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aoruI ard Stair Vrns.

Tht. Band favored that part of our
,oun known as Fairbanks village with
=, a,.p air concert. on Tuesday eve
n;no E>t The music was fine, and
reat /, enjoyed 10y Il large number.
AThr Farmer is our authority for
.avi, -, that George II. Aldrich and ii.
ANIIc-. Of st. J"hnshury, have secured
lea 81. Of the Avenue House for a term
Of tblrc ycar~, at SI50o per year.
- line photographic picture can he
seeD ii the street entrance to Clifford :
call rl. 1t comprises the photographs
Of sevrutcrn of the employees i'll the
office and store of the Messrs. Fair
bank all artisticalIy grouped and
fnel, taken.
-Thc Methodist Sunday School, Mr..
Dayid Morrison. superintendent, take
an excursion over the u. Il o. Il. X. to-
day. and have a picnic in the woods
neal loc'~ Pond We trust the wealth
gvll favor them, although it looks
thIea,ruiug is they leave.
-NcsSrs. Hall X Fletcher have just
put 10 new safe of handsome pattern
and solid appearance. 1t was made by
Nos. Bahmann y Co.. Cincinnati,
and Weighs $500 pounds. 1t was made
erpl.>sly for this firm, with every con-
veDicuce in its arrangement, and is he
liercd to lie actually fire proof.
Weather variable. Beautiful show
en- Friday and Monday very hot and
suit Monday night; cool and delight
full sucr. with two hay days Tuesday
AMI Wednesday. Thursday morning,
veathcr cool and saluhrious.' AS the
old Biographies used to say about Yer
MOI, mercury -.
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Railroad Trains.


4, leave. 81 .I"hnsbury for West Concord, a
"a and 10 IN Leave West concord t"l
n r.gr,. at 20 AN. and $40 Pm.
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Blackhrads and Flrshw"rms. us" PERHN'S I'm.
proved C"mcdnnr and Iimpl' Remedy. the great
skin medicine. Prepared only by Ibr. Il. &. PERRY
DrrmatnIngi~t ~ Bond st. y Y. sold hy Drug
l,ists every where. 6l--m
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FOR SALE.
AGENTS WANTED.

wish gents t" sell three 60 New Books just
published. Onc Agent writes that she is making
from SI2 To SI6 a day Onr new Agent in a town of
zoo inhabitants made So 10 in )! days last week.
wish a few Men of ability to sell large hooks.
have one lawyer who is making $500, and all eN-
pcnses per wear. One clergyman who has had a
salary of $500 a year and who made, the first four
weeks in NV employ, more than 500. am paying
salaries as high as $1,000 and all expenses. ! will
pav a salary to any man who can bring good recon-
mcndations after a month trial. ] pay less com
mission than others. but have Better and Cheap
err Books which induces people 10 buy freely.
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Il. bloomsbury Athcnmum

D, ,<n READING RooM.-Opcn from A.
!. 81; from = 1" t. and from To . T.. VI.
". W. THNIER, Librarian.
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SprriaI 51ufrrs.

PASSIMPSIC LODGE. No. % 4. n 4. VI.
Regular communication Thursday or he
fore the full Of the Moon. &. j. HOCGllON SEC
Regular communication. Friday before the
full of the moon. &. V. EASTMAN. Scc'N.
WANTED Farmer in every town agent fnr the
COLLINS Steel. Flows. For terms. sc. address
COLLINS \ Co. 212 Water ST. New York 1O-.-
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Tnr MOTH pATCuES. TKFCkI,TS.


And TAN use PERRY'S Moth and Frrcklc Lo
tion. II i RELIABLE and HARMLESS sold 10y
Druggists everywhere Depot. - E"nd street
New York. Gl--m
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could hitch up, he arrested him on sus-
picion, and made inquiry if such q man
as his prisoner was missing any where.
Luckily he ran upon Il CdledOnidn which
had an account of Virgins depreda-
tionS ut Walden. and he at once tele-
graphed Sheriff Smith of this county
to come over and get his prisoner, which
he did. lodging him i'll Jail at this place
yesterday. The supposition is that if
Drew had given him Il good team at
his last visit. Virgins would have been
missing again soon after.
Quick Time.
Lambert Hastings, Esq, left Boston
at u o'clock, p. M, came to st. Johns
bury, took his team and drove to Lunen-
burg, % miles, and was in the hay field
ut work with his men at . o'clock the
next morning on his 460-acre farm
Pretty good for man "a Years old.
Camping Out.
a party of four, consisting of Revs.
II. +. Fuller and c. NJ. Southgate of
this place, j. :. Whitman of Lyndon.
and Mr.. Lemucl Hastings, started on
Monday for trip into northern New
Hampshire. They expect to visit Dix
vile Notch and perhaps Connecticut
Lake. They take along tent and
other material necessary for camping
out, and expect to he absent two OF
three weeks. They go into a delightful
section, and we trust they will find both
health and pleasure.
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Glen advertisements.

