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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1878-09-12

IL " ~ n LIZ
Arrival and Departure Of Trains on the
C. & o. r. r.
GOING WEST.
Mail Train arrives. :35 M.
N1gnt Express arrives. 4z3 a. M
NAL Train icdVeS. ................1 ~,
Night Express leaves. :SO AM
GOING EAST.
LON OF ;nao
Night Express arrives. ..l2:2O AM
mali Iraln Leaves. 90 NJ
B. & O. R. B.. Valley Branch.
Mail Train arrives. ...................4 :45 P M
MAIL Train leaVeS...... -li:Io "A M
Hours for Closing Mails at Staunton P. 0.
All mails on the C. s. ORR. East West, North
and South Close at IL BOP. NJ.
Night Mails East and West close at..... PM.
Mails per B. & O. R. R. VALLEY Bnanch)
closes at 1880 M
Mail for Highland route. daily. close at 7 Pm
Mail for Mt Scion route, Tuesday and
Friday closes at 1890 PM
Mail for Middlebrook, Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday, closes at. Pm
Mail for Lexington via c. & ORR. west
daily. closes at ......................12 1880 M
Mail for Lexington via Greenvle, daily
CioSos T. M
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8 M. YOsT & SON, EDITORS AND PuRn1sHrRs
Issued Every Thursday Morning.
$500 A Year, Invariably I'm Advance.

Advertisements inserted at $1,OO per square for
first insertion, and fifty cents for each subsequent
Insertion.
Liberal discount made for quarterly, half yearly,
and yearly advertisements.
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ADIES.

List OF Letters Remaining I'm the Post OF
flee at StauntOn, Augusta County, Va.
SEPT 10, 1873
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1878-09-12
j. W. CHRIST,
Boot aid Shoe House, 344 N. End st.
T. G. WEYMAN,

Reader, if you are suffering from this dis
tressihg complaint, or letter, Itch, Scald
Head, Ring Worm, BARRIERS Itch, any Crus-
ty, Scaly Skin Eruption, use Swayne's
cy or postage stamps so cents box, three
boxes $1.25. Address letters, DR.. Swayne
& Son, 220 N. Sixth Street, Philadelphia.
No charge for advice. Sold by leading drug
gists. In Staunton by w. r. TYREE.
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WezU Advertisements.

The county has no debt.
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RELIEF CONCERT.

Last Tuesday night the second concert for
the benefit Of the sufferers was given in the
Town Hall by the Stonewall Brigade Band,
assisted by some OF the finest vocal and In
strumental talent in the State. The Hall
was well filled and the programme was as
follows
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1878-09-12

100000 Teufels Observation-Disclosures .. Band
Ballad-Where do the old years go Laurence
Miss Efle Stiff
Grand re-Martha-FIotow,
Profs. Kerber, Ide. and Hamer
All bello me ritorna-Bellini,
Mrs. W. L. Bumgardner
LIE chevalier de malte-Pas redouble. Band
Ballad-Eileen ALBANIA. :. Miss Anne s. Hardness
DeclamatIon-"Tom Twist" Mr.. C. F. Porter
PART II.
Prominade Polka (B Flat Cornet Solo) . Band
Grand Overture-Cheval Bronze-Auber,
Profs. Knber, Ide and Hamer
Ballad-The Valley of Cnamouni-Glover,
Mrs. Frank B. Berkeley
Cavatini-Dare Tell ?-Wimmustadt
Miss Cora A. Turner
Andante and Observation-Disclosures Band
Observation-Disclosures Chimes-Glover,
Mrs. w. L. Bumgardner, Misses Turner Stiff
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-05

