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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-11

The GREAT HARPER's FERRY SUIT-Some
months ago, says the Berkeley Uaion, Mr. Faulk-
ner, the counsel of Jacob b. Brown; of Jefer.
son county. instituted an action OF ejectmeni in
the Circuit Court of Jefferson county, before
Judge Hall, against Daniel Young, to recover
some twenty y-odd acres of land, embracing all
tne Variable water power al Harper's Ferry
Mr Brown claims under a patent from the
commonwealth of Virginia, and denies that
the title of the United States extends to the land
in controversy. The property in dispute is es-
tmated 10 be worth at least million OF dollars
Daniel j. Young, the defendant and the ord
nance officer in charge Of the interests of the
tnited STATES at Harper's Ferry, has twice
moved The court to dismiss the case as to him.
upon the ground that he had not such an inter-
est and possession Of the property as would au.
thorize an action of ejectnent against him. But
Judge Hall has twice overruled that motion,
A few days ago writ Of certi0rari awarded
by Chief Justice Chase, was served upon Judge
Hall, restraining him from further proc eedings
In his cour1, and ordering that all the original
papers in the cause be removed before the Cir.
cuit Court of the United States for the District
OF West Virginia, held at Parkersburg The
right of Chief Justice Chase to enforce obetii.
enca to the writ of certiorGri is not we under
stand, conceded, and some interesting points
Tor discussion may arise before the next Jeffar.
son County Court upon the question O the in.
risdiction Of the State and Federal courts over
the subject in controversy. -t
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The committee appointed by the Right Rev.
Bishop Potter 10 investigate the charges against
the Rev. >. II. Tying. Jr-. which Were preferred
by the Rev. Dr. StubbS. OF New Bruins VIC X.
met In the Lecture Room of .St. Stephen 's
Church, 2Uth street, this morning. Mr. Tying
was charged with preaching ia q Methodist
church In New Brunswick, which DIR. Stubts
claims as his parish, according 70 canonicai
law. The canon under which he is tried. pro-
vides a. follows:
.'No minister belonging 10 this Church shall
ofhclate either by preaching. reading pray.rs,
or otherwise, in the Parish, OF within the paro-
chlal cure Of another clergy man, unless he has
received expressed permission Tor that purpos.
from the member of the Parish or cure, or from
those authorized TO act foT him during has at
sence."
The Rev. Dr. Beach acted as chairman. and
Rev. W. III. Moore a. clerk pro tea. DIR Stubbs
and the h"N. - II. Tying, o., Were present, and
the iather of the latter (ReY. Dr. Tying acted as
MS counsel. together with Judge Fullerton and
Hon. tourtlandt Parker. At one O'Clock the
proceedings were commenced by the chairman,
Who inquired IL the parties Interested desired
the trial 10 be- public. Dr. Stubbs aud Mr.. TynN
replied an the Affirmative. Rev. DIR. Walton, as
one OF the pres-nters, moved thai Mr.. Txng be
called 10 plead 20 the presentment, and he an
nounced that they appeared with Edward Lo-
gan. tsq-. as counsel ana such Other assist
ance a tb''y might call an. Mr.. Tyng. m reply,
stated that the canon required no plea. Th..
chairman then remarked that according 10 the
canon, The respondent having made no confes-
sion h-ior- the court, must be con sidered a. de-
nying the facts charged. Mr.. Tyng sad he
would assent 20 this view of his reply The
court than adjourned tall Monday, the 10th day
of February next. at 10 o'clock, nj the sslicira-
ton OF the counsel OF Mr.. Tyns~-Ntg I0rk E1-
press, lUth.
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CRIMINAL CASES IN ST. MARY's COUNTY,
MD.-What the newspapers call the s'carni al
OF crime" seems To have extended a. far INTO
the country as St. 4ary's county, Md. The
Leonardtown Beacon of yesterday reports three
serious cases in that vicinity as follows
We learn that young man named John H.
Waters, residing in the Factory district, in this
county, was arrested about two weeks since
upon the charge Of shooting and seriously
wounding young man named Clarke, a resi-
dent Of the same district. At last reports.
Clarke was rapidly recovering from the wound
waters has entered into bail, we learn, to an :
swer the charge at the next session OF the gra I'D
jury.
A colored man. named VIM. III. Skinner, was
lodged in Jail on the 21st ult, upon the charge
OF robbing the safe of Geo Ii. Morgan. ESQ
OF large amount of money, checks, drafts. & G.
Nearly all the stolen property has been recov-
cred. and Skinner still remains i'm Jail in default
of bail.
Another colored individual calling himself
Edwin Davis, and late q resident OF Was hing
ton city, was lodged in Jail about a week since
upon the grave charge of committing a rape
upon the wife of John Thompson. eolored, on
the night OF the oath ultimo .a
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~ Indisputable Bonds: The bes, lines "a

