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Col. Cutshaw and all the old city OH
GERS of Richmond have been reelected.
The Richmond State gave its news
boys d piaGic on the 4th inst.
An opera house, to cost S35, 900, is now
being erected in Lynchburg.
The Moffett Register in Richmond
yielded 1881 so for the month of June.
The Secretary of the Treasury has APP
pointed Gen. Heth, of Richmond. spe-
eial agent of the Treasury Department.
Rev. Matt. W. Jackson, of Charlotte
county, who is upwards of eighty years
old, has just led to the hymeneal altar q
blushing bride in her teens.
"Pictor," In writing to the State OF
the Art Exhibition at the Paris EXPOSE
ton, says miss Tompkins, of Virginia,
has two pictures which rank among the
best"
Mr.. e. Fl. Whitlock, of Richmond,
was recently married to Miss Lou Ford,
of Covington, KY. They sailed on the
9Th inst. for Europe.
On the morning of the 4th inst. Mr..
James B. Bennett, aged about twenty
years, was drowned whilst boating in
Crenshaw's pond near Richmond.
Mr.. Joseph A. Fauleoner, @ carpenter
of Gordonsviiis, fell from porch near
Orange G. Fl. on last Wednesday, and
was instantly killed-his neck being
broken by the fall
Gp last Friday in Southampton coun-
ty, a negro girl, named Anna Perkins,
eighteen years o. age, was shot and in
stantly killed by negro named Eman-
uel Wick.
Mr.. John A. Pizzini, the agent of the
New York Associated Press, of Rich
mond, was married on last Wednesday
to Miss NJ. NJ, Fergus, eldest daughter
of DR.. Fergus, of New York City.
Major Greene Peyton, OF the Uniyer-
sity Of Virginia, and James d. Jones.
Esq, of Charlottesville, have secured a
state-roOm on the steamer WISCONSIN. -
of the Guion line, and will sail from
New York for Europe to-day.
An old map named Richard Green
was fatally stabbed in Petersburg by
Hugh Sykes, who recently served a term
In the peniteptiary for stealing. Bnrl,
were under the Influence Of fquor at
the time of the ARRAY.
Senator Withers and Judge Critcher.
have left for tour through
the North, where they will make
speeches in favor of emigration to Vir-
gina, iq the interest OF the Virginia
Immigration Society.
A special council for the Episcopal
Diocese Of West Virginia viii be held
in Martinsburg on the 10Th of July, to
the report of the committee
to confer with the Diocese of Virginia
in reference to church property, aud to
transact ether business.
The thirteenth annual meeting of the
Virginia Ed4catienal Association be-
gins to day at Hampton, Va, and will
until the 10Th inst. Addresses
IN the 10th and 18th inst. will be deliy-
red by Col. VIM. Allan, Principal of
institute IN Maryland, and
reesboro', N. C. A number of interest
rs reports will be read by distinguished
eachsrs and professors.
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The Lgnchbury Tiryinian says: Mr..
Chas: NJ. Hlackf9rd's little boat. the
"Sprite, in which were Mr.. Blackford,
Miss Ellen Kean, of this city Miss
Marie Tanner, of Petersburg, and young
Messrs. Randolph and Robt. Kean, sons
Of Mr.. r G II. Kean, started from the
b9at house Tuesday evening for a pull
to the Zig Dam. Just this side of the
Rolling Mill the keel hung upon ledge
of rock, the boat turned across the swift
current, dipped, filled, and was swept
down into the deep water. By the ex-
ertions of the gentlemen, all of whom
fortunately could swim, the ladies were
rescued, but not until they had been
thoroughly submerged, and had suffer
ed great dilapidation of wardrobe. The
calmness and presence of mind of the
young ladies. though their lives were
IN great peril, is described as truly he
roic, and contributed MUCH to their safe.
ty. The party reached homeafter night,
damp in the extreme, but we'll and hap
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1878-07-09

During the recent commencements
Gen. Francis III. Smith gave the follow
ing good advice to young men :-"No
care can be substituted for the influence
of mothers teaching or a fathers ex-
ample, and the neglected Bible which
parental love had consecrated to you as
the parting gift to son, tells the tale of
many young mans bitter sorrow in
after years. Young men! those of you
who have been blessed with pious moth
ers, whether those mothers are still
spared to you to bless you with their
counsel and with their prayers, or
whether by their spirits only they watch
over your pathway, remember that
mothers last request-read your Bible"
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LEGAL NOTICES.

