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The undersigned would res pectfuIIy inform nj.
friends and the public generally that On tn. 7th
inst. be bought OF Mr.. James Scott, for cash n.
entire stock OF China, Glass, Crockery Ware kc
IN store 1891 9th street, (formesly 1884, bet ID
and =. and that he intends to continue the bqsi.
ness He hss marked down the vhele stock %
present prices.
BE has enlarged and fitted no the entire .tor..
action Of business.
NEW GOODS NEW GOODS
NEW GOODS.
He has Just bought In New York, for cash and
now arriving, full tine ut OF goods consist
ing OF China, Glass hAnps, Onoekery Mare
beuseh &c ping Goods, Bssk ets, Bird Cages &c a;
HOLIDAYS,
such as Tete a-Tetes Tea and Dinner Sets. Va
.es, Cologne Sets. Motto Cofees aud Mug. Ba..
kets and many ether articles too Numerous 70
mention.
SOLAR OIL.
he would Also state that he bought OF Mr. Scott
for the district. This oil gives satisfaction 10 eli
who use IL.
ALSO, on hand at all times the Hutchi nson Coal
He would ask his friends and ell in want of Any.
thi Dg in he line TO give him acall.
full assortment nov on hand.
The prices ars as Low a. he same goods can be-
bou CHI else where.
CHARLES ULRICH, yR,
4931s, Ninth street.
de q 81 Between ID and &
400 nth sTRsET.Great opening Of the la
Dec. 24th. Entire winter stock will be sold out Of
cost de 2l-2ts
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DEPARTURE OF SPECIAL COMMITTEE
The select Committee appointed by the
House of Representatives, of which Hon. Mr..
Pike, ofNe is Chairman, TO proceed to Charles
ton, :. c., and inquire into the circumstances
relative TO the murder of certain Union SOL
diers and the release Of the parties committing
the murder, will leave this city on Monday
morning for Charleston to commence their IN.
SpetigatiCn
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From the West.

KANSAS CITY, Dec. 2f.-At the preliminary
examination OF Scott, Coulter and Waldorf. in
the arson case yesterday, their counsel made
no defense. The prisoners were committed TO
the county Jail TO await their trial at the nj arch
term of the court for arson and m urder in the
first degree.
Gov. Fletcher's decision not to station troops
in this county gives great salts faction to an
parties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-22

LIQUoE LICENSES AND PReHIBIToRY LAWS
Mr. Sennott, of Boston, is to argue the case of
the United States VS.. Marcy Swan. before the
Supreme Court, next week. The case involves
the question as to whether the United States
can or cannot exact a license from a distillsr
or retail dealer in a State where the sale Of
liquor IS prohibited by law. In the liQuor
Cases, so called, there are no wrIts of error
entered except by Mr.. Sennott. notwiths landing
other reports
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DISPOSAL OF PUBLIC LANDS

Returns received at the General Land Of
nee iOr the month of November show that a. 73s
acres Of the public lands Were disposed of at
the following local offices Stevens Point
Wisconsin. 3D. es acres, 5000 of which were
solo for cash, amounting 10 Sl0.111, and the re-
maiuder located with agricultural college scrip
and military warrants. At La Crosse, Wis
consin, 500 acres we're taken under the home
s;ead law tor actual settlement and cultivation
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
81 L. 8. q EUROPEAN NEWS ASSOCIATION
FROM EUROPE

BY the Atlantic Cable,
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 22-Cotton buovant. SaIss
Of 1900 bales. Middllng Uplands at Ia. Five.
Fwent'es, TX. Consols, s9H. Illinois Cen.
trai, -. Erie, a.
7sK. '''e''
ANTWERP, Dec. 22.-Petroleum SIX francs.
LONDON, Dec. 22-Noon.-There will bs
scarcely any business done in this city on Mon
day Ii will be observed as q holiday All
classes are getting ready for Christmas.
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From. New York

