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\ WIKI Il.. tI "lft B.. Hl'itNt % A. llE
i'"t 20 ID. o.. .' l... ,.. b, fr ~
.o,.i 80 rHs. ere. ,oii.l ri"' go
a. i,o. 'ri $500 I...a 90. 'or.' ~ .,-l'ea '-a
.s,lt 800 1850. A. ". t.-'."' '-''r '-''~
1 PROTESTANT SEEyANIS Gi ELN...
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CIIANBEIWAm.-E @ Protestant woman
ing g,,s. ,.,. lr',-ra,. '.l.-,- .',-t .t' g.
/uI\VHERNND.-B respectable. person,
H. ,"uu,r. tor .,iu,r. s,'i r,,o.D''s 80 49, 'h
is,. conner" ''n''
CIl>NRErNND aud WAlIRiS,S.-,,.lBy
,.,'. i, ,a.ii,.. a. in r-, .'i.. r'., .''rt..
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i,,in.. ''' -..
IruANBERWoRK, HOr>EWOkK. WAIT
y IN>r Hr' , ' 'A n' Wa 49, ''i E6T.srHNr
IlG2iii. ~ iitI. l,- 'uru'c. above l"t st.
NONPANluN.-A Canadian lady, the dansh-
I t. Of an trrn omc'r. de.rr- s,'ls" a.,m@n,
No. ', ., GO, '' Ad-, LIN ,a,roi I. thomas
Chi,aeo ri.
CouK.-By a respectable young woman a.
Y mt ,a-- COP. in ,',r hrm,1 ~ .i' TrI '' '''N'
NOOK. Ac.--A Protestant woman would do
\ an '" e % Iaa. " a. IT, , 45 aas I poSa
NOOK. Nc.-By Protestant woman ~ cook;
viii ,s.- " IN washing and ironing brst city rrlrr
-, from last employer. tct baker of buad aud bis
cm,.. III Chr!-iopher-'t
HOOk. &c.-By thorough good COOKS; meats,
I sutps pastries biscuits cake, &C. nr city or country
moderate wages PROTESTANT HOME BU hEAC' 1873
Gth ave.
COOK. WAITRESS AND IIAMBERMAlD.
- Lady giving up hon skrepng WISHES 81 pro,ur itna
lions FOR excellent g, one atooh hr"thrr "hltti
4nG s1e On Friy bst~een ID aud IL
COOK. WASH, IRON.-By German help for
uOME III REAL i3S Gili'c fourth lou-" h"'c l"ilst
HOTSEWORK.-By Il neat, tidy, intelligent
sa,-uv IN nuv capacity CON do r'od 0Sikng and Il od
a.cr and fourr Will give best of r,cominr naA"i NaHus
moderate al $50 6taVr, near -'ds lHl uos
TRUSTWORTHY an English girl, in
| II 4 small whsrr there f. tathohc chuf n'niN'h
s% "5s g'o %5s G!ssTSiaT 'Sls'''''' - " "
IOUSEWORK or COOK and I.AUNDRESS:
L BY scotch Protestant girl. rhly, Wiling ana ho,
a,tga II work can crd Wnshiug aud ironing D. gl
family c.k ready 10 when wanted and stay where ne
can 6y attention her work and g behavior fe1ia Gun
| slant home. No 2,l2 dth ave, near l~tl-7t
1 AI'NDRESS.-A trst-clas4 colored laundress
,hes GENT and families washing NJ The most ~soh
b, rate. ahrte collars and cuns done m Troy sttr re-
| er.pccs 'un-nrpassed call address MANY r. GOhDON'
| l2s West S0thst
AUNDRESS.-As frst-class laundress city
country city references cards aLs"nrl lSl "es'
| 2Sth-st -------
NURSE FOR CHILDREN.-An experienced
~ nurse fof children O short distance In the country
rfrs wages competent person none others heen Appp'
| Address with references Il W. Tribune VmoA
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cor. Broadway and lith-st., y. !