~ lndisputable Bonds The best lines 10
lnN.si in-the marriage lines
81 The GRIND Rapids, Mich, Democrat.
pnts up the old ticket, Mcclellan and PendIe-
ton.
~ The first eolored lawyer was admitted 20
the bar IA Tennessee, at Memphis last week.
~ Several nations in Europe. particularly
Ausiria, ale obtaining breech- -loaders froIa
Ain.ri,a.
BF Chicago expended s5Ss.OoO for theatres
and operas during the past year.
~ Mr. J. 3. Clark, the American comedian-
has bstn performing for the past three months
al ~. James Theatre, Lodnon
Ez- The sale of pews in Beecher's church
Brooklyn, took place Tuesday night. The news
and caira chairs were appraised az SO ssl .nd
the prmiurns offered exceeded The sum nv &C.
.aes, making the total income OF the church
from pew rents alone S4s 1850.
81 The Inaugural Of the new Mavor of tos-
Io5, Dr. Shurtlef, Is longer than that =, M.yor
Honmsn Mayor ShlrtlsG lamenis the dsrs-
u.hce OF Boston. and sesms 10 think thai th..
nHs eoNerpment can do much 70 stop It. Iha
Dos'oh Jonrnal, however, advises him that ir
had better siiend 10 its legitimate busiuesS
81 A family i'm Minnesota are trmhls.s ,,,i,,,
Whpirasani manifestations, spiritual or otI..-
Ml~s, IN" house shaking and furniture ratrlin-
ab"ot ma the rooms in A very disturbing and
disagrsrafte manner.
81 Tn. aAuual mseting of th.. New y,,-.
Slai- l,mpefanc" >ociety Will b. held ln ne
eli, of tics. commencing on Tn.s<,is,, rbe -.
o, January and continuing through the a, -
day.
sTThr husband OF Mrs Csl.b has 49,,
ssbie, as caiumnions Lbsiler, suSorner and
an infinouSiy y-unscrupuloOs Slanderer. al-o. a
coward.
~The number OF youths enrolled I'M ob,o
lor school purposes ~ l,OiS.ta5, divid,.d [. -
lows: White males, 5Ut.tes: females a. -.
soierea males, i2'sas, females l2,les.
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VIRGINIA news.

