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FROM NEW YORK.
Canal Boats Lost.


OswEGo July Three canal boats were
abandoned in storm on Lake Ontario last night
and anxiety is felt for their crews. A tug has
gone in search of them.
Death Of Democratic Politician.
TROY, July 1.-Pomeroy Tucker, for many
years editor of the Palmyra Sentinel, and a we'll
known Democratic politician, died to-day, aged
sixty-eight. He had represented his district in
the Assembly and held other positions of re-
sponsibility.
The State Dental Society.
New YORK, July 1.-The New York State
Dental Society, in session here, have chosen the
following officers for the ensuing year:-Presi-
dent, l.. w. Roger; Vice-P President, G.. A. Martin;
Secretary, Charles Barnes; Treasurer, a. c.
Halves.
Kew York Produce Market,
NEW YORK, July 1.-Cotton quiet; sales of 200
bales at 20Hc Flour Unchanged sales of 1000
barrels. Wheat active and advanced 1c.; sales
Of $4,000 bushels No. at s120; and winter red at
s143@145. Corn frmer; sales of $4,000 bushels
mixed v estern at 91@9Sc Oats frmer; sales OF
10000 bushels State at 61H@69c., and Western at
6O@62c. Beef quiet. Pork heavy; new mess, 500 go
Lard steady Whisky quiet at 81 Ol.
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ingly did so, when Toomy ran a wet bar into the
Stag, the result OF which was a simultaneous ex-
plosion, which was heard three or four hundred
yards distant The hot cinder few in almost
every conceivable direction, Toomy and Quad
receiving the largest quantity. The works we're
set on fire in several places, which was extin-
guished by bringing the hose into play. Every
possible assistance was extended to the injured
men by their fellow-workmen, and medical aid
was summoned to their help as soon as possible
after the accident,
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FROM .NEW ENGLAND.
The billiard Championship.

SPRINGFIELD Mass, July LIB. F. Dennison
beat w. A. Tobin for the golden cue and billiard
championship of Massachusetts, last night
Score-Dennison, 1900; Tobin l014.
Obituary.
PORTLAND, Me-, July Mrs. Ware, wife Of
the venerable Judge Ware, OF Lhis city, dropped
dead at her home to-day from heart disease.
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Weather Reports.
FlNANCE AND CONRNrERCR.
EVENING TEIEaRAPH OFYIon. !

.
Theponey market is remarkably quiet to-day,
as is every department of our city trade. Even
speculation in stocks has subsidized for the pre-
sent, so that there is total absence of pres
sure for cash capital either on business or
speculative account. The rates continue to
range from 1904 per cent on call, and at
5@7 per cent. on prime discounts. To-day,
and for several days to coEle, large amounts
will be paid out both in coin and currency in
semi-annual interests and dividends, which
cannot fail to depress the market by Increasing
the supply of idle funds.
Gold opened active and strong, with the sales
fuctuating between 1121s@1l29S, closing at
noon at 1121.
Government bonds are in good demand, both
for investment and speculation, and the market
is again stronger. The 6s of 1881 and the 5-20s
of 1865, July, 1887, and 1868 are quoted ex div
Local stocks were active and strong. In City
securities there were sales of the new skies at
l00A. Sales of Lehigh gold loan at S915.
Reading was very active and stronger. Sales
at 53s4. Camden and Amboy sold at f1914;
Lehigh Valley at 573s; and Pennsylvania at 5794
2914 was bid for Philadelphia and Erie, and
37Ss for Catawissa preferred.
In Canal shares there were no sales but
Schuylkill was in demand at s; preferred do. at
17$4; and Lehigh at 3414
The balance of the list was firm but quiet.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
Reported by De Haven Bro No. 40 S. Third street.
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baltimore Produce BIarket.

