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:, The tug Captains have been requested not to blow
their tug whistles while tho Bridges frghtons
horse at,aGhed carriage, und lady IN ho csrriaso
,oo s;g1 1sft 2, b9'sgs @ timber is expected hero
,o5rhg nhH new nsGp De- 2, The aooach linz vii
=, a. reception vas given lat svening by tho ocors
were present time was Passod vary ISss peapanY @
tons Of freight. THIS is the largest cargo tat has
sYes 5eft th,g O any other port the great hikes
water in tho fvor haa been unsuay low toS div oe
tWo Hast and tho ssosin met with considerable
seyera es II a 5 d. she was on the bottom
~ tngs sne Rot into deep Water and then sblo to
,. hsr 1a syoyase Tnnraaay cleared from Mwakeo
seoa oes o S1srar m OF tho hkeS The sor
Tho work Of raising the schr z. Kanter, which
etTanded t about one mile north Of Leland, nch aat
road iron has been recovered and landed on tho South
4 ahon n iaand ana pumps nrS already put so that
The Erop 1asho, While landing ut tho weatorn
ing hor. 80 N~3>-0'"
Tho nchr Emma leighton, On her Inst trip TO whtc
Lake. was run into by tho steam burgo ". i. Graves
and seriously damaged. Her bowsprit wna lifted mud
the ral! md quick work badly broken besides having
her 1bboom, a timber-hend, and stanchion broken,
The Coast Wrccdn8 Company, Which for tho past
9n weeks hago been At work rasng thu bark Butcher
Boy, sunk near Bar Point succeeded In tho UNDER
taking on Tuosdny. Wednesday, ale WAS towci to Do
tro by tho tug J. H. Martin, and akon to the Detroit
dry-dock. Being ut tho time Of her oss eho can
bc reconstructed without great expense. Hor oargo
consisted Of coal, good portion Of which ns been
aaved. Her srara and outfit lost Tho hulk Ia Ut
present III tho hands Of tho underwriters and will prob
ably bo sold ut auction.
The now oro-lock at Eacanaha Is now IN operation,
which greatly facilitates the loading OF ycsse{s Only
few vessels remain in Fort.
"A dispatch from tho locktendor, received at Do
Canal states that tho prospect IL favorable having
all tho requisite repairs completed and in readiness
Tor the passage Of vesses by Saturday next Monday
Of the ensuing week.
Tho now propeller Arabia has arrived ut Buffalo
with 1,G52 tons freight.
Tho sclr B. ParHons has been sold at buffalo,
for &12 GOO, To Mr. Mcaraw, Of Bheboygan, Wis. 6he
will bo used hereafter IN trade the Upper Lakes.
, 1873-06-21
GETTYSBURG WATER.
GETTYSBURG
KATALYSlNE WATER,

Tho Qnitod states Dispausatoy tho authorized rooord
fsnoEned5 alkaline 0afbonateI Spng. ot Europe
os It docs not detoorate BY bottlinv and koopng II
has never hson cainiod for any ohgr muera water tho
r. thg bodX Of o. TIE lsnbs sna Joints Till a. Goys
SGSat, Hh,eSnmat. Nsara!ss DyspspsIs. Gravel Dlf
to ths psss5to cured 5
Qhrpnls piar1hns, Plies Gsastpstien. Ashms. d.
tafrh' b!sossos ct tae skin gopetal DEBILITY aqa Nor.
g: Az ,,9,.2. ths.s 1y the battad Tator: 4
Il oorrocts tho Stomach. promotes Digoston and
lcves tue Head almost Immediately. Pamphlets contain.
sIans and medical r5tefs mSrye!oat snd Ysllattssted
be furnished and aent ae hy 4 mail On application 70
WHITNEY BROS, Gonr AgB.
Gettysburg Spring Go.
For salo by VAN SUHAAUK, STEVENSON L REID.
BUCK RAYNER. and druggists gonorally.
, 1873-06-21

