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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-05-23
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SUMNER SCHEDULE


SUMMER SCHEDULE
TRAINS WILL Run BY
the following schedule on and after NAY
-' FAST LINE.
Leave WheelfnEOy Leave Baltimore
(daiIyl at. 6:i0 B m. daily t...-b:O pm.
Arrive washingtOn-4: :"
PafEeTs6uTE 40 am. laarpeFis F9y-s:8o "
Cumberland 500 F" Cumberland Jas am.
HaTpefs FetEy I:I5 = Cation 5s5g =
Baltimore =EI0s30 q WheehBg--..lOsl0 =
Washsn City II:3S sincluding Sundays.
sIncludIng Sundays.
EXPRESS TRAIN.
Leaves wheelIneS Leaves BALTIMORE
tdaiJy at 10 am daily at. e.l5 p m.
Gratt6l--@- rs pm. Arrives
Cumberland rs Cumberland-l:4 -
HaFpers Eiyl2T am. l6rafton-.-- lGg3 pm.
Baltimore - 4;31 = wheeling 5eCS
Wash'n City. $40 " Except Sundays.
except Sundays.
Leaves Wheeii1gs fLeaSG Baltimore -
daily at.--ssI0 pm. daily at.-..s:i5 am.
Arrives Wash'n City-7:45 -
Gum6eIiand-,7:t6 9 AaEPeT's F.y-loo pm.
H0rpeI'S FFyl2SD 2. m. cumberland L&d8
Wtnchester.-.2S50 GEaftOn-----ll:0
Baltimore LOO iWheeling-..--4:40A am,
Wash'n CityI5O eIncludlng sundays.
Except Saturdays.
lBENWOOD ACCOANODATION.s p
To connect with G. o. R. r Division.
Leaves Wheeling At sea Sc m. 400 p. m.
Tickets TO all principal points In the East,
West and SOuth+West can be procured at the
Company ONCE. ;.-1 szt "a
JOHN L WILSON, Master OF Transportation
R.T DEVRlES
N.Y. General Agent, Wheeling,
Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh Rail Road.
CShOr4Gst and Qliekest Rottte East and We1t)
an AND AFTER APRIL 29TH, 1857,
" Trains win run as follows
Mail. Express Express
I've BrtdgepCEt 20 pm es3S m 1888 am
WellsvtIle.-. I:99 p m $50 m !:49pm
Cleveland. L59 p m, 1;59pm SIS m
Detroit 100 p m 100 pm g:s0ta m
GrestIine..- $50 m $40 p m 10:sS p m
Fort Waynell:5 p m l1:4S p m so a m
Chicago..... $50 a m $50 . m 1870 m
Pittsburgh. $50 p m 1925 n m $50 p m
Balttmore...1 1870 pm T.0Q q m 100 q m
- t1de1phtRi s0 pm 1880 m 700 m
New York; S:15 pm 500 n m 1910 m
Tickets to all principal points In the East
and.Westcan be procured At the Union offia
in AcLure HOUSE and az the Stationed Bridge
p my4 General a Il Ticf < I Ai
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The White Pine Compound,
Greenwood Cemr1teterrY.. .

GITUATEp oNyTHE NATIONAL ROAD,
~ Smiles east Of the city, is now ready for
tnterInentS, sale, and Improvement OF lots.
It contains 81 acres OF land and IS laid ont
In the most modern and Improved ktYle-
can be easily reached at all Seasons 81 the
year by the National Road, and FOR three
tourlhs OF the year by the Hempdeld Rail
Road. II Is perfectly secure, and intended to
pc oeautned by every variety oftrees, shrub
bery. public vault, chapel, artificial lake,
fountains etc, TO make # equal 10 the best
rural cemeteries In the CountIE.
Ample provision Is also made nor It's en-
la[gements order md cara in perpetuity.
Persons deSiTousN Of purchasing lots, can
examine the grounds. with the Superinten-
dent, who has plat, or secure them by call
street. over the Bank OF Wheeling. -
Persons wishing to make inteFnnents- VIII
eau on the Secretary to obtain permits there
1Ot. - u ~ 80 81 - al -7s--.
Tickets OF admission to Lotholders and
visitors VIII be issued by the Secretary
y BOARD OF DIRECToRS-A.c Sweeney
Prestdenti r. c. Bonham, SecTe4arF; j. 3.
Rhodes, John g. Ninth, Geo. MendeL, Jos,
Belly Jno. A. Armstrong, Geo. Adams, r. q.
Jordans e A. H1ldreth, au3l-lyI
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The White Pine Command.