The unhappiest visitor in the mountains
Ia New JERSEY man. who has come up to
look at some land-350 acres-for which he
traded last year very fine colt. Tbe.trade
was made ON the jersey fats, and the Jer-
seyman had never been to the mountains.
He tells the story patbetically, and ends
with, .sStranger, that $50 acres is leetle
more than perpendicular y White Noun
tain letter in the Boston Transcript.
The pedagogical plate-passer in the White
mountains is urpasSed in the Chicago res
faurant. While customer was expressing
his views somewhat strongly to waiter,
the proprietor, stepping up, remarked:
.sDon't talk to him that way. He used to
be Governor Of Oregon, and such treat
ment naturally hurts his feelings"
An Ohio young lady, Miss Matte Gray
by name, committed suicide on Sunday be-
cause her father would not consent to her
marriage with his hired man. Now, an In
diana girl would simply have left note say
ing: deer father, we hev flew, forgiy
your Tilda."-Neao YorIc Commercial Ad-
DertiSer.
Mrs. Mackay, wife of the Bonanza King,
has over $25O,000 worth Of jewelry, and
when she gets the toothache she suffers just
as much as the woman whose bracelets and
diamonds came from the ninety-nine-cent
store.-Norristoacn Herald.
A huge wooden hash-bowl is waiting as
the grand prize to be given the paragraph
er who will refrain, or who has refralned,
from saying ANYTHING funny about the
opening OF the oyster seasOn.-NeU H0rE
1fuiL
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
WEDNESDAY, Sentember 4, 1878.

Amfrfcan Goid.-lOOk bid.
State observation-disclosures consols, So bid. 54H
asked Virginia consols. new, 80 bid, SO asked ;
Virginia deferred, AZ bid: Virginia interest certi-
fcates, bid; Virginia tax-recevable coupons, 7Ss
bid.
Cttu Securities-Richmond city ss. J. and j..
lie hid, IL 2 asked: Mchnlond city SIS. j. and j.,
look bid, 10l asked; Petersburg city as, +. and
A, 100 asked; Petersburg city SIS l07 asked: Pc
LyncnUurg city IS, J. and D., 85 bid, 100 asked.
Railroad BoRdS.-Vlrginia Central Railroad
first mortgage 6's, J. and D., So bid; VIRGINIA
Central Railroad third mortgage is, j. and j., IS
bid, 80 asked; Virginia Central Railroad fourth
mortgage S's. j. aud D., 9s bid, 100 asked: VIr-
ginfa Central Railroad nOn-mOrigage Ss j. and j.,
IS bid, 100 asked: Sopthside Railroad second mort
gage preferred 6's, j. and j., 70 bid, 80 asked
Petersburg Railroad first mortgage Ss, J. and j.,
SIS, j.. and j., % asked; Richmond and Peters
burg Railroad first mortgage IS, A. and O.,
102 bid; Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad mortgage IS. j. and D., 100 bid: Orange
and j. 80 bid, IS asked; Orange and Alexandria
Railroad third mortgage SIS, Al. and n, 35 I'D, 40
asked; Richmond and DanWlle Railroad eOnsoll-
dated 6's, III. and N, u hid; Piedmont Radroad
L9zaaI Boa6$.-JaRes River and kanaUha Canal
hrst mortgage 6s. NJ. and n. A bid 81 asked;
James River and Kanawha Canal second mortgage
6's, II. and n. Is lid.
R0ilOad ,StOcks--Richmnnd and Petersburg
Railroad, 100 par, 40 asked; Richmond, frede-
Iicksburg and Potomac Railroad common, 1O0 ps'r,
10 asked
BANK Stocks.-First National, 100 par, liz bid :;
mond banking and Insurance Goispany, 25 pSr7 40
asked. ne.
Insurance Companies.-Virgini Fire and Ma
zine, 70 par, 81 bid Virginia STATE, 70 paEs "a
chants and Mechanics. 100 par, sS5 asked; Gaan-
1fe, 100 par, rs bid. 70 asked. 1895
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a,IIfleI.T,lI[Ow sALEs..faturc bays.
SALE
OF
RED SULPHUR SPRINGS,
MONROE COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA.

