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R1cHARD WALTERS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IL sae-wll sell this day wednrsdsy at ls o'clock noon
~ y East Broadway black Horse opon
Coach. one set OF double Harness
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Very Rev. Father Monnot, S. j.,
b General of the Jesuit Missions in
p a recent letter, gives the follow
resting items in relation to the mis-
|" Till L be able to give you further
pm this mission, I conclude some
b of our principal good works. A
9us seminary for all the Oriental
> seminarians, 1s7O), college, So
eus day schools for young Arabs of
is. These schools are frequented
2 than 5000 pupils; an important
printing-press weekly Arabian
per; six missionary houses for
be Missions in Syria, Palestine, the
etc.; three normal schools, etc.
p works are attached 70 European
ps (French for the most part); %
Religious school teachers; 10a
nuns, 80 natives studying to be
mistresses so that 246 persons
pched to the mission. Ali those
FORKS have been supported up
present time by an ALLEGATION OF
nch RuUre de la Propagation de Ia
voluntary contributions. The
this income, entirely depending or
never exceeded $4,000. The de.
caused by the late disasters II
in $4,000.
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Runs with q hop-ale.
Fortune ellers-Bankc clerks.
The best thing out-Out Of debt.
The worst thing out-Out OF temper.
Definition of LAVA drop of the crater.
Coming to grief-Meeting trouble half
| way.
A wooden wedding-Marrying block
head. -
The fret man that ever had o spare rib
Adam.
The bow of a ship is NO evidence Of its
p0liteness.
How to make time 60 fast-Use the spur
of the moment.
What grows bigger the more you con-
tract it debt.
Which is the Oldest of all women's clubsi
the broomstick.
Ass-halt and battery-Wolloping dom
key "wot wouldn't 60"
Of all boys, the boy in q store is the
most sensible-he knows when to shut up.
A drunken man can rarely walk in a
straight line. He's more used to rye
tangle.
Men are often warned against old preju-
dices let them also be warned against new
cOnceits.
He submits to be seen through q micro
scope who suffers himself to be caught in q
fit of passion.
Never despise humble services-when
large ships run agraund, little boats may
pull them off.
You seem to walk more erect than
usual, sir" Yes, 1 have been straight
ened by circumstances"
Night, to the earnest soul, opens the Bible
Of the universe, and ON the leaves of hea-
ven is written God is everywhere.
essay, Smith, where have you been for
week back Z" "i havn't been anywhere
for it. havn't gotten q week back"
The season for sitting on circular saws
has begun. A man down East sat on one
the other day, and they buried both of him
in the same grave.
Some one, speaking of gathering of
lawyers to open q new courthouse, said he
supposed they had gone to view the ground
where they must shortly lie.
"You have only yourself to please" said
q Benedict to an old bachelor. IS True"
replied he; but you cannot tell what
difficult task I find it."
God is kinder to us all than man can
know; for man looks only to the sorrow on
the surface, and sees not the consolation in
the deeps Of the unwitnessed soul.
An observer of human nature reports
that he has seen some people poss essing
the popularity of three hands, right
hand, a left hand, and little behind hand.
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Isolation for the ladies-This world
. in him. Projections.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

TOHN GRAYER. PROPRIETOR OF PHGNI1
y STABLES and UNDERTAKER, IS and 81 Elysial
Fields street. opposite Pontchartr.in Railroad Thir,
DistsicS HeT Orleans Carriages Barouches. Bnggie
kept livery Patent Metallic Burial Cases. Mahogany
Black Walnut and Plain Collins always on hand. Flu
nerals attended to by the proprietor. who hopes b,
strict attention to business obtain share Of pub
iels II Nv
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS
A FULL LIBRARY OF VOCAL MUSIC.

