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NIRGINIA:-Int the Clerks Office of the Cir
cult Court of Augusta county. March 23rd,


VIRGINIA:-Int the Clerks Office of the Cir
cult Court of Augusta county, March 23rd,
1896.
Abram Mohler, ........................ Plaintiff,
VS..
b. F. Kemper, ........... -. ....... Defendant.
In Chancery aud on Rule awarded in said
cause againstF fountain L. Kemper and Charles
NJ. kemper on the motion of John H. Haskell
at the November term. 1895, of said Court
The object of this rule is to subject the real
estate of Il. f. KEN per, decd. to the payment
of unsatisfled judgments binding said real es
tate.
And it appearing by affidavit filed that dill
gence has been used by or on behalf of the said
John Ii Haskell to ascertain in what county
or corporation said Charles NJ. Kemper is,
without effect, it is therefor ordered that he
appear here on the first day of the May term,
1885, OF said court and show cause, if any he
can, why said John II. Haskell is not entitled
to pI ed i'll said cllant cry cause and require
the payment of his debt reported in said cause
against b. +. kemper and further to do what
is necessary to protect his interest in this pro-
ceeding
A cOpyteste,
JOS. B. WOODWARD, Clerk.
j., J. L. & X. Bumgardner. p q.
march 25-4ts
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NOW THE TIME TO gETTfib ns:a,.
gATos At ONLY QNs nnkkah 4 IEagII.
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D. Il I I'M
Trustees for the A. P. d. s. L. Co.

marcn 4 AUS
COMMISSIONERS SALE.-By virtue of a
~ decree entered in the cause of Grooms.
Ella F. Us. GroOmS, Thos W., Exor.. &c. enter
ed on the 18th day of November, 1895, we will
as commissioners appointed for the purpose,
proceed on
Monday, April 9th, 1896,
Court day to sell at public auction TO the
highest bidder, in front of the courthouse in
the city of StauntOn, that certain tract OF
land containing by Estimation 60 acres, sim
ated on the Valley Turnpike about one mile
northeast OF Mount Sidney, in August county.
being the tract of land of which the late Thos
w. GrOoms died seized and pos sessed. mon
the following terms, to witt
Enough cash in hand to pay costs of suit and
Sale and the remainder upon a credit of six
twelve, eighteen, and twenty-four months
from the date OF sale. with interest from the
date OF sale, the purchaser giving bond with
approved personal security for the deferred
instruments OF purchas e-mOney, and the title
retained as ultimate security
JAMES BUMGARDNER Jr
CHARLES CURRY,
MARCH %o-tuS Commissioners.
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Saturday, May End, 1896,
march 25-tds

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE, situate IN ROCKINGHAM
AND AUGUSTA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to the
terms of a Deed of Trust, bearing date Janua-
~ LIST, 1895, recorded In the Clerks office of
page %, &C., and in the Clerks Office of Angus
ia county in Deed Book No. 123, page 80, &C.,
executed by Henry Andrew and wife to the
undersigned Trustee, and at the request of
the beneficiaries in said deed, shall offer for
sale, at public auction, at the front door of
the county court house, at Staunton, Virginia.
on
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ACTION OF LILLY WHITES. AT the
Republicans meeting held last Friday
night in Alexandria to elect delegates
to the Republican State and National
Conventions, no negroes were admitted,
whereupon the negroes went to another
hall and elected delegates. The Lamb
pc hey is to ignore the negro wholly,
with the view of bleaching the partv.
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Elk President Harrison left Indian
apolis yesterday for New York and will
be married to Mrs. Mary Dimmick
April 6th.- The wedding, it is believed
will be very quiet, unosteptatious af
fair, and will take place at the residence
of the bride
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All kinds OF Job work done at this
aAxs. Hlfe y. 2 tsiel,
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Eth day of April, 1896,

another tract of land known as the Eagle
farm" owned by said Andrew, situate in
Rockingham county, Va. about az miles
northwest of Sangersville, adjoining the lands
OF JnO. CarrickOff'S estate and others; and an
other tract of abont 26 acres, near to or ad-
joining the Eagle farm" and owned by said
Henry Andrew.
TERMS:-Cash, but terms may be so modi-
fed on day of sale for allowance of credit.
JNO. Il. HARRIS,
march 25-4tS frrucfoa
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march 25-4ts

TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of a deed
made the fifth day of December, 1892,
between Charles A. Dixon and Mary G. Dixon
his wife, of the first part and Charles Grattan
OF the second part, and recorded in the Clerks
office of Augusta County Court in Deed Book
llo, page 49, and being thereto required by the
holders of the notes secured in said deed, l
shall offer as trustee for sale to the highest
bidder upon the premises on the
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
e, CRAuN LANDS



In pursuance of decree the Circuit Court
of Augusta county, entered on the 7th day of
December, 1895, in the cause of Nichols &
Shepard Company u.s. Amanda e. Craun, &C..
the Undersigned commissioners will proceed
In front OF the court house in Staunton, ON
Monday, April e7th, 1896, Court day,
to sell at public auction to the highest bidder,
those several tracts Of land, belonging to
AMANDA T. Craun, containing i'll the aggre-
gate about 100 acres, ana lying adjoining
each other. in the county of Augusta, near
MOSCOW, on the east side of the Harri5onburg
and warm Springs Turnpike, adjacent to the
lands of Lambert, Baxter, Neff, and Others
This land is of good quality and has on it COM
Portable improvements, and the sale offers the
opportunity or securing nice home.
TERMS:-Cash in hand to pay the cost of
suit and of sale and the residue on credits of
one. two and three years in equal instalments,
bearing interest, the purchaser to execute
bonds with approved personal security for the
deferred payments and the title to be retain
~ RfCHARD P. BELL,
JAS. BOMGARDNER, Jr..
Commissioners
Clerks Office of the Circuit Court of Augusta
County, to-wit:
I, Jos. B. Woodward, Clerk of the Court
aforesaid, do certify that r. P. Bell has execut
ed the bond required by decree of sale in the
ny VS.. Craun now pending in said Court.
1896.
JOS. B. WOODWARD, Clerk.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
L ESTATE IN BASIC CITY, VIRGINIA.
Pursuant to authority vested in me by a GER
tain Deed of trust executed by G. +. Schenck
to the undersigned, OF date February 2sth, 1891.
ana OF record in Augusta County Clerks office
in Deed Book No. liz, page "a, and pursuant to
section 24i2 of the Code of Virginia. l. having
been requested SO to do by the holders and
owners OF one of the notes secured in said
Trust Deed, tO-wit: the note due six months
after its date, the same being still wholly un-
paid, will, on
Saturday, May End, 1896,
at O'Clock. P. NJ, in front of the Court house
at Staunton, proceed to sell for cash, at public
auction, to the highest bidder, the land con-
veyed in said Trust deed, to wit Lot No. 4 in
Block No 49, in the town of Basic City, Virgin
ia, as more fully described in said Trust Deed
the proceeds of such sale to be applied to the
payment of the debts thereby secured, and the
residue to be turned over to the said grantor,
Schenck, his heirs, personal representatives, or
assigns, according to law.
C.. p. CARRIER,
march 2o-tdS Trustee.
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Friday, the e4tb day of April, 1906

at P. NJ, the farm of Henry Andrew situate
at Sangersville, Augusta county, Va, contain
ing about 81 acres, with comfortable dwell
ing and good farm houses, The location and
fine quality of the soil, as well as the convent
ences and improvements of the place COM
mend this property to purchasers seeking a
desirable home.
The undersigned will also offer, under the
provisions of the same deed of trust, at the
front door of the county court house in Har-
riSOnburg, Va, at 2 p NJ, on the
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10th of April, 1896,

