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Tribute Of Respect.

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At a meeting of stanton Lodge No. ID, F. A. M
held Oh Friday, the l4th day of February 1879 the
death of Brother GEO. E. PRICE, a mem Der of the
Lodge was announced, wheren pom The following
minutes were entered upon the records Of the
LODGE 5Q nj SO.
Brother George E. Price, a member of this
Lodge, departed this life at his residence in this
city, on Wednesday, February 18th, 1879 after a
long and painful illness, in the 59th yearof his
age. a9a
george E. Price was entered, passed and rails
ed to the sublime degree of Master Mason in this
Lodge on the 23d day of June, 1853 and for nearly
26 years has bolne with his brethren the burden
and heat OF the day in Masonry, and has ever
proven himself faithful and Jealous in the dis
charge of all its arduous dutjes.-He was one of
those devoted brethren who labored in the con-
whom is rapidly diminishing. more than one
third of them having already gone to their re-
ward. -s Ii
In the death OF this loved brother we recognize
and declare that our loss is HIS eternal gain. He
has gone to his reward and his works do follow
him. Fitna ~
RESOLVED, That this Lodge has heard with I'M
feigned grief of the death OF our Brother George
e. Price, and as a token OF respect to his memory
the members Of this Lodge will wear the usual
badge of mourning in token of our sorrow. -Et
. "kEsOLvED. That we sincerely sym pathize with
his stricken widow, our sister, in her deep dis
tress. and commend her for comfort to Him who
''weeps with those who weep |".l
RESOLVED, That a copy OF these minutes be
furnished to the city papers for publication, and
that the Secretary forward copy to the widow of
our deceased brother. ,5e = - az -
g. l@f Fl. M. BELL, s-ei- rs,1
- W. L. BUMGARDNER, ~
CARTER BERKELEY, -s
feb 9th, 1919. -ge s.sSTz Committee.
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DEANS.


h. On the 22d ult, at the residence of its parents,
in Augusta county Matte L. Brand, aged years.
and months, child OF w. f. and A. c. Brand. -
On the 14th inst, of pulmonary consumption at
Locust Grove. the residence of her brother Arch.
A. Sproul, ESD. Mrs. Emeline L. Bell wife of
Samuel II. Bell, in the sd year of.hera ge.A
On the 9th inst, of heart disease, at his resi-
dence, Laurel Hill. Augusta county Va. late OF
shenandoah county, Mr.. John w Pearson in the
18th year OF his age He had been consistent
member of the Baptist Church for IS years HIS
end was peFce. y ysfFFss sa 5sf5gtr,srN
Valley papers please copy.
On the 22d inst, Muddy Creek Rock ingham
county, OF pneumonia, Mr.. Samuel Driver, aged
about 65 years. t,e sst1..s'..- f.. ~
About a week previous to the above death, MI.
John A. Driver, son of Mr.. Samuel Driver died
OF the same disease. agad about IS years. leaving
q wife and four children II -
On Sunday morningHhe 23dsinst, in Bridgewa-
ter. after an illness of a few days, Mrs. Martha
Furry, consort of Charles NJ. Furry in the satin
year of her age. For 25 years she has been con-
sistent member OF the NJ. E. Church, South. :.
February 18th, 1879. of disease of the heart. at
the residence OF his father, VIM, NJ Keran, in
Rushvilie, Cnas.I I. Keran. aged 81 years. He was
buried at Bridgewater on Wednesday last.
in Mt Crawford, on Saturday morning Isst, the
22nd inst, Mrs. Malinda Pence, relic Of A BRAN
Pence dec d, in the 73rd year OF her age
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A SPLENDID FARM IN MARKET.-It is
rarely an opportunity is offered OF purchas-
ing farm combining so many advantages
as that advertised in another column by the
Messrs. Bell. 1t is one of the finest pieces
Of property in the Valley, and would prove
a profitable investment to any one wishing
to engage in agricultural pursuits. Unlike
most Virginia farms, it has never been abus-
ed. The soil, naturally fertile and produce
tive, has been carefully cultivated and i'm
proved until the entire place is like garden.
The buildings, fences, &c., are in thorough
repair, and the proximity Of the farm to the
railroad, and good markets renders it espec-
tally desirable. We call the attention of
our eastern and northern subscribers to the
advertisement,
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INTERESTING LECTUREs.-Our citizens
will shortly have an opportunity OF listen
ing to distinguished speaker. On the 18th
and 18th of March, the Right Rev. John j.
