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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-10-24

DsS- Every thing is cheap tina, John
Hall, in MALTA, keeps for salo.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-10-24

eG~ Mcrlnoes and Empress cloths
at W. Ii. McCIrty's reduced to anti.
war prices, call ana get a pattern.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-10-24

I@- Flanucls and other MI wool
goods down to apti.war prices at w.
II. McCarty's.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-10-24

BEYoRE Justic p, at San Juan, NeIadn
county, was brought a lIiternian, charged with
assault and battery on q iellow-countryman.
Many witnesses were xGminedi and finally
Simmy G. was called to the stand.
mir. c.. state what You know about
this case"
"well, your honor, Barney and Patrick had
q bit OF q quarrel about some wood they had
been cutting. They were standing near the
wood pile in front of the house, and after jaw
ing n little, Berney picked up a bit Of a silver,
and gave Patrick a little rap on the head, ana
he went over on 10 The who'd pilo-aud that
wos all there was about IT,"
Justice =. "You say Barney hit Pat
rick on the head with a bit OF silver. What
kind Of a silver was that 2"
"Well, your honor, twas a small t~L.ng-a
Bit Of q chip" ..t
But we want 10 know how big it VAS give
ms your idea how big L. vas"
"well, your homer, letter some hcsitation,)
think it was about two feet long aud about
as big round as my arm"
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-10-24

En OGOLBs, BEEF HGDES& CALF SKINS
'l'(,UUOwantcd, for which We will oy the
highest prico in cash,
BARKER M'DANIEJ,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-10-24

G8- Tho sublimity of blowing is
realized in tho following outburst by
George Francis Tram; "As promised
| built for their accommodation a hotel
in sixty days, at u cost of twenty thou.
sand d%ollars, wlth black walnut fuani"
turo in, and rented 1t to West Point
Cozzcns for five years for fifty thousand
dollars. ! shall leave next week 10
stump Kansas for Woman's Suffrage.
My one million Irish girls will tell on
the Presidential vote, and ii my five
thousand city lots bring FarIham
street prices, ] Will realize thirty mil
lions. / shall invite one thousand
European and American guests on a
SIX months excursion over the Union
Pacific Railroad round the world"
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-10-24

A. J. Yanaway & Co. Before Jas Gaylord,
ys. y, p, OF Morgan Tp,,
James l.. Berry. Morgan County, Ohio.
The said def ndant, James J.. Berry will
take notice that sn the eth day Of August, A.
D.lsG7of said Justice Of the Peace issued an
ttachment in the above action for the sum Of
HAM Err L POWER, Atty forplpr.
aCDnnel svillC, sept. Ii.ISt7.
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w anted.

4 SMALL TENEMENT In the Western part Of The
n City. Only thr-e 10 the family.
ALFRED PIERCE,
2ml3 los Main g., Diddesord.
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ADDISON NJ. SMITH,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS

nm Counsellor In Patent Cases, date Principal
n Examiner q. Q. Patent Oflcel Once No. w
seventh st. between h and v strseb. wAshlnEtou.
u. e. VIII attend prsmp,ly 10 ell bushes relating
CouTts. Having been for nine years connected
with the EIs.lnisy BosSS Of ne Pst,st obTes. and
Tor the last nvo year, In chsrEc of that branch OF
Agriculture snbrsctrx HUts.ff.g M~Amss e,
manner I'm which the busibe-s Of the Office In all
ils hrssc hes 10 oouductsd o0sfs his services IN ~
,.,for, and others, with eonidscs that tho hnowi.
sSyc and enperienes required will enable him 10
rive entire satlsiastisn to sil .ho may sntrust
hsir buplsess with him. Charge ss low - any
other in such easss. RsSss ~ the several COM
mis- ioaers of Patents.
n W. WHITNEY, South berwick Me-, General
Agent for MF. smith In the New ENGLAND States.
Any CLAIM Furnished by Mr. Smith or whtsey fOr
Al in 3mtS
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GeMt'S FM MtShtieg Good