at II O'Clock, A. NJ, the property in said deed
conveyed, to wit =
lst.-All of that certain lot of land, with the
improvements thereon situated in the Coun-
ty of Augusta, just outside the corporate limits
OF the City of Staunton ON the east side of the
old Middlebrook road, commencing at point
in the centre of said road, corner of Kidd &
Moons lot. running in centre of said road N.
81 feet, thence E. ISL feet thence at right angles
$. 81 feet, thence at right angles w. with Kidd
Moons lot, 1874 feet to the beginning. Said lot
is known as lot No on p. III. Trout plat.
2nd-That certain parcel of land adjoining
same, and being the western half of lot No.
of said Trout plat, and being the same con-
veyed to Chas. A. Dixon by Tom Hogshead.
trustee. and others by deed recorded in book
Ia, page AS.
TERMS Cash for enough to pay costs of
sale and any unpaid taxes, and $3s5.l6 the
amount of the principal and interest on IS
notes over due and not paid. For the sum Of
S32l26 being the amount of 20 notes, with Al
months interest thereon, e>credit of one year
will be given, and for the residue a credit of
two years, the purchaser to execute bonds for
the deferred payments with good personal
security bearing interest from day of sale, and
the title retained as ultimate security.
CHARLES CHATHAM,
march IL
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march l1-4ts

| TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
L ESTATE VEST EN- D.-By virtue of deed
Of trust executed to the undersigned Trustees
Tor the Augusta Perpetual building and Loan
Co.. by John Il. Payne and wife, dated April
It'll. 1891, and of record in Augusta County
clerks office ID. Ii. 1i2, p. 213, default having
been made, and being required by the beuefi-
ciary, We will offer for sale at public auction
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at Il O'Clock, NJ, in front of the court house in
Staunton, Virginia, that valuable real estate
belonging to John X. Payne, to-wit =
That certain lot or parcel of land situated in
West End fronting IS feet ON Bowling street
and run ning between parallel lines I3g% feet
with the Buildings and improvements thereon,
being the same property that was conveyed
to said j. K. Payne by Jos. +. Tannehill, upon
the following terms, to-wit:
CASH as to costs. expenses of sale, and any
unpaid taxes, and the sum of $744.S5 and as to
the residue, upon a credit of 6, r. and IS
months from day of Sale,-the purchaser exc
cutting bonds for the deferred payments with
approved personal security bearing interest
from the day of sale, and the title to be re-
tanned as ultimate security.
WILLIAM A. BURNETT
W. w. KING,
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An Nhicc,lon ,.cn,nycd.

y great objection to piano and ban
quet lamps is the odor from the oil
used Il burner has heen invented bv
which house gas can be used and is in
tcichanSeapi- A2ency at Greenwood S
and supply dailJ expected. Otner
taking novelties have been secured and
Will shortly come to hand. The price OF
sterling silver at Greenwood's il sur
prisinS. \ tea set sold by them could
not be duplicated in New York for $lQO
more than price charged by them. ST.
yer stock at The Casket" is ,dIge and
attractive. In fact. "1'he Casket" is
assuming holiday appearance
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sIeteoroIogienl nn,n
THE Catholic FAIR.
interesting Exercises Scheduled for
Tonight Rud saturday.

inc catholic Fair continues to attract
i' CROWDS. Tonight the occasion Will
De particularly interesting. Good music
WIN ne on hand AMI at O'Clock the
ne,u'liui doll Will be awarded TO the
napy voted the prettiest and sweetest,
there are four contestants for this
priZe-oiiVe Johnston, Regina McInugh
I'M Evelyn Dunbar and Laura Spcipht
me d"il Is on exhibition AT Miss Emily
Doyle anu Mrs. III. Ii. Rcardon's Table,
tonight. too, the Eincralds. the An.
clent order OF Hihcrnians OF Norfoll;
ana portsmouth. ana the Catholic
hhiEhts viii attend I'm body and TAX,
SUPPER The Catholic schools of Ports.
mouth VIII attend en- massc at u. m
The competition for the clerical vest.
mcnt Is very interesting and lively. and
inc vote is gratifyingly large. iii,
ehurches voted for are St Joseph. st
Mary ana Sacred Heart of Norfolk: 81
iaul, of portsmouth: ST. Vincent's. %,
Newport News. and st. Mary's, OF on,
Point. ~ VI Wv
Tomorrow night there will be ratified
Iqu ut on" OF the fancy tables II hand
some silver butter set. IL bronze vns,
ana beautiful picture frame.
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THE CRANE MEETINGS.
Continued Interest i'm the Revival az
Erceuinson street BAPTIST Church.

