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iuly 2T-tds
ro,,,,nissinner,s Notice.

r. Commissioners Notice.
" TO Stuart NJ. Crawford, Plaintiff, and
John Irvine, Admins rator de bonis c. T. A..
of Daniel McFall, deceased, Waller Oder, Rich
ard H. Dudley, Gathering MaFall, Maggie McFall,
and Hamilton, James, Stuart b.. and David c..
McFal infant children of David McFall de-
ceased, and Joseph N. Ryan, Guardian ad Litem
of said infants, Defendants.
Take Notice that on TUESDAY the 29th day of
AUGUST, 1871, at my Office in Stanton, I shall,
in pursuance Of Order made in the suit Of
Crawford VS.. McFall's Administrator, &C., at
the June Term. 1871, of the Circuit Court for Au-
gusta county, to which said suit, now depending
therein in Chancery you are parties, proceed to
take, state and settle the following accounts viz:
1st. Of the transactions of the defendants John
Irvine and Preston TODD, as Administrators of
David McFall, DECEASED.
2nd, OF the debts due from said decedent and
tn or Ter of Their priorities.
3rd OF the real estate of which the said de
cedent died, seized and possessed,
AT which time and place ali Creditors of said
Darid McFalI, deceasea are. al o, required to at
tend and file with the undersigned proper evil
dence Of their ella inns.
Given under my hand as Commiss. p"er Of said
Court this l4th day of July, 1871.
j. W. GREEN SMITH,
july 27e4t Commissioner.
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Nesss s.si ssioner,s Notice.

