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Participants in Il Duel Indicted for Murder,
The Rains.

CHARLESTON, June 22.-The grand jury to-
day, after q special charge from Judge Moses,
indicted ali the parties concerned in the late
fatal duel for murder. The trial is to take
place next week.
Planters report that the incessant and heavy
rains Of the last five days have materially i'll.
iurCd the cotton along the spaboard.
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Fatal Railroad Accidcut-Damagc by the Rain
in North Carolina.

EIrNIvGToN, n. G, June 23.-Thc mai:
train going west on the Wilmington and
Manchester railroad broke through the ~trcstle-
work near Peacock's station last night. j.
u. HARRISON, oversccr Of the hands, and a
section master named Byrd, were killed, and
several others injured. The accident was
caused by the heavy rains.
Fifty feet of the trCstle-woTli over Stewards
creek, on the Wilmington and Manchester rail-
road, was washed away this morning. 1t Is
thought that Rocklish bridge, on the same
road will be washed away. The water is near
" to the top of tile bridge, and still rising.
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Assessment TO buy up Congress.

Special telegram TO the New York HERALD.
Louisville, ~, Jane IA New Iorkna-
I.ull banking house recently sent out circu-
IFS assessing all the national banks One-siI-
"o.th per cent. on their capital to form a fund
r bay up Congress and defeat the opposition
Z 'Ar monopoly. Should all the banks re-
pond tho fund Will amount to over two mil
..!.. hay. seen The circular.
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ArGrsrA, Ga, June CIT is feared that
the heavy continued rains for n week past
have seriously injured The wheat and other
crops. The rain has been general throughout
Georgia and The Carolinas.
At two precincts in the edge Of the city IS"
colored and lG3 whites have been. registered.
Registration begins in the city Monday.
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Removal Of Texas Officials.

New ORLEANS, Juuc 2o.-tiencral Sheridan
.r, issued an order to-day removing from
.rre Deputy sheriff John J.. Whitmorc and
Unstable l.. II. Wright, Of Jefferson, Texas,
tr refusing - execute 4 warrant legally
sued for The arrest OF . man who committed
% afrOgiuUs murder. The military aUthUri-
90. are ordered to arrest the murderer.
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\ CURIOUS FACT TOR THB Authorities TO
Er.lr,I uS-We learn that one hundred and
sixteen negroes have registered from Talbot
street. This avenue j. one hundred and sixty
three. rA,T- in length, and in March last only
...v.iwo negroes, men, women, and children,
uE.i therein. This Information can he sus-
.a.urd hy the official returns Of the Board OF
Health. Let the matter be inquired into
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IurETH or JULY IL MIsslsSIPPI.-Ihe
! .urlh of July Is TO b. celebrated in different
part, Of Mississippi by white and cOlored peo-
Itn Tor the purpose OF giving mutual asSur-
a..y Of q cordial good understanding between
'U. races. According 10 the programme Ill
I.rry county, The whites ere 10 furnish the
..gulIrs ana the blacks TO do the cooking.
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PRovIDEYCE; Il. J., June 22.-The Presidents
trip il one continued ovation. lie is the guest
Of the States through which he passes. Secre-
tnry Seward and General Rousseau share in
the honors of the excursion.
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Another Prize Fight.

PHILADELPHIA, June ga prize fight took
place this morning in the Seventeenth W.ara
between Dillon and Ward. After one hour
and twenty minutes it resulted in favor OF
Dillon.
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WmMINGr0N, n. c, june 22.-The heavy
rains continue almost without intermisston.
The farmers are greatly depressed in conse'
uuence of the immense damage TO the crops
that and the heavy freshets in the rivers.
A large part Of the low lands is overlooked.
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bales : exports, 1857 bales. Sugar and moIasses
unchanged. Flour steady and firm Corn
firm yellow and mixed, 75fs5c.; white, soc.
Pork dull st s23. Whisky-Only a retail trade
mt sl.7Jds2.2 % for western rectiled. Coffee
low; fair to prime Rio at 23G25c. Gold,
Toe
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Hose Carriage for Presentation 10 Southern
Eiremcn.