The latest On dif is that the vsstry OF ST. Paul,.
Church, Of Petersburg, propo~- 10 call o. ne.
rectorship OF their church thu Rev. Henry A.
The South West published ~ Christian--
burg. Va, says that he depot AZ that pla,. ..ts
full and running over with produce, awa,ung
sblI ment"
The Officers Of the Virginia IUamigraf,,r
Society, at Lynchhurg, have rc--iyrd no-,o..
from their foreign agents of m" saiiag of con-
siderable Bamber Of Scotch and Englr>h ,Tut-
grant. They may b. sapected IN Lynchbarg.
the Nnglnian says, an a few days.
hhner Marks. an escaped convict from tBe
west lrg,nia penitentiarA, was aTrr-ted rH.-~-
Gay night an Ettricks. suburb Of Ps.tcr-burs,
AZ the reside nee OF hr. Wells, his broth.-r-in-
law, and committed 10 iSil. He was ~.u,-ut.d
To the renitentiary for ssven years. I'm Nav
leoS- for bring concerned IN robbing TN Express
Company oi some sls-uJ0 or s2u.0O0. H. has
TWO escaped from the prnit.ntiary. ~ - a
naive oi Manchester, va, and represent a 10
te desperate villain.
On the nth inst. James o Boyd OF Pis;syl-
vanla county, highly -rrspectad and popular
young man, IN the bloom OF youth and manly
yigor, was dashed against tree by A uatr 6C
runaway horses and instantly killed. under
circumstances the mot heartrendipg His AGED
parents, who lately lost three sons by tho war
Mere locking up 20 him a. the main stay of
The Petersl urg Tader says: The fact cannon
be denied that ther~ is = large nunb.sr OF col
ored persons cut Of eInpioy nent in this cit.
The appearance Of 50 many men. collecting .u
groups upon our str-etS. aud standing t,..r..
idly all the day long. under clouds or IA sun
shine, affords abundant proof N the premi~... -
Joel Miller 4 Co., OF the Piedmont Land
Agency, sold, ON Monday last. 40 acr,.- of
land near Scottsvills. Albemarle county. b.
longing 10 tieorge ". Coleman. 60 Mr. MtfHin
Gsult. of Penn. for st7 per acrs. Also. a farm
OF 10 acres, ths property OF William Sf.s =
near Ii. NJ. Church, 10 Mr.. Nelch. of Mar
land
Several compani's OF the nth regimen. OF
United Stairs infantry have l.fi Richmond.
i u A. f.,..lf fH.s.y.
under orders for South Carolina
John :. Preston has accepted the Invitation
extended by the literary societies OF the I'us-
Nerslty OF Virginia TO address them ON the
final day of the ensuing session
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-11

RAPID INCREASE OF NORTHERN METBoDIss
IN NIRGlAIA--Our readers are already aware
that the Northern Methodist Church OF yir-
ginia and North Carolina a fe W DAYS sine held
Its second Annual Conference in tins city. Ii
was a very harmonious Convention. a vast
amonnt OF business was transacted. and the
church established upon a sure foundation. Ii
Is known as the loyal church, and its ministry
and membership are loyal 10 the core. The RI
Rev. Bishop james, of New Jersey, presided
Ihe STATISTICS OF the past year show a most as
tonishing increase in the membership, and
should IL continue AT the same ratio during the
coming twelve months, the loyal church will
be IN as good condition as any other an the
STATE. The increase in mem bers Were from az,
70 2,Je, in probationers from Is to 25t; in num-
bsr OF local preachers, from 10 %: in numh..r
OF Sunday schools, from 10 20, and in the
number OF scholars there was also an incr.asr
This IL very pleasing showing for loyal Moth
odlsm IN The South.-RicL nnHi RnriSi.r-
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VTLLAIEoUs lMPosITIoN.-We have heard
many persons in this community complain OF
most villainous imposition praeticed upon
them by yenders OF dressed turkeys within tue
past few weeks. The weight is marked upoR
the turkey, and Everything looks "all right, /" -
FAR as outside appearances go, but when the
fowl Is being prepared for roasting. a great big
Sra~, craIhined full OF corn, &c, weighing
concealed upon the insdei This is ..dressing;'
with vengeance. Perhaps the parties who do
up this sort may not be aware OF the fact thaS
this is an indictable offense.-Fredersek mo }
rion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-11
TURNER'S TIC DoULOUREUX Oh
TURNER'S TIC DOULOsREUX eR
UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL,
UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL.

a MFE, CERTAIN, AND SPEEDY CURE FOR NEURAL.
sIA,ASD ALL NERVOUS DISEASES.
IL is an unfailing remedy in all cases Of IAci q
e1ralgia, often enectine . perfect cure in . sin.
. day. No form ef Nery Gus Disease fails tD yield
20 tts magic influence. Even the severest cases o.
Chronic Neuralsis and general Nervous Dersng d
ments OF many yesrs' standing, affecting the sntir.
in 8 few days, or few weeks 1T the utmost. II
contains nothing injurious TO the most delcate sys
tenn and can aiways be used with perfect safety
It 10 in constant lse by the best hysicians, whe
give ~ their nanimous and unqualified approval
s~nt by mail on receipt Of 81 and two postaR
stamps. Sold everywhere.
TURNER CO., Sole Propretors,
oc2 eoem 120 fremont street, Boston, AAA.
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Horrible Infanticide-A Child Supposed to
have been Roasted Alive-Arrcst OF the
Alleged Culprit.
rEro,, ,ho no.-o,,
From the Detroit Tribune, 7thl


