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If the Enquirer Is satisfied with the &C.
r.n,-,,,tivc members of the

r. the ENQUIRER Is satisfied with the &C.
+,on az the conservative members of the
General Assembly its satisfaction Is Q
sonrce Of pleasure to US. We would
hv NO means desire that that renowned
;ournal should take sides against us
On the contrary, when the Enquirer:
the Whg, and the Dispatch, agree
upon line of policy to be pursued
by the true people Of Virginia, we always
feel confident that that policy VIII pe
euccessful. II in our little paragraph
of Monday, which was intended 10 assure
the people that the Enquirer was "iii'is ~
he known rs Conservative" paper, we
did Injustice to that journal by intlma1lhs
that there had been doubt on the sun)cc.'
no one would regret it more than We. "s
had really understood the Enquirer us no'"s
anxious to organize a party in Virginia W
he called and known ~ the Demoe,"''s
marty. We had somehow or DINER io.e'.,u
th;s ;mnression from the columns Vi 'is
Enn,,;re, ;.seyf Perhaps we misunderstood
the following language, "hich "ppe"'o" u"
It's leading editorial of the I'd OF july:
mThc Democratic party is theaonly exist
inc organization, and the only organlZ:a!,
zion likely to exist for some years tnit wiz
oppose with efficiency the hepupilc"n
the Republicans with efficiency have no
other place to which they can 60: IL Is
folIy. or worse, to play on prelud,cc,
founded on ante-war opposition to the n :t
mocratlc party, to justify opposition 10 1t,
or delusive neutrality. There Is not ana
there never has been any party 10 whlcn
some objection cannot be made. The ques-
ton is. which is to be preferred. we take
it for granted that the great mass OF the
white men of Virginia now prefer the DC
mocratic party to the Republican party.
Nor do we seriously doubt that large mass
of the more intelligent and cultivated CO.
lored people will come to prefer the same
party. ;u,,s
trious party. whose history is ldentlhed
with the history of the country from the
foundation of the present system OF govern
ment, he strengthened and made ready for
action at once"
We, too, attended the meetings OF the
committee of the Conservative members o1
the General Assembly, and also the maj
meeting of the Conservative members
themselves and we know that Mr.. DANIEL
was commended to the meeting as being
opposed TO the merging Of oar organization
in that Of The Democratic party. TWO gen
tlemen vouched for this fact. None denied
it. Does the Enquirer mean to be under
stood as occupying the same ground IN thls
respect which Mr. DANIEL does!
The articles which we quote from our
Virginia exchanges show that there was
general impression abroad among the peo-
pie that somebody desired to see the Con-
servative party abandoned and the Demo
cratic party Embraced. They also indicate
qualification that the advice Of that some
body WAS not followed.
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~JULY 9Th, 1870.

NE JULY 9Th, 1870.
T. r. PRICE & CO.,
corner Eleventh and Main, nearly opposite post
office, are opening daily for the summer trade
new und choice STAPLE and FANCY DRY
GOODS,
IRISH LINENS, LINEN SHEETINGS,
TOWELLINGS, COTTON SHEETINGS,
BLEACHED COTTONS, HUCKABACkS, &C.
BLACK IRON GRENADINES, BOMBhZINES
TAMESE, GRAPE Wells and COLLARS,
HOSIERY, GAUZE VESTS,
READY-MADE SHIRTS (warrantedh
PARASOLs, UMBRELLAS, SUN SHADES, &C
striking, bargain is offered In 500 to COO yard
CHECKED and STRIPED FRENCH and ia
PANESE SILKS at less than importers cost
beautiful goods for walking suits for sojourner
at watering-places.
New assortment PRINTS at 10, l2a 15c., &C., &c
Buyers either at retail or wholesale they Invite
a call from, as upon their first floor will be eX
hibted duplicates OF their elegant stock Of ORES:
GOODS, &C., any of which will be cut at loves
jobbng rates.
i've T. r. PRICE 6 co.
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Tie engineer in paper mill at Schuyler
vile, n. T., got too much steam in his
boiler on Wednesday, and an explosion was
the result. He was slightly scalded, as were
likewise two other persons who stood near
by at the time. 1t is curious coincidence
that six years ago, at almost the same hour
of the light, the same kind of a boiler, sus'
pended in the same place, but revolving in
q different direction, exploded in precisely
the same manner, passing through nine
buildings and killing two persons.
The anti Chinese feeling in North Adams
Massachusetts, is so strong that IN Ameri
can employed to teach the ncwly-arrivet
Chinese the language has been attacked
with volleys of stones.
Senator McCreery peremptorily refuse
| to be candidate for Governor of Ken
| lucky.
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n1z.MTHE uEATED TERMN ISl