\ large CONGREGATION helrd Evan
Crane Al 1 O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
His theme was "Analogies of the Bible. -
His talk was Interesting and instructive
throughout Hugh A. Mclean sang a
solo, Take Time 10 Be Holy"
In the evening he preached on "UInhe-
lief" hls text being John ill.,. IS: "He
that believeth not IS condemned al
ready" He said the Bible showed tina;
unb0ilevers irrespective of moral condi-
ton are under Gods condemnation. lie
said men wanted to pw salvation on the
ground of works. but God would be I'M
fair 10 allow 1t So
Most of our morality and respectaDilt-
~ l. an accident Of birth and environ
ment. The pivotal question 10 decide
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Local Isreyifips

Mr.. Joseph =, Anderson is confined to
his home byysickness.
There will be no grand jury in the
Corporation Court next month, the next
one being held In December
Mr.. II. ID. Van Wyck, owner OF the
Academy OF Music, is in the city from
his home. Fishkill, I'm New York State
Rev. Graham Lambeth, of the West
End Methodist Church, Hampton, is at
ST. Nincent's Hospital suffering from
typhoid fever
Mr. c. p Huntington and other prom
inent corporation officials went up on
The Washington steamer Wednesday
night from Old Point to the National
Capitol.
Mr.. c. X. Flournoy, Supreme Deputy
of the knights of Damon OF Macon, Ga.
Is visiting our city in the interest OF
mat growing young order. He has Just
established three lodges in Richmond,
Last night. at the residence of Rev.
w. ID. Smith. on Park avenue. Bran
b.eton Ward, there was an oyster sup
per given for the benefit of ST. Peters
Episcopal Church. 1t was highly sue
cesSful affair.
a grand bazaar is to be held by the
First Baptist Church beginning Novem-
Der 9th. Among the attractions will be
lecture by Prof. Hawks November
12th). an entertainment entitled "Ye
District School," stereopticon views. q
contest. etc. The church has made a
noble struggle in its efforts to purchase
and pay for its new building. and it de-
serves the generous support of all.
Mr. Il. f. Sullivan. of Wilmington,
Del, Supreme Archon of the IIeptaspohs
or S. w. NJ. arrived here yesterday
morning for the purpose Of attending
the rally of the order at the Y. NJ c. a.
Hall in this city, last night. During the
day committee, consisting OF Messrs.
Gregory, Qutten and Bunting, we'll
known Heptaspohs of this section, es-
corted the distinguished visitor to the
navy-yard and other points OF interest
here1 bOlIS
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Renmion oiIIeptnsopha.