Three dollars rcr car bo added whom transferred
which charge follows the shingles.
Thlckucss-E1vo sh1ngcs to be TWO inches In thick
ness.
Longth-sixtecn inches.
HARDWOOD,
D1ack-Wn1nut - Counters, sl0o00@l5O.0o; clear,
SOS 500@76.0o; common, s4000@50.oO; Gull, O.00a
$500 flooring, $50. 0.00@B0.00.
As!i-Clear, $50. .oo@400o; common, $2o.G0@25.o0 !;
Gull, $40 o0@l6.0o; flooring, $50. 0o@4o.oo.
oak-Clcart $30.00@a0.oO; common, $20.00@25.0 90 |;
Gull, S1000@tb.00. -...,.
Hlckozy-uear, s.. .oo@46.o0; common, *25.o0@
$500 Gull, sla.o6@lBo9.
Maple-Ciear, SO G0GI40OO; common, $10.01@22 90 !:
Gull, $l0.00D11.b0.
Duttornat-0lear, sso.oo@eooo; common, s2s.ooa
$500. =
olerr5--C1ear, sso.oo@eo.oo; common, *25.oo@
IS Gull, $la.00{sla0O.
Mhltowood- CLEAR, Ss0.oo@Ao.0o; common, 5000
@25.00; Gull, f10.0U116.0O.
Wagon Stock Hickory a1lcs, per aet 81. .oo@1. 80 !;
wagon poles cach, 4o@55o boz boards .oo9 1000
, 1873-06-21
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET,

49, ,- FRIDAY Evms1na, Junq 20.
MCoHOL-Waa quist and steady at 81 .gsal. 81.
LEANS AND pEAs-Wsro qu!ot and tnohanopd
Cholce hannicked nayes were vory scaroe and hrins
fu!l priccs We quote: Choice Aatld-rrluAod uayjrs
t2.76 do medu1nB $2b004215; infortor grades. ii *
9aoo; green leas Qn bris) Sl.4o@1.to yellow do in
DA00MC0RN.-g Continues In good domsud and firm.
Tho eocks especially Of good. ara being ranidly
reduced: No. hurl, 79oho; No. ! stock Esald. eX
, 1873-06-21

- l0tnI. -. B,I15 28,TQA 1873
OATTLE-The cattle market waa moro nctiye than
on either Of the preceding days Of tho weak, but tho
prices, nil grades Of stock remaining weak 1t former
quotations. Notwithstanding tho d1soouraglng tenor
tho by favorable telegras from ohor points
kas shippers bought hberaiy some coo head falling
e1trA wore taken at i9K Butchers also opor-
ated With considerable freedom, Of 81, ,to@4.7o for
common to extra COWS and poor to falriah atoera
nominal, Mt 336o@Ao5. TITO market c1oaed quiet aud
steady.
, 1873-06-21

,,T6 ,Tn52 15 !t tg 90; nd q loe II to H. 11o a.
100; 49, 100 10, De; full bund!e Is per cent 1js
eonne fensS sroRs nFs. 1,6s; BY oas load, no
lows Manila ropo, y lg@1oo ssal roro. y II. 10a
daS; aS;o nosnp sn4p,aa sa'a cord 2ogaso srne IS
gS;oooG@oeo; S oG rch, . bril- se;6o@7.oo; tar, br, Go6
below: 10@o0d por kcg $500 rates sd d. a. H!ss IS
a. az $50 a 49, $1,0!H Sd do, $3.50; sd do.
nne ha ss9o; "a Do $sas cnch s7.o7jf; 12ho o0 to
01Lg-A Il. reduction OF 10 In turpontno Is uoted
With which eroortion former quotations. wero aennrs
Carbon, laH@1oe; extra lard oil, 76o; No. j. Sso:
e. 70. go Ansood nv osc; do boiled sl.o3 while
1o: DO extra, 90 do No. l. 76o bank % ol. lro Too
straiss 7so elephant OIL oeo; turpentinc, 65ss5o
pAiNIs doLoka, AAD FUT4Ynasincss aess,o e.,
Ported far aud the market ruled steady At unchanged
, 1873-06-21

