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IN bidding for delivery al more than ono post.
bidders will make separate proposals for zach.
The grain must be well cured, sound, free from
Dirt, cob, chat and all foreign substances, and Of
Eood msrchantable quality in every respect, and
put up IN good, strong sacks, containing each. Of
corn and barley, not more than $50 nor less than
oo pounds; Of oats not more than 90 nor less than
W pounds. and Of bran not more than 80 pounds.
bidders must state the kind Of grain they propose
% furnish. Preference will be given to American
Delivery Of the grain IN be commenced on or be-
fore f required by the United Sates) the nrst day
OF December. ISIS, and to be completed In four
nonths. one fourth Of the entire quantity, con.
trncted for to be delivered monthly.
Delivery Of the bran to be commenced on or be-
fore ~ required By the United BtAtef) the nrst lay
o. February, lnt Aud 70 be completed In four
proposals for furnishing any quantity OF the sup
plies lees than the whole amount required st the
posts named will be entertained
Ths right a reserved BY the understand TO re-
ect any or all bids. and also to increase diminish
~ one fourth. ~ any time within thirty days b.
orc The expiration OF the contract, the quantities
Good and snfrcient bonds will be required from
the contractor for tho prompt and faithful fulnli
tn usual requirements mus. be observed In
Blank PROPOSALS may be bad upon application 81
thc omce OF the QusrtermasteI's Department ct
by authority o. tho Disirict os%msPS Ss
Deputy Q. M. General U. 8. A.. Chief oaaItsrmss.
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THE MARKETS.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

'e" ~"
ssr".s ~ fsSH;yisania aseSss and Tsan .ir.si..
Ra.htn1ion.
,.,,., s,,,,.s. ,.., TmgnsP az Jniy q liza
S5rson, NY xbrioa H statsa sSs, Is, SoapoS,
,s sd sis, c,an S; 1pmnon p,, WI V s,n.ea
' gp,oS 1 ss,ei .T ss S
%sSlS,$ so5I;s ~ s'P,s S. sssia isa $siIsssS
southern aJiG: Union Pacific, ssi.; Illinois Central
"; Yisys,ana sad iI,isSqss. ES5ihSsst lSIsi
Ts% ezra J. .ns @s.in and
nsi ap l s 1sssn All GSicsso
Alton. IL; ublcas% h,on pref, fred, 10: ohio
s and M s IN
st sss. asss
fs adIs. h ilss Bonds. 'is
Bai,imors Markets.
,,BALr1MonE. Jnly a, T,esds,urs :. Flour, :
sales c nsposted, but prices are steady aud IN.
cha sed the shies 70 asy On 'vhsnse were only
s' sss...-rhe m.r.,, 70, whs., !. steady. eu,
sss:i: y sSSsSs.S IsS.S
S%;%si: so.a s.$%;; siss ~ ass sa.Ss!:
Cora There are no receipts Of Corn reported in
70 ssi. der snS Cn Il. Sp
TSs %.sfss fSr .nS. lois ]. aai s. rSo%
delivery in ali this month. a. bik cents To-day
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RALTIMoRR AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.

DEPOT CORNER sixTM AND d STREETS
After JULY 90 ~ sSt si.n. III run a. follow,
IhAi SaL1 hseSE FOB rhAWaExs suths MsES At
prss., a.lJf nsAra kr sd nr = ma New York e.
rs .. m, New York Er. b ID . m. sfi daily, ex.
press, daily, except Sun. eept Sunday.
ssSmCds,oa' '' Nosih M md Vest n .iIg.
d.; !n sss s san ion from ON %SIs Cd.
% !: m. New York er. Prs:s. dali. except sun.
~. Baltimore express. Is + M. N. y, express.
SEQ p. m, Baltimore Ac- daily, except Sunday.
commodaton, daily. en-. Is rs p m, ali daily, ex.
ccpt Sunday. cept sunday
sis p. m, Cincinnati Er. Is Is p. m, daily, from
pres, daily. except Sun. baltimore, daily from
'%o$ Nth; ass'S y,. New oss y AM Southern
0 pr,I = dsil; Pseine H. IL 's New York express
Tram leaving Warrington ., 8 90 \ NJ. and $50
2 m connect q Bowie with train. for Marlboro.
ins MsEIboro' Il 10 % and II is m 4 an And s
Trains arriving .. Washington ct II is q m sis
and ~ p. m connect at Bowie with trAins leaving
Msrlboro' ~ - 9: m, . 20 and ~ .. m.
Psssenscrs leaving their orders 81 Ticket once
nue.. northwest corner Sixth and Pennsy iyania ave
q hotels and Residences TO ali points North and
West Through tckets 70 Cincinnati, Columbus,
Indianapolt.. touisyille, 81 Louis, New Orleans.
Sos s.a IA ,sS,sSS md all points
EH fo6Ha. Dan. Psssepver Aaspt'
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LEGAL.

