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three, md four years, with 0 per oont interess: !:
II. r. Ennos, Ohauncey r. Bowen, Ilnrold 8.
Peck, Edward e. Mason, Potter patnlor, A. O.
HeBing, and s. J. Walkor. From Il. r. Watkins,
Esq., n donation Of s100 waB rocoiyod. How
much tho other momhcra of tho Committee hayo
obtained toward the fluids OF this o1collont in-
stit!lton wo llayo not loarllcd; but It Ia already
ov1ont Tint our liberal citizens aro disposed, II
thoir nttontion can DO arrested long enough to
consider tho subject, to fnrnal the mems 70 put
tho Academy In good working order It wout!
not Bponk woll for our 1iberality and
enterprise to allow the tons of val-
liable specimens cheorfnlly donated to tho
Academy by kindred institutions aud scientific
mon all oyor tho world to romain boxod up roady
for nhipnont for Tho wnnt Of cases and other
appliances to receive them. Tho accession OF
tlfty now momborB to the institution would be all
honor to tho city, and give tho Academy tho
means to commence it's work with vigor and euc-
coss. Since tho old membership WIN obtained,
many of Our young mon havo become rich, and
many wealthy mon liavo mnle our city their
homes. Tho inatorial interests Of the city will
DO sure to reooivo all duo attontion Our parks and
onr splendid boulevardB, our unoqualod buBinoss-
growth, our delightful hoalth-giying broozos,
our Lake, md tho beauty Of our location aro at-
tracting thousands to mako their homoB among
us; and 1t Id wise for otlr poopfo to add those
facilities for higher culture which nlono can
form basis for tho respect and tho confidence
Of tho civilized world
, 1873-07-20

Nzw YonH, July 1o-CorToN-Qiet mddliug
upland, 2lu.
@ paEAps9utEs-rlonr s15 active and very firm; 70
@5.o5 common to good e8tra, S9.20a6.b5; good to
choice 500. .40 white whcat extra, 81 96o; 0alo
extra 50. .40@B,co st. Loia, $0.75@1U,75 Rye -four
ahale alrlner at *4.ss@s.so. Corn meal active md
arn!; Western, $3o1G335. Wheat ees active but
scarcely rm roce!pts as4 900 bu rejected spring.
s.27@l go; No spring, 81 IDOL sdl& white Wcat
Cru, $l65; tuferior No. Milwa,lkoe, $l.49; primo
DO, aid Duluth, sl;so. Ryo' 'qulst; westorn, 100
23s,00o bu; steamer mixed Western at 64@odo; rati
DO, te@G1o; kiln-lrset, 6G5doHcm T. heated, M 5Q<9s3c
WooL-Qnct anil stealy: Ohio, 49@50o; scourod
domestic, tGu; tubbet do, 61c
Eaas-Dul and heavy Western, 2l@c2e.
utY-Dull and heavy.
lIopA-steady, at 35os50o for crop OF 1877.
LEAruEM.-Dull aud irregular, ut 284530c; Osinoco,
26@33c.
dnooEArtH-Ooteo active and nrmer, ut ls@lokc,
Sugar steady. bIoaasoa dull aud unchanged. Rlco
stGAdy.
PErRoLruM-Cruio, 7Eo refined, 17Ac.
Pzoy1stoNa-pork luwer; new nneaA, $l7,12k. Deef
and cut meatH unchanged. Lard steady Western
atea,l, 85lo.
DuTTEN AND OuEEsE-Unchangel,
WHISkx-f!ruer Ut 0J993Hc,
, 1873-07-20

