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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-08-04
1867
In THE DISTRICT COURT OF. TILE LIN

THE DISTRICT COURT OFsTfIE UNI.
Ted STATES for the Eastern District OF
= IN the matter of Leroy b. Gatewood, bankrupt
hasfern District Of Virginia, ss.d llil ilf iife -
Nouce u hereby given that a last general meet
ing o. tne creditors OF the said Leroy ID. Gate
woo9 bankrupt, for the purpose of declaring a
dividend, Will be held at Richmond, at the office
o. w. w. FORBES, register in bankruptcy, In sal
dsstrici' on Thursday, the 10th day of August,
1911 Ut ~ O'Clock A: NJ, in accordance with the
provisions of the 9th and 2sth sections of The
bankruptcy act of March I'd. 1867.
Dated at Richmond this 3lst day of Julv 1871
:. JOHN AMBLER SMITH,
u ol-MzW az 81. Assignee
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BANKRUPT NOTICES.

Tn THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI.
Virginia VI
n the matterof Geo. W. Hanks, banlsrupt-in
Az Abingdon, va, on the 2sth day of July. 1871
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: -
plssse take notice that petition has been pre-
the said District Court, by William Page ossig-
nee of the estate of said bankrupt, to sell the
real estate belonging TO said bankrupt, free from
| This is to give notice to all persons interested.
! that in terHis of said petition order has been
Issued ,sa by the Hon John q Underwood, judge of
be interested in said estate, to appear before II
U. Gihbons,f Esq, register in bankruptcy at his
once, IN ihe town OF Abingdon, on the 10th day
cause, II any they have, why such an order should
not be granted 49, WILLIAM PAGE
an l-Tu2w Assignee
Tn THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE I'M.
J M;TED STATES for the Eastern District of
., In Z. the matter Of Tobias Phillips, bankrupt
TO WHOM II MAY CONCERN u '"s' ISL
fiesse take notice, that petition has been pre-
sented to the Hon. John G. Underwood, Judge of
s Of the esae oGar By wsm asg
estate belonging to said bankrupt, free from ali
liens thereon. IfTa 1lfIT' TT '' ''''
rms Is to give notice TO all persons interested,
issued BY the Hon. John G. Underwood Judge of
the said District Court, for all persons who may
De Interested in said estate, to appear before III
q: Gibbons, Esq, register in bankruptcy, at his
office, in the town of Abingdon on the 10th day
OF Augnstls at 10 O'Clock A. M, and show
cause, If any they have, why such an order should
not be granted WILLIAM PACE
-s.u - NV - -LlE-fNB Assignee
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI |
y TED STATES for the Eastern District of
Virginia. Abia 4eAfFl -7'T'> ''0' VI
In the matter of p c. Buchanan, Jr., bank |
rupt-in bankruptcy. -
!. At abingdon, Va, the goth day Of July, 1871
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
Please take notice, that petition has been pre-
sented to the Hon. John G. Underwood Judge of
the said District Court, by William Page. assia-
nee of the estate of said bankrupt to sell the real
sstate belonging to said bankrupt, free from all
This is to give notice to all persons Interested
natin terms OF said petition an order has been
ssued by the Hon John G. Underwood, Judge of
ne said District Court, for all persons who NAV
DC interested in said estate, to appear before ii
J Gibbons, ESD, Register in bankruptcy, at his
mice, in the town of Abingdon, on the 10th day
u August, 1871, at 10 o'clock A. M, to show
anse, II any they have, why such an order should
lot be granted. WILLIAM PACE
au 1-Tu2w Assignaa
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VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP AND rrs>
Y PACKET COMPANY aEEEN
The steamships GEORGE b. UPTON aud
MILAN p CLYDE leave New York every
f iOE9 9i. ana SATURDAY at O'Clock p M
from Pier q North river. leave Richmond every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY at high tide
Close connections made with steamers for all
Southern and Eastern ports ' -
d. j. BURR, President
WAsHlNGroS Co, Agents, Richmond VA
Pier q North river New York apl
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.rsAEAwEALTH.