NEW YORK, Dec. 22.-Viele, who has been ON
trial In Brooklyn a. one Of the ALLEGED m rdsr.
ers OF senior Otero, was acquitted TO-DAY.
mrs. Christians. N. Crosby has RECOVERED
$4,000 damages from the New York and Brook.
yn Eeriy company, for damages sustained by
a collision between the ferry boat NebraskS
and The y. 5. gunbOat Muscoota, In 1896.
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NATIONAL BANK CURRENCY

The amount OF national bank currency issued
during the week ending to-day is SI9s.63o
making the total issued to date $500, i3l ,Ool.
From this is to be deducted the currency re.
turned, including worn out notes, amounting
TO 81, l23,i32; leaving in actual circulation a,
this date. &29S. 3n1, 500.
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SFCERITIES IIpI.n

The securities held by the Treasurer of the
L. s., in trust for National Banks, reported
today. were as follows:-For circulating
notes. S3aC,25665O for deposits of public mon
les s., 933, $50; total 1879. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-22

CURRENCY DBsTEoYED-The amoun, nj
fractional currency redeemed and DESTROYED
at the Treasury Department during the past
week W as S42S, 800.
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lHTKRNAL REvENUK-There receipts from thi,
source TO- day were Sass, I3I.I2, making the 70
tai amount tor the week ending to day g., $780,.
5144O
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FRACTIONAL CURRENCY

TNHCIIVNAL Z HhENC1.
The amount Of fractional currency received
by the Treasurer from the printers during the
past week was $3.50, l40. The amount shipped
during the week TO assistant treasurers and
national banks was S549.OOO
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Robbery of $50, 900 from a Safe.
PBILADELPHIA, Dec. 22.-The safe OF VIM
q. CochraDe, wine merchant, was brck omen
bonds and $1,000 in stock
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LOCAL NEWS.

PREsENTATIoNe-Yester afternoon. the
pupils Of the Male Grammar School. Of the 2d
district, presented Mr.. John w. Hunt. their
teacher, with pair Of beautiful silver plated
breakfast casters. There were large number
OF the parents and friends Of the scholars pres
ept, and during the afternoon several OF the
sponded to the Presentation address in appro.
pirate terms, and remarks were aise made by
Messrs Rhees ana Woodward, OF the trus.
tees l
A Chrietmast Gin. in the shape of a very
beautiful and richly -ornam snted pitcher was
presented yesterday to Mr.. John E. Thompson,
o. Male Frammar School No. Z, leland. Master
Eddie HAY, on behalf OF the pupils, prefaced
the gift with q very creditable and compliment.
ary address; in reply 70 which Mr.. T. stated
mat yesterday closed his nineteenth year OF
labor in public schools Of this city. and thax he
highly appreciated this manifestation Of regard
by his pupils. "--.E
Yesterday. the pupils Of the Male Grammar
School, first district, s. Jehn Thomson, teacher
presented 70 Mr.. Joseph H. Daniel, the m usic
teacher, handsome silver pitcher and t-ay.
from the establishment Of Messrs. Gait & Bro
BON me pieces were neatly engraved, and cost
The pupils Of the Female Intermediate
School, first district, Miss Hoover. teacher, also
presented to Mr.: Daniel a handsome pair Of
Yesterday afternoon, the pupils OF Secondary
School No. 6, first district Miss Israel teacher
presented 70 her alarge and handsomely bound
The pupils OF Coiumbia Institute, M street.
between 10th and 18th streets. presented their
tutor, r. H. Williams, as Christmas present
handsome su,t of clothes. consisting Of coat,
vest, pants and slippers. .
THR RrBBER CAsxs.-Tht. mo,,;,. cni..
Justice Cartier pave his dscisior In ~. Cases
of .Josiab Racop acsinst Tb.nss n I'M. ease 80
Henry Goodyear aSainst n n.,,n' Ana
these cases the comniainants ,rs ora
being the owner of the Cumminrs, n.,ant
and the latter OF the Good year ns,.ns .ss
for an Injunction injoinine the aessna,n !.
from using yulcanized rnhh~r To- 60
ing artificial INNS and nIases for ,a..n
He denied the iniun o,ion in ths a 20, 80 ;
granted A temporarv iniunction in ,ha s., anS
case, subject 10 REMOVAL NJ snv time rhsn ,ha
parties shan give reasonabis secnr,,w zen S
psvmept n ,na cown'.inon, uy iof toe
MessrS Coouh. ara
annesrsd for IN. os,srrSs,n anv a. roiiak
Joseph h Bradiev !" ana w q anu N MessLs.
for the resnondsnss a'nsy
-
CRIMINAL CouRr, Judge Fsher-Yesserday
Cunningham, OF l}eorgetown vsrtin,
guilty was returned. MI nav gavs no,,e ot
his intention to move for a new trial VI
Joseph Peyton, indicted for iarcsnv VIA.
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Gasworks Blown I'd

