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NEW YORK GENITAL

NEW YORK CENTRAL DOUBLE 4
~ Railroad for Buffalo, Niagara FAlls So
Bridge, and all points in the West
On and after MONDAY, May IL 1861, Tri
leave Albany, Athens. and Troy as follows
FIRST STEAMBOAT EXPRESS.
b;l5 A. M. from Troy, 80 A. N. frou
Stopping at Schenectady T:l0, Hofimsn's 4
sterdam $50, Tribes Hill sI3, Fonda sl
Bridge ESQ, Fort Pain 1858, st. john
Little tAlls 9. 49, Herkimer s:50, lion 9:58i
II 80, Oneida II 81, G CAM S Ii iC ,55'
2:l0, Manlius 1928, and arriving in n
l2:45 P. H., where It Is combined with m
trains far all points west of Syracuse.
$3.50 A. NJ. from Athens, T:l5 A. n. frsa
Stopping at Schenectady 500, Fonda gAi {
Bridge $3.50, st. townsville $3.50, Littls "a
Utica ll:05, Rome II 30, Oanastota R:G, &
l:o5, (dinel, and leave Syracuse by Direct
30, stopping o. Clyde 2:50, Lyons So, Nsul
Palmyra $3.50, Rochester 4;3a. and al pni1ed
tons to Butielo. Suspension Bridgs and 4
Passengers By Auburn Road leave synl
d:l0 Z A., stopping at all Stations to Roche
CoNNEcr1oSs.-At Suspension Bridge 4
NJ with Steamboat Express on Great Weii
way for Detroit 500 A. ~, and OhicagoilI
at Buffalo at 500 p. NJ. with First Night
train, on Lake shors Railroad for OlsVia
MAIL TRAIN.
500 A. NJ, from Albany only--S toppinif
tons to Syracuse $500 p. N. and connedri
2. M via the Auburn Road, reaching R6
HAS {. 81, and also with Express Tram,
falo aud Suspension Bridge at 1900 P. y,
teVtits iOr ali points IN the west.
Eh1GRANT AND ACCOMMODATES
R;sO r. M, from Albany only-Stoppingt
CONS passirg Utica 6;40 P. n, Syracuse \
Rochester 100 A. NJ, and arriving at Budi
M, Suspension Bridge $40 A. M, and kisl
1855 A M, and connecting with EmierAut
Lake shore and Great Western Roads for y
newest.
NEW. YoRK AND WESTERN DAY ERE
l;IsP, n. from Albany, 2. IL, Palatius b
81. townsville 3;3p r, NJ, dinner Utica lxl
90, Syracuse $50, connecting with Trdl
burn Road, arriving in Rochester ll;4bRA
i hyEonp - ~ fsimyra gao, Rochester ~
70 Suspension Bridge l2:2o A. NJ, and Niip
CosNEcTIoNs--At Utica with Train d I
Falls. At Buffalo and Suspension Bridget
Express Trains TO al points in the West
NIGHT EXPRESS.
400 z. n from Athens, Stopping at Schssl
$50 p, NJ. from Troy. ! Arnsferdam 7.2i n
500 Z. D from Albany, Palatine Bridge 4
flain 9 IS, st. Johnsviiis SIC, Little Falbi
kimer sAe, Utica l0;25, Rome II .O9, "a
Syracuse Y 80 A. NJ, Port Byron I.3O, Pahl
Rochester $40, Batavia 100, Buffalo 6:DAI
principal stations 70 Suspension Bridgst&
and Niagara Falls $50 A. M, CONNECTING
press Trains on Lake Shore And Grea 4
Railroads for all points West.
NEW YORK MAIL.
lilo P. n. from Albany only-l,touping4
neetady II 40 p. NJ, Amsterdam 1871, 81 "
$50 herkimer 2.30, Utica 3s05, Rome 80
go, Syracuse $3.50 A. NJ, breakfast ard
nss5 A. NJ Also with train on direct rod
10 Rochester at 100 A. M. land WITH mail :
ing Syracuse At T;30 A. NJ, stopping 81 q. .
and arriving IN Rochester al II SIS A. NJ
II :lg, Buffalo 1928 p. NJ, AMI an principl
Pm.