Gents FMntshtsss Goods
Ever before offered In this Vicinity.
COMMITTING OF
Shirts, Drawers, Over.shirts, socks,
handkerchief, Collars, Braces, White Shirts,
and. 10 fact, al classes Of goods adapted 70
dents wear, at the very lowest
prices, WIS.,,
Knit Shirts and Duwes,-
Large size, heavy, "A
Knit Shirts and Dnwers,-
Large size, heavy, ribbed, 60
KNIT Shirts and Drawers,- III .. -
Largo size. heavy, ribbed, rs
Knit Shirts and Drawers,-
Large size, ribbed, extra heavy, 80
Knit Shirts aud Drawers,
Large size. ribbed. extra heavy, Sl,0O
Knit Shirts and Dfawers,-
Large size, ribbed, extra heavy, I,25
Knit Shirts and Drawers-
Large sine, ribbed, extrn, Portsm'th, 80
Fancy Over. Shirts, large size, 80
Fancy Over Shirts, large size, LIS
Fancy Ovcr.Shirs, large size, extn, $50
Fancy Over Shirts
Large size. extra heavy. 1,75
Heavy Mixed Shaker Socks, ,G
Heavy Mixed Shaker Socks, ,3
Heavy Mixed Shaker Socks, ribbed, 81
Heavy Mixed Shaker Socks,-
Ribbed, best quality, so
Largo Lot Of
Linen Handkerchief, from Is ou. to 81 cts. each.
suspsnders-a grsdos-ffom 25cs. TO 81 20 pair.
job lot Of Umbrellas, largo sise, from IS cts. 70
81, SO each.
IN addition to the above, MouLros 3 BoDxELL
have an endless variety OF
GLopES, TIES, SclRFS, SCARF SUPPORTERS,
PAPER COLLARS, BoS0MS AND CUFFS.
All Of the above goods arc bought for CASH. and
offered to cash buyers also small an advance - 10
ensure sale In every instance. e Don't miss
The place.
MOULTON g. BODwELL,
Ne. 1871 Maia Street, Biddefsrd, Me.
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N. w. DAY,

Auction and Commission Merchant,
MOULD inform the people OF Bidds,ord, Ssco
w and vicinity, that he has taken out license
10 cell 81 Auction for all who may favor him with
. eall. Also all kinds OF Ssessd Hasd Fsrsifsrs
lsssaf ssa cold on reasonable terms. Second hand
sovss Of eli kinds on hand. cane-Ssst Chair TO-
sottomed. Feather bells constantly on hand. Place
Of business Liberty street,
No. . Gothic Block, Bli.eford. Ne.
December ID, 1852. lM
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Cassimeres & Doeskins,

Good All Wool Suits. Sl4,00
Good All Wool Suits, 1000
Good All Wool Suits, 1900
Good All Wool Suits, 1000
Good All Wool Suits, 1900
Good All Wool Suits, 2400|
Good All Wool Suits, 5000
Good All Wool Suits, $500
Good All Wool Butts, 5000
Good All Wool Suits, $500
Good All Wool Suits, $500
Good All Wool Suits, 5000
Good All Wool Suits, $500
Good All Wool Suits, 40,00l
Good All Wool Suits, 1900
Good All Wool Suits, 44.00l
Good All Wool Suits, 1900
MoULTON & BODWELL.
No. III Main street, Biddeford, Ne.
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x.w Adv,rti.ewepss this week.

Lev,re.--y. ". q. Association.
Lseturv-lievieuA
shs,ir's sAie--Dsnlei A. Ilurd.
Llsd and Diy@ce-Naiipaa sAas.
I. Francis W. Brocta
Non-rxidess rAses-nAsak Maxv~tl
sineoa rissos.
farm yor sAie-Jc>-pA raresH.
Attorney ~ LAv-Wm. lfoss.a-
Furniture. &c.-Chs,tbsaru- = ersru&
Br,sd Upe--Il. o. Br,xgs.
Wanted, 80 fsmees-s 8. Secretion.
cAA.se 10 xAks Moosy-B. W. Aischcsk 4 Co.
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a,niou aud aunrual.
r..~.lisrss SS0i<ls.