3 nv virtue OF two DEGREES Of the Circuit Court OF
Monroe county. West virgnia enter M snt f Smnn
Gerry cause. pending In said court OF Dunlap NY,
ieif ri nts us Campbell, Shankr ct dts-tls n.ot
decree entered on the 7h day OF NoyemoeSs:,
and The second on the 18th day OF olay, tS1 ~
shall proceed 10 resell nj public aucioh 70 lle
eat bidder upon the premises, ut the kea sulphur
Springs. In Monroe county, State OF Mes1 Va
Rinia, OIL
SATURDAY THE 9TH DAY OF OCTOBER 1910
the following real estate-to wit the said
RED SULPHUR SPRINGS
and al, the lands thereto appertaIniDg and belong
ing, which lands amount TO
TWELVE OR THIRTEEN HUNDRED ACRES
m set forth In the Dill and proceedings In snis
cause. 4, n or tho ce,.
hrtrd RED SULPHUR SPRINGS when JOE q
great many wears has been recognized rs the hneSt
mineral water In The States especially LOT Drohchui
and pulmonary affections. $500
TERMS OF SALE: Fifteen per cent. OF the pnr-
chase money cash In hand on day or save ana Ior
tho -fuIunce n credit OF one. two, and three years.
with Interest from day or safe. VIII De gwen, Ine
lille retained until all the purchase-inoney snail
have been paid.
The above property win he offered hrst In separate
tracts to suit purchasers and then the whole tract
Will be offered. The commissioners VIII adopt ana
rrnort TO The court the bid bids which amount In
the aggregate 10 The largest sum- sold In parcels or as
n whoie, Subject TO the confirmation Of the court.
SAMUEL PRICE,
A. 6. TEBBETTS,
..@. JAMES T. PATTON,
FRANK HEREFORD.
Sc 5-Th4w Commissioners.
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irI,l,lol,l lispatcll,
.r,Hr1ps d, /. SEPTEMBER .. 1878
..r.o Z, I4crrcc.,'

r.,:,o-e n;snnseh. Il saw in a late No. oil
.ha n;snayeb rcfsuest that you would print
g. I orrsine, Lorree,,s by Charles hingssey.
xya,,. ,.ar,lr WAC. send it to us; and as u was
,sas cent came TO The conclusion that 10 was
.,st =, the nossession OF g A Subscriber
ny ,ara the liberty of sending 1t to you.
mn. ~ solIowing Il. copied from "Charles
Einosley--His Life and Letters -:
: % During bis. severe Illness in Colorado
he composed these lines; they were the iast
he ever wrote:
Are you ready for your steeple-shase, lorraine
~ B.ram, Bsrum. Barum. Baruun, Barnm'
Rar,an, Baree.
You're booked TO ride your Gaping race 'o-aa' ~
yosTe BOOKED to ride viudcsive, for all the world
Toseep him straight, and teep him FIRST, and WIN
'As Bari.m. Barnm. Barum. Barun, sarim'
Barum, BARGE.
<.snc c,asped her newborn baby, poor Lorraine
Rsrum, Barum. Rarum. Barum, BaruH.
Barnm, BSrec.
II cannot ride vindietiys, as any man misnt see,
And WIN NOT ride vindict've, with this BABY on
Hes Silica h boy, he's killed ran, aud why must
he kall me9'
s.'Unless you ride Vindic'ive' Lorraine
1Jn,ess YOU ride yindictive to-day at Coulteree:,
Aud land him safe across the brock ana WIZ Tue tue
us yoa may Keep your baby for you'll get no keep
from me-
a.Tha. husbands could be cruel said Lorraine
THAT hnsSands could be cruel, have known 70,
Bat oh ! TO ride Vindiciive while baby cries for
And BE Be killed across fence at last for all the
world 70 see!
:. She mastered young vindictive-oh! the gallant
bass WAS she. :, 49,, &c
And kept him straight and won the race as near as
near could be: ,,o,,or,
oh be killed her at the biook-the brute-for all
the world 20 see. ,o
And no one but the baby cried Tor poor Lorraine
Lorree."
The meaning OF the refrain, "Barum,
Barum," &C., was not known, so 1t was
thought best for it to be left out. rs the all'
thor had left no explanation; but Mr.
Froude wrote: 81 am in favor OF keeping
the refrain. The music of the song Will De
sncomplete without it; and as the "ords
went cumming through his head the re
fraIn went along with them. 1t presses IKE
an memorable destiny. and makes you feel
the iron force with which poor Lorraine
was swept to her fate"
Respectfully, &C.,
CHARLES w. COLEMAN, Jr.
williamsburg, Va, September =, 1878.
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2Srn,nn,i At fs1sue sugar steady and nm
am ,irpI. Mogs Iili and lower. packing,

