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en- notice thereof, did not submit them In

en- notice thereof, did not submit them II
view OF the objections made.
The amendment submitted by Mr.
Dawes In regard 10 the deficiencies in thu
Quartermaster's 8 Department OF the Marine
Corps was withdrawn after discussion
The bill was then read the third time and
passed.
Mr.. Blaine then introduced q bill Ia
regulate promotions In the navy. Refer
red TO the Committee on the Navy. The
provisions thereof are the same as the
amendments discussed to-day, and hereto
fore published.
Mr.. Edmunds moved 10 take up the res.
olutions submitted by him In regard 10 the
Constitutional amendments.
MIR. Thurman moved TO adjourn, which
motion was agreed to, yeas "a; nays 10, as
follows:
YHAs-Barnum, Beck, Booth, Cockrell,
Davis lIll.), Davis Nv. Va), Dennis, Ea.
ton, Gordon, Harris, Hereford, Iioar,
Jones (Fla.), Herman, Lamar, McCrecry,
MCPHERSON. Maxey, Morgan, Ilansotn,
Thurman, Voorhees,, White, Withers.-24.
NAYs-Messrs. Allison, Anthony, Bruce,
Blaine, Burnside, Dawes, Dorsey, Ed.
munds, Terry, Howe, Kellogg Mcmillan,
Mitchell, Morrell, Patterson, Rollins,
Saunders, Sharon, Windom-lO.
Pairs on political question were an.
nounced-Batley, Butler, Eustis, Garland,
Mcdonald, Merriman, Randolph and
Coke, with Cameron (Wis.), Chiristiancy,
Ch9ilee, Kirkwood, Mathews, Ingalls,,
Paddock and Sargent,
Adjourned.
HOUSE.
The Senate amendments to the Indian
Appropriation bill were n.concurred in,
A bill was passed appropriating SOC, 1000
Tor the transportation OF coin and bullion,
and SIC, 900 for the miscellaneous expenses
OF the House.
Quite stormy debate arose in regard
to the Southern claims bill, in the course
OF which Bragg stated, II the South was
solid for the Democratic party simply for
the purpose OF getting money out OF the
Treasury, 1t would be well for the North.
ern Democracy II tho Southern Democra.
cy went over 10 the Republican party. He
hoped they would do so.
The House proceeded to the considcra.
ton OF resolutions in honor OF the memory
OF the late B. d. Douglass. Representa-
tive from Virginia. Euoiogies were pro.
nounced by Messrs. Goole, Pollard, Hook.
er, Walker, Springer, Dunnell, Piedmore,
Clark la and Tucker. The resolutions
were adopted and the House adjourned.
The Mississippi levee bill, which was To
up this evening, has been fixed for
next Tuesday night.
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JACKSONVILLE, January 29.-The jury in
the case of the Bronard county Canvassing
Board for making false return in the late
Congressional election, brought in YER
dict oil guilty, with recommendation Of
mercy in the case OF the Sheriff and JUS
tice Of the Peace. The county Canvassing
Board and two Inspectors Of the late cleo.
tion from Alachua county were arrested
to-day, charged with violating the election
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/ EME, PA,, January 92.-Mrs. Captain
Daniel Pl9bbins, l y tle9lhors to-day, IN her
Tooth year. She was living in Erie when
GGommo'tore Perry filed out his flee. that
whipped the British In the war OF 1SiS
Mrs. Dob9ins, whose husband helped
equip the flee, was well acquainted viii
Berry and bis officers: Lafayette w6ts I
guest at her house when he visited Erit
10 ls2f Her mental ylg9r was re@arka
pie for one Of her extreme age, and slI,
retained 9 vivid recoIlection'6t 81 tile pas
Ig g.,t 2 within Q shQF! time Belqre h0!
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oHlcAoO, January e2.&The DrOvsrs' Journal
Hoes Receipts $4,000 head shipments
1000 head. Market opened strong. and choice
heavy sold quickly at $325; light S lOaS IS ;
miSed - 2oa3 10; closed dull and lower
IAfTLE-R Receipts $500 head; shipments
steady. 80
l,9OO head, Unchanged at s. 5Oa4 40,
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By TELEGRAPH.


