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I ,ARGE STOCK DRESS GOODS,

/ ,ARGE STOCK DRESS GOODS,
bRCssEL AND INGRAM CARPETS MUST
BE SOLD.
Extra Heavy Canton Flaunels, lgIs-yyorfh u
HOLIDAY Goods opening every 6ay-v,.-r cI'gn
Dress Good stock too lsrg sc. aud barg.,U- ca, re
hed from IL &C. M e fine goods.
DOuble-vidth French Plaids and plain Sugsf-r
Blacs silts cheap-s7zc. % S4a1
Best makes double width Cashraeroz IL m
cDTsp tie, MerinOs, BombRziHes, Hesrietta
Cloths.
CARPET Stock very cheap for cash
dnerslns marked down ~ % sc. per yard.
brussels ~ .E5-woTth sl75.
Brussels In Remnants from sl 90 te Of l25s
Rugs, Mats. OF ClOths-very cheap.
Large stock Blankets and Comforts. 81 50 % 9l2 "
A Just dealer 20 all. All goods cugrauised Is rep
resented. nst1
novls II F09 Market Space, bet. Tfh ari sth ste
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THE Elmwood collar, for appearance and
fit, is unsurpassed. All FIRST cfsss IA, mi hipg
stQyes 6aye them tog sale.-Adg.
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CIT Y TT T. MS.

NOTHING NEW UNDER THE SUN.-But
Stimulating Liniment cures Neuralgia. !;
BOUND SLEEP, vigorous digestion, good
appetite, are attainable by the regular use OF
IiEknS IiNlIiR E'rfr0cf a 20 In nil hnf
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The SNYDER RELEASE CAsE.-To-mor-
row IN the Criminal Court, Judge MacAr-
Inur, the case of John Green, OF Baltimore,
David Edes, OF Georgetown, and given bogus
Dall for The appearance of Edward w. Sny-
DER, WHO was IN jail on the charge of robbing
HE store OF Perry & Brother, will be called.
and Il IS expected that the trial will be i'm,
mediately proceeded with.
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THE Two WIDOWS OF THE LATE POLICE
MAN PRICE--In the Circuit Court Judge
Cartier. to-day, the case of Lyons against
Price, tissues from the Probate Court as 10
whether Ellen Lyons or Bridget Price is
the lawful widow OF the late Policeman
Thos. PRICE, was concluded; the jury ind
ing verdict that Ellen Lyons, of Ireland,
is the widow, and Bridget Price, Of this city,
is not the widow Of Thos. Price.
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MEDICAL. &c.

MEDICAL, &c.
nB. BUCKBER JONES-Twenty years expert
~ ence In Female Diseases, Irregularities, Ovs
Business confidential. l64 b. Howard ST., Bait
more. sepl7-3nr
MADAME REsTELL, II. D.,a thoroughly CT.
W perienced and scientific Ladies' Physician and
Midwife OF ~ years practice. attends ladies at their
homes, or comfortable private rooms, careful nUrs
fng and the best medical attendance at the Doctors
private residence Ladies placing themselves under
the care OF n edsme Restell are guaranteed sciarc
treatment and speedy cure. Office and residence
corner OF South Sharp and Dover sts., Bsltimors.
UNSATISFACTORY q PER BOTTLE. Don.
~ situations free at DIR. DARBYS, lis ~ ST.,
COLONIZATION buldingD jyl-7n~
l. Cure Of Seminal Weakness, Lost Manhood, and
all disorders brought on by fndiscretions or ex-
cess Any Druggist has the ingredients.
seplS-m,w,f,y Box AGES, New York.
nR. ROBERYsON, FROM BALTIMoRE'
nearly opposite the Gas Office, every WEDNES.
DAY and SATURDAY, from to 8 D. m, IN ell
Diseases OF the Urinary Organs, GonorrhRa, elect,
Structure, yphilis, and spermatorrh9a, Gases Of
poison entirely eradicafed IRON the system, with
out the use Of mercury. Spermatorrhea, brought
on by cesses and abuse in youth causing loss 81
weakness, impotency nervous irritabiiy sym ptoms
Of consumption, indigestion, Lpalpitstion Of the
evil forebodiBgs, sef-distrust, &c, speedily cured
by newly discovered remedies. Gentlemen placing
themselves In DR.. BIS hand can rely upon beins
scientifically and honorsbly treated Refers to the
ing physicians of Baltimore. Once ga 10th street
northwest, from TO p. m. mars -ly
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FRECKLEs removed by Natures Beautiner
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A MOTHER LOT OF NEW AND CHEAP DRY
IA GOODS JUS received from New York. phila-
cephiR aud baltimore.