Advertising in the right medium
brings business.
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w ANTED, \ LADY CLERK.-One of some
w experience preferred-at
FLANDERS NEW STORE,
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V'HE BEST DISINFECTANT in use for sale
nt RINGAHM'S.
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ONLY PURE SPICES sold at
BINGHAM'S
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DICK YOUR CURRANTS, then kill the worms
i and your bushes will he all light next year. A
remedy. Sold at BINGHAMS
, 1873-01-01

Tho amounts OF grain Withdrawn from waro-
houaea for city consumption during tho year
557,040 bu; oats, 1078, 667 bu; rye, 204, $50 bu;
barley, 644,3u bu.
y1s11LE SUPPLY OF GRAIN,
Tho New York Produce Exchange Circular
gives the following az the Visible supply OF grain,
Including tho stocks In granary at tho principal
porta OF accumulation at lake and soabon1d
ports, in tranait by rail and frozen In On New
York canals, Doo 81, 1879:
, 1873-01-01
CHICAGO DRY GOODS MARKET.

TUESDAY EVENING, Dec. 81.
The past week has developed no now features
goods market. Nothing has occurred to disturb
tic quiet that prevailed during Inst week and tho
preceding one, 0nd priced hayo not been Sub
1octed to any material fluctuations. But s1nall
Us has been tho demand, tho aggregate dis
tribution OF goods haa been in excess Of former
yoarn att corresponding period, and wo
thin1t f,i11y up to tho expectations Of jobbers.
Tho inquiry was mainly conllnel to small orders,
from interior merchants to complete assort-s
monts, aud to meeting the Immediate wants Of
city retailers, whose purchases have been larget
confined to goods suitable for the holiday trad"
Tho market for cotton goods Possesses oil y
clements OF strength that have characterized
for some timo past, aud although tho week ~
prevalent feeling is one Of pronounced firmnenA
Htocka arc generally light, but they aro now be:
ing augmented in anticipation Of on onrly re
yiyal of trade. WoolenB arc IN light request 4
stoady prlces. The carpet trade continues dull.
with little variation in prices.
The Bulletin says of tho Now York market
ssThore worc no changes worthy Of notice III tho
market for cotton goots, which retains lts WON'T
el frmneBB, nor indeed is nny materinl altora.
ton for mn9spfGa a
dullneBs, we hear OF no complaint from eitilor
agents or jobbers III to tho nrnonnt Of busineHs
which they have accomplished this month. On
tho contrary, we hnyo every reason to believe
TINT the distribution Of cotton goods has boon
groator than usual OF this time Of tho year, aud
It is certain that acoumulationH in hrst thandB arc
70 light that no early reduction in prices need
bo looked for. Tho 10 in woollen goods has
been logs satisfactory, but tho opening Of the
now ycar will doubtless impart stimulus to tho
clothing trade, aud thus create an improved de-
mand for woollenH. Tho fow new Btylos Of
spring casBimcreH which wo haye aeen ovinco d
steady improvement Oh goods Of former
Eol1ovtrr nrn f1,a nf1otntfnn4.
, 1873-01-01
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