nroi1erea glfs. An inpcouuioua-loohing e1prcsa-
drlvcr sonted behind gonnino nohi-
nanto camo anlblpg along. a l1oro's yer
satno limo putting It on tho Heat Of tho wagon.
" Got ont Of hora, d-n yor," uayn Johu, and
1fsSk nM9 ,% w0nt n, @ s p Wlp ~ MThroe.9.srors q ~
to perform lip contract. A toar gntonotl In lis
loft eye a. he thought o., his widowed motfor
waiting for him with n club, and tho probability
q his not getting home till long aftor supper
Wnn,p ,mS "H"y ',nn1 1tstor & csnt I'll nd no feIeE aa
Ills protcstntionn woro IN vain. Tho p,trohnsors,
tno pa parties Of tho first part, woro anoxorablo.
j." Give ON AWAY or refund tho money" Tho
boy, 10th to risk tho cllanco OF not
selling out again.. mado ono moro effort,
and finally succeeded In donating his entire
stock-foH'' coyios-to policeman, all organ
grinder Fri who didn't spea1: English, mon.ber Of
the Saxon Band, who took it, believing tho gift
70 DO the custom Of tho country, and gentleman
from Drdgoportts who accepted tho Eft, saying
Dcgorrn can't road myself. b1,t iii rot hfisS-
thir Sheridan, him as tould tho Mayor wl,et l.o
thought Of hi1n,--to tell mo what Il aays about
way tho journal Bccuroa circulation.
, 1873-07-20

Tho Above Figures Indicate tho Num-
bor of People Living iM Chicngo-Sts.-
tistlca from EusHnrla, Now City hi.
r0ctOry.
For tho past few yoara, Boston, Baltimoro,
Cincinnati, and st. Louis lavo oach claimed to
bo ahead Of f'Ohicago In number Of inhabitants.
Wo havo always doubted this, and now our
doubts aro In grcat measure confirmed by COM
pnring tho number Of namos to be found in tho
laet directories published In tho several citica
with tho number Of namos on tho New Chicago
directory, tho proof sheets Of which we have
had tho pleasure Of examining, Tho Boston d.
rcctory contnins 1os,088 namos; that Of
Baltimore, 90,a54 Names; Cincinnati, 00,525
names; st. Louis, ,010 namoe, ,shilo Chicago
foots 139. 070 names. How can St. Louis stand
this? 1nstond Of boing at the hentl Of theso
five cities, sho is the last Of tho five. The st.
Louia directory, too, was published under the
Mr. Edwards, who had published 1t for fifteen
yoara, could not got more names than ho did for
tho Chicago directory, which he also published.
Multiplying the number Of nntnes by az, tho
usual figure, our population is 405.7 .74B.
Tho directory givaB somo worry interesting
facts, as follows: Tho churches consist Of tho
1ollowing: baptist, 18; Baptist Mission, o;
Free Daptiat. Il; Christian, i; Congregational,
II; Episcopn1lan. 18; Evangelical, 9; Evangol-
pendent, q; jewlah synagoguos, &; Methodist
Qnoluding tho German and Scandinavian church,
es) 20; African Methodist Episcopal, q; Seam
dinavfan Lutheran, d; Prosbyterian, 10; 1nde-
pendent Presbyterian Missions, &; Scotch Proaby-
torian, 1 United Presbyterian, /; reformed
Presbyterian. !: Presbyterian AIiBsions, 10
Reformed Dutch, 3; Roman Catholic, ~;
swodonborgian, 4 !; 6wedenborgian Mission,
Unitarian, 81 Uuivorsalist, 8; Advent ChrlBtans,
q; Christians, i; ChriatadelphianB, Il Pilgrims,
!; FriondB' Westinghouse, l Church Of God,
spiritualists, / and tho Friends, l.
MaBonry and tile other secret societios flour
ish in Chicago, as will bo seon by tho following:
Masonry, Blue Lodges, 20 lodges; A. and 4.
Scottish Rite, 6; Buper-excellont md Select
Masters, i; st. John'a Conclave, 1; Knights
Iompar, 9; Royal and eeleot Matters, 2; and
Royal Arch MaaonB Z. Odd Follows, SO, Knights
Of Pythias,. 20; sons Of Temperance, 6;
Good Tomplars, 12; Benai Berth, 6 Ancient
Ordor Of Chaldoans, s; German Earugari, 10
Sons of Herman Il !; Independent Order Of Red
Men, 4; Ancient Druide, / Forestora, 8 !; An-
cient Order Of Good Follsws, 10; American
Protestant Association, &; Benevolent Mutual
Public - schools, under the Board Of Edu-
cation, So; Catholic parochial, 90; Catholic
conyents. 0; German Evange]iean Lutheran,
Z; German United Evangelical Lutheran, St.
Paul's, 4 academies, colleges, and aeminaries,
23 aud Ii other miscellaneous institutions do
voted to purposes Of learning. The book con-
tains ,100 pages, commences tho nRmes of
Il 100 persons, B 1884, and " 400. The
Browns number 705; the Clarks, 432 tho Mil
lers, 6G3 the Cooks, 233 tho Smiths, 1,G72.
, 1873-07-20
PERSONAL,

