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LEGAL NOTICES.

THE SITE OF LOUIsIANA-FOURTH DISTRICT |
Court oFFew Orleans.
T HEREBE CERTIFY THAT ON THE FRIDAY OF |
june 1865 Judgment rendered in this Court the fol-
lowing entitled suit in the words and figures following ,ow
No l7lg7-CHARLoTTE s HOGG4Tr vs. Her Husband
GERARD BRANDON.
It is ordered a5qdged and deere that there be Judgment
Brandon against her said husband decreeng separation Of
acquets gains heretofore existing between plaintiff
and defendant; that said defendant be condemned 70
four hundred and dollars with interest and
for end the sar1e be ade executory.
(signedl PAUL E. THEARD, Judge.
affixed Seal Of the said Court this IN day Of u
and the nnetieth year Of the Of the United States
G. g. REBEETISCH, Deputy Clerk.
Frsr N a LOUISIANA. CHARLOTTE S: HoGGATT
ds a T9Te a4E an 9aS g
TT CERTIIEgsIIE par lie present, que lie 12Ieme
Iafiaire ctdessus CONNIE suit, SAVIOR
est ordonnee ct deeretee quill iqgemen faveqr
de mari decaTant une separation de- proprete entire enx
que de defendant soft condamnes payee plaintiff la
5 Ss g a Il a eGe ps SG sss s
(signej PAUL E THEAKD Juge.
En- ttmoigne ai azee main ct de la ditte cou
dams Ia vile de Ia Nopyeo Orleans lie 7ieme jour De li
let snnee de Notre Segneu mil hut soiSante six
quatre dxiene de Independence Etas
Unis. c. G. REBkNIIs0H, Depute Grefier
STATE OF LOUISIANA Widow j. B. BELLoCQ A. P
THIRD DISTRICT CoURT NoBLoM and PIERRE Roy vs..
STheir Creditors and the Creditors
New Orleans of BELLOCQ, NOBLOM 4
COMO. 2l,543.
TINE Creditors OF the aforesaid Ens0Ivents
hereby notified that the ession of their property
accepted by the for the benefit cir said credit
and the creditors of Beloeq Noblom Co and they
further notified that meeting of their said creditors will
place the office of Adophe Boudousque, Esq. Notary
Public in this city MONDAY the h day Of July 1856
10 o'clock for the purpose of celebrating the affairs
osad Inolvents In the meantime ali judicial proceedings
against their persons and property stayed and E W.
Huntington Esq Attorney Law, is appointed represent
the absent creditors.
By order Of Court, June &C. 1866.
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FUTURE AUcrIoN sALEs.

STEAMSHIP }. b sHA1 LW9oD tFoBWBRLY The
celebrated swift hoczade BanBgs Of the tastes
IA tie Cuff Auction Of whom it az
BY GARDNER SMITH, YEIsER 81 co.
GARDNER surH, Aactioneer,
Office % Camp street
WEDNEsn DAY, July ii, at IL o'clock N.
W a. The Merchants and AueEoneers Exchange, koys
street. will be sold
The swift ssesmehlpJ l. saALLWooD, length abogt 30
feet beam about % feet depth hold shout ii sethas
'e deck Of ct put in for convenience and be removed
At will Haout njurng the ship leaving about feet lower
ho-earyiag capacity aboat 2] hbs tonnage new n ca
ueren 20 i9ns Has two superior oscating engines Of
inch cylinder "a inch stroke aud boilers Of X incn iron
all IN perfect order having been recently oyefhauled Her
draft loaded a1d coaed wth 80 t0ns fs M feet light 5M
Has cabin for Is passengers with small
outlay cond be made splendid passenger boat Her hull
built oftegtsd steel She ell found every respect per-
feet order and ready for Wishing to purchase
examine herat Post No 49, Fourth District foot Of
Andrew str ct,
Hg~ TERxs-Cashin U. S. Treasury notes.
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FURNITURE ..,.........,.... RELIURE
RY MONTGOMERY dz HKO.,
R. Vi. MONTGOMERY, AucticreeY,
TUESDAY. Gully 10, at ii o'clock a. ~.
their Auction Mart, n Camp street. will be sold
A general assortment Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, saet
Arnoirs Waghstand8 Mahogany ard Walnut Tetes Sofas
Spring Seat Chairs Esgy Chairs Marble Top Center T4bes
Marble Top side Boards Extension Tables Velvet and Bru
se Carpets French Plate Mirrors Mattresses Engraving
Paintings Gfakng Stoves and Utensils etc. being conen
Of several well furnished houses.
Also
large invoice 81 Cottage Beds, Cane and Wood Bet
Chairs. etc
HE- TERKs-Cash.
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MULES. .,,......,., MULES. MULES
just arrived from Kentucky LIS Of the finest mules
Of No. stock viii do wolff call at At n Baronna
DR.. j. ELLIOTT,
N Barnnne str set, corner O : ION
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= Once OF the Trustees and Attorneys of
the Associated Bondholders Creditors and Stockholders of
the New Orleans jackson and Great Northern Railroad
Company New Orleans April II, lS65-Notce is hereby
given to the holders the First Mortgage Bonds, General
Creditors and stockholders Orleans, jackson and
Great Northern Railroad Company, that plan Of the
organization he Company and agreement based thereon
now open inspection and the signature of Bondhoders
Creditors and Stockholders at the Office of Messrs Clarke
Bayne, No. % Camp street,
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FOR RENT.

