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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-06-27
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATE
IL. II. EDDY.
SOLICITO OF N,rr,

For IarenfioD~, Tradc Mo,ts ., t.
No. 10 State Street. oPP"sit" KIu. >-....
Mass. ..
After an extensive practice ui urg,...
wears continues to Secure pattur. .-
States also in Great IIItdiu. iIaI.....
ci-n countries. Caveats. slrcIt!,ff...
imnmcnts and all papers ~ drawn.
executed on lhCTa terms. and viii. U
searches made into American rr t.....
determine tine validity or utility of IT,.
ventinns-and legal "r other advice. r......'
matters touching tn" Sam" C"p,., % %.
any patent furnished by rciuItrr .
ments recorded at Washington. .r
TESTIM ONIAI-
Il regard Mir. Eddy as one uf he, ,r...-
and capable practitioners with WHOM. '
official intercourse. CHAS. MASON ..
tOmmI~irn,.r ... ..
Il have no hesitation in aS~urIu r.
they cannot employ a person NOR. ,.r..... '
trustworthy. and more capable OF r....
applications in Il form to secure. Tor -
and favorable consideration at The. .......
EDMUED BURKE Late Cuu.r.........
tents.
Mr.. l. II. Eddy has made len. we. Is
on all but one of which patents have. leo.
and that Is now pending. ~rrr ...
proof of great talent and ability ur ..-
me To recommend all inventors To- .t...
procure their patents H. they may .. -.
ium the most faithful attention b,-t,.....
cases. and at very reasonable ,uaI-.-
HuStum. Jan. |. l-'3-ly. Holm I.....
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BARBER SHOP.

Mr. F t.GILI. bees leave. 10 ;rip,..,,.,,. +, ill.,
Pn"hr thar h' has bought the BARBER shop former
y "rrnnrd hy " Parker, situated in the Av,nu,
i"l>" i'l"rN. ON L. L. Street. -. .ioIut>hury
by strict attention To business and h, ,.r,,,ln,,
mr. class help. he hopes To merit a good Shrr,. nt
public patronage -,
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DIED SUD- 49, OF uEA.,r DISEASE.

DIED SUD- 49, OF EEA.sT DISEASE.
How common is he announcement. Thousands
ar suGdally ,we- i--o eternity by mis- a-i nal
ady. Ihis diseas- r-rer !lv las lis IN in in,rure
blood, filed Win FRI a.'nr. poisonous materials.
winch. -cuia'.ng rhro""h 'ho l.-r. .--slare ~
delicate tissues ThoagN IA Irritation NAV at first
he slight nroduc.c0 lttie na'7,tatian OF III, .ul
action, yet by and r .He ct-e2s, beco-c.s fru.v
seated and inflammation, o. hvp--t-c2hy. OF Tick
ening % the li:.i:.! membrane CT OF tne valves is
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IL To Gentlemen that wish TO
~ FALSE GOOD HORSES
LEN ROGERS

y h'ntn"ky bred Stallion. stands at nv stoll.
Tor i. seq son "i l-'3. This week and ,.vrrv rtbr
can get his Pedigree at the office. ''' 10"
80" JERRY DREW AGENT
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II ERLEY STONES ESTATE.
| The subscribers. having been appointed 10y the
Hon Probate Court for the district "t alrdnnlii.
to receive. examine and adjust all
claims and demands Of all persons against the IS
tate Of P,rlcy Stone late of 81. ohn>hUry III SiiId
district deceased. represented ins"Vcnt. ami the
term of six months from the sixth day "f May.
A. Il. I-7} being allowed by said Court 10 tn" cr"dl-
tors OF said deceased To exhibit and prov" their re-,
Spcctivc claims before us; Civ" notice, that We VIII
attend to the duties Of our appointment. at the
dwelling. house Of the lat" PcIlry stone III y Johns,
bury in said district. the 18th day of July and
9th day OF Nov. next, AT 10 o'clock III the i"r"n"h
on each of said days.
{. /. BRIGHAM. Cn,,r,-rs
1a-I FRANCIS ~WlISER.
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Wood! wood J!

