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The sun., 1878-01-15

An uncomnonly bad play was produced at
the Park Theatre lust evening. II is called
Risks" II is chiefly remarkable for two
things. One is the supcrhuman talent of the
playwright. when enabled him TO spread
potelss farce over five acts the
other is the graceful facility with which Mr.
Raymond extracts a hilarious noise out OF a
play which has neither lock. stock nor barrel.
An insurance agent who insists with delightful
irreevancy on iisuring the lives Of
the entire dramatis persona. and throwing in
cheerful Jokes on death iS no doubt a funny
idea. The audience thought So. at all events
tut five acts OF him is rather too much
The story Of this play is too llimsy 10
repeat. the dialogue i- coarse and SlAngv.
The Incidents are curiousy framed. 50 that the
fun knocks the patlos IN The head. and the
characters are so fashioned that they make US
believe the chei end of life to listen to Mr. Ray
mond's Jokes. without wishingto be severe. hut
desiring thnt Justice be don" though the h,av-
ems should fall. Il must Doe recorded that Col
cncl SILL rs was notoriorsly the worst play
ever written, and RISKS is worse than Col
uuHl SeltIs.' The q ting wHs not good. En-
crrtng Mr.. Hnymonl and Mr.. Lemoyne. the
p"opl" We're not bright, and some Of them did
not know their parts
The sun., 1878-01-15
niGoiNs DAcnARrD rnE rIcroR.
The champion Single Sc"ii Race that vas
Kowcd Y-.terdny In England.

LONDoN, Jan. Il. The singlc scul race for
the champ onship WIS again rowrd for to-day
and ngi,n the Thames champion conquered the
champion Of the Tyne. Tho srnlicfs were John
Higgins of Shadwen champion. and Robert
Watts Boyd Of 0at' shrhd on Tyne, tx cham-
pion. Tno stakes were f4ru, and an outside
wager OF GlOO and tho challenge cup offered by
M NrV uslle Cirmncie. Boyd VS. the first 70
row from IS tram us quarters. Higgins iol-
tot me sl-uui Al tho start Boyd took the l'ad
and 80. .nri "a rli iglf advantage. Bpth ot'am q
-ONh r ftit 70 down iOh iuuEt t'4lnE ~lrphft anu
,yN. D. tIr rtrlysr rrully began a. krihru IA
Br t'. til. ,Arf mont and nnthu- H~m Nrtr
intense. IN nltbiuf ono Of the shuoi- II ih"
river Nuill huIis went ~ 'nil = ON, ana y igEnh
amt Eoyi.N utiS ~ re- lutrrl,-' hrd. II Eslub
e.iluiNd "a tnuI. and fllr lore" decided lllfruH
winner of inc race. II was the opinion that
- lFtl must base Nun.
Both parsuen iaA" twice won the chnnlpion
cup. and another lier VIii be "a ono. arranged.
The sun., 1878-01-15

The following bills were introduced and
io!crrci in thc House. BY Mr. Ilcndcr R D..
NLl-Amondng the revenue laws increasing
the special tax on whole-ais liquor deal RS in
rreasing the tax on distilled liquors; repeating
The laws imposing a tax on friction matches.
aud ropoIlng the law re- iuiring stamps on bank
cAt" a.
Nj Hart Rep. y Y.-Far the removal # tho
tax ON deposits with state and national savings
INSTITUTIONS and trust companies
, H., Mr.; Hanna rep. lnd'-for the repeal Of
the Bankrupt law.
By Mr, brenu,no rep. Ill.l-To prevent the
oN"rloaiing ~ vessels carrying freight and
pHSsrugrrs.
4 resolution setting forth that petitions are
about tn hr presented to the House for an
amendment g. prohiht the several States from
disfruu 'hi-ing citizens ON account OF sex. and
directing that n session of the House shall be
held on saturday. at which representative wo-
men chosen ~ inosc petitioners may DE- heard
NJ the hnr of the House. WAS reJectcd-yeas. lO7
nays. lao, and tho House adjourned.
The sun., 1878-01-15

