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SPAIN.
The Provisional Government Fore
WARM ed and FOrehrmedI


4 circular of Senor Sagosta has been pub.
Hshed stating that the Government while
resolved TO defend the cause of the revolution,
is, at the same time, equally resolved TO main.
tain the credit of the country and the future
to overcome ali obstacles which may hinder the
attainment of that patriotic ohjecJ. The civil
governors are, therefore, recommended TO be
on their guard against reactionary maneuvres,
the object of which is TO cause partial disturb
ances, or to break up orderly public meetings,
in the hope that the Government may thereby
be induced to deprive the citizens OF the right
10 hold them. The circular adds
"In this the reaetionists deceive themselves.
The civil Governors have the means to prose-
cute and punish all such criminal manouvres
Bcribed by existing laws. The Governors must
warn the people that the demagogues who thus
attempt TO unsettle affairs are nothing but
agents of the two Bourbon branches. Under
all circumstances the Provisional Government
has resolved boldly to pursue the path OF
liberty, and to guarantee order, and punish all
who may make the slightest attempt against
The rights which the country has achieved"
Interview with General Prim.
Parts (NoV. 3O) Cores. London Daily Ne1Os.
The OaatLois, which in the early stages of the
Spanish revolution received beyond all doubt
exclusive Information from General Prim, has
to-day some information from It's special cor
respondent at Madrid, Nj. Angel DE Miranda,
which / believe to be authentic His letter,
dated Madrid, November rs, says Jnat ne had
an interview with Prim on November ~, ana
that the General used the following words
81 authorize you to declare that nave not,
and never shall have, any politcai~ relations
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TIE .FAR " EST.
Special Despatch to The EUe,ltt0 Iese graph.
Whe New Denver Pacific Railway.

DENVER, Dec. 15.-The annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Denver Pacific Railway was
held yesterday, and reelected Governor John
Evans President. The old Board of Directors
was reelec ted, with but one exception. The
entire capital torthis road, amounting TO over
$3.50, 600, has been advanced by citizens of Dem
ver The road was organized only a few years
ago and is now entirely graded aud track lay
ing will be commenced this winter or early in
the spring.
CHE Northwestern Mails.
OMAHA, Dec. 15.-The Union Pacific Railroad
Company has notified the Post Office Depart
ment that the road is ready to carry mails to
Evanston, nine hundred and 6fty.seyen miles
west OF Omaha.
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FINANCE AND COMNERCE.
OFFICE OF THE EVENING TELEGRAPH
IuEAdAY. Dec Il

Tuesday. Dec as 1868. !
There is more demand for money, but the
rates are without any material change. Call
loans rule at 6g7 per cent. Firstclass mercantile
paper ranges from SG10 per cent. per annum.
The Stock market opened very dull this morn
ing, but prices generally were frmer. Govern
ment securities were a fraction higher.
Railroad shares were inactive. Reading sold
at 483@484, an advance of }; Pennsylvania
Railroad at 539@5SS, decline of 4; Camden
and Amboy at 1929, no change; and Minehill
at 81, no change; 60 was bid for NorrlstoWn
553 for Lehigh Valley; 294 for Catawissa pre-
ieIred; and 4S for Northern Central.
City Passenger Railway snares were dull.
II was bid for Thirteenth and Fifteenth; 10 for
HestOnVille; 334 for Green and Coates and 295
for GeTmantoWn.
Bank shares were in demand for Investment
at full prices, but we hear OF no sales.
In Canal shares there was very little moVe-
ment Lehlgh Navigation sold at 2St6D2S},
slight decline. 20 was bid for Schuylkili Navi-
cation preferred; 70 for Morris Canal preferred:
and 80 for Wyoming Valley Canal.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES TO-DAY
Reported by De Haven d Bro, No. 20 s. Third stree
BEFORE BOARDS,
100 oh Read 4s}S
,. ~, FIRST board.
.sSS tsSGlS q 'h P'nRs & 3s s
sSSS EsR 5s Ens Sc oP 3D. s5 95 DO
loshC & Am,::"....,"l293 @ sh MInehill.;.:..:
S e 'n h'd sR sR 81 sH Nich dos =
by Narr Il Ladner, No. 30 South Third Street.
l0'00 a. NJ. 1864 1900 NJ. 1859
1871 " 1861 1922 p. NJ. 1853
1926 1854 1926 1851
-Messrs. Jay Cooke Co. quote Govern
ment securities, ETC., as follows:-U. S. 6s OF
1881, Il48@ll45; old 6-2Os do, llO5@Ill new
52Os, 1864, lO7GllO74; do, 1865 1O750lO8b; 5-2Os
July, 1865, llO@llO4; de-, 1867, ll0b@llOs; DO,
1868. ll030 ll0S; l0-40s, 105400l055. Gold 1854
Third street, report the following rates of ex.
change today at P. M.:-U. s. 6s of 1881. ll45
0ll44; do. 1862, ll069llO8; do, 1864 1O6B@
nos; do, 1867, new, O9I@ll6t; do, 1868, li04
@9ll0S; do, 6s, l0-40s, l05B0l05s. Due Com.
pound Interest Notes, l9l; Gold, l350l35l.
Silver 13ObMl32h
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THE EUROPEAN MARKETS.
This Mornings Quotations.