b.eo ards best PLAIN Black Calico. o.. 80 yards
Cont width tlsck Alpaca IS, worth SIC: 100 sris
nearly two yards wide Black Mater proof, 7Fc /,
worth sl 20 yards Il yery me BlHcS Cashmere. ali
Wool, o., I Sc, 81; 5000 yards Of all the new ia n
~, 81, IS, toe 3o00 yards q yard wide heavy I'm
biesched Cotton. 6Ao-; 2 OF yards q one Yard aud
u two yards snd q qnsrtor wide Sheeting Cotton,
Sc: 30 pairs % Double Blankets, So. worth a.
moderated All wool BED Flannel, soc ls(9 yards q
Shss luf ~ n SUD BOZ veal ~, ~, ~, 30 ect
81. all Linen HaCdk srchiefs. g. n Linen Nan
kins SC excellent Ladies. Stockings, l2c 40 yards
real feather proof Bed Tick, .. worm &c, ID 90
yards OF splendid Calico, beautiful PATTERNS Sc alao
The very best ard wide Cote made, lUc, IN small
pieces, Yards ard ards thu greatest b.re aims in
Blact silks, 81 5. $50. els. 81. nnvs2-tr
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ATTENTION is called TO the sale of rare old
DOCKS, advertised by Duncanson Bros, auc.
tloneers, 9th and ID streets northwest, which
Thursday and Friday evenings, Decem Der
9th and 10th, at O'Clock. NoIy for exami-
nation.
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Let the News be spreadi
A Great Number O. Pieces q tie
CHEAPEST DRESS GOODS
IN W-ISHTSG TON
WILL BE OPENED TEIS WEBS ~