BALIlMORE, July I.-Cott0n DUH and nominal ,anu
can be bought for 19Hc. Flour dull and less firm ;
Howard street superhne, s. 100000; do extra ss25
"a 90; do family, 81 25@9 90; City Mills superhne
s5 50X@6I6; do. extra S6 506T75; do famil 81 25a
1000; Western superane, s5bO95T5 do. extra &C. rs
a 6ib; do. family s6I597-25. Wheat unchanged ;
Maryland amber, 81 l56@1T0; PENNSYLVANIA, sl'45s
147; Western s13591'3S; new white, Sl659l'Tb
Corn; white firm at slls@l.20; yellow dull at sl05
07. Oats Gull at 6O@64c. Mess pork quiet at s3l O0
Bacon quiet rib sides lie seear DO IL <c: shOndes
lac Han .23@23Hc. Lard quiet az l6s<9lTAc
Whisky ia Iag demand OF SlO2S103,
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FROM THE PLAINS.
Great storm Id New Mexico.

FORT UNION, New Mexico, July IA terrible
storm of hail, wind, and lightning passed over
this pla yesterday afternoon, and hail-stones
as large as walnuts fell for an hour. Parties
in from the heighboring counties report the corn
crop is DESTROYED by it.
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PORT OF PHILADELPHIA. .............
CLEARED THIS MORNING

CLEAhED THIS MOHNIN9.
Ship Wallace, Jordan, Antwerp, Workman & co.
Steamer Ann Eliza, Richards, New York, WE. clyde
Str Vulcan, Morrison New York, W. M. Baird Co.
str Oomstock, Drake, New York, do.
Bark Isabella, Maner, Bremen, Workman & Co.
Bark Savannah, Scarie, Sombrero, Isaac HOugh d
Bark Sarah A. Dudman, Rogers, Havre, Workman
Brig George E. Prescott, Buckminster, Boston, Rep
pier, Gordon & Co.
Brig VI 9. Dearborn, eull Boston, do.
Brig Brig David D; VIC Collins, foy hsend Boston, do do.
ScSr Tennessee, CreeN Boston, LenROX & Burgess
Schr Sparte Smith, Boston, do,
Schr Ella Amsden, Smith, Salisbury, Mass, Knight
Sons.
Tug G. B. HHtchins, Davis, Baltimore with Tow OF
Tug Fairy queen, Wilson, Havre-de-G Grace, with g
tow OF barges, W. P. Clyde Co.
ARRIVED THIS MORNING.
Steamer Claymont Robinson, from Richmond via
Norfolk, with mdse. TO W. P. Clyde Co.
Steamer Bristol, Wallace, "a hours from New York.
with mdse. 10 w. p. Clyde 4 co.
with sugar to G. 4 c. Nj. o'Csilaghan- to
Warren Gregg. on the morning of the 2Sth Of
May was struck by lightning, and lost maintop.
Brig Scotland, COOK, 10 days from Cardenas, with
molasses TO E. G. Knight Co-yessel to Warren &
Brig Emily Smith, Ii DAYS from Pensacola, with
lumber to i. +. Garyn Co.-vessel TO knight Il
Sons.
Knckeroocker Ice Co-yessel TO Warren Gregg
Schr E. II. Graham Smith, from Kennebec, with
Ice 10 knickeIbocker Ice Co.-vessel TO Warren a
schr G. B. Wood, Smith, from Hallowen, with ice
70 Knickerbocker Ice Co.
Schr j. Bright, Shaw, from Boston.
sehr Ann S. Brown, Fish, from Newport
Schr j. A. Parsons, Young from Boston.
Schr George II. Bent, Smith, from Boston.
Schr Louisa Frazier, steelmaD, from Boston
Tug Ihos. Jefferson, Allen, from Baltimore,
Tug Chesapeake, Merrihew, from Hayre-,
Win a tow Of baTges 70 W. ?. Clyde 4 70.
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DOUBLE SHEET-THREE CENTS.

