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boarding-houses are all full, and the sefe cam
continues to pour in by each s'ase anu
packet. ;. 50 fret class this
wear is said to have been unusually satis-
fa nH the best. ever known in
lac. ae'n nistorn nr the institution. The exami-
n rat o1S. of the second cLas. on physics and
chemistry is said to nave been also very
fine. y;s;foro ..,.,. ot vvork to-dov
u' e onnointment OF state ~ diets. There
"r ' a large number of a+arI,'auts and con-
a a,aderablc competition for lie places. When
these flies appointments are 'ar''e, the vaean-
'rs in the Institute will - nearly all filled.
IRE corps will 60 into cai,!' about the ioth
July, remaining here for Time, and then
going to the Rockbridge Ea;hs. The Cadets
Society arc to have their celebration to-
night. o.. :. ~
Rev. DIR. Curry, of you. city, is to ad-
dress tho Cadets Christian Association to-
morrow night, and the commencement pro-
per-with the address Of Governor walker,
the poem of Captain Hope, and the Alumni
dinner-comes off on Monday.
LEXINGTON.
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DEFY GOODs.
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

The undersigned takes pleasure in announcioR
to The public generally tlist he will open on MON
DAY, July 9TH, In the house formerly occupied ny
William N. Bell & Co., No. oo3 Main street, iuti
and wcll-sciected stock OF
DRY GOODS.
The following bargains will be cfFered To his Gus
TONERS and patrons
PLAIN and STRIPED GRENADINES at 10 and
123c.;
LIGHT and BACKGROUND GRENADINES
at 30 and o73c. worth 5oc.;
LEEOS and MOZAMBIQUES at 2oc. worth &c. !;
PLAIN and PLAID JAPANESE CLOTH at soc.
worth 4oc.
CHECKED and STRIPED NAINsoOK at 20 and
Csc. worth 80 and ESQ.,;
MARsEILLEs QUILTS, all sizes, at low prices !;
PLAIN and STRIPED SWISS MUSLIN at ssc.
worth Soc;
Real vALENCIENN8s LACE COLLARS at
60c. " '
A large variety of LINEN COLLARS and
CUFFS;
LADIES' HEMsTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS
st l63c. worth &C..
LINEN CAMBRIA HANDKRRCHIEFS at SOC.
per dozen;
LADIES GAUzE VEST at 75c.-cheap at ST. !;
FULL YARD.WIDE COTTON at l9ic.;
Good CALICO at loo.
1o-4 SHEETING ut 45c. worth 5oc.;
NOTTINGHAM LACE ut 3oc.-cheap at SOC.
MOURNING GOODS-a full and complete stock
BROWN LINENS from loic. upward;
CASsINETS and CASSTMERES, for mems and
boys wear, at all prices
HOSIERY, GLOVES, and EMBROIDERED
BANDS--a full variety,
ask special attention to my large stock ofGEN-
FLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS aud great
many other cheap goods too numerous to men
tioD.
All ask ls call to convince you that am SELL
ing bargains. JULIUS SYCLE,
9O3 Main street. corner Of Ninth,
jg2 Bells old stand.
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SINKING FuND.-We are pleased to sec
that the funding bill which passed the
House of Representatives last week re-
quires the Secretary of the Treasury to de-
stroy the bonds which he redeems. We
exposed last year the folly OF MIR. BOUT
WELLS plan of operations. lie saved UP
Ill the redeemed bonds and paid interest OH
them. In one of his pockets he kept these
bonds. In the other he kept Uncle Sans
gold. And he was in the habit OF taking
the gold out OF one of his pockets and put
ting it In the other-an operation which he
called creating sinking fund. Not only
was this foolish plan,, but it involved the
cost of keeping set Of books ind n clerk
to carry it out. TIE House has done well
to require MIR. Boutwell, to "stop this
foOling."
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THE WulTTEM0RE CAsE.-A correspond
cnt of the Cincinnati Comm erCial takes that
journal to task for having attempted toJus
tify the exclusion of WHITTEMORE from Con-
eress. The Cincinnati Gazette has also dis
cussed the question with ability. 1t cites
opinions of Judge STORY and Others to show
that the only qualifications as to which
each of the two Houses may judge are those
named in the Federal Constitution. Yet
the Commercial, which is perhaps the best
