. by c. A. stage.

Arrived yesterday morning: Miss. A Hamilton, O. c. Bean and Andy krogstead
 Departed: J, W. Evans. Entered on way bill for tomorrow morning: John ID. Crary and Charles Pepper.
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c. M. DUNBAR,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law

Practice in Stae U g. and Territorial Courts. Special attention to Real Estate and Mining Litigation Prepare written opinions for parties and local Atornes Min ing and land patents promptly procured and forwarded office 4th street, Waterloo, Iowa.
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More than 20 Years Before the Public and has successfully whstood the tests of time and the they will pay for themselves. We shall sell these Mills at the low price asked for them in the Easterr States with freight added. All Mills shall be placed r successful operation before pay will be asked for same and guarantee for one year will be given.
 For descriptive pamphlet of 30 pages, prices, etc., ad dress, G0SPER & LOUNT, General Agents, Prescott Arizona.
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Summons.

In the Justices Court of Prescott Precinct in the Coun ty of Yavapai, Territory of Arizona.
 H. H. CARTIER, J. P.
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ssTRED AT HOME.

Persons at Q distance may be CURED AT HOME by addressing etter to Dr. Gibbon, srafiax case svnp- fnns engh or 1ne the dsease has tinHsd and have medicines prnantiy forwarded. tree from damage and curiosity. to parf of the country with full and plain directions enclosing Ten dollars coin rezisfe.ed lo,ter through tee Postofce through Wells Fargo Co., paexsge of medicine will be frwaried fs an part of the Unon- Address DR- J. F. GIBBON
 auGlowta Bo- 70 Hr~ s~ s@-s--s.r .ro
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Summons.
,.urs R. ss; coLGRoyE.

Ir THE DISTRICT couRT, THIRD JUDICIAL DIsIRioI'
 TxRRrToRY OF ARIZONA, COUNTY or MoHAvE. OLIVER AUGHDAHL,
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IN rsE DISTRICT COURT or rHK THIRD JUDICIAL Drs rRrcr, TERRITORY or ARIZONA, CoUSIx or YAvAPAr err. .>s mag
The New York herald., 1878-08-18

AND ALL POINTS NORTH on THE DELAWARE
AND HUDSON RAILROAD. AND WEST ON
LINE NEW YORK CENTRAL
~ RAILROAD.
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THIS rs THE ONLY EvENInG LINE STEAMERS
SELLING TICKETS AND CHECKING BAGGAGE
THROUGH TO POINTS ON NEW YORK cExTRAL
kAILkUAD
w. II. DREW, President.
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SARATOGA LAKE GRORGE WHITE MOUNTAINS
MoSfREAL AND QUEBEC.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
PEOPLES EVENING LINE.

LEAVE PIER Al \. X. DAILY SUNDAYS EA-
CEPTEDD AT r. N.
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A LBANY BoAr-vIA PEorLE's LIN h.
"a SIATEROOMS 81 AND a.

A LbAKY BoAr-vIA PEOPLES Line
"A STATEROOMs 81 AND $2.
DREW or ST JOHN hnest steamers In the world losye
pier 4i North River daily excepting sundays n NJ.
ecnneetns At Albany wlth express ttsin 70, s.KhI0G
kAKEGEOhGE LANE ChAMPLAIN, AD!kONpACks.
MosfsBA', ant ~, poiot- SvkTd md WnsL ,ry"a,,y.
yxrep ed Tickets fnr nj ri~eiph ureN nuu sii "t
Mestcntt Express onicrs In Nes fork and brook,yn.
Brooklyn PAssENaERs TRANSFERRED PEE BY
4ais rs PHn ONLY xIeHr IIks OF srEAxERs
PLACES on new f0Gx 1SNTRAL RAlLRoAD.
The New York herald., 1878-08-18