A l.4AA J.
pn,hrd eSprrac'd lrcsty ieran Tor re-p' ~ ,,,Pe
un =. al, hiral. EXPERIENCED l1e-b, t"iihn 20. ~
m,tirs flou, SEMINARY Experienced pianist am '"I,s
l-,t ,fiau SEMINARY. kcnturky rulE riot llihlr' ' ~
t.i for "a I'll known hurth school tnghNh bfhl' -
roe MA, School. nrlghhoIng city. fnHhsh, f'h ~ '.
,..,ly an Vui-ou. southern lndy. Inlhrh ma't'ha.,
t,rfnau Nlrynia. SKILLED art teacher, ~ouihwc-i'fn ~
"a ,r, l. French t,eTman. music, New ing ana flt"s
ar I'M, lnring city Mature aud skilled primary t'.n.s
frnnu. Institution. nrighbpTug ciiy tefn'u fe,f.Df
rrst cla-, rrurs l,ana lnilJ FrrIch go'ein,, AIN
-'v family Preach gnYcrnrss city family. Eneh-1i am
i,k t,,rmau. Western Igh school Flo. nlna ~i' ~.
lr.-nus cts. int rkl"w Satuthay' ''
Ion draw ing and painting, East and Wet . ...,t,s
GlNTI fN-Susfu classical teacher ~ -,
Hudson. Associate pfinSlAl ar
ptrtnr classical principal Western high school $50
,o rrinrital Nest, m hgh school, $1,000 tla--eu
N,1Nnrk high school II 200 Classical p1n,iPA &
y,n, hih cino ~ 800 Classical principal high s''" ~,
"a, $50 Classical principal high school 'ia9a
skilled principal for Omai school 5000 Mnthr -
Ion coufrrnce -nnay Classical assistant IA 'n" risl
branches, Eastern Institution
h.,nch,s near York. Catholic principal "i l.c,n,I
!. h,ol German organ necessary. ENprflrhct'
to conduct -.l,ct school, Delaware. Mister tnf
-rhooi Indies interview necessary wlthh W
several princuaA conduct aiemes and -eniual' N
a.. r,.lon. by, East and south several tfp't', ,I ~
married. graduates for boarding schools Eastern ahu a.,
states Good -chool- In every direction Tor sale a
pt alton forms, personally mailed oF l"si.s ys
SCHEHMERiiORN SECRETARY, East ltta-st' New
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Religious Aclitce.