Gov Boveridge is at the Sherman House.
Col. Gabe Boucl, OF OalkoBl, ia at tho Shor-
man.
Capt, George D. Steel, U. s. A., ia at tho
Grand Pacific.
Col. @. ". Wilder, Of Boston, is at tho sher-
man.
John Fl. vanDykc, Esq. Of Milwaukee, is at
), The Rov. 2. T, Sweeney, Louisville, KY, Is at
the Commercial.
=, Col: J. V. Daslor, of New York, is at the West
Side Briggs House.
T. s. Taylor, Of tho Fort Wayne journal, il at
the WoBt Side Drigga House.
Joseph Till, England is among the arrivals at
tho WoAt sido Briggs House.
II. N. Walker, editor OF the Detroit Free
Press, is ut tho Grand Pacific.
Mr.. JOHN T. McGrath has acquired consd-
erable Interest in tho Western Catholic, Of this
city.
Moses Taylor, Samuel Sloan, John Stewart,
New York. arc at the Grand Pacific, having
come to Beo Chicago, III special cur.
J. 9: do Brungnkroyrs from tho West Coast
yesterday. and leaves for San Frauc,eco tonight.
The following wore at tho Commercial Hotel
yestorlay: II. B. Conwoll, SauFraucisco g. A,
A1oahor, Sterling; A. L. Long, New Orleans; G.
7: Bstcloldor, Boston; Z. Z. JacobB, Niles; ]. s.
ElklnB. Colorado; J. N. Clark, Washington, D. @.
tAAAGAtG AAflchUNs 1lHt.l Lu4 uTHt C0ulEMDTGlAl
editor Of Tue CHICAGO Tribune, was on Change
to-day. Flo has resided Mt Now Orleans for SOW
Gral years past. and il now about to changc to
st, Louis, having accoptoa tho position Of fnan-
cial editor oil tho Globe Of that city.
The following wero among the, prominent ar-
rivals ut tue Grand Pacific yesterday L. Hutch
inH, Houston, rexaa; W. j; Brown, Donyer,;,J.
Pa; W. A. french, Dostou; ". j. Eralin.
louisville; Z. s. Goodrich, St; Paul; J. r. Foa-
ter, Indianapolis 3. 7. Carter, Philadelphia;
3. J. Jaynog. Croton N. Y.
Tho following wore among tho prominent ar
Dyho, Milwaukee; r. Ii. Blanchard, Eagle Pass,
Texas; ". Capary, Now York; ". g. Wilson,
Cloyoland; John II. May. Philadelphia W. G.
Fowlor, Boston; 4. Z. ,Loggott. Pittsburgh a.
sta1f"h SorF l. fa Eong tG smy o rsoo 9otso R e."
We a1o requested by hIoHsrs. James wilkinson
noss relations with Milwaukao, to state that thoy
hayo no connection whatever with tho house Of
Brewer l. Co., of that city, who arc rumored to
ho under financial cloud. Through tho blum
tile Hcntlomon referred to wore diHagreeably
mixed up with concern with which they had
no relation whatever.
Mr, Gustav A. Goellner, Young Dayarlhn ar
tlBt, has takon up his residence III Chicago, and
located his studio ut No. 487 Michigan ayonuo,
crayon portraits, ONO Of which, OF Mr. Robert
J. Walslio merchant tailor, can bo Seen at that
gontlcman's store, MoVioker's Tlloatre Building.
Iho artiat iH quito young man, md, being q
stranger horo, fools modoa. about proolhiming
hiMHolf.
On Monday night complimentary benoht will
be tenderol tho following -nnmod gontlen.on, Mt
tAches Of Aiken's Thoatre W, II. Harrison,
Treasurer, and CllarloH Cro,lso, Frol Bowman,
and Cyrus Grouse, upon which occasion j. n.
Allan, Harry Trait, Froa Woodruff, ". II. Otis,
Mrs, J. 4, AlQu.j Miaa H. Yiokesa, Miaa Kate
, 1873-07-20
THE PUBLIC LIBRARY.