WILL BE OPENED TEIS WEES ~
a. ". TowS0N a co.
IN Seal HlRids- pIagonals, Ediuhr-Fh Plaffs secs
camel n air iAr-s ri AID T. .aila4t- Argri- suit
luE-, French Caslulrre-. Merilc,s AID Kmprr..
Cloths, m al The atw shascs
The line - - .r-Hf Dress NlCfs las been rreTtrf
with goods worth rs cents
200 pieces bee Park Calicoes - G 4 aII cents.
~ BLACK GOODS
oar IS cent Rlack Alpaca. fan I5uIlc n, can,
lot be beaten ans here else
our 81 cent hair: real valve. - cents
Black Cashmere, "a. s.. %, IS, - cents aud 2 d,
are ali under the real value
Our lire II Guiuet Cashmere Silk a, rI. o. IS
81 Is, sl.N. s. 50, els, So S2sO - g. per yard.
These are the best value In the trade.
zoo pair az the chea pest BLANKET ~ or offered
IA NashiuVton, trUm : 2 s. % Sd. lgs Tailed
Home mad Blsrk et AZ 80 worth s. -.
CLOTHS aud tASSlMERES from - cents 20 O.
per yaTd.
Aisw more Of the KID GLOVES at 50 and Is
cents nnKSl-eotr
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ENFORCEMENT OF THE NEW COURT
RULE. = Yesterday, in the Equity Court,
Judge Wylie, the new rule adopted by the
Court in General Term on Saturday, as to
the duties Of trustees; &C., was enforced.
The case was that of FAINT against Reginald
FCndall, trustee, and others, and the sale
ordered not having been cousummated. q
decree was made for the payment by plain
tiff of specific sum TO defendant; also. of
$50, subject 10 the decision of the court on
the advertisement, and referring that sub
ject to the auditor; also, disallowing the
auctioneer's charge OF S251 for commissions
and SIS . for tax, and allowing him SO in
full for his services.
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THE NEW JAIL.-Gen. Crocker, the wal
den OF the jail, has commenced the transfe
son, and probably by Saturday evening th
"blue jug" will be vacated and all its Ia
mates housed In the new Jail. There are q
present about two hundred prisoners in tn
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STOVES AND MANTELS.
4 am Offering the public an olRortunity 10 select
and FU On ACES, from the Largest stock 70 be foupd
this NE q Nss YcTf o e NJ 9efk price. Sc, C
back, warming closet, shaking aud dunn ina ersfe
% beat one room above; ob. This d the best and
FJkE PLACE HEATIRs, al makes, put M 70
beat one room above; go, only 60. npyu- n
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a DESERTED WIFE WANTS A DIVORCES.
Yesterday Mary +. Hickey, through her
counsel, Mr.. 4. b. Hay, filed a bill for di-
That the parties were married October 26th
1610; that they lived together till October -,
1878, but he did not contribute to herSupport
She charges that he is habitual drunkard,
and on several occasions has brutally treated
her, and put her in jeopardy of life and limb;
that on the date lasf above mentioned the
defendant deserted plaintiff, and she has
prays divorce and the right to resume her
maiden name.
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BOOK SALE THIS EvENING.-The large sale
OF books at Dowling's auction rooms, will be
a large lot OF smithsonian Contributions
TO Knowledge" "Zell's New Atlas of the
World" American historical and literary
curiosities, a fine complete set of "Littell's
Living Age" Lowers "Patronymica Brit
tannica, !" Becker's s'Augusteum, :" and meny
ether choice works will be sold.
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removed by Natures Beautin
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MASONIC ELECTION.-Ata regular COM
munIcatiOn OF Warren Lodge, No. 3, F. A.
A. NJ, held on the I'd instant, the following
officers were elected to serve the ensuing
Masonic year: Sandy Bruce, jr., w. NJ; Hem
ry Clay, s. w; Dennis Ferry, J. w; Thomas
j.. Rell. Secretary: SiIaS Holmes fraa sl1rer
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SUDDEN DEATH IN CHURCH.-Last even.
ing Mrs. Margaret Roach, aged about fifty
two years, residing at the corner of Mas
sachusetts avenue and North Capitol street
died very suddenly in st. Aloysius church
Mrs. Roach had been in the confessional, and
then took seat in the body of the church &c
participate in the jubilee service. Here she
was taken with ut, and a number of the
congregation went TO her assistance, and re-
moved her to the sacristy DIR. Parsons was
called and did all in his power to restore hel
TO consciousness. He decided that death wa.
caused by apoplexy.
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that section than any other. Ilereteforc it has
raid the South by the administration As to
the whiskey frauds, they are in the hands Of
the law officers OF the Government, and the of
tenders against the laws are being brought to
justice with such rapdty and certainty that
it ''nakes their heads SWIM" That is all tile
notice to which they are entitled. Quiet work
and tangible results are what the country
wants, and not. buster, such as has distiil-
guished Tilden's canal tizz es in New York.
| As to the late Vicc-Presilent, the deep
grief cf the nation would forbid that there
should be any ostcntatious allusion to the event
of his death. 1t was the Presidents business
to treat of living questions affecting the inter
ests Of the country, and not to write obituaries
of deceased statesmen, however exalted their
virtues. The eminent pronriety of his silence
on the subject will be recognized by refined
taste and cultivated feelings everywhere.
| Col. j. S. Mosby has opened law Office on
the corner OF Sth and D streets, Washington,
D. c. and is devoting his time exclusively te
the practice of his profession.
Judge Harris, the Valley representative ii
C~agHess, Stands high with his Democratic
colleagues, and will doubtless be made Chair
aaaan OF the Committee on Elections -oneo of ths
aaost important positions in Congress.
/ YAe hotels are crowding their guests on thu
board question. They anticipate a large Gus
tom during the centennial year, and therefore
do not care for regular boarders.
The Metropolitan-one of the most inliffer
emily kept in the city-is chargipgss per day
with fire. The National, now undergoing re
pairs, will be fully opened i'll short time. j
is, probably, the most desirable i'm its accom-
modations to those who desile comfort withou
ostentation- 1t is now receiving guest, bu
the extensive improvements mapped out i,au
not been completed.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
" STAUNToN, VA, Dec 10th, 1875.
To The Baldwin Augusta Fair, Plf and jaime
Pagan and Mary E.. his wife and George NJ. Harri-
son, Trustee in Deed Of Trust executed by said
Pagan s. wife, to secure debt due Hugh W. Shelf
few Trustee OF Eliza L. Baldwin and Hugh W. Shelf
fey Trustee, Deft's and to all lien creditors of the
said James & Mary Z. Pagan, Take Notice, that by
virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for Augusta
rendered on the 4th of November 1885, in the cause
OF the Baldwin Augusta Fair VS.. Pagan, &C., shall
at my office, in Stanton on
WEDNESDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF JANUARY, 1876,
proceed to take State and settle the following &C.
counts, viz: lst OF the liens by judgment 9TH
erwise binding the real estate Of James Pagan. in
the order OF their prorities. 3D. CT the PEAL estate
OF said James Pagan. subject to said liens with a
statement Of the Fee Simple and Annual rental val
ues thereof, and
Srd 81 any other matters deemed pertinent by
Com or requested by any Of the parties be sta
ted.
tend
doc 1914 j. w. GREEN SMITH, Comf.
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OFFICE.
" 49, p