newspaper in this country, has so little
-1--aowledge Of such questions as to PROFOUND
the following interrogatory
uIf the word Qualifications docsno go
to the essence of character, why is it insert
Cd in the clause at all Ii Congress cannot
oo behind the credentials of member, and
must limit its investigation to the certificate
of election and return, what has II TO do
with the qualifications of the representative
electT'
1t does not limit its investigation to the
certificate Of election and returns but is
expressly authorized to ascertain whether
the applicant for 4 seat has the "quaitica-
tions" prescribed by the Constitution. IIar-
ing these, he is entitled to be seated. Once
seated. he may, under another clause Of the
Constitution, be expelled.
But Congress clearly has no right to re-
quire qualifications additional to those re-
quired by the Constitution. If it has, the
Constitution Is no better than so puch
waste paper. ..-. 1888 ..
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The New York Times is very severe upon
General GRANT for removing MIR. GRINNEIL
and appointing new collector Of the port
of New York. 1t does not mince it's words,
by any means. General GRAsr is u
singular man. His independence we adj
mire. He appoints whom he will and dis
appoints whom he win. The Times declares
that if he has promised IN office to an appli-
cant no one can induce him to, change his
mind. This Is good trait, We think.
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The Virgiwa Tourist. Sketches Of the
Springs and Mountains OF virginia. ny
EDWARD A. POLLARD. lllustrateG ny M
cravings from Actual Sketches. Pnliaae'-
phia +. d. LIrp1ScorT & Co. 1870.
Messrs. w EST & JOHNSTON have sent to us
copy of this interesting little book. 1t con-
tains can exposition of fields for the tour
"ist in Virginia; natural beauties ana
"wonders of the State also, accounts oil
"its mineral springs; and medica'
{. o,,;dc to the use Of the waters, etc.
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A LEADING JouRNAL.-The New York
World, which had not wit enough two
weeks ago to take the right position on the
cooHe question, DOW says:
az ii should enter as an issue into poll
ties the symt,athies OF the Democratic party
viii he on the side of the lab0ring masses,
and we shall BIO the jealous advocate of
their real interests" -s7
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The Cincinnati Commercial Of July LIST
gives a full report of the speech delivered
by Hon. GaoBas II. PENDLETos at the Uni
versity OF Virginia 1.-THE 18th June, Per-
"sps this fact iatGrms us why Dir. PEsDi.E-
.pose without his manuscript,
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" T NELY TrMEs'"
GREAT SUCCESS OF THE
sEMLANNUAL CLOSING SALE.
NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS
BOTTOM PRICEs-GENUINE BARGAINS.
In order to reduce stock we have reduced prices.
A splendid variety or
BLACK GRENADINES, STRIPED and EN-
BRoIDERED GRENADINES, :.H.
BLACK and CoLoRED SILKS
WHITE, BLACK, and col oRED ALPACAs;
JAPANESE SILKS, LENOS, BAREGES,
LAWNS, PopLINs, pIQUEs,
WHITE CAMBR1Cs,
CHECKED, STRIPED, FIGURED, and PLAIN
SWISS and NAINsooK MUsLINs;
DIAIITY, BRILLIANT, HUCKABACK,
DIAPER, BISHOPS, VICTORIA LAWN,
THREAD CAMBRIA, TARLETAN,
WHITE LINEN, DUCK, and DRILLS,
TABLE and PILLOW-CASE LINENS,
COTTON and LINEN sHEETING,
NAPKINS, DOYLIES, TOWELS, QUILTS,
CAssIMERFs, LACE and GRENADINE
SHAWLs, SILK sACQUEs, PARAsoLs,
FURS, CORsETs, HANDKERCHIEFS,
GLOVES, HOSIERY, RIBBONS, LACES,
EMBROIDERIES, GAUZE SHIRTS, SHIRT
BOSOMS, WHITE SHIRTS, &c.
All goods will be sold very cheap, and call Is
solicited.
WILLIAM THALHIMER Il SONS,
COL Broad, corner Sixth street.
i've "groad-Street Dry Goods Emporium"
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We return thanks to Colonel W. +. GOOD
WIN. of New Hampshire, for copy OIL n" :s
Historical Magazine for October lsos: '"'
M was edited nv Colonel G. himsch.l
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spECrAL NOTICES.