-....-- . TUESDAY EVENING, Dec. 81.
ALCoHOL-was 10 moderate request at sl.7o@l.84
DioOM CoisN-The market rsmains about tho
aamo NJ for time past. There ia fair demand
Is ght Old and inforior grades arc in large supply
anu almost unsaabe. Prices unchanged ~ fol-
s%se sMs NJ hs 4lSo e: Ra Rss e Nc nso sss
green, 3A@4e; do rcd tip, Sc; do palo ind rcd,
ccpts arc only moderate We quota Naytea Mt $3.50
92.Go fair to prime. s. 0o2.25 common to ,ncdiuu
HUITEn-sinco our last weekly rcyiow the general
fcatures Of tho buttor market have not changed IN my
important particular Fnr actvity eharaetorizes tho
demand for low graes, we'll for tho hotter quail
tics, aud pricos ru,o Arm all around. Tho outward
movement IL principally Eastward, but SOHO Southern
purchases havo also been nsaHo for tie San Francisco
narhet ohotco lots aro taken mostly hy Local cons,m
onao es ne olS sS med to ood i
22o; inferior 10 common, a@17c. ..~-
DAaGING-Notwithatand tho absence Of any
this 1ine, decidedly firm tono peryads tho MARKET
and for double guunacs and two brands OF grim
days. ind my matera! increase In tho demand would
no doubt result result tp further appresia.on. as
~ s sa ns 'ns aa
s2No; Otter Creek, $500; burlnp bags, and bu. 20
Gs9sHo; gunanieaS, 'lnslo' 1eesloo; 10 douDe' soo
BUILDING M1rEn1A1s--Aro In light demand.
The supply common brick r. large, and it IL Of
scred for spring delivery at per N. Other
materials wero uncangcd, No again quote: Btucco,
a?.60@2.7b; New York caang, $3.7btS4 90; supertno
coincnt s..00 per brl Louisville con,ent, 800 Akron
cement t2ooi marble dqst s525Gs3 60; linz tn nHE,
sand, por bril- ta75@30o plastoring hair. nor bu 400
o0o tiro brick, per l0oo 0o@9ooo building brick
co,amonl sl1o0@l5.0o; country brick, ga. .oo@l4oo
Hydraulic PRESSED t4500 deli Milwaukee, $50. 90 del
Racine, 5000, del 1Inadale s25 o. del; IRE clay per
box Of % feet, for domestic window Blass, from which
reduction Of ~ an4 por cent Is lu1le by dealers.
, 1873-01-01

OIfiESE-Prtccs hayo declined 11o H1nco tho lae of
Ctr last rev}cw md tho market ia mt particularly firm
nt lilo reductlun The tumRud Ia Of limited carnc-
tGr, nnl mainly confined 10 tho btttor gcndca. Stocks
nro light bit fully equal to present requirements ind
no improvement IN riccB In tookDl for Mt present. Wo
11G3l3o; Western fnctory, 1lG11Hc.
COAL-ThfH market Inns hsui fn!rly active through
out tho paat wcok, aui former quotations hnyo bcon
nusn!nel with Hrrnt fr,nncss. Stocks Ut anthracite
coal arc rapidly lwtntnY, and onr deaera Will soon
10 obliged to depend upon tho rarnaas for tle{r Eu-
piles Hlocka Of soft c0a1 nao light. Wo quotes
Gchgl, lump, $3.50; Lchgl. prepared, $l1 00 IMck-
awaa, $t2.00313G1; Eric, $1D.hU(311 10; Br!nr Hill
$lo60@l.5D Walnut HILL $lD.60; Hloeshurg, *l0.0oG9
l1.00 cliorry Niue $1,000 Hooking Vnioy. $io.oo9s
1860 Oanhel ooal Sl0.oo 1nlnna black, s960@l0uo;
Minonk, $500; Wilmington, *7.oo@7.5o.
O0OPERAQE-WnH quiet aud unchanged rrcos
oro weak for packsrs descriptions. Salca Of pork bnr
rols wcro reported 1t Il as. fair steady emnnA exists
for -four barrels nt 6085sc. Tho offerings Of nj! do
al lard ticrces 3i 7o@l 75 wiakey barrels, s2io
2,25; flour bnrrcfH, 5oiS55c ronEh atavcH, aO0G9
20.06 buckel saYcst S9s 1003O.OD -four atarea, $3.50
@g50; circle nonr hentlingH, 7AG50e % set n0ur
hoop locB, $4.00@17.n0 U pork and tIcrco rolcgt
sa00O9lU.b0 U m; whakey bnrrel earcs, $23Gs27 y
in. sales incl,i,io = cars pork barrels at $t.c5.
CALIFORNIA FRU1TB-Tho offerings woro light
but ample for tile present dctnnnd. Thoro wero no
Dcurro Grin pcara at f4.95Qs4.50 Winter Nollia at
$J.76@4 Too.
DIsUdN AND C11EMIoALs-Tho drug trado con-
Hnuos atedtty far, and prlcosa aa rule nre hrm. Tho
diminished demand FOR nHnfctln, RESULTING from tho
gyatl,iai disappearance of Tho erzootc, has casod
nlrletl depreciation in the val,e OF Tint nrtice, tile
past week having witnessed further dellue Of 25c per
, 1873-01-01

REAL ESTATE.