LouIsvILLE.
oursvILLE septemher Snles "a; ana ;. M
Changed. Wheat a:m; red euc:: amber anu Wn ny
al)Iag5c. Corn firm: white. aoc.: mixe9, 4Lc'
oats easier; white. 25c. mixed. I4a. LORI 1hacc
tive and lower at &1Q. Lard active; cnolce lesi.
fierce SKc.: choice leaf, Esgs. gfc. Bnk.maesh.s
easier: shoulders. SIC: clear rib Clear saes.
se. Bacon steady and In fair demand: snon,dsrs,
CURED hams, i2k@I3,sc. WhiskeY active and firm
- s1.eo ST. Louis.
4 ST.. LOUIS, september A.-Flour nnehange ana
glow. Wheat lower; No.. Q red, S99S94c.i No. NO. o
rod. s5k6DS5sc. Corn. 341zc. Oats easy ny Zgc Ivy
Whiskey steady at SLOT. Pork lower: a9.f2r u ~
isrv salt meats lower car-lots OF clear ribs az S2oo
6ss:9O Bacon dull: 81, 6S and 7c. for shou'ueFs'
ciear rib, and clear Sides.
CHICAGU.
CHICAGO. September 4.-Finnr dull ana s:eaa sl;
Wheat in fair demand and unsettled 20; ae :,
winter, 92xc.: No. red winter. SlaeG S.a,
and September. 93kc October; NO; q oS n, 80
spring Sskc. cash and September, essr. @
No, Chicago spring, soc. corn unstIt,su , s az
generally unchanged closing ut 3oc. casn anu 2so.
TENDER, S7Xm37Ec. October; re1ecied, orc o 1as
dull and lower; 1910. cash ana september i ~,
October Pork dull. weak, and lover, put unsst.eu
~ go ca, H. 80 80 October. Iard active but in"er
| a6. 40 cash. Sc S7k October. Bulk-meats anH ano
shade lower; shoulders. 4hc;; short.ri5: Dc
short clear, SIC. ,Whiskey steady ana Inchangeu,
At Ciose.-Wheat trmer and ac. higher. Corr
easier but not quotably lower. Oats steady anu UNI
| changed. Provisions firm and not quotaolY lomel.
4
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TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of deed
l. of trust executed by John II. Knight, dated the
lst day Of May, 1879, and duly recorded IN the
clerks office of Prince Edward county. Va, default
having been made III the payment OF the bond Sc
cured by saio deed and heing required SO to do py
the beneficiary viii sell at auction on the prem
ises 81 3 o'clock p. NJ. on FRIDAY. September 81,
1878, the VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND about
four miles from FarmvilIe Va, on which the said
John II. knight now resides. containing about ONE
THOUSAND AND EIGHTY FIVE ACRES. There
is no more valuable or desirable farm in Southside
Virginia than the above. Amongst It's advantages
are spacious family residence, numerous quarters
for aborers all necessary out-houscs ine orchards
and its coutglity 10 churches, schools, colleges for
males and females, and IFS nearness 10 market and
railroad.
TERMS: Cash as 10 the costs OF executing the
trust, say $3.50. The decd also requires cash US TO
the sum Of $4,000. with ten per cent. interest per
annum from the lst day OF May, 1875. but In case
Of sale liberal terms can be had TO the greater
part Of the purchase-money. The terms rs TO any
residue over the above amounts will be made known
on the dav Of sale.
Parties addressing the undersigned or Edgar AL
Ian attorney-ailaw, Farmvile, Va, can obtain any
further information, parties desiring to visit the
place will be offered every facility for doing se:
A. II. HURD,
an 24-S,Tu&Thtds Trustee.
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an PASTE
BOOKS, STATIONERY. &c.

HOUSEKEEPING in OLD VIRGINIA,
l. l. containing Contributions from $50 Ladies In
Virginia and her Sister States Distinguished for
their Skil In The Culinary Art aud other Branches
OF Domestic. Economy. Edfed by MARION CABRLL
TYREE. .sWhO can find virfuous woman !? for
her price is far above rubies. She lookelh
well TO the OF her household and eateth not the
bread of idleness. "-PrGrer6s. chapter rrr,.,
perSes 10 and 81. Handsome 12-mo Volume OF
62S pages, i, 100 Receipts. Price, Us. Sent by
mail. hostage paid. published by j. w. RAN
DOLPH 3 ENGLISH, 1902 and SEA Mam street,
and for sale by all booksellers.
sc 3-d&w
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEw YORK.. September 4.--Gold 'aEsaed ut iOc5s-
Eoen.-Stocks strong and higher. Money on can,
1k0l3s per cent. Exch2pge-Long, 4S3; short
487x. Governments quiet aud geaesziiy steady.
Stale bonds dull.
pe,aIpo-Money easy at lH per cent. Exchange
weak AT 4Sa1 Gold weak ut IQ0h- Governments
firm; new 57s, losN States quiet and steady.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, September 4.-Nrginia. 90, old, 90;
due coupons. 7ea. North Carolina 6's, Old, Is |;
new, s: speeaaI-tax, 1. Bid to-day.
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RAILROAD LINES,
- EEassMsg9 sasyH,
NE -N rst::Ss