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
~ STAUNTON, Va, Deer 18th, 1875.
To John H Crawford, Plt'ff, and Joseph F. Hotel
and s. NJ Crawford DEBTS, and to the said s. NJ.
crawford, Eucpb Harrsoerger, Joseph Cleek. Henry
Curtis Samuel Paul, Dunham Kerfoot Philo Brad
lev, D. May e. g. Stout James L. Clarke, and the per-
sonal representations OF George Baylor decd. and
ali other persons holding liens against the property
of said Joseph T. HotteTabe notice, that in pursu-
OF DEGREES rendered by the Circuit Court of Au
gusta on the lAth OF july 1870, the 5h of April 1875
and the 18th Of November, 1876 in the chancery
OF Crawford VS.. Hottel &c. THEREIN pendng shall at
my office in Stanton, on
MONDAY, THE 24rH DAY OF JANUaRY.lS76,
proceed to take state and settle an account OF the
character and estimated value Of the real estate,
which is, or was owned by the defendant Joseph F.
Hotel together with the amounts anddigniies of the
liens resting thereon. at which lime and place
required to attend, and all the above named persons
and all persons whomsoever claiming liens upon said
real estate are hereby specially warned, thft in case
of their failure to appear before CON- on the day
aforesaid that their said claims, to quote the Ian
guage of the decree, will be wholly disallowed in
this suit" ]. w. GREEN SMITH,
decI54t Commissioner.
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W. A. Hudson, F..1.

~ STANTON VA, Dec. IA, 1875
To George W. Waesche, in his o yn right and as
Administrator OF Charlotte Smith, dac'd John i.
Cuppi Nm. /. Mowry, Administrator OF C. R. Har-
ris. decd; 6. c. Strayer. surviving Administrator
of Abram Smith, decd. the personal representative
of Joseph Smith, decd; Magdalene Med. Coffnan,
EXecutrix OF Isaac G. Cotfman decd; Isabella W.
Waesche wife OF said G.. W. Waesche; Alexander
Hamilton and Virginia B. his wife; L. W.. Gambll ;
Jason N. Bruffey. Administrator of George Brufey,
dec'd David Fultz; G. NJ. Cochran; H NJ. Mcil-
hany Administrator of N. K front, dec'd John ],
Cupp, and to all other persons whomsoever inter
eSted in the Two chancery causes of WaeSehe VS..
Cupp ct ais, and Coffman S Executfix VS. Waesche
ct ais, now pending i'll the circuit court Tor Augusta
county:
Take Notice-That in pursuance of decree rem
dered by said court in said causes on the 10th day
OF November 1875, SHALL at my Office in Staunton,
on Tuesday the 25th day OF January 1876 proceed
take, state and SETTLE the following accounts, viz
1st OF debts against the estate Of Charlotte SIN .th
decd, still remaining unsatisfed, and their prori-
ties, if any
I'd Of any assets Of or belonging to- the estate OF
Charlotte Smith, decd from which her said indebt-
edness must be paid-the condition of said assets
and from what portion of said assets the said in
debtedness must be paid, and
Sd. Any other matter deemed pertinent by Com'r,
or required by any party in interest, to be stated.
At which time and place you required to at
tend.
j. w. GREEN SMITH.
i az cl6-4C s. ~ Commissioner.
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a eMMIssIoNER'soFFIcE,