''a National and Individual weaith--of What
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Tho First Spring Meeting of the Union Club
Association ul Fleetwood Park and Their
Genial Joy ut Dodges.
To call the first annual meeting or the Union Club
Association race meeting would be to give to the
hoof OF horse what belongs to the soul OF man.
There was q race, hut It was to the days amuse.
ment and healthul recreation what the ''unch
hour' Is to the laborer when the day
IL dry and warm. That the demonstration at
Fleetwood PARK had been arranged ior az o
The "boys'' were there-Conner, HItchman,. Tuo-
mey, Page. McLenand, Quincy, Brown and Golden
s ana ne es pfys oT
bilt taking something cold bv himself Tine fact 49,
New. York's subordinate governors were not so
much out for a race as for Jolly good time gen.
orally, seeing all their friends the Same. -
As an addendum 10 the varieties OF the day there
was Iace-ln fact four races-the time OF which
Inc s 1,st fHot, though not completed, was for
q purse Of $500; the first horse was to have
aS y
Conner; Black Douglass Gallager; Black Hawk, by
Speaker Hickman. and Wide Awake, by Frank
as the tr0t was simply feature OF the day, 1t Is
only necessary TO name the fact tnat N the four
heats Beeswlng took The first prize and Wide Awake
the second. Tlme-First heat, 2:57l4 second, 800;
third 1881 and fourth, 302iS.
For the second rrot there was purse OF $3.50
for The first horse and $3.50 for the second. The con-
testants were Daisy, by Hill; Nortnrup, by DOnno-
ven; DOllv, by Gallager: Dick, by Alexander; slip
perry Dick ny Falllhee, and Tuomey's Jenny Lind.
or these N0rtnrup won the first prize and Dick the
second. The time was 3:08 ana 3:l2
The third race gave evidence that "the boys'' had
had enough Of fresh air tr0ttng aud desired to get
to the dams but there was entered second edition
OF Mountain Boy Billy "a ponv), Mercnbeck and
time Tor amusement no time was taken for other
than the heat first run. which was 1896, with Fanny
as the winner and Mountain Boy second prize.
The fourth trOJ was done somewhere IN the even
ing) but at the earnest solicitation OF Marshal Tou
mey. VINO Is the champion trainer Of the Club all
note OF time Is avoided. The fact Is, the "boysn
were outstanding their energies Tor social dash on
the field, In which they were presently successful as
may be known from the fact that the renowned
Hosea B. Perkins got OF that speech again.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 20, 1871.
CLEARED.