E0R RENT-THE HOUSE, WITH GARDEN AT
ached No 1893 Baronue street between Julia and Grod
be furnished for the mouths to RESPONSE
BILE parties It seven Bedrooms besides Pors and
A. NJ. and n
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RemOvni-Ehe Office of the New Or
leans Opeousas Great Northern Railroad has been re-
moved to No SO CANAL STREET, near Old Levee.
April &C. 1866 GEO. W. SQUIRES, Secretary.
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q 10000 REWARD ill.,, $4,000 REWARD.
PROCLAMATION BY TIE GOVERNOR.
$500 Reward.

COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT :
Whereas, it las been made known that the l2th
day Of May 1866 county OF Bourbon, ROBERT MER
RTMEE did murder Robert Armstrong and is going at
large a fugitive from justice,
Now therefore l. Ihomas e. Bramette Governor Of the
Commonwealth Kentucky do hereby offer arewsrd of FIVE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for the apprehension Of the said
Robert MefrDee aud his delivery to the aoF of Bourbon
county.
In testimony whereof have hersunto my hand, and
caused to be affixed seal of the Commonwealth Done
Frankfort this 18th day Of May 1866 in the 18th Of
H. ST THOMAS E. BRAMLETTE.
By the Governor:
Z L. VAN WISKLE, Secretary Of State
JAS. f. PACE, Assistant Secretary,
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DvANCEs ON CoNsIeNMENTs OF COTTON
Tobacco Slaves TaOv Western Produce ETC. my friends
in New York Boston, Liverpool Hayre Bordeaux the
West Indies. OSCAR BERoIER
No is Magazine street nm stairs
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No, as wan street, New York.

ORGANIZED APRIL, 1874
The Company paid customers up to the present
time LOSSES amounting EIGHTEEN MILLIONS OF
DOLLARS For the past nine the Cash Dividends paid
oSt7cEb made from third Of the profits have
amounted in the aggregate % ONE HUNDRED AND
TWENTY-ONE AND HALE PER CENT.
Instead Of issuing scrip dividend 70 dealers based the
principle all glasses Of risks equally profitable this
Company will hereafter make such cash abatement discount
fro rates when premiums paid the general
experience unaerwe will and the profits
enanin az tie end Of the year will divided 3 Stock
holders.
This mpanv continues make Insurance Marine and
Inland Navigation and TRANSPORTATION Risks on the most
terms including Risks Merchandise Of all kinds
and freight
Policies issued making loss payable II Gold Currency 81
tile flee ID New in Sterling, at the otce Of
ELLW0OD WALTER President
GHAS NEWGOMB Vice President
@. ]. DEsPARD, Secretary
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LIVERY STABLES.

TTATTERsAAL4s STABLES,
No. 1873 GRAVIER STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
HORSES AND BUGGIEs TO HIRE.
HORSES KEPT ON LIVERY.
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duly 10, 1866.
SPECIAL NOTICES.


The memberA Of LegnrdeWF'S ana
Bridge's Batteries c. s. A., requested to meet on
THURSDAY 18th inst, at No 1875 Espanade street y cond
District between Rampant and Burgundy streets, o'clock
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NOTICE,
NOTICE, -. ohi'
STATE COUPONS MISSING.

