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THE SUN.
NEW YORK. 1852.

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FIRE.-An alarm of fire was sounded
about IL M. yesterday, caused DO the resi-
dence of MIR. Gus. CARRIER, in Newtown,
taking fire from the chimney. The Friend
ship Hose Company was promptly on the
ground and extinguished the flames, The
loss Waa trifling,
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Csaaf GaaerciaI.

STAUNToN, Nov. II. 1881
Flour-Extra, Sc 4O@$645; Superfne, $5650$5 70
Family, $6.sO@6 o.; Wheat $l.s0@l A.; Corn e0@S5;
u &C. Salt: sl.f5; Sugar @l2JSc Ne l. s00lO0; Mo
lasses q @75c; Butter z0@25c; Eggs l5Qlec pota-
toes, 9J@s 90 timothy seed, So 0O@3 81: W. oil
Seed $1,000 Is; Baled Hay-Timothy, $21.00a $22
Glover. $1s@20; Oats 45@50c Rye 950slO0
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CITY COUNCIL.-AJ the meeting last
Tuesday night the account of the City
Treasurer which appears elsewhere, was
presented and approved.
The petition of Isaac Henkle and others
for a sidewalk on Spring Lane, was gran
ted and the work ordered. A side walk
was also ordered on Coalter street. The
petition of Thos. Burke and Others for a
sewer pipe along Augusta and Court
House streets was granted, subject to GER
tain conditions. The same action was
taken with reference to petition of citi-
zens of West End for Water. Lewis street
was ordered to be McAdamized from Main
to the Middlebrook road. A number Of
other street improvements were ordered.
The deed for the Wiz lot recently sold
BY the city to Messrs. Lipscomb & Somer-
vile for 1880, was approved.
James L. Ridgeley, since 1912 Grand
Corresponding and Recording Secretary of
fhe Grand Lodge Of Independent Order of
Odd Fellows, of the United States, died
Wednesday morning in his sevanty-6fth
year, in Baltimore.
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IMPORTANT CHANGE IN TIME ON THE
BALTIMORE Il OaIO RAILROAD.-The
mail train leaving Stanton at II a. m. will
on a. d after Monday, the 21st inst, leave
at a. m, making close connection at Har
per's Ferry for all points West, and Arriv-
ing at Washington at 81 p. M, Baltimore
$50 y. M, Philadelphia 7 As p. m. and New
York 1925 p. m.
Passengers can procure tickets the even
ing before if they desire. at B. & o. Ex-
press and Ticket Office. on Augusta street
and at the Valley R. r.. depot. Breakfast in
stanton, dinner in Baltimore, and supper
in Philadelphia or New Y ork, is capti-
waiting schedule for the people of this city
and section AN advance that they had hard
ly dreamed Of.
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Death of a Popular Lady.

Last Wednesday morning, about four
O'Clock, Mrs. Bette Eisenman, wife Of
our well known citizen Louis Eisenman.
Esq.,. died, in her twenty eighth year. She
bad been seriously i'll several days but was
considered out of danger, until about one
hour before her death when she had sud-
cen relapse and died while her husband
went for Dr. McChesney, her physician.
Mrs. Eisenman was lady Of singularly
amiabe and affectionate disposition, a de-
voted wife and dotlng mother and beloved
by all of her acquaintance. She left three
small children, the Oldest eight aud the
youngest one four yeris old, who will sad
ly miss mothers care.
She was the eldest daughter of Mr.. B.
Oberdorfer, of Charlottesville, and sister
of our young friend and neighbor, MIR. Mey-
err Oberdo rfer. Her remains, accompanied
by many sorrowing friends, were taken to
Charlotte svile, Wednesday night, and she
was buried there yesterday afternoon.
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Treasurer CAROLS Report.

The following consolidated report of re-
ceipts and disbursements bv John M. Car
roll, City Treasurer, for the fiscal year
ending April 30th, 1881. will be interesting
to Staunton tax payers:
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HyneniaI.