rJ,Ius is TO GIVE NoTlCR THAT THE SUB
j scriber has obtained from the supreme Court
OF the District Of Columbus, holding Speci4l Terp,
of WILLIAM II, TUX. late Of Washington county,
ID. O., deceased All persons hayin. claims hsainst
same, with the vouchers thereof 20 the sHbscriber.
Otherwise by law DO excluded from all benenf Of the
said estate. -.
HUMPHREY II. LEMON,
jyiO Thw' Administrator.
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T ONDON's HEART, A NOVEL, COM.
- SRaI iaft X 3 Sf SS,J IL III
Corner rourand-ahaf street and Pennsylvania
The Mystery of Holly TsSorn. ..ory of min.
vassbopd Heroine, By Mrs Annie Edwards.
The New MAgdalen, by wilkie Collins.
land. . : - :
blank Books, Playing cards. Paper and Enysl.
opes at tho very ioweet prices jet
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OyTTcE CHIEF QukRTrRaAsrrR,I
DISTRICT oy NEw MHKico,
BArTA FE, N. NJ, July 8. 1s7a
Sealed proposals. in triplicste with copy Of this
sdyertisemsiit sttached, will be received At this
ONCE until 70 O'Clock. a. m. on MONDAY,
Bran ~ specified below.
In conformity with General Orders No, 81, War
Department. q. o., series 1871, bids will also be
received until the same time by the officer Of the
2. MS DEPARTMENT at each Of the posts named for
delivery OF the supplies required thereat
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49, sne ~ -, iOs ~. oo, ~ Andb ~ p. N.
FOR ANNAPOLIS
Ato;D o m and SR m: bnt not on Sunday.
Atl;i0 p m. but not on Sunday
SUNDAY TRAINS,
, From baltimore The % stopping at Relay and
Laurel only: the .30 q IN. and 20 D. m. stoppinf
~ Relay only; the sO D. m, without stops; the 4
m 2 ~ % and 80 p. N, stopping At ali stations
from WAshington.-The and q m, s, rs and
s2 n m. trains stopping At ali stations the ids
without stops. On sunday the 10 p IN. win stop
At all stations south Of Annapolis Junction
FOR POINT OF ROCKS AND INTERMEDIATE
Point Of Rocks q 6:i5 and Is q M and Al = m,
arriving at Washington at 80 and ~ q m, and
Through tickets TO the West can DO had 81 the
DAY; Also, 81 the Companys office ts6 Pennsy yanis
ayonue PAssensers purchasing tickets at the Ave
nue. once can there arrange TO have their baggage
called for and checked Of their residence, TAKEN II
ne dep2t, apd put mt The bHgssse car.
THos, n. SHARP.
Master q Tnnsportation.
L n. COLE,
General Ticket Aren't
-. GEO. 3. K0ONTZ,
Ied General Agent. WaahiuEtOn
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J. r. BRoDHEAp,
BROISER.

Ne. 039 Pennsylvania aveuue, Rsen 8.
WARRINGTON. Dc
Special Attention Given to Invcstmeus So
.. earities. LID. ...
Refers By permissionto
l.ewfs Johnson b Co., Bankers, washington, D, q.
, Moses Kelly. esq, Cashicr National Metropolitan
,, Hon; Y BrOdh'.d second Comptroller. wash.
Edys5S 6i.al. is9a Architect United States ospt
Now ofers for sale securities, with principal and
interest gsa.asissd at prices which will pay the in.
Before loanfns depositinR or investing you
funds at or per cent. call and examine these 60
amounts 70 suit mhI1ly
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TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE.

