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BALTIMORE CATTLE MAEKET, Deco mber 2sd, 1873
BEEF CATTLE.-Trade has been fair to-day, and
prices Il ct better than last week on nearly all
grades The quality was something better than
the offerings then, there being number OF
punches of holiday CATTLE one lot OF which sold
as high as Sc. while others brought 50a$5 20.
There were not many common cattle among the
offerings, q few sold as low as ~ %, but they
quite rough, nearly all the sales being at "
per 100 lbs.
Mich Cows Trade in COWS show no improve
ment, either in activity or prices. and we quote
at 20a$45 per head as to quality.
Prices this week for Beef Cattle ranged as fol-
lows Best Beeves at 50a$6 90; that generally "a.
ted first quality 0Ua$5 20; medium or good fair
quality 00a$4 90; ordinary thin steers, oxen and
COWS 25a$3 co. general average OF the market this
week; extreme range OF prices 25a$6 w. MOST
OF the saleswere from 90 to IS 90 per 100 lbs.
SWINE.-The offerings this week show some I'M
provenent in quality over last week, though
not many. the receipts being comparatively
light, but the demand is moderate only. There
are fully many in the pens just no W as seem to
be needed fora few days. Prices are shade bet
ter than last week, common rough hogs, SUCH as
stays and sows, sell at 5Aa5h cents, and the bet
ter grades at 5s4a6Ac per lb net, with few extra
SHEEP.-The receipts are very light. less even
than last week. and as to qualify shows but little
Improvement, except as to one lot OF very extra
heavy wethers, sole to one of our home butchers
at ~ cents, and weighed an average OF 1888 lbs
These sheep are considered by good Judges to be
the best offered here for a humber OF wears past
General quotations for butcher sheep at 4a5 cents
and mbs at 4a5s cents per Id gross. Arrivals
this week 1924 head.
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COMMIssIoNED.-Judg j. NJ. Quarles,
has received his commission from Gov. Hol-
liday, as Judge of the County Court of Au-
gusta, to enter upon the duties of his office
January LIST, 1880.
Judge Quarles will discharge the duties
of his office faithfully and efficiently. He
is young man of fine natural capacities,
which have been improved by severe train
ing. His habits of industry, close applica-
ton and metbodical devotion to his profess
sion, give assurance that bis administration
will meet the fullest demands upon him.
While his predecessor is universally admired
for his fine attachments and sound judg-
ment, and esteemed for his personal worth,
yet as change had been determined on by
those in authority who had the power to
make it, we know of no young man whose
appointment as his successor. would have
given more general satisfaction than that OF
Mr.. Quarles. His life has been brave struggle
with adversely, and every relation be has
been called upon to meet, from boyhood 10
manhood, he has shown that kind Of pluck
and energy which are sure to win in the
end. We have no sympathy with that Gym
ical temper which would draw invidious
distinctions and detract from the merits OF
one, because he happens to succeed. anoth-
er. Judge QuarIcs, as man and lawyer,
is entitled to the confidence of the people OF
the county, and from the personal assuT.
ances aud manifestations already given, he
possesses it. And in saying this, and say
ing what we believe and know, there can be
no possible reflection upon his learned and
impartial predecessor.
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Co IN1Y (lIRT.-The December term 0
the County Court commenced on Monday
last, Judge Hendren Presiding. The fol-
,lowingis "a summary OF the proceedings
Probate.-The will of Col. Thos P, Wilson
was admitted to probate with Wm. NJ. Will
son. Executor, and further time allowed
the .co-executor, B. j. Craig, to qualify. The
will of Henry Tutwiler was admitted to
probate, with Thornton G.. Stout as Execu-
tor. The will of Mrs. Hannah Walker was
admitted to probate. as Was also the will of
Nicholas &. Rogers. The will of w. J. D..
Bell was proved. with DR.. VIM. Bell as
executor, and that OF Chas W. Burruss, was
continued for farther proof.
Roads. Marion Leonard was appointed
r al surveyor Of precinct No. s, South River
District, and Jno. D. Sheets Of No. IL Bev-
riy Manor.
Criminal. In the case OF the Common
wealth vs.. S. W.. Patterson for ASSAULT
judgment confessed for one cent aud costs.
Same vs.. Campbell for lewd and lasciyious
Capitalization, tried by jury-verdict, not
guilty. Same VS.. Green Terrill and Andrew
Wilson, moUe pros. entered. Same VS.. Reu-
ben Jones for felonious stabbing nf Stua
Fields, found guilty and fine assessed at
$40 and costs. Justice j. II. Rush paid into
court fine OF S. obtained from Bell York
for disturbing relig ious worship.
Miscellaneous. w. A. Wilson was APP
pointed deputy Treasurer for Beverly Manor
district. Moffett Punch returns $77,56
Road accounts, allowed amounting to $780,
%. Fifty-one deeds admitted since last
term.
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PERSONAL MIR. Dennis O'Conner, who
for some time past has been engaged on the
big sewer contract of Cincini att. has returned
to his home to spend the holidays. He re
ports everything bright in the Presidential
State.
Msssrs. Echols and Hanger have returned
from Richmond to spend the Legislative
rec. SIS at home.
W. A. Burke, Esq. has been appointed
BY the Governor, a member of the Board f
Visitors of the Western Lunatic Asylum, 10
fill the vacancy occasioned be the election
of DIR. A. M. Fauntleroy to the Superintend-
ency OF the Institution.
His election to the county judgship will
not prevent Judge Quarles from practicing
outside of the Court over which he will pre-
Side. lie will continue, as usual, to prac-
tice in the Circuit, Corporation and Su
preme Courts.
James Mccoy has been appointed post:
master at Longdale, Va, in place OF J. E.
johnson, resigned.
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At Delta, La, on Thursday, the 18th inst: Q. ".
Wilson, formerly At Augusta caunty, to Miss AN
nal Compton.
On Tuesday, the 10th, by Rev. Horrtlo Thomp-
Martha Lusk, OF Rockhridge county.
On the 9th inst, at the residence OF Mr.. James
Biost, near Fairfield. by Rev. o. F. Burgess, MI;
Richard Rhodes and Miss Emma Green-aH OF
Rockbridge county.
On Sunday morning, the 14th instr by Rev. Sol:
Flu k, Mr.. Wm4c Funk and Miss Annie Baer,all
of SINCE IS Glen, Rockingham county.
In Amhert county, on the nth inst, by Rev
Mr.. Bunting, Mr.. Eugene Redd and Miss Jennie
Rose Claiborne.
In Page county, at the residence OF the brides
father Henry f. Bradley, Esq, by Rev. NJ
Wharton, on Thursday evening, December 1lth,
Mr. John Butler to Miss Martha Bradley.
In the Presbyterian Church, in Lewisburg. W.
Va. on Wednesday afternoon, the 18th inst. by
Rev. M L. Lacy RS Turk, Esq Commemorative
Attorney OF Pochshontas county. W. Va, and
Miss Willie Cary, Of Eewisburg. w. Va
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4 merry. happy Christmas to an.