Last Tuesday evening. at one O'Clock
large number of the friends of Mr.. r. C..
Anderson, of Richmond, and Miss Kate
Cushing, of this city, gathered at the
Methodist church to WITNESS the marriage
of the gentleman and lady named. The
ceremony was pretty and impressive and
was performed by Rev. r. S. Hough.
Messrs. VIM. A. Gushing, the brides bro
Their, Albert Hammond, r. S. Ferguson
and G. q. Walker acted as ushers.
Mr.. Anderson is well known in Staun-
ton having. for several years, been employ
ed in the responsible position of train dis
patcher for the g. & o. railway. He has
more recently been or duty in Charlottes-
vile and at the Eastern terminus of the
road. He is a young man of fine business
attachments and is highly esteemed by his
acquaintance. The fair bride is the eld-
est daughter of E. M. Gushing, ESQ.,, and
few youn- ladies of the many WHO have
been taken from Staunton lately by the
stern demands of wedlock are more re-
GREETED.
The bridal couple left for Richmond
soon after the marriage, where they expect
soon to make their home.
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A LABORIOUs MINISTER.-Dr. John s.
Martin, the Presiding Elder of Rocking
ham District, was conducting meetings at
Port Republic and Edlngburgh last week
and preaching greatly to the edification of
his congregations, as we see from cores
pondents. There are very few more indie
fatigable and lahorious ministers 10 any
church than Dr. Martin. In his district
there are about SO churches and preaching
points extending over a territory nearly as
large as Lexington Presbytery. He has
to hold ninety quarterly meetings during
the year and preach from four to six times
a week and frequently oftener. never hav-
ing week rest at home. Nothing but a
good constitution. a strong will and
conscientious conviction of duty can put a
man through such work as that.
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Lafies will find re'ief from their heada che. cos
tiyeness, swimming in the head, collie, sour stom-
ach, res lesness ETC., ETC.. by taking Simmons Liv
er krgul ttor
Persons living in unhealthy localities may avoid
all bilious att ,cks by taking dose OF Simmons
Liver Regulator occasionally to keep the liver in
healthy action. 1t is not unpleasant. is d purely
vegetable compound, is not injurious to the most
delicate constitution, auI will keep the liver in
healthy action.
nOV1S IT
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McIlhany has large stock OF Table and Pocket
Knives, Carvers, Forks, and Steeles. oc 7-tf
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McIlhany has a large stock Of Double and Single
Guns, Rifles, and Pistols oc 7-tf
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS!
Notice is hereby gi, ven that will be in Staunton
for BEVERLY MANOR L district, from September 18th
to September 18th incl usIVe.
PASTURES DISTRICT -{Jhurcbvle, on September
the I:th; Dreriied on 5 eptcmber 18th; c aigsyie
on September Nth; Buffa - Gap Gi september latn
MIDDLE RIVER DIsrRIC T--New Hope on Septem
Der 18th and 2uth Mount sidney, on September
2lst.
SOUTH RIVER DISTRICT SSherando. on September
9Th; Waynes orc, OIL September 18th and 18th;
tishersy.l e. on September the 3Oth
RIvERHEADs Observation-Disclosures. on october
10th and 18th; Newport October 18th; ffreehVaiie
on October 18th.
NORTH RIVER DISTINGUISHING Hill on October
17h; ParnaSSus on October 18th; Mt Scion, on
October 18th and 2jth-at which times and places
will be pl epared to receive the
: STATE, COUNTY AND SCHOOL TAXES,
And All Unpaid Licenses.
49, An persons falling to pay before December
1st win be charged five per cent additional Iaxes
received at my Office in Staunton, from this date
va SAMUEL PAUL,
sena tDac County Treasurer.
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Mcilhany has a good stock of Shoves and Tongs
Fire Dogs, and Sausage Cutters and Suffers. oc TT
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What every one says must be true.'' that sDr.
Sellers Cou=h Syrup has no equal for coughs and
colds. Try it, Price rs cents nov Aim
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Real Estate Sales.
COMMISSIONERS sALR OF REAL ESTATE.