y.nx s.co trans Tsr sesses k,sss ,ss =. Y. DE-
ma a, 2, A. ~. and ~ '. ~ For fs't!asS. a. oos'
a 40 aRi n. so A. ~, aud ~ Rs
o.. upps,o.D psror for Besfos al 40 A. -, and
aEyx Dor Po,ilssd Al 100. $50 asd liz n ~. And
!. l5r.s
Nail Arrangements. Biddsfsrd r. O.
Mans Class for tAs west 81 Dos 4. ~ and 3.is 2. D.
Ioy "A, East al n Is A. D., anil eAr q. 70 LIN
rrick at a. ~, Psr.ea.hsh. MoniAy, "Wednesday sisi
fn,>y at 4. 30 ?. Nj Lyman Centre, Thursdays Oaiy,
NslJp.s.
Mas Ns.rs from ns East q 80 a. H.. AMI 400 r.h
Irs., rae West a II D., ard 400 p.n. fNm Liner
led AT n - A. NJ rArscosnsh, MosHiAy, "Wednesday
AMI frfi.y al $50 2. n; Lyman Csntre, rhar.iays
cAy, q sJoA.h CiCovAs, -.
Pay Days Of the Corporations.
Yosx Mo Co., on Friday Afes lat Saturday In saeh
sIco wirsa Possa Co, wsasssaay sAsr hss ST.
urdsy.
PsrrnrA Co. ssi LAooNA Co, The sane.
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Csasistipg of Tweeds, Cottonadss, casslmerss. Doe
Skins. Silk. Mixed md Double and Twist Last
ings, Theots, Beavers, Broadcloths, and .
largo lot Of French and German Coat
ings, oil to DO said for Cash
ut the ntes
Twceds, good weight, 20
Tweeds, good weight, rs
Twceds, heavy, 80
Tweeds, extm heavy, rs
Cassimcres, All Wool, heavy, so
Cassimeres. All Wool, heavy, ,65
Cassimeres. All Wool, heavy, rs
Cassimcrcs, All Wool. heavy, 81
Cassimercs, All Wool, heavy, Oh. 100
Cassimcres, double and twist,
All Wool, l,l3
Cassimeres, double and twist,
All Wool, l,25
Cassimercs, double and twist,
All Wool, $50
Cassimcrcs, double and twist,
All Wool, extra quality, LIS
Beavers, heavy, 100
Beavers, MildIescx, 200
beavers, Castor, 3,25
Beavers, Moscow, 4,75
In addition 70 the above list, MOULToN . BOD.
WELL have large assortment Of Casters, Whit.
neys, Chiuehilla OVER COATINGS.to which they
would invite the attention Of all In want Of good
Coat ats very low price.
Remsmbsr the Place, Oval
MOULTON & BODWELL,
No. III Main Street, Biddeford, Me.
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General .gdrertssesse,sf
CURTIS DAVIS
fEstablished 1851
American Peerless Washing Soap.

THIS Soap 10 strictly pure In every particular.
Il contains the exact proportion Of resln TO
make IL work with ease-will not rot OF injurs the
fabric washed With 10 IN the slightest degree. u 70
perfectly free from all coloring. Injurious OF ofsn.
sivs mattsr, 30 common In msey other Soaps, 10
viii not make the hspds sore and chap, hat u Of
q healing nature. f{iuAkes quiet and hesutifal
.ns and :Rl'SSsS Ss.S ,0r .., dnIy q:
not perfumcd
will make o. good Shaving Soap ~ can DO pro.
duosd, by irving 70 proper ago. 10 thnlts pleas
ant odor while being used. and leaves the clothes
sweet and clean. ~ ths material Of which Il 10
composed 10 strictly pure and Of the vsry best
quality. IL will remove Efsass. paint, tar. STAINS,
TO-, 10 from any material, ~ veil - Gny Bar
Soar. however highly RECOMMENDED.
Il will wash IN soft and medium hsrd wa.er 10
the sntirs satlsisction Of all IL can DO ussd In
very hard or salt water with the very hest fesuit,
70 q liberal amount Of al soda 10 nfst Dissolved
and added TO the water. II will accomplish oil
thst any soap can OF should properly do.
IL lust the soap for all consumers 10 buy, a. 10
combines all the essential properties for shsying.
bathing, sashlns the hands and faee, not only Of
the mechanic Of whatever calling. but OF oil 9TH.
srs, no matter whether very much bcgrimmed, 90
OF Q moro delicate nature, and Tor every descrip-
ton Of clothes washing.
For sale by Grocers generally. Manufactured
by CURTIS DAVIS, Bostsa. ANTI
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DIsirist Court Of the uniltd States.
20 i' DISTRICT OF MAINE.

In he mailer Of Samuel y. II. Whus, Bdnk-
rspt, IN Bankruptcy.
this h % give notice that Petition he's been
1presented 10 the coart this 18th day u Octotsr.
praying that he may BE- dssrsrd ~ have faii
discharge from all bis debts, provable npder the
BshhIsTa Aet, and upoa rssdlns. sAid rstitiou,
upos tAs ssss. .n tiss eighteenth dsy % November
a. y, l,6I, before the Court 10 Portland, In Maid
District, atten o'eloet. A. ~, and that notice
thsrssf be pubilsAsd n The Dlddsiord usion AHD
JUrRSAL ard the Portland Evenins SIsr news.
pspess printed On aid District, ones week for
two wssks. and that ell srcditors Who have proved
tssif debit. SD eshsr psrscns 10 intsrsst, may
appear AZ The ugs aad place, and .hc. e.v,s'
wM.r PREnLE,
2wi3 Clerk Of District Court iof said District.
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FURNISHING GOODS!