Many songs enjoy a transient popularity. and-are
forgotten others acquire permanent reputation and
continue to sell largely for Such will
be found in the Books entitled Wrea,hs of Gems
Gems Of Scottish Song operate Pearls, Slower
of Pearls" (duetS and Silver Chord"
All of the above bound uniformly with the pstru.
mental books Of The Home Circle Series" and
music, at one tenth the "Sheet music price Each
book costs in Cloth 81 co. in Boards 90 50 and Full
Gilt lfor presents) 81 90.
Sent, post paid, for the above price.
OLIVER DITSON e. CO..
277 Warrington street. Boston.
CHAS. H. DITSON & Co,
se25 '7OIy III Broadway, Now York.
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NTOFFAT & CO.,
Ul Manufacturer Of the
CELEBRATED FLoR1DIAN LEMON SUGAR,
Lemon and other syrups. Soda Water syrupa and deal
ers in West Indian Produce, Florida and Bahama
sponges etc. Depot: geo Magazine street. Poy
farre, New Orleans.
CAUTION.-THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY eau.
~ toned not TO buy the spurious limitations of
LEMON SUGAR now being palmed on them by un'
principled parties who initiate labels and
Of canister. We take this medium Informing the
public and the parties above alluded to- that We have
secured COPYRIGHT PROTECTION from Wash
iuRton, D. Co. for printed and Autographed labels,
canisters Therefore after this all
found buying seling such goods in any way fnfng.
damages, according to law
| : D. M0FFAT & CO.,
No. 266 Magazine street, corner Poyfarre.
jy23m New Orleans, La.
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PELICAN oryE..1 nrncAsrur
JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
Bindery and Blank Book Mandatory,
Corner Camp and POydras street. Now Orleans,
ap9Iy ERNEST TURPIN, Proprietor.
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re,erranh1e summary.

The National Medical Convention at san
Francisco adjourned sine die Saturday,
after fruitless two-days' discussion OF the
female-delegate question. -,
The War Department has published the
kuklux bill in it's general orders.
President Grant has been Oft again--thls
time to Pennsylvania, with the promise to
be back to-day.
The mother of Speaker Blaine died on
Saturday last.
Judge Otto has been appointed arbitrator
in the approaching mixed American ana
Spanish commission.
Senators Cameron and Morton think the
treaty agreed on by the High Commission
will pass the Senate. A member of the
Commission says it is founded on the
givc.and-take principle.
The imports of dry goods at New York
last week amounted to $11 900, 600. ~
The dedication of Protestant church
i'm the city of Mexico before an immense
crowd and the imminence Of another reyO-
luton is the last news from our Sister
Republic" Z.
The United States steamer Mayfower has
arrived at Havana from sisal, on her way to
Washington, with Commodore Shufeldt.
The remainder of the Tehuantepec expedi.
tion was expected in a few. days.
Navigation on the Erie canal will be re-
sumed in ten days if there are no more
rains or labor, strikes. i .:,.fs d, ~
At the Sing Sing New York; prison Sat
urday bridge, over which prisoners were
marching to dinner, broke, precipitating
eighty convicts, some into gulley and
SOME to stone pavement forty feet below.
Two of them were fatally injured.
The tsstorm centre was over North
Carolina Saturday. ls.,. d !.
: JT;lI;ann Ruap Barney O,Dnnoh,1e- nd
James Doyle, Of the ship Vim, +. storer,
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DR.. A. Il. Hoffman, the father of Cover
nor Hoffman, died ut Sing Sing, New York,
Friday.
The work of rebuilding the Shenandoah
Iron Works, Page county, Virginia, is pro.
crossing rapidly. -----.......-.. .-.---.
Prominent Kentucky papers are talking
of Hon. James B. Beck as Senator from that
State. -E- -
The wife and children of Mr.. Ruth, OF
Lawrence, Kansas, VINO died recently from
the effects, it is supposed, of poison admin.
istered by physician, swore vengeance
against the latter while standing over the
dead body Of the victim.
Lafayette Sheppard, supposed insane,
killed his mother and sister with an axe al
their home, near Newton, Jasper county,
Illinois, on Thursday, and then fed, but
was arrested. Several of his brothers and
sisters have also been arrested, on suspicion
Of being accessories.
Ex-Governor John Wood, of Illinois, has
donated his mansion at Quincy, together
with the furniture and a whole block OF
ground surrounding it, to the city, for the
purposes of female seminary, open to all
denominations. The buildings cost so, 200,
and the whole property is valued at half a
million.
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TELEGRAPHIC,NEWS.