70 the Creditors and Members Of the
Firm of f. t. Sheets & CO.-Tdke No
mcee-Ihat IN pursuance of a decree of the cir
1873, In the cause of Van Lear vs.. Sheets ct ais,
snail proceed at my office in Staunton, on
Wednesday, July 31st, 1873
que rom the firm of p. 7. Sheets & O., and their
plroriLes; all outstanding assets Of said CON
rer1, real ana personal the fee simple and
re value Of said real estate and to settle
me Partnershlp accounts between said Sheets
ana D. N. Van Lear, and between each OF them
and said concern, &C. - 49,
te25-4t Jos. A. wADDELL, com'r.
NOTICE.-All watches that have been left
~ at my store for repairs over twelve months
ago. VIII be sold for the repair charges, at auc-
t taIn on next Court lJuly Enid day. 1875 if not
is sufficient. Respectfully,
1eSo-41 =. BRQWNOLD.
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THE NEW LAW FOR NoTARIEs PUl

THE New LAW FOR NoTARIEs PUB
LIc.-For the information of Notaries
Public we publish the following law
passed by tiie Legislature last March =
And each notary public shall keep an
account. in which shat, be entered the
name of every person from whom he has
received fees and taxes for the tranSac-
ton of business, and the amount of such
fees and taxes, which shall include an ac-
count of all fees and taXea received by
him for the year ending the lst day of
September of each year. He shall swear
to the same before the judge of the coun-
ty or corporation court of his county or
and file it in the clerks of
fee of said court, which clerk shall for
word certified copy thereof with bis
returns to the Auditor of Public Ac-
counts.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1878-07-09

AN INDIGNANT POsTMAsTER.-W. A.
Sledge, postmaster at Lawrenceville,
Va, has sent the following reply to the
treasurer ofthe republican national com
mittee in response to circular sent him
asking for contribution for political
purposes: II would like to inform you
that am no republican, and I ask you
to stop sending me circulars and other
papers. I am genuine democrat. You
think because am postmaster r am
bound to have poked after the repub-
licans after it. I want no more COM
munications from you. Stop at once
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1878-07-09

A Do NOTHING CONGRESS. The
Forty-fifth Congress, after an eight
months session, has adjourned. 1t has
accomplished some good, and done but
little harm, but has left undone the best
part of Its work. The plan mapped out
at the beginning of the session was the
passage of the silver and railroad bills,
the reduction of the army, retrenchment
in national expenditures, reform of the
tariff, and the reduction of the tobacco
tax. The silver bill has become law,
and expenses have been slightly cut
down, but the tariff bill was ignomin-
iously defeated, the railroad bill was
scarcely considered at all, the army re-
mains unreduced in rank or file, and,
although the House, after desperate
struggle, reduced the tax on tobacco to
sixteen cents, this simr lie act Of manifest
justice came too late for concurrent &C.
ton on the part of the Senate. In short,
the first session of the forty fifth Con-
gress has proved little less than an abor-
ton.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1878-07-09

p. o. MONEY ORDER OFFICEs.-P.
o. money order Offices were opened at the
following places in Virginia on Monday
last: Edinburgh, Falls Church, Giouces-
ter Courthouse, Hillsdale. Jonesville,
Lebanon, Martinsville, National Sol
diers' Home, New Market, Rapidan Sta
ton.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
COMMISSIONER NOTICE.