w MATTINGi MATTINGl MAI
TING !-CHEAP.l CHEAP ChEAP
Full u yard v de WHITE MATING OF superior
quality ut DC. per yard;
Full Il yard wide RED CHECK MAIJiN'a 1t &'c.
per yard;
Also, at low prices, MATING l yard aud 1t
yards wide.
Now Is the time to pnrch1se at -s--.
LEVY BROTHERS,
1913 and 12l5 Main street.
Look at the PURE LINEN FREE CH-WOVE
SIIIRT.B OSOMS at CSC. jy5
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F1soH's Man dyed a,aapy at !" GsoRaz D.
gtnia." Itis the Bsskklanburg county, VIZ.
seen. " annty map we have
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gPECrAL NOTICES.

me- "PRO BONO PUBLICO."
On hand. and constantly receiving from the
northern markets, one Of the most complete ana
best-s elected stocks Of DRY GOODS to be found
In the city, embracing every style and variety OF
DREsS GOODS,
CASSlMERES,
LINENS,
DOMESTICS, -.....-..---.-..-------
HOSIERY,
GLOVES,
NOTIONS, &C.
These goods were bought at the lowest market
rates and nre being sold at prices which defy com
petItiou. Our IRTSH LINENS are Is per cent.
Cheaper than can be found elsewhere. we are tne
sole agents for Richmond and yicInLy OF Eopsl.s
celebrated PARABOLa NEEDLES, lorHery
sold by William N. Bell Il co.
Give us call before purchasing etsew ne Il, IN IN
want OF CHEAP DRY GOODS. Relnember the
place. a; uoLH1H Sa,.enfb
e07 Broad street, between SIKH ana Seveh'h.
tyd
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EXCURSION! EXCURSION ~

INCLUSION EXCURSION II.
- p. srRAusE,s DRY GOODS HOUSE,
No. 14f1 NAIN STREET,
FREE OF CHARGE.
have lust received another lot OF CHEAP
SATINS ali shades for trimming dresses:
BLACK and COL0kED SILKS at Soc. less per
yard than can be bought anywhere In the city;
SASH RIBBONS or every color at low prices;
IRISH LINENS at 81, e., and 75c., and 9l-vtry
cheap:
PARASOi.S to be closed out at cost price, from
75c. upward;
PONGEE PAKASOLS at 81;
The best KIDS In the city at size, worth $3.50;
WHITE PIQUE at roc and upward;
SWISS MUSLIN NJ l5c. and upward;
WHITE CAMBBIC at Ec. and upward;
LACE COLLARS from roc. upward;
LADIES' and CIIILDREN'S HOSE very low;
and many other articles too numerous To- mention.
Call ut once and secure some Of the BARGAINS
that are being sold at lIll Main street, two doors
from Fourteenth street.
wi p. STRAUSE, Agent.
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~TO THE MERCHANTS OF vIR-