Keane, will lecture ia the Town Hall. his
subject the first night being ''The voice OF
God in the world" and the second night,
''The Middle Ages, their Darkness and
Light" Bishop Keane, is finished orator,
and his lectures cannot fail to be entertain :
ing and instructive. The subjects he has Sc
lected afford an almost boundless field for
research, and we doubt not they have been
carefully explored by the Reverend gentle
man. No one who can possibly attend
should fail to be present. The proceeds are
for the benefit of st. Francis (Catholic)
Church.
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CONFERENCES OF THE UNITED BRErH-
ERN CHURCH.-The Virginia and Pennsyl.
vania Annual Conferences OF the United
Bretheren Church will convene respectively
at Mechanicstown, Nd, Feb. 26, and at
Chambersburg, Pa, March 9Th. The for
mer comprises the State of Virginia and
the Western Shore of Maryland, and the
latter the southern part Of Pennsylvania,
Baltimore and Carroll counties in Maryland.
and Baltimore city. Each conference num-
bers over sixty ministers and between seven
and eight thousand communicates. Each
pastoral charge is entitled to one lay dele
gate ia the conference. Among the bust
ness to which the notice of the conferences
will be called is the appointment of minis
tiers for the ensuing year. 1t is not definite
ly known whether any changes will be effect
ed in any OF the churches. Bishop Gloss
brenner will preside at both sessions.
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PURCHAsED.-Mr J. E. Graham, the en-
terprising Main street grocer, has purchased
the entire stock of Mr.. C. A. Richardson,
and after the first of March will occupy the
large store room corner Of Main and Au-
eusta streets. With his double stock and
increased facilities, Graham will rush things
in the grocery line.
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A SERIOUS CHARaE.-George sec. me-
gro man, was indicted by the last grand jury,
for an assault upon the person of Annie
Baker, with intent to rape. The intended
victim was . child scarcely twelve years old,
but she told a Straightforward story, and
in so doing developed fearful condition of
morals in the North River Gap section, the
community in which herparents live. The
jury after hearing the case were unable to
agree and were discharged. A new venire
has been summoned and the case will be
taken upon Monday next.
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THE 22d OF FEBRUARY, was observed in
this city by parade of the West Augusta
Guards and Staunton Artillery, and firing OF
salutes frem cannon and by the infantry.
The banks and Postoffice were closed.
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Rock and Rye made of 81. Bumg ardner'
Rock Candy is highly recommended by
physicians for coughs and colds-Manuiac-
tured by W. L. BUMGARDNER & Co.
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Advertisements inserted at 81, 90 per square for
first insertion and fifty cents for each subsequent
Insertion.
Liberal discount madefor quarterly. half yearly,
and yearly advertisements.
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CITY GRAND JURoRs.-The City Grand
Jury will meet on Thursday. March 9th,
1879. The following gentlemen haye been
drawn, and from the number sixteen will be
taken to serve as jurors: Wm. Blackburn,
John F. Beard, Jas. H. Blackley, E. W.
Bayley, Geo. P. Baker, John B. Evans, NJ.
P. Funkhouser, Simon H. Hlb, VIM. B.
Hyde, Gabriel Hirsh, John D. Hoge, D. A.
Kayser, W. L. Lushbaugh, S. H.Lushbaugh,
James C. Marquis, H. NJ. McIlhany, L. w.
Peace, john T. Prichard, P. B. Sublett, ].
W. Todd, S. D, Timberlake, VIM. H. We'll
Ter, and j. Fl. Wayt.
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LAND SALEs.-The following sales have
recently been made by E. NJ. Gushing &
Son, Auctioneers: On the 9th, for H. NJ.
Bell, CON-, the Brannaman farm, near Fish
ersville, containing "a acres, to F. NJ. and j.
c. Bell, for $3.50 per acre. For G. NJ. Har-
rison. conn.,, the Cochran Building lots on
CARRIER Hill, to R. G.. Bickle, for 1927. On
Monday, the Oath. for B. T. Bagby, trustee,
the Thompson farm near Jennings Gap.
containing 9s3 acres, to Geo. Pelser, for
s1,702.50. On Tuesday, the 25th, ]. ]. La
rev, Auctieneer, sold for Quarles and
Beard, COM RS, the Britton, farm, near Green
vile, containing about 200 acres, 10 J. Alex.
Bumgardner, for 20 per acre.
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M0rrGNgeS.

In Stanton, Va, on the goth inst Mr.. James I.
Markw God to Miss Caroline S. schmid, of Staun-
ton. Va.
At sherando, Va, on the 18th inst. Mr. Joseph
Patterson and Miss Matte E., daughter of G. w.