~
Thomas v. s. Quigley. Plaintiff.
VS..
VIM, H. Anderson, Admir- of Jane Freeman
decd, and James McClintic..........De Defendants.
IN .CHANCERY:
In pursuance of decree of the Circuit Court
OF Bath county, at the last term. Notice Is here
by given to all parties interested, that shall
proceed at the Office of VIM. NJ. McAllister, at
Bath Court House, Va, on
Tuesday. the aOth day of July, 1878.
LIST To take, state and settle the administration
accounts OF Inc DEFENDANTS VIM. II. Anderson,
as admir- of Jane Freeman decd: End an ac.
count OF the outstanding,debts against the Es-
tate OF said Jane Freemyn. decd, with their
respective priorities, if any. Given under nv
hand this 18th day of June 1878.
july 2-4w c. r. MCDANNALD, Com'r
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!. D. 8. Young, p. q.
XYlRGINIA.-In the Circuit Court for Au-
v gustR county, June Goth, 1873:
Simpson F. TaylOr's Admir-. Plaintiff
against

SuSJh county, june zOtu, 1910.
Simpson f. TaylOr's Admir-. Plaintiff,
against
In ChdnceTy ON q Rule, &c.
The second and third bonds of M. g. Hartman,
and Hugh w. Sheffey, for the purchase money
OF a lot of land purchased by M. G. Hartman Of
Comm'r James Bumgardner, Jr., under de-
cree in this cause, 1t is ordered that the Clerk
Ex'or of NJ. G. Hartman, decd, Caroline V. Har-
man, widow of M. G.. Harman decd, Lewis
Hartman, Asher w. Hartman, Jr., Alexander
Hartman, Robert c. Eve and Willie II. Eve, his
wife, Thomas Opie and Sallie Opie, his wife, L.
A. Kerans and Caroline Kerans, his wife, John
N. Opie, Belle Opie, Mamie F. Opie. and Mary
M. Opie, infant children of Mary Opie, decd,
heirs-at-law and devisees of NJ. G. Hartman,
decd. and Hugh W. Sheffey, returnable to the
first day of the next term of this Court, requir-
ing said parties to appear and show cause, If
any they can, why said lot should not be de-
creed to be resold on account of said default In
paying the purchase money, and that said rules
be executed as to Thomas Opie and Sallie Opie,
his wife, and Robert c. Eve and Willie H. Eve
his wife, who are non-residents, by order of
publication, upon proper affidavit being filed.
1t appearing by affidavit filed that the said
Thomas Opie and Sallie Opie, his wife, Robert
c. Eve and Willie H. Eve, his wife, are non
residents of this State, it is ordered that they
do appear before the Circuit Court of Augusta
county, on the first day of the November Term,
1878. of said Court, and protect their interests
in the matter of the Rule aforesaid.
Teste,
J. N. RYAN, Crk.
Shefey & Bumgardner, p q. jy2-4t
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Stauntott Spectator.
TUESDAY, JULY 8, 1873.
ro the Voters of the Seventh Congressional District

in the counties of the Seventh Congressional
district, to wit, Augusta, Rockingham, Shen-
andoah, Page, Highland, Bath, Albemarle,
Staunton, will assemble at their usual places Of
meeting on
Saturday, the 9th day of July,
and appoint two delegates and two alternates
Conservative party of the district, to be held in
the city of Staunton on Thursday, the LIST day
of August at two CLOCK, P. NJ, to nominate a
candidate for Congress. Chairmans of county
committees will see that the proper notices for
district meetings be given in their respective
counties, to be held on the day named above.
r. T. w. DUKE,
w. A. BURKE,
MANN SPITLER.
District Committee.
Conservative papers in the District please
copv
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

UMBRELLA! a ans a ssoti lit
an umbrella in the Council chamber Within 2
pay the clerk cost for this notice, and take his
umbrella. JAMES F. PATTERSON.
jT9-lts Clerk.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1878-07-09

