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shalI make it out of such part of the property
from which it is to be taken as may be selected
hv the party entitled thereto. And the nome,
stead 80 purchased or assigned as aforesaid
shall be duly recorded as aforesaid. ~
A homestead 80 get apart or purchased Sna'.
mt he mortpaped, encountered or allened by
the owner if married man, except by deeo
executed and acknowledged in the form pro-
vided for conveyances by married women. 10
tho same manner the homestead may De soiu
and The proceeds invested in new homestead;
a fter the death of the debtor, the homestead
continues for the benefit oil the widow anu
ob;Idrpn Of The deceased until the death or
marriage OF tho widow, and after her death or
,norr;sTe for the exclusive benefit OF the minor
children until the youngest child become TWEEN
rv-one years of age The property then passes
sccord;ng to the law OF descent or to the Will OF
the ,lccedcut, snbiec to the claims OF his cred
;tnrs # the wife obtain divorce from
Iobtor an account Of his fault or misconduct.
tbo t;to to the homestead is to be decreed to
the villa and minor children. as it be were dead.
If anv nerson entitled to tue exemption shall
have departed this life since the adoption OF
Tho nresent constitution, the 10th section OF the
sct nrovides tho mode in which his widow and
children NAV secure the homestead. Ii tht
homestead is of less value than two Thousand
dollars, the debtor may make up the sum O.
two thousand by adding such personal property
and debts o. he may select. Inc Writin1
designating his selection must be recorded
And 50 too must be the writing by which thf
widow and children designate the personal pro
nerty which they held exempt in case the deb
tor dies without claim OF homestead. Provision
is made for any creditor to contest before TIT
Judge OF the county court the Valuatl lou u 5n
nronerty set apart as homestead Tho Judg
is to appoint three trcehoIdcrs to assess tn
value, apc if found to exceed the amount t
which tho debtor is entitled, the SURF, us sh Ia
be liable. Any householder or head of fauI
who shall fail to set apart homestead OF tn
exempted personal property ascolaloe 10 III
provisions of tho act, and who desires to ava'
himself afterwards of the exemption, may pro
esed in the forms prescribed by the l6sh an
l-th sections Of the act, and still have his eS
emption secured Richmond Enquire.
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VIHsGINI NEWS.

On Sunday afternoon, Patrick Matthews
one of Oldest citizens of Lynchburg, died at the
adva uccd age OF eighty seven years. Mr.. Nj.
was native of Ireland, but Tor over half .
century had been a resident of lIynchburg, and
was at one time one OF the most prominent
merchants and business men.
In the U. S. Circuit Court at Richmond on
Monday Chief Justice Chase delivered decIs'
ion that an administrator. VINO invested MS
trust funds in Confederate bonds must make
new settlement with the heirs.
The Lexington Gazette. expresses it. choice
for the next conservative candidate Tor the
Chief NlagistracY of this State, and nom'nates
4. II. II. Stuart.
The City Council CT Richmond, with but one
dissenting voice, yesterday voted an anprop,fla
ton Of two hundred and fifty thousand d'!lars
to the deepening OF the channel OF James river
Several prisoners confined tor various offences
in Bedford county jail made their escape on
Saturday night last.
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NEWS OF THE DAY.
"7e ,soso the very age and body Of the Times.