90 BODwELL
Have Just received. and are now Offering the
largest and choicest variety Of
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co OK B r O. s
"a door sbots the Post ONCE.
isiyil CrrY BUILDING, BiDpEroRp.

Real Estate for sale.
All the real estate now occupied by the subscrio-
Or. being about u sorcs, acres OF which sfs 10.
der cultivation and the balance In wood and pas
turing. situated on the pool rosd. near the lot
OthofdoX Meeting nouss. BulldInSs and in 1rst
rate repair. RICHARD BETTM
Biddsford, OCT. %, 1867. bwu
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Attorney NJ LAs-wm. lrss.a-
furniture. Sc.-Chstbparu- d sssru&
Br,sa Un~--iL. o. Br,Ess
Wanted, 80 fannees-A 8 SuOtoa.
cAAass 10 xAks Moosy-s. W. hiehessk Co.
LOCAL 4 COUNTY INTELLIGENCE.
The Biddsfbrd House Block has been sold at
private sale to the .Biddef6rd Savings Bank. for
$4,000. The purchase embraces the Bidde-
ford Hosse, and n 900 square feet Of land. on
part Of which the House stands. from Adams
TO Washington Street. covering oil the front
On Main ST.. from Adams TO Washington st.
1t Is considered . good investment for the
Bank. The publisher Of the Sseo Dsnoerat
goes sst q Ms way In abiding to the sale to
state the important fact that he HinsxLr offered
so, sos eask for the Block. His readers will
be glad to learn Of 80 important transaction ;
they will alec be greatly pleased to learn that
he did not propose 10 pay hr the property In
pie erimpers, old boots aud " SIGH, ;" - No are
left to inter vss the character VI the tender OF
other parties.
The contract Of Capt Decring Of SEQ, FOR
oa'a'ns ~" "e 'ous"' 'a' ~ - 11
mouth Of the river, specified that 5000 tons
Of stone should be laid by the drst Of Decen :
Der. Nsrk VA som"sneea On inc '"o suo'
anil will cease, for this season, this week. Capt
Deeri,g hAviag laid 1900 feet Of vail With
%. oss tons Of stone. The result has been all
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a.. .s...., S., !, h.. -,,.ou, A. ~, q,
go. .,,o..v .,m,,.n.s, 10 .,..n IN, al.
.,,n.,s',.o., % -. ,,d.,.,,nd ,h., IA.
Ca.s...., ...;,..,. A.. h,ch,v nl....d ,h.,
owe, h.6,,, n. .oun,.,,oo n .hou,d Demon
$50. n. -, % "a. ,,.n ami !, ...h AN
.u,,h.,,. .,,., IN. .mo,,, ~ ,,on. 4,
this breakwster in one continuous line IL prob
as,y IN. largest In thi, country. Fifty rods
,n,,. -, ..o. Mat. IN. lima
.,os',,..~s", $500 49,, - % ~.
.'.'",'.e'> ',se.Vs' 49, ~.
"sA' u ...e n,,,>, v 60
,;,n ,..o,i., io. ON. nv Han Hor.se Gree
,sv .d,or NJ the ysv York Tr;bu.,. and the
o,hs, to no POT P.,rs.Id of Mishiv.n.
A. p,,rs.,S !, n, \. ,..,.,h.r.,, Cav.
,.,,,,. :, Go am. ~. .,o .na Al, mrs..
ON, v.,. cr..,,, ,,,.,..,.a IN nj. d...r;n,;o,
Of n. ,,ss, q, p,,,r., Church 4, Rome. mn,
lecture. "a Winter in italy" win BE- all the
more interesting from the fact Of the political
revolution nov in progress in that beautiful
country. The first lecture win DO by Mr. Gree
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COURT NOT C z S .

TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF FAIRFAX
/ county, November term 1885, Tyler Davis
vs. Albert Orcutt:-ln chanccry.
The Court doth adjudgr, order and Decree
that NJ 2 Bail, one of the Master Commission.
ers Of this Court, do take an account Of the liens
upon the lands of the defendant. Albert Circuit,
in the bill and proceedings mentioned, how due
and their respective priorities. together %!th ali
debts due rom said defendant, and for this pur-
pose that ho do convene, by advertisement, all
the creditors Of said Albert Orcutt which ad-
vertsement shall be regarded rs equivalent to
personal service, and that said Commissioner do
ascertain the annual and fees nipple value or
said lands, and that he report his proceedings
herein to the next term Of this Court. But be-
fore the Commissioner shall take tbs account
hereby ordered, he shall advertise the time and
place oftaking the same in some ncwSpaper,
published in the city Of Alexandria, which pub
iication shall be equivalent to personal service
to all parties interested therein. Extract-tcstc.
w. B. GOODING, Clerk.
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For THE LADIES In the Herald of Health,
for January, Ma,lame Demorest, who is good
authority on female, dress in general, writes a
verv sensible article on Dress and its Rela-
tions to Health" She thinks that the under
garments and covering Of the feet lack proper
attention, and speak feelngly Of "the elastic
which keeps the stocking up at he knee as
impeding the fee circulation OF the blood,
while ''the faShioa now prevalent OF wide
sn,cadiog crinoline, demands, for the sake c!
motleSty, as well as health, 3 plentiful supply
Of anderclothing These straightforward sem
tences are as sensible as they are modestly ex-
pressed, and it is to be hoped that sensible
women will follow Madame DemoreSt's advice,
and wear looser 'eiastcs' thicker underclothing
and more of it, aud thicker walking boots
These are the processes which make women
happy.
LATE PARIS FASHIONS Coral and espe-
rialy the pale pink variety, is again very fash
iynabe for evening dresses. TUNES are fre:
qucntly embroidered in sprays Of coral, beads
being introduced among the work so as to give
it more relief With brocaded dresses, trim
mings made with precious stones are IN vogue,
because gimp Is not c0nslnefeu Sumcleiuy licu
Tor such very handsome materials. consequently
buttons made of apis lazuuli, jasper, adventu-
rDc and amber, are ia great demand.
Very few flowers are used in head-dresses
this season, and banGelets have entirely disap.
peared Many young ladies only wear a hand
some comb with either silver or gold top
and if flower is added, it is very tiny one
indeed. Vatican wreaths are occasionally
10 be seen. but they are composed of Ailiputian
roses, p'uks, &c By way of contrast, enor,
NOUS flowers are useG for ornamenting ball
dresses.
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CO U r T II o T I C E S !.

TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF ALEXAN-
4 dria county, November II, 1866, Alyjna
v Maxwell, complainant, vs. George W. Max
we'll Walter n. DILLINGHAM; and Ella 4. Gil
lingham, his wife; Benjamin Chase and Mary
A Chase his wife; franklin Maxwell, Carroll
Maxwell, Richard H. Maxwell, Willard Max
well Agnes Maxwell, Alice MAXWELL Gathar-
inc Maxwell, and Albert Stuart defts
The decree in the above cause directs that one
Of the Masters in Chanc"ry Of the Court, do as
certain and report
lst The Indebtedness Of the estate Of George
": Maxwell at the time Of his death.
3D. The value Of his personal assets. which
have or are yet to come into the hands Of his
eXecutrix
Sd. The real estate Of which he died seized,
and its value.
4lh. The liens on said real estate, their
amount and respective priorities
The said decree further clrects that the said
Master shall give notice, by publication in one
Of the newspapers published IN Alexandra,
once week for four successive weeks, Of the
time and place, when and where he shall pro
ceed 10 execute the same said publication 20 be
equivalent to personal service Of such notice on
the parties. f.. -.
Comm RS. OFFICE, Jan. 4 1867
The parties interested in the decree, of
which the foregoing is an abstract, arc notl-
fed that [ have fixed upon MONDAY, the 18th
day Of March, 1857, at my office, in the city of
lie yandria, when and where l shall proceed to
execute the said decree.
w. G. YEATON,
Master in Chanccry,
Jun 5--lawlw Circuit Ct. Alexa. CO..
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COURT n OF ! c E S t..
VTIRGJNJA.-At rules held in the Clerk
Nv -. ELal,rt Of 4 leya = n RS