NEW YoRK, June 22 "A special committee OF
the New York Firemen's Association, with the
presentation carriage for Columbia, ;. G.,
sailed to-day on the Manhattan for Charles
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Educational.


UNIVERSITY SCHOOL, AT LO.
~ GUST GROVE, the former location of DR..
Gessner Bsrrison's school, one mile and . half
from Greenwood Depot, Virginia Central railroad,
Albemarle county, Va, preparatory to University
Of Virginia, In Languages, Mathematics, Natural
Sciences, and English branches.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRaIHIA, april 7, 1857.
In view Of our personal acquaintance with
Messrs. II. N. B. "a. J. Wood We do not hesitate
cordially 20 their school to the conn.
dence and patronage Of the public.
B. Msupin, p. Fl. 6nith,
g. s. VepabIe, j. 8. Davis,
william Fl. MeGufsy, J. B Minor,
NJ. Scbele De We're, J l.. Csbel1,
=. L. Gildsrsleeve, William E. Peters.
Terms: For tuition and board for ten months,
including fuel. washing and lights-lst september
to 9th ~June-s215 In currency, half in advance,
bslar ce lst of February.
Only two boys In a room. Board in the best style.
For circular, ADDRESS the Principals at Greenwood
Depot, Albemarie county, Va.
II. N. B. WOOD, p,,,,,,.,.
il 7-lm A. J. WOOD, riiheiP"t'.
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From Wnshiupton.

WAsHISGToS, June 22.-There has been a
lull in politics here since the departure of the
President. Several members of Congress have
arrived, but they are non-committal.
The following order was issued to-day from
the War Department:
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VIRGINIA: At Rules held in the
Clerks Office OF the County Court OF Henrieo
on Monday the I'd day Of June, 1867:
Peter J. Crew and William b.
.Complaipants,
against
Susan Harper DOherty and William
Doherty, trustee, Defsndan's,
IN cHASCgRY.
The object OF this SUI Is TO obtain 2 decree
against the defendants Tor the sTn. OF t9ls, with
interest from the i3'h day Of December, lses, ths
amount OF an OBLIGATION under zeal, executed 70
the complaSsants by the defendant susan Harper
Doheriy. TO be paid out. Of her separate estate now
held by ths defendant william Doherty as trustee
FOR her under a deed from T.. Il. Rhodes, bearing
date 2ad day OF May. lses, and 10 srblset the said
separate estate, consisting OF q small tract OF land
in Heprico county to the payment Of the said sum.
And AFFIDAVIT having been made by ons OF the
eomolaipants and fled with their bill that the said
Defendants ave non residents OF this State, but
have estate within tho same. Il 10 ordered that they
do appear here within one month altar due publ
cation hereof, and do what Is necessary 70 protect
Tssts. WILLIAM YoLKEs. C..H. G.
10 INV
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7 LIGHTNING RODS.
HAWLEY'S Patent COMBINATION
IEI1nNIMG pAn