\ daring robbery was yesterday committed
at the Office of the Maryland Fire Insurance
Companv Of Baltimore. A trunk containing
norton of the securities and papers OF the Com.
pauy, representing about $l15, 900, was carried
off at about ten O clock in the morning, aud the
robbers are still at large. Areward OF Slo,ooo
The trial Of Nicholas Hoffman, in the Crlm-
ia! Court of Baltimore City, charged with Kill
ing VIM. Young colored, on tho night oil the
18th Of May last has resulted IN verdict q! At
Iuttal
4 Washington despatch c0nttad:ctS the state
meni that General Sherman Hr"ffurHH ordereu
troops 10 remove The colorea squatters from
the lands assigned them NY General Butler At
Hampton, Va.
\ New York paper OF yesterday afternoon
states that the mission to England will be Oh
tered to ex-senator +. D. Morgan, OF Ne"
York.
President Grant and family will leave Wash
inston on FRIDAY plight to attend the Fourth o.
july celebration at Woodstock, Connecticut
They will return on Wednesday next.
Seven eases of suustroke occurred IN baiti
more Yesterday, Of which, however, only one
! had fatal result Dispatches from elsewhere
report continuance of the intense heat.
The Frederick (Mary land) Republican place
tho name of General Grant at the head OF It
editorial G olumus as the Radical candidate To-
President in 1872
Two destructive fires occurred ytSterda!
morning at Providence, Rhode Island, invoiS
ing the loss of large amount OF property
Supposed the work of rcendiarles.
Francis &. Cutting, loading member o
the New York bar, aud formerly . promlnen
| democratic politician, died on Sunday age
sixty-six years.
| OF eighty.six cadets examined at tho Yves
Point Military Academy yesterday, forty eigh
failed, and will be sent home
The Southern Pacific Railroad bill has paase
1.-the Texas Legislature.
Complete anarchy is said to prevail IN FenP
zuea.
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Died.

DIED.
In Mobile, on the Sth instant, AMAND
STICKNEY, wife OF Lawrence P. Hill, aged
Dc years.
Also, Oh the path instant, at half. past iour
o'clock p. rn SAMUEL LINDSAY hill
III tho SD year Of his aga, resident of New
Orleans for the past 81 ye4rs, and brother Of
Lawrence P.and Henry o Hill. Tue deceased
was born in Aexandria, Va.
On " odnesday morning, st the residence Of
Thomas Smith, No. Wstsc ST., FLORENCE
tGBER'f. ,.fant daughter of George W. and
Virginia Harrison. aXed : months ~The
funeral will take place Tomorrow, the 10th,
from Tho dwelling, at 10 o'clock, to which the
trlenfis and acQusintsnces are invited to attend.
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SIMMER RESORTS.
DAWLEY SPRINGS,
~ ROCKINGHAM COUNTY, VA.

This delightful Summer resort is situated in
the Mountains of the Valley OF Virginia, IL
miles west from Hsrrisonburg.
The Rswley water has long been knoWn as
the strongest nd.best Chalybe ID inc o1s.e;
Il Is alternative, eutrophic, tonic, dlufetlc, anu
sometimes aperlent IN It's sctioh; A. $500 80
in scrofula, chronic anemla. and chlorosis, ays-
terra, Auor albus, passive hemorrhages,dy spep-
sia neuralgia, general debility, diseases OF the
urinary organs, and Of the uterus, ana IN gen-
oral for all maladies which are csused 1y poV.
crty Of the blood and an enfee6led con0!loA "
tha narvons systsm, the RaWley water IL I'M
hSA TONIC WATER IT HAS No E4U ALI
AMONG THE MINERAL SPRINdS
or THE UNITED STATES
lryal;ds whose constitutions have been pfok-
On down By acute or chronic diseases; OF Whosa
s,.tems have become enervated and enfeebled
nnder the relaxing and facilitating effects OF
residence in unhealthy locations, or by irregu-
Iar habits of life. may col hdently expect 10 re-
gain HEALTH and STRENGIh IRON! tnls
Medicinal Fountain-while the beautitui scene
~. inyiporating climate, ample tscllitles 1or
niessant rocre4tion and amusement, ana mode-
rate board, of'er rare attractions, DOLE 10 tne
yotsries Of pleasure and those who seek the r's'
torstion of health. ,.
Since the last season, in addition to mo co.,
tsges which have been MADE c 0H2 HSTET
sufficient for the accommodation Of 2GO guests
has been cen erected. It is fitted up througho OF,
! with entirely NEW FURN1TURE,and IN the
hes st' styie. A i:no piano will be found in the
| I.adea' Farlor
Good Music will be in attendance, -.
i Billiard Saloon and Bowling Alley On I'M
premises. ;,, bo Strict
I,Y FIRST CLASS. Board por day - ou
per week Sl5; per month $50. ,:.;
,ots ~" on the FIRST DAY OF JULY, unde
tho oxcol!ent management uf Mr. SAN u III
| GDODE, formerly of the no: Sprlogs, pac,in,
will the cars at arrsonburg-Fare Sl.oO.
"' Resident t,j Physicisn-Dr. j. N. GORDON Q
IN nj: absence Dr VIM. WILLIAMS. one or ID
other of whom will BIO prompt y N st IeN9
during tho entire season: b. 49, HLCA'
- President of the Board of Directors.
Rockingham CO.. ie 18-eo8t
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ARTIFICIAL Culture or SHAp.-The Coln-