Hods-A falling off Of about one-hAf In Tho receipts
5csea IN sharp reaction in tIa 1narkn prices tak
i1e Trado opcncl little slack, anil nory sales lid not
shaw my doo'!od uhango from yeatordas rates but i
soon became known TINT tho arrivals would not much
th1 bidding became nc.iyc, aud prces wont to 342o@
to0 for common & :o5@4.45 for medium and M6O@
4*0o for good 10 really choice. Whilo tho improved
tono OF tho market VIVA mainly duo to thu ngltor Hup-
Ey, tho coolor weather exerted fayornlo tnflucnce
Iho market closed Btrong ut theabovo quotations. With
, 1873-06-21
LOCAL NT0CK AND DOND 0IANKET,
MesaIs Lunt, Preston l. Kean quote as fol-
{OWs this D. NJ:
COMM ERC(AL,

FnDAY EVENING, Juno 20.
Tho following were the receipts and shipments
OF the leading articles Of produce in Chicago
during the past twenty-four houru. and for tile
corresponding dato one year ago;
, 1873-06-21
LUMBER.

friday EvzN1No, juno 20.
Tho receipts wore liberal, aud thers was good Ut
At about yesterdays range OF rrlces, Select umber
thick sold at $900 and Inch do at fotstg snd
seantlng at 90 o0S9.6o; fair to oholoo boards aud
o9 stS, n tho .ftsrnoon 1tnsS trsaS
was quiet, and Several cargoes wore left over,
o e ssE a m terf are% os - feet long
and scant!ing at: $3.50. Cargo Bchr Alice Ii. Bears.
from Manintec, 140 IN feet aripa aud boards ii x15
aud boards, Mt s13 90 ; 40 NJ lat at f3o9 CARGO AK
Clipper CITY, from Msnistce IS N It common so.rds.
at SO oo eo N It jost nnd scanlng, at $780, Cargo
boards at $1,000. Sold by Il. L, Dckford 4 CO.
Cargo sohr North Star, from Pontwatos, 60 n, II
a1, eosrse boards "a IT $780, Cargo sehr oortrudo from
goa!n; % 10 m T. piece ssqG At $780, cargo gchr slid
It, at $500: Sold by ". Moglado -
cargo sshr Monomones from Maniatee, 80 m # long
olss 1t $l2oo 148 # mti!run joias and acantng af
1oist and acantling at $780, Cargo aohr o. r. wado,
from L'tdington, 100 m # jost and acantng at $3.50
Cargo y aohr Madison from Ludngton, Bag NJ shingles
60 m It selected lumber at 10000 for clear 5000 for
soccs md 80 90 for common 80 N joiss and scant-
nng At $3.50. Sold by ]: II. Loon,s !: Co..
.n Jabsso sS Il } 10 5rSn Msegen ao srpa
l05 m atrips md boards $146o; 81 m lat at $50o
Rchr Presto from Luingkon, 1875 nj joists ind scant-
ng nt $o2 Is N seests at s2o % for Inch aud $1,000
2or th1oks Sold by Blanchard, Dorland l. Co,
LUMBER EnR1GHrs.
ManiBtee $3.50; Ludngtoh, s. 90; Muakcgon, 500;
oconto, S5:2s@9;6o; Menonlineo, s2to@2.75; Pent-
@9.25. :, ..,...
The yard trade continues fairly active, tho demand
eomnon bnilling lumber. Thero waa ' no aaotablo
change In prices they arc rather weak for the com-
mon green grades, owing to tho largo receipts. Wo
, 1873-06-21