wTO THE MERCHANTS OF V1R-
GINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA.-The CASH
buyers Of Virginia and North Carolina VIII nnu
In cur basement first foor) duplicates OF our nne
line PRINTS and elegant assortment or FAhCt
DRESS GOODS, which We will cut In quantities
to suit them at mere commission upon the COST
thus giving them an advantage ~hlch tney 10 h11
oel in northern iobbIng houses. A call from all
such Is invited.
lie IL THOmaS IT. rhiCE ~ We
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MT HEAVY LINEN SHEETIEG full
q yards wide at Doc.
HEAVY LINEN sHEETING full 9. yards
wide at $l.95.
PILLOW-CASE LINEN 10 inches wide 1T SOC.
worth Gu.
Full width COTTON sHEETING at 4oc. per
yard.
BLEACHED SHEETING II yards wide at &C.,
would be cheap at soc. - ~.'
Full yard-wlde D I. E A G Fl e ID and q n
BLEACHED COTTON at l2sc. per yard-the best
in the city for the price.
at .-.... fr.3 LEVY BROTHERS,
80. .s. ..i'..s. 1918 and 1915 Main street.
The genuine ANDROSCUGGIN COTTON q!
one shilling per yard jy5
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wDRY GOODS LOWER THAN
EVER atLEVY BROTHERS..
LEVY BROTHERS are selling DRY GOoGs
lower than ever.
DRY GOODS can be had ut LEVY BROTHERS.
at lower prices than ever.
You can't purchase your DRY GOODS anywhere
lower than you can at LEVY BROIltohs'.
You will miss the bargains in DRY GOODS If you
fail to make your purchases of
jy5 LEVY bhoIHHlo.
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MT HEAVY BROWN LINEN DRILL
ING 81 lGsc. worth 25c.;
HEAVY BROWN LINEN DRILLING at Zoe.
worth 35c.;
HEAVY BROWN LINEN DRILLING at soc.
worth doc:
HEAVY WHITE LINEN DRILLING at soc.
worth 75c.
LINEN FOR COATS at 1s3 s5, 30, and &c.
tfe:e goods are fully 30 per cent. below the
regular prices; -
A superior article of WHITE LINEN DUCK,
MARSEILLES for vests, full assortment OF
DRILLINGs. CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
yESTINGS, COTTONADES, and other goods
for gents wear, at LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
Look ut the GAUZE SHIRTS at soc. worth 81.
jy5
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r LACE POINTS, LACE POINTS.
Now is the time to purchase your LACE FONTS.
We offer very large variety Of patterns which
cannot be surpassed In style aud quality. a large
stock of GRENADINE SHAWLS ~ "a worth S5.
PARASOL COVERS In great variety ~ reduced
prices ut LEVY bRp HENS,
.s- 1918 and l2lo .!:n street.
A large stock of SLIPPED; r. fi;sHSo just
received, among which arc some elegant de-
signs. .r'-s. Jyo
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mHAVING OBTAINED THE
ENTIRE INTEREST OF
JAMES e. BURREss AND JOSEPH G.
WILLIAMS
in the late concern Of
BURREss, WILLIAMS &. CO., F..
l beg leave to call the attention of my friends
to my very
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK
DRY GOODS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
In order to supply the demands of my i'm
mense retail trade am compelled to buy In
very large quantities, and consequently can give
..., merchants
CHOICE SELECTIONS,
LIBERAL MARGIN FOR PROFITS.
MY stock is replenished by
TRI-WEEKLY ARRIVALS OF
FRESH GOODS,
is kept at all times
FULL AND COMPLETE,
is always
FULLY ADEQUATE TO THE WANTS OF
THE TRADE.
THE QUALITY OF MY GOODS IS
SUPER OE,
PRICES AS Low AS SIMILAR GOODS CAN
BE BOUGHT ANYWHERE
I invite an examination by all in want Of
FIRsT-CLAss GOODS
THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
JOHN N. WOODEN, I'LL Main street.
between Eleventh and Twelfth.
The following gentlemen can be found with
me, who will be pleased to see their friends:
JOSEPH G.. WILLIAMS,
THOMAS D. QUARLEs,
... EDWIN A. WYNN, -,
w. L. JENNINGS,
F.v. SUTTON, Jn.,
G. R. MORTON,
...a
A. II. WOODFIN,
-. .-.F
les WILLIAM K. MCCAW. ..
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NOTICE.-The undersigned will continue
~ the WHOLESALE GROCERY AND COM
MISSION BUSINESS at The old stand as hereto
fore, In the name and style OF Robert +. WILL
LIAMS i CO., on his own account.
The same strict attention to business and to all
consignments will be given as heretofore.
Mr.. JOHN n. ROYAL viii continue VIII the
undersigned.
l..Im RORERT II. WILLIAMS.
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NORFOLK AND GREAT WESTERN