HAWLBY'S PATENT COMBINATION
LIGHTNING ROD,
consisting of
IRON, ZINC, n COPPER, SCIENTIFICALLY
ARRANGED,
being half-inch diameter, and equal to a three.
inch bar Of iron In conducting
capacity.
This rod is entirely continuous in It's charaG,sr;
and decidedly the safest and best tlGHINiAO
ROD now in use, and so pronounced by sclentlhc
experts, as the following extracts viii show; being
but few OF the many that can be produced:
TESTIMONIALS.
DEPARTMENT OF THE IYTERIoR,l
WAsHIHGTOY, D. c.. June IL, 1866. J
sir,-In reply to yours Of the 9th instant, as to the
qualities of your patent lightning fod "a eonioih ID
Won to the Patent Cidce building, will state that !
Is the opinion Of the ,%eientihc experts, IN whiSn
Very respectfully, your OGedisns f%Sry Rns
Engineer and Acting Superintendent
To l.. J. Haoley, ESQ. Baltimore, Md.
] concur in the above opinion.
late Architect of United states Capitol Extension.
CAPITOL OF THE UNITED s~rATEs,l
July l6. 1865.
From the knowledge | have Of the operations OF
electricity, and the examination l have made OF
Mr.. l.. J, Hawley's invention, am OF the 9rinion
lnAI nIa II II q ~ pfINNN
have ever known. The parts are scientifically ar
ranged, and not liable TO get out OF order.
b. y. FRENCH,
Commissioner of Public Buildings.
OFFICE or THE SCIENTIFIC AMERIcAS,l
WAsHINGToY, D.. c., August Fl, 1866.
Dear Strive are much ~gratitied TO hear OF your
success in connection with your Improved Light
ming Rod and We are confident, from their gFedt
yrGcfi zeal merit, IT, at you will find them even more
p'P" RasncctfniIy yours, MUM & Co.
To j. l.. Rdoiey, Esq Baltimore, Md.
NEW YORK, November %, 1856.
Upon inspection Of l.. j. Hawley's Invention oil
lightning Conductor, am Of the opinion that IL lie
superior 10 any rod that | have ever seen. i there-
fore take pleasure in recommending its use.
A.. &. BAKER, Fire Marshal.
DOVER CoMPASY,1
OFFICE OF ESGISEgR AND SUPERINTENDENT
DOVER MINES, VA, april -. 1907.
Mr.. William S. MunSOn, Richmond:
Dear Sir,-The Patent Lightning Rod ordered
from YOU has been set up on tina coDpany's build
ings here, snd Is very satisfactory.
The principle Of its construction liz unquestiona-
b,y correct-ths amount OF conducting surface
being very great in proportion 10 the weight Of
metal used.
The work OF setting up seems also 10 have been
well and faithfully done.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant
CHAs. u. sroYB,
Engineer and Superintendent.
Persons wishing the sbOve.speciaed rod, or he
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Crop Prospects in Observation-Disclosures,

BROOKLYN, n. Y, June 23.-Three men were
sunocated in q well to-day.
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A CTS OF ASSEMBLY, 1SG6'67.-
N RANDOLPH & ENGLlSH, 1920 Main street,
have for sale Acts OF Assembly Of ~ls6d-'67, $50;
by mail, 81 IS Volume Is Grattan's Reports, IS;
by mail. IS. SO. Rivers of Life and Death, a Poem,
s6c. United States Tariff, 1857, 81. Smith on Frac-
lures, 50. leu
DERSONS VISITING THE COUN.
TRY or Springs can be FURNISHED WITH
y PAPER they may wish at publishers rates
for any length OF time.
nv Aim Richmond, Va.
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TTVNFN WITT "N =
OFFICE OF RSGISEEH AND sUrERISTEsDEsT
ShAp. 4 OioCb,
Engineer and Superintendent.

Parsons wi.hing the above.speciied rod or he
connion Galvanized Rod, put upon their buildings
can have The WORK done In the most faithful man.
ner. All work pat mp ny me keptin repair nee Oh
chsyos ~ moi impaired by unfair means:
enais' WILLIAM s. MCNS0N,
o., 900 Main s'rest.
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D.V Goods.
THE CHEAPEST STORE IN THE

THE CHEAPEST STORE IN THE
CITY OF RICHMOND.
We are selling the cheapest DRESS GOODS, sush A.
Lenos, Berages, Grenadines. Hernanis, NOLAN.
biques, Lawns, Organizes, &c.
The cheapest Z, !, "a, 81, lo.I, and Ia Blsaehsd
and Unbleached shirtiDgs and sheetings;
The cheapest Ca,simeres, Linens, and hareillss;
The cheapest Swiss, Book, and Nainsook Muslins |;
The cheapest Plain and Striped Cambrics;
The cheapest Brilliants, Dimity, and Bird-eye
Diaper;
The cheapest Black Silks, Challies, Grenadines,
&C.;
The cheapest Parasols, Umbrellas, and Silk Pans
The cheapest Embroideriss, Lace Collars and
handkerchief. .
In fact, a full variety Of DRY GOODS at the lowest
prices at WILLIAM THALHIMER's,
No. 35 Broad street,
je Ats between Third and Fourth.
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NOR Rent, two of those large an