PIG IRON-Prices wore nneianssd, RANGING - fo,.
lSws Scotch b. o{sscoTdtng to brandt $g3oS@o5o
stene sosl ssfSo@s5oo. 1''1' ''A' s'''' A''S'0'''
70 tha local trads, bnt oher ots and turkeys werS
geles inolads5 soops ta1foys 4 coop doat
II: s;SS9Ss !;
box. Il esl ots would bsing and 7se i ssfed
rer ri saea include car choice peaohblows Il 68o
IsSss e. Msnaaasn an9fs sRStsy ssay
gs1ian At sl1o 7bags do 1t s100; Is bugs ilios at
sAIT--Th demand is rery active, and a. tho sup-
Ply Y Light tha market rnlca frm. Tho receipts by
points, and Il i ssd that fas sessos esn ps haa
thres vcsts and then e 1edaetion uhpnss vii II
probably @ tako place. he W quote:. onoadaga and
ee sioad n5ssfs sssr s aqg
@ 5 s';'' sleanS s1ss ill., 1sss sssss
tcle, and for nne goods tho market exhibited rln
choice e s.1s hne S5sS eoon as gS g no oI9 ia
2 s3'eR eRoes ae E nR1 q sS@SS
7oc@sl.00; choice Nngsuea, $1,1e91.2o; e1tra No.
yune, $l?5@l.4o ;.ohoiee 70 eitra isaf Japan esc@
colored natural lca1 japan, 5ssaso COMMON 10 tpo
oo|ong, ss@Do; good, oa3eso; choico to o1ra, e5c@
ToBAgoo-:was stcaay a. ptevtoua1y quoted:
FnE . our-n1tto, 75&eso; choice o5@7oo modi-
ss '2@Rsp 7s@soo 1$s Ss bsah soo
black, sound, 45@61o. 'S'
81, snss1NaaeSd SSts e CHOICE sse'oo; medium, 400
WoOD-Ti,o demand continues libcra1, but stocka
are pretty full and tho market has deennng tenden-
o - s3aSs ns1ss as4s9e f0 maple $1,000 hokory
,o3ant Il medssate demand at tho
nov onions. pr iii, s4:do@5oo DormIda do, s2oo;
5aai'hss 5sa 2oSase sagss1 q per- asparagas 35@
pr per dos; CAROLS soass; 'teooe tea
w WooDEN Rer ANp IS pnoous-rrao ID ,..nor
quiet. There was no quotubio chango in pricea:
TTo.hoop Toa pail. 8 $3.50 Rer doz; sh0op DO s2eo;
moasures, psi, .sSs Pr doz DO iroa
ss4 ses9,:s Ss 2' 81 se ss;
DO, Nc. 8, 500; do, No. 1, 20 per dos: headed
de ss;fsRs ea1ss fsaasss
per rack huttor tubs, oak. ii nest, 1885, do, as
as' ss ~ e:''s d. ssS 81 ss
Wo0I-Ssw wool continues to a1rivo in moderate
adorable wool has boon sold 10 Eastern manufaeurors.
Following arc tile prices current:
Tub, wished, extra medium. .47@50o
Tub, washed, common to .40@l5o
Common dngy............. ss............. .33G343o
Flcece, washed, xxx, .38@s40o
Fleece, washcd, A&A4, dngy. .85@939o
Fleece, Washed, medium light. .38@40o
Ileece, unWhshed, AAX1 in good condition. .2s@27o
Fleece, unWashod, coarso to medium ..2dGs28o
Fleeoo, unwhshed, coarse, and dngy..
Super, pulled.
Extra, pulled. .S8G44o
q BURY wool 10000 leas -
The following ea1ea were reported 5000 Tbs fue
unwhshed at 25e; 1000 ibs Light medium unwashcd
ut go 1000 lbs fleece washed at B7o 600 lbs fleece
washed at $50 5000 his prime tub washed at 4go;
, 1873-06-21
Notice.

Tho -hfaator has received tho following In
etract'ons from tue proper authorities "Tlo Uoard
Mfeet that YOU allow no than I've vessels To Tia
abreast in tho river opposite to lumber market and
lcss number tho Wells mud Lake street brdocs
, 1873-06-21

b1EEP-No material chnngo wns noticeable In this
market. Tho demand eqslaled tho supnIy and the
prices current On tho preceding aya OF lilo woe were
easJ suaAincl. We quote poor to common at g GOA
s7e , medium M at $4oo@455, and good to cho4cn It
, 1873-06-21