NEwiYoRx, January 22.-Cotton-Dull at
0Na0 9.l0c. Flour-Steady; superAne west
ern and State $ 25a3 G5; common to good
$ 6Sa3 90; good TO choice s. 0Sa4 90; white
wheat extra 81 55a5 25; extra Ohio s. 75a
8 90; st. Louis s. S0a5 75; Minnesota patent
process S 5Oas0O Wheat-Quiet and Arm;
rejected spring 10; do ungraded 09ca$l O2 I;
No. 8 spring 0Oa92c; No. 9 spring 81 0oXa
l lOh; No. ! spring 81 lONal l01<; amber
ungraded 81 OF lGal lO1E; No. 2 amber 81 0s
al 0SN; ungradod white 81 DIAL ii; No. 2do
s. 0Ilal 0sH; No. l do 81 lOLa1 II; extra
do 81 uHal lax. Rye-Firmer; western 81
a5SNc. Barley-In buyers favor. Malt-Dull
and nominal Corn-Qni.t and firm: un.
graded i7aisl4c; No. s, 45IIa4594c; steame,
4Gal0Ac; No. 9 4GMc; store 47Xc; yellow
western 4shc 0ats-Dull; No. 5 white Ssl
aS9lsG; No. !? white SlI{c; western mixed
S0HaS2o; white western 81 1SaS5lEc. Hay
Firm and unchanged. HOps-NominalIy I'm
changed Coffee, Molasses and Sugar-Quie,
and unchanged. Rice-Firm. Petroleum
Quiet but firm; United 3s4a4Ho; crude SI<u
SAci refined OMc Whisky-Eominal al
Sl l@' ...
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cISGsSATr, January 22..-Cotton-In fair
demand and easy, but not au0tabIy lower M At
&c. Flour-Quiet and unchanged. Wheat
Demand fair and market firm red and white
9oa9Gc. Corn-Firmer at 3lj<aS2c. Oats
Easier ut 24a27c. Rye-Dull at 5Oa52c. Bar
ley-Steady; No. 9 fall 81 0Sa1 o.. Pork
Dull held at 50 50. Lard-In fair demand
steam 80 12l1a6 10, closing at 90 10 asked,
Bulk Meats-Quiet ut s. 50al rs; q 90 bid !;
81 70 asked, buyer March. Bacon-Qdict but
firm at 4a5%c: Bntter-Dull and unchanged,
Linseed Oil-stcady and firm at CSC. Whisky
tendency at 81 O2.
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Ght Gstelligensr.


-, rouuryrArroS appeared in our col
,,n,, =, Yesterday signed "Fclix," which
",csnel ,, editorial supervision, and which
e,, ,'o,,iurd references to the Governors
,0, ,as..,yc. and to the Speaker Of the House
y, p delegates and one or two other parties,
I,, II would have been marked out by the
"an ' Of the editor had he seen them.
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A wall from the New YORK Demo,racy,

\ Wall from the New York Democracy,
ALBANY, January %, An address pro.
pared by the Democratic caucus to tue
electors Of the State Is being circulated iu
the Senate and Assembly to-day, for
signatures OF the Democratic members.
The substance Of the address Is that the
Republicans torthe purpose OF retaining
the control Of the Government, have re.
fused perslstently to reapportion the
State and consequently the present I.egis.
lature Is unconstitutional.
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Mrs. Cobb,