L. G. WOunUTEY VIII dc,i>,, la.
Wpnp III the VILLAGE a; - Per c"rd. ..
do iuhhn- "f all kinds
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TIE GREAT REMEDY T
C0MSUMP
which can be cured r.
timely resort to this st.
ard preparation, as has he
proved by the hundreds
testimonials received by
prOprietors. 1t is acknor
edged by many promia.
physicians to be the IL
reliable preparation ever
troduced for the relief .
cure of all Lung compIa~
and is offered to the Pu.
sanctioned by the expert.
Of over forty years. "
rcsorted to in season it
dom fails to effect 4 >pc.
cure in the most -
cases Of Coughs, Bronra.
Group, Whooring Co..
Influenza \ sthm3 Co..
Sore Throat, Pains or
ness in the Chest and ;
Liver Complaint, EI."..
at the Lungs, &c. VIZ.
Balsam does not dry Il,
Cough, and leave the car
behind, as is the case VI .
most preparations, hut
looscns and clcansc>
lungs, and ailayS TrIta.-
thus removing the eau,
the complaint.
PREPARED ny
= SETH ", POWJE & SONS, B,s:.-
And sold by Druggists a:.L Dy..-.s-
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Gstafrs.

C,TATE OF VERMONT. CALEDONIA DISTRICT. S.
In Probate Court held at the Probate Once IN
st Johnsbury. in said District on th' Jun uiH VI
June. 4. ID. 1873. l., y-;u l
Isaac \ Watts executor of the last W III anu
Testament of LYMAN : Watts late OF Barnet III
said district. deceased presents ms dul
occnnnt fnr examination and allowance and makes
apulcation for a decree of distribution and partl,
ti,n of the estate Of said deceased W htf"ul''h II
Is ordered by said Court that said account anu
said applicafion he referred to a session thereof
tn he held at the Probate Office in sad 81 Johns
bury on the 18th day of june y. - le'f l"I near
i,,, md decision thereon: And il is further order
ed that nnticc hereof be given to all persons inter
cstcd bv publication of the same three weeks sue,
'crssiyely in the Calclonian newspaper plihliNhe1
,t Il J1hnsbIrv previous To said time appointed
for hearing. that they may appear at sald tlmc
and place and show cause, If any they may nav
yLy said account should not he allowed, and such
decree made.
by the Court, Attest. s,.,
ASA l.. FRENCH Judge of Probate.
true copy of Record. Attest
PA ASA L. FRENCH. Judge of Probate.
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DR. Ii. :. FLINT & co.
MOUSE PAINTING

TIE undersigned is prepared 70 dc all kinds nj
p..l in" outside a1i -. Also rgrtrrrlar o.ICIiin
g'Te- a. "a ..ar,ag and granting. Residence Westi
er1 venue acar iair1;.nks bore
q T.,iteE. good Painter.
st. JobnsDury, May i. lz73 #
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Buy Ne. and III do you Good
DR.. IENCLEYS
ROOT AND HERB BiTTERS

inns mricinc j. withuut In Do~Sihiity u a
doubt the very best r,'urdv known 'nr tn,. follow
i'm and I'll kindred dl~,t~r> :-Id9'>t,nu Cnsttr.-
ness, I.r,r Cpupi1utt. IU,s H..,fy.L. V.1rjtirE.
I,sg..i,iu. D,--,a',S. NrroffiG <Git hN.usG Lam
guar. Lo--,n,s,. D,buta JuuHdirs. Fl1'y,ncV. Foul
!>t.uuL d..
I;y IN" Timely uSc "i tins medicine, tie blood j.
purified. The gIg,.titr i restored TIE system l.
strengthened. The ',rr l. uvi-ul.,ird: The
breath J. >'v,rt,urd The complexion i>hcau-
tined. And the general health j.
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Notice of Settlement

.iII,,'.''ir Sritiomcnt If all demands due Tin,
imperative. III, ~ r, =, i.,.i;; -! Is
81 J"hn>hurv. Vt. July II. Isl VII ~
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RICHMOND. March 81. 1873,