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN->h: The daily
pre-. ha, been furnished with misrepresentation o the
rrocoe iu.si At jcersnn Market Court IN which
mpuaons ant siurs are cast upon respeetAh. ciu<eu
seemingly IN the inu rv>t II rnlie.mA and his we
First-The defendants name was not Mrs Ann Lowrcy.
but Mrs Helen Ru~lcy wife Of Policeman Andrew Row.
ley Of the Eighth Precinct
s,cund-Ihe Ilain,r William Kits does not live in
what i generally termed a tenement hou-c hut III .
hous. intendri for families Hence the rerottcd
remark 1i Itdsr buni. Auw there l. an epltotne oi
tenc men thuu- hic, docs hold gnoi
Ihlft-lhr caS wts not s't down for 3 I next
week as was literally por'cd The is nmshci
in about ten minutes une and prompt decision Wa
given placing Mrs Rowi,N under bonds 10 Keep the peace
Iuf ~iN months
tWasd,asfccahle business for me to have to GO In IA
police court for the hrt time n lie IA setk pruisc.
unn ior mN family duuu- Ab,cnSc Al business And
does seem grossly unjust that the proceedings o the
should he msre presented tu cast entc Tons
upon the par boo hal .un, n through tho nl-l, eds
oi a pnhormHu'- vile, and the pn''mAu anal hi. wie
made cut were TO he unustlS pVr~cutUd nntW ii
standing the luis decision cleariy showed that the
def miAn was deserving ui being brought 10 har u
Justice, VA A ktrrs
The sun., 1878-01-15

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Ioi 20 i,si ~ lin o.. 10, ~ lr0 ~ ~ inI
li 2iI a. 2Ai l+t .t ~ ia pa .-i. 9-. ?l .is
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sctnsF Conr Cm'rr Port Sos ~ tuo4 eis
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lbti, l'i4 1861 1850 Pant u 500. l-ul. uA at4 -rif
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tuNVu, li i.'- .tutafpAA NrlaY sah MAR
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gu-a gtdi ha0' fpil NTf o.iu Huif. uli .Nud. 'nl.
NNN ann Ntn ~ inti Nro an-7 efN .f:i
Hai 'N..i psl .at'h, sh3l alN 800 auc .spla hlif
antY &c. Iir. 3'N "a HN'l, 500 ut tt4f n
~ .rn -i,e .Ttl finf. r'1. inlb. -"a7 1870 4iFi
,Wft sff. Htir. un saw. hNi lAft llt so. frr
A. ., tu. aii'n',, .isn, .e'l, @t@i A"l 2rl ."ii
-,t3 1i.(. tupl. -elu
The sun., 1878-01-15