4 COMMISSIONERS SALR OF REAL ESTATE
In pur uance of a decree of the Circuit Court of
Augusta county rendered at the June term. 1881,
in he cause OF Rachel Barger's Admir- VS.. Barger
&C., the undersigned who have been appointed
commissioners for the purpose, OF one Of them. will
offer for sale public auction in front of The court
house, IN Staunton, on
Monday, the 24th day Of October, 1881,
(That being county cou t day a tract of land con-
tanng about 50 acres situated in the county of Au-
gusta near the village OF c. uFchviie, ssssa4sa.
being the same Land that was sold ssas Ssss ss4A
by Rachel Barger to Jacob House. 5ssSIfE
man by contract of March 9th 1877, |NEs8gsaaafssS
which is filed with the papers in the
abova-named cause. and upon which SAID House
man now resides.
Terms uF SALE.-Cash in hand to pay costs OF
suit and sale; and as to the residue sixteen and
twotbirs per cent thereof to be paid in six months
from the Gay of sale and the balance in three equal
iustailmenrs twelve, eighteen and thirty months
from thu day of sale The purchaser will be required
to execute for all the deferred installments bonds
with approved personal security and the title will
be retained as ultimate security
THOS. C. ELDER,
VIM. j. NELSON,
sep23 ids Commissioners.
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ID & If 81 4 e.

ALI XANDER-CLINE- In ugustt church. Mon
day, November l4t.i, by the Rev Alexander
Spr,int. Mi. john w Alexander, of Lohgdale, Lite
of stanton, 10 Miss Ida E Cline, of Augusta.
DUNCAN-'HU RCHMAN November 18th, 1881,
by Rev herman l. Duhrinl, VT. Harrison w.
duncan, oil P iladephia, TO Mrs. Margaret j.
Chugchman, Of Stanton, Va.
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TOWBERMAN.-On Tuesday, Nov Sth at his resi-
dencn tn ee miles from N w Hope, George Tow
herman, ilsq., az d 6 y. ars moaih and 7 Gays
His illness hal b ca painful and prot acted. He
lett widow and two SONS mourn his loss.
DAME-At the resid nee OF he,' father-in-law, Rev.
George W ifame, in Danville, on the 10 Ii inst
Mrs. Eugenia Darlington, vile Of apt. c.
Dame. OF bic mond, at lie age Of forty five years
She was a tru y Chs i,tlan CHURCH woman aid her
death is a sad blow to many healts
VIII MORE.--On October 18th, Miss Annie c.
Whitmore, of Greenbrier county, w. Va. former
1y of Augusta county, i'll the 37t year of her a. e.
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Ussy Notices

1.-THE doctors said my wife had consumption =
Tried Lindsey's Blood 5earcher' and she has better
health Than ever" G. H. Hubbard, Hampden
Ohio. nov Aim
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win sell at auction, in front of the s.ssAesasN
Court Ell use to the highest bidder Ss0g# at
! ny valuable farm on South River Ia Gxsz
D art # tire welknoan Patrick farm)
. over -02 acres 1t is situated on the GasSgrN6s
S b. nandoah Valley Railroad miles from Waynes-
b. ,ro, and Il m les from Grimora, is well Watered
al I'd convenient to the river about 0) acres o. it in
ii, nber-land, and in the neighborhood OF schools,
CHI inches and mills
i NERMo made known on day of sale. Parties de-
siri ug To purchase will address
S NJ FINLEY,
Sc pt 39-tds Fort Defiance, Augusta county, va
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DEATH OF AN ODD FELLOw.-W. S.
Blackburn, former resident of StauntOn,
died at Talcott Station, West Va, Tues
day evening last. His remains were
brought to this city yesterday at 2 e. M,
and buried by Staunton Lodge, No. 45,
l. .. o. F. of which be was member
The funeral sermon was preached by Rev.
r. s. Hough at the Methodist church. Mr..
Blackburn was well and favorably known
in this city, and will be remembered as
doc" Blackburn. Pail bearers on part
of the Lodge: Charles Burchell, i. j.
Hoover, VIM. Simpson and George Long
DEcLINED.-ktv. j. W. Rosebro. pas
tor of the Messy Greek Presbytel ian
church upon bis return from Savannah.
received unanimous call IT, the First Pres
byterian church in that city. After care
full consideration of the call he has de-
clined it. and upon announcing his action
to his congregation. many expression o.
devotion and qualification were elected
Mr.. Rosebro's many friends and admirers
in Lexington Presbytery will join the Mos
sy Greek people in congratulations tina t
they do not lose their beloved and useful
pastor.
SPECIAL GRAND JURY.-The following
persons have been selected and ordered to
be summoned to the first Gay of the ensu-
ing November term of the Lounty Court
on 2Sth inst, as special grand jurors: Rob
ert N. Page. Chas. Burks, John I. Smith,
William c. McKemy, Jacob H. Bruheck,
John A. Mills. VIM. T. Fauver, David F..
Hoover, Edward J. Wayland, Samuel G..
Wilson. Attendance required promptly
az 10 o'clock, A, NJ,
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Powder ana Shot.
The Best Selected Sto ok of
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AND HORSE SHOES AM NAILS,
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New York for Cash and we can Off ~ some special
inducements to merchants and con sumerS in Low
PRICES.
FRANK ALEXANDER CO.
Masonic Building. STAlUNTON, VA.
0et21 2nl
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CHURCHES, SUNDAY-CROWDED MEET
ING EVERY NIGHT--SEvENTH ANN
vERSARY OF THE STANTON Y. NJ. C. A.
PRESIDENT NEwTON'S REPORT-AD-
MIRABLE ADDRESS OF DIR. r. 8. HOUGH
LARGE UNION MEETING AT THE
METHODIST CHURCH.
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: Sine fehr fthmeihelbofte Q(ntipp