" STAUNTeNs FA.,Dec Is, 1875.
TO Mary E. Beck, widow of John Beck. deceased,
Samuel Paul Sheriff Of Augusta county, and such
Administrator, d. b. r. OF said John Beck. deceased,
and Daniel Stopar, Plaintiffs; and Mary C. BecS
and MarthaF Beck, infants Joseph u. Ryan, guar
d an, ad iitem of said infants; Mary Hucher
Henry Linkhorn and Elizabeth his wife; John NJ.
Hardy; Michael G. Harmap aud Robert s. Harms
berger, Defendants in two suits, viz: Stoner VS..
Beck's administrator etc, and Reckss widow, etc.
w. Beck's infants, now consolidated eRder the style
OF Becks widow ct ais VS. Becks infants ct ais and
TO all persons in terested in said cause
and especially to the creditors OF sohn Beck decd
Take notice-That by virtue of Il decree rendered
in said causes by the circuit court for the county
Augusta on the 4th day OF November, 1875, shall
at my office in Staunton on
SATURDAY, THE 10Th DAY OF JANUARY. 1876,
proceed to take. state and settie the following ac-
counts. viz:
lst OF the actual amount Of Indebtedness existing
against the estate of John Beck, decd.
I'd. OF the acts and doings of Samuel Paul, late
Sheriff OF Augusta county and as such Administers
tor of John Beck, decd.
Adj. OF any other matters deemed pertinent by
Commissioner. required by any party in interest
to be stated.
At which time and place you required to at
tend. ~ ". GREEN ) mil II.
,lec15-4t Commissioned
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q. s. Senator.

Il is matter Of congratuation with fail
minded men OF both parties in Virginia, as We
had to have u Conservative, that Hon j. w
Johnston, present U. S. Senator from this
State, has been reelected. 1t is a result that
we have consistently adhered to, and we can
not refrain from expressing our qualification
that Mr.. Goode, the snaH particularly pitted
against him. has been defeated Yile divisions
among the delegates from the immediate Val
ley prevented their concentration upon any
one Of the gentlemen voted 5or from this sec
ton. Tliis,we expected, although highly COM
plImcntary votes were cast for Hon. 4. Fl. II
Stuart. Judge Cochran, Gov. Letchcs and Gen.
J. Ii. Williams.
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Ee capnat say which OF the editors is doing
the heavy editorial writing for the Richmond
Enquirer. An effort is being made, if we are
to Judge from the leader in the Issue of that
paper Of the f4tll. to go a bow-shot beyond the
Dispatch, in vitnperative denuneiation Of the
President. Just such articles give increased
vitality to the .'thirtl term" idea for the great
mass Of the people of Virginia do not endorse
such malicious abuse OF the chief magistrate Of
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REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION
The following notice has been Issued by Hon.
E. d. Morgan, chairman OF the Republican
National Executive Committee
FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL, New YORK, Dec.
l.-The Republican National Committee will
meet on Thursday. Jan. ID, at 10 A. NJ, at the
Arlington Hotel, Washington, for the purpose
OF fixing the time ana place for holding the
next Republican NATIONAL Convention for the
nomination Of President and Vice President
(SignetD e. d. MORGAN, Chairman.
VIM. E. CHANDLER, Secretary.
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JFo. w. GARRETT was unanimously re elect
ed president Of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
at the meeting Of directors held on the stIi.-
This is the eighteenth consecutive year of MIR.
Garrett in the same position. though now, as
stated III his remarks OH the occasion OF his re-
election, he Confines his duties to aiding the
management Of the general policy and the fl
nances of the company, leaving the admins
tratiye services and the general working of the
| road and its branches to the vice.presidents.
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dec16-4t
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
% Burke 4 Bradley, Plaintiffs,
And w. ID. Barbour, W. +. Summerso