NEW YORK, Dec. 22-The gasworks at As
toria. Long Island, blew up yesterday morn
ing. through some defects IN one OF the tanks
and portion of the building was blown to
pieces.
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To ADYERTISER2.

The following rs the oficiaI showing of the
circulation of the daily papers of this city
competing for the Government ad vertising
under the recentast of Congress directing such
advertising TO be made in the two daily news
papers OF Washington having the largest
circulation:
EVENING SrAK......7,7l5 copies per day.
CToutes.. .5.o6o I"
fptetioencey- .......3,552
The eturns Of advertising by the city papers
for tie quarter ending September 30, 1856, as
taken from the books Of the Internal Revenue
Office, are follows:
ENENiNe SfAR....... ,.......... &l6,09i
HhcttgcnCcF.s.. l3.lDO
NfD"'ttCtc--. lU,SS
Republican MISREPRESENTATION 7sI
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@The South Carolina House of Represen.
tahves has rejected the Constitutional Amend
ment by vote or IS to l.
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~ There are indications of a famine in Mon
tana TINS winter
ga chap in St. Louis came near stealing a
steam boat the other day
Snow is six inches deep around 1.-The
Hub
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SECOND EDITION.
4 O'CLOCK r. M.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
WASHINGTON, December %, 1885,
Jay Cooke & 20. fur aish the following
quotations Of Government securities:

NEW YORK rlRsf BOARD eALBs.
Coupons l1Ok, Five Twentles, 1863. 1O6 \;
five Twenues. 1854, los Five Twenues,
1866, 1851; Five Twenties, January and July,
1865, lU7S; Ten fortes 99X: Seven Turtles,
August. l0ix; do. June, l0lx; do. July, lOix
4oio, I33
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SECRETARY MCCULLOCH will be absent from
the city few days during the holidays when
Assistant Secretary Chandler will be Acting
Secretary Of the Treasury.
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Destruction of a Newspaper Office by Mi

ST. Louis, Dec. 21.-The Democrat this morn
ing announces the destruction of the Office OF
the Missouri Freeman, in Richmond county by
the > ate militia.
movement is on foot here to establish a
board of trade
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PATENTS TO BE IssUED.-On the LIST of jan
uary. 1857, 365 patents will be issued from the
Patent Once, being the number for the two
weeks ending on that day
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METRopoLIrAN
WI PATENT STEAM BAKERY,
Ar q strast hat vaep Az . "A e,h

3i1 y street. between ~ aad 9Th
Compis'e IN ell its sppoi ntmeuts, having one OF
McKenzies splendid Reel Ovens aud new Ms
ohinery, manufacturing work superior to any tn ug
possible BY the old processes
BOSTON CRACKERS,
very superior article, fresh daily.
MILK BISCUIT.
Fresh daily; sure to please, try them
SODA CRACKERS.
The best In The market. . constant supply
WATER CRACKERS,
OF the best quality, in any quantity.
Together with CRACKER DUST, SUGAR
CRACKE Frs. NOVELTIES. GINGER SNAPS.
&C., always on baud. 1T the lowest prices
Thy and be convinced.
de 20fv THO. HAVENNRR
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|" Shillington, Odeon Building, sends us the
GALAXY for January 7, a handsome number.
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will receive during this week new additions
to my already large stock, aud at prices ia at CON
me nd the Goods themselves
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Discharge Of DR.. wat.ou