CONNECTIONS Buffalo and Suspeudr
with uaina for all pointgin the West
Through Sleeping Cars are run On thisn|
Albany g the West i.
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the small sums offered at their counters at
36a down to IS discount, and supplied the
current demand from taxpayers at 35@37.
State notes are quoted at 49@50, which
shows a further decline.
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CATTLR MARKET.
Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN, \
Thursday, May q, 1893.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Trade Wind, Morrill,, for Belize,
Honduras-Brooks, Macdonald eco
Ship Wild Hunter, Kelley, for Boston
G W Hynson AGO
Hamburg brig Wilhelmane. Lewins, for Ma.
tanZas-Thiele, Seller eco
British bark Ocean Phantom, Heselton, for
Cadiz-Meeker, Knox &co
Schooner G W Dill, Miller, for Tampa Bay
Master
Steamer Lizzie Hopkins, Roots, for Jeffer-
son-Master
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RAILROADS,
ALLENToWN kAILRolI

NEW, ALL RAIL. FAST FRFlop
IN direct between Boston, New Yas
burg, via Harrisburg, Allentown, amy
without change of Cars.
New York goods for Pittshurg must 4, 1,
Pier No. IA, North River, to the Apsr' !
Allentown Transportation Com PAM. Nv
agents of the New Jersey Central Rali-l
pier.
Bills Of Lading issued at the Office ., (,
254 Broadway.
Boston Office No. q Washington sin.
JOHN P. HAMILT0St
aus Ofice foot Of Liberty strest n
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TRAIN WEaT an IS
JKFFERsONVKLLE, nrADIsON,I
ADIANAPOLIs HAILROAl

IiHlE ONLY ALIrRAIL ROUTE TO The !
Nqrta. aud Wast.--f aasanaers "a ling ill
arrive ~ hestarn Cities klsyan Hours IN ads
passengers leaving same day on u - Mabos
1gAira leave and arrive a b 3.s6ngi Ia Dl,
meoiAtaiy opposite I.onisEille} As f5lioWs;
HEPafr w 1nrrvF
s s. :. sEct Sunday SIS 4. ii. szst 8
as e, :. Saturday iass6 p si., :.
A1.s9 Altn V. 81. l1a1e NiFhl e.
potnte
G1a ELEGANT Blospins cass an an n,gbt trsil
~ For eondenaed throuah lisns fables q
aeesiQns So email bills, and eail Al Companyl
eorneE 8htrd and Main alfssia, Isouisvils, ksl
Hok ACE SCOTT
JAMES FEHRTER = y s9-,ss
General Ticket AGENT.
= SeasfsoaFils. ND Jnly1, ssJ
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city Tone dollar per day and license) unless
they are permitted to keep open all day.
AS this is a source of considerable revenue
to the city | would recommend that the
ordinance be so amended as to enable them
TO sell during the entire day.
Very respectfully,
+. HEATH, Mayor.
The Treasurer's report for the week end
ing May l6, 1868, showing: Receipts $685.
676l2l; expenditures s6s, 2O6 30; balance on
hand $780,, 646 81, was referred to the Fl.
nance Committee.
The Controllers statement of checks
drawn by the Treasurer for one week, end.
ing May Is, 1868, amounting to $500 SO, was
referred to the Finance Committee.
A communication from the Controller
relative to certain amounts turned over to
the Treasurer and referred to the Finance
Committee was referred back to said COM
mittee with request to report at the next
meeting.
The following communications from the
same officer we're referred to the Finance
Committee.
CoSrRoLLER,s OFFICE CRY HALL,
New Orleans. May 49, 1865
| ~ the h0n0raOiu bodfu OF Asslsthnt Aldermen.
