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MUSICAL MONTH";

PETERS MUSICAL MONTHLY
1873. Gpril.6sft. Gntbalt in elesante,
MusRattuns Gompcftonen fur @efans uni
@tanc tn i@6nerM bwedsluns, ron Stewart
@ters, Dants, DreRler, 9opfins. gaiter
9armtRpun unb &infel.
@rets per Satrs ans $3.-Die 1ebten nie,
Nunrmern finb fur 81. 3u BADEN bel s. 6
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BON 6. Steiser in Netp yorf erfdeinenSeu
Deufd Observation-Disclosures CONTRIBUTIONS eeri.
cons enttdlt etnen IL Setten um;aG.nreu
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philadelphia. Wte BET alien 6tnltaen Mr.
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@ebatttcn aber btefe Stabt bas retdtaltise
Material BON beuti&ea edriitasnern, BIZ
fett Sabren tn beriel5en wotnen, uxe mar 70
tn ben @tanb sefest, etnen In isberBsstebuns
p~oafdnbtsea, auf ben neaefen Mnsaben be.
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baltntfe tn erf&6pfenber @etie befprehenpen
Mrtttel 3u seten. Der Arttfel Ybtlofopbte
stbt tn sebranster leberl&t etnen tursex
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tur3sefaeten @ef4tate btefer tnterefanten
STUNT beicnbere @ldliGt auf bic ptelsn Gr'
fnbunsea Der neueRen3 eit. Inter ben::ubrt'
gen Mrtiteln iinb nod bic itsrYferh, Yfause,
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belebrenb berpor3ubeben.
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tanaen uns gu:
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Sabrsans. 3. @eft, entbaltenO bic Grsab'
lung rDret 9albe" pom y. Seuden'
tbaler. Terner bic YrofAlre:
Die 0Rerrei@ii&e ae@tspartsi. Bon 9.
@eib.S tartenfels.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-05
miif1pn in Gburebpiae, 4a.

9etbes, cine srpse @nabe unb elm GROCER
1rof, 1T unferer @emeinbe gu 1betl eesuor'
ben. SIR iiter adt Sage, %besinnenb nit
benz erfen Scnntaae Der 4afen3ett, BAT Der
bcaw. P. @entnser in uaftr M'tte sewetlt,
TN, bic I'M Sabre 1857 bier abseboltens
Mtllon gu erneuern. @ott fet Danf, bieie
MtiFons. Grneueruns entfpraA Der Grpar'
tuns. Das setste ii& Defenders 1T ter resen
3betlnabme an ben General. Gommuntonen
Der kserlAteoenen Gtinbe. ,Seber bteier
@tdnse..batte ieinen beionberen Stanbesun.
terrttt beoor fi& bic Gtnsslnen benz Gm-
pfange bes ~. Satramentes Ser Buee nate.
ten. Mabrenb Der meGe rsbete Der bp&p.
spatfrs iebesulal nit wsatssn, ,ater berebeteu
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-05