New York Stock and Money Markets.
NEW YORK, May Southern securities dnllaid
3steady. Tennessee es, s7i new. s1s. Virginia
'ss, 90 new, II. Louisiana 81 90; new, o.. lie
yee Ss, 60 as. so. Alabama SIS, 100; SIS, 10
aeorgia Gs. az y rs, SO. North Carolina s's a
as ~ 70. sonth Carolina o's, n new. COZ -.
no bank statement Of the week shows loans In.
creased $i,sso,ooo specie increased nearly $3.50.
Geo. deposits increased over sl,seo ooo iegal.sen.
aers Increased over si,5oo,oeo. .
Events of the week In Wall street have been nm
lmpor.ane dulnesa being the most prominent fea.
W. sase. siucluations on the stock Exchange and IL
tho Gold Room were generally conf,nad rr,th,r
arrow limits Gold wasvery sseady all this fore.
noon az illaains.6 Atabout saP. M.it fell from
IN down to llis, and closed at that. Money easy
az sgo per cent. Sterling quiet at ITO. Govern.
ner Is dull, but steady; 1915, ll7-an advance OF
eas III 'ss, Ill 'Ss's Ill, new, I1at ,e7,s, 1Isi
'as's, Iias lO.4o's, 1901. :. =
Lac specie shipment to-day was 81, oe4,ooo.
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Domestic Markets -[EY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, May S.-Cotton UNCHANGED; sales,
1886 bales at Isle. Fi,ur Il sh de lower; colnmon
TO 1alc extra Southern, S6.75S7 % Soou to choice
975OlS9. Wheat heavy anu 1Ggsc. low r, The ad'
vance Ill frejghts having had d depressing eifccE;
winter ca and anVer western, si.5S&gsl.g 80. C5fn
closed h2aYy and Loser sc 7als0c.. Pork dull at
Sl7.Iasl$l7.25. Beef quiet. Lard unchanged
kettle, IB:. Naval stores and groceries trim.
reIgutS-Itoom scarce and rates dtmer.
BALTIMORE, May s.-yirrinia 6's-Old, IS bid,
81 asked ls67s 81 bio, 6st asked coupons old. e8l
BID 70 asked. \ orth carolina 6's, Il bid.
Flour dull and weak. Howard street. Super
fine, S5.62sGlb6; extra, sd.SI3W$IZ5 family, Sl2'
aQfS rs: CILy Miil5-Su pei tlue, f56s3QDh725; ex-
TIA, *7@Qss; family, SSg$1l; Wessel n-supe. fine,
S5 2ialSG; extra, So.37s@ s7l28; family, S7.2S@}
IS So VI neat quiet and nrm choice white, $l.9o
iair TO prime, sl.5o@$l.75; prime 70 choice red,
$l.7o@tl.so; TAR ~ good slso@slsS; cgmmo OF
PENIS, lyenla, $l.55@Sl.63. Corn-W hite south
ern q Iiet at $780,. yellow southern Guil st 7oc ;;
m!xeu ives. ern uu.I at 7U@g72c. Oats dull AZ Gag
CSC. Rye firmer at 85c @Sl. Pork quiet at Sls 90
6l 40. Bacon steady and inch anged. Lard quiet
AZ l2;. " hiskey unchanged
CINCINNATI, May 6.-Corn In good demand at
51c,-1uI prices. Fork quiet ana weak, u $l7. Sc
ask. d. Sl7.I-A offered. Lard nominal at lie. Ba-
CON In good ueu,and shoulders, &C., clearIlb and
clear slaes.- 0@D5'.; Sales, 4a0 hhd5. n hiskey
quiet and weak d. $50.
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Accident TO n Freight Tratn-Heayy
s Rains. f-&sa,s IS /.

lsrEoIAB TELEGRAM TO THR prsPAroH.l
= sGoRDoNsvILLE, May 6.-The south-bound
Orange, Alexandria and Manassas freight
train, Capt. Luckett conductor, when
about two miles south of New Glasgow
station this morning, ran into a wash,
throwing the engine and tender over on the
side and breaking two freight cars badly.
No one was injured but the fireman. His
injuries are said to be slight. The north
bound mail train was delayed about eight
hours by thetaccident to the freight train.
Heavy rain has been falling since last
night. s..
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The Connecticut Election.