The DiSpatck Of his morning, in an article
en- "Gcuucr in Gramnar," makes the rather
singular statement thai .'her majesty the
emperor is good French and explains by
adding, pareHthcticaiiy, "of course We mean
merely to say that the word sd which pre-
cedcs mGjcste is feminine"
Now. lave you gotten the matter quite
right? Suppose so is feminine, must you
therefore always translate it her? But your
Object evidently is to indicate to English
readers that maies!e is feminine in French
DO you show this by turning the has into
her? Is not smother" feminine equally
whether We say 50 lis mulllcr' or Al her
| moi her?
No one knows better than you that son
and So are not his and her, respectively but
that the former show the gender OF the .fot-
io,ciu9 noun, Willie the latter show the gen
der OF the ln'eccdtaJ noun.
Yours, &C., w.
We Shall initiate the wisdom Of That man
&. w" will recall the name instantly who
declined 10 argue with ruler Who COM
mantlc,l 50 many legions OF soldiers, and take
GOOD care not 10 engage in 4 controversy on
grammar with Il man WHO writes Latin rs
readily as we do English. Nevertheless, we
will say that we meant just what was i'm
piled by the words we pat in parcnthescS,
and that, rs W. says, no one knows better
than wc that ''su" in the clse mentioned
must be translated iAto English by tlc word
"his." Bat we also translate t0us d2ur into
English by "j0lh," though it is al tro"
in the French. This fac! doe; not show that
there is such Il word as "both" in the French
language, but that that language is defective
in this respect. so VIC Translate " nOtre perc
en- ctcl" - Cur Father iii heaven" Trough
this last word in French is . s.y." This fact
shows the superiority Of the English lam
.Ia3c in another Instance. So also we hold
that the English is superior in that it enables
lis 10 say Ibis majesty the emperor rather
than "sa," Sc.
"W." asks: SIS not mother feminine
equally whether we say 'dis' mother or
'her' mcther?" 1t is; but this is the very
feature which is wanting i'll he French Ian
guage. We objected that whilst we can say
" his .najcsty the emperor" or " her majesty
the empress" when we axe speaking Eng
fish, we cannot when we tire speaking
French: we must sag "sa majeStf" whc-
ther we are speaking Of the emperor or the
empress. [,Yc think, "W.," that you are
caught upon your own hook.l
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In providing for paying experts who shall
testify in criminal trials hereafter, the Gcl e.
raj Assembly will have to exercise great ca,i-
ton. These great experts are sometimes
great quaclSs, and care more for money than
for science. Some of our Virginia profess
sors, in cases heretofore before the courts in
this State and elsewhere, have exposed the
pretensions Of certain famous experts. The
State has au Attorney General. Perhaps
rs medical doctors and professors Of chcmis-
try are supposed to take rank, not above or
below the lawyers, but with them-an Ex-
pert-general would he found useful officer
We know several men who would I'LL such
position we'll, and who love their profcs-
sion too well to attempt to use il for pu.>
poses merely merccnary.
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Editors Dispatch: The Congress of the
United States, at the last session, abolished
thc Office Of assessor and assistant assessor to
the number of ,3U0-a portion Of that COM
pii1lled Internal revenue system rendered
no longer necessary by The late internal
revenue bill, continuing almost the entire col
lections to liquors and tobacco, collecting
same by STAMPS, saving thereby S2,000,000
to the Treasury in officers salaries, and
removinga most annoying feature of the in
tcrnal system-viz., the espionage of this
vast army OF officers in the business relations
of tho citizen.
Too much credit cannot be conceded to
Beck, of Kentucky, and Kerr, ofIndiana, for
their able advocacy OF this on the floor of the
House Of Representatives.
The Pesident, against the spirit of this act
has increased these others in the persons OF
new collectors by creating new collection
district to lie called the Ninth, composed oil
the counties Of Halifax, Pittsy!yania, Frank.
In, Henry, and Patrick the motive being to
satisfy the rival pretensions Of Messrs. Riyes
a d Lewis-the one the former collector
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NM FRESH COD-LIVER OIL.
No. THE VIRGINIA NATURAL