Y. NJ. c. a. Hall was crowded to IFS
utmost capacity last evening, the occa-
sion being the reunion of Hep:asophs or
,. w. NJ, including a brilliant literary
nnu lnusic2l entertainment, with the fol-
owing welle sndered programme:
Chas. BorjeS .. Musical Direction
opening prayer Rev. J. w Moore
oulrtettte Song of the Whip
wi ~. .'.:.; .......... Whit
MIS-. Pullen. Mrs. wilkins. Messrs. VIII
kins and Hodges
recitation, The Soul Of the vio-
Miss Lucille Ramsay.
Meicome Address -. BRO, !. w. E2son
Piano Solo, "Heptasophian March"
Miss Edna Outten.
S tid ass -. 80. Rev. DR.. w. J. Young
Solo, Creole Love Song" Smith
Mrs. Z. f.. Pullen.
Presentation .... Bro. /. w. Eason
Mandolin and guitar Duet ~
GIN Brothers
Shakespeareln Reading ..
Mr.. Portius Deming
Address Supreme A,chon Is. L. Sullivan
Violin Duet, Third Sympho-
ME ...... so. .,...... ..... Dlnrla
Miss Grace Rhodes ana Mr.. George Not
tingham.
Solo go. ....... =. 49,. go. Selected
Mrs Pu!len.
Bro. II. n. Glitter.
ooio ....' .......'. 500. Selected
Mr.. l.. NJ. Rugby
Quartette. The Merry Dance" .Turney
Mrs. Puilen. Mrs, wilkins. Messrs. VIII
kins. and Hodges
Benediction Rev. Dr.. NJ. +. Wharton
The most interesting features of the
event G's entertainment WAS the de-
lichtfbl and instructive special address
delivered by DR.. w. j. Young, of Ep-
worth NJ. l.. Church. In this address
the Doctor traced the history of the
order. and at considerable length spoke
of the great good it was ACCOMPLISHING.
and the manner in which it was done.
lie tool; the various principles en-
hraced in the rules and organization and
separately showed how they were
founded on the teachings taught in the
gospel of Jesus Christ.
AS noted in the above programme.
DR.. Young was presented with "A very
handsome gold headed cane as a mark
of appreciation by the order. Mi. |. W.
Eason making the presentation speech.
which was pcrtinently responded TO by
the recipient. 1t was ore of the ha
piest incidents of the evening.
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Things cheap in Ladies
Handkerchlets.
White Hemstitched, SC.
Embroidered Hemstitched,
sc.
Scalloped Lawn, SC.
Colored Bordered-Hem-
stitched. SC.
Scalloped and Embroidered,
Sc.
Bordered, various colors, Sc.
Very nice Hemstitched
Cambria, 1Oc.
All Linen Hemstitched, half
inch hem, 12Hc.
Fancy Hemstitched, I2Hc.
Mourning Hemstitched at
10 and 1Sc.
All Linen HemStitched, one
inch hem, 15c,
Embroidered Mourning at
CSC.
A line at CSC. that will at.
ford a wide range for people
who must have good value
and designs at that price.
BY easy stages up to $1.25.
Joseph Brown, 21O Church
Street, (neW numbel)
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IfTr"ubied with rheumatism Read

Annapolis. Md, April 16, 1871 have
used CiiaHo RAINS ram Balm Tor rneu-
mat.sm and tound II TO be all that is
Claimed tor Il. believe ii 10 be the best
preparation for raeumansm and deep
Heated muscular pans on the marker.
and che rfuMy recommend II 10 the pGb-
lie -JNO. G. BROOKS, deale! in boo;s.
shoes, etc, NO. Is Main street.
ALSO READ THIS.
AIecAanicsy.l. 81. Mary County, Md.
I sold bottle OF Chamberllin's Pam
Balm TO man WHO had been sufferin g
with rheumatism for several years. 1t
mad him a well man. 4, j. M'GILL..
For sale al 50 cents per bottle. by all
druggists.
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Among our cotton Men.

New York future contracts advanced
~ 10 IL points, closing firm; sales l50. sal
Daies: January. S.0idS.05; March. S.i4@
s.lb; May, S.230iS.2i
Liverpool contract market advance
lfn2 points, closing Very H.. nj,
New Orleans future contract market
advanced II points; January. 7.sS.
Receipts at New Orleans to-day nr.
estimated al from 10000 To II 900 bales
against S.O25 bales last year. and 1850:
bales in 1894.
United states port receipts yesterday
were 43.539 bales. agaist 2G.Oi5 bales la
year. and 50.a91 bales In 1874.
Receipts of cou.on in Bombay, India
me past week We're 100 bales, agains,
5000 bales last year
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Entertainment Epwor,h.