Discharge Of DR.. Watson.
RICHMOND, Va Dec as.-The military com.
mission for the trial Of Dr. Watson was dis.
solved by order OF the President Of the United
States. Watson was discharged.
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TIE Cox TRKsPAss.-The parties m tb,,
case noticed In our tirst edition, appeared be-
iore Justice Buckley, In Georgetown, at moor
TO- day, when the hearing was postponed unsi
Monday. 4rs- = : - - ~ :
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PETTY LARcKNY.-Mary Turner, colored.
was arrested BY O@cer Crump, OF the First
Ward, uron the complaint of n artin La wton.
lot Of dry goods. She was Committed tn isii
for court BY Justice Drury. The goods were
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-22

"A LARGE Assortment OF Steinway 4 Sons
Pianos have inst been received. Aiso,-
.oss Slsss :: I'D s's sale
p del Il g laW W. @. A2rZBR0TT 90
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REDUCED PRICRsi
ONE ZOE LY,
MARKED In PLAIN FIGURES.
NO DEVIATION.
GEORGE HENEIHaS,

Corner Seventh street and BIa,y'1ad 1repys
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a. osVNMS..,, .I, -

Dealer In Imported Cigar Also, the following
brands Of Domsstic OigNrs Tulip, Judy, Pua,
Robert Barns, &c. also kssp Q aae assortment 90
Tobacco. 4ssrschsum and Briar Wood Pipes, and
Fancy Articles.
A large sssortusnt Of the snsst and best
SKATES. .--... -. de- lsIm
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Not Whaling to carry over heavy stock until
epring, have determined to reduce my price,
upon every description Of FRENCH aid American
Statues and Msdaliions. Fire Board Prints, &c.'
Win1oy eeades, Shade aollaads, Shade Fixtorec'
Rustic Bltnds, Table aud Stair Oil Olsth
Persons who may need any Of the above articles
viii ind IL true economy to call and OF amino NV
very telect and large stock. -
R0THROCK,
40 and t52 7th street,
oe lo-Ual opposite Patent Office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-22

UXURIEe FOB THE HOLIDAYS,
MAILLARpp CANDIES AND CHOCOLATES
CARAMIL1 CREAM CHOCOLATE
DOUBLE VANILLA CHOCOLATE,
For table use.i
R0eE AND VANILLA nURNT ALMONDS,
h1x xsso SHGAR c PtHTpMHsss ants
Just received ct KING PLACE.
n. p. KING SON
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THE GAZETTE.
THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 30
MISCELLANEOUS READING