N THE VIRGINIA NAT U Il a l.
PETROLEUM LUBRICATISG OIL,
sold by us, and extensively used in this city anu
elsewhere for the past seven years, and which has
Given such general satisfaction wherever used, dr.
fcrs from. all oter iubrictiny oils sold in this mar
fG. 1t is
A PURE, NATURAL LUBRICATlNG OIL,
WITHOUT ANY ADVENTURE WHATEVER,
free from all grit and gum; and, under tie same
circumstances Us the best sperm or lard oil, Will not
heat wear, or cut the boxes or bearings. Experience
has proven beyond doubt that thisis one of the
BEST AND CHEAPEST LUBRlCAT1SG OILS
before the public.
Observe that our brand is on each barrel.
We arc the sole agents here for the Virginia Ma
tural Petroleum LubricatinS OIL, every barrel OF
Which sold Ivy us bearing our brand thus:
" VIRGINIA NATURAL PETROLEUM
LUBRIChTISG OIL.
PURCELL. LADD & CO, AGENTS,
RICHMOND, VA"
Oderrs addressed to us will receive prompt atten-
ton, and he shipped In good, tight packages.
PURCELL, LADD L CO. Druggists,
mh3-3m Richmond. Va.
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We call attention TO The advertisement III
another column announcing that the Ciar!eS
ton Courier newspaper and office will be so'o
1T auction in that city on the 81 Oh hcN'
mooth-one.tlird Of the purchase money 10
be pail in cash. and the other twc-tairdS al
the end OF one aud two years respectively
The Coarier is one Of the oldest and most
respectable journals in the South. A fine
opportuuity will be afforded to any one de-
string to embark in the profession of jour
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'of'heaI,h IN any way; and this they may Sa 90 !,
without the use of stimuants' ciS npa's =, :,
sleep is the least that will do ;lbus .n's,.ne
lancet save, cannot be gotby nlenwho carry
tno;r business to bed with them, or indulge
=, an xio,s thoughts uponthe pillow. tisev.
Dr. ALEXANDER. of Princeton, made this last
,.o,,,rl, yc,rs before the Lancet did,
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IssosNiA.--The London Lancet Quoted
by the Popa,ar Science Aonthiy) insists that
men engaged in literary or scientific pursuits,
or in any calling which requires much NEIL
tai labor, may safely crafty their fondness
for their fayorite occupation :ad still escape
iasonsnfa --s.eepl essness If they win en-. and
sleep enough, and no. grossly violate The laws
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-24

We may hereafter have something 10 say
10 the STATE Journal as to its argument
against the constitutionali'y Of clcctlng
county judges at the present session OF Tue
General Assembly. If we find it to be right
we shall not hesitate to say so merely De-
cause that is a Radical Journal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-24

The SAME OLD BuRsuAa-" Il. W" pub
fishes communication in the New York
Tribune Boosting, aprop6s of his signing a
petition for the communication OF Fosters
sentence, that he had signed similar peti.
ton In Richmond, Va, in behalf of negro
who had murdered the only son of 4 widow.
This, of course, is BuRsuAM WARDwELL
who is now, as ever, destitute of a well.bal
aneed mind.
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We congratulate the people Of this city
and the lady herself-upon the confirmation
of Miss LIZZIE VAN LEW as postmaster of
Richmond. No office is better managed.
We may add, too, that the appointment of
DR.. T. Il. SMITH to be collector here is an-
other good one, though we hod no wish to
see MIR. BURGESS turned out. Indeed, We
yentured to saga word for the latter, which
word, we fear, has been used to his disat!-
YanInwn
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OFFICIAL.


OFFICE OF COMMISSIONER or EEfENt E't
CITY or RICHMOND, Va, 5iarch -. i>J.
ITriZESS WILL PLEASE CIV u Al.
~ TESTlOS to he require ui.ni5 oi Ike i"i" "''7
sect oIis Of the city ordinances; ,,,.
SECTION -. II any person %" ahscHt if" NV. W.,
city at the time he COmIDiSsioDHr cil!S. ~" Nv
bc no persun on tie prelni o. 2ath"r'h q :" f's y,
s,.ch person. the Commissioner may ci'c' 'i 80"
20 be left, for such pTson, 1t his re- tdrncc or -
OF incSs. proper forms to cnicIc !'iih =, M
on: The Statements aforesaid, vi Il The i"r'" ~
the oath aforesaid appended thereto: ana ~ 80
be the duty of siich person. within t"cn.s
thereafter. to make oat and delise To the MN
sioner or deposit with the Auditor, a mes 's
such lists with tic valuations OF the prpp.fe 'n
nexcd, verified By affidavit, rs are hctcinD''''e'0
Quired." ,,, furnished
WSrCTIoN 81. II any person, after being inilp>p,
with the proper rGriils aiulc;tid, si'tii lH',
twenty DAYS In deliver deposit the lst, ~ ~ " 49,,
nrr prescribed in this ordinance, !ia srtli ~!
,.ss than ten more tiai AIRY d. ar, lt,.r
person shall refuse Ia exhibit to Tue ,"hi'.,T
any property listed required by the .I,,,.
IL b. listed by him In ogGcr that a '1i' d. 81
lion thereof may he assessed, he shai' i"' i.ir,l
not less than twenty nor more iEai o.'e - Ilc
dollars. anu thu Coumi >sion"r .i5li srt g. may
highest valuation which such Kind OF pf'P'H
bear" - ..,ton, arr
The forms referred 10 la tie above >rr. ,T si,,b
now IcIns delivered When pslcth'aHe 'ici 80 NJ
be- lc.l up I'm the presence OF the CsmEll>ayYt by
deputy Ii not They iuust ise returnei - }"l'"
ordinance. Most Respectfully, ,,,,xrorp.
Commissioner Revenue City oil h'e"'N q
NH l7-imeoi ----------
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crsgs,:sIsrar,. gf,Tss.Ess.
py SPRING 1878.
NEw.aND ELEGANTsToeK
n . ppTf,E d ca