Steamship KOln NG) FRANKIE, Bremen via Southampton
Steamship Missouri, Edwards. Havana-Atlantic Mail
Steamship Rapidan, whiehurs, savannah-Livingston
Fox Co.
Steamship Aibemare, Couch, Norfolk, City Point and
Rlchmono-Od Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamship Volunteer Howe, Philadelphia Steam
ship Co.
Steamship prso, johnson. Portland Ames.
Steamship Nereus, 5earse Boston-h Dimock.
Bark Insulan fNor) Mocheloest, Cork-C Tobias Co.
Bark Excelsior Bowers BORDEAUX I Maxwell 4 Co.
Bark Leviaan tNor), Torjesen, Odessa-Funch, Edge
Bark New Orleans (Rus) Parman, Gibraltar-wendt Te
Bark und!9s Brl. B.lfSur Sydney cBaBre.s Son Co.
Bark Nctaur, slocomb Wilmington, NC-Crandall, Ber-
Bark Commerce. Wells, Newcastle, Me-Borland Dear
Brig 4 Barnard lBr,. wnieby Madeira-l Ward Co.
Brig Eastern Star, Foster. Demararah Trowbridge's
! Brig Harry Aubrey tBr,. Briggs, BarOados-T "a
Brig J il Gillespie tBr) Cow, st DEMONSTRATION 4 Co.
Brig Colorado tBrl sponage, Liverpool Ns-G Philips
Brig warrior tBp, Payson. Port Roya-Naand, Phelps
s sssr G Harry Bluff Benson, Azaas Loud Co.
schr Anna Maria eBo, Cole, shuee, NS-Snow Richard
Schr AdeIia (Br, Kingston, St Johns-Heney Parker
schr Spring Bird OBI, Hatfield, Rockand, NB-Crandal,
schr Libby, Libby Fernandina-s Loud 4 Co.
schr Virginia Dare Johnson Bentley, Miller
schr Oliver Jameson, Jameson, Richmond. va-Evans,
schr Howard A Hunt. Peterson, Morrson-Evans, Ball
schr Northern Light. Plummer. Boston-smpson clapp
Schr Blackstone, Wickson, Providence-H jackson
Eori, 5.ss s,phe Derby Wood
Steamer Frank, Pierce Phlaaepna.
Steamer Novelty Shaw, Philadelphia. Ma
Steamer Fairchnd. Trout, philadelphia
Steamer Bddie AcCue. Philadelphia.
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sTEAMsHIr sIpossAS SBr) Mckay, from GLASGOW June?
Her we're transferred 10 the steanship Britannia
which was 70 leave Glasgow 2sth.
BARK cnALMErrE for Liverpool which was blown 70
Bo,vaG has been iOeed BY the owners Of the
BARK WENTWORTH tBr) Bent, from Newcastle, E Dune
g. Providence, into Falmouth Z. I'D inst in eaKy
condition.
BRIG JULIA AREY, Coonbs from Philadelphia MAY 1877
for MART que put into 81 Thomas to 10th inst in
BRIO ENRfoHETTA ta, sauangale, before reported a.
ashore and damaged at Daren Ga, has been condemned
& h from Jane on
Lizzie Blnss sunk at Noman's Land with IS hhds meHdc
partially damaged The brig viii be sold at auction o. the
ThoTas,on May 20 from o the yard Of Wa.
nent inca surement called Ele J simmons, be COM
mandei BY Capt Harrington, formerly Of schr Veto.
foreign Ports.
ARROYO. PR June g. Arrived, brig Aroosook, Bryant.
Boston chartered to load for do
MI POd sss for
for Ponce , tp load for Provide Provdense Get,
BUENos AYRrs, May sArrived, ship Aurora opA Boro-
BoNAIRE, June Io--In port brig Lizzie Kimbai, Lunt.
cARnTr june si"Put in schr Maggie Gray. Pirsbury
from Newport, +. for Baltimore, iesky
June il-Arrived bark Investigator ford' new
CAinARrN June l7In port barks Charlotte Geddie Nc
% ssx s.a ,y
FALMOUTH, +, June 23-Pnt In bark wentworth obr)
Bent from Newcastle, 4, for Providence, leaky.
GLASGOW June 29-Arrived steamship ismalia- Brown
Put back june steamship sidonian Br,' Mckay. for
Liv.RpooI June 29-Arrved, ships Rcsoluie Brooks,
and Poster Jr Cunnlnshsm New York Joseph Fish,
LAGUAYRA. June BIN port bark John Bonlton LINDSEY
for New York few days; brig Hermes, Tees Tor Pna
IoWboS June 2l-Anived, bark Emma secor. coonan,
oupSSsrowr, June % Arrived, steamships Manhatan
Forsyth England Webster, New York for Liverpool
uuEnrc June 2B-Arrived. Caroline (B, warsnip,
| Pernambuco via New York for Montreal.
| sr Cxofx, June ll-In port barks Johann Brodsrsen
cesse he 1 DAN, virdsn for do next day.
ST. TmoMAs June D-fut In previous, brig julia Arey'
ST JoiN Nh june ARRIVED, brig ida u,rj winsale,
Baltimore 27h Tropic Bird Brl, Barbcrie New YORK
2sh, shps Kentuckan Sawyer and National Eagle Jordan
Cleared 9th, brig Stevens Saunders New York schrs
Frigate Bird g,r Fewelng and Aob'c Ingalls, Ingalls, DO
American Ports.
BOSTON, June 2s-Arriyed, bark Elizabeth (Brl Camp.
bell, Ponce brig Kodiak, Downing Batimors schrs Carrie
Vandusen, Turner, Eva Belle, somers Philadelphia;
McCloskcy, Newell, Hobokcn; kvelne, Gilmore and mary
cssrsds,ea%shp Salon, Bosss Philadelphia bark Ma
nv Baker ORB Hopkins Aux Cages schrs Trade Wind Cor
son. and . siner, Hnntley. Philadelphia.
SaiIed-Steamship Saxon. Steamship Trpoi went 10 see
Arrived, steamship Glaucus, Walden, New York
s s aoy ArnOS hs% haven No
scisaTsSbsrI vsp eerbroeders Du,ch Ruhsrs London
brig Wild Horse lBrl, Macomber Cow Bay, OBJ schrs m
tucist MANSON Rossrs Jackson, New YORK; bentley
Robertson, and Oliver Sconed. pissosway, New Haven
butler strickland, Norwich u Pharo, soper and Helen
saiisdNBsrIs iris, xdeiaide brig Theckla; schrs
] stckney. hasoaka; also, 2Vth BRIG Vs'as
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JeLeGNApHIC NEWS ITEMS.