Stanton. Esq. IT, ~
Near steele's Tavern, on the goth, Mr.. John r.
Fauber. OF Nelson county, Va, and Miss Sarah F.
daughter of William Bradley, Esq. @T
Near Mt Meridian. Va, on the 10Th inst, Mr..
William Bowman and Miss Bette S., daughter of
John Firebaugh, Esq, all OF this county.
Near sangersville, on the 18th. Mr.. George w.
Fifer of Rockingham county, and Miss Mary A.
daughter Of Silas Vance, Esq. ma
At Laurel Hill, Va, on the 18th inst Mr. Silas
s. Talley and Miss Martha j., daughter OF the
late VIM. Avis. all OF this county.
At the Synagogue. in Harrisonburg, on the 18th
inst b. Rabbi Hockneimer at p. m, Mr.. Isaac
Hollander, of Harrisonburg, and Miss Sophie Gal
linger, formerly of Carlisle, Pa. N 5;g y,
Feb 20, 1879, by Rev. j. Rice Bowman, in Harri
sonburg, Joseph G. Bowman and Miss Kate A.
Braithwaite. daughter of Jos. C. Braithwaite
decd, all of Harrisonburg. ! '',--'0'
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To night, Rev. J. Strange, formerly pastor
in this city. will deliver sermon at the A.
NJ. E. Church, west Beverly street. his sub
ject being "Christ the Mediator.
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At the ANNEX you can find the best
liquors Of every kind, served in artistic style
for ten cents,
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WANTED-By gentleman and wife
two or three rooms within few squares
of Postoffice. Address X,
Staunton P. o.
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Mar6ets..

The markets have been quite encouraging for
the past week, reasonable advance aving been
experienced Flour was selling from the wagons
yesterday at So Wheat 1 90 to l04, with good
demand and supply. Corn As cts. Oats 20 cts.
Cloverseed rs and dull Bacon cts, hog round
There is yet a large quantity OF wheat and flour
in the county, and with slight advance on pres
ent prices, the market will be more active
SrAE1NrnN vi a J, X xc.II Ir,EI, o.. ..-,, ~
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PERsoNAL.-U. S. Marshall, j. F. Lewis,
and DR.. W. J. Points, clerk to the Marshal,
passed through Stanton on Monday morn
ing last in charge of the Patrick county
prisoners, Lee and Burwell Reynolds. for
the District Court, which met on the 25th-
Judge Rives presiding.
S. H. Letcher, Esq, of Lexington,
passed through this city Saturday, on his
way home from Richmond. Like all Rock
bridge people. he is enthused at the prospect
of railroad up the canal.
We were pleased 10 meet Mr.. S. R. Pat
ton, editor of that sprightly little paper, the
Lewisburg Record, who was or flying visit
to Staunton. 1i-I s3St5 Cll< ca
Maj. Jed. Hotchkiss, of this place, has
been elected member of the Historical So
ciety of Pennsylvania, the. official notice
OF which was communicated on the 18th
inst. by John w. Jordan, Secretary of the
Society.
Capt. Warren S. Lurty, District Attorney,
was in the city Monday en- route for Dan
vile to attend Court.
Our old friend, Mr.. N. Snead, formerly of
this county, and now of Mexico, No., is on
visit to his Virginia friends. He gives
glowing account of the land of his adoption,
where he has purchased large farm and is
extensively anG successfully employed in
agricultural pursuits, but still thinks there
is no place like Virginia. All of his family
have been enjoying good health and are
much pleased with their new home.
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Editors Valley Virginsan:-I notice from
the papers, that in the case OF Prof. Erics.
son against the City OF Manchester for in
juries received from falling down an un pro-
tected embankment,' while walking at night,
the jury has rendered verdict fer the
plaintiff of $1,000 damages. The City of
Stauuton is daily in danger of similar suit
from the unprotected and perpendicular en-
bankment near Stuart's Block, opposite the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Depot.
Our city Council have repeatedly had their
attention called to this standing menace to
all persons walking at night, and in the
name of the city it should no longer be
neglected. Gso} CITIZEN.
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At the Annex you can get an excellent
glass of Beer from the only Pallocrystic
Fountain in the State.
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.47171OzLNceZNent.

In RESPONSE to the call of Many Voters" in the
'Staunton Spectator" of the 18th inst hereby
announce myself a candidate for COMMISSIONERS
OF THE REVENUE for the South River District.
r. 500 urs7 Very respectfully,
feb 27-tds W. l.. MOWRY.
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All kinds of fancy drinks at the Virginia
Hotel Bar-l0 cents each.