~ To Ben iamin G Patterson, Joseph NJ. G.
Harnsbergcr. William Guthrie, Henrietta Jar
man, Administrators of P. P. Jarman. deceased,
George W. Mcclure and Simeon Conner, Plum
ufs, and Agnes NJ Davis, widow of Braxton pa-
mes NJ. Davis and her infant children, Ella A. Da-
Wis Henry Davis, Caroline Davis, and Charles B
Davis, and J. n. Ryan, Guardian ad htem of said
infants, DEFENDANTS.
Take notice that on MONDAY fhe 21st day of
AUGUST, 1871 at my office in Stanton shall.
in pursuance of an Order made in the suit Of Da-
Wis Creditors VS. Davis Widow, &C.. HE June
Term A. D. 1871, of the Circuit Court for the
County of Augusta to which said suit, now de
pending therein in Chancery. you are parties,
proceed to take state and settle the following &C
counts, viz:
LIST. Of the clear value of the lands conveyed
by Braxton Davis and wife to John B. baldwin
md Alexander IL. IL. Stuart, Trustees to secure
the debts of said Braxton Davis.
2nd. Of the value Of the lands conveyed by the
iripartite deed exhibited with the bill, and exc
cuted by said Braxton Davis, John b. Baldwin
and Agnes NJ. Davis.
3rd. Of the contingent dover, interest of said
def t., Agnes NJ. Davis, in the real estate of said
Braxi on Davis at the date of said deed to wit {:
the 22nd day Of May, 1866 and Of the excess,
if any, of the settlement made upon the said Ag-
mes NJ. Davis by said tripartite deed AT which
time and place you are required to attend
Given under my hand as Commissioner of said
Court this 18th day Of July, 1871.
j. W. GREEN SMITH,
i;lv 2O-4t Commissioners
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New York Mills Cotton at pic;
Wamsutta at 20c
Dayol Cotton, better than New York Mills QY
Wamsutta at l9c.;
ApHrosenEgin at 163c.;
The celebrated Harris Water twist Gotten at l5c.
Extra fine fuil yard wide Unbleachsl CaItgn "
12Jc
Pillow case Cotton ~ inches wide. at l6Sc.;
French Pcrc:,les az Zoe, worth 2Ac.;
Printed Brlliants at lG5c., would be cheap at 3d.
Piques at 20, IS, 80 IS, 40, and 50e.-a feduc-
ton from . to 25c OH q yard;
Chinese Grass Cloth, for Dresses, at &c., worth
25r.
Iron Grenadines at 25c., worth 4pc. at Soc,
would he cheap at Geo.
| Bla, k Grenadines;
Fancy Colored Sti iped Grenadines at 15c., worth
25c. per yard
l ] Tin and coloraa Ienos and Mozembiques q.
| 1890, worth 2ac.;
Plat Japanese Silks at 8Oc., worth Sl.25;
Elegant styles Japanese Silk al 81, worth Sl,25
and $780,
Black Silks at 1925, $50, 1,75, and $2-all
very cheap;
Tucked Swiss Muslin, for waists, at a0c, worth
| Use. per yard;
Ginghams at 10, 125. lGs. 20, and Csc.
Lawns at 81, 10, IL, l6S, 20, aud 25e. per yard;
Extra inducements IN Swiss, Check, Hair cord,
Nansook, Jackonet, Orgnndie and Null
Musiins;
DlSnoP, V lctofla, anQ Lt.en LAWN,
Genuine Ffensa wove Corsets-all colors and 81
| ges-at G5c, wprth 81;
Linen Checks at 20c., worth 30c
Cotton Pants Stufs at co. 25, and 30G, worth %,
49, and 400;
AlexaH.1ef Kid Gloves at ST. would be cheap at
liza;
Honey comb Quilts. large enough for the largest
beds, at 1.40 worth 80. Extra quality at
l,6O. worth So;
Lin en- Collars at ia c., worth Csc.
large stock of Linen Collars and Cuffs at
tonishingly low prices
Gents ffauze Shirts at SOC. worth 81;
Doyles or Fringed Napkins at Soc, worth 81 per
dozen;
ColoIed Fruit Doyles at 1l,1o worth Sl,75 per
dozen;
Table, Piano, Meloaian, and Stand Covers at
very low prices;
Sash, Neck and Bonnet Ribbons:
Hose, for men. women. and children;
parasos marked down ever so low, and lower
iaan that;
IIenlsitehea. Tape. Borlered Tuased, and Lace
llandkrrchieAs at prices to make them 60
fast;
Table cloths, table Damask, Napkins, and Doy
lies at prices that cannot fail to suit;
Trayclng ays and Baskets;
Saratoga and her Trunks. very cheap;
JEWELRY,
AND FIVE THOUSAND OTHER ARTICLES AT
VERY Low PRICES.
During the closing-ouu sale no goods will be
taken back Exchanged. All goods mNst be
paid for .eilyery.
LEW BROTHERS.,
1918 aAd 3la, Main ST., Richmonl, Va,
July 21- if
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Notice..

Commissioners Natice.
" To James A. Conner and the Creditors Of
Franklin McCue plaintiffs, and Franklin McCue
and D. W. Hanger, defendants.
Take notice that on Thursday, the oath of AU-
GUST, 1871, at my office i'll Staunton, | shall in
pursuance eft orders made in the suit OF
McCue's Creditors VS. lIcCue, at the June Term.
A. D. 1871, of the Circuit Court for Augusta
county, to which said suit now therein depend
ing in Chancery, yop are parties, proceed TO take,
state and settle, the following accounts. viz:
list. The character and vaiEe. and annual rem
tai value of all he real estate owned by the de
PENDANT Franklin McCue on or after the lst day
of November, 1867.
End. The liens outstanding against such real
estate, by whom held and their respective prior
tiles
at which time and place the creditors of the
said defendant also required tp attend and
file with the undersigned the proper evidence of
thep sad olain,s.
Given under my hand as Commissioner in Chan
Gerry and of said Court this 18th day of July,
1871. J. ". GREEN SMITH,
july Is At Commissioner
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july 13-4t
commissioners Nosic,