LoNCoN, Dec. l6-A. M,-Consols for money,
twenties, 74t. Erie Railroad, 27; Illinois Cen
tral, 96
LIVERPOOL, Dec. ia. M.-Cotton is tending
downwards; the sales of 10 day are estimated at
5000 bales.
Flour 6rmer but not higher,
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The market is OverstOcked with Cabinet
furniture.
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H u R O P H.
Mail Dates to Dee. 3.
Executions at ROme-TwO Young
Men Gnilletined-AffairS in
Spain-Reverdy john
son and the Ame-
can Press.
Etc, Etc. Etcp Etc. Etc, Etc.

BY an s1Tival at New York yesterday we have
European advices TO December3 g.
ROME.
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This AiternoOn,s QuOtatIOns.

LONDON, Dec. l5-P. M.-Conscls for money,
92A; and for account, 923@924. Fivetwenties
dull at 743. Railways drner but not higher.
LIvERPooL, Dec. l5-P. M.-Cotton easier but
not lower. Breadstufs UNCHANGED. Pork fiat
at Sos. Sd. Refined Petroleum, Is. 6Bd. Cotton
AT Hayre is declining.
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HaVTe ls ueCIIDIDB'
This Evenings Quotations.

LIVERPOOL, Dec. 1920 p. M.-Cotton easier,
but not lower. Manchester advlces are less
favorable and cause a dullness. Wheat drmer,
but not higher Corn, 5SS. Cd. Peas, 46s.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-26
THE sr. LOUIS ARrEsIAY WELL FAILURE.

Dr. Charles w. Stevens, Superintendent, has
addressed letter TO the judges Of the ST. Louis County
Court containing the facts concerning the Aresan well
at the County Insane Asylum The Doctor says:
The depth Of the well Is 1855 feet and tho work Is
progressing az the rate Of about two feet in every f
sian OF the lower slesan rocks water s;ands
in the well uniformly at point within about las feet of
the top that have column OF water 3,llO feet in
depth Prom observations made during the progress OF
the work, t Is known THAT pure ana fresh water dis
charges into all that section Of she well within 100
800 feet u the top Prom this section 10 about lSOQ
feet Wat9P similar taat Of the wei ~ Bechers Sugar
Refinery comes and In all she hover section. have
an intensely strong brine There upward down.
ward currents In the well OF any consequence, as
Is demonstrated by the fact that can draw
fresh water fFsm The upper eeetion Boleher water
<.aIn the middle and sat water from the lower see-
ton THAT thore lateral currents of considerable
noWcr a pPGSed by the fact that the debris or borns
have a different pee and for DAYS tn succession
been washed away SO S9a nothing could b. raised by
mud sand pump This has frequently OcourEed in
each section 10 was anticipated that on reaching the
third sandstone which anderlies she third magnetism
limestone an abundance Of pure wateF would DO found.
and that IL would rise aud flow at the surface a. this
rock generally known great waer bearing stfatun
The rock however was perforated and found 20 ps spos
100 feet In thickness, and all predictions uuNefned
there change either in she quality or quantity ot
the water In this sandstone are found the ceebfated
Bryces Spring and other great springs OF te Nasats
River. have recently had frequent Conversations WIN
one Of our most eminent geolgist WHO gives II s ms
opinion that We cannot Obtain resa water W deePes
pOriag,
New-York tribune., 1868-08-26
Sutton SuI,s Of 8tal estatt.

