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BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.


New York, Sept. 9.-The Chinese
embassy sailed for England this morn
ing en- the steamship Java.
Mr.. Samuel Pike positively denies
the statement made in evidence at the
trial of the internal revenue officers be-
fore commissioner Guttman on Mon
day, that he gave Deputy Commission
er Harlon check for ten or. one hum
dTed thousand dollars. He says it is
not so and he desires to state the fact
under oath in the pending trial.
The woman who was arrested on
Monday night for disorderly conduct,
died yesterday morning in her CELL
Her name was Adeline Peck. Although
reckless and dissipated. was very re-
vorced wife of q wealthy merchant.
The steamship Scotia, from Liver
pool has arrived.
jonas Hair Jewelry establishment
on Rivington street, was burned this a.
m. Loss $4,000.
Henry Keren was killed near Pough-
keepsie last night, by J. Duval, on the
highway. The latter was arrested.
Peter Francis, a drunken boatman,
leaped from the top OF the high bridge
yesterday, 100 feet. He was picked up
alive, but will probably die.
Henry Clausenus, Consul OF the North
German Confederacy, at Chicago, was a
guest of the Arion Society last evening,
and received a splendid silver cup as a
gift of the Arion to the Germania Soei-
ETY. at Chicago, of which he Is Presi-
dent.
A boy about five years old died in
conVulsiQns suddenly in this city from
drinking bourbon whisky. he had
seen his father drink from the bottle
during the day and was trying to imi-
tate him. ~
The report of the Midnight Mission
Society states that since May last, when
the mission house was first opened for
the reception of fallen women who
chose TO abandon their fearful calling,
seventY-seven have been admitted. OF
these forty-six have abandoned street
lie, four having obtained respectable
employment, and seven having been
restored to their friends, while twenty
two have fallen from grace.
In the case of Commissioner Rollins
of the Internal Revenue Bureau and
others to.day, Dist. Attorney Courtney
produced a telegram from Attorney
General Acton TO the effect that Solicit
ter Buckley has not been authorized by
the Attorney General or any head of
the department to assist in the prosecu-
tion, and has no right to represent a
u, s, ex-oftfcer as solicitor to the Inter
nal Revenue office. Courtney stated
that he had found Binkley overbear-
ing, Insulting, domineering, and igno-
rant of the true method of procedure,
and he found it impossible to get along
with him. After some discussion Com
missioner Gutman decided that Blink
ley had no status in the court,
and be retired. The examination was
then adjourned to the 18th, and Smith,
the ONLY party under arrest, was dis
charged on his own recognizance.
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RuMoR sserts that General McClel-
Ian is about to take the stump in Penn
sylvania for Seymour and Blair. The
Troy Times says: "He has been about
TO take something ever since we first
heard of him. IIhe will succeed in TAX
ing even as much as stump we
shall be glad to chronicle the fact. It's
an even bet that he won't be ableto de-
eide whether to begin operations In
Pennsylvania, New Jersey or New
York, until after the election" The
Springfield RepubIicaa comes to Gem
eral McClellan's aid. 1t says: "The
Times is unfair and unreasonable.
Didn't General Mcclellan capture a
number of pine logs at centreYillef"
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ST. LOUIS, Sept. Ga Fort Wallace,
Kansas, dispatch, dated yesterday at
IL a. NJ, says about 25 Indians attacked
a hay team two miles west of Sheridan
and killed and scalped a. Gardner and
Ed. Carson. They then passed on west
ward to the hay camp, twelve miles
north of this post, where they captured
sixty-five mules and four horses, be-
longing to D. & B. Powers; and also four
horses belonging to Mexicans. In the
conflict one Indian was killed and two
whites slightly wounded. The Indians
are reported to-day in large numbers
between this and Lake Station, south Of
the stage road.
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WASHINGTON.

WAsH1NeToN, Sept. 9.-The Depart
ment of State has been officially In
formed by the Consul at Toronto that a
Judgment has been pronounced in IA
vor of the United States In a suit of the
United States against Mr.. Boyd and
others In the postage stamp case.
The Commissioner of Indian Affairs
has left Washington on business for the
Indians in the west.
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of Public Meetings