NUKFUIk AND UNEAI WESTERN
IN RAILR0AD-NOTICE.- THOMAS
), FLoUREOY, President of the road General
J. u. 1MRODEN, and Rev. Is. A. DAVIS, viii ad-
dress the people ut the times and places named In
this notice, will present the claims OF the NOR
folk and Great Western Railroad and the Land,
Loan ana Trust Conpsny To the promp! and 1be-
rai patronage OF the people. The ladies are par
tioularlS Invited and urged 10 attend, their iniu-
ence ts always for good, and their eountenance
particularly beneficial In forwarding the great en-
terpriaes Of the country.
, "WEDNESDAY, ssth of June, at Independence,
THURSDAY, soth OF June, AT Mouth OF Wilson,
GraysOn, Va. -
MONDAY, 4th OF July, ut Thomas's Factory,
Snf5a sf1niy sh Of july at Marion, sm,,h
VIII kEsDAY, 9th Of sIply, at GLADE Spring,
THuHsDAY, 9TH of July, at Abingdon, Va.
FRIDAY, sth Of July, at Bristol, Va,
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yentured the prediction some time ago
(says the DaHIaussaL Times that our young
friend ElishfyfSsssh, Jr., would pay for a
plantation he bought recently out of the
proceeds of one tobacco crop. He has done
lt--sold his crop for upwards of thirty-tiVe
hundred dollarS-enough TO pay for a PLAN
tation which cost him twelve dollars per
acre,
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Weiwere shown by the postmaster at this
place u counterfeit $40 note OH the Bank Of
Utica, New York. The face of the note was
splendidly executed, but the back clearly
showed its spurious character. The same
party has a fiVe-dollar bill of like counter
felt stamp. There are doubtless many Of
these kind in circulation, and we. would
caution our readers to be on their guard
Salem Ledger. -
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mE TRAVELLING BASKETS =. N
TRAVELLING BAGS, just the article i";'. sca-
son.
Also, 4 full assortment or DRY Co.'S, such
as are needed by persons visiting the SpriSs.
Supply yourselves before leaving the city Ut
-, EES-T BirITiIEhS',
1918 and 1ol5 Main street.
LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS, RUFFLEs,
LACE and EMBROIDERED HANDkER-
CuIFEs jy5
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NE HUCKABACk. TOWELS at 81 per
ST.; dozen worth $l.25; finf, II. i 4.....
HUCKABACK TOWELS at $l.5o per dozen
~. worth $2; .r 1856. .r.se..:. ~ 81.
HUCKABACK TOWELS at 500 per dozen
~ worth $3.50; :...,-..:.-. ~ - fT,.
HUCkABACK. TOWELS at a2.75 per dozen
worth $3.50; s,,...;:. ia f-.sr't ----
DAMASK TOWELS at o. per dozen worth 90;
A full assortment of EXTRA FINE DAAAsk
~ and HUCKABACk TOWELS. - ~
Also, CRASH, HUCKABACk.i and LINEN, for
TOWELS, at LEVY BROTHERS.,
''' Nos. LIB and l2I5 Main street.
Look at our CARPETS, oILCLOThs, MAT
TINGS, and RUGs.' Prices low. jy6
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DIED,
DIED, " 49,
In Manchester, July %, LILLE JANE, Infant
daughter Of John T. and Fannie Cottrell,
''Erc sin could blight sorrow fade
Death came with frb ndly care.
The opening bud to heaven conveyed,
And bade 1t blossom tlere,' q.

DOSTPO The FEAST AT
l. SHADY GROVE CHChCH has been post
p0ned on account OF inclemency of weather until
sth IVY faiE Il nos the next tsr
in the afternoon. Conyeyances will run from
Affects. '.~''@ " s-h&
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
From Our Special Reporter.
LETTER FROM LEXINGTON.

VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE COM
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF THE BOARD
-DISTISGUlsHED vIsIT0RS-FINE EX-
> ANIMATION.
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@ JUNE 49,; 1870. 10 4,fr 81,
:. -, MORE NEW SUMMER GOODS. Il, 81.
THOMAS r.. PRICE & co. I'll 81 :
are adding to their stock by constant arrivals
COLORED GRENADINES, % q dress to 81 50 per
yard; l.. e.-7 20 ~. It K -"
Splendid assortment NEW PRINTS at 10, La, Is,
and 2oc.; trga,t, Il. s.. Il s1t.- =
PoPLINS and OfaGANDIEs-everyp price; :,j:'l
IRISH LINENS and SHEETIEGS-ante-be
prices; .Ht.tE 80 Il -3.as< e>.ra y
BLACK SILKS, JAPAHRsE SILKS, MozAM-
BIQUES, ETC.; ,es=.u II i! ,s = 80
MOURNING GOODS tspecialtyh great variety;
BLACK IRON GRENADINES ut prices Of
early stage Of the season, although they have adj
:yancedin New York fifty per cent. HOSIERY,
COLLARS, GLOVES, SKIRTS, etc. etc. i,., /
@ Main street corner Eleventh, L
jels nearly opposite post-ofice.
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Saturday afternoon Chief of Police Hard
wicke was assaulted by Charles Mann and
John W. Cullen, members of the former
police force, who had been discharged.
Cullen and Mann, were baied in 800 to an-
swer indictments. Hardwicke is a new
chlef-Lynchburg NeUS. 49,. ..r
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From an Occasional Cor csponucnt.
LEXINGTON. july I'd, 1870.