u
On Saturday strange incident took place ii
Montreal. The facts of the case are these -
On Wednesday the Police Magistrate, Mr.
Brabant, committed Ernest Sureau Lamirande
for extradition on the charge of forgery, pre-
ferred by the French Government. Inc
prisoners counsel, gave notice that ne Wouiu
apply for writ of habeas corpus. lie r, dlo 80
before Mr.. Justice Drummond, and on frluay
afternoon the case was argued before MN, ahu
adjourned till Saturday afternoon. In me ne
meantime Lamirande was taken away at half
mast one o'clock on Saturday morning, by the
GRAND Trunk railroad, whose train had been
kent waiting for several hours in order that he
might be conveyed by it and be in time for the
steamer for England. The affair is under the
consideration of the judges, and is exciting
considerable indignation.
The New York, Philadelphia and Norfolk
Airline railroad, owned by the Southern In
land Navigation Company, has lately given
evidence Of its earnestncss by the purchase OF
extensive wharf properly IN Norfolk. me
route of this company will be by steamer from
Norfo]k 70 Annamessex, on the Eastern Shore
Of MARYLAND, and thence to Philad phla by
railroad. The steamer City of Norfolk,
it is contemplated to place on the route about
the 18th of September. The keel of the second
boat has already been laid THIS route, it is
said, will reduce the time from Norfolk to
Philadelphia about twelve hours, ana to New
York sixteen hours.
Some days since, in the the removal Of pub,
lie property in the United States Quarter
masters Department storehouse ia Charleston,
TWO strange packages came to llghf, which, on
examination, proved to be boxes containing
the remains of two Federal soldiers, marked as
follows: Private e. J. Hall, company q. Sd
N. II. VOL Private Albert S. Flint, company
D, 4th N. II. vol. The former died on the
18th of July, and the latter on the oth OF
August. 1863, and have been slowed away as
merchandise for over year
Aaron Ludlum, one Of the proprietors OF the
(ar-famed Northwestern Gift Concert, who
were reported to have abSconded with 4 net
profit Of 5000, being the proceeds Of the
sale Of tickets in the Grand Gift Enterprise,
has turned up in Cincinnati. Mr.. Ludlum
states that the report Of his having carried
away $75, 900 is false, as there were only about
$4,000 worth of tickets sold, aud that this
sum was used in defraying expenses.
The Charleston News is Of the opinion that,
owing to the malaria arising from the rice fields
ofSouth Carolina, which render it almost i'm
possible tor white men to cultivate rice during
:he months Of August and September, and
also on account of the general demorallzatlon
arising from the sudden3changc IN the status
OF the negro, there has been almost an entire
:ailure of the crop.
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VIRGINIA, to wit In the Circuit Court Of
' Fairfax County, August Rules, 1866, John
T. BrCnaugh in his own right and as adminislrs.
tor Of Elizabeth Beckwith, decd, against Jen.
nings Beckwith, Jonathan B. Beckwith kew.
man Beckwith's heirs, unknown, l.. A. Beck
with and Elizabeth his wife, Joseph Pickens Ind
Mary E. his wife, B. II. Wells and Martha his
nings Beckwith, A daline Beckwith, Lucy Beck.
with, VIM Bee kwith, Nancy Beckwith, Creed
Beckwith, Charles Beckwith and Tapley Beck.
with, Arthur c. Beckwith John W. Hord, VIM
c. Mitchell and Bointon NJ. his wife, Wn: TO.
Hord and Franklin Joyce Hord, John wi sen
Thomas Wilson, Eldridge Dawson, Eldridgt
Dawson, jr, and - Dawson, g!shan
els Ann Sybil his wife, in chancery.
Mem: The object Of this suit is to obtain De,
cree for the sale of tract Of land in the Couriy
Of Fairfax, forme rly the property Of Elizabeth
Beckwith, decd. in order to distribution CT
the proceeds to those entitled to the same.
1t appearing by affidavit filed that Jennings
Beckwith, the heirs at law of Newman Beck
with, decd Jonathan B: BeekTith, L; +
Beckwith and Elizabeth his wife, Joseph Pick
ems and Mary E., his wife, B. T. Wells and Mar
tina his wife, 'Tapley Beckwith, Lewis jennings,
Alkaline, Leroy William, Nancy, Greed Charles,
and Tapley Beckwith, Arthur c. Beckwith Jno.
w. Hord, William G.. Mitchell and Bonton 4.
his wife, William L. T. Hord, Franklin Joyce
Hord Richard Wilson, - glehart and Ma
Igehart and Francis Ann Sybil, his wife, late
Francis Ann Sybil Wilson, heirs at law of E!iz-
abeth Beckwith, decd, are not residents Of Thu:
State it is ordered that they appear within one
month after due publication hereof, and do what
is necessary to protect their interest.
u e"p'-leS1WSi ". B. COOLING, Clerk.
Il
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-08-30
DELE HAVEN INSTITUTE.