Of the coinage of the U. S. Mint for the month Of
June, 1ST0:-
Vdlue
Gold deposits. s606, $50 Al
Silver deposits and purchases. 90,921 96
Total deposits. s......,.............. s697, 1907 81
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
For additional Marine NerOs see h.side Pages.

by Cable.)
QUEENSTOWN, July 1.-The steamship Scotia, from
New York, June 22, for Liverpool, touched at this
port at O'Clock last evening.
by IelegrGph.)
NEW YORK, July j. - Arrived steamships Main
from Bremen, and Missouri, from Havana
Also steamship Britannia from Glasgow.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA. July
STATE OF THERMOMETERS AT THE EVENING TELEGRAPH
OFFICE.
IA. M........s3 IL A. M M....".ss 2P. M........s4
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JAY COOKE %. quoLe GOyeTnlneht securlles as
ll2@li9A: do. 1854. li2@1l94; do, 1855, li9l
@ii24; DO. DO, July, liIh9iii2s; do: do, 1861
i0s; Pacincs. lis5seii45s. Gold, il2k '''1~
MEssRs. DE HAVEN BRoTaKa. NO. 40 8. Third
Street. Philadelphia, report the following quotations;
do. 1864 112@119k; 40. 1855, li991l24; do 1865,
new, 1l1@1ll1l; do 1851, do. l1lsal1lA; do. 1855,
per cent Currency, 11s&@l14; Due Comp. Int
Notee ls 9old' li29ll2,li Silver, lO7s1O9,
Union Facnc X. X LIST Mort. Bonds, ss45ss55; Ceu-
Grant Bonds, sTT5sa7s5
We are furnished, Dy the poiteness OF Hon
James Pollock Director, with the following statement
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philadelphia Trade Report.

Total No. Of Pieces. -. 2,412,s4O s6S2, $50.
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FIRST EDITION
THE CELESTIAL SHOEMAKERs.
New Xork's Marrow Policy.
The Escape of a Criminal
Great Explosion at Harrisburg,

Eac., Etc. ETC., Etc. Etc.
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(By Cable.)
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-07
Letter from Prince william Go.

Corrcepoadenc. Of the Alexandria Gazette J
BRESTsvILLE, April 5.-rhe April term OF
Prince William cjrnty court vas held ycstcr-
day. But little business 0! any importance was
transacted by the court.
Tic las, will and testament Of Llnghorn
br!twcii va: proved By one witness and ITS
urob.ta deferred ill the next term to secure the
attendance OF the other Subscribing witness.
The caScs OF the commonwealth aGalust Mar
stellar anl Gr;sSny on indictments found by
the last grand jury, were continued and the re-
cOgpiZ1ucrs renewed.
Among the -arious nffces to be filled under
the dew constitution the c'crkship in this
county is lie one m9St ardcutly sought after,
there Hciug sotue ciaht or ten aSplrauts.
Tie merits Of that particular office seem 70
he in the Il. cendlnt; also, among the c0lored
reputation. Two Of that race were walking
Gown the street i:rIc Is day or tw0 ago, and one
haqin. asked the ether what he expected to
do tins year for Il living, r~eceivcd the reply that
"hc really dil'n, know, but reckoned he'd run
Tor the c!crkshir."
Hc have hid very inclemcnt weather Tor
four nr five days pasf, yesterday particularly
bcing disagreeablc. Ia spite of the storm, how
ever, there pas a considerable crowd at court.
The excessively VET weather has greatly dc
laycd all glrtivnin. AM Turning operations.
TYRONE.
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By virtue of q deed Of trust. dated January
1st, 1868, and executed by Anna Pattcn. and
duly recorded in liber I. No. 4. folio 81, o. III"
land records of Fairfax county, the undersign-
ed, Trustee therein named, will, in accordance
with written Instructions from the party secur.
ed, offer for sale, to tho highes. bidder. ior cash,
on the 9Th DAY Of JUNE, 1870. that beinc
Court day, 81 twelve o'clock noon, in front -
tho Court House Of Fairfax county, the FAkM
on which tho said Patten now resides, !ylnE
near Annndaie, in said county, and adjoining
the Back Lick road on the east and Irwin"
tract; also, adjoining the lands formerly own
ed by Louisa Summers and j. O. Arms, con
tanning by said deed 1891 acres, more or i"$&,
The land has the reputation of being good, with
considerable timber. and q comfortable llsssEsR
TWO-STORY DWELLING. built since Atgss
the war. The above land will be sold subject
to 8 deed of trust given to Louis@ Summers for
81, 600. The title TO this property. with th:
above exception, and .his deed is believed To be
good but selling as Trustee l shAI! only con-
vey the title vested in me rs sucn
LEVI DEFINING, Trustee.
. Fairfax CO., feb 24-eots
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SEIs&.sMH- NEWS.