One Of those delightful entertainments
given semi-occasionally by the ladies' of
Epworth NJ. r.. Church was held last
night in that portion of the church SET
apart for such affairs
The programme included literary and
musical numbers. all OF which were
charmingly rendered. Two rccitations
by Mss Sue l.. Russell. were
very enjoyable. A piano solo
guitar duet, baritone solo. contralto solo
and male chorus furnished the must
cal feature. The participants I'm the mu-
steal features were Mrs. j i. Ecvili
and Miss Sallie II. williams and
Messrs. A. @. Eldridee. Lloyd G.. Flick.
!. T. Hamper, w. II. Dey and w. ID.
Crowell.
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BRAMBLEroN,

Mr.. j. w. Virnelson has removed his
family from 116 North Marshall avenue
TO the corner of Marshall and Corprew
avenues.
MH j. B. Wilkins and family, of Nor
FOLK county, have come to the city to
live and made their home ut the corner
Of Highland and Granville avenues.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. d. Nichols having
been married twenty years yesterday.
celebrated their china wedding last
night. The occasion was one of great
delight to the whole family and their
many guests.
Their married daughter, Mrs Frank
H. Myers, OF York, Pa, accompanied by
her husband. was present. The follow
ing young ladies assisted at the recep-
tlon: Misses Myers and Eichelberger, OF
YORK, Pa; the Misses Hart and Miss
Nlchois. OF Norfolk. oil In full evening
dress. Refreshments were served from
to IL y. m. a variety of elegant pres
entS constituted an attractive feature
or the occasion, and the concentrations
OF their many friends intensified the
happiness of Mr.. and Mrs. Nichols.
Mrs. Frank S. Billups, of Willoughby
avenue. who spent some time in
Matthew's county, has returned home
The Local Board of Improvement met
last night, with the following members
present: Messrs. Jernigan, president;
tanks, bunting, Gale, Hancock, j.
Jones. Spann and Sterling. The minutes
OF the last meeting We're read and APP
proved. Mr.. Spann, of the Street Com
m1ttee. reported work on the streets as
follows: Three hundred loads OF shells
put on Brambleton avenue. 300 loads
more needed to complete the ward !:
work now being done on Highland ave-
nue.; some woodwork done OH Brown and
hely avenues; ditch opened crossing
West Claiborne avenue and running to
south Reservoir. Attention was called
To the necessity of lowering the pine
under Il,
der to effect proper drainage from above
tnat point. Mr.. Banks of the School
committee, reported that storm doors
had not yet been put in the school build
mgs. A fire pot was needed for school
NO. Z. On motion the matter was re-
ierred to the School Committee The
matter OF storm doors was also referred
back TO the same committee
a communication from Mr. Belotc
!anitor OF the school, thanking the
read.
MI. Bunting called attention to the
matter of extra police for election day
On motion the matter was referred to
the Police Committee to confer with the
proper authorities.
y communication asking for :, 1yoter
main on Brown avenue. from Park to
Gay. was read On motion II was re-
ferred 10 the Finance Committee to in
vcstiEate and report at the next meet
ing.
communications comprising CORES
pondence between Mr. G. J.. Hudgins
and the City Attorney. relative to The
pay OF registrars In the ward for thail.
services. were read. on motion of Mr..
Gale $50 each extra was voted for the
REGISTRARS OF the ward for their SER
vices.
The Board took action to the effect
mat the Councils be asked TO set aside
iour months pay for the trustees of
the ward, the amount necessary being
$3.50.
Other matters OF no special import
ahce to the public received attention;
properly approved bills were allowed,
and the Board adjourned.
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Assignments.

w. II. Twiford, a retail grocer Of No. Al
Chapel street assigned yesterday To
John q. Tilton. trustee. The preferred
creditors are: William Donovan, $l75:
Lille Nj. Twiford, ST.: William Donovan
S Co, SEQ; w. L. Sutton, $50. LiabiIi-
ties upward of $3.50. Assets not stated.
Herman Kaufman. dealer in fancy
groceries, at No. 220 Main street, made
an assignment yesterday To Thomas II.
Wilcox. trustee, with the following pre-
ferenccS: First-class. expenses of trust
and rent; sccond-class. borrowed money,
S,3S5; third class. merchandise credi-
tors, amounting To $4,000. Assets not
stated, but about $4,000.