The following Instruments wcro filed for rec
ord OIL Tuesday, Dec. 3l
CITY PROPERTY.
h!ay Ut, lawcon Qurley aud Polk ats, t. e0x75 It,
dated Dec. Is consideration, s1,1o0.
Lot VI, in Dluck ~, Sec H. ~, ~, dated Nov rs;
consideration, $500.
Lot 97, in same, 'atod Nov. IS: consideration. $780,
Lot H. IN Block p Of Browns Lot IL, etc.. In Leos
W II Bec. 12 90, ~, dacd July IT F; consideration,
$a76.
ootage p!acc Of Thirty-Grat 1t, Of, 100 fl to
alloy, tlaed Dec. 2 !; consideration, fs3,n9D.
Wulsh Ut, but Fisk R,l Morgan rs, i. t. 25s100 IT,
datct Dur. ~ consideration, 81, ,910.
Canal At, betwern Sixteenth nd Irwin hB, Q Il 80 1t
to alley, dated Oct. /; coisltleratotI, s4,lG0,
Weat Randolph st. between MuraAn AM: Carpenter
ata I, :s1lto T., with hi!'iups, 1-sca Nov. "a; eon-
alteration, j5,75Q.
, 1873-01-01

Total, ,..........,,. 900,G3B WI,G40 696023
Total, 3.724, $50 bu. Thisis an increase during
tho week Of e584s bu whoat; 195, ,228 bu corn;
a ,875 bu oats Al bn rye and %, 896 bu bar
Icy. Total incroaBe, 35e, 1853 bu
THE PRODUCE MOVEMENT IN 1879.
Tho following aro the footings OF the daily ro-
turns Of receipts and shipments Of produce 1nado
to the Secretary OF tho Board Of Trade OF this
city during tho past yoar. Some Of those figures
will undoubtedly be materially changed by the
monthly returns made by tho different railroad
companies, which will appear III tho annual ro-
mort Of tho Board Of Trade:
, 1873-01-01


Ht:EDg-Thcro WAC moderate nmornt Of tradingin
,lny. Sails. of tInnthy nlno at s2.o5@a15; clo~
VT aod u ~ @ g. 20 for orsnary namo1n aoat
49, s It &C. ioores peSs ff u ~ saod sy q
:3Is; haKs Do common al s2y5 Ine. s!oyer n
Ss2o aE 70 At .si2 5s' M 70
wllhsaulins tho nbsenco q anything llko actity IN
cCntIy adya1cel in New York We quote liyson, cons
ssS sssaa mns5 = a saa a .Gn Il sss &c ss
aS(1% Gig ~ s.tss, e1'e|ss i eit1s iss5
os@!,e good soS19s; otoice to extra ooesfIoo :,
and irrn rrlcca arc flrmiy sustained. We qnoto:
7os; common, $4,000; poor, 4o@5Se: o,aoo.. 1855.
ssioKiNu~ aods3'c; nedam' sos2o; oom'
,T5uo=NatnTsl lssf, 7s@soo; half bright, 5eseso;
WO0D-ncn,aina dull ut Tho annexed quotations.:
Beech, $500 1narlo slsOo; hickory, $500; slabs,
W0oL-Ths wool market lns tecn rather quiet tile
last weok; few ortlers hnvo been received from
chiefly for @ o woos w con %e r 70
mud stooks, nltloBh light, arc rathor better nssorou.
vulues remain steady at present quotations: ,o,,
Tub wasled, fair to do.... ..6S2Goc
E1nccc Wn0et TX, 1iGt. .1U(9aJo
Fleece washed X 9llt. .55GG58o
Tleecc w0a1ed Xxx diupy y,,,,.,,.......... .460t35u
Fleece washed. K dtpHy 45t@55o
Floocc waahcd medium ltGt .b5995Go
Flcccc YasheG ,ucdn1n d}ilgy .45t555o
T]coce u,l,yasl,e xkXy i good condition .36(D38o
Tlescp nwnsl1cl XkHX tliuiry ,30Gh33o
Ficccc uu,yaBlIe coarsc to medium .355 400
Fleccn u,l,ynshed coarsc and lgy, ..31q3Ao
gnncr pullctl .......... .4B0eI0o
Extra n,llcJ .4BtsG0o
RAILROAD FNE1GUT5-1ho pressure for railwhy
accommodations continues large, nil Eastvrn roads
boing crowded with orlerB. 1saes worry firm, and
nre na fn1in,yA
, 1873-01-01