ARTIFICIAL Culture or SHAp.-The Coin-
missioners of Fisherie; for the state OF New
York, having completed their arrangement 1or
the artificial culture IT shad, announce that
they will be- happy 10 exhibit the process 10
all its stages, to any persons interested in the
IN me- So Lilies below albany, where
they arc now Matching 100000 young shad q al
y. Mr. Seth Green has charge Of the estao
lshncnt, which is Thoroughly and practically
successful, and will exhibit the entire process,
from the impregnation OF the egg, through the
various state; Of the embryo, TO the production
of the perfect fish, The commissioners are
particularly anxious that all who doubt the
feasibility of artificial pisciculture, or who are
about Introducing the practice in other waters,
shonG call and see the operation in all its de-
tails.
Virginia is interested ia that subject, but we
have no commissioner or other person all.
thori2cd 10 respond to the invitation of the New
Y ork commissioners Rich. Hhrp.
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Common C5rnrf.

Common Comet.
Ala rse;,iar meeting Of tho Coiurnol t"ith-
ell, held June 18th, 1870, ther" we're present -
J B Hmoot, esq. Presidcnti MgssI: bsHeF
Moran. stewart Massey, Ncsle h"Tht, 49,
tin, Moore, Reed, Sh'fleY, Egne"' III
Turner and Stein.
Tho committee to whom WAS rstcrred tho reg
olution of enquiry concerning PROPERTY go 49,;
piod thc Y s. Gas ho dis chargrd
The committee to whom WIS referred theores
3i7tion of enquiry concerning tn: accident "a
the A. VS. rs,n ,i - wss also discharged
from the further consideration CT That sui set.
The Committee on Public Property, 10 wnom
was referred the petition of Messrs. brow sand
Powell, s7king certain repairs to theI'riendshlp
Engine House, made favorable report there.
on, which was adopted.
The resignation OF Lows !. g Seal pilc .!
the police consta bles Was Ted and accepted
The petition Of Thomas Lannon. for resetting
the curb, &c, in front Of his premises, corner
Cameron and Pitt sreels, WAS granted upon
the usual terms.
A bill Of j. j w j. EnLwisle, sl6::. 80, for
books &C., furnished tho Clerk OF the Musings
Court was referred to the future Council.
a communication Was received from Inc
Mayor announcing the death OF the Hnperin-
tendent Of Police, SIR. James Fadeloy. snd
suggesting the filling 81 ihn vacancy created
thereby whereupon,
A resolution, by MIR. Massey, that the Coun-
Gil prOPGcfl 10 lQo e!tfLh'h VI L'!aI 'h!'''' wa
adopted.
A petition ii Edgar >. Fleming !vr ;"e ro-
mOysl Of tho frame tenement erected on Shscp
Shin Alley by Mrs. Elliott as q cook shop y S
granted subsequently, however, il YVES return
ed by tho Board Of Aldermen ani tho whole
matter laid on the table.
A bill of James Entwisle. il, $40 &c. for med
icines furnished the poor was ordered t" he
paid also bill of p. b Stillson, amounting t"
$685. for services as City Attorney.
The two Boards disagreeng upon some pro-
visions of the dog law, reported at the previous
meeting committee nf conference, cnIIpo Ell
cf Messra. Reed and Moran, was appointed
from this Board, who subsequently, reported
the bill, with amendments which was passed
The Board of Aldermen here entered Lhe
chamber for the election Of nSunerintendent oil
Police in tho place Of James Fadelev, deceased,
which resulted in the choice OF Charles +.
Grimes esq.
The petitions 0: Odd Fellows, Miss Ellen ri.
Whiting, John a.. Dixon and ,lulis r. Baker,
reported on by their several c0mmLLdas, were
received from the Board Of Aldermen and thcir
set on concurred In.
The action OF the Board III Aldermen on tina
bill Of James Cole and on TIT petitions Of r. 3.
Robinson and Miss Mary irwin Wa: concE..
rec in.
A preamble and resolutions relating - tho
establishment of an agricul ural fair IN this
city, WAS referred TO the future Council.
The Council then adjourned.
Teste: q. c. WHITTLESEY. Crk
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The Staunton Spectator says 1t tears that
somehow or other, the people ofthe {. S. have
lost the principle that man fit for an ctflce
ought to have it, and that to elect or appoint
incompetent men, s an insult to every honest
man in the land
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The treaty for the annexation of San Domln-
30 was brought up in the Executive session OF
the Senate yesterday, and after an hours de
bate it was decided by vote OF 81 to % not to
proceed With it. The time for its ratification
expires on June SOth, and the prospects OF its
being adopted are certainly doubtful.
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y A RLIN'S SPRING IS.