The u. S. Marsha! advert.scs TOR sale, on
the l2;h Instant, tic steamer John Sylvester,
OF The Norfolk ii3c, To satisfy Il judgment Cd
taiucd o. Vim. q. Nc;ins, vi Mississippi. Hr.
Mems, while OF board o: this steamer lis Z
passenger, urokc through the deck p'3ta anci
broke his leg and the Court rendered him
damages therefor ~ tic amount 81 So,ovo'
The Charlottesville Chronicle makes re
port 0! the cnt,rpri-ing manner III which
MessrS. Carter. Randolph j. Go. have under-
taken tie execution OF their c]1Htract witii The
ChcsaIeakc and Ono railroad cJm paEy ior the
grading and masonry of five sections OF their
road in tabcil county, West Eirglnla.
The Ioudoun Mirror says that Il lick Of
flty-Savcn Sheep, belonging to Mr. Arthur a.
Chichester, !cw miles from i"csIurg, was
set upon iy dogs oa Sunday night, and every
one OF them u,orc or less inj uTct.-AA0ut one
half OF the number were killed outright.
There is i municipal var" in Portsmouth,
somewhat .imiIar 10 the one in Richmond
two counciis-councii chamber knocked open
and taken l,us:"-sloa by GIG ii ;be c1TtendinG
partles-two police departments, &o., &c.
Thos. y. Wayiani, A. = ticaton and a.
&. Green have becu appointed constables Tor
Rappahannock county. r.'
Mr.. Elem Fouschc, 4 we'll known citizen OF
Leesburg, was stricken :9ith paralysis on Satur.
day evening, and died Monday night.
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) A. l. r.

BY virtue Of deed Of trust from James wills
to the undersigned, Trustee, recorded IL Abn7
81, No. folio 289, for the purposes therein
named, l will sell, to the highest bidder, 81 the
hotel OF Henry Bicksier. at Drsnesville. Fair
fax county, Va, on SATURDAY, the 9th day
of April next, the TRACT OF LAND convey
cd by said deed. containing SEFENTY-
THREE 1871 ACRES OF LAND. There e.
is q comfortable DWELLING HOUSE, Eli
Kitchen and Barn on the land and mostly un-
der fence, with good water and fruit. Tn!
land lies about three miles from DTancsV!iie
and will be shown By Mr. Wills, who ro'i!"%
on it.
ADMINISTRATIONS in cash TO ply four hun
dred and sixty-six dollars. sixty.six and two,
third cents. with interest from the first day OF
January, 1868, and the costs of sale the resi-
due of the purchase.morey, q credit until tn.
lat day of January, 1871, will be given, II carr
interest from the day Of sale.
Sale To St | o'clock y. H..
. John POWELL, Trustee.
" II:c-oo n-oS1 1or,t,
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AMERICAN H1PpING.-An interesting question
arising from the course pursued by some ship
ping merchants during the war has just been
submitted 20 the Government. While the
Confederate cruisers Shenandoah and Alabama
we're rsmpagiog on the ocean. quite y number
of vessels with American registers found il
necessary, in order to keep their trade, to
surrender their registers and take enc from
Great Britain or France. They have !rc tho
most part since the war desired 10 change
back again and sail under the American flag,
but have been unable to do so under the gen.
eral law. The Treasury authorities have been
appealed to to recommend Congress to grant
the re'iet asked, but it seems to have been
rather a delicate matter. the officials con
tending, as a general RUE, That the vessels in
question should have stood by the American
flag. However, the question is to be brought
at once by the parties interested to the at'en-
ton of Congress.
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The subscriber will offer, a. public sale, o.
MONDAY, April llth, on the premises, =: II
O'Clock a. M. that desirable RESIDENCE Hn4
LOT OF GROUND. No 6S Fairfsx street. -
Joining tho corner of Duke st il has 2 good
yard, with water two stories and y" :t!ir.
TERMS-One-haif caih; tho residue u four
months. The property in the meanwhile j. y
fered at private sale Apply 20 WILLIAM
p. CARNE, e4 Duke street.
nh 1e-eotf CHARLES GRAHAM
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BOOK AND STATIONERY STOEt