u WASHINGTON. d, O., July II, 1873
On the petition OF John MAoLuhk, OF Newark,
New Jersey, praying for tho extension q patent
iSr Az iinprovsnent in MAehinesfor Covering sad'
il is ordered that the testimony in the case be
closed on the 10th day o. sepember next; that the
he limited to the saith day OF September next, and
that said petition DO hoard the LIST day OF octo'
Aay psrson may oppose this ss.enaion.
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MARRIED..

wIILIAMS-B0STQN,-On tho 9Th instant, ct
the residence Of the OH iAtins clergyman, by hev.
LIzzIE Bosros, both Of this city.
wRIaHr-yAN sLYKEzon tho I'D instant. at
the house OF the bride. father, No. lttf street,
BY Rev. II J. smith, Ions y, wRioHr and MARY A.
VAN 5LYKR. both Of this city.
CLARKE-MILLER.-AtC Christ church, George
town, D. y, on Tuesday, July Is, 1870, by the Rev.
Walter " Williams, afo, II; CLAIMS, Of Washing.
Capt. WIN. Muller. Of st. LOUIS, Mo.
.wooLwoRrH-CLAR 1916 street, July
M ~ ny me 81 HSy II A. ovsnds ssirs W99L
CLARK of this city,
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
AT BALLANTYNE'S,

All tho Now Books for summer Reading.
All the New Sabbath School Library Books,
Music Books for Choir and school.
Croqnet for tho Lawn end Psrlor.
s sssaoI qal MIN sn nd ssa apgpe. ,ya
WARREN CHOATR & CO.'S
w List Of Now Books and Announcements,
fo0pS BY ndwa5d Smith, n. D., r D.. third
mo- cloth; Eriee,. si;s .GRiTf9GEs AND Alb.
vol limo. eiSo THE ABdUMkNT Af'aENEyi,
complete COLLECTION Of the iorensic DISCUSSIONS on
the part Of the United states and Qrest Britain Be.
h Ss Tfp 81 & Ts &fssiSs TS
isss, % the Hon o. VI, foI, Assistant Secretary o.
va LIE Y 5S SiH sSYpAEB 81 b.l alst
yH sMfkf fTsitSsss sBSssssn ii s%s
4. n ns S sS
SfE 9' III z F.s Sse 9Sr ssndaly
contains ssnsni index q e.ntsnts for the lsst
PHOEBE oARkY. editea BY Mary Cicmmer .Ames;
Iy2l. crQwn svo., "a None o. The poems IN this
' PDscsEEsSaM a ny RFfEHG%sFsu fESESR s.
dc.t~,.S; uniform with lie classroom sbsidss.
ss ent P 51s haERI Sjsrs %NsE %c2f
CLOPEDIA for is7,; large svo, VOL. cloth, ~ and
n ,,y ysI 1g syiss q bipding. ANECpOTks OF
SE 5UsHkEiP2R iSb RSf ftpf Rk ssPk s.
ms D''''''W ARHRsN cHS 81 III 2 < co.,
BAL Penssyivasia aveass, Vernon Rev.
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WAsHINGTON CITY, VIRGINIA MIDLAND
w AND GREAT SOUTHERN RAILROAD
COMPANY. tOranse. Alex AndriA and ManAs.
~ and ~, Lynch6nrE and Danyille Railroad
D2UBLE DAILY TRAINS, teacept Sunday p M
connections will be made between Washington and
tynchburs In the great line srom New Orleans and
New York, connecting twice daily with ChesApeake
and Ohio Ia,lroad at aordonsyille and Charlottes
the Ohio river and West
boats, Seventh street wharf, twice daily-7a IN.
md T. m. and tsle trains corner King and
Arrive At Lynchbury at 10 p. m, and " :. m;
making close connections West and Southwest
street wharf q a m, daily, e1septins sunday,
leans. CHANGING only q LynchburE.
buy tickets at go pennsylyaniA avenue and Ut
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad DEPOT, Washington
2. q, or at Alexandria, corner Of King and Union
Knoi,s Omnibus Line makes rapid connection be-
tween baltimore and Ohio railroad depot and sey.
BreAhtAst and supper on ferry boats for through
passengers.
Apa J. NJ BROADUg a. r. A.
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALs FOR SUPPLIES.
nave, PsINA,Thh's oIyIeE,,

rsu, PaINAaInn's oIyIeEl
Ptoposala. VIII be received A. this once uni1 u
OAK Logs" on account Of the bureau Of "Con.
!, Zen thoassnd lset icuSie, white Oak Ios. To
bs o. the very best quality; young white oaf,
tened between the LIST Of October and the lat Of
whole 70 average u feet IN iensth. To be lined
w, We siding WY fair curve The ether way
in ms, a. q : small end the ways on each csner
The tmsep mus, n aa NJ we iss9 A. .qnarrd
srecton and measurement at this yard.
Deliveries TO commence imms diately unon and 10
be completed within thirty days after award Of
Progo sls p be indorsed "Blds for White Oak
,-,,. GEO. W. BEAMAs.
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p RoPosAIs FOR ARMY SUPPLIES.