,.....-,a, r-,,,,,,r.. ,r,r,irg FL. l t'o Young
NJ .''-i'ili t'.'i-l.I g.. ~. ,i.n.r tt i''. '' IS
,u,s 'a at '"'.e-' A' ''''..'''' '''''''' '''
'','','. ..,.. ,..-,...an, ,.,.i..uiy
o. , m s..t i. ~" ii 1t i..i toss. au.. SCAT.
hrr'"'h ,..,...,.r.
il' a,,' v 49,, ',' '
An ~eu.' Church. s'' ,., ,.i,r ,t. - 3D., ICY, iT
~ Pnl, c5ri..iy iiur, -la,-,, ,ie 80 nau,
American Trmpcrnurr Diou, 50 ..ir r,nl.. 20 #.
ana ,u ..it ,', n ,,.i., ,.,.,,,
di.,f'r' ,h,i,c -,..,ttl,. So o.. DO ll'tl '....-
l.. Il. o,u1 -Ua COG. s'.y
-r''"r o. = ,nN'.a 30 p o. w.. T.. IN
iri,.a. Who u sympathy ''""'"'"-'"''" ''"I"F
tn"u al Bop m
,urrou Memorial Church 'ti e.. W.T.. of o., avn
1l' I,t. D., il n..ii I." '"N "'' Ii'"" ' 10 '' ~
,,a,, ".,., ,.,,, an, $780,. 4ar.i, io,ra.
, N--o n ''"" 80 tr .,is u Co. ,ili-ran 1850.
asl.. q T. ,. i.- '''.,'. ' III 10,
nrd u.. i'n. me'lrg ff',ln' ~ ,,u , ,,. ~
ooo,s. yonur nci' "', i..' ',} g , S''
SUNDAY excepted n'' l'"''' WOO '
M Cmckrrinp Glnn
~. i,t Karin tDLD1uu
viii ,r,nt o., ID -unai, afternoon SO reply 10 Colonel
Iobe.i q, Inrrr.ul ,,. u
~ ',ai' i''- ''' ,,'..tn ', n,~i
Fr1d" Of "'"''I '"''i'' '" " ~ ''.' '''''"
~, - i"h H. AI' Yen" rn"ppa - t"Iii,"i D. G Pastor
VIII poem 'l D. r,t i,,t.,, Al l.. ~fr,t-, T..
cordially welcome ..,....
40 second n'l"r'" " "' &C., ~ n ,... ~, .,
,,f ia, d.. ,tI tf ufnu Nan It
y'''l ,fl r, ana. do. r'It,tI -ufI.t -tn,,
- aa tp I,,iui, on Abraham. iI.ron. ~uu'Iy.
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n -cot-h rrr-''i'''" p"', rs u; m i ,., i '
H. Ihr Pastor nc ie, sNTl " ~ VA
p'"" ,.,...., ,,.,,.h t,.... t
At ~ Pants hfih"di-t ipl-''F't' ''r'
2'e o. SUNDAY goo ...t ~ IA ..ti, - "N
40 D" ID" Toy lA' ".' UT. '' .
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| laTtisu On tl' i"ffii" Hf. 'l. ply w. .''.
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a, ,,s Chorcb Of The HOLY Trinity. Nl,tou lt, nud
81 ~ ',.i,r ida, f,, o. o. Nt. IT.. o. D. Wt1
80 ,.,,n'c ami ,,,ifl Iif- of r.itic, II . m. and
! 90, n an
,.,br New House Of the E,uuc-l;sist b.n, prepared
f,i ir rr,fi -tuiit-. young Hrn who d"iro :" be-
come Ni>-oua.lc- o" il' u.t a. A. a.. -
| Wy n,l5 "a 80. ,tiu,,of,. az
| - ,.t....a a.. ~ .tt
NJ Thirty -iourth ~ticei is'i orit" .'' " i w ,,
a'eIbiN NM ~ H., IN. -ui.rf ~, hno3 D"t ini
| We shall Know" - 800 ih" hn.if OF We. Nt1hg lr'-
| lures the ffncuth Nii'N' Nu'Y't'' "h'' ''f''I
| Things arc Lovely
HIrrckcr street IdVcrsali-t Church, corner Downing
.,,hi,,f Src.e sul ilinAiur 10 - Trr-
| ,s.,n.ur stiiu
| 80. al ~ .Oa nm.
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W. N TAN LpK, - -, Iast"I' --nDi 90 t%/i' oil lhr
| INV ""''' >" - .,.,., ,.,,.,., IA, and, ,,,-
Calvary lnpii-t Nuui' rIi,- ID H. pnst,r ,i,,rl..
Rvcs.thc Rev h.. - VI -, , 80 ~ a. I,u,,' i,,i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-23
CORPORATION Notices.