KILLED BY LIGurNlNG.-A remarkable
and fatal stroke of lightning occurred AT
GAINESVILLE day before yesterday, a coioIea
man named John Robinson, while harvest S'.
Ing that evening in field belonging TO MI:
B. L. Gallaher, more than nunuI h' y ;nht
9na and tIo Instantly killed The only mark
, M,n1 his person was spot OF singcd hair
on NTH the TOP of his head, though the soles of
his boots were torn of.-AleIandria Gazette.
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STILL IN CUsToDy.-Thc man 1lovans who
was arrested mt Charlottesville on Wednes-
day on suspicion Of robbing Mrs. L. 3.
Slnitt, of New Orleans, is still in Jail in AL
bomarle county awaiting examination. A
letter found on his person when arrested
identified him as one of Il g;t7,g of Rich
mond thieves who had been operating ut
the Greenhrier White Sulphur Springs
fixed upon him OF not is doubtful, as no.
thing belonging to that lady was found in
his possession, -LynchburJ Ne1cS.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-11-02
Legal Notice.
STArE OF VERMONT,
y IAMOIIJE TnrTNn,x, &C


u. Lamoilc County Court,
t- May Term, A. b. 1870.
Whereas, Edward C. Nit hell, Darius T.,
Green and Warren c. Stevens, all of Boston. In
thecounty Of suffo k and State of Massachusetts,,
ana partners in trade under the name and style
OF Mitchell, Green 4 Stevens, have commenced
their action of General Assumpsit, against II an
son L. Cheney, late of Eden, now in parts I'M
SHOWN, demandingin damages the sum of Five
hundred dollars; and the same having been du-
iy brought up and entered upon the docket of
OF this Court Mt The above named term; and it
having been shown to the Court that the said
mson I. Cheney was in parts unknown, be-
You'd the limits of the State of Vermont, so that
no preccpt could be served upon him by a legal
and proper officer it is therefore ordered that
said cause be continued to the next stated term
Of said Court 10 be holden at Hyde Park in said
county, on the LIST Tuesday in December, next,
and tdat notice be given to the said Hanson I.
Cheney, deft., by the publication Of the sub
stance of the writ and process in this case and
this order three weeks successfully in the La
nellie Newsletter, a newspaper published at
Hyde Park in said county Of LamOlle, the last
of which publication shall be at least three
weeks before said first Tuesday in December,
1870, which said publications shall be sufficient
uotice to the said Hanson 7. Cherey, to appear
at the time and place aforesaid to defend said
action ~ ana. =. "|lt N-
Done by order of Court at Hyde Park in the
county Of Lamoille, this oath day of Oct, 1870
.- f. B. SAWYER, Clerk.
Brigham Waterman, Attys for Pits.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-11-02
lane COpeleu'S ESta e.

State of Vermont, Lamoie District, IS. In
Probate Court held ut johnson in said Dist,
on the 22d day of Oct, A. D. 1870
Charles r. Page, Administrator Of the estate of
Jane Copey, latq of Morristown in said district,
deceased max es application to said Court for Ii
ccnse TO sell all Of the real estate of Of said deccas-
cd representing that said sale Is necessary for the
payment Of the debts of said deceased and charges
If administration. ...f.T y
it is ordered, by said court, that al persons con
cerned therein be notified to appear Mt session OF
aid court to he holden ut the Probate Office in John
son, on The l4th day OF Nov. 1870, for hearing aud
decicsion thereon. ,.t.,..
For which purpose 1t is further ordered tliata
CODY of the record Of this order he published three
week s successively in the Lanoi le Newsdea lea, -
printed at Hyde Park previous tosad time appoin-
ted fer hearing.
A tue copy ofrecord Attest,
10 q. Q, CHADWICK, Judge.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-11-02
Clnuton G.. Denies Estate.

State Of Vermont. Lamoile District, g. In
Probate Court, held at johnson, in said Dis
trict. on the 9th day of Oct, A. ID. 1870. q
CIV DEMO, administrator on the estate Of Clayton
q Donio late of Hyde Park, In said dist. deceased
makes application to said court for license TO sci
iii M tho real estate of said deceased, representing
that said sale Is necessary for the payment Of the
debts of said deceased and charges Of administfa-
tlon. ,t, c.. A.. ii,
.,mi;eat,en come under constellation ann be heard
ON tbe 81 Nh day Of Nov, D 1870, at the Probate
once N johnson and II s further ordered, that
ali persons Interested he notified hereof, ny publ
cat,rn of notcc of this application and orper there
on three weeks successivey In the Lamoille News.
dealer printed at Hyde Park, before said time o.
hearing, that they, may appear at said tiIhcnnd
lace and III thew sec cause, object thereto
pi to '''"' Attest. 20. CHADWICK, Judge.