Jrsrus NJ PHHLrs, Auetionee-
A UCTION SALE of HOUSE and LOT at
n Port Riebmoud T-PHELPS. FALLON CO. No 81 Pi1est
" viii al AUCTION 90 THURSDAY, sept lb5 az O'Clock
R1chauge Saers1m III Broadway HOUSE and LOT at
Richmond L. three minu walk from lsndng on the water op
pote Bergen house twoso and atac ame bnl u' man
ner 35I3l; marble mAnes gas throughout iafnsoe No &c
barn. carriage hOue vita for mau &c lo' - s oL 20 t
running fOm shoe road 10 water very 1esoe Ilel
Wiue aud SHauAer u eay Terms auu uIalet rs
Ohcs of PHILIPS, FALiOH Co.. NO. . fllts1, y. /
4 DJOURNED COMMISSION Frs, SALE.
~ The subscribers. Commissioners spp"uie D 'lAV
HlchRs1 deceased, will sell the said
LANDS At PUBLIC AUCTION
on TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER J. 1862
ook of hst day at the late homestead Of deea,rl miles
from Patetsop the old HIiurgh Turnpike roag le onu' %
Wayne Passsc Cosu the highest bidder Inc ani' 'lsN' Of
TIE following, to Wit. ...o- ,,,.---
Homestead with bliLlngs, coutanlg ll6 = l sores
A al 1Ang tie containing ~ 90 N s,ies
.sath 0i aaa adjoining lst Nact, containing w O -e
A Osth of si unpke asl opposite % ua' CONTAINING %
D., -..t.i.. "A 49,.
s. tract nsr sfHoretesd beag wood lot containing 10 acres
A lot 81 sib tract. 4nr- , 13-lOl acres.
De- the ohce r., als0al tAe"Ae OF D.
'Hh'N w. ~ '''''"' '' ' % BENJAMIN GRRvE
SAMUEL N0UILY.
gEIAH J. VAN RIPPER.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-26
GENERAL REAL ESTATE ITEMS.

ts,e Monastery in West Hoboken, Nj
GENERAL REAL ESTATE ITEMS.
Providence talks of building 100000 opera
hease . ,,:
There is said to be but one marble building
IN Chicago. ., %
A Roman Catholic church is to be erec'eu d.
Westyiue, Conn., ,14 4Lo
Mott Haven is to be further Improved ~ ''
erection OF u new houses -, 1,,,L;re,
M. Oliver Charlck hSs sold tho fluShlhg
Railroad Tor the third umo. =.
Pronertv on Mill Hill, n. j.. has lncteaseu III
value 80 per cont during the pas Ie" !eai"
Tbo Womsutta Mns Corporation, az New
y.o5fard Ms contemplate building another miI'
Tie Roman Catholics of New-Haven propose
"a ern.ud S000C0 the erection OF 81 Mary ChuIch'
w ". Armstrong. Of The CieuelGnd Pta'n-
I,e, i, the possessoT Of nice mansion for whion lac
some enterprising gentlemen have purchased
~ aores Of Camden Meadows On the COoperS Creek
side Ot the city.
Mr. Charles Brothwell has purchased one of
the new yellow HOUSES West Satest, above Iraustan-
ave, bridgeport, for $4,000.
Double lots fronting the bay at Clifton. s. l..
sell $1,000 each lots at the OF the bay seu tOt
sJa5 ANA % few FOR 500 each.
Thirty-hye housolots in Stratford, Conn, oppo-
site thc h factory across tie river near tue biUsepOt
uue, have been sold Tor about $4,000.
Seventy dwelmg-h some Of them very
daring the present least 100 Will be completed
The site of the First Unyersahst Meeting
htus. Of Providence T. H. Is 80 become the site Of dry
goods tu5slmeu IL Il ~ A. H. stewart, OF this city can
Ubtdtn pO,> session.
Au exchange speaks Of one estate in Louisiana,
Va some 5000 acres choicest land. which recently
SOLD Tor s5OJ0 whe the dwelLn g-hOuse and sHgarHIl
HlOHe cost more than $4,000.
Mr. Puebasco of Cincinnati is said to be the
rioic- muH iu Ono. lie S20OOO house u tAc midst
" acre lawu and possesses beautiful picture gallery
~ well as q large and choice library.
4 man in Preston, Conn, who found two Old
ruppcr- ou Dis land srashtway advanced the price OF
Ur property s UuO The owner of the laud in lryugoH,
y J WIrIcou pluu-hcd up plstarecn ought 10 de
mdud llgI figure for his acres
The Ice Pond" at New-R Rochelle, which was
lpig declared to De public nuisance will soon De
among The things that were, John stephenson, esq the
coach and builder having purchased the entire prop
rrty and commenced 20 dram of the wafer All the low
iiud. tlt locality also 10 be thoroughly drained
Br stephenson has his proposed residence well advanced
lu construction now, and next year IL viii duuDteealy be
I'm a condition 10 receive hls family and friends
New-York tribune., 1868-08-26
Summit Erty,lts.