The White Pine Compound,
compound wesortgt Amember OF my
family was AFFLICTED with an irritation Of the
throat attended with a dlsagTeeable cough. I
mao Ior some months previous thought that
bark OF white pine might be SO COMPOUNDED
as tobe very useful In diseases Of the throat
and lungs. To test the value Of II in the case
alluded 10, compounded small Quantity
Of the medicine that l had been planning,
and gaveh In teaspoonful doses The result
was eLceedtngly gratifying. Within two
days the irritation Of the throat was rernov-
ed the cough subsidized and q speedy cure
was effected. Soon after this, Isent some 10
suffering for some weeks from bad cough,
occaStoned by sudden cold, and had raised
ten ounces Of II, and got wen. J. B. Clarke,
Esq, editor Of the Manchester Daily Mirror,
case OF severe cold and was cured irnmedi-
ately. He was so highly pleased with the re-
suits, and 50 confident In success attending its
sales, IL placed before the public, that he
finally persuaded me TO give1t q name, and
send 1t abroad to benefit the suffering. In
November, 1S5S I INST advertised it under
the name Of White Pine Compound. In Two
years from that time there had been whole
sailed in Manchester alone one hundred dol
lars worth, where It took the lead or all the
cough remedies in the market, and It still
maintains that position. There Is good Tea-
son for this; II Is very soothing and healing
IN It's nature IS WaImlnS TO the stomach and
pleasant withRl to tho Taste, and Is exceed.
ingly cheap.
AS a remedy for, kidney complaints the
White Pine Compound stands unTfyRIed, II
was not originated for that purpose; hut q
perSqn:ln using It for acough was not only
cured OF the cough, but was also cured Of q
kidney difficulty OF ten years standing. Since
mat accidental discovery many thousands
have used IL for the same complaint, and
have been com leteIy cured ~
1.-The above was written by DR.. Poland, In
66e-lElnce then, as in Manchester the
White Pine COMPOUND has taken the lead OF
Although remedies, as well Rs q preparation
toTthe cureof Kidney tiifhcnltieS In every city
own, village and hamlet throughout the
Tins rsrnaiS tsas saieahd pleasantto like
art BehectuRE ~ A-SUA 4 ~
The White Pine Compound,
GEORGE W. SWIFT, NJ. ~,
1f.yYs5t, an .PRoFREToR.
PREP.ARf D. "A THE
New England Botanical Depot,
.EJi!iiOS IASovERsTR B0sToS,
Under the Supervision of Rev. /. W. Poland,
tLAuGHLIN, SMITH q CO., Wholesale
andSRetaIlsASents- C n. ODBERT, WheeI-
tng.yJ. GIN. N. MERCER, BellaiEe, Ohio.
febl5-eowd&Wly .
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PASSENGER TRAINS WILL Run By
the following schedule on and after NAY
s, 1857.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-05-23

Especially who have become the y,..,,,.-.
Solitary Vice, that dreadful and deSSI-.tss,o Q.
habit which annually sweeps 70 an nntiSS!tvIe
grave thousands OF Young Men al ~ elety
1 5Sie M talents and brilliant intellect, TS6
Senators With the thundeES OF eIoo6s,ssse.l ING
walked 20 estacy the living I'VE T9S'9 s.
with full confidence f'tf',i' -'a! GU
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MARRIAGE