MoNDAr. Jan. ii.-FIoun ASp MrAL--Thcre
eS,ra sq ' M 81 m "9 "5 m9n' 4, az ~ 20 s.,s "f
B." ",s s,sS sSG ae s 'ga .s weak ", pelS :. %
ss,xy Wsslcrn : rms wheat extra. g. i1s..,n DO k
o. xxsai "s' rsi'a. si1s: go s
- 20 ciy shinrne sirs g lain 10 souihc bakers
ssf :, sys sc nern T. '3 Brandy vine
tons rye lced. siosS2o Buckwheat lou, ). 100 bs.
.TorioS-Qno,,to &c lower and bu.ine.. duu Mid
ding upland. n sse. only 20 bales fatares were
g 2yc Tor January s'c for lebfuar, u 4c. iof
March March e3c 'sr Agnl = 5ee @ 20, NAY an II sc l.r
this day 3aco bales '''''
rgo,i.oSr rork wa'i iuli and nominal on the spot AZ
p6is mess ha,as eesn soa tor snrci d,'ery stsl2
w s2 . 5SSs @ at tS ssa ssgf e sd % pss GS ao
lover ..lc 30 spot =, 7s'ss7 Tor Prims
US Tor March ~ 90 I'D Tor sasry an, h s5 or Apr
ssSI5c, STATE tubs ,ni rrkin- isCsi-c Wa,,ern do
dares seissS OH, iae,oSv ISsi5c X fsss - i7asos
';.,'Imyhea' aq sna isa, lOySsr sole sss spot
% sns i, az oF ,s No ps a. shleossSS; o g.;
T." ared %nor aud II isSt SO Tor 10 eStfn SRe .
February a, e ~, R,s snd harIe, quiet Oats
aal , ana @ nse,' @ , sh,s 271 nush ais Tor mixed.
mixed ana - ior white Indian corn lower and du
mixed ncas @ N O a, 'g' q asc soIi ai Se'rn no a,
s1 s s, ,,"ge, nAId 'Ga,,'5 new sl,9 Jersey
steamer mkcd 56'.c january ami ~ ,s5Gi.c ioi
February.
Ggocsgls-Kaw susar atEons At 7isG7ic. Tor fair to
COOL refining. sales 40 hhdS. no bNs aud ~ bags ~
sf74c ior cuba mus ado ~ for ntrnaal 7i6c tor
brazi aud 2 tsr Mar'iniiucl hard an refined, oXs
Nc. " \ standard Ntr tsiA4c New orleans iuulas
quiet aud UNCHANGED at ;Oeisc Tor CONN N to cholce
Rcc fairly feNe and steady at 5Es7t toiicc dun aud
depressed sales 24p bae, Rio nni 300 mats Java on
tluiiug TadHug
srNpRissRusin. dun md lower; strained good
strained quoted a. slGItSiuTBs Spirits turpe eninc MAS
easy al 32e Peti9 lm eontsued quiet a, 6asd.c Tor
crude. III hulk and l2e fOr hncd ia hls Ialluw
acnNe ~ r. 7 liiSc. Whskcv duil and unsettled;
small sales a. Sn ocean ireehts quiet and unclangc
provisions 10 iVrrpoo by steam. gJ-fl. cotton, I'D
wheat o. London, uy ~sil, ~ -four y W wheat, by
steam. SD provisions 600 is n ton. grain to 1uif hy
steam. n,t buk grain 20 Cherhourg o.. = ar nour to
GLASGOW ty sal s. 4 bb refined petro Brs men,
ss Si. crude do t. Mar>cilicr d 80
The sun., 1878-01-15
Biood-hcd at AN Italian Wedding.

The Jersey street Italians had wedding yos-
tcriay The rcaumnza family hve IN the httlc smok 3
court Al So 49, and LuisiA ,iourriere lives with Them
Among the guests AT the ~cdns Gsetani Tucrc ol
ata Last llah street Becr ana wint drinking followed
the ceremony At about o'ci0ck a dispute Al tse be-
tw,Nn two ui Fran. lsru'> children luVH int Iisrd
and Francisco te,rtd it, hiaiug Ifoie aucni I, ai-
own affairs Then thcte nuht, and Irorr -tnhs II
Francisco VA the rl.ht .de Antonio =, afuu1a sprat,
fo l0lp h~ brother. aul lfirrr sHhhtd him n tlc
tack Then FNNtiHuu sArIulu1a atuthrr itptitI.
k. eked on the haui win clun hv ingia tturr,
guest lnN fau uut and .au,d officer Rnunl-lnan
WNlth and tour IuffOintn m lof ON surrounded The
btil'dH ant th' three brothers SrIrnuNi. tuor, and
ur woman t"rri"re were taken to Tho Mulberry street
police riuiNf f1 the thallhtr .lu n
hospital and the others lusNed up Ir,te ACCUSE
fO '.tlthp oi hl,lug lIul ~ tht Nt
The sun., 1878-01-15

Mr. Lester Wallack appeared before n
large audience last evening. in Charles
Mathewss popular comedy MY Awful Dad"
The cast is mainly that Of last season. As
1dotis Eragreen Mr.. Waack plays a rollick-
ing part in happy manner. Mr.. Harry
Beckett a~ Dick Er,'grceYi II good second
The sc"nig .n"cts are superb and the costumes
the bright nature belstlng such periOrm-
auee.
The sun., 1878-01-15
Olympic Theatre.

Emcrsons Minstrcls occupied the Olym-
pic Theatre last evening and gave an extensive
performance OF negro farres. Tho music Of
thc haud is quite good, and the burlcsque quite
above the usual run Of these things.
The sun., 1878-01-15

SILVER CHANGE. 80 20. aud ior. pieces aud trade
dollars ton sale per cent discount allowed
siUD and upward. AT swkENEf's Banking House, 10
Il
The sun., 1878-01-15

In accordance with rho INSTRUCTIONS Of tho
G, nmon Council NJ i,ng Isund cJ. Corporation Coun
NJ Burnctt has formally demanded % 90 Treasures
Huran the 1853 90 claimed as dae irou MIN 70 the city
The sun., 1878-01-15

OF Bensons ,Hpcinn Porous PiasAn'. Tbs
I-Als
The sun., 1878-01-15

uewar. or VIE Iml,nuoa.