NEw LONDON, Januaey 99.-A woman
makes n sworn statement that @. II. Cobb
told her last spring, under pledge OF Sc
cresy, that he was in the habit OF taking q
solution OF arsenic medically. Applica.
tion is now pending for new trial ior
Mrs. Cobb, convicted of poisoning her
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New ORLEANS, January 22.-Cofee-ouiet;
Rio cargoes ordinary to prime llai0&c. su.
mr-Quiet but tirnli inferior to good common
l%aoHc common to good common 6ha53lc;
yellow clarified ONa7Hc, MolaSSes-Quiet;
common 9Oa22c; fair 93a26c, Rice-Uuil
Louisiana ordinary to choice 5XaGKc.
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ST. JouS, N. R., January 29.-wm,
o'Arlen and his two sons were burned to
death in their camp at NiIbury, Friday
last,
scHANroN, Pa, January 22.-In Hyde
Park, Monday night, Mrs. Davis and her
year old child, were burned TO death by
the explosion ola kerosene lamp.
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Tuy Hon. Ben Wilson and the Hon.
tIn,Ir, james Faulkner were at the
Coni,oI Yesterday, Are they cultivating
,l,r present Legislature with an eye to Il
r. 5 Scnatorship nj the hands Of those
vLomay be members two years from now?
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Toledo.

ToLEDo, January 22.--Wheat-Dull; No. /
white Michigan olHc; extra white Michigan
tSHc; amber Michigan February 85Tc;
March 06esc; No. 9 red winter February 05Ec
March 0JAc., COrn--Steady. oats-Quiet
and unchanged. Dressed HogS-Firm at S. IS.
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ST. Louis Hog Market.

ST; LOUIS, January 22.- Hoos = Excited
and higher. Supply poor in quality; Workers
and Baltln9res $S OOa3 %; packing s. 26a
: oo; fancy heavy s. 0oaS IS; receipts 10000
head; shipments 1000 head
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Petroleum Market.

PtrrsBuRou, January %, - PETROLEUM
Quiet; crude 81 2i% Ut Parker's for immedi.
ate e, shirment refined 0xc for Philadelphia
LONDON, January 22,-PErnoLEuM-llNa
lSd; refined 0%a0Nd. ''t>''
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Ngw YoM, lanuary 29.-I,ewls P.
eloyer, q survivor ottl.e Dartmoor massa.
GRE during the war of 1919, died al III
residence In Brooklyn, age 50 years,
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Dry Gooaa.

NE~ YoRK, January 22.-Ths trade in dry
goods moves steady. Brown cotton goods III
improved demand and firm. Bleaclietl goods
In betterequest, Prints duict. 59.I7j-I
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THE CONNECTICUT SENATOR.
FINANCIAL WRECKS.
a NEW YORK STREET BROKER.

NEw YoRK, January 22.-The suspen.
sion has been announced in the Stock Ex.
change Of ]. W. Weston, a street broker
and seller Of privileges. Weston was an
extensive dealer in privileges, and a sharp
advance in the price made it impossible
for him TO meet contracts.
Weston has been selling thousands OF
spreads of the Northwestern preferred, st.
Paul common and Erie. II is reported
that his outstanding contracts will be
about %, 700 shares OF various stocks. A
great many brokers were carrying stocks
for customers on Weston's privileges, but
as the Exchange does not recognize the
trading in privileges, therefore the officers
will have nothing to do with outside set
Elements: WestOn's Office was crowded
with brokers this morning seeking settle.
ments.
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IHRFM6RD.
CHILDREN BURNED.

KlSGsToY, 0XT,, January 99.-Thomas
99hnson's bakery and dwelling were llurn,
ea to-day. Two little children persisted.
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Cincinnati HOE STnrI,ot.

CtNcISEATI, January 92-Hoo&-Actiye,
Urn aud higher; common Sc 60aS 25; light
y 40aS 90; packing s. O0a9 rs; butChers' sS rs
aS -. Receipts 5,6ia head; shipments none.
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A Verdict Against the 81. Louis Bridr,
ComBRnv

New YoRK, January PA verdict was
given to-day in the United States Circuit
Court against the Illinois and St. Louis
Bridge Company for S265 900, on a note
given the Keystone Bridge Company OF
Pittsburgh for construction.
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Food Crop Estimates.