"A
~ 10 Thornton G. Stout. Executor of John
Afford, dc ceased, Plaintiff and David D. Durbor
aw, Petitioner and John W MARBLE and Jacob
Gutshall, Defendants.
Take notice that, on FRIDAY, the 25th day OF
AUGUST, 1871, at my office in Staunton, shall
in pursuance of an order made in the suit of Al
ford's Executor VS. MARBLE, Sc, atthe June Term
of the Circuit Court for Augusta county, to which
said suit now depending therein in Chaucery
you are parties, proceed to take, state and settle
the following accounts, vi-i
1st OF the outstanding liens with their pri-
critics, upon the real estate of Defendant, John
W. MARBLE
2ld Of the real estate Of said MARBLE togeth-
er with he feesimple and annual rental value
thereof.
At which time and place all lien creditors Of
the said MARBLE must also attend and Ale With
the undersigned proper eyaence Of their claims
Given under my hand Commissioner Of said
Court this l1th day Of July. 1871.
J. W. GREEN SMITH,
iulv 13-4t Commissioners.
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Nosss ss,issiomerss NStice.

NOsss aasissiOnerss NGtice.
" All parties piam'iifs and defendants in
the three suits, viz OF Shuniate VS. Bears Adj
ministrator. SC, Bears Administrator, SC, vs
Bear, Sc, and Frazier Us Bear &c, s.oY depend
ing in Uhancery in the Circuit Court of Augusta,
and ]. Marshall Hanger and George Bay lor,
Commissioners of sale in one of said suits, and
all persons intere: ted whomsoever, are HEREBY
NOTIFIED that on the End day of AUG UST, 1871.
at my office in Stanton, shall in pursuance Of
;, Joint order entered in said suits at the June
Term of said Court, A. d. 1881 !. proceed TO taks,
state and settle the following accounts, viz;
1st Of the transactions of David s. Bear and
Peter Hanger. as Executor of Alichae, Bear, de-
ceased of the assets which passed into their
hands and of the balance due from them and
their surities on IL settlement OF their Exc uto-
rial accounts, and Ct the distribution OF that
balance and of the parties entitled thereto as leg
atees or claimants under and through such lega
tees
ond A further accou of the administration
de Jonis non of the defendant John 3. Watts.
mon the estate of Michael Bear. deceased; and
also an account of the debts against the estate of
Michael Bear Geceaso,i; and an account SLOWING
the interests Of Tie leg atees Of Michael Bear. de-
ceased in the funds i'll said Administrators hands,
and of the parties claiming under and through
III, m respectiyely and SPECIALLY of the interest
of David s. Beai in said estate, ard OF the par
ties claiming under or through HIM.
ard An account Of the estate 1t Susan Bear,
deceased, and of the proper distribution OF the
same among distributes o. parties pialin1ng un
der or through them respectively.
At which time aud place all persons planning
interests in, or liens upon, said estates sHher as
legatecs creditors or otherwise as aforesaid are
hereby n notified to appear before the undersigned
and Establish their cl'ms' or IN me language 81
said said order, .the same shall be forever barred
and that the Court will proceed 10 distribute said
estate irrespective OF said Claims 4"
Given under my hand as pqmnmlsslaper IN b onan-
cory of said Court this l'h day OF July, n11I'
" J. Y. GELEN sMri H.
july 70 4. N00mm'sSlohef:
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.C0u.,nissi 0uer's Notices,
G,0n nRissiOner.s sale of vafua-
q 7 d Ky virtue of decree

" sSss E4and.-By virtue of decree Of
the Circuit Court of Augusta county, rendered
on the Eth day of June 1871, in the suit Of
Mowry's widow and ais. as. Mowry's heirs, &c
the undersigned as special Commissioner therein
named, will proceed to sell at public auction, on
the premises, on
FRIDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF AUGUST, 1871
valuable tract of land containing 322 ACRES
lying about miles East Of Staunton, on tho
New Hope road, it being known as the home
farm of Geo. w. Mowry, deceased, and the same
upon which his widow resides.
This is one of the best farms in Augusta coun
ty-the land of excellent quality, well enclosed
and in fine state Of cultivation. 1t has upon il
fine Brick Mansion Hosse, good barn and all
other necessary out buildings.
TERMS OF SALE.-Enough cash in hand te
pay costs Of safe, and the residue in four equal
annual payments from day of sale, the purchaser
executing his bonds with approved personal Sc
curity for the deferred payments, and the title
retained as ultimate security.
G, M. COCHRAN, Jr.,
inlv 2T-tds Commissioner.
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MNrketse
Review of the MARKETS. by P B. d P. 4. Sublett,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
A,,rusto Cfroot Ctounfo, w