r. n. PRICE d co.
are now opening their first purchases Of EARLf
SPRING GOODS, and during the present and
coming week will get In the bulk OF Their stock,
comprising everything new, beautiful, aud attrac-
tive, In their line. s-'.s7-.
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN PRINTs-great variety;
JAPANESE SILKS AND PopLIss, MoHAIEs, .
BLACK GROs GRAIN AND BONNET SILKS,
TRAVELLING SUTTINGs, GRENADINES, PLAIN
AND STRIPED PoPLIgs, all grades; DRESS GOODS,
In endless variety; IRISH LrEEss, LINEN SHEET
INt:s PILLOW LINENS, CAssfMEREs, CLOTHS,
sHAwLs, BLEAcnED CoTToHs, COTTON SHEET
INGs, DIAPERS, TowELLISGs, DAaAsKs, pIqUEs,
HOSIERY, CoRsETTs, kTD GLOVES, &c. &c.
NH "a T. r. PRICE &c co.
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ng- NEW GOODS FOR MOURNING

SPRING, 1873.
T.R PRICE &c co. have received new goods for
mourning such as
BoMBAzrSEs, TAsrEsE ALPACAS,
DouBLE-FAcED MoIIAiRS-
BoMBAZINE ALPACAs, GRO DE NICE,
OTToMANs, DE LANES. CAsHMEREs,
VELOUR De NICE, Wool AND SILK GRESA-
DIMES, hLL-WoOL GRENADINES fextra), GRAPES
AND GRAPE Wells, KID GLOVES, GRAPE Got-
LARS. MOURNING PGINTs, French anu EngnSn,
&C., &c. ILL -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-24

OF certain new book, mere is the entire
notice, besides the title, is il appears III the
last No. OF the best monthly published in
,li, country: Not worth reading"
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MEETINGS.
ADJUSTMENTS


VIRGINIA HALL.
SIX NIGHTS MORE
OF
PROFESSOR STONE IN Ills MARVELLOUS
EXPERIMENTS AND GRAND GIFT
ENTERTAINMENT.
In order to induce rs many as possible to witness
the extraordinary and amusing phenomena
upon persons In perfectly wakcful
stale great number Of
BEAUTIFUL AND COSTLY PRESENTS
will be
DISTRIBUTED IMPARTIALL4
among the audience
EACH EVENING DURING THE PRESENT
WEEK,
also Mt the
MATINEE ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
There will he one grand present each night, ana
the least in v:l,i. will exceed the cost OF ml>sioll
Doors oDcn ut y O'Clock. Admission 10 all paris Oh
the house SOC children under l." half prics.
y. B. Recollrct MONDAY EVENlNti, Mafch
eth and EVERY EVENING during the week.
Tickets for sale Mt = Is. Campbell " 20. I, next
door to Virginia Hall. lnn 80
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ScHURz.-What power CARL Schulz has in
making the retort courteous or discourteous.
] equal.
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DEATHS.