Tor sale ~
FRENCH'S
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE,
No. 95 King street.
. AN OLD FASHIONED GIRL, by Ioui:S
II. Alcott, author of "Littlo Women ! vol,
illustrated; ST 90.
EVERY SATURDAY for this week. coz
tains the opening chapters Of Dickens, new ST"
ry. published from advanced sheets, By spcci@'
arran cement with the author. The story Is
called 1.-THE Mystery Of Edwin Brood" Wit!
original illustrations. Price Ice per copy 81
per anuuln. Mailed to any part Q! the country.
Now is the time to subscribe. ,
The Combined Arm Rest, Paper Cate" and
Ruler l desire 10 introduce to book.k"cpcr''
accountants, merchants md business men gen
orally. This is a new invention and lnorouSh!F
practical as every business man will sac =: :!
glance; price ST..
The special attention Of teachers is asked t.
the new Rubber Slate Cushions, @ttached t. me
fra mes Of States, the object Of which - /"
prevent scratching the desks, noise, c!@. Ihc:"
cushions answer q better purpose than c"T"rf"
slate frames and are not onc.tenth tho cost -
Every school boy and girl shonld us" them.
New books daily.
upl G.. +. FRENCii.
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RAILROAD MATTERs.-The Washington

RAILROAD MATTERS. The Washington
Chronicle says I'VE learn from o good
quarter that the standing instruction ofthc
Baltimore and Ohio railroad management to
its contractors on the Metropolitan branch is to
make such progress in the work of construction
that its completion shall be assured cotempo-
-rancously with that OF the Baltimore and Poto.
mac railway. AS Gen. Cameron and Gov.
BOWIE have given assurances that the Bait
more and Potomac road will be completed,
save some tunnellng at Baltimore, by q year
from now.
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Auction SALES.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
II ABLE FARM.-Pursuant to q decree O
the Circuit Court of FauquieI county, mace or
the 1 3 9Th y day of S ssg pta toT Of VIM VIM. r Rs sRG case d e:
ceased, Us. John D. Rogers, &C., the under
signed, as the Commissioners of sale therein
named, will offer to the highest bidder, hct&re
the "Beyeridge House" in the town OF Middle
burg, on SATURDAY. the 18th cay OF ysnu-
airy, 1870, thatbesutltIl farm, cs siod nv .Jobn
D. Rogers, containing 1876 acres;
This farm is situated on tho Iurnplk" iFo"
Middleburg to The Plains, aooat z miles lr'H'
the former and 6 miles from the latter PIaSr';
1t is of the best quality OF Fsnquier IN Inna :
well ,encei with stones ard rails, well WG.eCo-'
g large portion of it we'll set in clover mas A'
abundance of tho most valuable tlmCer; +"
young orchard Of choice fruit; Is IN l. neH.'uS'
fne neighborhood, and is altogether SPOUT tn'
most desirable farm now offered Tor saie !" 'hs
section of Virginia. es
The improvements consist Of g eomiort- aSEssI
able STONE DWELLING, Kitchen ~E@a
Meat House. Dairy, &c.
The decree authorizes US to sell either ut tr'
| vate or public sale upon the following
TERMS. viz :-One.tenth of the purchase,
| money in cash, and so much more a. with $50
| one.tenth will make one-third Of the %h1"
| purchase.money to be paid on the conurH!a
| ton of the sale by the. Court, and the rel
due in two equal payments IN one Az"
| Two years, Lu6 ucieEISO pa' Hl~H'"
| forest from the day of sale, snd to DO secuT'"
| by the bonds Of the purchaser, and r"teHt'"" "
| tho title until last payment IL made.
BURR J.
AkTH. l.. ROGERS.
Commissioners Of Sale.
Midd!cburg, Va, dec lT-cotS
NJ. The above safe IS postponed til ioI"~-
| DAY, March lst, when i. will take place 0e'"fe
| the Court House door "t Warrent"n. jfe3-""'a
aa-The above sale is postponed until ~ ~,
| DAY, the 18th day of March 1876. whrn II WIZ
| take place bnforo tho C"":ri Houso N " "Flc"-
| ton, Va. III
Va The above sale is postponed 10 IUh9-
| DAY, the oath day Of May, Court day "":h
| will take place in front of the Court HouSc i"
Warrentor. ~ @-coS-
I~OMMISSIONE K'S SALE OF FAlEfAA
" LAND.-Undcr authority OF = decree q.
| the Circuit Court of Fairfax CO., w., mae 5.
its November term, 1859, in the SUIT CT A!'!'oI!,
/ Guardian, vs.. William Allison CT 81, me sun
scriber will sell, by public a%uctinn, ID TIC mgr
est bidder, on MONDAY,th 18th dayoi Air'!.
/ Court day, st. IL o'clock M. a. the from; Goo!
of tho Court House OF ssid county, HUN-
| DRIED AMI FIFTY ACRES OF WOOD
LAND ON THE POTOMAC, in said county.
near the mouth Of Occoqusn. being that part -:
/ the Sandy Point farm which, IN the DIVISION 81
it. was allotted TO the widow and heir: or J"tn
| w. Allison, decd; said property b:ln ! order
| ed to be sold for default Of former purchaser" -
| payment Of purchase money.
rb 1o-ont. COmn'r
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-07