epnbon, 29. Mdr3. Graf gernsborH,
Der beutfde @efanbte am euSltfaen 9cfs
tarb BIER.
Der Damrfer Great @efern, Der Don
8rifol mad Nep ycrf befimnt mar, fran
bette bel 8ladntore wabrenb eiueu1 bt&ten
Nehef.
@abrib, 29. Mdrs. DON Carlos fol-
l4 in @enf beFnben. Die fpantlAe &eete'
runs fat Elm Muniftt selafen, In wel&em
fe ben republifanif& ~ssinnten Stsil ber ge.
p0!feruns aufcrtert, fe sesen bic Garltasn
su unterfasen.
Or Smpareial brtnst bic Ma&rtdt. bab
DON Carlos feline Anipride auf ben abrpn
BON Spanten ~ @unRen fetnes @otnes UNI.
ter ter @esenti4ait Don Don alptoniu auf'
sesetea fat.
Sen. Gabriana BAT tes O~bercommanbc
iber bic @arltftfAen 8anben tn Spanien
aberncmmen. Dteie Depei&en fianaen
f9le4t gu ben neuslen 8ert4ten, laut wel'
den bic &esterunestruppen %tebeutenee
Shlappen erlitter baben.
Nrdftent Tiaueras sat bertdtst, baB feline
Senbuns na4 Barcelona our Mufredterbal'
tuns bes aniebens Der &ssieruns gu feinent
!.&eiultate sefltrt bat. Man befarhtet, bas
bic tei Der @arnifpn iener Stabt berrf6ente
l1nsufrtebenbeit ih In Der sanlen fpaniiden
Mrnnee ausbreiten rpirb.
Die 1ssten Nadrihten aus 9apana teu'
ten barauf BIN, tab bte fpantite @e9ieruna
orcse S9mterisfeiten gu uberrtnben baden
rptrb, penn fe ibre neue @plitit, bic ter
Emancipation In ben Grlonten ausfatren
uin. Namentlt1 pirb btes auf Cuba be1
| Sat fein, no Der @eilf Der l1n%attdnsisfeii
test fur fdrfer eeta1ten pirb als ie felt &C.
atnn Der Snfurrtetton.
aus q ON fam uas icstsn wteber Elm.
ldusere Corresponding 3u, bic in ndhfe,
Nummer fo1aen ptrb.
Die internat;onale Population bat Dem
Napf %beteutenbe @elbfpenten iterbraht
8e1sien a1eiH bat uter cine balbe MiGipr
tetaefsuert. Der Yapa BAT befm Gmpfane
hes betaifhen Senators t'6cmale aedueert
t1B 3sleien in ten1 8amrf fur bic Stride
Gh aus,eihne. 9eim Gmrfans res Grafsr
Mcbianc iaste Der Marn. bic materieIen
| @abeu, ppmtt @ctt i'm uberhdnfe, feisn i'm
l1nterpfdneer fir bic Der Stride porbebaltent
mcraliIhe l1ntsrRubune.
parts. 2. Mprtl. Die Debatte In be,
Notwithstanding iber bic Yetttion tea
Nrtn,en Mapo1eon. In Der er UNI bas fran
aDiihe Bureerre4t etnfcmrnt, iuar eine febr
beftise. Mtntfer Dufaure tpetserte ii4
ben bierauf be3isli&en geri&t bes Special
committees an3unetnen. Der 8eridt mar
III eonlerpatie unb entbtelt einen inttrettsn
Sate1 fir bic @esieruns. Tuiaure lests
bar. bab bic bonaparttiAen Nrin,en baa
Defret serwerfen. rrel1es ibre DYnafie ab.
fdafe; oebtalb lei es unmDsli6 fe ais elm.
fade 8ureer gu bebanbetn. CT fpraG in
ZEN pe:ddtlthfen Iusbraden BON BEN
Staatsfrei4, auf ben fd bic MaGt bee
peritcrbenen &ailers srlnbete. DepsYne
auf Setten tes COMMITTEES 1eusnetc beGen
abfi4t bic Rester1ns taeeln au wpaen unb
Sertbstbtste Sen 8ert6t.
6ierauf retate Dufaure etnsn Geisbent,
putr Elm CUR Nusweiluns Der gonapart.
ften Semilie unb b%eantraste, bob man CUR
etnfa&en Scsesoronuns ihrette. Nad ei.
ner ldnseren befti8en Debate .purbe Der
Antras nit 347 sesen q Stimmen anse.
nommen.
Das in geriataes tasenbe &rtesssert6t
perurttetlte ben Communion Telir Ygat in
contumaciam aur1 Tpbe.
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ypRmeifer be,su Salar ni&t 1000 Dol
lar per Sabr iterikist, biirfen laut elmer Der.
srbnuns bee General poameiasrs 2otal.2em-
ter ,uie bas bes Observation-Disclosures. Tuwn
Glert ,. befleiben hnnen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-05

+ aus Darmfabt Ycn, IL. Ndra tutrb
beriHtet: 9tute UNI Mitterna9t FAM cine
BON etner1 Stlrntutnb bealettete Grberfhlt.
terung Hott, auf srel9e ur, bret tltr Mcr.
gems Elm Grbfce folste. Der naraentli1 In
,ber Altfaet bfntlt& pabsssncnsMen purbe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-05

Snfeften. gerttlst ate fhdblidsa
SniefteH, menn thinner sefunben, int 81, ais
Qarpen coer Waben. @enn bic 8dume
nidt mt Seifenwafer sepaf1en rperben,
rettt fe wentsaens nit etner nsifen 8arfe
at.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-05