- - 80 $50 stsssstsaAs+ AeV4 llV
'es9 aaisi and uasSanssa W ts
Ssi; RSEh Ts esFtSs Ssss os s5d ds see ass ILL.,
te@b7o; pork stavcs, rough, sl5ooS3 do, buck
Cd. s3oo6 @s9o tlorce stsyos. rough, s26
i,our .taves ta.69@io.to; eireie aoas hsading, ia
&C. po!S e. .n ID lssss ss1 ps assR RSs g.
OHEEsD Tho continued downward movement q
prices at tho Last together With tho steadily increas-
hodsrs anxious to rcais and II hs % auotation.@ n.es
which hnyo beon mora or less freely shaded for
eeF 2ors sss:ay r.
g. Vssss is:s:;S sss oe 's&-
O0AL-Waa In limited requoat aud was UNCHANGED
IN prices. - Following are The quotations: Leh3gh
Ere, $50 prias lii, $50 walnut mni' sS.sS sSS
nlosaburg, 5000; Cherry Nine $3.50 Hooking valley,
800 Kirkland gratis, tsSoi Mlnonf, t7oo winning.
EaaS-wero in largo aqpply and modsr..e reques.
include 216 caaea Ut 12Ho; 1,275 casca at 12o.
FEATHERs-oontinue scarce, and primo live geese
We quota: ime 70 ehoice lve geese foathors at 7s@
!so; 5obbing Prices s2H@s7c common to fair geeso
fs4!hsE 3S s sstSn asa dsgs6 s@sS
the stocks tn little bottor shape tho condition Of tho
market would bo eninenty satisfactory. But At tho
dhrs hbckera nr at nrrsAnt pIrt, aJv nnt of hc rnr
knt and Guotatons Ara nnreiv mammal TsHa Ash az
stendy; No iwhttofsb. < br Id On8 aS. IA 1o' * Is
a605 No. 'front.' u 3tGaB ms Ia st9ors 49, xvso
srois hi Ill. .s,Ssi1 *. No hav 20 saa *.
No maoSerei. x ri Il asoaa.7S M shosn
Ets, s1.o5taaoo: bank cod9sS. nes Ioo NJ. % 20
Siua snit III. Il. .0o6ab.t1 S6. Il hi s47S5ak ~
in6rador horrinu' ro,nd hi 3a afo@nho. AZ Z hy,'
Il Ms5aiko. boz Herring No T. oeasSs. hnr ~ hsI9ina' = ~
ssalsS, ssSa1c; ooiamssll H1ss aaimon M bris, slo
FRUITS AND Nurs-Dnllnesa et,ll preyuis in tfs,
dcprment and tho easv feninr nosicsab,o for .o1oa
tins past il Jill featro Of tho Make The M 'n%s ons
In sympathy viii NeT Yorf. Rasips' cr1ans aeF.
bcrfioo. md cherries arc quoted m triGa
Tsnnosseo peanuts an in 1eht supply, and 1; haVs
eN@oYe; ags, drums, M@14o; ass, '1.ts' bo15 TX
Sas. Znntn cnFrants' SifM7c nn,,SaT1n, e1A1itI1 AiIS
npnlee. i7@2oo: Mfch3usn DO ea7o. Wsstorn ~
6a5Ho. Hgthern DO. @5os SSchGa narss, az aS
SSe pesehes' halves. dSSso. d@ rnjre9 15ss9 ssS9
CHERRIES, aoS2se Gu4sFhbeats, 14@iso smonds nHa
OSGaiSXo: pccans. 11afac. Afr1enS neanmts anS7n:.
WjlGinnton eneannta 7Sao. 1enncssas NC. .ut ~
@Hs<o Ss1N' 'S''S' ~o1"'0so' poaaa1o'
GhhGnEn1Es- vore without ono,ab,o c,,,,o.
h .nn~i -, ,sio % tnsf daosaoto SaanBot
nf dnve raat rrndc showed frr4hcr sIcrs ~ -at,ro
, 1873-06-21
REAL ESTATE.
YOUNG MEM /!

Iforc is opportunity for JON make sop suonoy
seeaEo 1no los ior home Wo have opengd s96di.
w.ls ~ lsd ane tres n front Of Sssh lot snd soTes
prize mako It the bust Investment, with cortain
OSBORN 4 SKILLhfAN,
l93 South Claskst.
, 1873-06-21

NOTICE..
CoPARTNERsH1P NOTICE;


Tho undersigned have this day entorod into oopartuer
ship nndcr tho firm nnMe of btophons lieay, Tor the
q EARRING op hS Psnnx NY snd
Ct The o. ed gs haytFE
STEPHENS, formerly Of Htolhons i CLARK; JAMES T.
HEAI.Y. Chicago June Il, lH78.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-09-01
sugar.Coatea sin.