NOTICE.-Estimate or bids will he reeelyeIi
NAV l. ISL. - painting EIGHT fhEf "a
IATIIS. For full Information see CITY Hecoiu' iV s~'0
City Hall. -------
NOTICE.-PROPOSA will he received ~
~ the Office of the Department OF PuDno m uss of
Correction SO IS rhiniave, until Apn "a ISL ~
Mason Iron Carpenter Work required L the Sr mil
Mater Closet Tove % Bellevue Hospital giuHlu, ~" 49,
Information city Record. for sale al no clY i-
NOTICE.-Proposals will he received at t lls
~ once Of the Department Of Public ChaTues shu ~.
frcton No 90 Third ave, until April ~ ISL ut aYty
t'r,rkrIy and MISCELLANEOUS For full Information SIC Nv
Record, Tor sale At No. city Hall -----~
NvOTICE.-Proposals will be received AT lls
ONO, al the Department OF Public Charities ana ~, e
non SO as hiri ave. until April 30 lecl, lr isPs aud
SnE aud 9 . s%S 70 fPs For "s
tirY RECORD. fUr sale at NO city Hall. -
NOTICE.-Proposals will he received at r JUG
nHce At the Department of Public CHARITIES ana tns
ton 40 81 ad-a,e until Apnl 80 ISL ior s.a ,o t,s
t am, of trmblng WORK aud materials Ia b. done 10 ~,
ut N1na "a, Insane Asylum For full iniornlatlO' s''
Record for sale at No. 2,ity Hall ----.,--
NOTICE.-SEALED PROPOSALS. VIII %, w
received nj the Oflce OF the Board 81 ihuo rr nj
md ~ Tor coal and wood until April "a 1871 ~
incarnation he tty Record, Tor sse al y 10 S''y
NrOTICE.-SEALED PROPOSALS. VIII rs n5
received Al the once OF the Fire Department. l9o mn,
II until Anil ~ lSs for new boii"fs ior a.
en,t,rs ana remaining the For fuu nIonaaou ~
Record, Tor sale M. City HAL ---------,,
NOTICE. SEALED PROPOSALS VIII ". az
rec.i,,, AZ The ofce OF the Ere -
IAI Mercer.st until Nay I, 1881. For iui hii"iA
lity record, Tor sale a. No. City HAL
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Mss uESsE'S EDUCATIONAL BUREAU,
pINCKNEY'S AGENCY FOR SCHOOLS

l. Surpiies 4ciool- and families with teachers
:. Suii lir. trA, hers with poi ions.
s. Seis and rents school properties 49,, , 49,,
.ci,r1l. publishes L. :. school and College lnrcei"ry
1. COIESWOkIli PlN' NJ D.,
Domestic limtinR
cor Broadway and litb-st., y. n.
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Gitnations bJanteS--fsmales


NURSE AND SEAMSTRESS.-By n respect
~ able German woman two grown Children OF
wait speaks English and French can 90 All kns
family sewing objection travel cty references Al
dress H. Box 100 Tribune Uptown Once l,239 broadway
NURSE, SEAMSTRESS orUPSTAlRS WORk.
~ by scotch girl city countIyi best ciy
afraid Of work. understands her Duhcas
we'll can at 202 Othave, near lothst
NURSE or MAID.-By yOung girl speaking
~ English and German. 20 travel. after May Q, WIN
family Europe the c0untry be seen at her present
situation. last i.d Il.
GEAMSTRESS.-B n seamstress who can 90
- Of family sewing has several years cly refer
ences. y West l-tli-st.
CEAMSTRESS.-To 20 ont by the day in ,pri-
y vnte families with dressnakrr; understand dress
making thoroughly operates w. W. machine 20 West
iGth.st
CEAMSTRESS, &c.-A permanent situation
- and ~ ladies and ch;drns dr'n,,s, Egl
operator would with Hight chanbcrwnrk ciy OF coh'
try good references. l,27G 3dave, SECOND ho"r.
XXASHING.-A respectable woman wishes to
w fake ecntemcn's and family washing ~ her h"n or
o by day good cfcrcnccs Apply at 2o4 west JUN
-t rnm T.
WET NURSE.-By yonng respectable mar
W rir. vet nursr 10 baby ~ her own INei
her own la months old. 43a West 3Jthst ht5t 'I
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FATAL ARRAY AT SAN FRANCISCO.

San FRANCISCO, April PA shooting affrny
opoarrcd this morning at Washington and Kesrnes ats
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1nstrnctior.
For Boys and Young Mcn-City.
Cor Young Ladies-City.