Samenb bar @tnidtrtsen fact tn &dHen
ober glete, anftatt lie NIT Grte 3u tebeden,
preBt fe tn bieielbe Elm unb beSieet nit elmer
@teBfanne NIT feinem @tebe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-05

Samen pcnSbf> pser 3ierbiumen fann
MAJ in 8aumldulreiben pber tn8eete flen ;
aber es 1T better, Bis nd9fen Mrnat su
~tuarter, au6sr NIT Ni6en, gfridfernen &c.
bic ta @erbfe nersraben rperben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-05

@ras> uub &leefaat io1te ntht
metr ais etnen balben 3oa betedt wtroen.
Deit mebr @aat aebt uerlcren, neil fe sn
ttef tsbedt pirt, ais neil fe gang uabebedt:
liesen bletbt. Gin feiner, lpdsrer Schen 1T
nDtbis.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-09-17
STATE NEWS.

Samuel w. Thomas, esq, is candi-
date for house Of delegates from Warren.
We learn from The Lexington Gazette
that young Japanese, Is years of age, has
entered Washington and Lee University.
He will study law.
-Ex-Lleutenant Governor r. IL. Mon
taguc is spoken of as the Conservative
candidate for the house of delegates, from
Middlesex.
Ion Thursday last, General Kemper
addressed the people of Tazewell at the
county seat. The crowd scattered consid-
erably before he got through.
The farm of Robert L. Curry, of $50
acres, sixteen miles from Staunton, has
been sold to DR.. Jas. s. Curry, of Rocking
ham, for SIS per acre-$2, 700.
On Monday night Of last week, the
store-house of Mr.. John White, at Castle-
mans Ferry, in Clarke county, was des-
troyed by fire. The contents, consisting
of about 81 900 worth Of goods and $3.50
in cash, were also burned. @
Two horses were stolen in Page county
last weeL-one from Ell Jones and the
other from Henry Bradley, The latter has
recovered his horse, which was stolen by
colored man, who was arrested in Louisa
county. lie had been employed at work in
Page county by Mr.. Purcell. Efsa
The Rockbridge Gazette says that on
Monday of last week an embankment in
the "cuto back of the University caved in
on mule, cart and three colored men.
One was mashed severely. He was COW
cred, except his head, by the pile of dirt,
and when dug out was senseless. The
other two were slightly injured. -
The Petersburg Appeal asks, "Why
is it we hear no reports of speeches made
by Colonel Wedderburn of The Enquirer,
in the southwestern tour of General
Kemper?" We wish we could answer the
question, but it is beyond our power. -
Alexandria Sentinel. a. fsia 81
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MISCELLANEOUS.

2
The reports from Shreveport are most
heart-rending. Six hundred persons are
down with the fever, and there are but
few to take care of them. The city is
almost deserted, save by the sick and dy-
ing. 8 "a s
A violent storm occurred on the Black
sea last week, which proved very destruc-
tive to shipping. Seventy vessels were
wrecked near the mouth Of the Bospho-
rus. Nearly all on board persisted. At
one point on the shore two hundred and
sixty-fiye corpses have been washed
ashore.
The Great Eastern failed to find the
broken cable of 1865, and has returned to
her pier after fruitless search. The cable
which remains intact hastens to inform us
that on account of the loss Of the cable of
1865 there can be no reduction of rates be-
tween the United States and Europe. The
people on, both sides of the Atlantic not
interested in cable stock will be very
sorry to hear they are still debarred from
sending messages across the ocean on &C.
count of excessive charges.
The Protestants Of France are in favor
of maintaining the Republic. They have
sent petitions to the Protestant deputies in
the national assembly, praying that there
be no return to monarchy. F
A special dispatch to the New Orleans
Picayune from Brownsville, Texas, says
that the Rio Grande has overtlowed its
banks for the first time since 1869. The
upper country is inundated. There is three
feet of water IN the main plaza in the city
of Camargo, and an almost unbroken
sheet of water from Brownsville. TO the
Gulf. The cotton crop is destroyed.
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ELoPEMENT IN EARLY LIFE.-On
Thursday evening last young gentleman,
stopping at a boarding-house on Sandusky
street, Allegheny, clipped with young
girl fourteen or fifteen years Of age, and a
daughter Of the landlady Of the house.
The parties proceeded to the residence OF a
minister in the city and were there
married. On returning to the boarding.
house after the marriage, and impar.ing the
secret TO the family, one of the members
took the young groom by the ear and led
him out of the door with great velocity,
expediting his speed somewhat with a
parting kick. Strange to say. the young
man has not since returned, and his where
abouts continue unknown both to the
family and to the bride. The young
lady is said to be an accomplished
musician, considering her age, a.
good scholar, very prepossessing in
her appearance, and late attendant, in
the capacity Of pupil, in the Fourth ward
school, Allegheny. The father of the
bride proposes to commence prosecution
against the minister who married the cou-
pie, and push it vigorously. Under law
Of the commonwealth minister, Judge or
alderman who joins in marriage couple,
either of whom is under twenty-one years
of age, is made subject to penalty Of two
hundred and fifty dollars, and by another
law the same act is made criminal
oiiense. - I'ittsba1g Commercial, 1871.
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NEW YORK.
Financial.