"TTE il EAT i D TERM" is
CUMiNG.- The summer months will very soon be
fairly ushered In with their sultry weather and
long train of diseases. II is the season when ma
ture can do little in recupcrating our exhausted
strength, and when VIC are required to foTttfy our
physique against the dangers arising from the uni
guard is that sure and reliable tonic and lnviy0-
rator MISHLER's HERB B:TT"RS, which Is
endorsed and recommended by the Medical Facul-
ty, and by unnumhered thousands or persons in
every city town. and village IN the country, who
have tested It's remedial virtues, and by It's aid pre-
served or recovered their health It Will purify
the blood and sccrctions, cure every form Of indi
gesti0n, aud afford immediate relief In cases of
dysentery, collie, cholera, cholera -morbus, and
kindred diseases. Provide yourself NOW against
q time of need. Delays are oIt5n dangerous.
Nv ll-deOd&w1w
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@ MOSQUITO NETTING.
A FULL SUPPLY JUST OPENED BY US
all widths, qualities, and prices.
i've #. r. PRICE & co.
MI MpRO BONO PURLICO.n

ME- "PRO BONO PUBLICO."
ON hand, and constantly receiving from the
northern markets, one of the most complete and
best elected stOcks'of DRY GOODS to be found
in the city, embracing every style and variety OF
DREsS GOODS,
CASSIMERES,
IINFNS,
UOMESTICS,
HOSIERY,
GLOVES,
NOTIONS, &C.
These goods were bought at the lowest market
rates and are being sold at prices which defy COM
Dctition. Our IRISH LINENS arc % per cent.
cheaper than can he found clsewhcre. We are the
sole agents for Richmond and vicinity Of Roberts's
celebrated PARABoLA NEEDLES, formerly
sold by William n. Bell & Co.
Give us a call before purchasing elsewhere, as
we pledge ourselves to give satisfaction TO all In
want Of CHEAP DRY GOODS. Remember the
place. a; GOLDbAOh.
sO7 Broad street, between Sixth and Seventh.
jy4
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M45~ HANDSOME STRIPED GING-
HAMS at eOc. would be cheap at 3oc. /; PLAID
MOZAMBIQUES at zoe. worth aOa. a; PLAIN and
GRANITE LENOS at 2Oc. worth 30c.; STRIPED
LENOS at 90 and and Csc. worth 80 and 4oc.
handsome WORKED ORGANDY at SOC. per
yard worth 75c. all wool DELAINES at 3sc. per
yard worth 5Oc.; PRINTED PERCALES or
CkMBRICS at 16sc. would be cheap ut 20c.
BLACK ALPACA at 25, 80, IS, 40, Soc, and up
to $I.25 per yard. This assortment embraces all
Qualities of ALPACAS, and are very cheap
goods. For cheap DRESS GOODS call at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 12l5 Main street.
Don't forget that the leading dry goods stores
close at8P NJ. jyu
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DIED.,
DEEUs
instant, MARY A.. wife Of Jane

Tuesday, 18th instant, MARY A.. wife Of James
L. Boswell, aged thirty-One years.
Her funeral will take place from the residence
Of her husband, TweGty-lhird between Leigh anC
VI streets, ut % O'Clock THIS "Wednesday 4 +,
TEhAuuN. The friends and acquaintances arc
respectfully invited to attend.
On Saturday. July 9th In IIenrico county, Va
ROBERT TRACY WILLIAMS, infant son OF
George T.. and Margaret Williams, lale of New
York aged SIX months.
Another rosebud Of earth garnered for the i'm.
mortal wreatlls OF the skies.
On the 80 instant at the residence of his parents
III Prince Georges county, Md, j. THOMAS Is
MARTIN, aged twenty-eignt years, eldest son OF
Rev. John 5. anu Sulan L. Martin.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,)
RICHMOND, July S, 1870,
No. SO Franklin street.I