President Grant yesterday withdrew from
the Senate the name of George Il. Pearrc to
be Judge of the U. S. Court in the Fourth
Circuit (Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia,
North and South Carolina,) and nominated in
his place Hugh l.. Bond, Of Baltimore.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-07

"A FALL.'-Polack is sentenced to five
years inprisoment at Baden for picking a
pocket. A few years ago he was noted as one
OF the leading gamblers at Baden, Winning slO,-
0OO in one season, and at another time bleeding
the bank to the extent OF $50, 600. lie was
very fashionable aud elegant in those DAYS.
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TINCOURAGENEoME INDUSTRY.

E NNCf)U lSAtE ME-
VIRGINIA SASH, DOOR AND FRAME
FACTORY,
Corner Queen and Fairfax sts., Alexs.
We have now made up aN doors OF al! slzsS,
from 81 10 $40; WW Windows of Sash, glazed
and unglazed, cheap; 900 pairs Blinds, all
sizes HOOD feet Mouldings, ~ different pat,
terms. Will mako vt short notice WindoWiand
Door Frames, Brackets, &c, Novels, >Balus-
tiers and Hydrsnts constantly on hand. Liber-
ri discounts mado to dealers. .
Being practical mechanics ourselves, we feel
confident tb%t VIC csn please our customers.
- Planning, Tongue and Growing, Saving,
manner.
Plans and specifications furnished 10 parties
contracting with us for building materials
MARI ..,. RISHElLL q HOOGE. (.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
CoMM1ssI0SER's OFFIC

B~tRaYYILLE, Va, April lst, loio,l
VIRGINIA, Clarke county, TO wit: Chas.
NJ. Castleman, Commissioner, complain
ant, versus John K. Grigsby's Administrator
and others, defend ants In chancery.
By q decree rendered in this cause at the &C.
tober term, 1853, of the Circuit Court CT Clarke
county, it was ordered that one of tbs Com
nis2ioners of this Court do state, settle and sd-
lust the accounts OF Bette N Grigsby, Adm'z.,
and David Il. Mcclure, Admir-. Of }. Ran
dolph Grigsby, decd and also convene the
cre!irors OF said j. Randolph Grigsby. decd,
by publication in some convenient newspaper,
and ascertain and report the amounts due to
Them and each of them, and their priorltles' u
Randolph GrIgsby owned at the time Of his
death, their situation, value and annual value
Publication of notice is made equivalent to
personal service of same.
+ The parties to this cause and the creditors OF
suil ]. Randolph Grigsby, deco, are hereby
motifed that l shall proceed to execute the pro
visions cf this decree at my office, in Berryville'
On THURSDAY, tho 9th day OF Missy, 1911
CARTER NJ. IOUTHAN,
Com,n'r in Chanccry.