New YoRK,s September 17.-Stoeks
active. Gold l1l5. Money z. Exchange
long, l0Ss; short, 1909. Governments
dull and steady. State bonds quiet.
The u. S. consul at Bremen has died
from consumption.
Treasurer Sprague, Of Brooklyn, has been
released on $4,000 BAIL 1
-Four thousand dollars was subscribed
this morning for Shreveport.
BALLOON Voyage from Buffalo,
BUFFALO, N. Y. September 17.-At 8
O'Clock p. m. yesterday Prof. King, accom-
panied by Walter 4. Chester, of the Buffalo
Courier, James Albro, of the Buffalo
Commercial Advertiser, Luther S. Holden.
o. the Boston Daily Journal, and George
Ii. Nichols, of The New York Herald.
made a successful ascension in the balloon
Buffalo. Fully seventy-five thousand
people witnessed the event.
The balloon took southeasterly course
and iloated majestically over the CITY, dis
tnbutlng copies Of the "Aironaut'' paper
IN her path. The party expect to make
the longest inland voyage ever made, pro.
Vlded the weather will permit. The
weather was calm at S.l5 D. m, and the
course due east. The balloon Is one of the
largest ever made, holding 95 900 cubic
feet of gas.
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ILLINOIS.
The Observation-Disclosures Particulars of
lIie Melancholy Disaster ON Lake
Michigan-The Value of LifePre.
larVapl


The Ironsides--Furfher Particulars of
ihe Melancholy Disaster ON Lake
Miehigan-The Value of Lifc-Prc.
servers.
CHICAGO, September IT, Special
dispatches from Grand Haven, Michigan,
give the following account Of the founder
Jag of the propeller Ironsides off that port,
on Monday:
N. b. Watkins, clerk Of the boat, says:
We left Milwaukee at nine O'Clock Sunday
night with nineteen passengers, and crew
of thirty men. and arrived at Grand IIa-
ven between five and six Monday morning.
The cargo consisted of 1900 bushels of
wheat, 500 bbls. flour, 125 bbls. pork and
some miscellaneous articles. This was a
very large cargo, and the boat could only
carry 1,100 tons. g.s.
A moderate breeze was blowing from
the southwest, which constantly increased
until it became terrific gale before day
light. did not get up until nine o'clock,
when the boat was rolling fearfully. l
Immediately went below, and found men
working at The pumps. The water had
already put out the fires, ard the engines
were useless.
then went 10 the office and got the
passenger register, the money and mani
tests, and went on the hurricane deck,
where | found Captain Sweetman getting
the foresail in. lie was perfectly self
possessed, and the men obeyed his orders
promptly. We then were about three
miles from shore. A signal of distress had
been raised at $3.50 O'Clock. About ten
O'Clock the passengers all put ON life
preservers, for it was evident the vessel
must go down.
AT 1l:20 the captain ordered the boats
to be manned. In the first were all the
lady passengers except one. In the second
there were ten to twelve passengers and
crew. | took charge of the third boat,
which carried seven passengers, including
one lady and two Of the crew besides my
self, all of whom were saved.
After | had pushed off l saw two or
three boats leave the wreck, in one of
which l supposed the captain to be. NY
boat was hardlylhalf mile from the Iron
sides when.fshe sunk stern foremost, about
five miles from shore. 1t was ten minutes
past twelve when she disappeared.
She was estimated to be worth about
$l15,000. She was thoroughly oyerhauled
last winter, and was considered one of the
staunchest boats on the lakes,
The statement ola passenger, Mr.. N. f.
Ripley, of Lowell, Massachusetts, a. very
intelligent young man, who was one Of the
saved, gives the following additional
particulars:
The sea was SO rough little after mid
night that | could not sleep, though accus-
toned to the water. Before daylight the
vessel rolled SO that every movable was
smashed about the vessel, and it was i'm
l. IA -. 4 L. n
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BANKRUPT NOTICES.