In tho afternoon wheat was active and weak,
declining So. No. Q sold at 31.1994 @1.20 seller
January, and 91.2156@1 20 seller February, both
options closing at tho inside. Corn was quiet
and ahado lower, selling at 30T@3lo aellor
Jannary, and 9119@3156c soller February, both
closiug at tho inside. Other grain aud proviH-
ions Woro inactive.
, 1873-01-01
COMMERCIAL,

TUESDAY EVENING, Dco. 81.
Tho following woro the receipts and ship
mcnts OF tho loading articles Of produce in tlia
city lnring tho pnst twenty-four hours, md for
tho corresponding date yoar ago:
, 1873-01-01

EhRltRn BprlNR htCEI .sIlA @4.f1b g ~
IEATfiEH-Tho lcnthar tratlo continflGH quiet. Or
f1ors nto fow mud small. blt tho volume OF business Ii
reraps as lGrge III former yearH Mt this season, md
Under diminished stocks tho general market remains
tlrl Aitor tho 1Bt Of January abaonco In Fronch
cnlf nn in descriptions Of domestic leather may
bo looked for Womake no CllanRo III our quotations |:
, 1873-01-01

LEMONS AND oRANGES-The uaual demand for
le,ona at this scason prevailed. Orangcs aro IN far
reu,tcst. We quote: Palermo and Messina lemons at
Sc, G,50@7oo French md Nalagas at So0o@06o; Valcn-
cIa do ut SO 00114.0 90 per caHe.
METALS AND T1NNERS' sTGuK-Thcro Was no
Change to noto in connection with Tits market. Trado
IL quiet and prices remain without nnteria chauge.
Tin il quito Grfa. We continue to quote:
lin pAArE-IO. l0xl4, sl4.oo; do, l2x12, $14.so
do, 14x?o, sl5 90; DC, roonrg, 1o, $3.50.
sMrEr ZlnoSFuii III casks, i1o; half casks, 111o;
less q,uutity, 1119c; slab, DC.
sHErr InuN-No: -, TIC rates:
w,aE-a 10 and Q 100 70 t. u, 10; - II
1s lae 19 100 TO- 2oo full bundle, Is per cont dis
count; fence wire, &c.
NA11,s-wcre inactive. We again quote: 1ol,
fEf.ns9S57H: ID do, sG.50@G.o9H; Sd do, s7.a5@
537E ID 10, no. s8.a03s.62,S % do, so.oo@ol2s;
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courge the investment Of capital in mInin
and manufacturing operations, and of gen
eral laws of incorporation, together wit
such liberal spirit on the part Of our peo
pie as shall invite men Of enterprise I,
come and dwell among us.
REFORM IN THE ADMINISTRATION OF
| JUSTICE.
We are in favor Of reform in til,
administration Of justice in this state, ant
an enforcement of the state constitution il
this respect, which will secure impartia
justice to all, irrespective of race, color
condition or political sentiment.
We favor the election of the president
vice. president, and all other officers of the
government, as far as possible, by the di-
rect vote of the people.
ARBITRATION.
We approve and endorse the noble
and humane policy inaugurated by Gene
raj Grants administration, whereby all
international disputes shall be made the
subject OF arbitration, thereby preventing
the dread havoc of war.
FEDERAL COUNTS OPEN TO ALL.
The Federal courts should be accessible
in all the states, to all citizens on appeal
for redress of wrongs or protection of
rights, in cases, where, upon a proper
showing, equity demands it.
REFORM IN STATE LAWS.
We demand reform in state laws in
order TO secure fair elections, by the
abolition of partisan supervisors, TO enable
every voter to exercise the right of suf-
frage according to the dictates Of his own
conscience.
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
Chairman-Richard II. Carter, of Fauquier.
Secretary-John r. Popham,of Richmond city.
First District-P. ]. Carter, Northampton Il.
J. Hill, King William, and r. d. Becky, Alexan-
dria
Second District-John r. Desendorf, Norfolk
Rufus s. Jones, Elizabeth City; and John M
Third Dstrict.-Rush Burgess, Lar don Boyd,
Richmond; and E. X. Kane.
Fourth District.-George w. Graham. MOTTO.
genson, Prince Edward.
Fifth District. Judge l.. M. Shumaker, DAN
vile; G. W.. Finney, Franklin, and Hamilton
Sixth District.-G. v. Case, Bedford; w. p.
Brnton, Nelson, and II. R. Alexander Rock
Seventh District-S. M. Yost, Staunton; Hen.
~ Turpin, Goochland, and w. L. coleman.
Eighth District--E. O. johnson, Madison; J.
II. Deaue, Frederick and s, i. Chamberlayne.
Ninth District.-tieorge s. Smith, Smythe
e. 7. Egbert, Washington county, and j. b.
Frier, Roanoke.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Chairman.--Judge Alfred Morton
Secretary Ex-Oficio.-Colo John II. Pop
ham M
Rush Burgess and J. A. Taylor, of Richmond I; |
Hon. ]. b. Sener, Fredericksburg Hon. ]. H. |
clements, Portsmouth; Hon. G.. w. Graham, |
Moseley, Goochland; 8. Z. Ohamberlayne,
Loudcun DR.. John Walsh. Wytheville.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
In charge of the Fifth, Sixth, Seventh and
Ninth Congressional Districts, except, Flu
wanna and Goochland counties
Chairman.-EverettW w. Early |
Secretary.-Frank r. Bramhall, p O. Box |
go, Lynchburg, Va;
Assistant Secretary,-J. B. Work;
Treasurer i. Wilson.
Rooms: Over the Lynchburg National Bank |
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BANKRUPT NOTICES.