TAYLOR, &C., vs. ELLETT's EAECU-
l. TOn, &C.,
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF HENRICo COUNTY.
of Nay, 1870, 1t Is ordered and decreed
THAT one of the commissioners OF THIS court
inquire what would be proper sum 10 ne pau w
fee simple in lieu of her dover in the surplus pro-
ceeds of the sale of the said land after
satisfying the lien of said Elicit thereon
incly to decide wrether she will, if the court
shall permit her to do so, elect 10 receive suc,t
sum or any sum In absolute right In lieu OF
her said dover. The said commissioner IS als0
and personal, OF the said John y. laylor' anu OF
the debts due his estate, distinguishing Inc SAINT
as spcrate and desperate. and If necessary tor ln
purpose an account Of the administration o1 salu
Ereinanda T. Taylor thereon also an accom- OIL
all outstanding debts and liabilities due by inc e.
tate of said Taylor, showing the evidence ny WhiGh
ties of said debts upon the estate OF SAID Iaylor
and whether sale of any other real estate omheu
by said Taylor Will be necessary 70 pay ms ue1ts
lin taking an account of said administration INC
said commissioner shall regard as prin!n J9cte
corr, ct, but liable TO be surcnarseI ana iaslneu
any accounts of said administration heretofore
settled and recorded according Io law.
"The said commissioner may publish notice OF
the time and place OF proceeding TO take The ac'
counts and inquiries hareby directed LII one OF the
daily newspapers published In Kichnohd Sity
once q week for four successive weeks, which
shall he deemed equivalent 20 personal service on
the parties Interested. Al which accounts and
INQUIRIES thu said commissioner Is directed to
state and make report to the court with any other
matters specially stated which may be deemed
pertinent b. himself or may DC required 10y any
party 10 be So stated
.rIc partIcs Interested arc hereby notified that
have fixed Oh FRIDAY the 5th Of August, 1870, al
O'Clock i. NJ. as the time and my oihce as the
place, to execute the foregoing aSc5ee EVANS
iyGW4g Commissioner.
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M IRON GRENADINES, all qualities

~ IRON GRENADINES, all qualities,
at reduced prices
tLPACAS, BOMBAZINE, TAM1SE,
BaKEG S, TAMART1NE,
LAWNS and GINGHAMS;
A full assortment Of CREPE COLLARS,
CREPE Wells,
MOURNING HANDKERCHIEFS,
GLOVES, MITTS, and LACES, at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
Nos. 1918 and l2l5 Main street.
Our store VIII be closed at P. M. VIII open at
GA. NJ, so purchase your goods early in the morn
ing, the most pleasant time to do your shopping.
Nv
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The american Colleges and the american
Public. BY NOAH PORTER, d. D., Pro
lessor in Yale College. New Haven,
Conn.,: CHARLES G.. CHATFIELD d Co.
1870.
For sale by WoopHousE & PARHAM.
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ME- REDUCTION In THE PRICE OF
HUCKABACK TOWELtING.- HUCKABACK
TOWELLING ut 16sc. worth 20c. HUCkA-
BACK ToWELLIAG ut Csc. worth 35c. l1UCK-
ABACK TOWELLlNG ut 4Oc. worth 60c.
HUCKABACK TOWELS at 10, l2a l63 O,and CSC.
apiece; extra heavy LINEN ShEET1NG, VIII
measure two and half yards full at 9oc. worth
Sl25: PILLGW-CASE LINEN, forty inches
wide, at soc. would be cheap at e5c., at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1913 and l2l5 Main str eet.
Five hundred dozen COATS'S COTTON just re-
ceived We can supply the trade and the rest of
mankind' with every No. jy ii
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ME- SPECIAL NOTICE.-We desire to
attract the notice of our friends and the public
to the fact that we give careful and strict atten-
ton to RENTING OUT HOUSES and LANDS,
and th with faithfulness and integrity we attend
to COLLECTING RENTS.
E: e g. aIIdb, HILL & eoDD1N'
jy s-eod3t NO. l.oa Malh stleel'
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n~ ONE UNDRED BRIDAL
QUILTS, large enough for the largest beo, at *iDo
worth $3.50: extra heavy and large BRIDAL
OITILTS at g. worth $3.50; LANCASTER
QUILTS ut So. so and Is: MARSEILLES QUILTS
at So, g. RS, and upwards; large stock OF CO.
LpRED QUILTS at very low prices at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
Nos. 1918 and l2l5 Main street.
Rear II in mind that all of the leading dry goods
stores close at z. NJ. So govern yourself ac-
cordngy. ~ IL
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The Los Angeles (Cal.) Daily Neecs un-
dertakes to convince the Dispatch that in
California crop of wild oats will naturally
enough follow Il crop of wheat. What the
Dispatch doubted was, not the fact stated
above, but what seemed to be statement
that wheat sown one year and cut for hay
would turn into wild oats the next. AS the
Netos states the fact, it has no mysteries
Go
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The WAR IN EURoPE.-1t didn't come off.
A telegram from New York informs Us
that France and Prussia have settled their
difficulties. For our part, we never put
the least faith in the rum0rs.
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COOP DocTEINE.-The Fredericksburg
Nesrs says:
alt is nonsense for the Legislature to
fix the compensation of our town officers,
mayors, &c, unless the State is to pay
them. Let the To,on Legislature attend to
that part of it,"
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, }
No. $40 Franklin street.
pYf,uhnND VA .July Oh 1s7O