NYtCN ON THE IUDSON-A retreat for
- lid loAEptH> ord lNiitN i..>' N> .. '-n'a
200 .fE fif..i
t.rt beautiful.
-...roUIi .u1ts Sing tt- Ml l0ffr r-'"us WIN r
Ha ura .t iuf..'f
.ai.r4aa Hadesai-ueL Esel-se -I'n alir
c,TFTsON HOUSE, Long Branch, y. J.-Par-
= f. v.a rre ROOMS a.ru-' ' suHer a Dol taken
40 i,.acea rates. ar4 ahor Lth Aue. .. .....
VVIE TAPPAN-ZEE HOUSE. Nyuck ON the
t.l. Ia. .r.-s aI g.. E...saI Ia.ti.t ualrf r above
.a.r5 r..,I .t.r- tHr Unf# H'.. August. a.i pore o
,.rf.,,.r and E,a az "a t.s Summer r.f.rl.
D. d. MAEsUEIp. Irorr,tor
New-York tribune., 1868-08-26
Gopartnrrsbp 0otites.
4 IMLrEn SPEOIAL PAETNERSMIP.-N

! lNi ~ ~ ~ - = ~ '' - 49, ',,'
Of general aui commission business in ne CIV ~ New
lork bs. been bg and Ueseen hDW ARD SMITH
WILLIAM D. HOFFMAN .ui JANIS &. LAfNN6, al 81 present
ofc cg of York rar'uau 90 aua b virtue Of The h
t. .f M - uf,r of the Revised ,tltutrs Of
- aI the se,s amrndaor thereof AID 10 a4''H
ls name ar ar under which ue aid partnership 10 De- con
tr.I k SMITH HOFFNiAN Go. Tie general uatlre OF the
- r-4I. Z, b. t-l-.t-tri bT lc SAID partnership general
,r.are commission business The uau- Of al i ggorf'! 9ni
.ta in tlr said paHrcrsup EDWARD SMITH,
WILLIAM HOFFMAN luI JAMES e. LANNlNG iu which partner
@ ts .sd EDWARD SMITH and WILLIAM = UoFfMAN ar ihe
.,. p..,fs .uI f. sI JAMES a. IANNlNG b thr Nprr al
Iasr .. t.f re place. oi residence s Il prrs,g l
Yar .rH ,t. of ya4-lp The sad JAMES g. LANNlNN
. -h -r rr...f BE-. he stock u tle -
r.t,s,r 5 Ol' one hl1ci and thirty h'e Nousand
uu....s Iu cash g. A. G..
II, pr vh.t te 50 partnership IS % commence tte tr
& b. oi If"
ea.ssos ~ Struhsr, s. d. li ani t' ',l co
rttI...U.q flc tra.
Isls4il s. d.. 1872 .i Nrs YORK Cty, Augas' l1A
howard SMITH
WILLIAM T.. HOFFMAN
EAMES q. LANEfNG.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-26
no RAILROAD CONTRACTORS.--Se.
4orsrs. 6s1rri1nts. &t.

AT HENRNs CITY AUCTION MART,
~ Br,say and Ttirtrrntht regular public sales Of HORSES
CARRIAGES HARNESS RUGS WHIPS and everything neoe ia
rlIlg driving. held WEDNESDAY sad SATURDAY
year "a ooz Bsye will aaays Dad uamber Of
Homes uhc light aang aui heavy work. Il these sles
especially advertised Dot Tn ages, ssormeOi u
second tarrige and yaret' % Hr AS4gs
hand; PARK Phaetoa, by Miner Stephens
New-York tribune., 1868-08-26
UNITED STATES ByGINEBRs OFFICE
No % Wrsr lloUsrOs-sr., NEv-l0EK, Aug. 5. 1873.
CFATED PROPOSALS will be received a