so " ssze: sssz
1HESAPEAEE AND OHIO E,It
~ WAY COMPANION ana after wFnrr
DAY, August 20, 1873, passenger trains viii E3-
and arrive at Richmond az follows: VA rave
WESTWARD.
No. 1-7:30 A. M.-LeavcsZFoH Hryr,yo
DalIV except Sunday: sim. y,
AL regular stations: arrives =,
GordonsyI!!e nj 1895 4 VI.
Charlottesville at les 4 Il.
S1aunton at l:35 T. II. idnns ,r,.
Nhiie sulphur AZ 6:jy p VI
tsaapnHr);, and HuntInst1, -
For WAsTu>Groy: ,,r,ro,
NJ G6rdnnsvIiic al lU:3J ~,
leaves by FIrcinin NI,ilJnI -
I:1o I. W.; arrives Il. Vs.,
inaion a. 90 T. NJ '@A-
FOR ,YSCHBrRG: Ar-,yo,
nj charlottesville ut lI:Z5 =
NJ; leaves ~ Virginia MsIIa,,t
ut ll:33 y. IL: arriyc. ~,
Lynchburg :: -:.0 =. Vi 80 L.
No. 3 9:45 ?. N.-Leaycs-F or tIv,rE,.,
Daily; stop: 1t Hanover } -
ton. Noei',. Beaver Da:.t. r,.,,
ericHs Hall Louisa. Err,,I
,an's. G1rG"usyiilc. CoIf.,,n
kcswick. Cnar!rtir..t,5'
Lynchburg junction, Nv ".
chums Ri:cr. t,ret.nwc.si H.
ion, Wayne,hrrT FISHERS. .l'
Slinhton, S"rupe's t,,,lru'
aliliboro'. clifton, Forg. e.,
llams"ns, Lrw:no-Jr to.t,,.,-
ton. and nj. stations we: ~
Co'lngt"n. .igIvr> a; ,,,,r-
louisville a; l;2O \. Vi: Quar-
lotteSviI!c -. ::z5 \. Vi. >t.ir,.
ton at 49, i. NJ: Coyin.,,y
at 7:20 =. i. nhr"asil.,'.
While SulY.ur Il; s:ij h.U ::
kanawha ~, at go T. 81
ldlanerj: Huntington at i.il
4. VI. StcaHrr arrives no PR.
mouth al $3.50 l.. NJ: ,lnrir,-
matt NJ u y. N.,anh cUUn".',
with the ga, Tor III. W.,
Northwest. 20! >ourhwr.,
FOR WA>!i.NGroS: trf.. /,
ut GordOnsE+.." ut.l 20 \ VI s
iciyes ~ fu-!iA Midland rr..rn
al =, 3:s3 \; ": nrriyt-s AT Wl..-
For LYNluECHG: A:,f..,
AZ GoT!oIi,'.5.r al l:2U \ "
tchdn:c O. -. ami N...Il..
M'h ,!a, "ir.'r' 4, Lync.ltUt:
No. 5--3A5 p. NJ. i.cavcs-to& GoGDnx.yIifr
Accommoda'. -. Gat,v t,N.,.;,
Sunday .n''r at NJ! -tl.ip...
and Irfiy"' 3: n"r't9u,.i!r 81.
EASTWARD.
No. 2-s:00 p. M.-Arlivcs-FET" I!rNrISGIGy
Daily (cNrrr. sunday: lr.yc,
Huntington AZ $3.50 t. " ;
sraunr"m .; LAX =. " ": q rh ,'.,
don>vIl'c q: i.i5 T.. NJ
fROM LfHD .iECEC: Eiryig..
AiidlInt iu.''r Lyuchlur. a,
don.vi!Ie =; - Pm. r.l,,n.r
carsi: Cir. i'3hc and nia,,
leaves Al H. NJ.
No. 22-4:45 p.M.-FEoM >lAl NrOx: L.:,u.
Siannl"n -. except >Hu!.y,
at $40 y s.: hIrlnl'-. u. ..
S:jJ \. ": h.y .!"n>yIllr ld:5,
+ Fn M; "H W ,.,h. q, "a :'F yr.
glni. Midla. "ar", a, ;s5
a. NJ: a:r. a, Gori"u,,I3,
AT lU:ij: +. .sr,tkr aud 'l.
freight ana ;1i.,eiigc. tc;;~",
G"rdonsv,!s, u ln:au ~ VI.
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SUNDAY, JULY =. ISIS.
THROUGH MAIL TRAIN DAILY.
NJ = if0 1 -'i' EarEcviily III j.. ~. >ma.