A correspondent of the Danbury News
writing from st. Louis. August %, says :
We were talking the other day, una and
y and this she told me Before my day
and generation there lived in New England
an Orthodox Deacon who was considered
A godly man with never thought of
guile. He had some business with grand
"a, and incurred a debt which stood some
lime, and at the time Of the following
conversation he was about to liquidate
the same.
Esquire, its long way twixt our
iarms?'
eyes," said grandpa.
You'll be to meetin' | spose, Sabbath
day?'
" Yes, Providence permitting, / shall,
Deacon
Wall, Squire. 'twouldn't be no way
sinful would it if handed you the money
on the porch of the meetin' house afore
we go in ?''
Deacon" said grandpa, don't like
to do business that way. | can drive
over TO your place next week and take a
receipt"
Wall, have your own way. We're
awful busy, an / thought it warn't sin
FIJI if | just done the money up in piece
of paper ~
This is an ancient piety. We don't
even roll our sin up in peace of paper
now,
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1857 o. r#-
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i UNITED STATES for the Eastern District
of Virginia.
In the matter of J.. r. Dowell, bank
rupt--in bankruptcy. NJ
At Richmond va, this LIST day of July, 1873.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Please TO take notice hereby that petition has
been, to wit on the LIST day of July, 1873,
filed in said District ccurt by J. r. DowelI, OF
Richmond city in said district, who
has besn heretofore duly declared bankrupt
under act of Congress entitled can act to estab.
fish uniform system of bankruptcy throughout
the United States" approved March I'd, 1867,
for q discharge and certificate thereof from ali
his debts and other claims provable under said
act, and that the 9th day of September, a. d.
1873, ut 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. -F
You are also hereby notified, that the second
and third meetings Of the creditors of the said
bankrupt will he held at the same time and
place. w. w. FORBES,
Register in Bankruptcy for the
au 9--S2W Sd Cong'I Dist. of Va
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au 9-S2y

.
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE UNI
LIED STATES for the Eastern District of Viz
ginia
In the matter of William II. Macon, bankrupt
lin bankruptcy.
Al Richmond. on the nth day Of Aug, a. d, 1873,
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Please to take notice hereby, that q petition
has been, to wit: on the llLh day of August,
a. d., 1873, filed in said District Court by VIM.
ii. Macon, of New Kent county in said district
who has been heretofore duly declared bank
rupt under the act of Congress entitled "An Act
to establish II uniform system OF bankruptcy
throughout the United States,n approved March
I'd, 1867, for discharge and certificate thereon
from all his debts and other claims proyabie I'M
der said act, and that the 9th day of Sept'r, a.
d. 1873 at 10 o'clock a. m, before w. w. Forbes,
one of the registers of said court in bank
ruptcy, 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 at the same time and place
w. W.FORBES, q
Register in Bankruptcy
au l9-Tu2W for Sd Cong'i Dist. OF Va.
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TINS is TO GIVE M SorIcE-rhat on tn

J,His Is TO GIVE, NOTICE-That on the
L 4th day of August, a.. d., 1873, a warrant in
bankruptcy was issued out Of the District Cont
of the United States for the Eastern Dis
trict Of Virginia, against the estate OF
George w. Trce, Of Louisa county and
State of Virginia, who has been adjudged a
bankrupt on his own petition That the pay
ment OF any debts, and the delivery of any
property belonging to said bankrupt, to him or
for his use, and the transfer OF any property by
him, are forbidden by law: That a meeting 81
the creditors of said bankrupt, to prove theiI
estate, will be held at a court of bankruptcy, te
be holdeI at Richmond Va, before w. w
Forbes, esq., register, on the 9th day of Sept Der
Il. d. 1873, at 10 O'clock a. m.
800 DAVID II. PARKER,
au li-Th2w u. s. Marshal
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FEDERAL COURTS OPEN 10 ALL.