GRNTLEMEN-I have the honor to call your
attention to the fact that on the second day
of October. 1867, in accordance with ordi.
nance No. 707, new series, adiudicated the
right of way for railroad on Esplanade and
other streets to f. WintZ for the sum of one
and one thirty second cent per passenger,
securities Messrs. Jackson q Manson, and
Biscoe 4 Simms, all of which was cOmmuni-
Gated to the Honorable Common Council
under date of the eighth October, which
was referred to the Finance Committee,
since which time there has been no action
taken.
| also adiudieated, as per ordinance No.
| 901, new series, on the thirteenth day of
May, to John W. Madden Che being the
only bidder, the contract to bind and repair
the notarial records at the following prices:
Binding lSl0) ten dollars per volume.
Repairing tS5) five dollars per volume.
All in conformity with the proposals pub
lished.
Respectfully submitted,
D. L. MANDELL,
Controller.
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Fly eouMcIL..oEEictAL.
BOARD OF ALDEnMEN.

CRY HALL, Nj

CRY HALL, NEW ORLEANS,
Tuesday, May 10, 1868.
The Board met, and was called to order BY
the President.
Present: President Graham; and Messrs.
Burbank, Devices, Kellogg, Tucker, and
Woolfey.
The minutes were read and amended By
striking out all that part relating to res.
elution for macadamizing Magnolia street,
it having been sent up for concurrence
through mistake, and approved as amended.
coAMUHIc6rroNs FRoM THE MAYOR.
The following message from the Mayor
VS. received, and with the incIosed com.
naunication from the headquarters Filth
Aillitary District, was ordered 10 be spread
upon the minutess
MAxQRALTy or NEW oarrANs
~ Oirg Han Nay 10. les6. !
- aenorabla the MsmbaFa q ths Board q
Nj have the honor "a transmits
Y yoA tf orders No. los. annointiag
S.en. a1 Hacharie. second dfstriafs
1ltJ g heN Orleans, q member Of the p6z@3
q Alae5men, ~ place q Hon. q. sIapleton,
Very respe Nv
HEATH. Mayor.
HEADQUARTERS sFfr4rlo,,' ~ si.a..--s
spseiai orddfs No. 10. = = '''' 3
. fFrfraff &
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CONTROLLERs OFFICE,
New Orleans, May 10, 1868.
Honorable the Board OF Assistant Aldermen:
GENTLEMEN herewith send you the fol-
lowing items in relation to cleaning the
sinks of the public buildings belonging to
the city as per ordinance No. S45, new
series, adiudicated to A. Conrad, 23d of
March, for the sum of S450O per year. G.
Bonet, security, and communicated to the
Honorable Common Council on oath March.
Enclosed is LIST of the number of schools
and sinks, furnished by the Street Com.
missioner sixty schools and seventy.seven
sinks Observation-Disclosures II
City Hall 2, Workhouse 3.............. s
Pacanier station l, Jackson Square
station l...'..... Observation-Disclosures. 2
Bayou Bridge station l, Poland street
station i.,,... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2
Recorders Court and station, fourth dis
Courthouse and station, Jackson Square 5
Orleans Arsenal, Street Commissioners
Department. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Public Pounds, Street Commissioners
Department. Observation-Disclosures.
Parish Prison 9, City Park l.............
Recorders Court, Third District, l, In.
sane Asylum Observation-Disclosures.
IRENE station Observation-Disclosures.
Total ..'.''................ Ill
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One hundred and eleven sinks proposed
to be cleaned by A. Conrad.
In addition to the above, the following
sinks have been cleaned from January /,
1867, to January l, 1868, by the city and
charged to account charity:
1867 February 4, Female Orphan
Asylum, Camp street. ....... 800 90
March !, Home Aged and In.
firm, Second and Tchoupi.
toulas streets. so 90
June rs St. Elizabeth Asylum. 1875 90
August 5, Home Aged and In.
nrm,,.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. so 90
November II, Female Orphan
Asylum, Camp street. 600. 125 90
1868 April s st. Vincent de Paul In
FAINT Asylum. .........,...... 65 90
Total ......--...-............. s5O5 90
The aboys sinks are very properly not
contracted iol by the city, as / am informed
they are frequently cleaned and paid for by
the institutions.
also call your attention to the PROPOSALS
as per ordnance No. Sl2, new series, for
building recorders court, police station
and lookup, duplicated March II to Daniel
Mulligan forthe sum of SIG, 900; securities,
Henry McGuinn, VIM. Bell, and P. Irwin.