crlin's as =. NJ. h'n.tl"
T. ~. >ans,.Gy 800 T.. VI,
and tar"rtr Us \. II.
Salisbury i.5s 4. W.. 's''u,-
SEX s,%5S' A. ~ g. \ >pii M t'' 81
aud i:irnn,.. 3:l7 NJ.
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAIN DAILY.
No. 3-l1:l5 L. NJ. leaves ltchm"nd: arrives -
vile 7:=S i. 81 Greensboro
NJ. ANT CtHul"rte 1910 Pm.
No. 4-4'i' ''''' SaIisurv ga +. 81, "rcy:,:
horo' 1885 g. st.. Dnn,,r.
g:3I p. NJ. tu,kcvi!c 5:2e y.
Trains Nos and = VIII ma co.c counr,ti"l.
n Richmond with the l:lci!aoHl. fre,"!l.h--
burg and Potomac railroad I" a"t iro" all point
North and East: nj BurlrrIile with The At.,G-
Mississippi ana ohio raiIroai :" and from F,rm-
Vile lyncnhlrg, anI all southeastern point: IL,
Sruhrllin's with the Milton and >Ithcrn Narr"a-
Gauge railtoad for Milton. y. g.: n DGn@r" E:;n
tue Virginia Midland railroad: - trc"u>h"r'' "i'n
the Northwestern North CaronH railroad Tor ~l'nl
and intermediate pouts: at >l!i Bury win 'h'
Western North Caioina raiir'"a teArsnl >"".htyj
for StatcsvIilc Astivllc, aud tHt.rm"i.l!c u"iis:
a. Airline junction WIFE Aia".a and ,"'r.";t%
Airline
Ing North and South with the Richmond. f-",:"-
rchsbnrg and Potomac ra.!~fat Tor " nshiugi"u
and all points North and Wet ;rlt with ~" Ga
pcake amL Ohio ri !:oni Tor a.. POINTS Wet; o..
Dundee With Virginia Mdia"n railroad Ia ant
from Washington ami al p",ni- North and W.
at Greensboro With North carolina railroad Tor
Raleigh, GoI!sbdrO'. ana intermediate Ho"f-.
al Chariot, wi,n the Char III. t0iHm'ua AMI
Augusta railroad I" and !Fof" al. IF,!ri~ N"rst
ani South. These trains EEh |al "u 'Hu
l.ichmOn! aud Dauyii!r rI!l-a'.. ana CrGu,'i IS
above. except going north ~ -H.':tN morning u!i
going south Monday morning. i3'.H- making ms
connection run daily I;r"aw"Hd. f!"'"rI">'-
uurg and Potomac and Ches:it.,.c aia OHIO s'.i-
Trains on the :. W. y. {. railroad ru.. hylw,rl
Greensboro and salem dali. rE"r,.' -UIrt'y.
Pullman palace dTa"iEs-I""aE "g"! >lr"piHs-, t''
run trains Nos. ] aEd = ira. "c"n N"N h''.
and Atlanta ria Richmond. SL-' 80 Nos. " ali
between Richmond arc Charlotte. asst t"iAG'i-
Washington. Danyilie Charlotte. .tIt Au-uei'.
Tickets sold 10 all southern AID sp"si." r7-cii
points, and baggage checked tl.r"u-l.
Local tickets good onl? iuI ra.'lhn"ts passage
between the points ramed or lie :.c"e's. No LAY
over checks Will be given. ..
T. ". !. TN.IuTT,
Gem superintendent
JOHN II. MACMuRDc, Genera. Passenger Ake":.
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POWDER.
rIUMAN.HAIR GOODS, &c.