TOHN A. LYMAN, EXECUTOR OF
u Thomas z. August, deceased. Plaintiff,
against ...-
p. Aux Just and others. :;:........,D Defendants
by decree entered In This cause by the chan
Gerry court OF the city OF Richmond on the 10th day
OF June 1870, l. Is ordered that the complainant
John A. Lynham, do render All account of his exc.
EDITORIAL transactions executor OF the last will
and testament OF his testatOr, Thomas Z. August,
deceased, before one of the commissioners OF this
court who Is directed to examine, state, and settle
the same, and also to ascertain The amounts, II
any, due and owing from said estate to The defend
ants, Otis +. Manson and William Ira smith, re :
Spectiyely, and all others the creditors OF said
estate, and the order aud priority thereof respect
lively. And that said commissioner report. the
same to the court with any matters specially
stated deemed pertinent by himself, or which may
be required by any OF the parties to be so stated
"A notice of the time and place Of taking the
aforementioned account and warning all the
creditors of the said testator to appear and prove
their accounts. shall be- published once week for
four successive wee ks In some convenient news
paper, and shall be equivalent to personal SER
Vice Of such notice." .-
The parties interested are hereby notified that
have fixed on THURSDAY the 9TH day Of August
1870 At Q o'clock A. NJ. ut my Office. 10 state the
accounts and take proof Of debts required BY the
Aforesaid dccree THOMAS j. EVANS,
iy6-Iu4w lCommis sioner.
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~ DISCIPLES CHURCH (SYCA-
MOKEl, ELEVENTH STREET between
BROAD AND MARSHALL.-Preachin on
EVERY LORDS DAY at II A. d. and 8 7. NJ.
Elder j. A. DEARBORN, pastor. Prayer meet
ing on WEDNESDAY EVENINGS at z. NJ.
Seats fres.
Parsonage, 40s Twelfth street. my
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, !