mug Ct, eduHtVh, VI: -
The receipts of wheat and oats for the past
week, have been liberal; the quality of wheat
much superior to last years crop. The oats cror
is much inferior: the grain is light, and in mos
cases, does not weigh up to the standard. AL
though we have repeatedly cautioned the farmers
to market their grain in good order, yet great
many oats are being offered for sale damp and
badly cleaned, thereby causing much loss te
the seller. Corn only in moderate demand, ant
prices barely sustained The receipts of hou,
about the same of last year. Market active anc
prices well up to quotations.
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commissioners Nefice.

a 0ghfnafssiOnerss Notice.
" 10 Tolarius koiner, Plaintiff, and Jacob
W. Zerkle, Defendant
Take Notice that on THURSDAY the 3lst day
Of AUGUST, 1871, at my office in Staunlon,
shall in pursuance of order made in the suit
of Koiner VS. Zerkle at the June Term, A. d
1871, of the Circuit Court for Augusta county
10 which said suit depending therein in
Chancery, you are parties, proceed to take, state
and settle the following accounts viz:
LIST. of the Judgment liens binding the lands Of
the said defendant, Eerkle, and the order of pr
or ties of said liens.
Ind. Of the fee simple and annual rental val
ues of the lands of said defendant liable to sale
liens.
At which time and place. all lien Creditors O.
the said .Iaco6 y. Zerhle also required to at
tend and file with Fhe Undersigned proper eAi
dence of their claims.
Given under my hand as Commissioner of said
Court this 18th day Of July, 1871
]. w. GREEN SMITH,
iuly 27-4t Commissioner.
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RUN oFF.-On last Monday evening three
horse team standing in front of Mr. McClnres
Commission Store, at the Railroad became fright
ened at vivid fash of lightning and loud clap Of
thunder, and started down the bill towards the
Virginia Hotel at rapid rate They came in
contact with thessexpress wagon. near Burkes Liy-
cry Stable, which threw one of the horses in the
team, injuring him very severely. The other two
got away. No damage was done to the express
wagon,
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"reminiscences Notice.

~ To z. Johnston, Plaintiff, and Jeremiah
Peterfish and Agnes Carr, Defendants.
Take NOTICE that on SATURDAY, the 2eth of
AUGUST at my Office in Staunton, I shall, in
pursuance of an order made in the suit of john
ston vs. Petnrfsh, &c. at the June Term, A. D.
1871, of the Circuit Court for Augusta county, to
which said suit now depending thereln ia Chan
cery you are parties, proceedto take, state and
settle the following accounts, viz;
LIST. OF the liens, their several amounts and
respective prorites, resting upon the real estate
Of the said jeremiah Peter fish
End. Of the amounts due from said Agnes
Carr to said Pe;erfsh on land purchased OF him
and how the same shopld he applied.
3rd. OF the value Of ,he interest of said Pc
terfsh in the Black Springs property, and the
fee simple and annHa rental value of all real es-
tate owned by him at the date of Plaintiffs judg-
ment and decree.
At which and place all lien creditors Of the
said Jeremiah peterGsh must also all end and file
with undersigned droper evidence of their claims.
Given under my hand as Commissioner in Chan
pery of Said Court this llth day of J@ly 1871
;nlu 10 Nv Comm S ,iortr.
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HAIL SToRM-A severe hail storm was report
cd few miles east of Staunton on Monday eve
ming last
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RICHMOND MARKET
Corrected every week by P. b. Y p. A. sublett.
RICHMOND CATTLE MARKET. JULY 27