f7tiH8s--t - 4" Ass ~ ti4'i
TN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE UNI
i TED STATES for the Eastern District of yir-
ginia. .gE1 stta III M
In the matter of r.. q. Farley, bankrupt
IN bankruptcy. Sf3g SIS &S
At Petersburg. on the 9Th day of September,
a. d., 1873. s;f q ~ -
Please to takenotice hereby, that petition has
been, to wit ON the 18th day of Febry 1873, filed
in said District Court, by II. g. Farley, of
Gloucester county in said district, who has
Keen heretofore duly declared bankrupt under
the act of Congress entitled "An act to establish
uniform system of bankruptcy throughout the
United States" approved March I'd, 1867, for
discharge and certificate thereof from all his
debts and other claims provable under said act
and that the 26th day of Sept'r, 1878, at 10
o'clock a. M, before J. T.. Waterman, one Of
the registers of said court in bankruptcy, at his
Office in Petersburg Va, in said district,
Is the time and place assigned for the hearing OF
the same, when and where You may attend and
show cause, If any you have, why the prayer
of the said petitioner should not be granted
4 You are also hereby notified that the second
and third meetings of the creditors of the said
bankrupt will be held at the same time and
place. jill WATERMAN
Register in Bankruptcy for
Sc 6-S2w* 9Th Cong'l Dist. of Va.
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rels. 66a60; Porto Rico, 6oa76 White Syrup,
8l.76;pcr gallon Jfst INV N
METALS-IRox-Horse shoes, 7kaOhc; mule
sh res, sAash; nail road. SC.
MILL OFFAL-Bran, zoe; Shots, 25c; Brown
stuff SOC; Shipstuff. 0..wbolesaIc from mill. :
NAILSlOid Dominion, 10 to 6o-penny, S6. to
Openly, &6A; y to 7-penny, &6h; a to tpenny
SEX; S-penny, &7h. By the 100 kegs, 25c less.
STERL-Naylor's cast, lSh. English blistered,
lsc; American do. 1lal2c 4E@t
OILS-Kerosene 2sa3lc. wholesale; straits,
Virginia lubricating OIL Zoe. Whale Oil, 9Oc;
Lard Oil, &c.,; Sperm on, 1925; Labrador God
Oil, for tanning purposes, 66a90c ts
PAPER STOCK-nIixed cotton rags, 4a4Ac;
white, 6a6hc; woollen, 2a4c; imperfections 2ka
PREPARATIoNS--old Dominion Fertilizer
$50: Gilham's Tobacco Fertilizer $40 90: Gill
hams Truck do $40; do cotton Fertilizer, $50 90;
Powhatan Raw Bone Super Phosphate, $50 90
Whann's Super Phosphate $50; Soluble Pacific,
Sea Fowl, and Norfolk Fish, $50 90; English To
bacco Fertilizer, $40 90; Eureka, &57h; Flour Of
Bone $50 90: Gilham's Peanut Fertilizer. $50 on.
POWDER-Sporting, rs per keg, $500 by the
lot; blasting 3.76a4 by the lot: mining, u. 25a
400 by the lot; Eagle powderin TASKS &ll 80 per
case OF rs pounds. Treble f. in canisters 1914 per
of Is pounds. SO -
SUGAR--Raw Porto Rico. New Orleans and
Cuba Mus'do, SAa10H.s - 81 -, - t.t9
Granulated. ........l2h Extra C...............lOM
Powdered. ..........1 2k O................9Al0
Crushed. Refined Yellow. .....9x
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ..-.-..........-.ii oa' A0ai''''',"1''S
Country merchants should remember in order
ing. that refined sugar is constantly fluctuating
\ SALT-Liverpool, ". 40; jobbing price, per
sack. Ground Alum, &2.25a940. N "a ~
SHOT-2s0aS00 per bag.
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE--Soa9 =
TEAS-Black, 65c. as. 26--the last a prime ar
ticle: Imperial, Soa$l 80: Gunpowder. 60a$1.76.
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Ghe e)irginia State Sournal
WEDNESDAY EvENG. SEP. II, 1873.
BY TELEGRAPH
VIRGINIA.