The Union Republican State Central Com
mittee annour ce the following list OF Unio1
meetings, which will be addressed by thu
speakers named below:
County Committees and all Union men arr
requested to see that full notice is given o
the meetings in their county and tina
proper accommodations for Speakers ant
audience are provided.
Thursday, September 10.
81. 0farus. Jno. A. Hutchinson,J ,Jl
Grafton Hon. W. T: Wiley.
Gov. "A. 1. Boreman,
"a Friday, September II,
Rerkelev SPRINGS, Hon. W. Z. Stevenson
Hon. Q. ID. Hubbard.
Hon. Benz. Stanton.
Saturday. September Il.
Hon. Benz. stanton.
hon. Q. D. Hubbard.
Riplev. Gen. w. H. Powell:
saEdls' Harrison Co., Hon. "; r Wiley.
Hon. j. A. Ohapllne.
Monday, September II.
Netv Creek, Hon. Benz. Stanton.
Spencer. Maj. r. :. Brown.
Nicholas c. H., Capt. @. w, Smith.
Logan C. H., Hon. j. II. Ferguson.
Tuesday, September Is.
E{lLrkH0flflOl. w
Hon. q. u. Hubbard.
Hon. ]. G. McGrew.
AlOuntain Core, Capt. 9. W. Smith.
bfoOTfdeld Il. X. CaISkadon, u
CheTIv camp, Hon. B. Stanton.
Wednesday, September l6!
ClarkSDurg, Hon. w. E. Stevenson
Hon. Jno. 8. Carltle.
Thursday, Septem6er17,
Fdyette C. H., Capt. 9: W. Smith.
Mdr1ltngton, Hon. W.T. WHEY.
MunnfnIto1l, Hon. Jno. S. Carllle.
Friday. September IS.
Rttchte Court House, Hon. W. E: Stevenson
Gov. f. II. Peirpoint.
BelltOn. Hon. Jno. s. cariiie.
Saturday, September 10,
Rest Milford, Hon. ". E; Stevenson
Wheeling, Hon. Jno. 3. Garlic.
Monday. September 81.
P1tntyto1Ou, Hon. W. L. Stevenson
Gov. F. IL. PeiIpoint.
GrdntsVlEe, Maj. II. 8. Brown,
CubeI C. H.. Aon. j; q. Ferguson.
PurEerS6UTD, Hon. Jno. q. Carlile
Tuesday, Septem6er22,
West Union, non. Jno. s. Carllle.
Thursday. September "a,
Weston, Hon. Jno. s. Carltle.
FTiday, September 25,
Buckhamnon, Hon. Jno. 8. CarlIle.
Saturday, September 90,
.PJ,RIfppd, Hon. Jno. S. Garlic.
Monday. September %.
Wa,o,e C. R., Hon. ]. H. Ferguson.
WIT, C. H., Gen. 1. II. DuvSI.
Wednesday, September 30,
GHmer, C. H., Gen. F. r. PeirpoInt.
Hfdav, OctoJer2.
Charleston, Hon. W. L. Stevenson
sIqa Monday, OctOber5.
CoGLsnlouth. Hon. W. E. stevenson
Lincoln o. c., Hon. j. a. Ferguson.
7Heshay. oetober6
Winfield. Hon. W. f. Stevenson
FFdnktin, T. r. Carskadon.
Wednesday, october7,
Buffalo, Hon. w. e. Stevenson
Thursday, October s,
Point Pleasant, Hon. w. E. Stevenson
Saturday, October 10,
OubeH Court House, Hon. w. e. Stevenson
Spencer, GEN. W. 81. Powell.
Hon. ]. ii. Phelps.
Monday, octobe-l2,
Wyoming q. H., Hon. ]. II. Ferguson.
Tuesday, October1s IS,
Grant O. a., T. r. CaTskadon.
Jpbdne8ddy, OctoberA
MaSon City, Hon. W. E. Stevenson
Friday. October 10.
RGuenncoOd, Hon. W. e. Stevenson
Monday, October 10,
BelIvlre. Hon. w. E. Stevenson
Raleigh C. H., Hon. ]. a. Ferguson.
Tuesday. October 20,
NelO Creek, T. R, carskadon.
Wednesday,. October q,
Pukersbtro, Hon: w. E. Stevenson
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AMERICAN v4nr,H4tt WATCHES.
THE RRSTII THE CHEAPESTiI