Married Persons, or Young Men ooD,s,,-,-
ing marriage, being aEare, OF, PbTSi.,,S,
speedily cured. 1'''tniEiss
BE who places himseIfunder theea,s ON
J. may rettg1ously condde in his homo :! ".
Esnueman, and confidently rely np5s. Il.
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Louis Wsisgerber;was also arraigued
fessing himself guilty, was lined $2Oand
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-05-23

REELoDEoNs IN WALNUT AND ROSE
N1 wood cases, portable, and piano htYie,
carved and plain, new and secondhand,
fan9I - WIN. II. SHEIBH MnNlc Stnra
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15
PlSSFNG ERS ARRIVED.

FROM CHARLESTON July l0in steamship henehs-i r. h?o
eson lady and children and maid Weeks " Coeyou sSen
Mcah X shields IL Helms and child Edward Brown M anu mrs
Wmow John Belsen hr Gibson julius Wethern 'ohn sa"'
FROM BREMEN AND SOUTHAMPTON. July PIN steamship
Hernann-M habey Adoph Blbsu Cad Delus kdmaal IN
dart r. Laurent and soh g Amend and my, e. L. seamael
o. ssloeher Dr Bush Manson Brscmlnn Caroline PsP "a
Wah Angelina Ball Martha Chace LSue Techner g. Mesdfe ana
cren Ge5def Telmann, P6nghorn J. g. RAuppus Joseph
Rose STausngh, II v Osen jeanette Fanny Cohndsr
Charlotte Beckmann, Florence Partner and children j. Mack
Grove Gesn Bues hr and Mr Shweng Albert HrzAg ana
family T. Chty Neusng Henrietta George Noler
Weber A. Opieuheimer T. Coils D. vmeno Mana Nnenso M
Parks. Mr. Roseuhsuer Mr. Reich, and s64
FROM ST JAGO DB CUBA July 4In steamship Fab KeeBW Wal
lace u Consult Miss Caroline Wallace Mr. and Mrs Jose Badel
child and servant M aud Mrs Santiago Bee and children JUNO
1renrd Antonio Munoz Rmo B Hernandez Thomas Thomase
ych M sn1 M A. Graea and child Fipe Honner PortuoDdo
Msgn feer Master Gabriel Martinez James Allen James Cunning
ham Mr. and Mrs Diego yaoaa and servant Jose Rodriguez iues
ada Jesus de Fos aud children Francisco ueer daughter aud
ant Angelina ibe uana Rodriguez Ange CosT and children L.
L. Edward L. Moa Juan n Ramon BanIydes Manuel
Cardenas, Pedro HntOria. c. Fernandez.
FROM GLASGOW AND MOyLLB June 29In steamship bernia
walker Mr. and Miss Roberts Alexander r. H. Bbb John
TIL ompson sad wife, James Thompson and wife Alex hnay Geo Orr
g. HarriOtt g. Grant Mr Potter Mrs and Miss Fog T. Morse
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT oF NEW YORK. ..... ....JuLr
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Steamships Bn CBr) Hall LvepoO Manhattan (Brl Williams
Lerpoo goSt B Acky Cow Bay G. B. Rapdan Eaton New
Orleans George Washington eager EeWOreans p n,ho...
Ships Gen Birch Hors kuefng Londonderry Bar Dahouse
Biias Meteor Bels TIauch Batavia Maryland (Brem saes,
I LIME Billing Mott, s. ]sS PssG. F.s. RI 5 Ma M
Cork s. h. Kennedy Duncan. Bonnire Milo sydney q "a,
PenambuO Ernest Branseombe st. Jon N b., via Portland
ARRIVED.
Steamship Hberna Br) Munroe Gasow and hsVie Ssta uI
steamship Kse Stirling Jago de Cuba July aud Nsnv
steamship Hermann Bremen Southampton Jul
steamship Of Paris OBJ Kennedy. Liverpool July via Queens
ship Star Of ths West Perry Csrda May 81 with iron
Ship An 9'Ss and f % S es sessy yo 5 %as s ana % s
passage 8h u Georges Shoals n Is miles took potron boat Ezra
Ship Vanguard Russell Newport W, JuneI with rlrOsdirOn
Bark ATeG (Norw wesser BCSdesaI 81 81 days with msss al.
BARK Grifeg Dosnsy MStania 40 10 day. with sgs.
Big Friedrich PTqs, DUe9 Rio Gnnde 6 days With hides
Brs Zodiac Downing Bucno. Ayrrs' 8 DAYS, ballast
BTg Bg Ss co1ey IoGs 1S maS'3 csreHs sy T6 mo
B Nellie Hasa MaSosy GisHesso. Is day. With sugar &C.
Brg W Ring, Ayres, Remedies lOdays, with sugar.
Ssr @ s s%1 ssas saTns Ts@a 81 With ,6s 6s with sugar
Schr Sarah Beriice Dipper Harbo s. days with spars
Sohr. Henry Dobbn, Apple River N s.. with sPars
SAILED.
Steamships Mauhn Es ct q London sarS1is vs De Paris.
San JsclniO Northern Light, Delaware and others
SPOKEN.
Prorress-shig Och ms lat 45 81. 56 80 bound W.
CITY Of steamship, 10th lust, lat 10 20 lon 81 g. hence
for Liverpool. -
vanguan-s July 3 of shnnecOck frOml Newport Wales for
New York.
Pauuy Krchner-bark (Oden on June % lat 20 50 lat 20 So
Ion. p w.. from NewYork for Bremen.
Aces;aShp (Br June TO- lat 40 % loo q TO- from GreeoOck for
Havana. Il days -
Rdgti-brg (Por) % inst lat % O4. Ion IS 30 bound
Constelation-ship 5h inst ~ 30 lOn 50 a. bOuud
WHALERs.
Spoken-Shp Herald Nckerso1 New Bedford clean June B lat
90 10, lon p r.
Brig Falcon Salem 7b lat 81 l3 lon II g. months out
100 bb reported June 10 lost boat and tubs Of
line.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BoroS Juy iAryed steamship Ashad New York brgs lem
pest Gottenurg Fanny lincoln Cnflegos; Blossom Ron
dont: schs Maria Moore Grsud Pre-. st. Martins
CHAkLKsrON July 3-Arvd bark Annie kmbal Newport r.
Sailed steamship Manhattan. WoOdhul. New-York
FOREIGN PORTS.
Jago de Cuba Mary Thompson, Wauen load
Boston; bark Ween (of st Andrews b. for NegYok
loading Friend Greenng Halifax dschgng brig hagpie TuEo
for New Haven. loading
No American vessels In Nueyitas.
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OrgIc1 OF A..I.IAsT 80, 80 o. -