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Staunton, June Gath, 1875
ITO James A. FraZier-Idke Notice-That
l. in pursuance of an order of the Circuit
Court for Augusta county, 10th day OF June,
1878, in three causes therein depending in chan
Gerry, under the styles of James A. Frazier's
Guardian VS.. John w. FraZier's Widow and
heirs. &C.; and Stephen Porter and Wifes
Admr's VS.. VIM. Frazier, &C.; and Stepen A.
Porter and Wife's Adm'rs, and James A. Fra
zier VS.. VIM. Frazier, &C., shall, on
Wednesday. the tn day OF august, 1878,
at my Office, in Staunton, proceed to ascertain
and report, LIST, What abatement should be
Niche by James A. Frazier and his mother for
services in causes by reason of the death of Mr..
Niche before the causes were ended. I'd, What
payments were made to Thomas ]. Niche on
account of his fee in these causes. Sd, What
contract Echols, Bell & Catlett had with James
A. Frazier and his mother and S. A. Porter for
ther lee in these causes, and whether their fee
has been reduced to a judgment. and all the
facts connected Herewith. 4th, What contract
said James A. Frazier has made with s. v.
SOuthall, or any other counsel engaged by him
in any of these causes, and the amounts charge
able against him for such services. 5th, Wheth-
err the fees of said Niche, and Echols, Bell &
Catlett and other counsel in these causes, con-
stitute liens upon any fund in these causes and
If SO, their relative priority with other charges
upon the fund.- 9Th, Any other matters deemed
pertinent by COm'r or required to be stated spe-
cially by any of the parties.
At which time and place you are required to
attend. j. w. GREEN SMITH, Comr.
G. NJ. Cochran, p. q. jy2-4t
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STATE o. Virginia, City of Stdunto'1, IS:
l, N. p. CATLETT, Cashier of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the above
statement is true to the best of my knowledge
and belief N p Gait Eft Cashier
day Of July, 1873,
CHAS. 8. ARNALL, Mp,
Correct-Attest:
HUGH w. SHEFFEY,0
DAVIS A. KAYSER, Directors.
jy9-lt W. L. BUMGARDNER
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A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
Indiscretions of youth, nervous weak ness, ear
iy decay, loss of manhood, &c, will send a re-
cige that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE.
This great remedy was discovered by mission.
airy in South meriea. Sepd q seif-a1dressed
envelope 70 the Bey. Joseph r. Tpp}sn, itatiop
D. Bi1Le House, Nelp York G5tp. nQ6 u
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

DEPORT OF THE CoNnITror or
IL THE NATIONAL VALLEY BANK OF
STAuNTON, AT STAUNTON, IN THE STATE
OF Virginia is at the close of business, on
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WILLIAM A. BURNETT Crk
Meade F. White, atty for petitioners. jy2-4t
A ugusfn County Court Clerks ONCE,
~ to witt
Myers, on his land in the county of Augusta, of
the following description, viz:-One Spotted
Sow and three Shoats marked with underkeel
John F. Wright, s. r. Fisher, and ]. A. Gregory.
An Extract Teste,
je25-3t WILLIAM A. BURNETT, CPk.
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Echols, Bell & catlatt, p. q. ty2-zt
WI sGINlA.-In the Circuit Court Of Au-
gusta county, June 18th, 1873,
VIM. A. Abney, &c............... Defendants
In C7ta',cery ON q Rule, &c.