RICHMOND CATTLE MARKET, JULY 81.
BEEF CATTLE-The market during the past
week was dull. The cattle arriving supply the
demand, and prices have not changed. The quo
tatlonS are:
Prime, Is O0906 50 u 100 fb gross.
Good, 00@45 90
SHEEP.-The market is well supplied. The
prices
Prime, S. oo@5 co p 100 ib gross.
Good, 9DGl4 90 g
VEAL CALVES quoted at from IS TO SIS
each, as to condition.
srn1Sc LAMBS bring from So to 81, as to size
and condition
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Mrs. Kate NJ. Kelley wishes to close up hel
business and requests persons indebted to come
forward at once, and settle their accounts. See ad
yertisement.
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commissioners Notice.


" To james NJ. Lohand and his Lien creditors.
Take notice that in purauanie of an Qrder of
the Cirapit Court Of Augusta, on the Ehancery
side thereof, made at the June Term, 1871, in the
cause of Lofand's creditors VS. James NJ. Lofind,
shall, on the End day of SEPTEMBER 1871, at
my office in Staunton, proceed to take, state and
settle the following accounts, viz:
1st The amounts and priorities of all liens
resting upon the real estate of the said defendant,
James NJ Lofand.
End The quantity of real estate subject to
said liens, and the fee-simple and annual rental
value thereof.
At which time and place. all creditors holding
liens upon the real estate Of the said James H. Lof
land, required to file proper evidence thereof
with the undersigned.
Given under my hand as Commissioner of said
Court this 10th day of July. 1871
+ J. W. GREEN SMITH,
july lat CommssinAer.
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TIgE GNEA4 FRENCH REAEp{:
,ssLsmAnE's SPECIFIC PILLS.