ALSO FOR
ROME, RIcHfIELD SPRINGS,
SYRACUSE, kOCii ESTER.
BUFFALO AND CHICAGO,
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A LBANY AND TROY ny DAY BoArs.-C. vIBBARp
"A ana DANIEL DREW leave vestry street pier NJ 80
aud Twenty fourth street pier at A. landing at Nynck
terry West Point. kewburE. PouRhkecpsc, Rhinebcck
Saugorcs, CatskiIl hudson Connects at West Pun
With steamer care Ward for Cold spring aud Cornwall
To West Point or Newbnrg. returning by down Lort a
cursion r.tes Transfer by Annex boat leaving Brooklyn
st A. NJ. connecting ut Albany with trains north aud
west Special trains l.. and Saratoga making close
eonnsc tons. stopping only at Mecsnicse Round Lake
and Bas,on Tickets on boats Baggs~e checked Round
tup q excursion rates
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1878-06-20


EXCURSIONS ON THE B. & O. r. Ron
Wednesday the 10th Of July, AN excursion
train on the B. &c o. R. r. will run to
Washington-the fare for the round trip
being only S525-tickets to BE coed from
Wednesday until Saturday on any train OH
the road. This will afford persons an OPP
portunity to visit the Capital of the nation
at comparatively small cost, and give
them ample time to see all the sights of the
CITY The train will leave early in the
morning and will reach Washington about
noon. Further particulars will be given
between this and the day.
Ihere will be grand excursion to Edin-
burg ON the 4th to attend the celebration at
that place. 1t will be regular old time
4th of July affair, and a splendid time NAV
be anticipated. Round trip tickets fro m
Staunton only 50.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1878-06-20

Messrs. Beard & Son, of Parnassus, the
manufacturers of the best split-bottom chairs
made in the State, have been urged by
prominent parties il Richmond, who have
used them, to exhibit their goods at the
State Fair next fall, and will do so. The
work of this firm will compare favorably
wherever it is exhibited, and is an industry
of which the county should be proud.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERs.-At the last re-
regular communication of Worthington
Smith Lodge No 46 A. F. & A. NJ. held in
Mt Scion on the sth inst, the following were
cleo ted the officers for the ensuing year:
John W. Beaver, w. NJ; II. B. McFall, S.W.;
Henry Hanna, J. W.; VIM R Wits, Secy.; J.
E. Bolen, Treas; James A McFall, Sen Dea.;
James K Mohler, ). D.; William Jordan
Steward & Tiler
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1878-06-20

APPOINTMENTS Holiday, on the
18th, appointed the following members of
the Board of Visitors of Deaf, Dumb and
Blind Institution in place of those gentlemen
whose terms have expired, Meade F. White
vice John B. Evans, James n. Skinner vice
G. M. Cochran, Jr., and DR.. John Philip
Smith Uice John L. Eubank.
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STAUNTON LODGE KNIGHTS OF HONOR
elected on Modnay night officers for the ensl-
ing term. The following are the new Off
GERS: Past Dictator Maj. Alex. Hart; Dicta-
tor Capt. T. c. Morton; Vice Dictator W. A.
Burnett; Asst. Dictator J. NJ. Lickliter; Re-
porter F. H. Leak; Fina ncial reporter w. A.
McGuf1in; Treas'r w. L. Olivier; Chaplain
G. G. Goo oh; Guide W. w. Gibbs; Guardian
T. W. Hag ar; Sentinel r. C. Anderson.
The Lodge is in very prosperous condi-
tion and increasing in members. The order
is spreading rapidly all over the United
States. 1t doubled its membership the past
year and numbers about forty thousand
members
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The Public School closed last Thrsday,
Harvest has commenced in the equity.
and the yield is fine. h
The last OF the school girls bid us fare.
well this morning.
On Monday, the sth of July, the Sunday
School Convention OF the Baltimore Confer
ence, N. E. Church, South, will meet in
this city.
The employees Of Messrs. Mason & Hoge,
at the coal mines. at Hampton, w. Va,
have resumed work and the blacksmith,
whose discharge caused the strike, has left
the locality.
The decorations throughout the town
were left in their places until Tuesday night,
in honor of Gov. Holiday, who arrived on
the evening train and delivered the address
to the Lee and Jackson Literary Society OF
the Wesleyan Female Institute at night.
DIR. Arthur q. Koiner, native of Angus
ia, but now practitioner in the city OF
Richmond, was married in Salem, Va, on
the 18th inst, to Miss Fannie L. Simmons,
daughter OF Capt S. F. Simmons. Kew. 5.
A. Repass, assisted by Rev. L. e. M. Miller,
oflicated on the occasion.
We acknowledge the receipt of an invita-
ton to attend the closing exercises OF
the Academy of Visitation, Frederick. Md,
on the 25th inst. We notice among those
designated for premiums. on Piano, Miss
Virginia Liggett, of Harrisonburg, the ac-
compished daughter of J. N. Liggett, Esq.
A delightful musical entertainment, fair
&c., was given at Covington last Wednes-
day right, for the benefit Of the Baptist
Church. Among the musicians was Capt.
Fitz and others of Staunton, which is a
sufficient guarantee that the music was fine.
Covinston too, furnished excellent talent
and tt evening was one Of rare pleasure.
As two dusty, -blistered tons from
Charlottesville were vending their way
in from the Cemetry on Friday last they
were heard to remark: s'We understood
that carriages were to be furnished distin-
guished visitors on this occasion, but we
have been overlooked, Internationally, we
suppose - We fear the patent washing
machine man set Charlottesville back half a
century, and this slight must be one of the
results. The matter should be inquired
into.
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ETCHING PILES" is very prevalent and