NEW HAVEN, May 6.-The legislative in
vestigating committee deducts 100 votes
from the canvasser's report given for jew
ell (Rep.) in this city.
HARTFORD, May 6.-The Republicans
here believe that the ballot-box in New Ha-
ven was tempered with. The box was
locked with common key, and not sealed.
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Boat Racing.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, May Ga boat race
between q st. Johns College crew and a
picked crew OF midshipmen Of the NAVAL
a academy came off in the rain OF . L. NJ,
and was witnessed by large crowd OF
ladies and gentlemen. When IN the mlddle
of Severn river the st. Johns boat broke
an oar, which gave the race to the mldshlp,
men. Time: Midshipmen, 20 minutes le
seconds; St. Johns, 81 minutes. Distance,
three miles,
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! COMMERCIAL.

y -. = = ~ Z
,H3tfas COIN AND FIoun ExCHANeR,S
RICHMOND. VA, Mayo 1871. ~ !
I! si7&F OFFERINGS. 8. ~
!Whsdt.-Whita, So buahels., Red, 6Ta hustels.
Corn Yellow, 50 bushels. Mixed, 252 bushels.
S0dts.-3s2 bushels, e
Rye 90 bushels r
:Coiq Peds.--2eo bushels. { s;fsesss
i E.s SIS ,..lf.EE,s aALE6. ,ss;gSss-., !
!: Whedt. White, 20 bushels very good at OIL. 90.
ed 10 bushels common as SIS 20 bushels fair
bushels. - - -.1Tg 4 -. - 49,
+ scorn-Mlxed. "a bushels fair Mt s9c. ;
at &c. onsnsas sssEy F sSaso e bushels
Rye.-2s bushels prime at eoe. .<.,
l -. - ~ ~. RE-ExHIBTrED. 'S
K WaeGs'-Wh bite, % bushels. Red, % bushels
f.! = 9:zT zsf-s. REMARKS. =. l.-ss IN 40
one'ings Of wheat to-day, as usual Mt this sea-
son, light. Prices again 1ower-a further evil
oence OF. what we have been endeavortng for some
Lime to impress on farmers. to wit that wheat
must come down as the season approached It's
close. We heard commission merchant COM
plain to-day on Change that he was obliged tosell
MS wheat at price much less than he could have
obtained for 1t at the time he sent bags 10 tlle
farmer for 1t and he was right. for ifthe farmer
haa sent In his wheat promptly 1t would have
brought good deal more than 1t was sold for to-
day. But there are farmers who viii not be ad-
yised by anybody, for they think that they know
more than commission merchants; but they
DON'T for the latter are always watching the mar
ket and calculating on the prospects, and their
opportunities for arriving at ACCURATE conclusions
are much. and naturally greater than those of
men who away In the country follow the pillow, or
attend county courts or the like.
Corn was very dull to. day, and q member Of the
Exchange who had a lot of corn which he was in
structed by country owner not to sell for less
but SAG. for 1t. Farmers ought to give their COM
mission merchants some discretion. contrary
course Is j great mistake. IL
Oats to-day held its own, though the market for
prime is lc. lower than It was some short time
since.
Rye steady at 9Oc. for best.
The stock Of flour in the city is increasing, and
parties who keep posted say that the stock in the
country Is plenty for the season.
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ysauGs. FaEDECkNEs, DC.