:
nHE Extensive USE OF THESE
Watches by Railway Conductors, Engi-
neeTs, and Expressmen, the most exactipg
monstrated the strength, steadiness. durable
nty, and accuracy of the iWaltham watch.
To satisfy that Glass IN az an thee 1 rs ~ %
these timekeepeFE. lstft l.tsff .....
More than $4,000 are speaking for them
selves in the pockets of the people.
Imported Watches are made on an expeD-
siye system, in small numbers, but by nu-
merous makers and are placed d,t "a the LLke5 ,.
Monopoly of Sale OF some one Manufacture.
TO the Manufacturer's protit mnst be add
q a s ACnstorn-house to nj duty OF 25 PER cent, pay
a profit OF at least 25 per cent to the I'm.
| nearly doubling the cost OF the imported
Al Walthnm, Watches are manufactured
ON large scale, under one roof and system
OF supervision and management thereby
| cuIred in small establishments; hence their
great cheapness.
Watches, and competition, as all the world
Knows, is favorable to small profits The
trade Is satisfied, because, though the PEoht
ON each watch Is SMALL the demand h large
and all are GRlable.
Unscrupulous importers occasionally place
worthless Swiss Imitation In the market.
To avoid Imposition, the purchaser should
Invariably demand q certineats Of genuine,
nsss signed by the treasurer 8 e 81 me Arne1lcan
There are different grades OF finish In the
dIdereit varieties OF Watches made by the
Walthnm Company, as there are different
sizes and shapes TO suit all tastes and means
hut every Watch that bears the genuine
trade mark OF ofHWALTHAM" is guaranteed
to be good one, and nobody need be afraid
tobuyi It. sa U5@
Every watch FullyfWaFFRnted.
For sale by all hrst-class dealers In the
United states and British Provinces.
ROBBIES d APPLETON,
No. IS2 Broadway, n. Y.
sB-Aslk for the waItham Watch, and take
no other. II Il the best. Its the cheapest.
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river nnd Weather.

PITTSBURGH, Sept. 9.-River feet 8
inches and falling slowly. There were
heavy rains last night; weather cloudy;
mercury 79e.
CINCTNNATI, Sept. 9.-River has fall
en- inches up TO A. II. to-day, but Is
now rising rapidly. 1t has been rain
ing hard since midnight; thermometer
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SCHENECTADY, N. Y, Sept. 9.-The
Convocation of the Episcopal Clergy OF
the northern section of the Diocese OF
New York was held yesterday. About
40 clergymen and many distinguished
were present. One of the OBJ
jects of the meeting was TO prepare for
the organization OF the new Diocese,
which goes into operation this fan.
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SECOND DISPATCH.

TROY, Sept. 9.LThe great walking
tournament on Rensselaer, Park Course
ended this afternoon about o'clock,
and was won by Haydock. an English
pedestrian, who walked 100 miles in q
hours and 81 seconds. Payne, of Al
bany, walked 100 miles in % hours and
AZ seconds
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ALBANY, Sept. 9th.-A large mass
meeting of the various Trades Unions
of Albany was held here tonight to
express their sympathy with the brick
layers strike in New York. Previous
to the meeting the Unions paraded the
streets with hundreds of torch lights
and transpariancies. The procession
WAS half mile long,
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ALABAMA.

MONTGOMERY, Sept. IA train of
cars on the Montgomery and Mobile R.
r., met with terrible accident this
morning, six miles below Pollard.
While crossing Eseambia River the
trustle gave way and the three front
cars fell through. Mr.. J. f. Warren,
the Express messenger, was instantly
killed and several persons badly hurt.
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nA.KErs Bx TELEaRArn.
NEW YoRK. Sept. 9. 1868.
REau1AR REPORT.

CoTroN-Heavy and lower; sales 1900
FLoUR-Closed dull and 10c lower for
new.
GRA1N-wheat-Dnll, heavy and la
&c lower with limited demand. Rye
Dull at 81 Hal so for western at rail-
road depot. Oats-Quiet at 67a69c for
new at railroad depot, and zoo afloat.
Corn-Quiet and steady at u 1sa1 . Tor
ed western af1oat.
Observation-Disclosures at $29 35 for
for mess, cash. Beef-Quiet and un-
changed. Cut Meats-Nominally un.
changed. Bacon-Slightly in buyers
favor with moderate inquiry. Lard
Dull at 20a201<c for fair to prime steam.
EaGs-Steady at 27a2sc.
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IT is reported on indisputable author
ity that the Presidents OF two impor-
tant Railroads connecting at Plttsburg,
who have heretofore acted with the
Democratic party, have recently ex-
pressed their intention to support
Grant, whose election they deem ne
cessary to the peace OF the country
PittSbItTg Commercial.
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BALTIMORE, Sept. 9.-Gov. Swan was
unanimously nominated to-day as
Democratic candidate for the Sd Dis
trict. Hon. Frederick Stone was re-
nominated as Democratic candidate for
tho 9th District.
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TRoY, N. Y, Sept. GA walking
match of 100 miles in "a hours com.
menced here last evening at 5 O'Clock, !,
between Weston, Haydock, Payne, Ad-
ANS, Bedan and Ferguson. Haydock
was ahead at 9 O'Clock,
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NEWARK, N. j.. Sept. 9.-The Coro-
ner's jury have found a verdict that
James Reilly killed his wife few days
since by pushing her of the Hacken-
sack bridge.
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Boston, sept. e.-Enoch Train, a we'll
known ship lowner, died yesterday of
apoplexy at his residence In Sangus,
aged 81.
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sANDuskY, O., Sept. 9.-The Demo-
cratic Convention at Clyde, today.
nominated e. r. Dickinson, of FIRE.
mont, as candidate for Congress from
the 9th Ohio District.
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An Oregon paper offers as an expla-
nation of the sentence, sS. .T.-1s60-X,' .
the following: Democracy the Same
as in 1s60-A-actly.
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Buffalo.