Meeting of tho Direct0ra-.JnmCs Ap-
pletOn Wilson'S Donation and Cons
plimcntnry Lottcr~-Tho Circulating
department..
Tho Board Of Library Commissioners had
meeting yesterday afternoon, Mr. Hoyne In tho
cllair. proaont. Moasra. Woodland, Anthony,
shcahan, shoroy, Rosonthal, Quoal, and Hayes.
Mr.. Koilholtz again sont in n clafm for money
expended by him In making tho collection Of
German books donntol to tho Library, and It was
referred to tho Committoo on Finance.
Tho Secretary reported donation from Ja1ncs
Appleton Morgan, Of Now York, who wishes that
I could in ono word worthiy express my nd
miration for tho undauntcd faith and courage Of
yolir citizons, who have built two cities. Tho
gonii Of the Arabian Nights built ono palace in d
night. I am sure tho palaces Of Chicago, roarod
upon the ashes Of two years ago. far aurpass that
average, md put to blush tito labors Of tho slaves
Of tho lamp"
Tho committoo On Library WAS authorized to
purchase, for about $685. o got Of tho Anuuals
Of Congress. aud the Congressional dlobo.
Tho question Of going into tho immodnte buy
ing of books was discussed, and 1t scomed to bo
considered inadvisablo, the Library not being
oPen to the public, and thero really being no
now procured. BY October 1t was believed tliore
would bo s25, 900 to tho credit Of the Library
fund, which might be judiciously and prontably
expended az whole, and with bottcr eonsidera-
tion of policy, which should prevail in. the for
nation Of tho Library than could be dono il
small purchases wero continually making.
Tho Library Committee explained that until q
circulating department was opened, which could
hardly DO done in tho building now occupied,
their idea was to got all the books Of reference
possible, especially sinco thero was no city where
they woro more needed. Books for tho cirou-
1ating department could be bought at any time !;
tho other and standard works must be purchased
aa they camo along. His opinion al to tho ad-
Visibility OF not opening the circulating depart
ment IN tho City Hall building WIS generally
agreed to.
Tho Library Committee wanted authority to
o1pcnd at once about 500, aud expond 1t from
time to time III buying sucl, bookB
az they might think advisable. This WAS amond-
cd By directing tho Committee to report such
books as thoy might think 1t advisable to buy,
with tho price. All this waa Withdrawn, ind it
vas ordered that the Committee on Library bo
required to mako MI estimate Of the probable
amount OF money required to open circulating
department., thoreby Indicating TINT tho Doartl
at the earliost possible moment
On NTr. Rosonthal's motion, a committee Of
throe Wls appointed to talie into consideration
the question Of SOLICITING 1, suitable porson for
Librarian.
The Gocrotary reported TINT during June 512
bound books had boon received, making total
Of 1894. Tho number of pamphlets now on
hand ia 1918. Tie number Of visitors waa 7O27.
The last consignment OF tho Hughes donation
Of English t>oks has been received.
Tho Board then adjourned.
, 1873-07-20
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,