Poh Co.'s brass finishing shop In Buffalo, was burned
yesterday Loss $4,000
freight train the Memphis and Charleston Railroad
thrown from the track
The Eckfords OF Brooklyn, defeated Harvards OF
Boston, yesterday, by score OF Id tot
Daniel Downing, painter, fell i've from the rosf of
factory 81 Duckve, Mass, yesterday, and instantly
killed.
The Montana Republican Territorial Convention at Helena
Montana Yesterday nominated Wiam H. Ciage delegate
TO Congress-
Cost Hirge's Jewery store, at Hornelsvlle, ",
broken open "Wednesday night and $4,000 worth Of goods
carried of.
1t. Rev John H. Luers Roman Catholic Bishop Of Fort
ayne died Cleveland Ohio, suddenly yesterday morning
OF apopexy.
Rev. William n. Pratt Baptist minister, has been put
nomination for Superintendent Of Public Instruction By the
Kentucky republicans
e. ". Jones and E. n 0rnltb, aged sixteen and fifteen
years. yesterday drowned while bathing steuben
Creek, near Utica, N. Y.
"a little son Of Mr. James Nichols Of Hartford Conn., was
accidentally and fatally shot yesterday by =
dent who vas practising with . rifle.
Exxayor Chahoon OF Richmond Va, yesterday, for
the me found guilty forgery and sentenced
Two yeass' imprisoaeen in HE Penitenliary,
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, June 30--1 A. M.

synopsis for the Past T'cenfyJoW Hours.
The barometer continues to fall at the California
stations. II has risen on the Atlantic coasts. A
very decided fall Is in progress in the Northwest.
The area highest pressure Is In ohio and
pennsylvania. The temperature has fallen on
the Middle and East Atlantic and the
lower lakes, hut is rising IN Wisconsin
and Minnesota. Northwesterly winds have prevailed
during the day from Virginia to Lake Erie, and
northeastward and southwesterly winds in Florida.
These are now abatng In force. Light northeasterly
winds are reported from Lake Superior.
Clear and partially cloudy weather have
prevailed In the Middle and Eastern States, on the
Lakes and Ohio Valley this afternoon. Clouds, with
light ran are reported on the coats OF the Southern
and Gulf States Threatening weather Is now re-
ported In the Northwest.
PROBABILITIES.
Pleasant weather will probably continue on FRI
day on the lower lakes and Atlantic coast. Par
TALLY cloudy and clearing weather Is probable for
the Gulf and South Atlantic States. The barometer
Will probably continue to fall, with threatening
weather and eastery winds on Lakes Superior aud
Michigan
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y. AlIRRIVIALs.
nrpoRrEp BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.

s & with aaa Is 'S1
the entire passage june ~ lat q r. lon ~ passed earS
Tsa. for liverpool 18th, lat u 81 Ion u
o. bark 3reRSsr bound LIVERPOOL Jim. IA and
s8assSR sHf sS WITH mds
Steamship New York MOI Won Ems.er Bremen June Il,
S.rsSs $ a 1ad - s 20
Hermann hence for Bremen ssh g. lon $751; Ham
Steamship BeneiacOr, Pennington, Wilmington, NC with
with sway IRON TO
pa M
Bark Montana Madse Casarcn 70 days with sugar e
s oagan 10 5h
Had weather been days north of Hatteras Tho
brig Loeb Lomond Black Cardenas II dava with sugar.
to Buck Co. Had light winds and Gains; been days
senr Isabella rAnd. 50 day. with hides %
The EQUATOR s May a. IN lon Is had light wind.
weather. Sailed In company with schr Portland for new
schr relumah Hail. Minatian % days, with mahogany,
RsI sms A,SyG h .ss:
and sne weather; been day. north Of Hatteras.
. e xssSsr Pr u sy with noS Of
schr Hattie Ellen, Dix Port Morant ia ls days. with BAN
s sSs saS = org lat 3
schr Sally Ann, Mart, Delaware.
p .s rsSaIs june "sfs
bound s h q q , lon 81 "a i
Congress. hence , Sr LSnSqS 2ss r. 4 q lon
sb Civ Of Ear hence for Lverpoo same time Ma
ona steamer. bound 4, ship showing German coors,
report. sns xsasSsy ~ &i %, ion d IS ship
the ss
81 y %
Boston.
The brig Emma Dean from Laguayra via curacoa, which
svss @ sn s bound pspS 20 sSse
lat 81 80, Ion "a 80, brig Edward Means, bound
Passed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamship Acushnet Rector, New Bedford for New York
| with mdse and passengers. to Ferguson i Wood.
Brig Union tBrl TUFTS, sydney oB, for New York. y
Brig Mary Olivia (Br Foster, Windsor Ms, for New York.
over., Oscar, Portland for New York. with lumber
r Ts%n s%s. H % s .Ghc sB 10 days. for Ne"
sehr Iieker Brown, Georges Bank for New York. with
sehr Thomas b Smith, Bowman, New Bedford for New
schr A Farrell, Atwood, Lanesvie for New York. with
schr Undne Evans Portland for New York. with stone to
schr siak, johnson East Machias for New York, will
lumber
Gornena, Dennison, hockport LOT new forks WIN
paving stone.
schr Julia Martha Bx, Dennis for New York. with lum
|
scbr Helen, Carroll Rockand New York, with lumber
10 master
CONGRESS- York. Portland for New York, with lumber
for Jones Co, Of Greenpont. :.
scbr Flying Arrow, Curtis, Machas for New York, will
| lumber. =,
schr Calvin, Clark. wesport, Me- for New York, will
schr Morris nary Russell. Smith, Boston for Phsdei
| phin. :.
seSr Psi ! 7cush HAlock. Huntington for New York
J with brick " Arnold Co
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SUDDEN DEATH or A LAWYER.