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All kinds of finest and best liquors at the
VIRGINIA HOTEL BAR.
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|, commissioners OFFICE, r., -73>l
~ Staunton, Va, Jan. 49, 1879.
ys. E. M Kerr now BENDING In the circt court
OF Augusta'county. GAN persons parties plaintiffs
and defendants in said cause, and all Others in
terested therein. especially ALL LIEN CREDIToRsg
OF E, NJ KERR. are hereby notified, that in pursu-
ance Of 9 decree rendered in, said cause on the
.9th DAY OF June, 1873, shall, at my office, in,
81 IL" FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2sth, ls7s.9 lo1if
proceed to take an account OF all real estate and
interest in zeal estate. owned by Defendant b.. NJ.
Kerr the annual rental and fee simple value
thereofal liens binding the same with their prior,
ities,and any other matters that MAJ be required
by any party in interest or deemed pertinent by
me-, At,which time and place You are required
10 attend l e9ltf j. w. GREEN SMITH. D.,
9 Jan So-4w "a = yigslg. Commissioners
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Remember, the Virginia Hotel Bar is the
cheapest and best establishment in the city.
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IF. N. Gushing I Son, AdctionseFs5
T,rusfeass' sale. ~

By authority Of a,deedo OF trust executed to me
as trustee. by James Heller and wife, will On
lsu iiSATURDAY,i MARCH 9Th, ia7e.,W amc
proceed. to sell at public auction in front Oh the
Court House, IN Staunton, q tract at Land m !. j..
ie s2E CONTAINING ABOUT az AORES.s 81 e
and Saw Mill situated thereon, together with
thereto. This property adjoips the lands of Adam
H Shuey and others, is Situated or Whiskeyi
Creek, abont2A miles from Churchy tile, in Au-
SON Saw Mill. 80 80 = ~ ~ - -.
TERMS About 81 400 in cash ana die, il any ,
execute bonds bearing interest from tthe'day Of
sale With approved personal security. and the til
tle 70 pc retained as ultimate security,i
q febl6-tdsI iNff VIM. J. NELSON, Trustee
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FIRE.-Last Sunday morning about half
past one O'Clock, night Waterman, Hamilton,
discovered fire in the clothing store of Isa-
dore Coin, next door to j. W. Abby &c Co.,
New street. Without sounding any general
alarm, several of the policemen and men,
bers OF the Fire Department succeeded in
extingushing the flames, not however until
the stock had been partly destroyed and
greatly damaged. The cause OF the fire is
unknown. The loss is fully covered by in
isurance in the Granite of Richmond and
German of Baltimore, of both of which COM
panies, Mr.. P. B. Sublett is agent.
The block of buildings in which this store
is located, is perfect finder box, and had
the discovery of the fire been made ten min
utes later, no effort would have availed to
subdue it. But for Mr.. Hamilton's vigilance
and activity the entire block would probably
have been in ashes to-day.
The upper story is occupied as dwelling
by the family of Mr.. B. F. Plant, and had
the fire gained Roadway, they would have
been cut off from all means of egress. It is
only matter of time until that whole range
will be swept away, as the buildings are of
old dry pine, and as inflamableas powder
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Elegant Beer only cents per glass at the
Virginia Hotel Bari iiss5 1 als,fvs
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.UMBER!LUMBER!Ia

" 100. ~, = y sA Ell MI ell
I am happy to call the, attention Of those who
92Ass6a al y wish 10 BUY snss eli
PINE OR OAK LUMBER, $50
Of any size bills, green or dry, that in thefuture
Ishall devote my entire attention to the busi-
ness. and shall sendeavor to furnish staunton
demand; 4 have made arrangements to. get. my
pine tim Der. and the lumb Der shall furnish in the
future will far surnass that which have furnish
ed IN the past. qneommonly cheap for CASH only
9ah2 49, +-9t IT, a. n .'~OiH Staunton, Va.
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MEXICAN WAR VETERANs.-In view OF
the late Act granting pensions to soldiers
who served in the Mexican War we publish
a full list OF the members OF the Augusta
Volunteer Company, which served during
that contest, under the late General Kenton
Harper. The roll is as follows, Chose mark
ed with an being still alye): 0GtceTs-
Capt. Kenton Harper; Lleutenants, r. Fl.
Kinney, w. e. Geiger and w. Il. Hartman !;
Sergeants, G. w. Allen, C. II. Ball, WIN.
Blackburn. C. G. Merritt; Corporais, W..
O. Bickle*, L. Clark, 0. G. LayeIleF, B. f.
Imboden. Pyiuates--Geo. Alexander, Jas.