Last evening the police arrested Mrs Frecina
hmhrusi, who keeps a boarding house on
Larned, between Second and Third streets on
charge of infanticide, which, if subs tan lated
VIII stamp the defendant as a monstrou wretch
The particulars, as Vet received. are y-ry
meagre, owing 10 the absence of two important
witnesses, but il il believed that enough facts
have been elected TO hold the prisoner
so far as We have been able TO learn, the par
uculars Of the tragedy are these About eigh-
teen months ago A German girl arrived IN this
clty-whether alone or not cannot say-and
IN course of time became an inmate OF Mrs
Ambrust's house. Some few weeks since this
girl, who was known 10 the boarders only by
the name of 'Mena," gave birth 20 n male in :
fant. and about half an hour after the child
had been born, and while alive, Mrs. Ambrust
wrapped IL up IN some rags and threw IL into
the stove, where IL was burned 10 ashes
IL seems almost impossible that the woman
could have committed such 4 horrible crime
butas the oDplaint was made by one of the
toarders-a German-who seems perfectly
sane, we cannot but believe the story until The
contrary is proven. Mrs. Ambrust Is in custo-
dy. and will be- held until the girl. who il be-
leyed TO have been sent 10 Canada. can be-
found. In the meantime, is there if any person
IN the city who can give any information rela-
tive To the horrible occurrence, they should at
once call upon the Superindent of Police aud
communicate whatever facts they may have any
knowledge OF.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-11
KNOW THY DESTINY

AApAME K. Il. THORNTON, the great IN eiish
kUroloes. Clairvoyan Int and Psychometrician, who
has sstenishea the scientific classes Of the Oid
World, has now located herself at Hudson, n. Y 4.
n sdame Thornton possesses such wonderful powers
of second sight as Ia enable her to impart knswl-
edge OF the greatest importance to theesingle or
married of either sex. While in a state OF trance,
she de]D Deates the features of the person you
are 20 marry, and by the aid of an instr Mt Of
intense power, known as the Psychomotrope. guar
husband or wife Of the applicant, together with
date OF marriage. position D life, leading traits Of
character. &c. This 10 no humbug. thOus ands of
tesnmonials can assert. She will send. whom de-
sired, q certified certificate, written guarantee,
that the picture 10 what il rportS to be- BY in.
slosing small lock of hair, and stating place of
blrth, age, disposition and c, mplexion, and in
closing fifty cents and stamped envelope addressed
20 yonrsef, you viii receive the picture and oesr ed
inform aisn by return mail All communications
sacredly confidential. Address. in con 6dence,
MADAME T. 7. THORNTON, p o. Box 223
Hudson. n. Y. ap p3-Dk Reoly
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
AYERS CHERRY PECroR.r.


bVR prsA>Es oF THE THROAT AND LUxGs <x-cH
COEEHs, COLDS, WHOOPIsS Ccu6H,
BRoSCHITIs, ASTHMA, AND
CONSUMPTION.
Prcoabiy never before in the whole history of
medicine has anything won so widely and so desply
Hpos the confidence of mankind, as this excellent
rn~Sy loT pulmonary cOmplsin nts. Throagh long
sI-es OF S-trs, and of the races OF men
II bas risen higher and higher in their estimat
~ u has become better known. les uniform char
SSter ana COVER TO cure the various affections Of
TIE lnngs and throat, have made ii known a q
reiaole protector against them. While adapted
90 mlideT forms of disease and TO young children
mat cs1 be given for iacipient consum ption. AMI
Tie dangerous affections q the throat and lungs,
As PROVISION against sudden attacks Of Crou o. il
ehould be kept on hand in every family. and indeed
As Ji are sometimes subject to colds and coughs
sffs9ould be provided with this antidote for them
snrabe, still great Numbers of cases where the dis
Ease seemed settled, haye been completely cured,
snd the patient restored to sound health by the
CHsRRT PICTORIAL. So complete IS its mastery
ever The disorders of the Lungs and Throat, that
the most obstinate OF them yield to It. When moth
foRsL they sub,idc and disappear.
bon from il.
AsIHn. 10 always relieved and often wholly
cured b. II.
BRONCHITIS is generally cured By taking the
CHIRRY PECIoRAL in small and FREQ uent deses
80 generally ere its virtues known that we need
not publish the certificates Of them here, do more
than assure the public that its qualities fully
maintained.
rREPARED ~
DR. j. G. AVER CO LOWELL, Mass,
Practical and Aadly,ica! Che DliSts.
sold ty an druggists everywhere.
te2S pAV ,eo3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-11