| 1879
N TIE DISTRICT COURT or TILE UNI
L TED STATES for the Eastern District Of yir-
ginia
In the matter of Henry McCalIey, bankrupt
| lin bankruptcy.
At Richmond, this 17Lh day of September 1879
| TO WHOM II MAY CONCERN:
Please TO take notice hereby, that n petition
has been, to.wit: on the 18th day Of Sept'r
a. d. 1873, filed in said District Court by Henry
McCalley, of Caroline county in said dis
trict, who has been heretofore duly declared
bankrupt under the act of Congress entitled can
act to establish more uniform system of bank
ruptcy throughout the United States, =" approved
March I'd, 1867, for discharge and certificate
thereof, from all his debts and sether claims
provable. under said act, and that the 4ih day
of Octber, 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 said bank
rupt will be held ut the same time and place.
W. w. FORBES,
Register in Bankruptcy for
Sc lS-Th2w the Sd Cong'l Dist. of Va.
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INFORMATION TO VOTERS.
DAY OF ELECTION.

Il -,
The election occurs on the 9TH day o
moNelnpe,i u pelng tne lirse tuesday aitel
:. ny .-o'
vorEhs
must De male citizens, twenty-one years
OF age resident IN the state twelve months
IA the eiection district three months, and
aug registered; Inc following persons only
are disqualiiled. FHst. Idiots and lunatics
SECOND. PERSONS convicted OF bribery in
any election, embezzement of public funds,
treason, or felony. Third. All persons
VINO nave sent or accepted challenge to
night duel, or aided or assisted in any
manner IN lighting duel, since the adop-
| ton OF the present constitution.
Polls are opened at sunrise and closed at
sunset.
The ballot must be one white paper
ticket, and contain on its face the names of
the candidates, written or printed. for
whom the electer wishes to vote, and des-
ignating the Office for which the elector
wishes them chosen. II a vote be chal.
ienged, the voter is required to swear that
ne has the qualifications stated above;
that he is duly registered in his own pro-
per name that he is the person he repre-
sents himself to be, and that he has net
already voted at the present election.
REGISTRATION.
The above are all the noints neoded 70 bo
observed, except the vitality important re-
quirements of Registration and Transfer,
which however are few and simple. Every
voter on coming of age, or completing the
required term of residence in his state and
voting precinct, should 90 to the Registrar
There is one at every voting place. and
see to it personally that he is regularly
registered, giving under oath his nause. aoe,
occupation and the length Of time Of Ris
residence in the state, county. citv or
town; if in city, giving the name Of the
street and number Of the house where he
resides. This NAV be done on the
second Tuesday in Nav Of each wear
at every voting precinct in the state. and
on any day previous to ten DAVIS before the
election in November in the country. In the
cities and towns of over two Thousand in