Also the right of way of railroad on Vii.
leFe, DumRine MGrais, and other streets, as
per ordinance No. 500, new series, adiudi-
Gated on the 10Th day of May to Orleans
Railroad Company at % 80 of one cent per
passenger. Securities, d. B. McCarty, G, W,
Hynson, B. Slloy, and D. e. Lemarfe.
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
d, E. MANDELL,
NnnNro1Iar
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REPORTS OF STANDING ooMM1rrEEs.

REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
The following report from tho Committee
on Streets and Landings was received, and
the resolution accompanying adopted on its
several readings by unanimous vote after
suspension Of the rules:
COMMITTEE OF STREETS AND LANDINGS.
Board Of Assistant Aldermen
City Hail. May Is, 1858.
To the Honorable the Board Of Assistant Aldermen
GENTLEMEN Yeur Committee have the
honor to report upon the resolution referred
to them authorizing the City Surveyor to
macadamize Magnolia street between Wash
ington street and Felicity road favorably,
as the city lsnow in great need of a good
roadway to connect the jackson Railroad
depot with the river front, and business
generally m that vicinity is suffering for
want Of good commercial facilities.
Respectfully, etc,
F. W. PERKINS,
Chairman;
G. s. EAUVINEF,
J. L. STERRY.
WHEREAS, There is great want of com.
merciai facility to connect the jackson
Railroad depot with the river front in the
upper part Of the city, owing to the want OF
paved street therefore be IL
ResotUed. That the City Surveyor be and
he is HEREBY authorized 70 macadamize
Magnolia street, between Washington and
Felicity road, using for that purpose the
round stones now being broken up in the
city workhoue.
PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS.
A petition ofLouis Ahadie stating that he
is the farmer Of the lie Breton market; that
he has 50 fn paid up his monthly INSTALL
ments, but that in consequence Of the free
markets in theimmediate Aeighborhood the
butchers and vegetable vendors in said
market have al been Obliged to leave,
not being able to stand the com.
petition; chat he is therefore heavy
loser by his contract, and prays for relief
Referred to the Finance Committee.
Apetition ofW. Wonteler for permission to
erect steam engine and boilers on his
premises, No. 2 81. Ferdinand street, third
district, between Moreau and Levee streets.
was referred 70 the Committee on Improve.
ments and Buildings.
a petition 81 Bic occupants of stands At
the Bazar mastet. second district, praying
70 be allowed % sell after market hours,
was referred . he Finance COMMITTEES.
Whereupon NJ. Kearny obtained sus.
pension Of the niles to present the following
resolution, whth was referred to the same
committee;
Be It ordained THAT from and after The
passage Of this 1rdluanes shst article l,o2 Il
Refzssd 0Falaztcss of tie CITY. feovyi
Digest ahaO nft aaalg e Eandors of.drg
aad fancy go1Is oscunying the marked
krQNn g. the AAzaf marEet IN the second
district.
4 petaticn signed BY II police eGicera Of
ahe elty, stating thai IL consequence Of Tia
heavy depreciation 81 tic city currency,
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2. James s. Zacharie, second dys.ict .,.,,
q 4eW Orleans, is hereby appolnl & & ~ M.
Derof the Board Of Aldermen, viCN Il a..
tae aNeQin8ee viii transmit a copy 81 IL
taaezra clfh 10 these headquarters upos
sAAee uf the appointment.
eomnaai q Breret Major General +
~ 11Nan r
THOMAS II. NEILL.
isttn u ls4srf, Bgt, Brig. Cen.
. zlnls i6se Y iseybsn
aad was appc'nl 81 Isl i{ent NON
bal q the Commits oa rsats ana rand
ings
eoAAuAg cA1Ioss Fs3a IS 5eiab 81 f.s,Sv.
AN1 AlDEas
following received ot toacnrfs'1'.A
opted On its frStrsadh
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800 A. NJ, from Albany only--St oppinff
tiops to Syracuse 8 100 p. M and conneai.