NOR RENT, two OF those large II
desirable four-story Brick Dwellings on hA
Ehteenth street between Broad and Grace, fi;G
Containing ten rooms each gas, water, &c.;IAA
in perfect ordsr.
For rent, that very desirable three. story Brick
Dwelling on franklin between Twenty second
and Twenty-third streets, with eight rooms gas
and water.
For rent, the three-story Brick Dwelling on
Twenty-ssveuth between Marshall and Clay, con-
tanning five rooms, kitchen, &c.
For rent, two-story Frame Dwelling on Twenty
nth between Leigh and M streets, with five rooms,
kitchen, water, sc.
Fo; rent, two Brick Tenements on Eighteenth
street near Nenable, with four rooms each, water,
&c; n,u rr,o, r,osnar,s on Ore.
s, Hill. Green's row, with four rooms each.
For rent small Frame Tenement on Seventeenth
between Richard and Baldwin, with four rooms,
kitchen, &c.
streets, and several Offices over same.
For rent, Store No. 1923 Franklin street we'll
suited for a grocery and commission house. -.
For Rent, Store near corner Eighteenth ana
Franklin streets. ,
FOR rent, Store on Main between Eighteenth and
Nineteenth streets, and Dwelling over same, with
seven rooms, gas and watCr.
For rent, store on Main between Nineteenth
and Twentieth, and Dwelling over same, with
six rooms, kitchen, sc.
For rant. two stores on wall street.
For rent, that very desirable Brick Dwelling IN
Sidney, near Dr. Morris's, containing six rooms,
kitchen, &c.
For rent, NAL Frame Tenement near corner
Of Eighteenth and Clay streets, containing four
rooms.
For rent, Brick Dwelling on Walnut alley, with
five rooms. Apply to
Real Estate Agents and AuctionesTs,
lie 2l-3t corner Fifteenth and Franklin streets.
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f NJ o v A L

WILLIAM q. FERGUSON 4 CO.,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN FANCY AND
STAPLE DRY GOODS,
have removed to the new stsre No. iii MAIN
STREET, two doors above Twelfth.
They have Just received, and will keep con-
s,antly on hand, a full and seasonable STOCK OF
GOODS in their line. They trust, by q stSict a,teu.
ton to their trade in all its branches, TO merit a
continuance Of the patronage heretofore so libe-
rally bestowed on them. and respectfully solicit
au examination OF their stock by the merchants Of
the town and country. je ls-lw
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Tie Rain in Georgia.
Des,ruc,iyc Rains i'm North Carolina.

SAVANNA, GA, June THE crops are badly
damaged by rain.
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4 LBEMARLE FEMALE INSTJ-
N TUTE, CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.-Session
1913 will begin MONDAY, September Is, and
end June 25. Course Of study as heretofore, aud
adapted TO the object of enabling and inducing
girls to make real attachments In learning. Full
Information furnished on apple alton.
Charges for entire session, in currency<
Board, washing, fuel, lights, and tuition go. $3.50
Music on piano and use OF instrument. -. so
Drawing, &c, at usual rates. Payments half in
advance. Boarders furnish towels.
Address JOHN HART, N. A,
je l7-eodts Principal.
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T.. ID. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adiutant-G General.

The fractional issue for the week was $780,
900; bank currency, 1921 900; securities held
for circulation and deposits, 1919, 6l7, 900.
The Merchants National Bank OF Memphis,
on its own request, has been relieved as 4 de.
pository oc public moneys.
SECOND A
WAsHINGTOY, June 23.-The capture of
Santa Anna at Sisal is confirmed. Vera Cruz
had not surrendered.
Secretary Seward has requested n stay Of
proceedings in the case Of the ship Ocean
Home, seized ut Havana.
A Rome letter says il is thought that Arch
bishop Spalding will return to America q car
dinal.
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COMMISSIONERS 0PYICP,
RIcu Juna L 1897.