ssITcHING Piles is a very prevalent and
distressing complaint, the symptoms of
which are moisture, like perspirarion, in
tense itching, especially at night, when I'M
dressing, or after getting warm in bed, might
think pin-worms were crawling in and about
the rectum, the private parts are sometimes
affected. Do not suffer another hour, and
allow them to become aggravated while you
have pleasant and sure cure in "Swayne's
Ointment" Also cures letter and all skin
diseases. Mailed to any address on receipt
of price, so cents box, or three boxes for
$l.25. Address letters to DIR. Swayne &
Son. Philadelphia, or the Richmond Agent,
or VIM. r. Tyree, No. 6 Main St., Stanton.
Sold by all leading druggists
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THE PooR-ANNUAL REPORT OF JOHN
r. KURTZ, OvERSEER.-At the City Coun-
Gil meeting on Tuesday night, Mr.. Kurtz
presented a report for the year Just closing,
showing the expense the city has been at in
the care of the paupers.
His report gives the amount spent in each
month during the last two years. and shows
that the sum saved by him for the city is
$317.41, as compared with the previous
year.
His whole expense for the last year was
s2,024.lS, disbursed as follows: Provisions,
rent, &C., $1,5l1, is; wood, coal. &c., s24O /;
burials, sl69.5O; clothing, 500; removing
puapers from city, $3.50; nursing and nour-
ishment for sick, sS.75.
During the year he buried % paupers, (all
colored)-16 children and IL grown persons.
He has now under his care &C paupers-35
white and 81 colorcd. The poor-house on
Lewis street contains nine people. His
regular list during the year varied from 65
to so.
Mr.. Kurtz has given the subject much
thought during the time he has been in Of
flee, and has striven to benefit the class of
persons over whom he was placed, and at
the same time has been careful of the funds
of the city. He desires us to extend his
thanks to the members OF the Council gem
orally, and to the Committee on Poor par
ticularly for the manner i'll which they have
sustained him in dischargiEg his duties, and
for many acts OF kindness shown him per-
sonally.
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AN OMIssIoN.-In giving list of the
medals awarded at the Virginia Female In
stitute last week, we omitted the name of
Miss Emma Doggett Of Friedrich city, who
received the prize medal for distinguished
Improvement in Latin,
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FROM j. A. JAYNEs, A WE'LL KNOWN
CITIZEN OF WILSON, N. C.-My wife had
suffered for ten or twelve years with kind
of dry letter, which kept the scalp covered
with dandruff, and caused her hair to fall
out and get very thin and turned gray, but
after using three bottles London Hair Color
Restorer'' the letter was cured and the gray
hair stopped falling out and is growing beau
tifully. By telling of the effect it had on
nv wife l have induced number to try it,
and want you to send me a dozen bottles
by express. / enclose post-offlce order for
IS to pay for it. "London Hair Color Re;
storer:' is sold at Is cents per bottle by all
leading druggists. In Staunton by VIM. r.
'Tyree, druggist. No. Main st, DR.. Swayne
& Son, Philadelphia, sole proprietors.
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Keep cool by drinking ice cold beer,
drawn thro' the Bohemian Pump at the
Virginia Hotel.
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The best Beer in the city can be
bought at the Virginia Hotel bar for S
cents glass.
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Go to the Virginia Hotel bar and gel
a delicious glass of beer for 5 cents.
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RESOLUTIONS,
ARMoRY HARRIsoNBURG GUARDS,
HARRISONBURG, Va. June lg, 1878.