=
The recent rains have revived the streams
throughout the section.
Although it was cold. disagreeable day,
the attendance at Court on Mosiday last was
large.
To morrow SbootipS Matclf for pigeons
and turkeys takes plel e at the Fair Grounds.
There will be fun.
Tonight the Good Templars Of Church
vile, will gise an Oyster supper and Parlor
Entertaiament in that town.
Ws~e indebted to Hon. Thos. F. Bayard
for a copy Of The Congressional Direc oly,
for wl.ieh he win accept our thanks.
A estival Will be hid by the Missionary
AidSocety OF Thinking epvjhgs Church on
New Year's'day. to which eve-vbody ia In
vited.
During the holidays, the Methodist afrs
Baptist congregations. of Waynesboro, will
give entertainments for the benefit of theil
Churches.
The Post Office will be opened on Christ
mas day from 8 to 10 O'Clock a. M, and
from to 6 o'cloc p. NJ. No money or
der or registered letter bus mess will be
transacted.
The dead body OF an infant was found
last week, in Lewis Greek, west OF the city.
Coroner Harlan did not deem an inquest
necessary, for the reas n that no trace of lis
parents could be found.
One of the cheapest and best family pa
pers we know of. is the Baltimore Weekly
Sun. Its price is only 81 per annum. and
the amount of good reading it affords is
something wonderful.
The Order Of Knights of Honor will hold
an oyster supper at the American Hotel
Monday night At the same time an cleo
ton of officers will be held. The Lodge at
this place now numbers SO members.
We are indebted to Mr.. J. A. Fl. St An
drew, for an invitation to attend the semi
centennial banquet Of that excellent paper,
the Farmville Mercury, which occurs on the
Doth of this month. 1t would be a real
pleasure to accept, il possible.
A lively business is being done in the
matrimonial line this week. Eleven licen-
ces were issued from the Clerks office on
Monday and Tuesday last. One of the
prospective brides is only Is years old, and
her intended husband is widower.
On Sunday last an Official meeting of the
Baptist Congregation of this city was held,
and resolutions adopted expressive of the
deep regret felt at the probable loss Ct their
pastor, Rev. DR.. Manly. Measures were de
,termined upon, which it is hoped will result
in DIR. Manly's remaining.
Last week large tree, some two feet in
diameter, standing at the northwest corner
of the Court House, was cut down and the
stump uprooted. Beneath it was found the
wall of the old court house, the brick Of
which, still in good state of preservation,
were brought from England.
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REMEMBER THE POOR.-If from their
bounteous feast to-day, each family in our
little city, will send to some poor home a
heaping plate of Christmas dinner, it will
double the number OF happy ones in our
midst. Those who give W i'll never miss it
and even if they did, the pleasure it confers
will more than compensate for thrice the
sacrifice. Nothing is truer than lit is more
blessed to give than to receive" and it
should be our aim to do all the good e can.
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Deaths