TIE MAINLAND LEGIsLATuRE-In the sen
ate yesterday, the body proceeded TO draw for
the ssiilcation Of Senators, to ascertain who
should serve for two and who for four wears
Messrs, kimmell and benson, of Baltimore
drew the four years term, and Mr.. Snyder the
two years term. Mr.. Clarke, of BaltiInora
county, is also among those Who drew a uckei
for four years. The House adopted an order
directing the Committee on Corporations 10 in
Sure INTO the expeolency OF reporting a bill
creating the Office of superintendent of insur-
ance IN the State. Both houses adjourned until
MopQay DeNt 'A
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.

Reorsa niZation OF the French Army-8r-
bate in the Corps Legisiatif-Cable TeIe-
graph Affairs. &c.
IBy Cable TO the Associated Press.l
PARIS, Jan. 1.-THE bill for the reorgan iza-
ton OF the army is still under consideration in
the Corps Leglslatif.
The article obIiging every Frenchrnan to
serve in the National Guard was adopted last
evening by one hundred and seventy 10 seven
ty-one.
frCm the operation of this article was intro
duced, but was opposed by Mr.. Rouher Dur
ing the debate which preceded the final action
OF the Corps Legislatif Mr.. Rouher said: s'Tbis
article will startle the attentive ears abroad,
and inspire the army which precedes The Ma
tionai q uard 10 the battle field"
LONDON, Jan. 1.-THE directors of the At
lantic Telegraph Company have issued pro-
spectus TO raise n millioR three hundred thou
sand pounds TO purchase all the rights and in
terests OF the Anglo American Telegraph Com
pany in the cable and pay the Indebtedness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-11

THE GOvERNORsHIP OF VIRGrNIA,-The
Richmond Whig says: 'We learn that Gov.
Psirpoint some days ago applied to the Judges
OF the Supreme Court, now in tn, city, for aa
to retain the oftice OF Governor since the expi.
ration of the term for which he was elected
The judges declined to pass upon the question
the Governor was himself so uncertain and
cautious I'm summoning the Board of Public
W orks to take necessary action with reference
to the York liver road. he dated. the snIpmons
himself attend the session ofthe Boa ID. Wheth-
er he has since exercised any Official function
We are not informed."F 4EWAu -.
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THE DISTURBANCES IN HALIFAX
COUNTY, VA.

RICHMOND, Jan. 11.-Lieut Scott, Military
Commissioner of Halifax county, reports to
the commanding officer of the sub-dstrict of
Petersburg that he has succeeded i'm arrestfng
the leaders who caused the recent disturbance
in Halifax county. His report shows that the
affair was not Of the magnitude previously re.
ported.
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WILL CASE EXTRAORDINARY.
How q Millionaire Hired an Agent for a
tottar and Half TO Superintend His
Basine s., and what Came OF IL.