I NV EKSTI1 UKAMWAK NNfIUUIl, I,fS1
~ Broadway near 42d st-pImary, Commercial and Clas
steal Departments VI. III. HOBBY, W. l. AKIN, Prine pais
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Art Scbools-City.

HERS. lOl lSA IL. CULVER
VA viii receive pupils Drawing snd Painting on and
Water Coor China and Decoration al her studio No IS EaA,
2Otl-st, NcN-York. . -
,,....... NJ. n. Huntington, Mr. William Hart
iei''on'''- Sir. James VI. Hart, sir. A. r. Bellows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-23

INSTITUTION for the IMPROVED INSTRUC-
i TION of DEAF MUTEs, LII Broaiv ~, New-ioFk.-
largest articulation school In the coantry established
loUij pure oral method send for circular.
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For Young Ladies-Country.
GOD INSTITUTE

NATI4TN V'TIJ = ~.
vi For Young ladies. Pittsfed, Mas commences rs
gortt,tb year september o. lSO Widely known Tor excel
ruce of instruction and great beauty aud saubry Of c"o
Tic nrv. &. V. SPEAR, Pr1nciIal
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For Both Sexes--City.

MISS de BRUYN KOPS and MISS KEITH
VA NO. 81 EAST 30fH-ST
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For Both Sexes-Country.
EIA\D COLLEGE.

AIT. KISCO EDUCATIONAL NSIII UIE,
VI M i-ro y y for young ladies and children, VIII TO
otrn SEPT IL Terms reasonable. Miss y hyatt IIin.@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-23

- TIFMEN-CroUno on the Hudson. Practieal t'arhlny
the ned FncampmentS In IN Catski. and u
the. collection Of minerals fossl 1ants shells eic
aiing bathing fishing and field Sports; conNersatohA
' w r. - RODENTS COmmandant
p,tercpces. Hon Chester A. Arthur Hon TbuOv Weed,
Hon lanes " finste.l, =. G. Van Wyck. VI. ID.
Appicatinns for circulars and information must De made W
MANAGER, Educational Bureau No. n UnionSquAre
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Geacllere.

ALL wanting best teachers, American ~
6,r.i Tor ans parincnt- for private pupils, anis
=, '.o.. ,orrrs are PROMPTLY PROVIDED .s.it., ~
lull,lu ual.I fui postage J. ". SbtbhhEhhphN
Sr,r-'ary. = last ith-si.. y. y
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
y AGTNtY suppiics Colleges schools and Families sta
,o,ll, Professors, Principals and lra.h'Is
rri. lns abroad or Ia the country promptly suue ni'n
can or sddt'ss hls- W D.
"a American aud Foreign Teachers Agency, % Union
sQuare. =
MISS HESSE'S EDUCATIONAL BUREAU,
vi llEl BradN ay-r Teachers snd professors N"NiH,a
In families coll and schools With comp irAl
n.trctor.. thirty y,ar- educational cxp"reic" inAnn,
competent Instructors ~ al hiahrhr- rit
ri r. hy favor the Hon Hamilton FISH, the HUI ~
SECRETARY I.Nart- aud xr. Cyrus w fifld-
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Miscellaneous.

Miscellaneous.
ppARATTS and FURNITURE of all kind.
Y 49, e.i,i. A.fl,ni.. Colleges and Halls. Stnc IN
r.tsostr I.AkIIt PI.A rr - 60, 40. ~ B"nd-'t y L.
DERSONS going to Europe, and Others, may
l,,r of "A 0uif home thrir children win .'AA
fI ,,rtncr dr-ir,,il n -rtinn ~ the ,onnti! ~
tr y fr,r from anral Undue b addressing Lo,h Dt
40 2. Brattlrboru. W.
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DOCkLAND COLLEGE.
Ia ready ihng and summer scholars aiy1ne9i ana
t'rrfar,f,rv lftufutS chsrInugN and
efi on ne Of the Hudson one hour nom N""
York. -. 40 ..,,,
fur,uv summer moYih private Instruction lf bAHs4N
,cholAr, ". II. BANNiSIER, A. ~. NyacA, ~ l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-23

A Young MAN. graduate Of college, wishes
tositu I'm an oAce OF hocsale house whore hr 90 ~
ancc himself; salary Object Address FL U7sl''O 3D.
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For Boys and Young Men-county.