sEPT. 9.-Flour-S9 OOae SO for No. 2
and No. 1 city ground spring.
sGRAIN-Wheat- 2 Chicago offer
ed at 81 20. No buyers. Corn-Dull at
81 OS1<a1 O9. Rye-S1 IS.
FRRIaHTs-161<a17cf for wheat; 1411o
for corn; 1Oc for oats.
SEPTEMBER 9.-Flour-Dull; city
Xxx s. 25aS so.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at 81 GO for
No. in store. vgg 5i- ~
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DRY GOODS.

Dry goods is in improved demand for
all classes of goods, both wool and cot
ton, as well as silk and fiaxen fabrics,
and generally steady and tirm even for
cotton goods, notwithstanding the dull
ness and depression in the cotton mar
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CONCORD, N. H., Sept. 9.-Ex.Presi-
dent Pierce Is more comfortable this
evening, and his medical attendants
think he may recover.
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HLilWauk1
Transportation.
BALTTMORR & OHIO R.R. GOMP'Y

WHEELING, May Is, lS6SFJ
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
the following schedule ON and after May
II 1sss, wheeling tine TN &I,yr
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B5A1R'a oonFhAFsr.-rho ereoiar
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MoNRY ANp STOOLS.

ket.
GoBD-More active and opened steady
at 1447S and closed at 1445S.
GOVERNMENT SToCRs-NaH per ceni
lower and closing with better feeling
a1181z; do '64, 1091s;; do '65, 110zsa1I11s
do new 1OS1Sa1Os5s; do '67, 1857; do '6S
sISa1Os9S; 10 40s, 1O411la1O45<.
SToCKs-5:30 prices: Pacific Mail.102Z
alO3; Western Union Telegraph 336s
333<; New York Central 12411a124ss
Erie 465sa46A; dol preferred 691<a70
Ohio d Mississippi 281<a289%; Wabash
5ea5I; Michigan Central 1lSa119; Michi.
gan Southern s39SaS35S; Toledo 1OO1<a
1OO7S; Fort-Wayne 1O77Sa1075S.
EXPRESS SHAREs-Wells, Fargo &
Co. 25%a26%; American 441<a445<; Ad.
ans 49a491<; United States 46R461<;
Merchants Union 221<a22H.
CInefnnatI.
SEPTEMBER 9.-FLoUR-Unchan
GRAIN-Wheat-Les firm, No. clio.
ses at 81 95. Corn-Firm at$1 90. OatE
al 40. Barley-Firm, fall g 30.
CoTToN-Nomtnally unchanged.
ToBACco-Unchang
WHsKY-Held1at 81 65a1 20 in bond
PRovIsIoNs-Mess Pork-Quiet and
firm at $29O0a29 %. Bulk Meats
shoulders o9ti at lL5Sc; I; sides i4c. bScoI
1DS -1loa snou1ae1s S Ae24es a. closs cteal
sldes were oHereo at 1o5zc.
LARD-lszSc. - tsi
BUrTER--Steady at 3SaS1c.
EaGs-11c.
BEEF CAITLE-Hlgher; prime &c
choice s. 50a7 90 gross.
4 sN 1ross sO"" ueHnu AZ ~ ''A
oo,a,o1 a-ats 1esu 1.i1ta aoa az SS Tni1 Vn1
So. -. "a ~ 1at,eE With n
deIoS,,d 1or Hnta a. 19S<aIsiSc. Porto
E'ico A'Ai4c' rn,.,ro
e,-. E+oT,r,-11,l,. = snr,n1
.sl soEFL i.l5l d6lsal ~ S.-E
e15La - 81 81 W. 2H0., SO oufet. No 81 sIa1 62.
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CONSTITUTIONS Differences.