OryIor or THE CHIEy QuARIInMAsryuJ
q, fohr LEANkSwohrH, KAN, June ~. ls7A I
sealed proposals., In tripiicate. will be sceiyea,
his omce. and BY the post qnartermSstsrs a. iii
tes ~ namea 6eloy until A. O'clock a July " IS
the posts named. f'
PORT RILEY. KANsAs.l
1000 pounds Corn.
tu,mD pounds Oats.
FORT LARNED, KANsAs
!u.UUO pounds Corn,
Iar 9 % delivered at railroad station nearest Fort
FORT DODGE, KANSAS,
itupO pounds Corn,
To h, SaSs,o oo POUNDS Oats.
Dad DC asnvered q railroad station nearest Fort
a, Deliveries TO commence within ten uO) DAYS from
tne aate OF award OF contract, aud TO be Continued
=. hc .ate o. ~ least one fourth " OF tie entire
quqsnhi,,tes oontraetsd for per month.
pudher Will state their price per one hundred COO
Proposals viii DO received for any portion Of the
Nc proposal will be entertained unless the party
ia tne same L. present at the opening OF Ihs
pias. or represented by an age or attorney tr Il
Known " the ofhcer receiving the propose Z 10 be
res Ip,o And each proposal must be accom-.
known 70 the officer receiviny prope AL 10 be re.
, The usual conditions waicn can be ascertnipei M
.nis oince. Will be imposed upon bidder and con,
u1G aud pahk forms Of proposals will be fur
hished upon application
- ~ sTEWRKT VAN a' ViidEsTr'
Assistant 9uArtermAster General, Breyet Major
General Y. =. A., Chief QuArtermaster Dens ri
ment Of the Missouri. DSP.A'
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DRoPOsALs FOR FOUNDATION AT FOKT
PULASKI, GEORGIA.
UnIrip Static EnoIEHRn 0ryIcE.l
n-NE NEW YoaH, June .. is7a
froposnh viii be feceved at this once until noon
pile end griilsse foundation 81 Fort Pulaski, 81
pes oven IS Inert ppns ns,s ~
sTili,xe timber n For plans and .Peeincstiens ~.
MAJOR 81 knsineers. Brsyef MAJ. Gen. 0. 4 A.
pRoPosALs FOR DYKES. :
UsITrD sTAIHs EsaNrxn oyyrcr,l
RooN No. u, AMY BUILprNo,
ConNkR HoysroN AND qnEgNE sra,
n NEW YoRK. July II, issa
inthe Hu dson river. near Albany. Will be received
untn noon o. Ausust u, lss.
JOHN HEwToN.
Lieut.. Colonial Ensineers, Brevet MAJOR General.
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DR0P0sAIs ron pRepaINo.

u. g. EsaNEER's OYYIcE,(
BALTIMORE MD, June %, l573. !
6ealed proposals. are invited for dredging below
Fredericksbnrs. Virginia. to the eItent Of about
~Proposais scaled, In duplicate, indorsed on out
side, accompanied BY copy Of this straightforward,
will be reeeyed until neon o. July ~ lms and Will
encs o. speh bldders 4, may wish 70 l rs present
Forms Of proposals.. spechcati Ions, and any other
informah lon desired. can BE- obtained by application
at this once. WIN +. ChAl0HlLI.
joW lA Major Of EnHtneers.
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N. B.-Messrs FULTON co. refer to any OF our
old citizens TO character, responsibility. 40 hay.
Ing been resident in Warrington for the past eish-
cen yeara
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DROPosALs For COPPER.
pRoPosAIs FOR FLOUR.