VTIRGINIA:-At rules held in the CLERK. S
Y Office of the County Court of AiexandIla lex ar
county, on the 3lst day of DeGeIh Der, 1000, ?9nn
p. Clarke plaintiff, against Joseph Partridge
James II. Pinchat and James 5. Warrens part
ners, trading under the styl le and firm OF Par
fridge, Pinchat " Warren defendants-rl9 La case
lie object OF this suit is to recover Of the de-
PENDANTS, damages to the amount OF S:lU, at the
least, with interest thereon from the Stn d1y OF
July, 1852, ill paid. due by the said defendants
to the said plaintiff.
The defendants not having entcren their
appearance and given security according, to
The act Of nby and the rules OF this
Court, and it appearing by affidavit that they are
not residents OF this State, it is ordered that the
said defendants appear here within one month at-
ter due publication of this order and 10 what Is
necessary to protect their interest in this suit;and
that u COPY of this order be forthwith inserted
in the Alexandria Gazette, a newspaper pub
iished in the city of Alexandria. once a week
for four successive weeks, and posted ut the front
door cf the Court house Of this County.
a coPy-Tcste.
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CoMM'Rs. OFFICE, Jan, 2, 1867.

CoMM'R RS OFFICE, Jan 2, 1867
Notice is hereby given to nll parties interest
ed in the decree ofwhch the foregoing is an eX-
tract, that have fixed upon MONDAY, the
25.h day Of February, 1867, at my Office IN the
city OF alexandria, when and where snail pro-
0O''' " 0->'> W. G. YEATON,
Master in Charccry,
ion 2-1nu,4w Circuit Court AlnXA. co.
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w. c. YEATON,
Master in Chancery,
ian 3-law4w Circuit Court Alexa. co.

TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF ALEAAN-
| dra county, November 23d, 1865, E. c. Fitz-
hugh, administrator Of Nj G. FitZhugh, dec d e.,
complainant, VS.. NJ. y. Febrey and William
Shreve, defencants:
And the Court doth further order and decree
that one Of the Commissioners of this Court do
ascertain whether there are any liens, and II so
their amount and respective priorities on the
real estate in the bill mentioned, and before
taking such account he shall give notice of the
time and place Of taking the same, by publlca-
1ion, in some convenient newspaper. for four
weeks which publication shall be equivalent to
nors0nal notice
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Rro,,+ 6. WattIes. P. o. ian 5-law4w

yTIRGINIA:- AT rules held in the Clerks 5
Y Office of the County Court Of AleXanGria
county, on the 31st day Of December, !o3o WI
liam il Barley and Granville S. ?. lrlp!ett' Late
par ,ncrs, trading under the firm OF barley
Triplett & Co., complainants, against Sarah
Bowden administrators. ana William boWden
infant son and hcir-at-.aw of Alexander BOW
den. deceased, defcndants-In chancery
The object Of this suit is to subject CERTAIN
real estate in the city of Alexandria va. OF
which the said Alexander Bowden. dIea, seized
and possessed, to the payment OF 9o2.4t, with
interest from January ], 1861, tlll Paid due
from the said Alexander Bowden ut the time OF
his decease. to the said plaintiffs. The sad real
estate lies on the south side of Queen streets be
tween Alfred and Patrick streets, 1fonilhg E
twenty feet on Queen street, and running back
one hundred feet to ten feet alley
The defendants not having appesred ana
given security according to the act Of Assembly
and the rules Of this Court, and 1t appearing by
afidsvit thatthe arc residents OF thls State,
it's ord cred that the said defendants appear mere
within one month after due publication OF this
order, and do what is necessary to protect thelr
interest in this suit; and that copy OF TINS Or
3nr hc forthwith insel ted in the AleXandrla Ga
zette p newspaper published in the city OF Alex
ordrie once q week for four successive weeks,
and nosted at the front door Of the Court House
of this county. z copy teste, nr w.,
smoot s. Lowe, P. @. jan 5-laW4w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-24

JISH! FISH!l FISH mo. l Potomac,
L Labrador, and Eastport Herring. for sale
low by GWIN s. BECkHAM,
ian g. No. g. Union street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-24

DRESS AND CLOAK TRIMMINGS.-A
~ further supply Of the above; also, Cloak
and Dress Buttons, Velvet Ribbon, in Black
and Coors c. G. BERRY,
oct 3l-tf p King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-24
ChJ.1TssrOSEE's OFFICE,

FAIRFAX COURT HOUSE. Jan. II I651.
Parties interested are hereby notified that
have fixed upon MONDAY, the 18Th day Of
February next, as the tlrAe for executing the
provisions Of the decree, at my office.
d. DULANY BALL,
inn 16-1sy1:y Comm r in Chanccry.