=. M via the Auburn Road, reaching Ra
HAS 2. 81, and also with Express Tram VI
rect Road, reaching Rochester at $50 III
falo and Suspension Bridge at 1900 p. ~ q
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THE TnIMBLE.-The name of this little
instrument is said to have been derived from
- thumb H." being at first thumble and
atterward thimble. 1t is of Dutch invcn
ton, and was brought to- England about the
year 1905, by John Lofting, who commcnc-
ed it's manufacture at Islington, near Lon
don, and pursued it with great profit and
success. Formerly iron and brass were
used, but lattcrly steel, silver, and gold have
taken their places. In the ordinary manu-
facturc. thin plates of metals are introduced
into a die, and then punched into shape
In Paris, gold thimblcs are manufacturer to
Il large extent. Fhin sheets of shcet-iron
are cut into dies of about two inches diane
ter. These being heated red hot are struck
with Il pinch into number of holes, gradu-
ally increasing in depth, to give them the
proper shape. The thimblc is then trim
med, polished and indented around its ou'-
or surface with Il number of little holes, by
means of a small wheel. 1t is then convert
cd into steel by the concentration process,
tempered, secured and brought TO blue
color A thin sheet of gold is then intro
duced into the interior, and fastened to the
steel Ivy means of Il polished steel mandril-
Gold leaf is then applied to the outside, and
attached to it by pressure, the edges being
fastened in small groove made to receive
them. The thimble is then ready for use
Those made in this manner do not wear out.
as so many ordinary gold thimbles do, but
will last for years. The gold coating, if cut
away by needles, may be easily replaced,
but the steel is of an excellent quality, and
very durable.
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!" Go it Alone.o
BY JOHN G. SAKE.

There's game much in fashion, L think it's
though I've never played it for pleasure or lucre,
III Whlch when the cards are i'll certain condi,
tions, >
tions, p0'''
ana "A one OF them cries in a confident tone
thlnk might venture to go it alone"
While watching the game. tits whim of the
bards, ~ 'Ao
mora to draw from the skirmish in cards,
q Shd 10 fancy he find in the trivial strife,
Some excellent hints for the battle of Life.
Mhere, whether the prize be ribbon or throne
Inc winner is he who can "go it alone"
When great Gallileo proclaimed that the world
In regular: orbit was ceaselessly whirled
thu got-not conve t for all of his palms.
b9t only derision, and prison and chains
For he knew, like the earth, he could "go it
alone"
When KelpeE with intellect piercing afar.
Discovered the laws of each planet and star:
And doctors who ought to have lauded his name
Derided his learning and blackened his fame;
- can wait, ,, he replied, "'tll the truth you
For he felt in his heart he could ego it alone"
Alas for the player who idly depends,
In the struggle of life upon kindred and friends
Whatever the value of blessings like these
They can never atone for inglOrious case,
Nor coullorl the coward, VINO nn0S with grOan,
That his crutches have left him to ego it alone
There is something no doubt, in the hand you
may hold,
Health, family, and culture, wit, beauty and gold
The unfortunate owner may fairly regard,
As each in its way, most excellent card
Yet the game may be lost, with all these tor your
own, .
Unless you've the courage to ''go it alone"
In battle or business, whatever the game,
In law in love it is the Samc
In the struggle for wer or scrabble for pelf,
Let this be your motto; "rely on yourselfl''
For whether the prize be Il ribbon or throne
The victor is he who can "go it alone.''
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ANEcDoTE OF GRANT.-A correspondent of
an exchange furnishes the following incident, il
lustrating one OF the leading traits in the charac-
ter of our future President:
During the Petersburg campaign of 1864 sew
eral privates were engaged in unloading barrels
of salt horse" from \ transport at City Point
and were in charge Of Il Lieutenant of Il New
\ urk regiment, who took every occasion to
show his authority. To one of his abusive re
marks one OF the privateS made reply, where
upon the Lieutenant administered several kicks
To the offender, who offered no resistance, but
continued on with his work.