II
i FEDERAL COURTS OPEN TO ALL.
| Tho EoJo,.I ,o,,rt, ,,,o,,,,a ~, ,oooso;llo
| Ane redefal courts Snouio De accessipie
| III all the states, to all citizens on appeal
| for redress of WRONGS or protection OF
| r,obfo =, cases u lyvSere, ,,cn.,, q ,,rc,,o,
riSnts, III cases, where, upeft proper
show'hg' equity uelnanos y. eitt
,rtE hEfohM IN STATE LAWS
T. We demand reform in state lawa in
| o. 7 ~ " S'eet Jaws III
o,uer W secure iair electiofs, by the
abolition OF partisan supervisors, to enable
every voter to exercise the RIGHT of snl.
f,o,o o,.s,d;,,r. A.. IL I:.tai q -. -
rag accoruh'S W the uictates oil MS own
conscience. ~ r-.
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
Chairman Richard III. Carter. of Fauauier.
Secretary-John r. Popham,of Richmond city
First Distriet-p 4 Co,.ar N,,.,bo ,,,,, n,
T. I'm King Wiuiom and ~ II naosi' =
dria. = - 77 ' ~ =, '
Second District II pasando,f Norf,ik
Rufns 'S Homes Isi;1ahaih NV. and Tnhn M
dawson willis nshmrc s''''' ""' 'o"ii i"i
Third district Rush Rurgess T.,rdon pova
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
NO TICE. -.

s.-l MOTIF @ 20 @
! The firm of Watt & Knight having been dis
solved on the LIST October, 1872, MANfKED CALL,
Gny son-in-law) is now an equal partner with
me under the style of WATT & CALL in the
manufacture of the CELEBRATED WATT
PLOW; the Cnff Brace Pillow, GEORGE
WATTS OWN INVENTION, and agricultural
implements generally. 80, 49,. +, "A.
L have, within the, past eighteen months,
made great improvements in the WATT PIOW,
and can, with greater confidence than ever,
recommend it to the farming community every
where, GEORGE WATT.
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FIsiIIS Is TO GIVE N0TfCE-That on the
l. sth day of July, a. d., 1873, II warrant
in ban krupicy was issued out of the District
Court of the United States for the Eastern
District of Virginia against the estate of John
N. Griffin, of CHpeper county and Stale of Nir-
ginia, who has been adindged n bankrupt ON
his own petition: that the payment of any
to said bankrupt, to him or for his use, and the
transfer of any property by him, are forbidden
by law; that meeting of the creditors OF
said bankrupt, TO prove their debts and choose
one more assignees of his estate, Will be
held at at y court of bankruptcy, TO be holden
at Richmond, Va, before w. w. Forbes, esq,
register, on the 9Th day of September, 4. d..
DAVID b. PARKER,
an l4-Th2w r u. S. Marshal.
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rI,HIs rs To GIVE SoriCE-That on the

VNHIs Is To GIVE NOTICE-That on The
Il nth day OF July, ii. d., 1873, Il war
rant IN bankruptcy has been issued out of
me District Court of the United States for the
Eastern District of Virginia, against the estate
of Daniel g. DeJarnetL Of Caroline conn
" and State of Virginia, who has
been adindged Il bankrupt on his creditors'
petition: that the payment of any debts and
the delivery of any property belonging to said
bankrupt to him or for his USE and the transfer of
any property by him, are forbidden by law; that q
meeting of the creditors ofsad bankrupt, to prove
their debts and choose one or more assignees of
his estate, will be held at court of bankruptcy,
TO be holden at Richmond, Virginia, before
W. w. Forbes, esd, register, on the 9th day
of September, n. d., 1879, at 10 o'clock a. m.
-.-.. DAVID Ii. PARKER,
an lI-Th2W IT, s. Marshal
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

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AND INSURANCE. COMPANY offer induce
ments unsurpassed by any safe company, to in
against loss by fire OF all kin as OF properly
They ask of their friends and thu publie to give
them a call before insurng elsewhere.
Consult your own interest and insure with us
T. b. DAVIS, President.
John F. G. PoTTs. Secretary. oc 5--d&wy