{ ! y " Il
This lavo;ite resort is now ready LOT Tue u ~
oeption URSIONS, PhEAnuhn, IA
TlE9 &C. It's Pfo trnt rysnders it the most de-
s sTs6 61 Blaze U in this SECTION Of country for
davis enjoyment Application can be mace e e
NATHANIEL HAYES, agent for J. u
Carlin, ct the depot Of the A.. Il. q d. n ~
Ia l-tf
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cali and sea them, or sand Tor circulars !"
ALBERT T. SKINNER,
General Agent, 10 and II Union ST..
Alexandria, Virginia.
Orders for Threshers, Wheel Horse Hasea
and other Implements, promptly attehoeo 10
nv 14-tIYt
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pK11s1s, CHEMICA Ii, &C.

ESTABLISHED 1892. ann
=, LEAD BEATER Il BRO.'
DEALERS III
PURE DRUGS oSf AN9 IsD PAisTs OILS.
ANN i''i' r." : SPICES, ACIDS, .Sc.
Nos. s and South Fairfax sts.,
srp2-tr Alexandria, w.
r. COOK VIM. F. CREIaHToN
gTOHK T. CREIGHTON,
Wholesale and Retail Deslors il ,,ra
PURE DRUGS AND CHEMiC;AlI5' / n ~
WINDOW GLASS AND PUTTY
No. lot King street.
PROMPT attention given to ORDERS sno -, =
ouiries from tho country. 'nAt w
sAMuEL H. JANNEY HAHio' a.
gANHEH y 90:
i!.raa pruas, LEWIS 1Tf = WHITE LEAD
=, 4 [A2 0 no ed u Xsr ss r. sU1rY
No. 145, King street.
4S~ Orders and Inquiries trcH the country
promptly attended to. sep S-ii
'57HE ROOI ENTITLED
"uiHTURY OF THE SEVENTEENTH
VIRGINIA INFANTY,"
viii he ready for issue in few weeks.
TEia york contains an account Of all the
'''' MAKOHEs,
RIvOUAC5 and
ENCAMPMENTS,
hah mnny OF the
AMUSING INCIDENTS
that occurred during the four years war.
Reference s made to all the men who were
mem hers of the regiment and full! details CIV
Ell ofthe
CHANGES AND PROMOTIONS
made during the many campaigns through
v hrh the command passed.
Every member of the old regiment and every
friend thereof ahould subscribe to this work.
Subscriptions received at No. 81 King street,
Office Of WISE & CO., insurance Agents.
io l6-eo2w
VERY BEAUTIFUL AND CHEAP NEW
DRESS GOODS.
" Ito irish Linen Lawns.
" French Pique new stylcs.
- swiss Muslins.
- French Lawn or Mnslih
laconet Cambrics.
" Nainsooks, plain and plaid.
Checked and Striped Oambrics
Tartons, very wide and cheap.
C"l"rc'l Lawns, small figured.
q" new Styles very pretty
iilue, Pink and Buff Jaconet lawns.
Pcrcais, beautiful new styles.
Very cheap Grenadines, silk embroidered
BlacK Iron Berege and HernAnnas.
I. Figured do, very rich sty lss.
Japsnese Lenos, Grsys and Suitinga.
All the now styles Of Dress Goods at greatly
rcdncnd prices al
;e IA ROBT. l.. WOODS.
:uHH f. FIELD,
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Three hundred and thirty five arrests were
made in twenty four hours in New York city
ending at 6 a. ID. on Sunday, and this was only
iorty-two more than on the preceding Saturday
night. Among the arrests on last Saturday
night there we're no less than ten for shooting,
,tsbbing and assaults with clubs. Six men
we're stabbed, several very badly, and one OF
them MORALLY one woman was shot, and the
others we're serious assaults with bludgeons.
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WARRANTED 70 GIVE ENTlRk Sal
lSFACTION.