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
' LOUISA COURTHOUSE, June ID, 1879. d.
ITO HARRIET BRANHAM AND FL
: LEN A. BRANHAM.."......'..fl aintins'
MIetus T. Gooch, sheriff of Louisa, and as such SUI
administrator de bonis non OF Caroline r. lu;.
new. and as such sheriff dmiuistratord de oonl5
nan of James NJ. Branham, deceased, George n.
Brsnhain in his own right and as atiministra-
tor Of Busbrod " Branh nt, deceaseat ann II,
john l.. BraDham, deceased, Mary branh I'm
Ludlow Branham, John R: Quarles, execu,
tor Of Sarah Branham, deceased, virginia
N. Crank Marion II. Crank, George L.. Crank,
James III. Crank, Cornella A. Crank. Victoria
Crank, Texanna Crank. Thomas Crank, Bette
wIfe Luther mier r. Bailey and Mary f. his Wife,
and William Fl. Crank in his own right and as
executor Of John L. Branham, deceased, ana
Nilctus T. Gooch, sheriff OF Louisa anu as suG n
nexed, of william Tompkins, deceased Rachel
n. Toinpkins and Susan r. Thayer, defendants
in chancey suit ndp faanK IN n sne spesa
missioner appointed therefor by decree rem
dered In the above suit oD the 28.h day OF April,
1870 shall proceed at the law ONCE or +. ';
Winston, at Louisa Courthouse, on TUESDAY
the 9Th day of August next, to take The following
accounts, as directed by said degree ,,,, Tho ro
1st. The accounts Of william III. crank, the re-
ceiyer In the above suit
I'd, An account showing the amount of the pur-
chase money due from James Nj, Vest, George ID.
Branham, and Harriet Branham, purchasers h Is
cause, in taking which account the Commissioner
will decide subject to the control of the court III
questions which may &c raised rs to whether the
bonds Of said purchasers Ought to De paid accoi
ing to their face value should be scaled ana IL
the later. upon what principle, presenting In his
principal statement his own views OF these ques-
lions but making such alternate statements as ne
may deem expecent, or which may be required
sS. An account Of the administration Of NJ. T.
G0ocn upon the estate Of Caroline +. Putney, de-
ceased.
4 h. An account Of the validity of the claims Of
the estate of William Tompkins, deceased, Rachel
NJ Tompkins q. d Susan h. Thayer. upon the es-
tate of Caroline +. Putuey, deceased showing the
amount due the said parties respectively from sald
estate and all other debts and demands against
said estate 1t ordered by the said decree that
notice of the time and place OF taking SAID ac-
counts, If published for four weeks successlyely
in the Richmond Dispatch, should be equivalent
To personal service OF notice as 20 all the parties
except tile purchasers of the land aforesaid, who,
If In the State, should have actual notice. The par
ties above mentioned are required ~ ;ttenu De-
fore Inc at the time and place aforesaid with such
papers and testimony as will enable me TO lake
the accounts aforesaid.
Given under my hand as special commissioner
of the circuit court Of Louisa this 1tlh Of Jnne,
1870. IHOMaS IL. IUIWlLEh'
jyl3-W4w
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TAMkANY.-It is singular and sugges-
tive fact that Mr.. MURPHY, who was on
Monday confirmed as collector Of the port
of New York, is said to be a sort of Tam
many Republican. Wonderful is the infu
ence of Tammany.
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jy GW4'
COMMISSIONERS GFFIcE,l
No. $40 Franklin street.


IVA YLOR VS.. CAV Z Do AND
l. OTHERS.
IN THE CuASCERY COURT OF THE CITY OF
RICHMOND.
BY decree entered In this cause on the l4tn
June, 1885, the court doth order that Jane Ca-
yedo, adnini.tratrix OF William F. Cavcdo, de-
ceased, do render, before one OF the commission
crS OF the court an account OF he's TRANSACTIONS az
dministraIrlN :.s aforesaid ana an account oi ai
the said WiIl,am f: Cavedo, deceased, since ms
death. And that said commissioner take an ac-
count Of the outstanding debts OF SAID lillian r.
Cave do deceased, including The claim Or the pain,
tiff William ia. lor mentioned In his BILL and
That said commissioner also ascertain how much
is due To said plaintiff how due, the consider alton
of such debts, and whether payments have been
made by said Cayedo to th:.palnt.h on said debts,
that he report 70 the court Win any matters ape-
ciaily Stated deemed pertinent by himself, or
which any party may require TO NC specially
state'n
Bya decree entered in this cause June 18th, 1870,
1t Is ordered that OF the commissioners or
this court do make The inquiries and take the ac-
counts ordered by the decree made In this cause
te 18th day of june, 1858 and that he ALSO IN
quire AID report whether the sale directed by the
said decree OF June 18th, 1885, has been made; and
IL 3d. when IL was made. whD were the purchasers
of the property, and at what prices ; whether the
purchase money has been paid and 10 whom. and
what disposition has been made OF 1t and " he her
deeds have been made u the purchasers. Also,
that he inquire and report what Is the value OF the
dover OF Inc defendant, jane Cayedo, In the real
died seized and possessed, and what Is the pre-
sent fec simple value OF the same"
And by decree entered In this cause June Is,
1870, '.iLis ordered that In taking the accounts
dered by the DEGREES entered In this cause on the
h day Of June, 1883, and on the 18th day OF June,
1870, 1t shall he sufficient for the commissioner 10
give notice TO the parties interested therein and to
creditors by publication Of notice of the time and
place Of taking said accounts once week for four
weeks In some one or more OF the papers pub
II shed In The city OF Richmond"
The parties interested are hereby notified that
have hx-d on WEDNESDAY, the eth day Of July,
1870, at 8 O'Clock A. M, as the time, and my
Office as the place, to make the inquiries and take
the accounts ordered by the aforesaid DEGREES.
0s THOMAS j. EVANS, !,
fe s8-TuAw Commissioner In Chancery.
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u1HE C0MM0NWRALTH OF YIRGI.