The Washington Department of Agri-
culture has just published the estimated
increase or decrease OF certain staple crops
in 1873 as compared with 1917. For
further olucidation OF the results We com!
pile the following table showing the actual
yield thus indicated in comparison with
former crops:
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RAILROAD BoNps-strong.

oEAEh nuhUb-Dull,
The formation Of q wealthy and influential
syndicate to market per cent bonds IN
Europe seemed TO stimulate d growing conf.
dence In the future Of affairs generally.
SroCKs-Speculatio was characterized by
much bnOy0nCy, and the entire list maden
further advance, which was well maintained
to the close, prices In the final sales being In
In some cases the highest yet reached. Erie
shares were the most prominent In point Of
activity and strength. Common stock rose
trom4h q to 25, and the preferred from S9N
to 42X bid. Northwestern was very conspic-
nous, rising from 5SN to sex for common.
and from SSH TO 8tH for preferred. Delaware
4 IAGkawanna rose from 60k II SEX, closing
at 81 u. The advance for the day IN the an.
tire list ranged from Y to 5 per cent Invest
Island.
Transactions aggregated 10000 shares, OF
which 6l,OO0 were Erie, $1,000 Lake Shore,
5000 Wabash, $1,000 Northwestern common
q 900 preferred, 5000 Rock Island, 1900 'St'
Paul common, 10000 preferred, 1000 Pitts.
burgh, $1,000 Lackawanna, 1900 New jersey
Central, 1000 Delaware & Hudson, 1000 Nor.
rls & ESex, 1000 Michigan Central, 1000
Illinois Central, 1900 c. G. G. al, 4 900 Ohios,
II 900 Western Union, 1900 New York Cen.
tHll and 2,400 A. 4 p. telegraph.
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gBIiiasds.

NEw YoRE, January 22.-In tAe fourth
game d hilllasls Gellag g defeated az Gar.
nier, 6Q9 tosss.
NV YoRE, January Ain the billiard
tournament tonight Slossen boat Sexton,
| n twelyp innings, 89Qto 81. slosseA rau
III In eiRht inplaRa, -.LA W.
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LouisviLIE, january 2s.-A special to
the ColEier.Journal from Rivorton, Ky,
says: Solomon johnson, a,young school
teacher was brutally murdered near
Robinson Creek, In Pike county to-day, by
James Bentley, iwho falling. 2 i40Ito bin
into 4 personal qdatfeli smashed his skull
10 Will 0 heavy clubs Bentley escaped,
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The British Sllip builders, masters ant
men, have compromised their differences
as to wages,
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odDESsBUko, N. W. January 92.-The
Jndson Bank was closed this morning
With moderation on the part Of the cred.
itors, the bank expects to pay in full,
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J. DONALD CAMERON,

:, Senator,
J. DONALD CAMERON.
HARRlsHuRo, January 2o.-The election
Of j. Donald Cameron to the United States
Senate was proclaimed to-day in the joint
convention Of both houses.
TUE CONNECTICUT SENATOR.
HARTFORD, Cr., January 22.-The dec.
laration Of the election OF Orville II. Plat
as United States Senator was made to-day
in the joint session OF the Legislature.
SENATOR JOHN A. LOGAN.
sPRISGFIELD, ill.,, January 22.-The
General Assembly In joint session to-day
declared General John A. Logan elected
U. S. Senator.
NAT. CARPENTER FOR TIIE SENATE.
MILWAUKEE, January 92.-The Joint con.
yention Of the Senate and Assembly, at
Madison, to-day, elected Matt. II. Carpen.
ter United States Senator, TO succeed ]. o.
Howe, the vote standing Carpenter 81,
Ryan %, Bauck Is.
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POLITICAL.
coNKLINo RLHcrrp.

ALBANY, january 22.-In the Joint ses.
sion OF the Senate and Assembly to-day
Roscoe Conkllng was declared elected U.
s. Senator.
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Blackburn is plaCarded with indictments
TO general strike oil the weaYera.
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| Sel,ooi TeheiiSr 6Ffiitally llusaeIcd.