OFFICE OF GENFEAL oy SuBsTEscE
No STATK-sT., NKw-ioRK July y l@1 )
4 RMY SUPPDIES.-SEALED PROPOSALS
"A dupcae) will be received BY the un1rned until o'clock
MONDAY 18Th inst for supplying for tue use Of the United
Army SUBSISTENCE STORES be delivered IN NeNloIk o.
pounis Of frst quality BREAD be made Of good
Ohio other equa good ddndcq fOur crackers
be Thoroughly baked and perfectly dried before being packed and m %
Gskne opeuues conform standard heretofore established
packed OF 50 pounds bread each box boxes 70 be made
yseasned wood Of such hind mpar taste or ooT
bread and top ng pieces o. Of tfo pieces tone ana
wood The Flour viii also be nued by the Inspector
who viii re the quality 81 the hOuT 10 other re-
Fpect. are Inferior 10 the standard samples.
10000 pounds prme NEW WHITE BEANS, vel seasoned ana
Dry TO be packed good bright velooped -Four barrels 10 be l
Bis vii be received for 100 bushels or more.
% pounds NEW CAROLINA RICE clean good stout OAK
barrels, like the samples 10 be seen Al tbs ohce
The stores required for tmmediats delivery go
Samples the and be delivered with the proposals
and referred 70 therein. ,
and the proposals must be SPECIFIC complying pecse VII" an e
contain the wnten
antv Of two responsible fol0ws:
I'VE the unersgnd hereby guaranty that should all part OF
the above accepted shall be duy fulfilled according u is tTe
also that written contract with bonds 70 The
Of the value Of the stores proposed to be iafnhe
shall be executed. II required"
with shipping marks 70 be hereafter designated
must be plainly marked on package Al other oa HAs must DC
Obitcrated
compared the retained by inspector appointed by TINS
Office whose certificate will be- required
Payments 0 be 1d IN m equtudlen 81 soon as iuno
received for the purpose go -,
United States. until required for shipment -
Bab, 61r PrOpoL tcf 6Risied at this Ooe Whh must De
in0sd enrps addressed 10 the Endsigned AMI d0fd
Proposals Jor Subsistence Stores" H. CLAhkk
Byt. Mai Gen, A. {. g. =
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COMMENCEMEN7iS.
UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER,.
Decial Correspondent.

UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER,.
From Our Special Correspondent
ROCHESTER,. July 10, 1867.
The exercises of Commencement week were opened
on Sunday evening by the annual sermon before tho
Young Mems Christian Association of the College Tho
speaker the occasion the Rev c. b. Crane OF the
South Baptist Church Hartford Conn., The Sophomore
Prize Defamation place the evening of Monday
the sth at Corinthian Hail. on Tuesday morning the
being present the Rev Henry f. Hickok presiding. W.
c. wilkinson elected President for the coming year,
and MantOn NJ Marble Orator and G. C. Pufer Poet Tor
the next celebration The Alumni also appointed COM
mittee wait upon President Anderson ana 20 cypress
satisfaction that he had concluded to retain his
During the past year the Memorial Tablet has been
completed in the College chapel 1t is of fine quality
of marble and represents front elevation of temple
on which inscribed the OF the ten martyrs OF
freedom who went out from the University
The public meeting of the Alumni took place on Tues
day evening The orator the Rev. Melvin jameson
Alton, III. subject" Common Sense" The poem was
delivered by John r. Howard esq OF Brooklyn, and was
the relation OF old Indian Legend OF the Sierra Me-
vada.
PSrsr Of The Idea Of oman % Fs9.. " ss,iss w
Sources Of Mental Activity" James < cheuey Lansa.ss
CiyIsauoa" Edward Hunt ReIe sign Of charaeT" Jaa-
son .o.!. w 1s Relative SwS ReS' Tan re E'ouc% Of
William II yroesdse % 81 % D2TS sass ana % Hss,
Historical Continuity Robert sAraur An U9attaned Ideal
Cbsrs G Kngman Popular Osrcm" Edward p Bartlett
ieyenon Charles Aen Provision in the Statesman Geos
The degree Of A. NJ was conferred in course upon F. G.
Derr and C. 8. Shegeld of 90 W. S. Ely OF '6 c. Gil
bert of 'G2 T. J. Backus, j. W Kelley, d. c. Potter, H.
c. BOsy, and II. j. Reynolds Of a. An honorary A M
was conferred on Ray Thomas Spenser of Buffalo.
The prizes distributed were as follows Freshman
Mathematical Prize TO Merrill f. Gates honorable men,
tion made OF Messrs. Kellogg and Rensley. Sophomore
Defamation PTiZelst. A j. Hows I'd Divided between
Zachary p. Taylor and Isaac ID. Fowler Senior Prize
for Essay-Eugene H. Satterlee. Davis Prize Medals
lst Il. S. MCArthur Cd Geo. o. Emerson honorable
mention made Of James Il. Perkins.
Prof. baltimore of Genesee College was yesterday
elected Professor of Chemistry. He graduate OF AS
bury University Professor OF Modern Languages has
also been elected but his name had not been announced
when your correspondent left.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15

UIHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE-That on the
frst day Of JULY D. 1901 warrant ~ 6SSkpp'ey Vas ,s
Issued against The estate Of JOSEPH r. GAKDaShm a state
Of Yew.York WHO has been adudgsd bankrupt on di '
own petion, that the payment OF any debS ana uens
er ~ propsry belonging such bankrupt 90 him or or MS use
and the transfer property by him are iolisn o nv I
, ~ fhe creditor, e said bankrupt 10 prove their debts anu
ehoose one or more anees Of his estate vi" be hs a. ns oo
RspL 10 b holden Al 22 1.-TWO hundred and twol bIoalwN
bs al C,v OF Room No before Isaac Dayton
on The frs. day August A. d. 1907 at twelve 2e'eer
July l3 1867 ,, s.A..n n,s;ci al AZ Ne1.io,i
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15

Inye, Mary Tahaney, X. Webster, BENJAMIN Baum
Catharine Baker, O. Cadmus. T Il. Clifford Sarah Dowds
Reginald Isen John Eo9ure, Bridget Smith j. H. Van
deibeck, Joseph Benson, louisa Mansman. N J. Ken;
rigan Herman Berring Mary Parry. J. Calvin
Letters of guardianship have been granted 70 ths fol-
Robt C. Pearce; John Cunningham guardian OF Thomas
Dowds JOS. A. Lppe guardian OF Anna iappe; Thos
Burns gllardian OF Rose smith and Mary smith David
b williamson guardian OF Mary y. and Georgisna wli-
hanson; Henry Zueich guardian OF Anna Eliza Zueloh
Michael Flood guardian OF Alice aud Annie Flood john
MOylan. guardian OF Jos. A. Dudgeoni Henry g. PetT,
guardian Of Edith Margaret Petty; John Unguehenef
OF Nj. T. Robbins
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15
Corporation ilotitrs.
DOARD OF AUDIT.-Rnles adopted by Il

DOARD or AUDlT.-Rules adopted 10y the
ID Boards o Audit created b. the act u the Of orA
Of SAID BoarI Is-Neu- FORK June 20 1851
Tr Tie statutes oari. q Audit created
men, Commonaly the CITY n Nevio which originated pnor
to Jan l. 1867, 10 present board created T the adjust
reut and claims before the 2d d Of july
1891 aud ure all pesoHs having Ike claims agan e toln
Eewlork present the TO the Board eai r he a''eht
aud settlement Of those claims before The Ia d OF july l
In compliance with requirements q ihe statutes a m be i
Of sd Board a The ohce o The tomPto o e Nt
Of before the days above mentioned Claims not pre-
before the expiration Of the times above limited etnht be eona
snq Each At least ten 1ys before The hearing Of h-
claim j. had shall b Win ne 'ers oi 'le bo.I 49, -
claim l. presented statement ih Ntus GUY % " -, %
BIZ based together yh complete b oi e items COZ"
Of be statement and I'm tsus Counsel thr Corporation
Every Of facts shall also state whether 1y 'ul ls' been
or any ecesso interest the Of eni Of neh SUIT W
su which the brought and The names Of the
dspoi on kss been iaade Judgment been rendered
therein against the plaintiff The grounds Of suh !ngtent l.
posed with the CLERK Of the Board 20 whom the claim present.
70 the Corporation considered having answered by general
denial and ell whether answer be neposed OF not ihe
will be required to sustain his claim by proof oi the % upon
Ion Calendars win be made Of the claims presented to sad
Boards respectively order which the yeled Statement T. thereof
shall be filed and served above required and claims WI pc seu w
heard their order upon such calendars except that Tor foa agss
the Board reasonable notices preference may DC granted
or posponetnent Of hearing had
F day calendar for each dy consisting Of not nore than zen
cases unless Otherwise ordered by the Boa sha be maae u BY he
directed by the Boards and posted the occupied W e
Boards ior hearing easss before SS % % .n ihs Ca Gay m P % % G s
endar will be granted except for safeeui cause shown By sfaa'
same trials of actions the Courts o keoon bat IRE
and Of proceeding BE- modified 70 conform 70 e l,
vita tie daes aud purposes Of these Ioaas ANAL A
pye H. decisions Of the Boards Of Audit upon claims heard shall
announced hoard, Immediately alrt The opening o sitting I
after the hearings a be closed a. can be eleAY
Gone CHAUNCEl NJ. DEPEN President
RICHARD b. CONNOLLY, COMPTROLLER
i. ". BoNNEY.
j II. MART1SDALE
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aIrRRoGATE,s COURT.