fbNHE COMMON w EliL IL VI fIhOI-
MA IT, THE SHERIFF OF NELSON
COUNTY, GREETING Where's Joseph l..
Harris assignee of Sylvanus Meeks. heretofore
exhibited To our circuit court for Nelson county
his bill OF complaint against John j. Coleman,
Sr.. whereupon sundry proceedings nave neen
had as appears from the records and Ills OF the
said court; but before a final decree c0nld pc pro-
nounced in the cause the said John ). Coleman,
Sr depart ell this life, bat whether testate or IN
testa,e DIES net officially appear, and there being
no personal representative; ana the sald Joseph
l.. Harris, assignee. having suppllcaied us lor
proper remedy In this behalf, and we Delng
willing that what Is right and just should be done
Therefore we command you that you max KNOWN
according to law to Richard Ii. Colem al, hawes
~. Coleman, Walker Coleman, Frederick u.
Cabell and Clara his wife, Charles ID. Everett ana
MolIic II. his wife, VIII am a. Coleman, john y.
Coleman. Jr., and Samuel 4. Coleman, that they
he before the Judge of said circuit couct AT te
court -house on the first day of the next term, 10
show If ANYTHING FIR themselves they nave OF
know to say why the said suit should not be 20
ceeded into final decree against them as lne neirs
Mt law and distributes Of the SAID John q. Gore
man Sr,. deceased, and be In all things IN the
same plight and condition as II was at the Time Oh
the deceass of the said John j. Coleman, ST., de,
ceased and further to do and receive whal our sai
court shall In that part consider. AND nave then
there this writ. - ,a,, of our so,d
court at the courthouse, the sth day OF July, le
and in the ninety.ffth year of the Commonwealth
GEORGE ). ST EVENS, Clcrk;
To be executed on Richard III. Coleman only,
who Is a non resident of the State of Virginia,
jyl3-WIw GEORGE 5. STEVENS, clerk.
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NJ INFANTS ROBES,
FROCK WAISTS,
EMBROIDERED EDGINGS and IESERTINGS,
GARMENT DIMITY,
CORDED NAINsOOk and CAMBRIA,
CHECKED and STRIPED NAINsOOK,
CHECKED and STRIPED SWISS MUSLINS,
TUCKED and PUFFED MUSLINS for waists,
CAMBRIA, JACONET, SWISS, NULL, and
NAINsoOK MUSLIES;
BISHOP LAWNS,
aud I'LL other kinds Of WHITE GOODS, OF the
lowest prices, ut LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and I?l5 Main street
Look at the TUCKED sKIRTING ut soc. per
yard. SKIRTING CAMBRIC5 at rs and a0c. per
yard. A large stock Of WORKED BANDS ut
very low prices. jyu
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cPRINa STOCK OF FURNITURE
8 T A G z 8

ST. CYS
are receiving an IMMENSE STOCK, oouent AZ
GOLD RATES, and are determined not 70 DC
undersold by any house In the country
Examine before you buy.
NH 15 1908 AND 1910 MAIN STREET.