CoXAissIoNgRs OFFICE
RICHMOND, june l. 1897.
Notice is hereby given that ! have appointsd my
of Ice, In this city, a. the place. and TUES.
DAY the 9th day Of July, 1857. At the hour OF
loA. N as the time. for IA king proc, Of Az ~ elaine:
Palmer, deceased, and for executing the other In.
auires and accounts directed In the foregoing de-
cree. ~
JAMES PLEASASTS,
10 S-M4w Commissioned In Chancefy.
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OFFICE or THE SCIENTIFIC AMExIcAS,(
NEW YORK, November %, 1856.

Upon inspection Of L. J. Hawley,s invention oil
lightning Conductor, ] am Of the opinion that II lie
superior 10 any rod that l have ever seen. there-
fore take pleasure in recommending It's use.
A. Z. BAKER, Fire Marshal.
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ApJrrAST-G ryERAL's OFFICE, I


WAsHGYaToS, June 20, 1867.
Whereas several commanders of military
districts, created by the acts OF Congress
known as the reconstruction acts, have ex-
pressed doubts as TO the proper construction
thereof in respect TO some of their powers and
duties under said acts, and have applied 10 the
Executive for information in relation thereto
and whereas the said acts of Congress have
been referred TO the Attorney General for his
opinion thereon, and the said acts and the
opinion Of the Attorney General have been
fully and carefully considered by the President
in conference with the heads of the respective
Departments, the President accepts the follow
ing as a practical Interpretation of the aiore-
said acts of Congress on the points therein
presented, and directs the same to be trans
mitted TO the respective military commanders
for their information, in order that there may
be uniformity in the execution of said acts.
Here follows the nineteen points of the At
torney- Generals summary as adopted by the
Cabinet, and te~legraphcd on the 10Th Instant
BY order Of the President.
ISignedl T.. D.. TOWNSEND,
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EXTRACT or DEGREES.
IrtL nIinInA Aelar q

EXTRACT OF DECkES.
"The court doth adjudge, order, and decree that
William z. Palmer do render an account Of his
administration Of the estate of Charles Palmer,
deceased, before one Of the commissioners OF this
court. and that one OF the commissioners Of this
court take, state, and report the %follcwinga accounts:
"lst. An account Of the assets, real and per.onal.
of the estate OF Charles Palmer, deceased, show
ing the fec simple and annual value Of the same.
"21. An account OF the outstanding debts,
claims, and demands against the estate Of the said
Charles Palmer, deceased, with their pricrities. IL
63d. An account OF the debts due TO the estate OF
the said Charles Palmer, deceased.
"Aud that the said commissioner do inquire and
report TO the court whether the personal assets OF
the said estate will be sufficient to pay of and dis
charge the outstanding debts, claims, snd demands
against the estate and II not, whether II viii be
necessary to sell any portion Of the real estate for
tina pur pose and II so, what portion OF the said
real estate should be sold for that purpose"
By the terms OF the said decree the Commissioner
IL required to notify the creditors OF tho said estate
OF tue time and place fixed upon for taking proof
Of their claims by publication once 0 week for Tour
successive weeks ia ut least two OF the newspapers
publish ed In the city Of Richmond, and by posting
notice thereof at the front door Of the courthouse
Of said city on the inst day Of two successive terms
Of the Hastings Court OF the city Of
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T OOK AT THISi LOOK AT THIS
IL THE CHEAPEST GOODS YETI