~ II L O r 4 L y NJ
THE SALINE ANTISEPTIC,
Harmless as common salt safe, odorless, non
poisonous dislnfectant, approved by the Loncon
Lancet, and the highest British medical authority.
CHLO ORAL NJ
prevents decomposition, and arrests it when 1t
his commenced. 1t absorbs The noXious gases re-
su:ing from putrelaction. II is invaluable as a
syptic or asrringent antispptic, withou causicity
or other hurful property ana Is particularly usef
for wounds foul discharges, and the suppression
OF hemori hage.
For sale In half-p!nt pint, and quart bottles, by
MEADE q BAKER. Pharmacists,
mvs sl9 Main street.
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when they come here to- sete, The same
game was tried last year both here and In
Richmond. and failed. We have not heard
Of single isastnnee ia which asp citizen haa
been punished or fined for challenging. or
arresting those suspected or being irasidu.
lent voters no, not even when g mutton.
headed" commissioners have sent such
cases on to the higher courts, es .5S 10
Let our challengers do their duty. Boon
the out riue now. Fear nothing fear no.
body. When you have cause to suspect q
fraudulent voter, have him arrested at once.
Petersburg iHGeT. 3z::f 5'&.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY Q, 1871.

POkT OF RICHMOND, MAY Q, ls71
ARRIVED.
Steamer Saratoga, Couch, New York, mercnan-
disc and passengers, John W. Wyatt:
Steamer John Sylvester. clifford, Nof1oik' iner
chandisc and passengers l.. b. Taslln'
SAILED,
Schooner Ell. w. Benedict, Highly, Bridgeport,
Via Osb0rne's, coal, rurtis d Parker.
II MEMORANDUM.
BOSTON, May 4.-Arriyed,7 schooner Francis
Hatch. Fobs, Richmond, Va.
NEW YoRK, May 4.-Arrived, schooner Sea
Bird, Hogen, from Richmond, Va,
WEST POINT, May 8.-ATrtved. steamer Adn1-
rat Kcybold Baltimore, merchandise aud paEsen-
gers, Richmund and York River Railroad Com
pany, and sailed on return. s5tssS@
[By TELEGRAPH.l
NEW YORK, May s.-Arrived, steamer Zodiac,
from Richmond. NJ f. a.sssF s4s ess -g -
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BALr1MoRE, May s.-vircinia e's-Old, IS bid
Cotton Markets -[BY TELEGRApu.l

steady at I4sMIatc.; receipts, l,7C4 bales. Ex-
ports-To Gle,r Britain, 4,l7O bales; Havre, ISL
bales Queenstown, 1926 uales Hamburg, sos
stock, 1881 bales. Savannah: Good demand,
md advanced 10 hfc. rscelpts, SAG bales; e1.
ports to the confident sS" naes Sues SyS oa MID
diings, ist@3sc.; receipts, Esq bales /; expoi Is
cOxsLwise, SOL bales; sales 80 bales; STOCK, lSI
bales.
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FREDERICKSBURG AND GoRDoSsvILLE RAIL
RoAp.-'fhe President and Directors OF the
Fredericksburg and Gordonsvilie railroad
have returned from Philadelphia, in which
place meeting Of the parties interested In
the road was held. We are glad to state
that the result OF the conference leaves no
doubt but that the road will be completed
and equipped by the first Of January, 1872.
Fredericksburg Star. Ii
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{ Cef5nfd ORDERS. Q q 81