totiar and a Half to Superintend His
Basine So, and What Came OF IL.
suit has been begun in the Chicago Courts
which involves property 10 an amount nearly
as great as that OF ali the real and personal
property Of Chicago twenty years age. This
~ comprised IN a single estate-that of Carl
Gottfried Uhlich, recently deceased. Tho bill
drawn by Henry lhiich against two Of his
brothrrs and j. n. Muhlke, alleges tina; the lat
ter hiss, by fraud, diverted the patsrnal estate
from ITS natural channel for his own enrich
menf. The father. IL rs alleged. was for twelve
years pr1or 10 ms death, November last, Of
weak intellect. tncompetent 10 transact the
business of his large estata; was oppressed
by Authorizations, exhibiting constantly an
unnatural aversion towards stranger; a
great fear that hrs financial rum was about
20 result; a morbid seRsibility upon the
subject Of the Day OF Judgment. Impressed
by this morbid condition he had hired thp com
piainant at one dollar and half TO superlu-
tend ms business, and. in lets. he had. in the
insane idea thai he was being impoYeri- he'd
r.fused to pay TO exceed one dollar per day
The agency OF the son coming thus 10 a conclu-
sion, he says thai MuGike became the adviser
aud agent of his father, which was followed
by The isolation OF the old man. and. as il
charged, the subsequent conveyance OF the
bulk Of the property 10 his agent, az the result
weakened mind.
The object of the bill is to search iu,o the
conNeyaRces made Uhlich, who died intesuate
although he had made frequant Wills which
had been a. frequently revoked and .stroy.d.
The search n - sought TO follow by n decree
Tor paI uiion among the heirs, and mea ntiIne an
injunction has issued TO Restrain any sale or
inCumbrance of the estate.
Perhaps stronger allegations Were never made
out OF the realm of fiction. The prospects are
thai Chicago is going 10 beat the world in will
a. well a. divorce litigation. The Tyler Ciard-
ner mUss is nowhere; and even the noted Low
land case, which the Hub il accustomed 10
boast of along with Bunker Hill Monument
and the big organ, and in which hundreds OF
thousands hung in the balance of a mathemat-
lcal calculation OF chances in regard 20 the an-
thentlcity OF a signature, will be cast into the
shade. twill ne questioned whether insanity
deyeiopes the strongest types IN out Of So
called insane asylums, should the above alIe-
cations be made good.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-11

The WORKING PEoPLE.-The newspapers of
Maine say that manufacturing m thai State
during the past year has been without profit
But few mills can show any gains as the
result of their operations. Nearly all mills
carried large stocks during the rapid decline
cotton. The 1ftna Mills, Of Newtown, Mas
sachusetts, will be run on full time this
winter. but with wages reduced ten Der cent
The New York papers report that some ffty
workmen were discharged from an iron foun-
dly an West Chester county, in that State
last Saturday. The Montauk steel and iron
works, the Mott iron works, in Mott Haven
and other manufactures in West Chester coun-
~. have also reduced their working force A
strike among the cigar makers in a tobacco fac
tory Al Troy is reported on account Of the en-
ployment OF hands who were not members Of
the Cigarmakers' Union. Some Germans of
Patterson, N. j., are going 10 found a ..co-op-
erative" colony in Kansas. IL was stated in a
recent debate in Congress that there are en-
ployed in the Portsmouth IN. H. navy ward
l,4ei men; al Boston, 1877: al New York. >. 49n;
at atPhiladelphia, 2,06I; at Washington, l.0-l, and
enough more at Norfolk. Pensacola and Cali
fornia TO make i'm all 10000 men.
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

~ BANKRUPTCY NOTICE
Il MIS- is TO GIVE NOTICE, That on the l0sh
dap Of Jsnuary, A. D., 1865, warrant IN bank
ruptey was issued against the estate of ELIZA
J. LAKE: of the City of Washington. Of said
District who has been adjudged a bankrupt ON her
and delivery Of any property belonging to
such bankrupt. 10 her for her and the trans
FER of any property BY her, forbidden by Law;
that meeting Of the creditors of the said bank .
rurt, 10 prove their debts, ani to choose one or
nore assignecs of her estate. will be held at Court
Of Bankruptcy 20 be holden at the CITY Hall in the
City OF Washington, before J sayles Brown. Reg
liter on the 18th day Of January, A. ID. Iss at 10
o'clock, an DAVID =. GOODISG,
q. 8. Marshal, ID. c., as Messenger.
January II ISIS N