Srho Dspay.mept report merely says that tho or
ol cats Is "E5MoEhat larger than that Of lsi1.
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IHARLEs E. DWIGHT,
PRACTICAL CHEMIST,

Is prepared TO make careful and complete
ssnalySes Of Iron Ores, Mmestones, Mineral
Waters, etc. =. -
LABORATORY, Con. 24TH AND CHAP1IsE Sra,
talN WHEELING. w VA.
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Financial and Commercial.

For Additional Tslcgrapl See F0urM pqye
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ElsH-AAekerel, Nos. I, and in barrels, half bar
fels, and SO, Lake Herring 10 halt and quarter
SSsIe ~ Waser Herring 10 barrell and half bar
Il. REILLY, ,Ms and ,sit Main st
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VOLUME XXvII.-NUMBER l99.


NRW YoRK, January 22.-MoNEY-Mafket
easy at 2aS per cent Prime mercantile M
per fa5 per cent, Sterling Exchange, Bank.
ers bills quiet at 4.S6ki sight exchange on
New York Assn.
GoyERNMESrs-wcak and lower for all Is.
sues but 4IIs aud 4 per cents, which were flriu,
There was nothing official from Washington
up to the close Of business In regard to sub.
scHptions t0 the per Cent loan, but they
were reported TO be over SO, 10000.
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Attorney General Devens has requested
the Solicitor General to proceed to Ala
bama fo5 the purpose Qt-deiepling the
Federal officers OF that State, who were
recently arrested by the local court at
Selma. hnn1 hlnnnL al4ni1 erkMJ
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1879-12-18
Land Sales.
Sale.

By virtue Of decree OF the Circuit Court OF Au-
gusta county, entered on the 3lst day of March,
1879 in the chancery cause OF Trice's creditors vs.
Trice ct al, the undersigned commissioners will.
on SATURDAY, NOVEMBER ED, 1879,
sell at public auction In front Of the Court House,
in Staunton, the tract OF land belonging to d. A.
Trice situated in said county, on the Valley
Pike, near Greenville, and containing
2O6 IA Acres.
The said tract is said Trices half of the tract OF
land formerly owned jointly by himself and wife
and which was assigned him in the division
made of said Joint tract in said cause. 1t has no
improvements on it, but is OF fine quality, well
watered and timbered.
TERMS Enough cash in hand to pay costs OF
suit and SALE and the residue upon credit OF
one, two and three years, in equal instruments,
bearing interest from day Of sale, the purchaser
to give bonds for the deferred instalments, with
approved personal security, and the title to be
retained as ultimate security.
CHARLES GRATTAN,
TIC ELDER,
JIM QUARLES,
oct 23-tds Commissioners.
POstpOnement.
The above sale has been postponed until MON
DAY, DECEMBER go: 1879
T. C. ELDER,
JIM. QUARLES,
nov e7-tds Commissioners.
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Gale Of a Valuable 4 Highly
y Productive Valley Farm.

Gale Of q Valuable 4 Highly
- Productive Valley Farm.
We offer for sale privately that excellent and
highly productive plantation. situated two miles
north Of rishersville and five and half from
Staunton.
The Farm Contains 2S3 Acres
of as fne land as can be found In the Valley. The
soil Is naturally fertile has been carefully culti-
waited, and the greater part is now covered with
heavy sod. All OF 1t is smooth, free from rocks.
being on soap stone formation. an easily titled
by machinery. Some sixty acres are In timber,
and the entire place is well watered with running
streams. The improvements consist OF
Brick Mansion House,
containing IL rooms and arranged with all con-
yepfence &c. In addition there Is also frame
building large barn, stable and all necessary out
This place is susceptible OF division, and would
make two excellent farms of 100 and 1873 acres.
We also offer the following tracts, adjoining the
above: .
watered with comfortable improvements.
No. ., containing 12O Acres nearly all cleared,
and in dne condition.
These lands are situated in an excellent neigh
borhood, within two miles OF Fishersville Depot,
convenient to churches, schools &c.
TERMS liberal, and can be ascertained by ap.
plication to the undersigned.
F. M. BELL,
JIG. BELL,
DAVID 8. BELL.
feb27 Fishersville. Va.
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DR.. Kalloch. Mayor elect of San Francis
co, has called upon the commissioner Of po-
lice to revoke a special license whereby
Charles De Young, who recently attacked
him, is permitted to carry arms. He asserts
that Mr.. De Young has threatened to renew
the assault. He says: II am not afraid Of
Charles De Young, nor OF any other man,
and il this community is to be RENTED to
semi-barbarism, and governed by force. |
can take my part. But | am peaceable
American citizen, residing in large city,
which is supposed to be protected by It's po-
lice and by the courts. | am about to occu-
py high municipal position, in which my
life should exemplify the highest conception
OF civilized society, and prefer, therefore,
not to be compelled to carry arms for my
Defence The ordinance under which the
license was granted reads: The police
commissioners may grant written permission
to any peaceable person, whose profession
or occupation may require him to be out late
at night, to carry concealed deadly weapons
for his own protection. DR.. Kalioch al
firms that il Dennis Kearney is refused per.
mission to carry . pistol, Mr.. De Young
should be compelled to 20 unarmed, also.
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BLOOD!