But We combine il with valuable hcrir and prn
du.o thc suru cure, EAut.s t-lbOllo tA.arth r.,Wl
The sun., 1878-01-15

Ueo OnN,s "Tustnlchs Cod Liver Oh, with
i-ns a"h Hiai G"oiiy s"id W afH' sis" perVN y
hnMHrN : lak
The sun., 1878-01-15
BANKING AND FINfNCr.tL


The holder, Of the state OF Tennessee Bonds are csr-
ncstv aucrtcd Ia NJ thr oi.e ~ JOiIN ~ NAN
S'N ~ Wall street on wedHcs,a,. the 10Th, at IL
o'clock
n MORGAN a CO..
nRpNN BROFffKRS A CO..
EtigfSf REILLY.
GEDpES SMITH
JAMES u kiNtS SONS.
n rt,NEKpY.
GEORGE ". 81 ANTON
AMORY sTkNENS
At THE NALL STREET STOCK EXCHANGE
Wall street, Ncw Nptk
Stock their orrr from the
a. they come out Oh the Indicator AMI posted on
TliE BLACKBOARD
COMMISSION ~" ON - SHARES AID OVER
Margin per cent Orders by mail mas h. sent droo1
" this Exchange. aud executed Is per im,ttucuOns
The sun., 1878-01-15
Gagged In IRON.
,p,I pfsrINcT TYPES or THE coal
EhGION hSSiSSINS

ueIiueh. Tally. aud Fisher How the
p,aad,mred Men Pas. their ri'ne In Dismal
.,rseon. 4 Family Card Party -ri"siug
x.,, Game to rnss Weary Hours.
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docket Case N.

Docket Case No. . ~
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
IL for the Western District of Virginia.
I'm Bankruptcy.
In the matter Of John T. Layne, Bankrupt
Western District of Virginia, IS. fst7 l.-s-s
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE. That on the 18th
day OF March, 1873, warrant of Bankruptcy
States for the Western District of Virginia against
the estate OF John 7. Layne. of Pleasant View,
been adiudged a bankrupt on. his own petition:
That the payment of any debts and the delivery
OF any property belonging to such bankrupt, to
him, or for bis use, and the transfer of any prop
erty by him are forbidden by law; and that a
meeting of the creditors of said Bankrupt to
ees OF his estate, will be he at Court of Bank
ruptcy, to be holden at Registers office in
Charlottesville, Virginia. before E. w, Early ESQ.,
Register in Bankruptcy for said District. on the
10th day of April, AID, 1878, at II o'clock.M.
A. s. GRAY.
mar 21-2t o. S. Marshal for said Dist.
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ANGUISH.