Being simple i'll construction, light DRAFT AMI
dnrshle, thew will at once recommend mem
selves to the public. .
THE FIRST PREMIUM
at the GREAT TRIAL held st Westoyer, sa.'
:JuDo, 1869, was awarded to "Woor5 Con
bined Reaper and Mower, by the Virginia S's''
First Premiums were also awarded these Ala
chine s by the Augusta County Fair, ~ the
Rockbrdge County Fair, and by the hy"'"'
burg Fair, in 1862.
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.
In the Senate, yesterday, the Tax bill was
taken ND. The paragraphs reducing the duties
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 90. 1870.

In the Senate, yesterday, the Lax OH WAS
taken up The paragraphs reducing the duties
on sugar, spices, wines, liquors and mauutac,
tures Of cotton were stricken out, the effect OF
which is to leave them as at present. The
Senate refused to abolish the duties on tee and
coffee, and pending an amendment to reduce
the duty on bituminous coal to fifty cents per
ton, adjournment took place.
In the House of Representatives. the Mlscoi'
,sueous Appropriation bill was passed. The
bills to prevent the determination of iur-bear
ing animals in Alaska, and to allow OF the
transit OF goods in bond from the port of entry
to the port of delivery, were passed. MT
Schenok reported bill to reduce the tax on
salt fifty per Ct. Mr.. Garfield, from the Con-
ference Committee, reported the Currency BILL
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INSURANCE AGENCIES.
.JR ECT POR T A 7 | .
LIVERPOOL SALT

l,IVERPOOlI Vail
We offer for sale, to arrive cargo 81 shtr
"Rermsnos," consisting OF crr
Is Geo bushels LIVERPOOL e. a. oAAi'
in bulk. r., a,o.or, 4,1o,
"Runcorn'' brand, equal to Msrshalf:. A's"
per brig sThree Sisters." u.,r
OO1 bushels LIVERPOOL Il. r. BALL
in bulk. ,>r,c,1 .ha ,,o,,n,.r
We will gil this Salt 10 or - to tho ton. a.
nsrties NAV desire, or sell in bulk Al loves
markat rates from vessel. ~,
D'''' ' HOOE. WEDDERBURNa,@S = ~
mE HAVE ALSO NOW IN STORE =
w full supply Of
LIVERPOOL 6. a. "a IL.
EVANS FINE SALT.
TURKS ISLAND SALI--tor saie Al l0"1-'
III t sa b 2l.tf HooE, WEDDERBURNl 3 CO
HAVE this day disposed Of my s1ock, goS%a
will and fixtures to VIM. +. lien De H9ON,
Who viii carry on tho Hay, Grain ana reea
business at the old stand, 80 and I'll Cameron
street. Thankful for past favors, hope my Gus
toners and the public will PetEoniAe my sue
cessor. All parties having claims against ne
will please present their bills for payment. and
all parties indebted TO me will please come for
ward and settle.
JAMES +. HENDERSON,
Alexandria, Va, June 13, 1871
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NfIAIOK'S OFFICE,

NIAYOR'S OFFICE,
WI Alexandria. June 20, 1870
Inc members of the Board OF Aldermen and
common Council elected or tne 18th ults are
hereby notified to assemble at their respective
cham ers on FRiDAY, July LIST, 1T 10 elk, am
for the purpose Of organizing and Installing the
Mayor elect. ". N. BERRLEY,
ie z9-2t Mayor
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It0MNUNICATED.