'horVsAiS roh FLOUR
orrres PgncS.sn0 pEPor os.3
, uss once npdi T. o's9ck m. on TUEsDAY, The
sss 6Ss ss.ss: .hs Pm
lowing stores, delivered II the United ststes Sub
ns.snce .torenouse In Omaha. Neb.. by the 18th Of
:, ~ ~ barre: y Ky winter. .hs.. Flour.
Iu,up pounds Of Xxx winter wheat Flour In sdusre
oussiie gunny we'll sewsd and corners tied.
l.0o barrels Of Xxx sprinE. wheat flour
iepo poupas o. Xxx sprins. wheat flou-, in square
SSssids Eu ~ n, veil sswed and corners lied
samples pust accompany proposals and be 70
f n 70 therein. Freight on samples should Be
.IysISy.; Sop.slnins proposals should be Married
conditions, heretofore published. Propossis shoud
% made on the blank forms 70 DO obtained ii this
once. j. w. BARRI0ER,
Byt HYtr Dan nj n n
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FOR nSaKDaINa.

UNITED States EsoIsKKn OyTIok.)
CoRsEa aoUsros AND aRExsk Sis. !
NEW Yoak, June p, 1873
on the 18th day Of July is7s for dredging ct dier
ent points on the Savannah river, Georgia. Total
be Owen out in one or two contrAots. For Informs
ton apply TO the undersigned ou
Major Of Engineers. Brsyes Nj. Cen. q. I.
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IyiO TIN
TN THE sUPREME COURT OF THE Dis
i THICT OF COLUMBIA. THE TIN DAY OF

Nathan G0ithelf, p. ]. Heb
rend aud Jacob Rich.
trading under the name,
style and hrm Of Gott.
bslf. iiehrend n 90 |,
plaintiffs,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-07-22

By virtue of separate DEGREES heretofore pro-
nounced, in the two causes now pending On the
chancery side of the Circuit Court of Bath eOun-
ty, one in the name of Christian ii. Harouff adj
ministrator of Michael N Burns, dec d, and 9TH
ers as Plaintiffs, and Christian Burns and others,
as Defendants; and the other in the name of
Christian H. Harouff, admir- of Joseph Burns,
dec d, and others, as Plaintiffs, and the said
Christian Burns and others, as Defendants,
crees proceed on the premises. on
TUESDAY, THE 18th DAY OF AUGUST,
1873 to sell at public auction, to the highest bid
der, the following named tracts or parcels of
land, to wit: One tract containing 80 acres,
belonging to the estate of the said Michael
Burns, decd; and two tracts belonging to the
estate of the said Joseph Burns, decd. contain
ing respectively, I39 acres and 200 acres,
upon which said last mentioned tracts there is
situated comfortable DIV ELLING HOUSE, with
convenient and suitable out buildings, and seu-
erGt neuer faiting Springs Of pure a0ater, and
fine orchard Of select fruit.
These lands are all situated about miles west
of Williamsvile, in the said county of Bath, ara
limestone lands, mostly cleared and in good
state of cultivation, and the residue well tim
whilst the title to the several tracts is believed to
be indispussbe.
TERMS OF SALs.-Cash in hand TO pay the
costs of the two suits above mentioned, and the
expenses of this sale. and the residue in three
equal annual instalments, with interest thereon
from the day of sale, the purchaser or purcha-
sers being required to execute bonds for said de-
ferred instalments with good personal security,
and the legal title to be retained as ultimate Sc
curity c. IL. HAKOUFF,
julyS-4t Commissioner.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-07-22
Raleiph It Danial. ESQ.

We have seen this gentleman named in con-
nection with the Attorney Generalship. and we
cordially second the nomination. Mr.. Daniel
is lawyer of large attainments and speaker 81
rare ability. He has undoubtedly a reputation
the State. and would bring to the discharge of
the duties of the Office, ripe legal experience.
For a number of years past he has been at the
head of the Conservative organization as Chair
man of the Central Executive Committee, and
in this capacity has labored faithfully, efficiently
and earnestly in matters of detail and drudg
as important as they were uninviting It most
fitting, we think, that the Conservative party
should make recognition of the valuable services
ment. better do so than by Comforting on him an
Office which would probably be gratifying to
him, and for which he is highly qualified.
VALLEY
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-07-22
Come Suuarely to the Issue.