=
L every advantage offered boys for $500 NJ
BRADFORD MANSION SCHOOL,
Harrison, ~ Y, midway between MANiAR6NPcV ana
RYE Rev. G. J. COLLINS, Principal
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DRASS FINISITER, &c.-A young man, age
ID Is: native ~ ENGLAND; experience ~ brass hh>hr
,os employment ~ lirt porter. or anyihinr fsF ny
rrcr,nce. Please call or adil c~s JANIS MARLIN, 90
IL Ll..LN
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&c MEN privately fitted for

~ Hudson y I-Iligh ground. mountain air. farm ~ 100
acres thorough college, bnsne>s sccatan
school delicate health carefully classed VII reoDea
T. q. A. NJ. PRINCIPAL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-23

A HOMELIKE Boarding School for Bows
~ under -. y. HINDs. A. w.. Hempsiead !. L. y Y.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1881-01-06
Re-adiuster Address.

The Wing of the 9Th contains the address Of
Gen. William Malone, of the Re-adjuster State
Central Committee, to the people of Virginia.
1t refers to the late Presidential issue and the
relation of State politics to it; denounces Dem
ocratic Funders and Republican Funders; gives
q resume Of the administration of the various
offices of the State under Funder and Read
ulster officers; conveys interesting facts in com
mendation of the changes which were made
by the last Legislature; recounts the offices to
he filled by the next Legislature and the impor-
lance of the election of Re-adjuster Legisla-
ture to fill them, and closes with stirring ap-
peal to all Re-adjusters to rally to the cause.
We have have not the space for further allu-
sion. We will endeayor to lay it before our
readers next week, with such comments as we
may deem proper
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1881-01-06
Virginia Midland Road.

The Alexandria Gasette of the 1st has the
following, in reference to the recent sale of
the Virginia Midland Railroad: The confirm
ing and settling up Of the details of the sale Of
the Virginia Midland Railroad. to the syndi-
cate of creditors of the road represented bv
Messrs. Robert F. Baldwin. j. Wilcox Brown
and Robert Garrett, which has occupied the
attention of the Circuit Court in session in
this city since Wednesday last was concluded
to-day. A large number of bonds and shares
of stock OF the old company, including those
owned by the corporation of Alexandra, have
been turned over, to be scaled according to
thescheme of reorganization The decree con-
frming the sale OF the road, and providing for
the distribution of the purchase money, pre-
pared by Major Chas M Blackford of Lynch
burg, was read in Court yesterday. It pro-
vides for the payment of the first and second
mortgage bonds Of the cid Orange and Alex
andria Railroad in full, principal and interest;
eighty eight per cent. to the holders of the Sd
0. & A. bonds; seyenty-two per cent. to the
1st O., A. d M. bonds; and twenty seven and
half per cent. to the Lynchburg & Danyille
creditors. 1t directs Commissioner Barbour,
upon the payment Of the purchase money in
full, to make deed to purchasers, and put
them in possession OF the valuable property
The question OF fees to counsel for services
rendered, &c, was postponed until the next
term of the Court. NsA4As@
There are still in the hands of the receiver.
funds amounting to over $780, 900, not arising
from the sale of the road, for future distribu-
ton among the holders of bonds and labor
supply and other claimants, as may hereafter
be aeiiudicated
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1881-01-06