y short, thick-sct man, wearing Slouchcd hat
and rather sccdy officers cloak, who had been
standing by Tor some time, lereupon threw or
his cloak and proceeded to help to unload the
Transport. Alter the task was accomplished the
officer dOnncd his coat and cloak, and asked the
Lieutenant in very civil terms, his name and reg
iurut
"Lieutenant-, of thc-NcwY orll Volun-
teers. By what authority do you dare ask such Il
question -
Report yourself Immediately to your Colonel
under arrest, by order of General Grant, for
city to your men, and remember that abuse of
prlvatcs by officers is not tolerated by the present
commander of this army" replied the thick-set
officer, lighting cigar and walking slowly away.
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NOTICE EINBANKRUPTCY. IN

In THE DISTRICT COURT 60
OF THE UNITED STATES, In Bankruptcy.
of North Carolina.
In the matter of William Stephen Clark,
Bankrupt-ss .s.f.:...t
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT A
IN Petition has been filed in said: Court by
VIM. STEPHEN CLARK, in said District, duly de-
clared q Bankrupt, under the Act of Congress OF
March I'd, 1867, for a discharge and certificate
thereof from all his debts and other Claims pro-
vable under said Act, and the Oath day of June,
1863 at 10 O'Clock, A M, at the Office OF Thomas
B. Keogh, Register in Bankruptcy, in Greensboro
Guilford county, N. c. is assigned for the hearing
of the same, when and where all creditors, who
have proved their debts, and other persons in
interest may attend and show cause, il any they
have, why the prayer of the said petition should
not be granted. And that the second and third
meetings will be held at the same time and place.
Dated at Newbern, N. c., on the 1st day of
june, A. D., 1858,
CHARLES lIIBBARD, CLERK.
June G. 1868 ..,- 139-law3t.
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A NICE QUEsTIoN.-Suppose man own
a batteau: he fastens it to the shore at the
foot of Mcintosh street, with a rope made
of straw; along comes pig and gets into
the boat-turns round and eats the rope !;
the boat thus let loose, with the pig on board,
starts down stream, and before it gets to
Kirkpatrick's Bend the Boat is upset and
piggy is drowned. Now, has the man that
owns the pig got to pay for the boat or
the man that own the boat got to pay for
the pig2
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Rates of Advertising.

Ten lines or one inch space to constitute a
square
One square, one insertion. 81 90
Each subsequent Insertion ........... so
Liberal deduction made, by special contract, to
large advertisers.
Court advertisements will be charged 25 pei
cent. higher than the regular rates
SPECIAL NOTICES charged so per cent. highel
than ordinary advertisements.
For advertisements inserted irregularly, 25 pei
cent. higher than usual rates will be charged.
No paper in the South has advertising facilities
superior to the Standard.
Letters must be addressed to
w. w. HOLDEN, w. W. HOLDEN s. SON,
J. w. HOLDEN. / Raleigh, n. c..
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NOTICE BANKRUPTCY.

District Court of the J ..-.. .,....t
United States, In Bankruptcy.
For the Albemarle District.
In the matter of Joseph SOlomOnsky, Bank
rupt-SS.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT ON
IN the I'd day of June A. D., 1868, war
rant in Bankruptcy was issued out of the District
Court of the United States for the Automatic Dis
trict of North Carolina, against the estate of
Jos. SoLoMoNsKY, of the County of Pasquotank,
and State of North Carolina, who has been ad-
judged bankrupt on his petition, that the
payment of any debts, and delivery of any
property belonging to such bankrupt, to
him or for his use, and the transfer of any
property by him are forbidden by law; that
a meeting of the creditors of the said bank
rupt to prove their debts, and to choose one
or more assignees of his estate, will be held at
court Of bankruptcy, to be holden at Elizabeth u
Pool, Esq, Register in Bankruptcy for said
District, on the 25th day of June, A. D., 1858,
at 10 o'clock, l.. m. -. 80:
.if .. t.-F ,-t'. D. r. GOODLOE,
" s. Marshal as Messenger.
Jos. 4. PRATT, U. S. Deputy Aarshal.t
June 13, 1868. r. - 142-1aW3w.