Prepared by GARANcIERE s. DUPONT. No. pa
Rue Lombard, Paris, and highly recommend
Cd ny The entire MEDICAL Faculty Of
EranGe,
Are the veg best in all easas of Spermato rrhea,
or Seminal Weakness; Nightly, Daily or Prema-
Iurs Emissi9ns Sexual WeaknIess CT Impotency J;
excuses Rsldijtsa1a j Of -ihe Genital Organs :;
Weak spina; elm . or |.Rgick dust deposits
in the Urine; .!Mlky Discl charges" &C., and all
the ghasly train Of Symptems arising from
Overuse or Excess $.
They eyre when all oihef remedies fail.
Full directions in eaah box.
PRlcE S. PER Bog, or Boxes FOR SIS.
Sold by the principal Druggists, or will bes
by mail, secursty senfd from all o5serpatian. by
closing price to he Sole General Agent for An
lea. JOB MOSES. Is CortlanM Street, Neo Y,
Pamphlets of ADVICE sent Free to any addrcs,
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New LIVERY SrABLE-Ed Burke is building q
very commodious new Livery Stable, and sheds
for carriages, opposite his old stand, near the
Virginia Hotel.
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A man named Puryear has been found guilty OF
demonstrating in the Nelson County Court, and
sentenced to the Penitentiary for seven years.
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sNAKEs-AND A SNAKE STORY We have been
informed by ''reliable gentleman, and that gen.
man one of the Deputy sheriffs, who like Editors,
are never mistaken, that Mr. John W. Sitting
ton, living near Deer field. in this county, killed
copper head Snake last week, which measured
four Feet and that it had in fifty sis yoa1ng snakes,
each about eight inches long, We regard this a
pretty good snake story, even if it is true.
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HOME AND HEALrH.-This is the title of neat
and valuable monthly magazine designed speci-
ally for Home and filled with information con
corning the art of preserving health-the great
est of all earthly blessings-published by W. R.
DePuy s Bro, 805 Broadway, N. Y city. and
furnished to subscribers at the low price of so
per annum, just what practcing physician
would charge for single visit. 1t is just such a
ma gazine as should be found in every intelligent
family.
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APpoRTIoNMENT OF ScuooL FuND.-Schcme of
division of the Bird apportioDment of State Funds
for School purposes among the different Districts
of Augusta county, at the rate of 20 cents for
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See the advertisement of James Bumgardner
Jr., Commissioner, of sale of real estate.
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ToEaaaas issiOner's Notice.
~ To james W. Mccormick. petitioner, and
Philip Fauber, Administrator of Isaac R. Jordan.
deceased, as also Guardian of the Infant children
of said Jordan plaintiff, and Sarah Ann Jordan,
widow of said Isaac r. Jordan and George d.
Jordan, Margaret Jordan, Emma NJ. Jordan,
Mary Jane Jotd4n, James NJ. Jordan, Mar
tina Ellen Jordan, William Ezra NIcClanahan
Jordan and Stele w j rdaI, Infant childn en-
and heirs and distributes of said Isaac f. Jordan,
and the unEsomn Brothers and Sisters ofthe sad
Isaac r. Jordan, and John Paris, Guardian ad
1item of said infants. Defendants.
Take Notice, that on WEDNESDAY, the a0th
day of AUGUST, 1871, at my office, in staunton.
I shall in pursuance of an Order made in the
suit of Jordan's Guardian, &C., VS. Jordan's wild
ow and heirs, at the June Term, 1871, of the
Circuit Court for Augusta county, to which said
suit, now depending therein in Chancery, you
are parties, proceed to take, state and settle an
account showing:
1sti The estate of Isaac Z. Jordan, deceased.
that come into he hands of his Administrator,
PHI lip Fauber, aAd its administration by him,
said Faubcr.
2.d The assets real and personal of the estate
Of said decedent which may not have been admin
isered, their present form and yalpe.
3rd. The on standing debts Of said Iecedent, by
judgment or Otherwise, stating lheir priorities,
if any.
4th. The value of the Dover interest of Mrs.
Jordan in the mill and lands sold to- James W.
McCormiek.
ssh. Whether Isaac 2. Jordan had the legal
title to said mill property purchased by said
Mccormick. and whether said Isaac r. Jordan
had fully paid his purchase money for said mill
pro. erty, and if not paid, how much is still due
thereon, to whom due, and whether the same is a
lien on the properly.
At which time and place, all creditors of tie sad
Isaac r. Jordan deceased, are, a!so, required TO
attend and file with the undersigned proper cyi-
dence of their claims
Given under my hand as Commissioner Of said
Court this 18th day of July, 1871.
J. W. GREEA SMITH,
iuly l1-4h CO Commissioners
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every pupil,
Total
Sl.94a.sO

The above amounts are now in the Treasurer
hands subject TO the orders of the District Boards
J. E. GUY Co. Supt. Schools.
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Buy from one that would impose on you
but buy your Furniture from y. NJ. wilkes, tAe
Bargain House.
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ECLECTIC MEDICAL JOURNAL. This valuable
medical Periodical. puhislel in Philadelphia,
edit ID by Prof. John Buchanan, NJ. D., for July
and August has been received.
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET. JULY II.
Prices to-day for best Beef t#fte ranged as
follows: Best Beeves at So &c; first quality
A 5ac; medium y 4le ordinary thin Steers
35a3 81. Hogs 81 &c for common large selling
down to 81; receipts 1896. Sheep in fair de-
mand for good, common dull; quote fair TO
good 81 53c Stock Sheep at Il a PC. Lambs
81 IS IL 81 'UO
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The amount of the State debt funded on Mon
day at the office the Treasurer was 81 0S0.20
making total of S4.774, 826 GO. The amount
fun led was expected to reach 5000, 900 yesterday
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The cheapest Stationery in the city, is at John
A. Moons, Post-ofica. july 2o-lm
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See the advertisement of Geo. M. Harrison Jr.,
Commissioner.
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A. N Breckenridge, Steward at the Deaf Dumb
& Blind Institution, advertses for missing jack
screw.
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Good Note paper 10 cents per quire, Envelopes
10 cents per package, at John A. Moons, Post
Office july 20-lm