HARRIsONBURG, VA, June 19. 1878.
The undersigned committee appointed at a
meeting OF the Harrisonburg Guards, June 18th,
1878, to draft resolutions expressive OF thethanks
of the Company to the good people OF the city OF
Staunton for their kind invitation to be present,
and for their elegant and hospitable entertain
ment OF us while in their city on the 18th inst.
beg leave to submit the following:
RESOLVED, That the heartfelt thanks OF the Com
pany are here by extended to the West Angus
ia Guards, the Staunton Artillery, the Commit
tee OF Arrangements, the proprietor OF the Vir-
ginia Hotel. and to the citizens generally TOR the
col dial welcome extended to US, and for the many
favors received at their hands during our brief
sojourn with them on the occasion referred to-
Resolved, Thatwe as Company feel very CRATE
full to Mr. Crowle for special invitation to be the
guests of the Virginia Hotel, and that our hearts
are filled with gratitude to him and his able and
efficient assistants not only for the high compli-
ment paid US in selecting US to be his especial
guests, but as well for the very: elegant and hos
pitable manner in which we were received and
entertained at the ''Virginia.'
Resobued, That the press OF Harrisonburg and
OF the CITY CT Staunton be requested to publish
these resolutions.
L. C. MYERS,
JNO. A. COWAN,
N. &. MILLER,
Committee,
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Julips, sherry cobblers. and iced drinks
of all descriptions are concocted in style
a the Virginia Hotel Bar, and can be
purchased as low as at any place in the
city. The largest glasses of beer for $
cents. These are specialties.
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PERsoNAL-Dr. F. A. Welter, formerly
of New York, but late musical director OF
Virginia Female Institute at Staunton. is
stopping at Ford's and proposes establishing
himself here. The Doctor comes highly re-
commed as musician Dis-
match.
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Try Brunswick Stew at the Va Ho-
tel Lunch Bar.
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The first new wheat received in Baltimore
was lot OF forty bushels new Virgaia red.
L. was raised in Northumberland county by
Mr.. H. Robertson, and sold at 50 per
buhsel.
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B. & o. R. r.. Valley Branch.
MILL IralH leaves A''Ao IA AL
Hours for Closing Mails at StauntOn 2. 0.

TO LAND OWNERS.-A gentleman VINO
wishes to purchase for cash small farm of good
quality of land and comfortable Improvements
convenient to Staunton, can be communicated
with by application to the VIRGINIAN Office.
June 20-1t
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SPECIAL TERM OF THE UNITED STATES
CoURT.-By reference to tie advertisement
1t will been that there will
be held a special term of the
United States Court, in Charlottesville, on
the 9Th of July.
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Brunswick stews, soups and spring
chicken at Va. Hotel Eating Bar.
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Brunswick stew to-day at Va. Hotel
eating bar
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MARRIED in the city of New York, on
last Saturday, the 10Th. by the Rev. Jno.
Hall, D. D., Rev. W. Il. Richardson to Mrs.
Sarah A. Tate, both of Staunton. Yester-
day, by the steamer Bothnia, Cunard line,
the happy couple started for an extended
tour through Europe. They are accompanied
by Miss Nellie Tate, the bright and beauti-
full little daughter of the bride, and will be
absent for several months. Bon voyage and
a safe return.