How much the heart. the human heart
May bear of pain and sorrow,
If from the throne of life and love
God help it will but borrow
And when the silver cord seems loosed,
The golden bowl seems breaking,
Ills often but the darkened hour.
Which heralds joys awaking.
He lifteth up, He casteth down,
He parts us from our dearest;
Yet, when the darkest seems His frown.
Gods mercy is the nearest;
And though, He gives the thorny crown.
He giveth grace to bear it;
Never a cross he sendeth down,
without the strength to bear it.
We raise the frantic hand on high,
And think God deals unkindly;
we see not the all-pitying eye,
But take our sorrows blindly.
o God! we cry in sorrow hour,
good in mercy, hear us
Forgetting mercy, blent with power,
Is ever lowering near us.
we see not through the shades of earth
The mists of mercy lowering,
THE clouds which sorrow has given birth
Gods light is from us covering;
And often, while in blank despair,
In grief and pain we languish,
We raise the fervent voice of prayer,
That He may see our anguish.
Be still, poor heart, beat not so wild;
JTnssv thv anruished sayingt
God watcheth DER his suffering child,
He hears thy silent praying;
And never from the sufferers heart
Rose up the voice of signing, i
But that he bore the heavier part,
And stilled the anguish crying.
Look up sad soul the night has passed!
There dawns day immortal
Look up and see the light at last
Roll through His golden portal.
Brush back the tears which shEoud from sigh
The hills with rapture yernal,
And welcome to thine eyes the light
Unfading and eternal.
God never sent single cloud
Without the ray to light it.
God never led single soul
To darken and benight it,
Then let us place our hope above,
Though all seem to betray us,
And rest in His eternal love,
And trust Him though He Stays us.
3 E. ~ - lie. N. Gunnison.
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The New Funding Bill is Il recognition OF
the policy of the re-adjusters, In that it fixes
the present as the highest rate of taxation
that the people can pay-recognizes per
cent as a proper basis of re-adjusting the
interest, and wipes out the old Funding
Bill-or the sting ofit-the tax-paying cou-.
pom feature. 1t is not in the shape the Re
adjusters would haYe had it but for the
Governors veto, but it is a substantial rec
ognition of the justice of their views. 1t in
wolves complete surrender of the Funders,
and is one step in the right direction. 1t is
for the creditors to say Yhether it shall be
the last.
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MARROW GAUGE TO LEXINGTON.-The
question of building Narrow Gauge Rail-
road from Lexington to Staunton is now
being agitated in Rockbridge, and has
called forth some practical ideas and sugges-
lions. A writer in the last Gazette, whom
BILE, and who has had large experience in
building narrow gauge roads, strongly adj
vocates the proposed line and says that il
Rockbridge county and Lexington would
subscriptions from the Valley r. r. and
apply them to the new purpose, he feels
safe in giving the assurance that party
can be found who will undertake and push
to early completion the contract. Continuing
he says:
81 select Staunton as the outlet, because
there you will have the advantage of COM
petition for your through freights by the C.
& o. and Valley Roads. If you go down the
river, you are at the mercy of foreign cor
poration, or to Goshen, the G.. 6 0. alone
dictates its terms to you. By the suggested
route you would also have the benefit of the
completed work and secured ''right of way"
on the line of the Valley road for part of
the distance at least.
If the Valley Company does not intend to
go on with their road, let them release Rock
bridge from her unexpended subscription.
Form new company in Rockbridge under
as liberal charter as can be obtained,
and lease from the Valley. on nominal
rental their rOadbed and right of way as far
as Lexington agreeing, if necessary, that
the Valley Company shall have the right of
purchase of the completed road for stipu-
lated sum and period-then let Rockbridge
subscribe, say, $4,000 of her bonds per
mile-S360, 900 in rough tigures-and the
road is an assured fact.''
The Judiciary and Penitentiary Bills, if
properly carried out, will save to the State
between $130, 1000 and $4,000 per annum.
Gen. Echols, of this county, is substantially
the father OF the Judiciary bill and it is to
his ability and tact that the credit is due to
its enactment. DR.. Moffett and Gen. Ech-
OILS are entitled to the credit of the Peniten-
tiary bill, which will effect saving, in itself,
OF at least 100000 per annum. Had the
vexel question Of the s.public debt, about
which our best men honestly differed, been
out of the way, much other beneficial legis-
laticn would have been the result. Even
upon this exciting issue, it is gratifying to
know that there was very little of personal
feeling manifested, and that throughout the
long and exciting discussions of il, no per-
sonal arrangement grew cut of it. 1t was
sense OF. right and representative duty
which controlled in the leading minds, and
while they Offered, there was no occasion or
cause to question motives.
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Docket case No. 57s.l

4 e
Il States, for the Western District of Virginia
In the matter of Joseph Wilkinson, bankrupt
Western District Of Virginia. IS.
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That on the 18th
day OF March, 1678,a warrant in bankruptcy was is
sued out of the District Court OF the United States
OF Joseph Wilkinson, of Warminster in the
co of Nelson, in said district, who has been ad-
judged a bankrupt on his own petition. That the
payment of any debts and the delivery of any
property belonging to such bankrupt, to him, or
for his use, and the transfer of any property by
him, are forbidden by law; and that meeting OF
the creditors of said Bankrupt. to prove their
debts and choose one or more assgnees of his es-
tate, will be held at Court of Bankruptcy, TO he
holden at the Registers office in Charlottes
vile, Va, before E. W. Evfly. Esq, Register in
Bankruptcy for said District, on the 18th day If
April, A. D., 1878, at IL oclock M. -
AS. GRAY,
mar 21St-2t U. s. Marshal for said Dist
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docket Case Nc