william A. Bell, OF the nrm OF W. A. a 8. II. Bell,
lawyers. Of 50 John street. died suddenly while
attending meeting at the Theological Seminary,
In Twentieth street. between Ninth and Tenth ave-
nues. The BODY was removed to his late residence,
2is West ywenty-shird street. ana the Coroner
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TORNADO IN ULSTER cuuaIy.

PoUGBKEEPsIE, June 20, 1871.
Reports have been received tonight stating That
tornado was experienced IN Ulster county, be-
tween Highland ana New Paitz, last evening Trees
were uprooted, fences destroyed ana narrow
ton OF crops entirely destroyed. Tie roof OF barn
Was bio Wn nearly nalf a mile.
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237 BROAD

nEPARTMA. ~ Pcsr waasn 81 .. Sa7 BROAD
,.ss: ss IS name in q ' sss s,ss s:
endorsed fhs,con alss IL i9tsf the the adj
vertsAuert), win fw s'sel 81 .hs office until MondayL
l. fcr paving 3roo. between Broadway and Cen.t
trc sreet, with Begial emit and laying crosswalks ae
Z For paving Bayard street, between Bowery and Baxter
ias ss: CUM s ss1sss: xnsrs reqss
E's 'ss %s a,Ss
intersectina streets where required
East f9T
% a esSs from Second
East river with Belgian pavement and laying crosswaks at
'ns For paving fySrss street. Broadway
Ss wasn ss ssfs reqared
For paving Fysecond street from Eisnth 70 Ninth, N
assG Interesting sn 1 streets Where reaus
rSf B'YBseE pass aad
nlsrsecng streets where required -. .. p.,.a-
way, with Belgian and laying crosswAks al the
10 For sewers siIynrsi sixysecond Streets from
H. For sewer in il5.h street. from avenue to First
r. For sewer in lssd street, from to sccond
a outlet in osth street. from Hudson river to
in Boulevard and Os,h and 10Th Streets r. - r,r,
a. For in Sixty-hlth street. from Eff" !" ih"u
Is For underground drains between seveny3bird and
For es@s t grading, Su ~ ,ssr s
H. For curb. gutter and iagaing First avenue from iny
is For Raging lSsd street. from Third Fourth avenue
H. For tagging Fifty ninth street, from Ninth TO Ien'n
20 For tagging Fiftyafh street. from Broadway to Eighth
II. For tagging Greenwich street, from Lagh to Canal
- For furnishing this Department with granite basin
heads and their appnrtenances. -,.-.,o,. - u~.,-
an the proper 81 which
any dcsired can be obtained On appheA-
'on 70 'ne o0n'A0' 0'''A = Wy WILLIAM NJ. TWEED,
Commissioner Of Public works.
NEW YORK. June 81, 1871.
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Steamships Kon, Bremen Missouri, Havana; Rapidan
Savannah; Abemare, Richmond, &C; Volunteer Philade.
pnia.
Wind at sunset NV.
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BELOW.
SAILED.

Bark Pedder Nor,. Jensen from Port Talbot May Is (by
pilot boat Williams, No H.
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NEW YORK DAILY WITNESS,
y Christian one cent afternoon
Newspaper,
will be iss,sd from

No. 1862 Nassau street, next building to Tribune,
up stairs,
ON SATURDAY, lST JULY, 1871. -. ro,.
II will insert advertisements OF liquors. tneast vii
teres anything with It's character, p
present good medium nil unonjectonAbls NV ,.
which viii be inserted nj the low rate of w.
per word or ten cents per lne agate measure s iIi ~
mena sWAns (" such situations, boaIderh 81 vi.
inserted per word, being recx9ea es ,c
Is words The paper win give the OF thgu.y sn ~,
paper established requestcd.4 ssnd.
ne their adversemens 10 the oncc, 1872 Nassau street.
detailed prospectus win appear In the ns nunue' ~
attention IL specially invited, and some one. nrsa1
articles also the q sera Mo{ AZ ron
intereat Little Megs Children and an article klnuy
trbue3 by the Rev Iohn Han D. d. the newspaper Iop
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