= Cine iebr f6meidelbafte Nnttport
CAB ein Ncger elmer iungen DaMe, tpel=
der ct anbot, lie iiber cine uuter WaHer
ftebenbe Stelle in Der Strase su tragen,
uno Die gegen i'm auBerte, eab fe 81,
f6tper lei. uDfein Gott, Jrdulein," !"
fagte er;; vi@ bin getuobnt, ganse Gdfier
3uder au beben."
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SEidttise unb tparnsnne Stuti;
far ALE, bic cine Stdbmnitiue
III faufsu beabTbtiNeu. ~
OfTes tsn Dbites MdbmdGdiaeng
GuNsIanb. 8 Is. MSri 1881

OtTcs t0E W ites Mdb md Gti inen 6 ..
GlsYt!aab. 3 Is. Wir, 1885,.
gsir ltnfrn Sbre fonttrs Mafmerlinmteit oa>
rauf, bab mir bic Rldfete tes S6sters, Der bic
Sbutiis tsdt. nit elmer beutiten Nummsr te>
Sei6yen unb biefelbs rseiifrtren. D.rn perfauft,
feQen mir eem Rdufer eirea Warrant arf Sabr.
aus. D.eftr Warraat entbdI. ben Namsn Bee
Msenien, Der bic Raftine ssn uas faufte. ben
Datum bes RaufS unb bic euf Ser Ylatts btftab>
Itde Nummsr. Der Darrant 1T BON uns inter
aetdnfi uHe NIT BEN SisssI ftr Gompasnie ssr>
fsbtn. Mae arbcrn inter unltrm Namsn ausse-
atlten gDarrantS fnb unddt. yerionea. weltbs
Naf6inen fauien, an teun pla!tn bie Rammsr
setdnbe,t ubsr beiGdbiet III, tDanen Fh.r fsia,
frIber cSer fpa!sr in llnansebmlittt!en ~ se>
ra!ten.
Die d&te ,.9Dbite" 1T beutissn Cages bic 70.
puldrfte i'm paabel. bic biui9lte unb beiie. Cine
grSeers Mnsabl Der ,.Wbits" it, ,fsit bielelbe i'm
panbe erlhcn, faSri5irt uab Serfauft worben. ais
sun einer onbern int feiben 3eitraume. feitbsm
Ndbmafibinen erfunben ipurbtn. Sbre Qeid!isfeit,
gefdwinbisfeit. nstte 0rrm, 56Onteit, Dau>
erbaftisfeit. OerdufdloFstei. unb ibr YreiS Sst>
einistn ild uni bi. Waf6ine jsber Gamilie min
ftbens0.ftb au MAIDEN unb poaitinbise 3afrieeen>
tet nit tcr ..Dbite" iu itb,rn
Ger rssulare a1tboriirte @trtdufsr fur Gen
@ntrniO, 1sras. III ser: SO. s.. Grps,
uab mir ratbsn ben &aufern, 9tiemanb anpers ;u
patrcniftreu. UNI bic df,e .W5its' su bsfsmntsn.
s0ttte Nabmafdin.n gompasuis.
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- Gepilla. Der 6luB iteist wiecer
unO bic lleberidwemmung 1T nod idlimz
nler ais uOrber. Sn manden SDrifaoten
ftebt baS 8uher fanf Dseter bod. Mebz
rere 6iuier linb einseitiir5t. Iud Wfaz
lasa 1T BON elmer per9eerenren neber'
idwemmuns beimseiudt ,pproen uno es
linb bort mebrere YerIrnen umsetpmn1en.
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CT 1T elm iebr enersiIdcr Yrotcniul, welz
der bort uab bel ben 6er,en SrenunS