Alexandria.
ALEXANDRIA,, September 17.-0wing
to dispute about the ownership of the
unused half mile of railway track on
Henry street between the city authorities
and Alexandria and Washington railroad,
a riot took place yesterday. The rail-
road company sent laborers to take
the rails. The city authorities re-
sisted and arrested Il. l.. Dubarry, j, Wood
and +. w. Esch, and put them in the
station-house. Citizens cut off the
train that was taking up the rails by re-
moving part of the track between the train
on the Alexandria and Washington rail-
road. A writ of habeas corpus for Dubarry
was sued out, but in the meantime a hear
ing before the mayor was had, and Dubarry
released. There was much excitement and
a large crowd on the street. AT last the
rails taken up by the citizens were relaid
and the trains permitted to leave with the
rails it had already on board. The contest
is between the city and railroad for the
ownership Of the rails. The difficulty in
no way interleres with travel.
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slA CoLoRED CLEReYMAN in TRoU-

stA CoLoRED CLERGYMAN in TRoU-
BLE.-The Rev. Mr.. Chile, pastor of The
Colored Zion church of Mount Vernon,
New York, was before magistrate on
Saturday, on u charge of assaulting, with
intent to kill, Charles Beckwith, one of
Mr.. Clille's flock. 1t is alleged by Beck
with that Mr.. Clffe, while a boarder last
winter, ran away with the complainant's
wife,. "A few Gays ago Mr.. Beckwith was
told that Mr.. Clifle was living with Mrs.
Beckwiih in New Rochelle. Beckwith
called on the couple in their rooms and
was ordered out, and accompanying the
order, Mr.. Beckwith says, was cooked
revolver and threat to shoot.
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BANKRUPT NOTICES.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI.
u TED STATES for the Eastern District of
Virginia e
In the matter of @. w. Thorn VS.. Mrs. l.. p.
Jones, bankrupt-in bankruptcy.
At Richmond, on the 10th day of September,
a. d., 1878. -4stF
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Please to take notice hereby, that a petition
has been, to wit: on the 18th day of September,
1873, filed in said District court by L. p. Jones,
OF Richmond. Virginia, in said district, who has
been heretofore duly declared bankrupt under
act of Congress entitled can act to establish
uniform system of bankruptcy throughout the
United States" approved March I'd, 1867, for
discharge and certificate thereof. from all her
debts and other claims provable under said act,
and that the 3rd day of October, a. d., 1873, at
10 O'Clock a. M, before w. W. Forbes, one of
the registers of said court in bankruptcy, at his
office, in Richmond, in said district is the
time and place assigned for the hearing Of
the same; when and where you may attend
and show cause, If any you have, why the
prayer Of the said petition should not be granted
You are also hereby notified, that the second
and third meetings of the creditors Of the said
bankrupt will be held Mt the same time and
place. w. w. FORBES.
Register in Bankruptcy for
Sc E-W2w the Sd Cong'l Dist. of Va.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-09-17
TN THE DISTRICT as COURT OF THE UNI

THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI-
u TED STATES for the Eastern District OF
Virginia. gs9 ~ Siid79 III =
In the matter of Bernard Topper a bankrupt
lin bankruptcy. IL
At Richmond, Va, This 9Th day of September,
1873 -'f ~ =
To Whom it may Concern-The undersigned
f. M. Garnett, of Richmond, Virginia, here
by gives notice of his appointment as assignee
OF the estate of Bernard Loper. Of Henrieo
eoty, In SAID district who was on the zsth day Of
July, a. d., 1873 adjudged 4 bankrupt on
the petition of himself by The District Court
of the United States, for said district. -
Dated Richmond, the 9th day of Septembre, a.
d., 1878. Eaa ~ e. nj. GARNETT. "
Sc ll-Th3W oAA4l4t4 go Assignee