The next session of this Institution commences
on Monday, September l7th The new term
will begin with increased advantages.
The Principal pledges herself to the patrons
and friends of the school, to use every effort 10
maintain its former reputation and select CHAR
acter 49,,
healthy part of the city, central and easy Of ac-
cess. The building isspacious and commodious,
and the study hall is furnished with new and
improved furniture. The city is remarkably
healthy During the past year there has been
entire exemption from sickness among the
There is a complete organization Of Teachers
and Professors, and improved text books are
used. For circulars, containing terms and other
particulars, address MISS Z. B: GARBER.
AUG 14-lm Alexandria, Va.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

The next session Of this Institution will begin
on the lst day of October, 1866, and end on the
18th of June, 1867.
A Professor of Latin and second Professor OF
Law will be appointed on the 18th of August,
when all the departments Of instruction-Aca-
dcmic, Law and Medicol-will be fully re..es-
tablished on the same enlarged basis as before
the war.
The entire expenses Of the Academic student,
exclusive Of text books, clothing and pocket
money, amount to $3.50 in currency, per session
Of nine months; of the Law student to 1855.
and of the Medical student to 1895.
For catalogue, giving details, or for special
information. address, S. MAUPIN,
~ 2a-# Chairman of the Faculty
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COURT NOTICES.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

James F. Halliday, plaintiff, against Franc,
Committee Administrator de bonis non. ~ nv
q. Cockrell, decd Basil Brawner, ADM eo
William 9. BraWneE, deceased, Sarah Gockrs1HI 81
Samuel co ok William G. Harvey and
beth Cockrell, Chas. w. Cockrell, joseph OK:
rell, Sarah Ann Cockrel and Georpiana S SosS'
rell, defendants-In chancery - ~.
In Prince William Circuit Court. Novon,t.
Special, 1865: And it being suggested 80 w.
Court that there are, outstanding debts d. Dr.
from the estate by said duedant not emhr.oej
by the Commissioner report aforesaid, the s.;,
report as it contains The accounts of admins.ssio
tor and debts therein stated, is recommit.oS
said Commissioner NicOl for further settI.,na.eo
and enquiry. And said Commissioner will iII-I ~
port speciallya distribution of the assets in ~.
hands of the administrator among the creditnrF[
agrecsbly to their respective rights and intsr
ests. And that said Commissioner Nieo lA sni
said Commissioners to alot dover, and to ,n sa
sale, will report their proceedings respectiyeI,
in the premises to the Court, with any mat
specially stated they or any of them m.v
deem pertinent, or any party may require TO h.
so stated. Extract-teste. W
j. CAMPER Clerk
CoMM'Rs. OFFICE, August l4th, lSSs
The parties to this suit, and the creditors of
the estate Of said George H. Cockrell. decd
are hereby notified thatthe account of Willisrn,
&. Brawner, as administrator of said George H
Cockrell, and the account Of the debts due hv
said Geo. II. C"ckrell: dec d., taken by a Com.
missioner Of the Circuit Court OF Pr. VIM. ca, ,ty
orders thereof, entered on the 9th of MAY, l8H
and 18th Of May, 1860, have, by an order Of
said Court. entered on the Both of Novelnber
1865, been recommitted to the undersigned com,
missioner, to be further proceeded in by him:
and said parties and creditors are hereby furtb.
er notified that the said recommittcd accounts
and the vouchers and evidence from which tha
same were made up, having all been lost or de-.
stroyed during the war, it will be necessary for
other vouchers and evidence to be supplied from
which to make up said accounts. And the par.
ties and creditors are hereby further notified
that have fixed upon the 18th day of Sept
1866, at my office, in the town Of Brentsville, to
settle and state said accounts, at hich time and
place they and all others interested are request,
ed to appear, with the evidence necessary 70
support their respective pretensions.
Given under my hand this l4th day Of Aug.
1866. [aug l5-law4wl Il. A. SINCLAIR