T OOK AT THIS! LOOK AT THlSl
IL THE CHEAPEST GOODS YETI
At EZEKIEL's, No. Il MAIN srREBr.
& 600 Yards BLBACHED TWILLBD COTTON
~'SHIRTINGs, or for other family purposes,
only lssc. per yard, worth 2sc.
4 900 wards heavy BLEACHBD (wfde) SHEET
INGs, nearly one and . half yards "ids'
1000 YARDS sUPERRINB So PILLow-CAsE COT.
TON, only SOC. the yard ~.
1000 yards 81. and IS.L BLEAcHED and usii
1000 ysrds all styles Of DRESS GOODS, now sell.
ing of without regard 10 cost;
4 oo wards all styles OF GOODS for MEMS ana
BOYS WRlR at extraordinarily low prices,
Zoo Yards HEAVY CRAY TwILLED FLANNEL,
all WOO, admirable for ladies' skirts and
mems shirts, only two shillings the yard
EZEKIEL'S Cheap Store,
No. q Main street.
fs3 nearly opposite st. Charles Hotel.
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GAUZE UNDERSTANDS AND
DGAWBRS, suitable for the present weather.
All persons who desire to keep comfortable during
the warm season ought by all means to try th ese
articles. To those who have, nothing need be
said; to those UhO hare not, We say try them by
all means, and yonwill feel so delightful in them
that you will never regret il; and by ell means
buy the simon-pure article at
WILLIAM lRA SMITH 4 cos,
je % 1905 Main street.
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THE ATTENTION of the trade is
called to our NEW STOCK OF GOODS which
we are now receiving, embracing
BRAIDS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, susPENDERS
HAIR NETS, and SMALL WAKES and NoTioNs
OF every description, most Of which have been
bought 1t the recent New York auction sales and
we are therefore able 10 sell some lines Of goods
a. CUR than have been ruling du-
ring the season. An examination OF our prices 10
respectfully solicited.
nv i3 q fhANhblN.
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Court Orders.

VIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the
clerks office Of the Circuit Court OF Glouces-
ter county, at the court house. on the hrst Monday
in June, 1897, being the third day OF the month:
Gregory
AmanJa Jerrard. Thomas G. Cooke. David Coul-
ling, and John p. aiiaferro .........De fendauts,
~ CHANCERY.
Tho object of this suit is TO recover Of the de-
PENDANT, Amanda Jerrard, the sum Of forty one doll
lars ana Nv. nty. four cents, with interest from tho
a.. day ih Of as ARsii5i n is' dr 'i 10 EG ssd;m for G hss'ji y Sp i&s 10 de- t..
PENDANTS. Thomas G.. Cooke, David Counting, ana
John =. Tsliaterro, sufficient to pay tbs said sum
interstt a aforesaid. And IL appearipg by anida-
Wit that the defendant amanda Jerrard Is not 4
resident OF this State, IL Is ordered that the satd
publication Of this order and do what ID neces-
sary to prOtec her interest In this suit.
A ~c5py-Teste. JOHN S. COOKE, D.. &.
VIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the
Clerks ofic of the Circuit Court of Giouces-
in June, 1857. being the third day Of the month
James II.
Samuel W. Tilton, Robert A. Nicolls. Andrew
N. Hodges, and VIM. Il. Hudgins.. u Defendants,
IN CHAYOBRY.
The object Of this suit Is to recover OF the de.
fendant. Samuel W. Tilton, the sum OF seven
hundred and ~sixty-six dollars and seyenty-nve
cents, with interest thereon from the fret day OF
September. 1857, till paid, for debt, and to attach
the estate OF the aid defendant. Thethsr In ms
and to subject the same to the payment OF the said
debt. And it appearing by afidayit made and Med
Nicolls, aud Andrew n. Hedges, are not ~re'idents
of this State, It is ordered that they do appear
within one month after due publication OF mis-
order and do what is necessary to project their In
terests in this suit.
jsel-Mlw JoHN S. COOKE. DC.
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CoLLEcroR's OFFICE CITY H,Jt,(
RIcHNosD, June ], 1887.
IN COMPLIANCE WITH AN Or
tsnd AZ NV ny Office from rom ! y S,eIock a. NJ To- 8 o'clock
p. M, daily, from the 18th TO the 3oth Of June, In
elusive, to receive Of the tax payers one. hall or
thereirOm ten per ceptum.
je l-tjyl JULIUS A. H0BS0N. Collector.
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MOTHER LOT OF No. | MATING
n at 35c., Fine Narcotics Black Grape Marett
at SOC, worth soc. White Berage shawls atS3.
JULIUS MEYER,
ia l3-t27Jy No. 5?7 Broad street.
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From the knowledge have of the operations OF
electricity, and the examination l have made OF
Mr.. l.. j. Hawley's invention, | am of the opinion
that his Is the best and SaftSt electrical conductor l
have ever known. The parts are scientifically ar
ranged, and not liable TO get out OF order.
b. y. FRENcH,