Died, Saturday morning .ad instant, after iong
and painful Illness, Mrs l. FaN NM NM. has'' "ne
OF lillian 7 King ased pit,ere ,,ncrs pIease
cnpy.
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and the other the assessor of the Lynehbufg
IdIstrict-t litter officer to become coli
IIector in the new Ninth. JErFRTEs.
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PROPOSALS.
FOR PUBLIC PRINTING,
4 BINDING, APPROPRIATENESS &C.


PROPOSALS FOR PUBLIC PRINTING,
l. BINDING, APPROPRIATENESS &C.
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA. }
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC PRINTING!
RICHMOND. March Is, 1873.
In accordance with law. sealed proposals Will DC
received by the undersigned at his Office. in inc cap
p 1dI, s AMI hndin for the Sc Of virgn. for
thr ensuing twelve months: ~ follows: ,,,,,
!. SENATE BILLS, DOCUMENTS JOUR-
> House BILLS, DOCUMENTS, JOURNAL.
ANNUAL REPORTS OF OFFICERS,
Boards, and Institutions, including reports ~ iiitrr
nal Improvement companies 10 Board OF rune
Works ,r,,.
S. TWENTY-TlllED VOLUME OF GRAF
TAN'S REPORTS
Q. All other PAMPHLET and BOOk-WoRh re-
nuircd by any department OF Government.
= MISUNDERSTANDING blank forms war
rants, oahs. commissioners books, poll-hooks, and
tolI- work generally. biducrS Will state price pc:
i.nro ems for composition, and for prcss-work per
3. BI AIDING. FOLDING, STITCHING, .RuL
ING, TRIMMING, WRAPPING, &c 'rel"irtaD ny
.. LITHoGHAPIllNG Lcttcr.licats, Envelopes,
The Superintendent reserves to himself the right
to have forms Of large jobs duplicated!
The Superintendent, also reserves the right 10 re-
CnntElcrors will he required TO enter into bond.
with security, to approved Ivy the Scrreary Oh te
Commonwealth. for the prompt and faithful excc"-
tion OF their contracts. ,
Specimens Of work required may be seen at the
Office of the undersigned. i. y. MAi.Nhh,
Superintendent OF Public Printing.
NH lT-cDlt All
lrEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
- tEivED until the 2oTH DAY OF APElL.
Is-3 for the BUILDING of \ LARGE AND
HANDSOME COURTHOUSE In the town Of Dan
vile, Va.
Plans, with specifications, can be seen 1T the
Mayors Office, in lianviIle. ~
WILLIAM w. WORSHAM
NH eo-tooA Chairman Building Committee.
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VTIRGINIA.-In the Clerks Office of Han
over County Court, March 10, 1873:
Ross a. Cauthorn.. -...tEhtiu
against
Robert F. Broaddus and Martha T.. his wife. and
William S. i;roatlus, trustee for the said Martha
f.. ErOatIiuS. .DCtciullits
IN CIANCEEY.
The Object Of this suit is to recover against the de-
PENDANTS tho sum Of Sss0 l., with interest thereon
from The 29t day Of September 1888, til! ray;rcut
and 70 subject the separate real estate of the defend
ant Marina j. BroId,llis In the county OF hanover
to sale for the payment thereof.
Aud Affidavit having been nude that due diligence
has been used to ascertain the residence Of The lie
PENDANT William s. Broaddus. hut without effect. lie
hereby re ircd appear in the said clerks Office
within one month after due publication hereof and
do what may lie necessary to protect his interest In
| this suit.
A copy-Tc.t: JOHN II. TAYLOR, Clerk
MATTHEWS & MATTHEWS, 10. NH o:-M w
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MISUNDERSTANDING GOODS

My assortment of goods Is now large and com,
pciT of the newest ST. le; aud best qualities. and
respectfully call the attention Of the public to ih''
Slmc doth wholesale and retail dcalcrS) all Invite
nm examination of the yles and prices before pur-
chasing elsewhere, AS my new business arrange
mculs give rn= increased facilities for purchasing
goods ut the lowest rates. am determined not 10 DC
umders0d In this or any other niarket.
h. b. TAYLOR.
:: ID; S sa, Special partners. NH s-sm
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EAI INTA1. 4Nttl IL -, AOIU'
SENATE.
Senator THOMAS in the clair. No prayer.
HOUSE ELLIS REFERRED.
4 number Of House bills were taken up,
twice read, and referred to appropriate
committees.