fdafft. llno 9tobespierre obne Saint
Sult fcmmt mir INNER Spr, wie Semane,
beHen @adsrat ben nctbwenbisen 6alt
Uerlcren Bat unb 3uiammenfnidt co@
ietr tiele bonn Berg itebn auf unierer
@eite unb er wast es niht, nit ibnen
allen au bre9en. Gr pirb elm @uge 3u=
briiden. tpenn mir unfer 6elt feiern uno
int Stiqen Dor feiaem 5auSSSBen Dube
t9un.
Gold elm Teit bat bic Welt nod nid't
seieben. rief Mnadarfs Rlccs, Der preu,
slide Grbarcu unb lieter, uls id oarauf
persidtete, ifedte id atle meine .ShlSi1er
i'm @lepeihen in grano. Die Welt8e=
ididte tritt in cine meme 4era mel&e bic
Ybilcfcpbsn bes Nltertbums seabnt bat
ten. ,pe(de aber Sabrtauienbe lang unter
benz Nidenresen bes gb,iftentbums per-
ihittet mar. Die Yernunft blidte ia
fdon bier unb bort aus eieler 8erwi=
flung berpor !; ater man muBte ibr ins>
ner elm Wdntelden umbSnsen. Gnolih
fInt mir icweit, bic refine Seraunft gu
feiern, bic aQe Wdntelden abmirft.
IS 1T 3eit ea3u, laste Weifer Gall
lot bic Sllumiuateu, gu tenen aud bic
@efte Der 1atbarine Tbeot sebSrt unb
bic i6 bie6ets unb ienieits oes Oceons
aufseiudt, baben bic abenteuerli4ften
@ewante fir bic Vernunft juredt8es
fdnitten, bic fie benz Nberslauben entges
9enltelen wollen. Ocd bic We9rlahl
itebt nur ben ieltfamen Nufpus uub sslit=
ter unb petfiat in eincn neuen Nber>
slauben.
(TprtfeAnna fcIdtl
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Groffu8 Ncco.

Das ssObte 81 6beIlassr ter
Stabt III oasientse bes 5errn s. 0eeb.
M6tel a0er Mrt Fnb taielbf in stIBter
auswabl su ben uisbrisiten Yreilsn 81,
taben unb In Der Stat tann iseer @e.
l&inad bsfriettet wsrosn. Uarlor, unb
SGlafsimmer.@sts fauft man tti 5srrn
6. Neeo ,u 5abr,lpreiien, ba er leine WS.
Eel bir.ft aus ben srSbtsn 6atritsn csS
eanbss be,isbt. 5srr Neeo bat auber,
pem eintn erobfn 8orratt BON Seppiaen
unb Wattsn unb allen In bieiss Sad ein.
fhlaetnben Waaren. @er WDtei irgenb
weldsr Hrt 8strauttt, tbut wsbl, i1G an
5erra 8seb gu uenoen. 8pm @ewS6u
lidasn Sic gum ausrfeinlisn une zbsusr=
FEN 1T Nlles In feinsm Slors ;u itneen.
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Die erRe Nabrungsquelle bss &in-
bss III natursemdb bic MutterbruR. Wenn
absr aus trseno stner llrlade b!ele Queus
peslest, oter bic Wtutter su idwadlt@
1T. 70 mub bic Wiilsnihaft btr 9tatur ,a
5ilie tommsn; bas bat iIe burh Die Gr-
fiuouns BON gfeuitaoters 10 Gu t.
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