At Lewisburg, on Monday morning Of last week,
of typhoid fever, Frank Fry. son of Mr. Henay
Fry, and grandson of the late Judge Joseph Fry,
aged 10 years. He was boy Of nright intellect
and great premise.
At his residence, in this city, Monday morn
ing after brief illness OF pneumonla. James w.
Points. son of David Points, decd, aged about
50 years
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AT THE DEBATING SOCIETY on saturda

AT THE DEBATING SOCIETY on Saturday
night the advisability OF placing restrictions
on immigration TO the United States, was dis
cussed by the regular appointed dsbaters.
Mr.. Emmet Guy, on the affirmative and Percy
Echols. who made most admirable speech,
and Mr. Jordan on the negative, and ii the
general debate by Messrs. Tucker and Lilly
on the affirmative and Eds ess9is on
the negative. A msjolity SDg 81 gwen
ia favor OF the negative. be no
meeting on Saturday Mi4bt sssasss = sncieSy
having adjourned until the first Saturday in
January,
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~ We have from the Baltimore american Of
Gee heir annual calendar accompanying the
here We would say. if our country friends
desire . splendid paper at low price,
The best thing they can do is send $1.O0 and
cot the weekly Anaerscan.
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HARPER's PERIODICALS.

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land don't you forget it, that JAS. E..
TAYLOR. is selling Confectioneries and Toys
cheap as as any other house in Staunton.
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CapE. Ransom advertises Tor sale desira-
BILE suburban residence, Persons wishing a
considerable home could not do better than
70 examine this property.
Measrs. Cochran and Hudson advertise a
desirable piece Of land for sale.
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BUrrERICK's FASHION SHEETS.
500 Butterick's .shIon Sheets given away.
Any lady sending her name can get one
Free of cha rye,
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Elegant cigars, in boxes OF %, so and 100.
Just the thing fora Christmas present, at
Tyree's Drug store.
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Markets..