0sT OR MTSLAID-A NOTE OF D. 9. CASE,
II to his order dated May 1865 at IL months alter
date, bearing cent interest from date for Mo T801
Pytania and o streets Payment note having been
stopped the finder will be suitably rewarded by handing to
tbef 6Vner NJ JUDsON.
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r OST-IN THE STATE OF .ALABAMA-THE FOL
L. lowing described Certificates of Canal Bank Stock
Certificate 32l4 dated Nov 49, 1850, issued to W. P
Molett, for 55 shares stock
No 1904 dated June s. 1851, issued 10 w =
Molett, for IS shares stock
Notice hereby that application has been made to the
bank for certificates, in the place Of those lost.
JOHN U. M0LETT
Administrator of W. P. MOlett, deceased.
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NT0TECE-AFTER DUE PUBLICATION, APPLICA
~ ton will be made for cert Hcste Of one share
La Varete Association Stock in lieu OF Certificate No Il
in The name Of H. N Rayburn dated March 49, 1861 whfc
has been Lost or destroyed. JOHN B. RICHARDSON,
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VIRGINIA COTTON PRESS
Formerly TYLER" Bounded by Leyee, Market,
Tchoupitoula5 aud Richards streets
The undersigned having leased the above COTTON PRESS
will be prepared and Cotton the lt of
September. LANE BEHAN.
L. N. LANE,
]. HENRY BEqAN.
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SPRING AND SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
On and after SUNDAY April lst 1866 the this
drullIu fplpv
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CONTRASTING THE FolLovtyGlwEEL Esogs 4sp RELIABLE
COMPANIES:
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Passengers leave daily from the Depot Of the Pontchars
Railroad Il o'clock connecting the Morgan Line Of
Steamers for Mobile making close connection Mobile With
liz trans of the Mobile ard Crsat Nnrharn Ralrnsa
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FOR SALE.

THOTR SALE-A PROPELLER ENGINE, I0xl0 INCH
Cylinder Also, Fan 36 inches diameter e. P Dumpes
patent3
For terms apply at Nos l7and l19 Front street,
Between Notre Dame and Girod streets.
NOR SALE-A COFFEE-HOUsE AND RESTAU.
RANT well located in good running order with all APP
purtenances complete and doing good business with
for Of years aud low will be sold reasonable
terms. For particulars apply at l64 Magazine street
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1866-08-07
ROCKBRIDGE BATHS.

There is now a select company at the Rock
bridge Baths, which are now under the efficient
superiatcndency of r. G. Mayo, Esq Gen. r.
Il. Lee and wife and two daughters are among
the number. On the 30th ult, IS visitors
dined there. We presume the number is much
greater now. The visitors are entertained with
music and dancing every night, except Sundays,
with occasionally big Ball We understand
that it is in contemplation, within a short time,
to have Grand Tournament and large Ball,
and some time after Grand Fancy Ball. oe'
We invite the attention Of such as wish to
visit the Rockbridge Baths and Natural Bridge
to the advertisement of the Valley Stage Line
published in this issue, offering inducements to
excursion parties.
P. S.-Since the above was put in type We
received the advertisement Of the Grand Tour
nament found in another column It will take
place on the 10th inst. .s
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SOLDIERS CEMETERY FUND.

The ladies of the Cemetery Committee &C
knowledge the following additional contributions
10 the Soldiers Cemetery Fund
From Mr.. B. Hansel, (Highland), SIS. 90
Additional from Concert ,.-............... 200
Further collection by Miss Humphreys, $40
The ladies of this Committee would appeal to
the good people of this county to contribute for
the laudable purpose to which they are devoting
the funds entrusted to them. Persons in other
portions of the State who have suffered more
severely than those in this section have given
more literally for similar purposes 1t is
thoughtlessness on the part Of our people, and
not any indisposition to contribute. viii not
some apply to them personally, and remind
them of the fact that money for that purpose is
needed, and that Immediately.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FINE
g l LANDS In AUGUSTA COIINTY VA