VIM. A. Abney, &c.".................De Defendants,
In CtupceTy ON q Rule, DC.
Michael g. Hartman, the purchaser Of the
share Of VIM. A. Abney in what is known as
the Ware House property, situated in the City
Of Staunton, and heretofore sold by Commrs
Niche and Young, having departed this life,
without having paid the purchase money, on
the motion Of the creditors Of VIM. A. Abney,
It is ordered that q rule be awarded returnable
to the first day Of the next Term against Lewis
Hartman, in his own right and as Executor of
said Michael G. Hartman. Caroline ". Hartman,
the widow and legatee of said Michael g. Har-
man, Asher Nv. Hartman, Jr., Alexander Har-
man, Robert G. Eve and Willie H., his wife, L.
A. Kerans and Caroline, his wife, Thomas Opie
and sallie, his wife, John N. Opie, Mamie F.
Opie, and Mary F. Opie. infant children of John
N. Opie and Belle Opie, his wife, said Belle Opie
having departed this life,-aL legatees Of said
Michael g. Hartman, to show cause. If any they
can, why the share in said property shall not
be resold to pay the purchase money.
1t appearing by affidavit filed that Robert C.
Eve and Willie a., his wife, Thomas Opie and
Sallie, his wife, are non-residents of this State,
it is ordered that they do appear before the Cir
cult Court Of Augusta county, on the first day
of the November Term, 1873. of said Court, and
protect their interests in the matter of the Rule
aforesaid. Teste,
]. N. RYAN, Cl'k.
n ivC-
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1878-07-09

BAEEE BROS. have just received lot OF
those NICE Ealsc Herring.
Ladies' Newport lies and clippers all styles,
Just received and sold very loWht
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LEGAL NOTICES.


N1RGINIA-IN VACATIoN.-In the Circuit
Court for Augusta county, June nth. 1873.
+. NJ. Finley's Cred..................PIa intiffs'
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1878-07-09

Spring stock of boots and shoes at c. L.
WELLER'%! Gr,at reduction in prices Be
and call
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1878-07-09

REDUCTION IN PRICES OF Doors AND SHOES
Il have just returned from the East with a
such prices that cannot fail to please
e. L. WELLER.
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EUROPEAN CONGRESS. now
seems pretty certain that the Congress
has agreed, in principle, to three points,
namely, to maintain the Dardanelles
closed, as at present, to ships of war, to
cede Batoum to Russia, and make of it
free port.
The occupation of Bosnia and Her
zegovina by Austria has been postponed
until August 1st.
1t has been decided to give Autonomy
to Western Roumelia Fpirus, Thes-
sally, and Crete, to be secured by Euro
nean control.
The prospects for happy termina-
ton of the Congress next Thursday are
most hopeful.
A WONDERFUL PAIR OF TwINs.-A
pair of twins is now on exhibition at the
aquarium, New York, and is attracting
much attention from physicians and
others. The two children are girls, and
were born on December Is, 1877, at San
Benolt, town about 40 miles north of
Montreal, Canada. From their heads to
the first lumbar vertebr&, the children
are possessed of perfectly formed and
entirely distinct members, but below
that point the bodies become one. There
is not the slightest deformity about any
oftheir organs. They have two distinct
sets of internal organs and four arms,
but only one abdomen and two legs
Each child controls one set of organs,
but only one leg. Piercing one leg with
a pin will produce signs of pain IN the
face of one child, while the other will
be perfectly free from any sensation
They do not act in unison. While one
laughs and plays the other sleeps OF
cries from hunger. Sometimes they boil
sleep together, and when both are awake
they have the greatest desire to play
with each others hands. The features
are very regular, and the face of each
child is very pretty for baby only sew
en- months old. The limbs are as large
as those of an ordinary child. Where
the two bodies grow into one, the bulk
is not increased, but gradually decreases
into the usual size. They were exhibit
ed to number of physicians recently
who pronounced the pair to be one Of
the greatest freaks Of nature they hae
ever seen. They thought the two bodies
were merged into one most naturally
and believed the children would live to
the average age.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE

I'll.
Menifee's Ct. H. Admir-. kc., VS.. Menf.
~ fees Widow. &C., now pending in
chancery in the circuit court of Augusta coun-
y,LAl persons parties, plaintiffs and Defen-
dants, and all Creditors Of Z. X. Menifee, decd,
are nerepy notified that in pursuance of a de-
cree rendered In said cause on the LIST day of
June. 1878, shall, at my office in Staunton. ON
Wednesday,, the 3l1 day of Julv. 1873.
proceed to take, state and Settle the following
accounts, vtz:-lst, An account of the transac-
lions of N. p. Catlett, Admir- c. t, a. Of Thomas
X. Menifee, decd; End, An account of the es-
tate of said Thomas X. Menifee in the hands of
said N. P. Catlett, Admir- c. t. a. for administra-
ton and, 3rd, An account of the outstanding
debts and liabilities of said Thomas K Menu
fee, decd. -sf-s,zs7
AT which time and place you are required to
atIend; j. w. GREEN SMITH, Com'r.
.. q 2. P. g. jy2-4t
" lKGlN1A. sct:-In Augusta County
" Court, 5une 26th 1873, upon the petition
OF -. r. McClung and Others for the estab-
lishment OF publicroad in Riverheads District
in said county, through the lands of the heirs
of James Britton, decd.
happening to the Court that Theophilus Brit
ton and - Brftton heirs of Jas. Brftton, decd,
are nOn-residents of the State of Virginia. and
they not having been served with process, 1t is
ordered that they do appear here within one
month after due publication hereof, and show
cause. any they can, why the said road shall
not be opened and established through their
land, agreeably to the report of Special COM
missioner James II. Callison made and filed in
this cause on the 18th day OF March last, and do
what is necessary to protect their interest.
Y0nfra
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Just received a large stock of hats for gentle
men, boys and children, of latest style, which
will be sold very low.
L. WIFI IER
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W. A1ley
IN Ch0nceyy ON O. Rule, &c.
LUIS MS cause came on to be heard again this day
II. M. Bell Special Receiver in this cause. show
ing Inc DEFAULT OF ]. N. Finley, T. NJ Finley. j.
II II. surrey, Cyrus d. Reeves, Ex'or of David
reeves decd, and w. Shirey. in the payment
OF their two bonds for 81 1888 SCI each dated Au-
gust ~, 1875, and payable one and two wears re-
spectively after date given for the LIST and 2nd
deferred payments on the Home farm bought
by said ]. N. Finley in this cause and was ar
gued by counsel. w. ~
On consideration whereof, it is adjudged. or
oered, and decreed, that rules issue against the
Ex'0r Of David Reeves, decd, and w. II. Shirley,
Teturnable on the first day Of the next term OF
this Court, requiring them to show cause IL
any, why decree shall not pass for the resale
of said tract Of land for their continued default
and such other decree as may seem proper to
the court then to enter; and 1t being repre-
scented that said ]. N. Finley is nonresident
OF this state, the Clerk Will, upon affidavit be-
ing filed Of his non-residence, publish due no.
one Of the newspapers, published in staunton.
which publication shall be equivalent to per-
sonal service Of said rule as to said T. N Finley
It appearing by affidavit filed that j, N. Fin
ley Is nonresident of this State, it il ordered
that he appear before the Circuit Court for Au-
gusta county, on the first day OF the November
Term, 1878, of said Court, and protect his inter-
est in the matter Of the Rule Aforesaid.
J. N. RYAN, Cl'k.
Echols. Bell & Catlett. p. q. ty2-4t
WI sGINIA.-In the Circuit Court Of Au-
gusta county, June 18th, 1873,
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DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
III THE AUGUSTA NATIONAL BANK OF
SIAuNTON. at Stanton. in the State of
1878. = --' = - -----s
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COMMIsSIONEK'S NOTICE.

| John W. Stephenson, Admir- of VIM Fl. Ter
| rill decd, George A. Porterfield and Emily L..
| r., Vito o;,,f;e
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Skirts, GoaUas, Chenises, Corset Covers,
Drawers, Dressing Sdcques,
Trimmed in EMBRoIDERIEs, ToRCHoN AND
SMYRNA LACEs, &C., &c.
Special attention is asked to this line in which
we cannot be exceled either in prices, ouali-
ties and general fitness for the purposes in
tended.
ira charge, at
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