The wills of the following deceased persons have
heen admitted 10 probate during the past week James
Gore King sylvester Parkhurst, VIM WaIRley. Corne-
nns lotion Cynthia Isbal Cornelius Paul. Daniel Cum
Minis Emene b. Andreas, Joseph Kohnstamln, John NJ.
Bradhurst, Christian Stock. -,
Letters OF administration have been granted en- the io
lowing estates John Norris Jane Kelly Frederick lex
STEIN Alfred Arnold Louisa f. Faure, Catha.1no knnp
Catherine Wilkin, Mary e MoGee. F. HaTank. Eails L.
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Carley and Erastus Wheaton OF this city.
HINTS TO PRACTITIONERS, NO. s.
Tenth: The Court has decided upon an application
made TO him. under provision OF Section g. of the Act
that the words In the warrant form No. 81 either by
mail or personally do not confer upon the Marshal any
discretion as TO the manner OF service but on the other
hand it is the duty Of the Marshal TO serve oil by mall
unless directed in the personally certain
parties therein specified by name aud thatt Ia oOmpe-
tent for the Registers their discretion to strike out the
word either and the words or personally" from the
warrant.
ElerenM the return Of the warrant at the first
meeting of the creditors let the creditors who wish to
have voice in choosing assignee, appear few min
utes before the hour designated for the meeting anc
make proof their respective debts The Registers are
furnished with blanks for this purpose which conform In
size and shape tho other papers and which can readily
be filed up and sworn II will be observed that 1t is
the majority number and amount Who at or before the
first meeting prove their debts that are entitled to
choose their assignee So that would appear II but
single creditor attend such meeting and prove his debts
he Is entitled 10 name the assignee.
Ticelh. Take the warrant from the Registers yourself
and II the number of creditors will warrant 1t, make out
notice to the creditors see form in warranty, inserting
the names of all the creditors contained In the warrant
and prntAt and deliver sufficient number OF them d.
rected Ia the creditors respectively TO the Marshal when
vou hard him the warrant You will thus expense
and facilitate the execution and return of the warrant
See District Court Rule g.
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EuIS IS mo- GIVE NOTICE-That on the

,ntb dsv ofJuv D. 1861 Warrant In bankruptcy was ~
.enst ths E.e of JOHN A. KAMPlNG Of Jersey o ~ G
$500 ~ ulon and state Nrg-Jersey who has been
nsryn ON MS osn Petition that the Payment oi any ~
vev of any Property belonging 70 such Bankrupt 70 n h , ,b
"a ~ r., fer ~ auy Property hun forbidden ~ "a m'
Nepg Of te Creditors OF sad bankrupt 10 prove us IA ~ & @ ~
tos re r more Asssnees his Estate Will DC % neu -
RsrLnper 10 he holden No y Piuest oel ~ yH AZ
~. sig,h A. D. lso't a. " O'Clock NJ
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