In pursuance of a decree Of the Circuit Court OF
Augusta. rendered at the June term, 1866, in the
of Mich. Corners Executors, &c, as. Mich
ael Coners heirs, &C., | will, as Commissioner,
under said decree, offer for sale, at public auc-
ton, on
Thursday, the 10Th day of September, 1866,
the following lands of which Michael Conner died
Ist THE BROOKS pLACE-This is one Of
the most desirable tracts in Augusta county. 1t
contains about 81 Acres of land, of fine quality,
of which about 70 acres are in timber. It lies on
both sides of the South Branch Of the Shenan-
dOah, about one mile above WaynesbOrough.-
The upland is limestone and there are from 70 to
100 acres of bottom land on the river. The whole
tract is well adapted to wheat corn, and grass
The situation Of this tract, within mile Of the
Depot at Waynes borough, and convenient to
mills, churches, schools &c, render it particular
~ desirable as q homestead
The Improvements consist Of a large dwelling
house partly of stone and partly of a framed adj
necessary out buildings. The barn is not finished
There is a fine never-failing spring, within few
steps of the dwelling and two orchards of selec-
ted fruit.
from Waynesborough. on Stanton road, in a
good neigh borhood- This tract contains about
l27 Acres, about 81 of which are cleared, and, 40
in timber The land is limestone and well
adapted to grain and grass. a..
The improvements consist of good two story
brick house with bodybuilding, and basement
finished under whole house. There are in the
basement three rooms and five in the upper sto-
ries
There are two never-failing wells of water on
the tract, and IL acres OF meadow, and good or
chards of apples, peaches, and cherries. The
land lies well, and is well adapted to grain and
grass; good barn and all necessary out-buildings.
Sd I'll E ENTRY PLACE-which lies miles
from Fishersville Depots on Central Railroad,
and four from Waynesborough. 1t contains 1876
aeres-80 cleared and the residue heavily timber
ed The land is limestone and productive
There are no improvements on this tract
4th NOUNIAIN-This lies . miles below
Waynesborough and within one and a half miles
of saw mill. 1t contains about 200 acres-all in
timber. This tract lies in mineral region, but
is without any Improvements.
The sale of the Brooks and Peek farms will be
made on the premises, commencing at Ii o clock,
A. M. The others will be sold in Waynesboro +,
and in the order named. ----s,s,
The terms of sale will be enough in hand to
pay the costs of sale and the residue in four
equal annual payments with interest from the
date. The purchaser to execute bonds with good
suretes for the payment Of the installments, and
lien reserved for the ultimate payment.
.sss fts,a-ss ALEX. H. 81. STUART,
July 24th-ts Commissioner.
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HOTEL AT JAcKsoN's RIVER DEPOT.

Persons travelling West on the Va. Central
Railroad take supper at jackson River Depot
and coming East take dinner there. The Ho
tel at that place is now kept by Mr.. David J.
Coghill, who keeps better table than we have
ever seen there before. We hope his efforts tc
please will be properly rewarded with q good
patronage -
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We invite attention to the advertisement Of
the Wesleyan Female Institute, Rev. VIM. A.
Harris, Principal. The advertisement gives
the terms and references.
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Educational.
DOANOKE COLLEGE, SALE

ID OANOkE COLLEGE. SALEM, VA
Ee-The next annual session of this Institution
will commence on the 1st of September.
FACULTY.
Rev. D. F. BITTLE, d. D., President and Pro-
fessor of Moral and Intellectual Philosophy.
S. c. WELLS, A M. Mathematics and Natural
Philosophy. 81 .1~-
Rev w. B. YoScE, A. NJ. Ancient Langue-
ges.
Rev j. B. DAVIS, A. NJ Agriculture and Mi
ming.
GEO w. HOLLAND, A. NJ, Adjt Prof of An
cient languages and Principal of Prep. Dept.
REV D. p. CAMMANE, 4. ~, Modern Lam
guages.
S: A. REPAss, A B. Assistant in Preparatory
Department
For Half Session fire nsonths] payable sn q. s.
Currency.
Tuition, Room Rent and Incidental ......S30o 80
Boarding 80 der week, $50
Washing, Fuel and Lights,
Expenses for five months, .................. $l0lD
Tuition &c, and part of Board payable In adj
vance. For further information, send for cata-
logue or inquire of the President.
July 3l-5t
61EA SsICAL AND NATHEAlATsIAL
| u SCHOOL AT THE STAUNTON MALE
PIKE POWERS, pr;ro;,o,s
CHARLES E. You've AiAo'i"''
Begins Sd of September, and ends the last of
June. Terms for half session of FIVE months:
For Primary English ...........-..."".... $500
For Advanced English ......................" 1910
For Languages, ..............."....... 35.OO
payable monthly Pupils charged from the date
of entrance to the end of the haf-session.
Provisions, wood, &C., taken in payment at
market rates. Board can be obtained in private
families on reasonable terms. luly3l-5t
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Staunton gpettator.
TIL 20 - /JA 81
Local II News.

Richardson & Co., Publishers and Booksell
ers, New York, are getting up a seriessof Text
books, prepared chiefly by the Professors of
the University of Va.
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July ST Vim and Viz copy.
GREAT EXCITEMENT

A I REAR EAC1IEMENI!!
" BOOT It SHOE TRADE!!
The subscribers would inform their old friends
and the public generally that they have on hand
he largest stock of Boots and Shoes of every va
riety and style, to be found in this market which
will be sold
AS CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST
FOR CASH OR COUNTRY pRODUCEfl!
All kinds of work in their line will be made to
order, of the best materials, and warranted to-
give satisfaction. Give them a call.
may22-tian267 PAGAN 81 SIMPSON.
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LegNZ Notices.