IslrEn ByGNEBEs OFnCE.
Nc. 20 WFsr loUsrOssr, NEv-lORK, Aug 5, l"6.b
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
y untl % - Sauril, September s. 1903 for the
the SCOTLAND stustea the South
Channel. Sandy Hook \. J.
40 material pertaining vessel he removed
IT shall
be deposited ahrr removal beioa high saer mark
be completed by Deo-uber I. 1902
The wreck all Dee divided three sections dTing toe
from the bow into three J equal portions When the first
0l beginning the bow has been she prescribed depA
according foregoing conditions ouequarer q the stipulated
price When the secoud section has beep
quarter Le price above will be paid and uha the
De- paid provided that She wsFk sha be prosecuted ai hushed IN the
order above g.ycu
Proposals the money asked or the remod
of r rk She CONTRACTOR receiving nothing from tue proceeds q tue
Uanay favor of the ali is aesst she
proceeds Of tle material aud removed
Proposal. Dr. accompanied y Elaa ot tive responsible
that the L.ider Sl execute a contract
The proposals Ed guaranty HA be the mrn 10 be sb asaed at this
oGcc
No exceeding h.odred Sound dollars via be eosrtaiasd
JOHN NkBTON.
Leut.COL BuCiaes, Bvt MaorGcn. y. S. A.
rVO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS Sealed
proposal, viii be red mt Of WEDNESDAY. SepsbeT
G Tor GEADU AIION and MASONRY 81 that poiOa of the
sol I PACIFIC RAILROAD n the state ~ Missouri betveu tie
present L Pey and hNy miles south of said
terminus The work % b cSasact, sr b. sections according 10 he
WorS 70 1r,hao paynea he made Horuas
10 cash
The Company reserve right reicc, and al bus
Prop Ss i directed ANlkhN PIERCE ir, Managing ~
rector Oce CoupaHv sixth aad Wauut ~
Missouri all prot viii be exhibited sad information
given b. T. MCkSoOCk Chief Beginner ~ b lloh Vic Presi
l,at PBANCIS B. HAYES. President
boston August p
New-York tribune., 1868-08-26
NORTH WEsrERN EooLEy MANUFACTURES

To the Bditer Of The Tribune.
SIR: In your excellent article in THE TRIB-
UNB Of Aug Is on the Exposition Of the WOoen
Manufactures OF the North West you made mpOrtant
mistake which beg leave TO correct.
You say that there only ~ WOoen mills In the
Northwest It is that only 50 mills repre-
sented in the Exposition. but here the correct sta
ti.s IA. giy IA the EXpOstOn:
New-York tribune., 1868-08-26
S1ltOOing GarOs, dc.
Printing.
QropUslIs.

UstrEp SrlrEi BSGtNEzR OTUcE. No n w. HorsroSsT,}
NEg-YozK, Au-us. 20 1898.
IMPROVEMENT OF HE'LL GATE, n. Y
of bos- intending bid for the removal Of rocks
the couHact wi
The lowest TO hhier The tune wsies the
proposes performing the work Well rs The char
a cabiHty VII
W be contract JOIN NhN ION
o Col Eugtnrtrs and Bvt MajJrGeH L. y A.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-26
6orporliion llOlitts.
Orrpr oF rur NfrRorpLT. EotHo or llE,rru.
- - ------- -------- - ----