COMMUNICATED.
'itoh0r 70 whom Honor is due. Who is
VIM. d. Massey and what ere h!s antecs-
dents? He is n self-made man. many of whom
aaorn our country; an original Republican
lie was appointed to his present office at 4
period when it was defamatory, il not danger.
Gus. to accep! Office under the Great Republi-
can President, and was met by the Southern
sympathizers with GOODNESS amounting almost
to insult. lie was the ardent friend and strong
advocate OF President Grant in the late contest
and did him service not only in the social circle
bu, as n popular and efficient orator before the
people.
A soandsIous charge and persecution has
been urged against MIN. After having been
critically examined by one OF the most astute
and honorable Lawyers in the State, Mr.. S.
Beach,, he was fully and honorabIy acquitted.
Can and will the Hon. Senate of the u. s.
cobtirm another and thus imply ceasura? IF
they 90 so the Republican party will lose more
than one thousand votes in this district. God
knows how many more north and south.
4 V1RG1N1AN who voted Tor A. lincoln.
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7 OST-An enameled GOLD BREAST PIN
Ia was lost this morning, between Payne and
Royal streets. A liberal reward will be paid
for its Return to a2i King street, CT to this Office
e I9-
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g PECIAL NOTICE
TO DELINQUENT TAN.rA Y n.

PEDAL NOTICE..
TO DELINQUENT TAN.pAlAns.
All persons indebted 10 the city of Ale2an-
dra for taxes, who wish 10 settle Tho same with
out costs, can do so 1t my olIice, No. ~ Royal
street. between the hours Of and @ clock p.
M, where l vii! attend to receive thom.
Un.css prom pity settled um directed TO in-
sttute proceedings for their immed!a te col!ec-
ton. T. q: ol1LSON'
feb 1-tl Corporation At orney.
= ANTS AND Oils.
I We have Just received large additions to
V:l, stock OF Paints and OILS. Would nalnn in
Lewis Pure White Load.
English
Hesurgam
An ow White Zinc, Bo!lt'i end Rs. l.nSesd
OH Of best quaity. Tarnlshrs OF all kinds. fut-
70 wi, >duw Glass, and in fact every article in
The Pam line. We vii be pleased to furnish
pr nc rs VIII - 5 LgADbEArAK& BIO.
,aINT5l Paints
We have IN sto;e a large STOCK E"
j,ewi,' Pure White Lead
i.ew,., Pure Whtts Tic.
Ssr,iatt's Pure Lead aud Zinc cor biGei.
Rsw anG Boiled LinseeG OIL.
Spirits Turpep tine
Solors. Vafnishes and Psint Brashs=
All OF which we are prepared 10 OF i 81 e.
try soL'o''"' JANNEY & 60.
11;KENE IMPROVED CONChNTK
a TRaTED IEuI9O BLUE for s-e by
= y % GEO. McBURNEY & son:
|.Is d BEEF-Anolher lot OF chuice Dried
~ Bee: received '3 oLiyN Il MILRUKu.
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The following is an abstract Of the reports of
the National Banks in Virginia made to the
COMPTROLLER Of the Treasury SHOWING their con-,
dtion at the close of business on the 9th instant:
Resources, loans and discounts. S4,4S5,6j0 !;
UnltedStates bonds, So, 5S4, OO0;due from banks
Sites; checks and other cash it, Ems, 1886,
3OS; cash S74e, including in spe. lie, $lO2,
$50 three per cents, $500; liabilities capital,
1888 600; profits $22J, y! ; bank notes ont
standing, 50 067,921 deposits, $4,7C2 $50
due to banks. s26S, 0O0;aggregates, s., % 2,770.
AN abstract OF the provisions oil the Home
stead Law OF this Sts:e, is published in to~aa vs.
Gazette.
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NOTICE-CERT No /, for ten
IN shares, and certificate No. 8, for ninety
shares, OF the capital stock Of the Alexandria
and Fredericksburg Railway Company, in the
name of D. G. McCallum, having been lost OF
mislaid, application has been made tc the said
company for reissue Of the same to the I'M
deraigned, who is the lawful owner.
ie 24-law2m @. B. ROBERTS.
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j I NJ ES J.. % X UENoUN
Aleysn1ria, Va, June l3, 1874
NTM. r. HENDERSON,

Nos. 90 and 81 Cameron street,
under Liberty Hall,
OOM SSION NJ E 4 G Il a n i
And wholesale and retail dealer in HAY
STRAW, GRAIN and MILL FEED
Solicits country consignments of ell kinds. -
All goods delivered free of charge promptly to
all parts of the city. 10 2O-lm