Bby*, Jno. Bowles, J. 8. Brown, G. W..
Britt, Pres. Brown. A. D. Chases, W. Car
roll, Richard Cole, A. Ii. Crust*, VIM. Dun
lap. Jno. Dubceque, J.. III. Eyres, w. G.
Eyres, John Emerson, A. X. Fisher, w. G.
Furgeson*, Alex. Grove, Arch. A. Gordon,
V. Caldwell, Alex. Gregory, j. S. Graham,
VIM. Goen, Jas. Goen, Samuel Helms, Geo.
Harlan, C. Huffman, q. II. Hulvey*, w. Fl.
Hull, NJ. G. Harrow, Samuel johnson, Rich
ard johnson, Jacob Illig. j. W. Johnson,
Isaac Kurtz, Jno. Knowles, Jacob Long,
Henry Lambert. VIM. Long, VIM. Miller,
Alex. Miller, H. D. Noon, Jno. Peers, John
PARENT, Jas. Powers, A. W. Poage*, Israel
Peck, VIM. C. Robertson, w. E. Skeen >, A.
J. Shackelford*, r. L. Sneed*, D. A. Stofer*,
Jonathan Smith, VIM. Sly, Samuel Smith,
Jno. II. Steel*, W. G. Taylor, Alex. Tar,
Lewis Terrell, 9. B. Terre liz, S. Ii. Wilson.
c. c. White, S. p. Wade, Miles Semms, Jas.
Peter, Jno. Grove, Jas. NJ. Bishop, Samuel
Searl*, Oscar Allen, Davis, col*. In addi-
ton to these, there are yet living in this
gentlemen engaged iii that war
who belo ng ing to other organizations.
Among others are the following 1t. Simon
Fl. Hilb, w. II. Godfrey, Morris Cash, B. D.
Hartman, J. NJ. Heflin, and Jno. Whiting.
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PIGEON SHooTING.-A Pigeon Shooting
Match was held at the Old Fair Grounds,
last Tuesday, 10 which a number of our city
sportsmen participated. The sport was fine
and the shooting good. Seven shots each
were allowed, and the following score indi-
Gates the number of birds secured: DR..
Carter Berkeley, 5; W. l.. Bumsardner, 4 !;
7. Bissell. CT. S. Doyle, 3; Edward Ech-
OILS, 8; Dr. J. H. Fultz, .; Alex. Hartman, . :;
Hans Scherer, Z; J. c. Scheffer, 4; 5. M.
Woodward, jr., .; j. NJ. Kinney. 4.
The tie between Hans Scherer aud j. NJ.
Kinney, was won by the latter.
We understand that a larger match will
probably be gotten up before long, for which
200 wild pigeons will be secured from Gin
clnnati. 81 ar
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Issued Every Thursday Morning.
$500 A Year, Invariably in Advance.
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IA D1TG

List of Letters Kom aiming In the Post OF
flee at StaHnt0n, Augusta County, Va,
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Go to Virginia Hotel Bar i.
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this number we have the account of the trial,
and the continued firmness OF the young
wife.
"The Medium OF last Century" ends in a
tragic manner, the heroine being killed by
lightning. A singular power of foretelling
events is attributed to an old ,.Nigress, and
the interest of the story is well sustained,
though the picture q the state of society in
Jamaica is not attractive.
Under the title 1.-Two LADIES' We find
charming accounts of the lives OF Mrs.
Jameson and Fanny Kemble. Though wide
ly different in many respects, there were
points of resemblance in both the maiden
and married lives Of these women, and as
they were friends and moved in the same So
ciety, it is all the more pleasant to meet.
them together in these pages. g..
The article on Magazine Writers" is,
really an autobiography of "Blackwood,' -
''the parent OF all Magazines, which is
now ia its sixty second year. It started
forth under the guidance of Mr.. Wm. Black
wood, strengthened and supported by Will
son. Lockhart, and many others equally well
known, and tits pages have always been
the reflection of the literary genius and lus-
tire of the times.' Accounts OF many OF the
contributors as we'll as notes on Magazines
in general
Besides the political article, there is an
essay on domestic Service" describing the
relations that formerly existed between mas
ter and man, and those of the present day.
The periodicals reprinted by the LEONARD
SCOTT PUBLISHING Co., al Barclay ST.. n.
" are as follows: The London Quarterly,
Edinburgh, Westminster, and British Quar-
terly Repiesos, and BlacAwood's Magazine.
Price, 81 year for any one, or only SIS for
all, and the postage is prepaid by the Pub
fishers.
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