Now York Financial News.
cent
Sterling rules quiet at 1o9a@1oo7: for 90 dnys and
1l0t5@1loA for sight, Imports for woek $s $50 J55.
Of which. - 500 wero merchandise and 103
dry goods. Custom receipts today, t273,o 900.
Gold was quiet and firm at 1l65S@116}S, cloafng at
1lo. Loans, to per cent for carrying. ClearInes
$39 0oo00o Tho Assistant Treasurer dsbursad $2ol-
Exports for tho week, nearly $5,oo0,ooo.
Governments were dull and atcudy.
State bonds were dull and nominal.
= g. Stocks ruled active aud strong The corner in
Ing been very large. The oponing salos
wore Mt 5aas, but later the price rcached G5k the
changes between these figures having been frequent
The difference between eash anu regular stock was
Ing tho afternoon the tena!uder Of the list strong
and higher argcr bueinoas tho eef features being
Western Union, Lake Bhorc New York Central, Union
Pacific, and Wabash. Tho entire market closed buoy
ant at about tho best pricos Of tho day.
The Post aaya It is generally expected that we
not a, tho above stocks features But the Express
and Commercial attribute tho engineering Of tho Erla
corner to tho German bankers.
fnr1fn
, 1873-07-20

DErAo1T, Mich, July lo,-pAssEp Dowx-rrops
Fountain City, Wenona, Howard and bsrges pringlo
and M MrEtA. Nahsnt barks Naiad MentgomoEy; aehrs
Eurice, ooyne, Escanaba, Bon,nOrp D. Parsons, Mar
garet Muir, lliggio Jones, Marengo Duufosd, Avery
L. Q. Roberts, Montcatm. ,,..-
6l!c1don, Holland and hargcs; bark Wn.. Jones; Jones;
sehrs ". u. Allon,, H. Blauso!,, John Aise, Empire
1tate, Bay Stats, oharlea Vial, Fame, q. ]. Magtl
WIND-6outhWeAt.
DzTno1T, July l0.-pAesEp powN-propa Dean
Richmond, sauilac. Lowell, plymouth, Lincoln aud
soAFs Hcotiat Lucerno Mosler, E. Il. Williams. Port
land Amorlcs, Eagowlng, Donaldson, Emerald, Star
Of Aape American, Champion.
PASSED ur-propa Arctic, ohamplA!n, Russia achrs
sqWsEs1s.. WPTn.@ aa%oFo Nm' aT'pay.
, 1873-07-20

other corner ornamental with gnmblIng-den
or bagpfo; tho police themHelvos noting aa 60
botweena between receivers Of ntolen goods and
robbed citizonH; and, foraootlr, tho entire moral
energies FRI Of our people being ralicd to put down
10000 honest. working .Germnns, who n1oroly
wiHh to drink glass Of bcor, should They feol
dry, OH Sunday.
Out upon suel porvorHon of public spirit
Hay I. Can our people not 500 the Inconsistency
Of all this /?
Lot us drop tho Sunday iaBuo, and go for t}eno
devils, who aro robbing and numbering uB, oacli
tay and night Of tho wock.
A NATIVE AMERICAN
, 1873-07-20
What We Learn We Know.

Readers Of TnE TRIBUNE can rely upon getting At
al times elful Job of wnch.ropAirng douo at Cone
sronRa No. 17o State atrcet. Mr.. Btrong Ia prsc-
nca matchmaker, having worked at tho bone for ovcr
ton years. In Chicago alonc md ia giving Ills per-
sonal sttonton to this Department. These gentieincn
have, since occupying tlotr nav quarters, No. l7a
tablishmcnte in the city, and arc no longer crannpcd
for room In their Wholesale department. which, by tho
way is beginning to ASSUME proportions that astonah
oven themselves. They make many additional clan,a
to the rca trade Of tho city in the way Of rgc'y
creaaod STOCK nd promise s lower pricea than
heretofore fact that ought to attract tho attention OF
evory buyer Of hfst-olasa goods,
, 1873-07-20
" BRIDGEPORT"