fAfcALPIN We. CULLEN. In /. the
IyI Chaucery Court OF the city OF Richmond
The following is al EXTRACT rom the decree en-
tered Id tis Oaise on the lss OF December, 1870 &c
E The following accounts are ordered 10 be taken
BIZ one OF the commits xQuers Ok this Court
First, An Scconnt Of the estate OF Sohn Bsx-
ter, deceased OF every kind and TO this end it 10
hereby ordered that Thonas o. Dudley, admins
traitor dc bonfs non Of said decedent do settle an
account OF his transactions as such sdministra-
tor; and that James Murphy, executor OF Ellen
Cullen, .deceased, do .ssttie an account OF the
said John Baxter, deceased. :.
7"seeond, An. account of all debts and demands
against the estate or said Baxter, the date ana
character Of each, and the order In whfchthey are
entitled to be paid
\ s"Tbird. An accoust of the annual rents OF the
real estate OF said decedent including therein the
house and lot mentioned In the plafuSfB bill !;
and taking this account the commissioners viii IN
cure and report whether the said real ettate Is a-
BILE for the payment CT other debts than that OF
plaintiff In .his suit, and whether the rents and
profits thereof win pay tEe amounts for which IL
Is liable In five years. 8EE NJ 10 ~! -ff 81 g
Z, !" And the commissioner taking the accounts or
dered by this decree Is authorized and directed TO
give notice Of the time and place, by publication
once week for four weeks, IN one Of the newspa;;
pers published In the city OF Richmond and said
publication shall be equivalent to personal SER
Vice OF sa notice, upon al and each OF the par.
ties TO this suit.o
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A post-cffice has been established at
Grant, Grayson county, Virginia, with
Sbadrach Al. Greaf as postmaster, and at
Alpha, Halifax county, Virginia, with Sam
ueI T.. Major as postmaster. H'a'- SCI
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s CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
,GRnAD.-a.n and alter SUNDAY, April 10th,
FASSEAGER TRAINS. leave Richmond tSuH~
Gays exceDted) as follows: 9fs 0asfFiI! .jt
$3.50 A. M.-MAlL. TEAM Tor Stanton, COM
Meeting at Gordonsyille with Orange, Alsxandrta
ana Manassas train FOR Washington and North,
and Lynchburg and South. =, . $50 .ft7E
This train VIII run through TO White Sulphur
Springs TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and SAT.
s:5s p. MISUNDERSTANDING RAIvn
Gerdonsyille. ,,:5tes' ~. y, 49,.
6ordonsyllle. connecting for the North and South.
Through tickets, at low rates, sold to all points
Northwest and Southwest. -77E 49, 90 O
Further information may be obtained at tho
company's Offices. A. II. PERRY, ~.
General Superint dent.
+ JAMES F. NRTHERLASD, Cent Ticket Agt.
..s,ss#
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Tobacco Markets.

CINCINNATI, May s.-Tobacco In good demand
at 1ull prices.
ST. LOUIS, May e.-Tobacco hrmer.
Youysyr1IE Nav e.-Tobacco active; sales
1853 hhds j; lugs,: s475@Ss; low 10 fine leaf Ssg
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GREAT DEPOT

GREAT DEPOT
W FOR
StHO. L Is >OkS ADOPTED FOR USE /" TIL K
+USLIG SCs}Cf,S OF FiKGISlI.
The subscribers arc agents for
TIL Z U&1FEkcITY PUBLISHING COMPANY,
and supplied with full stock Of their pubic4-
ers. lriihmetics. and Biographies, together with
Bullion's English G1ammars published by Messrs.
Sheldon & 60.
Orders addressed to .Sem for the above Or the
other series adopted by The Board of education,
will be promptly filed At contract prices. In sd-
ditiun they furnish AL other school books used III
tie publ anc private schools OF the state, with
every description Of Stationery.
aDl5 WOSUnsGUSE & PARHEM.
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zsssty4s Aag RrAEsasR En- :

T AWYERS' Doc KET AND TRAN
IL SCRIPT OF JUBUMENr S, EXECUTIONS 5,
Nc. sent ny msi or express free TO all who remit
the price, 81.
This manual IS admirably adapted to enable
iswySrs tn keep, with little trouble, docket Of
their pending cases ard to preserve transcripts OF
judgments and executions.
JOHN L. MARYE, Jr.n 81
Early orders for the above and all other NEW
Las BUOES solicited by
RANDOLPH 4 ENGLISH, Pub'rs.
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RICHMOND, VA, April IL, 1871.
ITO JOHN A.sSPENCER, Esq, State OF

i KENTUCKY:
Sir-Take notice that we, the undersigned, shall
by our attorney move the Judge Of The County
Court Of Cumberland, Virginia, on the first day of
the next May term thereoC-to wit 22d day Of
May, 1s7l,-to appoint otrustee In your place, goa
having removed beyond the limits or this State, to
carry into effect the provisions OF q deed of mar
rage settlement executed on the Sd day OF june,
1857 by US yourself as trustee which said deed
was duly admitted to record In the Clerks office Of
the County Court OF Cumberland on the Sth day Of
February, 1853. Very respectfully,
N. W. WALTON,
ANN f.. WALTON,
ap l3-law4W Who was Ann E. Ralne.