There are many constitutions so inherently
defective in energy. as to derive great benefit
from moderate use of pure liquor combined
with such vegetable medicines and extracts as
enter into the composition of RobacE's Stomach
Bitters, aud there are many situations in which
even the healthicst derive additional security
from their occasional use.
If healthy persons are exposed to unusual
and continued exertion in confined air, or under
the heat of the sun, or to the influence OF do
pressing watchfulness by travelling, and change
of diet aud water, or if residents of malarious
districts or the rank river bottoms of the West
and South, there can be no doubt but careful
use of RobaekS Stomach Biters with the food
would ssrely he the means Of warding OF actual
disease and enabling them to bear up unaffected
where, without the Btters, they would likely
have to succumb to disease. They strengthen,
tone ana invSSrJtei aa I nvarxwb~re
mYl3.lm.
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Avoid Poison.

Invalid reader, do you know what niue.tenths
of the bitter compounds you are solicited by the
proprietors to accept as universal panaceas are
composed of Give heed for moment. They
are manufactured from unpurifed alcohol con-
tanning a considerable portion Of tusit Ola poi
son almost as deadly as prussic acid. The basis
Of the regular tlnctures of the Materia Medica
! is the same No amount of herbal extracts
can overcome the bad tendency OF this PERM.
| cious element The essence of sound Rye, thor.
ou.hly rectified, is the only stimulant which
can be safely used as a component OF tonic,
Alternative and ant. bilious medicine, and HOS
LETTERS STOMACH BITTERS is the Only
! medicinal preparation in the world in which
this article il used as an iLgredient hsnce the
extraordinary effects of this great SPECIFIC. Ii
gives strength witheut producing excitement.
No other tonic does this All the ordinary BIT.
tiers flush the face and affect the brain. HOS
LETTERS BITTERS diffuses an agreeable
calm through the nervous system, promotes Ill
restion and produces sleep. No other tonic SO
Guickly revives tho exhausted physical ener.
sies, restores the appetite and removes the
GLOOM and depression which always accompa-
MES weakness of the bodily powers. 1t
purces from the system the morbid humOrs
| " hich retard its natural functions, and which
bring paleness to the cheek and suffering to the
brow. 1t banishes those clogs upon pleasure,
restores the system 10 high health, aud necessa
rily proves a valuable adjunct to the digestive
organs. trial Is all that is needed to estab-
lsh it in the confidence Of the skeptic.
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The new Mormon Tabernacle at Salt
Lake City has proved too small to hold
the audiences of Saints that seek admis-
sion to it. But 10000 at the utmost can
now be assembled within its walls.
Brigham Young has announced that it
would be necessary to have gallery in
the Tabernacle to accommodate the
congregation. With galleries, the
building might be made to hold Is, DOC
people, and the improvement suggested
will be probably effected at some future
time.
Housekeepers, mechanics and Others,
in handling knives, tools and other
sharp instruments, frequently receive
severe cuts, from which blood flows
profusely, and often endangers life it.
self. DR.. Keyser says that blood may
be made to cease as follows: Take the
fine dust of tea and bind it close to the
wound-at all times accessible and easy
to be obtained. After the blood has
ceased to flow, laudanum is advanta-
geously applied to the wound. Due re-
gard to these instructions would save
agitation OF mind and running for a
surgeon, who, probably, would make
no better prescription If he were pres
ent.
The "Hermit in Nev York" says that
about 100 women have stands in Wash
ington Market. They are mostly from
New Jersey and live IN Jersey City.
They rise, eat their breakfast, and get
to the place of trade by 5 o'clock in
summer and z in winter. They plunge
into the crowd of country folks and
chatter for bargains, and then take their
seats aud bide their chances of trade all
day long-for although market closes
at 3 O'clock this class liuger until late
hours. Some of these market women
have made money, or at least they have
saved it, and on their petty trade they
have become rich, while Others have
let it slip through their fingers. The
former Keep bank accounts, own houses,
and collect rents.
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BANKRUPTCY.

I'HlS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON
i the 9TH day Of May, A. ID. 1863 q Warrant
of Bankruptcy was issued out of the District
Court Of the United States for the District of
West Virginia against the estate of John Knox.
of Limestone in the county of Marshall. in said
District, who was adjudged bankrupt on his
own petition: That the payment of any debts,
aud the delivery Of any property belonging to
such Bankrupt, to him, or for his use, and the
transfer of any properly by him, are forbidden
by law; and that meeting of the creditors Of
said bankrupt TO prove their debts, and 10
cho se one or more Assignees of his estate, will
be held at Court of Bankruptcy, TO be holden
at his Office in tho city of Wheeling before
George B. Caldwell, Esq., Register in Bank.
rupteys for said District, on the 18th day Of
May, A. ID. 1868, at 10 o'clock, A. M
- HED6EMA SLACK,
a,.s rs.- u. 8. Marshal ID. WA
BY w. Il. IRWIN, Deputy. myl3oaR-2W