CORRECTION. published week before
last paragraph taken from the Alexandra
Gazette, that VIM. o. Shumate, son of VIM. J,
Shumate, Esq, had shot himself because of a
rebuff in love affairs. A letter which has been
shown to lis from the father of the young man
account. The shooting was purely accidental
and that Shumate. junior, has recovered from
the effects of the accident. We thought it
strange at the time that such a turn should
have been given to disappointment Of any kind
to one OF the Shumate family, as they are not
given much to that kind of weakness. We
are glad to learn that the wound was compar-
atively trifiing and that the young man is now
ENJOYING his usual health.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1881-01-06
Following is an approximate statement OF
no MOI of Of laar rit, ri,

The Richmond State of the 31st says that
hundred bushels of meal per month for the
next three months to the utterly destitute poor
of Richmond. This is the spirit we like to see
manifested. It evidences that there is some
real humanity yet extant. Our generation is
80 much on the make that, in their comfort
and ease, they forget the poor who ale always
with us. Mr.. Smith will never lose cent by
his kindness. He is giving of his surplus to
those who have none of the comforts and few
of the absolute necessities of life, and in doing
SO he is but obeying high principle of mans
existence. 1t is an example that might be
well followed in Staunton by those who have
ample accumulations to justify it.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1881-01-06

Major Yost, of she Stanton Valley Fir-
giniam is mentioned by the Virginia papers
as a candidate for Postmaster General =
N. I. Tribune, Jan. l.
The name OF the person alluded 10 above.
has been mentioned in very kind terms by
a number of the Virginia papers in connec-
ton with the position indicated. Maj.
Yost" is not insensible to the good opinion
of his contemporaries. and appreciates the
partially which has Influenced their ex-
pressions and compliments. But it is prop
er to say that he is not candidate for
that or any other office. He neither expects
nor aspires to any such recognition as is in
timated above. He wants to see Southern
Republicans represented in Gen. Garfield's
Cabinet and thinks they ought to be, but
that is for the President elect to determine
for himself. II he should deem it expedient
to look to the South for one or more of his
constitutional advisers, we have heretofore
indicated our choice. We believe Gen. w.
C. Wickham would more nearly measure
up to the requirements OF a Cabinet officer,
AS representative man, not only of the
Republican party, but OF the best type Of
publican we can now call to mind, who
would be likely to be solicited to become
member Of the Cabinet. He is not only a
cultured and able man, but is intimately
identified with the material interests of his
native State, Virginia, and sympathizes
with everything that looks to the advance
ment Of the welfare Of the South. View
ing the matter in question as a Southern
Republican, born and and reared in the
South, and looking at it from a Southern
standpoint, we think Gen. Garfield would
act wisely to invite into his cabinet coua-
ellis Southern Republican, and if this
should be his policy, Gen. Wickham, OF all
others. is the man his choice should fall
upon. TO this degree, we are interested in
the formation of the Cabinet of Gen Gar
field and no farther. for we are we'll salts
fed he will call around him true and tried
Republicans. fully imbued with the national
spirit Of the party and broad catholic
policy towards the Southern people.
whether Southern Republican is selected
or not.
So long as our contemporaries confined their
remarks simply to kindly expressions about
the senior editor of the VIRGINIAN. we did
not EN- 1t necessary to refer to them. But
when We are placed in the attitude of be-
ing candidate it imposes upon us the
necessity OF disclaiming any such preten-
sion and disavowDg any part directly or
indirectly in the suggestion.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1881-01-06

1t is now generally accepted that Mr.. Blaine
will go into the Cabinet of General Garfield
as Secretary Of State. No better appointment
could be made His brilliant mind and daring
spirit peculiarly fit him for the duties of the
position. His administration of the high trust
will, we doubt not, add lustre to his great rep
utation, and command the admiration of this
and other countries, while it will enlarge the
estimate in which our government is held with
the nations with which we hold diplomatic in
tercourse. The eminent fitness of the appoint
ment will be recognized at home and abroad,
and gives assurance of the elevated standard
which is to gauge the cabinet appointments as
well as the administration of Gen Garfield