To The Editor ef The chieaqo Tribune:
Sin: " IL tioro no balm III Qilead?" Gould thero
no remedy DO found for tho intoloyablo atenc,
coming from that pnrt Of our city commonly.
called bridgeport ?" Chicago people 10 not
mood to wait for cholera to como from st. Louis
but wo aro in great danger OF having tho aamo
district.
Not to interfore with Tho honest avocatIon OF
packera, glue-man,,tactlrorH anil others, public
honth demands that something should ba done
ut once to provont sickness from spreading over
tho city. Qpup HEALTH
, 1873-07-20
THE ACADEMY OF SCIENCES,

Our cltizons will be glad to learn that worry
satisfactory progross hau heou nlalc. Ly a por-
tion Of tie Committee who l.aye in chargo
the soliciting Of funds for tho Acadomy OF
Bcioneou. The Committee Of Ton was divided
into avo SECTIONS Of two mombsrs
eaoh Two OF Tho Committoo re-
ported yesterday To George o, Walaor, Esq.,,
tho Treasurer, tho following llfo-me.abery, tic
terms being $1QQ cash, balance III one, two,
, 1873-07-20
ENrHiEEl HUnrI5Etaa

es sescunt, @ 4 ssos If IT, ss. % s, s.
pay, 1o-4Us, o011 ilow o., BOX F; Eric, 45tI.
LIvEnrooI, July l9.-cotton quiet m1aling upland,
speculation and export, 1000.
Drcndstufta quiet. Red winter wheat, 1as. Flour,
27s Ud@aBs I'd. Corn, ais 3l@97s cd.
Chocse $751; Oumborlands, H7a Cd short ribs, tos.
, 1873-07-20
Pure Wines.

Tho undersigned would beg to notify the public
that they havo largo assortment OF tho celebrated
Missouri wincs, Black Roae, Virginia Seeding xc,
&C., 90 highly recommended by physicians for thoir
hloodproducing and strengthening qualities and Of
ter aamo At lowest rrices. IT, August KirchAod Co.,
No. a Lako Htreot Chicago,
, 1873-07-20
Trade Your Piano

At Aeid's Temple Of Music, corner Of Dearborn and
Van Buren Streets Old pianos will DO taken as part
Payment for now oncst balance being paid In monthly
from SIS $50. Now Bovcnoctave rose
Everyone Invited to cali md aeo whether Wishing to
buy or not. - =
, 1873-07-20

Bankrupt Furniture Stock.
The onttro etook Of furniture Of Il. Lobenatein b
Co., having boon sold at AAegneoa sao Ia now offered
to tho public at much less than cost Tho reputation
tho sbovc firm acquired for having only tho best Of
Eoods y vol known to our citizens. The building
no. U3 Wabash avenue, noar Adams street, has boen
temporarily procured to closo cut the stock and par
sics Wishing anything in tho furniture line will do well
70 call and aee for themselves tile Inducements oterod
No. 2l3 Wabash aEenue
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-06-19