Ike market for wheat and flour has been rather
dull for the past week, by reason Of the limited
offerings There has been slight decline,result-
ing from the inactivity. Wheat yesterday was
quoted at 40 to 81 49, -four, extra, Is; oats 80 to
40; corn 45. Bacon, az to hog round. Hay II to
3d. and in demand.
In Richmond. wheat was quoted at 40 to 81 30.
In Baltimore, 145 to 81 so. February deliveries.
l 5sto 81 50. March, so to $16l.
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LEVY BROTHERS.

Whistles, Brandies, Wines, Rum, Gin,
Rock and Rye, &C., for sale by
W. L. BUMaARDNER & Co.
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When you visit staunton, don't go home
until yoa have seen GLADKE's ESTABLISH
NEET.
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THE most delightful EGGNoa sold in
Staunton can be had at the Virginia Hotel
Bar
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BUrTERICK's FASHION SHEETS.
500 Butterick's Fashion Sheets given away.
Any lady sending her name can get one
Free of charge,
at
LEVY BROTHERS.
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A cold, a cough, CONSUMPTION, DEATH
Rock and Rye will relieve and cure you
Prepared by W. l.. Bdmgardner &c Co.
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Buy your Raisins, Candy. &C.. at
2t. J. E GRAHAM'S.
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The Virginia Hotel Restaurant is the place
to get square meal for 25 cents.
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". Z. Bumgardner q Co. offer great iE'
ducements for the holidays.
Go to the Virginia Hotel Restaurautfor a
good meal at 25 cents.
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Myra Sherry. good cooking wine, $500
q gallon. at W. L. Bumgardner & Co.'s.
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The Virginia Hotel Bar is the place for
frst-clSass wines, beer, &c.
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Lager Beer. So per key, Toe. per dozen bot
ties. VIM. L. BUMGARDNER & Go
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Be In time for Christmas. Leave your
orders for Oysters at VIM. GLENN's, No. 5
New Street.
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Giadlke has the largest stock of Corsets in
Htauntson.
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She Zines, Liquors, Beers, &C., for the
1oIidasa4 at the Virgin ia Hotel Bar.
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n6- Read W. L. Bumgardn er s. Co.'S ad.
vertisements.
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II VI ia want good pure Candies, buy then
stJ. e. SsrAYLOR's. No adulteration.
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= Handsomest Christmas presents
20 to Tyree's Drug store.
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xssaed Every Thursday Morning
- = Year, InvArfaDsy in Advance.
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The best Goods ever offered for 5 cent, in
this community. can be found at GLADRE's.
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Buy the best Oysters in the city of
GrENr.
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Oysters in every style for Is cents at the
Virginia Hotel Restaurant.
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LEVY BROTHERS.

FRENCH BRANDY, for cooking and
other purposes, only $3.50 per gallon, at
Bnugardner's.
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Fire WORKS in endless variety, at JAS p
TAyxpH's. NJ
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Oranges, Lemons, Fire Crackers. Mince
Nears &c. j. E. GRAHAM.
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TAg BAILEY Apple To-day, celebrated
and Delicious beverage, at the Virginia Ho-
tel Bar.
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The largest variety sc. Counter can be seen
Il Gla4lke's.
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Nor pure spices, and Nelson's patent gelai
che finest in the market, go to Tyree's
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Best place for Oysters in the city
GLENN's.
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Gnty-ive per cent. saved this Christ
HI buying your Confectioneries anu
MAS. E TAYLOR'S. rs
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THE CHRISTMAS EGGNoG now on sale at
he Virginia Hotel Bar. is elegant.
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SE has the largest stock of Corsets
tor.
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L your orders at GLENN's for your
81 Is o. sters.
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MYRMA SHERRY, and other cooking
wines% 500 per gallon. at Bumaardner's.
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i BAILEY TopDY at the Virginia
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u lee GLADKE's Boys hats at %
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&c L ard buy one of GLADKE's Winter
Cans f. Be man at 40 cents.
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The weight ofits influence will always be found
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ssAnnex" Egg nog and Apple Toddy.
Try them.