Grave mistakes are made in the treatment
Of all diseases that arise from poison in the
. blood. Not one case of scrofula. SYPHILIS. white
Swelling, ulcerous sores and skin disease. in q
Thousand, is treated without the use OF mer-
curry In some form. Mercury rots the bones.
4 and the diseases it produces are worse than
\ any other kind OF bio cd or skin disease can
K Delight Is the only medicine upon which .
hope OF recovery from Scrofula. Syphilis and
, Mercurial diseases in I'll stages, can be reas-
4 lonabiy founded. and that will cure Cancer.
$40, 900 will be paid by the proprietors II mer-
/ curry, or any ingredient not purely vegetable
and harmless can be foundin it. Price by all
I Druggist 81 90.
.Globe Flower Cough Syrup" and "Mer-
! rell's Hepatine for the Liver" for sale by all
4 Druggists in IS cent and tl.00 bottles.
n A. #. MERRILL & CO.. PrOpritOrs,
jan 80 PHILADELPHIA. PA.
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Gale of valuable Real Estate,

Gale of Valuable Real Estate,
In AUGUSTA County.
By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court Of Au-
gusta, rendered at the March term, 1879, In the
chancery cause Of Smiths creditors VS.. Smith the
undersigned commissioners appointed for the
purpose. will proceed to SELL in front OF the Court
House. in Stanton, Va,
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9th, 1879.
that valuable farm situated three miles south Of
Greenville, containing
267 Acres,
of GOOD land. The improvements are comforta-
bic and consist OF DWELLING HOUSE and all
necessary outbuildings.
TERMS:-Credits Of one, two aud three years
will be given, the purchaser executing bonds
will be Retained until all the purchase money is
paid CHAG. GRATTAN,
JN0. W. STOUT,
oct 9-tds Commissioners.
POsfpODement.
rhaespove sale is postponed until MONDAY,
~ - f2d 1879. CHI kRATTAN,
Hp0T, .
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A BRIDAL Hopr.-The following is de.

A BRIDAL ROBE. The following Is de-
scrfption Of bridal robe worn by Phila-
dephia bride last week: The robe was OF
cream.tintsd white satin Of the richest text
ure, with silvery sheen. The front OF the
skirt was embroidered in pearls and white
bngles, forming large pyramid Of flowers
and leaves on either side of the lace, made
to order In. Brussels, which was arranged in
jabots, each having 10 the centre bouquet
OF waxen orange blossoms Bordering the
lace was vine embroidered in pearls and
white bngles, running perpendicularly from
the bottom to top. The train was very
long and cut square; lace arranged in iabots
trimmed its entire length at the back, the
waist, which had sharp points back and
front, with low neck, square. and trimmed
with the same lace as the skirt, to represent
a bertha. The deep border of the handker-
chief was OF exquisite lace. The fan had
rainbow-hued fine pearl sticks. The veil Of
tulle was unusually long, and was fastened
to the head with waxen orange blossoms
similar to those on the waist and skirt.