THE VALLEY RAILROAD CONTRACT 1t
will be remembered that when the Valley
railroad was let to contract in this city, on
the 22d Of May. and thirty per cent. was
1paid on the s1.oo0,0O0 subscription Of the
city of Baltimore to the capital stock Of the
company, it was on the basis Of q reservation
aof the right to relet fifty-nine miles Of the
seighty- nine between Stanton and Salem,
2provided it could be effected on better terms
Ito responsible parties, the contractors agree
ling to take in part payment for the work
ZEN per cent of the Virginia county and town
bonds The Valley Virginian Of last week
published at Stauntou, is now informed that
new proposals will be invited in few days
flor the construction Of the road from Staun-
9ton to Salem,and attributes It to the fact that
70 misunderstanding exists between the orig
final contractors. To the contrary Of what
the Virginian says, we learn that there is 20
misunderstanding between the contractors
Bbut the railroad company having reserved
1.-THE right to make new contract for part OF
kthe line, it is now understood the original con-
TRACTORS are willing to take final contract
for the construction of the ffty-nine miles
mot absolutely secured by them heretofore
taking in part payment for the work twenty
per cent in Virginia town and county bonds
Baltimore San 18th.
The statement we made was based upon in
formation received from reliable authority
Within the past few days, however.we hear thai
the whole difficulty has been adjusted The
contractors have taken the remaining fifty
nine miles, agreeing to receive the county
bonds at eighty-fve, to the amount Of six
Hundred thousand dollars This settles the
question, and mesrs Mason, McMahon, Men.
aefee, Green, Hartman, Shannahan, &C., will
proceed at once 10 the work.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-06-19
Bankrupt Notices.
ICasa No. 325.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on III
s25th day of March A. D., 1873. a Warrant in Bank
Iruptcy was issued against the estate of Michae
sArritt, of Allegheny County, an
State of Va. who has been adJudged Bank
srupt on his own petition THAT payment of an
debts, and the delivery of any property belong
sing to said Bankrupt, to him or for his use, an
the transfer of any property by him, are forbid
den by laws That meeting Of the Creditors 0
fsaid Bankrupt, to prove their debts and ehoos
Zone or more Assignees of his estate, will be he'll
lat a Court Of Bankruptcy, to be holden at tn
sofice of the Register in Bankruptcy in Harrison
sburg, Virginia, before C. DOUGLAS GRAY, ESQ
Register, on the goth day of June, A. D., 1873
CAT 10 o'clock A. NJ
JOSEPH S. EFFINGER.
Deputy U. s. Marshal, as Messenger.
\ june IL ct
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-06-19

REAL ESTATE SALES IN ROCKINGHAM The
aOlds Commonwealth, Of the 18th, gives the follow
ling notices Of real estate sales in Harrisonburg
and vicinity:
W. s. Lurty as Commissioner, sold on Friday
fast, Is. NJ Bowman, Auctioneer) three lots ad
:joining this town. and belonging to the estate Of
Isaac Paul, as follows: No l, containing acre
Il roods and % poles, to J. Lowenbach, at $3.50
gper acre No 2, containing acres and 90 poles
sat 1921 per acre. Dew. G. Jones, No 8, contain
ling 2 acres and 2 roods, to ]. A. Lowenbaeh q
1890 per acre.
B. G. Patterson, as Commissioner, sold on Sat
Surday last, two lots in the town of Linvile, al
sfollows; No. l. to Mrs Catharine Miller fol
s$120; No. 2. to C. @. Jennings for 5000.
l C. A. McCausland, Of Scroggsfeld, Ohio, ha
Spurchased conditionally, the farm Of Rev. ] S
Loose, near Dayton, for the sum Of about SO, 900
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-06-19
!C1zse No. BILL

Il THIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE.; That on the
yard day of April A. D.. 1878, warrantin Bank.
eruptcy was issued against the estate of George
I'M. Woods, of Rockingham County, and State
Sof Virginia. who has been adjudged'a Bankrupt
Son his own petition THAT the payment of any
Sdebts, and the delivery Of any property belonging
ITO said Bankrupt, to him or for his use, and the
atransfer Of any property by him, forbidden by
CLAW; That a meeting Of the Creditors of said
bankrupt, to prove their debts and choose one OF
Smore Assignees Of his estate, will be held at a
ACourt Of Bankruptcy, to be holden at the office OF
8the Register in Bankruptcy in Harrisonburg, Vir-
/ ginia, before c. Douglas Gray. Esquire, Register
on the 25th day of June, A. D., 1878, at Il
4 clock, a. m. JOSEPH S. EFFINGER,
Deputy U. s. Marshall, as Messenger.
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