docket Case No.
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES,
- For the Western District of Virginia.
in Bankruptcy.
In the matter of C. J. Lipscomb, bankrupt
Western District OF Virginia, S.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That on the 10Th
day of March, 1878, Warrant of Bankruptcy
was issued out of the District Court of the United
States for the Western District of Va against
the estate OF G. ]. Lipscomb, of Allw ood Amherst
Co. and State Of Va in said District, who has been
adjudged bankrupt on his own petition That
the payment OF any debts and the delivery of
any property belonging to such bankrupt, to him
or for his use, and the transfer Of any property
Of the creditors of said bankrupt to prove their
debts and choose one or more assignees, will be
held at at a Court of Bankruptcy, to be holden at
the Registers Office, in Charlottesville Virginia.
before E. w. Early Esq, Register on the 18th day OF
April, 1878, at 10 o'clock NJ.
A, 8. GRAY.
mar 21-2w U. s. Marshal for said Dist.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1878-03-28

The Judiciary Committee Of the House,
has reported bill to repeal the bankrupt
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For SICK OR NERVOUS HEADACHE.
ccstive habit, inactive liver, and to ward off
malarial fepefs CIR. Swayne's Tar and Sar-
sapariiia Pills' are very effective. They
act gently, without any gripping or unpleas-
ant sensation whatever, leaving no bad af-
feet, as is the case with blue mass or calomel.
Prepared only by DR.. Swayne 81 Son. Phil,
ade]phia, and sold at % cents box by Bod.
eker Brothers, 1444 Main street, Richmond
and w. r. Tyree, No. Main Street Staun.
ton Va, and all leading druggists.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1878-03-28

ANY ONE TROUBLED WITH COUGH
Or COLD, throat, breast, or lung trouble,
will avoid much suffering and risk by the
timely use Of "Dr. Swayne's Compound
Syrup of Wild Cherry" an old and well-at-
tested remedy. For weak lungs, bronchitis
nervous debility, it is unequalled as tonic.
Being the favorite prescription of one Phil
adelphia's most eminent physicians, it can
be relied on. Sold by leading druggists.
In Richmond, at the drug store of Bodeker
Brothers, 1444, Main street, above St. Char
les Hotel, and w. R. Tyree, No. 6 Maiu ST.,
Staunton, Va.
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Docket case No. E+ Z
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
- For the Western District of Virginia,
In Bankruptcy. r.
In the matter of John M Goodwin, bankrupt.
Western District of Virginia, IS
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That on the 10Th day
Of March 1873 T va ct Bankruptcy was
States for the Western District of Va. against the
estate OF j. M. Goodwin, Of Charlottesville, in the
adjudged bankrupt on his own petition; That
the payment of any debts and the delivery of any
property belonging to such bankrupt, to him, or
him are forbidden by law; and that meeting OF
the creditors OF said Bankrupt to prove their
estate will be held at a Court Of Bankruptcy to
be holden at Charlottesville the office Of E. W.
Early, Esq, Register in Bankruptcy for said Dis
friction the 9th day of April AID 1676a ~ O'clock
M. f $3.50 !1 = TT"
A. s. GRAY,
mar 21-2w U. s. Marshal for said Dist.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1878-03-28

ETCHING PILEs'' is very prevalent and
distressing complaint, the symptoms of
which are moisture, like perspIrarion, in
tense itching, especially at night, when I'M
dressing, CRATER 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, 80 cents box, Or three boxes for
$l.25. Address letters to DR.. Swayne &
Son. Philadelphia, or the Richmond Agent,
or VIM. r. Tyree, No. 6 Main ST., Staunton.
Sold by all leading druggists.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1878-03-28
The Real Difference.
From the Richmond Wing I

The contest oyer the proposed Read
justment of the Debt has developed the fact
that too sets of opinions are held and avow
ed in the (so-calleO Conservative Party,
that these cover the whole ground of the
domestic policy Of the Commonwealth; and
that there is an irreconcilable conflict be-
tween them.
The declarations of the Funders and Re-
Adjusters have defined so many opposing
principles that they may almost be said to
compose separate creeds of political faith.
Let us review the most striking of these
enunciations and first, those coming from
the Funders : ~