W. CORBET, MANUFACTURER
IL. OF HUMAN-HAIR GOODS. 5l9 BROAD
STR EETLadLes' own hair comnipgs mace ma u over
FIN ENG ER.PUFFs. three for Csc: CURLs 70 TO
a5c. each for making: REAL-HAIR SWITCHES,
nj shades. at very low prices; INVISIBLE FRONT
PIECES, made Of Grst-qnaii,y lair Oh vegetable
net. at 81 per inch, and In great variety OF
and stylIs and are the cheapest front-pieces made
only 75c. each. The former are made of frst-qlal'
hair beautifully waved. and, with finger puns,
form a very pretty head dress. The "'Vctnrta are
made of natural water frizzrs medium Size ana are
very popular. FRIZZES ut %, 50, and 5Oc; per
yard. al! colors. Orccrs and inquiries by mai r.
an q tn Th.G Min GIG Broad street.
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BY TeIegraphs
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK, September 4.-Cottou OIL and
easier. sales, 24S bales, upands, l2hc-1 arieans
12hE- FLOUR i'm buyers Eavor. with limited export
and hStao-trade demand: common 10 coca extra
westera and State na.e ebose
bic extra. S7.2Ss@ss.50, CLOSING heavy and Gull
southern Cour unchanged W'heat 1@1Rc. lower;
nriyate cable accounts from Eng land aud Flrance
are unfayesahles a6e:t Q&1 :ank for ungraded pea;
sca .Tis 50 tfsms 47@509c for ungraded; 48@
4gxc for steamer. Oats not SO strong; mixed
western. 29@33c. Coffee steady with good inquiry.
Sugar firm! aud Ia fair demand Cuba, 74@7ae.;
saanred and quiet. Rice duff and unsettled. Rosia
octet az SL40G5i A5.s TnrpentiHe firm az Z7Xt4
Csc, Pork lower and quiet mess. SO. as @&9. 95.
Catmeats dull. Lard lower; prime steam. 81. 05@
&a.t5. Whiskey nominal a. b1.124 asked. Freights
4'''s'' BALTIMORE.
& BALTIMORE. September 4--Flour quiet, steadys
and unchanged. Southern wheat dull and lower III
Wesiera actiyean lower southern red prime, 81
81 90 amber, u .04@&l .05: No.s2 Pennsylvania
geptenber and October, $l.08a. Southern corn
aaiat and steady; western Steady aud firm; SOUTH
ern whites $780,; yellow, 62l163c. Oats steady |
southern. 6@28c;; western white, 27@2sc.; west
changed Hay unchanged. Provisions quiet and |
unchanged Lard quiet; refined, 104c.; crude, /
TIC. Coffee frM aud unchanged. Wbiskey quiet |
az $l.09k. kreight. unchanged. Sugar strong at
~ 49, O. CINCINNATI.
CINcIsNkTI, September 4.-Fiour dull and un-
changed Wheat duls red and amber, Ss@95c.; |
white, 90Ga97c. Corn siu fair demand at Al 9a3c /
Oats. 20@26c Pork dull; $40 asked. ard 10
la la SSSns, es@ s s Sd doll sud droop
Bacon dlII: shcsldess, GkeSbIe clear Rib, $50
&C.; clear sides, 7Gs71sc. Whisky strong WITH J.
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SALE OF BUILDING
L LOTS ON GRACE BETWEEN BELLE LLEvILhnE
AND SHAFEE STREETS AT EASCi5hO,S'. .I,S
wire dated March is s77. and recorded in the Of
flee Richmond Chancery Court, IN u; Is. 1do A.
mage 278 default having been made In the payment
Of negoiabie nete therein secured. and being re-
Guested SO 10 do By The beneficiary In SAID deeo,
p. NJ. on SATURDAY. September IA, ]SIe. the
PROPERTY in said deed. rs follows; Az that ios
Grace between Shafer street and Bellcvile, CONF
mencng 100 feet west of shafer street fronting on
said Grace street 80 feet and running BACK between
naraiIel lines i Sc feet 10 16-foot alley. Inc
ground viii he divided into two or more building
lots. The property is Immediately opposite the
PRESBYTERIAN church. AS Grace street Is now being
GRADED TO Richmond College, and many other i'm
proyements going on in that vicinity. these lois
should attract the attention OF parties desiring 10 Sc
cure nice location for a home.
TERMS: The deed requires cash for expenses OF
sale and sufficient lopay noe OF s2.Oon. piit pct
ter terms may be announced on day OF sale.
se5 FRANK d. HILL. Trustee