'ff "t w Hti,'' & 'l4. 80 to'' t ,. ,t ~
At % MEETING of the METROPOLITAN
hst .r tt .0l Jay OF Aurass l Toe osus resoaous
a ra, Oh, aIss.rs be s.,at..so additional oruaac,
f i'ar oa' TO ,t.I,r[ , u he 'oi 'o' ana 'h'' Tie
Et Irt ro tt, sslne. Is ~ cr, ha he dnsea through
~ ,tert between i.sr. of eJtf me 1rHJ lu nr0 hors
lr-, ,f urH.t "or7 nor ,.' a.y 'le.p BE- aefg dr,ga
gg .s. re a,g .iaI more haa tregH oia ~ more
a.g s.. ls .a,sa or-.ssr. anl uer shall. To- the Csy
al Nst.l... ts 90 dt'ea. on'y tA'osso tue i'lo'ms
An,5 G,, Ja-' l md ca 80 .,,,'N % ,r gan. e't.h,
.. , ~ E. ...,. SUI avenue 'r,a Caunrr .,r,c to
ls Taeal ts-t f. y,, ,e., 20 rrssu a'elae Thirty hd
h.t+H street Aa,.' .'' .' .'.'L , a. 80. - t 80,
,o.f1 street i A4'.s gg q, ''. erect f1i ' ola ''sr,
c. rsrl ,5 se,,a.,.aats ,,rsst street Com Ii
l,,la- To- Astoria reri Sn,tr Narh stress, on Tr t Fnh
s,,.or. b.rar. r t trr, rn second to .ia -snaei
street, Ma1llur street eat cs:h. f Second saa hggath
,re l-.,a s-,uir.rata s-,es auI OncLlulrvi t,Hh
Street. Esam ,r,ass hon sate'h a'est % Mrool0.,
lr a,.uss 'r,a farsth SIi,h ,irec n'r sa.
' sst' ..''p 't'e pie &c c',,ss .r as.,a o., , I' or
1,,,, ,a ac.arp'e stI l oa.aaaoe disye .l,e
lrg le C q N-5lort by or boli' nav be- driven from
r ,.te yr ,hrsu.b o., All aycDa, -e.iu.ed without
number roui, th,J scy pr L5 rot Iess than
tf That Ordnance 40 len being tbe srrru il ~ the Code
a ,,b O5irsrs amended b. tu.ug neat amer the Hod
.trHe therein. tts following W"rk VIZ.
-I. .rv u.ruu. %
, public ',','l lj,s' l, n I i' I ,r , e. or s rr
one fog un- srchJog shah be- selite msAc controlled
to rntlHgrr
a. % Thai ~ Of the cec II Soat' Ordinance be aud
l. .r,Uy sllr1.c4fo read as il"us.
$40 10 T r,rN sssee tenant auc Orspaht 81 stall
ss of auarmutn which any hor rur 81 swine or any other
animal sh. tept fauy place Whi,h hg1d DIS
rfr shall o't ancnmuihic within te hlnp
portion village sH usc sad hd and Hlnue o. De 80
place prevent offensive 20
eu stu m an t'rz keep ~ h. kept such stalls
static and auartuetis and The iusge. Tar aD appenaner There
Of m -ay ossne iuou tai DO offensive smell dei
sha be allowed 20 escape te eh0 aud when "ithn
m hundred any occupied dwelling has Of any mahgAcioy
rher f,ae persons snp@fta, w rmo'aI noun
dc ts. I nos ba max sA the reissr nom TIE
stable allowed srct ~ place new 5seh stable any
t.. 4f.,n siyb o8sck sad r O'Clock Eyev such sial
,is or apartment where hors cN Kept sai nave th under
gsgpi .d property covered yauf Of n f ihan s1 four
trt a.. cs,ty m Superintendent Assistant huprunirndrh
r r-et Pefnir 10 0" regularly tpeItei 10
10. p..fj ree sALng such pssO1al william sa4s hoHf. .
II GEORGE B LiNCOLS President
New-York tribune., 1868-08-26
lloticrs Of ganErnpitr.

4 SSIGNEE's NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
~ IA a.. IJ Csaf Cni states tlr Is Iowa.
HaBlrsrlc, ls uis aIor q u. d. CLARK. Blntmt 10
WHOM IQ Man CONCEEN: The auierglr becbr iotcr Of
bis appointment as AsSGNE II The sa of H. D. CLAM Iowa
Pals & Cotuf of ta.n W Aaa pslnfi aHs Nf' " p" VI on
the ID. IDt alal bsAkIsId t st.ou "
LHssa b e U <ri Cont :. sad bsct-pe % l'yl'atof' The
A.r lss ~ W JAMES WM GRFBR. Asigr,e.
A SSICNEEs NOTICE of APPOINTMENT.
~ ae Dhtn as tinted stats b. e district Of Iowa
BAsKHr.rrt Ii NHi g.. hhkbL banlfilt
10 WHOM ~ MAY CJNChEN re 1trsasd beles gfes nou@
oi as sppgutleut - 'e o7ii'c 81 HnN :" heAn'.
iauasi m ps Cs.uI of ssbor District. and who
"a lh aa oflara D. J5 dudel blnktur upon ihe
lmself Ly zoe src Goz q rso si Dstnot-Da4Ai Il
AGgI9Iasss JANts GREER Ass'Frte.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
Il STATEs fs de EASTERN DISTRICTS PENNhiLNANlA-in
Ba.krufty-st P6A1de, Au ll l11 TIE undersigned hereby
gives notice hs appointment Assignee Of WILLIAM PEI hI %"
lIaI.. m te COUNTY a ph0c.a and State of fsrnsftl
within tI district who DIS been judged bankrupt upon bs hIe
Bankrupt WM. yODGES Asslaee
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New-York tribune., 1868-08-26
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