L. rss Henry A. Yeager and others,
against
John Yeager's heirs, sc.
In obedience to decree of the Circuit Court OF
Pocahontas county, in theState of West Virginia,
pronounced on the 18th day of April 1866, in the
tenber meet, at the Court house of Pocahontas
county, in the town of Huntersville offer for sale
the lands in the bill and proceedings mentioned,
upon credit of6 II, and Is months, taking from
the purchaser bonds and good security, to bear
Pocahontas county, and are rich in soil; one
third part of an undivided tract of 2,2l6 acres,
and one-half part of tract of 430 acres, and one
third part of tract of % 800 acres. Those lands
are situated on the waters of Elk and William >
rivers, and the titles are believed to be good.
PAUL MCNEIL,
.fu1x, G1-td5 al
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Estr02,.

Z A UGUsTA COUNTY COZ RI CLERKS
"A Office, to wit Taken up by James T. o.
Rourk, on the lands of the Staunton Wooden
Factory, near Staurton, on or about the 21st of
July, 1866 estrays of the following description,
and two black: ear marks varying, some with
crop off right ear, some with crop and fork in left
ear, and others with an underkeel; also, two
lambs, both black, withno ear m 7. whole
Crawford and John IF. Asst, before B. +. Points,
j. p. Pa Extrvct-Teste, .1s50f
july31-3t De- WIN. A. BURNETT, Clerk.
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For the SpcctatOr.


an article from Mai. j. NJ. McCue, highly rec
ommendinp the use of lemon juice for the cure
of rheumatism. Whilst | duly appreciate the
Majors humane motive-for all his impulses
are humane, if | rightly know the mani
would caution those afflicted not to put too
much confidence in the remedy in question; and
warn them of the danger in using the remedy
ad kbitum =.
The remedy is no new one with the medical
profession for it was first used and extolled by
Dr. Owen Rees of London, many years ago,
and regarded by him as a specific in Rheumatism
and govt. 1t has had its advocates and oppo-
nents ever since With all Difference to the
commentator of the Major-or rather DR.. Ow-
en- Rees-I will just say that the majority of the
profession at this day have no confidence what
ever in its efficacy.
Dr. Rees, and it's advocates, did not claim it
as an emunctory, as the Major supposes 1t to
act, but maintained that it acted in purely
| chemical sense-fanciful and hypothetical, |
might say.
I agree with the Major that it is very pleas
ant remedy in the form of lemonade spiked
or straight as the patient may prefer. | have
just heard from this same village of Dayton that
years, who was helpless, and who could jump
to the height of two or three feet, in a day or
two after commencing the use of the lemonade.
Now | cannot doubt the authority of this state
ment, but | explain it on the ground that the
lemonade was spiked heavily spiked p
For have known lemonade to have just such
an effect on persons who were not suffering from
rheumatism E2tsFFE8s
In regard to its being safe remedy, I differ
With the Major. When used in considerable
quantities it acts as a powerful sedative, pros
trating, and lowering the pulse to an alarming
extent. It has been found, too, that disease OF
the heart, which is in most cases traceable to
rheumatism, is much more frequent in those
cases which have been treated with lemon juice
do not write this through selfish motives,
but simply, to put those persons on their guard
who have been suffering for years with chronic
rheumatism, to control which it's most siren
uous advocates claim no power for the lemon
juice. Yours Truly,
August LIST, 1865 n. d. !
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Dry Goods.

MOORE NEW GOODS.-Once moro we
lVE offer to our friends and the public, n new
stock of staple and fancy goods. We buy every
week and keep up the supply so as to meet the
wants of all. las
In cotton staples, sheetings, shirtngs, tickings,
prints and other heavy fabrics, for daily use, We
have good stock of the best brands. 9aA
season and the times; we get the best, botlras to
quality and style, that the Eastern markets can
Afford and viii take pleasure in showing our
stock, or filling the orders of those who cannot
come to the store ~ '.-
Our bills are all due Come forward and pay,
as we have not time to present bills. f.t
july31-tf t- KAYSER d YOUNG.
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O-We nave heretofore requested you to re-
port your claims to Commissioner Hendren with
a view to place all on an equal footing; many
have done so but some have failed.
We now give notice that it is our purpose to
distribute the proceeds of the trust sales, among
those whose claims may be audited before the
day of sale
Those who fail to present their claims will have
no just reason to complain, if, by their own neg
leet, they lose the benefit of participation i'll the
fund. JOHN b. BALDWIN,
ALEX. III. II. STUART