TO Burke Z Bradley, FIalntl1fS, 3
And W. d. Barbour, W F. summerson. John w.
dants and to all lien creditors OF W. D. Barbour.
Take Notice, That in pursuance of decree of the
Hastings Court for the city OF Stanton, rendered
November 5th 1875, SHALL at my office In Staunton,
SATURDAY THE 18TH DAY OF JANUARY, 1876,
proceed to ascertain and report
LIST, An account of the real estate of W. d. Bar
bour together with the fee simple and annual rental
value thereof
"a, An account OF liens binding said real estate,
whether by judgment otherwise
So, Any other matters deemed pertinent by my
sell, or required by any party in interest to be
stated.
At which time and place you required to at
tend; and all lien creditors of w. d. Barbour are
required then and there to appear and file with the
undersigned proper evidence OF their claims
W. L. CRAIG,
drcl6s4t mmssioner
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The Republican members Of the Legislature
have nominated Gen. w. G.. Wiekham as their
candidate for the U. 5. Senate. It is a pity
for the State that there should not be found
enough OF indepcndent men III that body to
elect him.
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1t is all right and proper for Rev. DR.. .Jeter
to express himself against the public school
his hostility to the President, through the col
,inns Of q bitterly partizan paper, but in the
eyes Of Virginia Conservative editors, it is Ill
wrong for Bishop Haven, to entertain and ex-
press opposite views. While We think Bishop
Ravens remarks were entirely unnecessary
and out OF place, we cannot see that the Vir-
ginia ministers who have allowed themselves
to be interviewed by the representatives OF
partizan papers for partizan purposes, have
improved the matter much.
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James @. Broadllead a distinguished Dem
ocratic lawyer, OF St Louis. has been selected
to supply the place OF John B. Henderson III
the Whisky Fanls, iii that place. He is gem
tleman OF high character. and far superior to
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The Richmond Enquirer had better get after
Its mailing clerk. During the past week, that
piper has failed to. reach the Staunton post
office twice, IN theSregular mail.
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VyERGLNIA.-M the Clerks Office of the Circuit
Court for Augusta County, Nov. 23rd 1875.

VTIRGENTA.-Ln the Clerks Office of the Circuit
Court for Augusta County, Nov. 23rd. 1875
Robert H Hunter, Plaintiff,
Against
Samuel Hunter, Administrator of Mary Hunter,
deceased, Elizabeth E. Arey, formerly Hnnter,)
widow OF VIM S. Arey, Samuel Hunter. j. Wayne
Splitter, and Mary Jane his wife. formerly HUI ter
distributes and heirs at law OF Mary Hunter, de-
ceased the last two being nonresdentS of the State
of Virginia. and Robert S. Har sberger, John Hamil
ton and f. H. Peck securities of said Samuel Hunt
er, Admir- Of Mary Hunter. decd, Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suit is to obtain settlement of
the account of Samuel Hunter as Administrator of
Mary Hunter, deceased, and snrcharge and falsify
two eGparte settlements recorded in the Clerks Of
flee of the County Court of Augusta county and to
charge said Administrator with certain debts, due
the estate of Mary Hunter. deceased, which were
lost through his negligence and TO hold him liable
for any degastacn committed by him.
It appearing by satisfactory evidence that the de-
fendaits J.. Wayne Splitter and Mary Jane his wife,
nop4residents of the State of Virginia-and
they not having entered their appearance: 1t is
dered that they do appear here within one month
after due publication OF this notice an5 do what is
necessary to protect their interest.
TeSte,
u. n. RYAN, Clk
w. A. Mhds0u, F.~l. dec l6-4t