The Richmond Enquirer reduces the issue in
Virginia to the proportions of nutshell, when
it says: That nine tenths of the persons who
form the Radical party of Virginia belong to q
race which has neither education or experience
to qualify it for administration of the public af
fairs.
The other tenth is composed of white men
who have been induced to such position by
as many different motives as there are different
Individuals. But none of them, we fancy,
would be bold enough to declare that the NOV
ing cause was belief in the capacity of tine ne
groes rightly to govern Virginia, or conviction
that party ruled by them could administer
the matters Of state more successfully than
party representing the instructed talent ma
tured experience, permanent interest and &C
cumulated wealth of the white people.
Yet such is the faith which a white man
must hold before he can carry himself against
the great mass of his people,
The blacks must control the Radical party
and influence its policy. They are to the white
members as nine to one. The opposing organ
ization does not number one hundred negroes
in it's ranks Here is the bold, naked issue of
white against black 1t can no more be argued
away than the summer weather or the cholera
1t is real issue of the approaching canvass,
and cannot be avoided. You may say to your
neighbor, II do not like the issue;' he will
reply, $50 be it. But here it is. We must
decide; we cannot bring the blacks over to US !;
they are banded together. Shall we desert
them or shall we stand by our own race?'
That is the whole question VIII you be
one of few thousand white men to help the
negroes to obtain control of the government?
Or will you labor with your own people to re-
tain possession of it?
The white man who has asked and answered
to himself these two questions will know exact
ly how to vote in November.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-07-22
The Goodrich Murder

The murder of Charles Goodrich, in Brook
Ign, last winter, was one of the most mysterious
of tragedies He was wealthy bachelor of
good social relations. though mixed up in more
than one disreputable connection, and resided
alone in an elegant house. He was found dead
on the floor one morning, with several pistol
wounds In bis body, and no trace of the per-
petrator of the crime existing, save 10 the en-
pity weapon by his side and some bloc towels
near by. Opinions were divided as to whether
it was suicide or murder, several persons
were arrested, but they could not be implicated,
and the ingenuity of the police seemed to be at
fault. They have, however, had various sus-
picious characters under surveillance, and the
arrest of one of them has led to confession Of
the crime. She was woman who had been a
mistress of Goodrich's He had determined to
cast her eff, and in revenge she shot him dead
on the day be had ordered her to leave him.
Her story is sad but forcible illustration of the
influence of one crime in leading to the COM
mission of another.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-07-22
july15-tds
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAL
u liable Will Property and other


In pursuance of joint decree in two causes,
pending in the Circuit Court of Bath county, on
the Chancery side thereof, one in the name of
John P. Porter. admir- of S. A. Porter, decd,
VS.. Martha A. McClintic and others, and the
other in the name of John Cleek, Jr., Sheriff.
and administrators for &C.. vs. J ohm P Porter
administrator of s. A. Porter, dec d. and Others
pronounced at the October term. 1872. of the
said court, the undersigned, the Commissioners
therein named, will proceed ON
Saturday, the 9th dag Of august, 1873,
on the premises, to sell at public auction to the
highest bidder the following enumerated tracts
or parcels of land, lying and being on Cedar
Creek, and the waters thereof, in the said coun-
ty Of Bath, and of which Stephen A. Porter late
of the county aforesaid died seized, to wit
One tract of 333 acres, one of 1870 acres one of
1877 acres, one of 834 acres, and one of acres
all contiguous to each other and making in the
aggregate 1850 acres.
Upon these lands there situated two excel
lent dwelling houses, with all necessary out
buildings attached to each of them, and upon
one of the said tracts there is valuable
Manufacturing and Water Grist Mil,
and also a SAW-MILL, with a constant full
and never-failing supply of water for propelling
the same. This property is very valuable for
agricultural purposes, and upon portion of it
there is said to be beds of ereeLLent iron ore. It
will be sold as whole or in parcels to suit pur-
chasers, and is susceptible of division into two
separate farms.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash in hand to pay costs of
the two suits above mentioned, and the expenses
of the sale aforesaid, and the residue of the pur-
chase money in three equal annual payments,
bearing interest from the date of sale, the pur-
chaser or purchasers be required to execute
bonds for said deferred installments, with good
personal security, and the legal title to be retan
ed as ultimate security.
The title to all these lands is believed to be un-
questionable and they are worthy the attention
of purchasers. JOHN P. PORTER,
VIM. FL. TERRILL,
VIM. M. MCALLISTE
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