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THE CITY OF ROCHESTER,.

The city of Rochester IN. ~ is one OF the
most nourishing and attractive towns in the
interior OF the country. It is located on
both sides of the Genessee river, but seven
miles from Its entrance into Lake Ontario. The
Genessee river affords unlimited water power,
full advantage OF which has been taken by the
inhabitants, especially in the department Of
-four manufacture, the Touring mills being
perhaps the most extensive OF their kind In the
United States. The "a mills which were in
operation In 1850 had O capacity for producing
over 7OOe barrels day. The town was settled
in 1872, and was incorporated as city In 1884.
Its rapid progress in all the elements of pros
perity Is indicated by its great increase In
por ulation, which in 1860 amounted to $4,000
and In 1865 to about go 600. The Water Works
Company OF the city, which keep even
pace with the other institutions of
the city, have thrown limited amount of
their first mortgage seven per cent. bonds upon
the Philadelphia market. These reliable aud
profitable securities may be obtained Of Glen
deDnipg Davis the agents in this city, at No
4S s, Third street, at the low rate of S7% per
cent, with the accrued interest from the first OF
July last The interest is payable semi.annu-
ally, in January and July, and altogether the
bonds present one OF the most desirable invest
ments now obtainable. In this connection, the
following correspondence is OF INTEREST,"
Mr.. A. FL. Nicolay wrote, July 2S, 1868, to
John Williams, Esq, President of the RooH
ESTER WATER WORKS COMPANY. desiring to
know the condition of the Water Works of that
city, also to ascertain the time when the COM
pany contemplated introducing the water in
she City of Rochester, to which he received the
following reply, together with a long report of
the Chief Engineer Of the Company, under
whose direction the works are being con
structed, giving an explicit and interesting &C
count In detail OF the enterprise, and furnish
Ing information worthy OF perusal, q copy OF
which is herewith attached.
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cSSmIleted conn, with the force then employed. in
about TWO weeks.
sonih OF the Henrietta Reservoir, and to con-
necI win the storing reservoir at Richmond
covered up. A large force is at work opening
Lne IIenches, and quantity OF pipe is ready to
brnst. pe Iadu. Ihls work was progressing before
month. '
=, Another pipe factory is being established at
,Sicnmonu Mills, and when harvest is over aud
laborers plenty, extra force will be put at work
on tne different sections, as to ensure a COM
pietlon OF the work at the earliest possible
The large reservoir at Richmond Mills will
oe completed simultaneously with the other
Considering the extensive preparations
MADE, the facilities for prosecuting the work,
harvest, and the quantity of material provided
l have every rea>on to expect that the work
VIII be ready for the Introduction OF water into
the city during the early part of November.
Ihls Work, when completed, Will be OF q ohar-
soter unsurpassed by any water works in the
country: hocnester. with population of 70, 900,
and fast increasing IL on limestone forma.
Con, and, consequently, has none but hard
reach of the river and canals. and when fires
occur are entirely unprotected, so much so,
effected without diffioulty. Along the line of
the pipe the farmers and villages have been
almost without water for the last two summers,
except what they have hauled from long dis.
tances In barrels, wells having become dry on
the whole route OF the supply pipe through the
water. takers.
These works Will cost but little to operate
them, the water being supplied and distributed
Dy gravltatton, with an abundance beyond q
question or contingency, of very excellent soft
water (see analysis OF waters In accompanying
reporD, from source one hundred and seventy
feet above the distributing reservoir, which is
one hundred feet above the city OF Rochester
From careful enumeration of the uses which
viii be made Of this water In the city, and the
villages and farms through which the pipe
passes, 1t Is estimated that the rental from
these works will not be less than Sl60 900 yearly
accompanying is my report, made in l860
Respectfully submitted,
CSigned) DANIEL MARSH,
Chief Engineer II. w. w,
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CHARLES STOKES & Co., Charles Stokes & Co.,
To buy your Clothing surely go.
Charles Stokes g. Co., Charles Stokes & Co.,
Clothes well made-prlces low.
Stokes First class Clothing Store,
In CheBnut street S24
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ROCHESTER. August 3. 1858.

IsUOuHS1HR, hUBUSI IoOo.
Mr. A. III. Nicolay-Sir:-Yours asking lnfor-
nation respecting the Rochester Water Works
Company, was received few days since.
Having been confined to my house by slck-
ness for the past two months, could not an
swer you as fully as desired. 1, therefore, ad-
dressed the Chief Engineer in charge, request
ing him to give me full statement, which
send herewith, and have every reason to believe
the report to be a correct statement of the work
Yours, respectfully,
JOHN WILLIAMS,
President Rochester Water Works Co.
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DRINK the famous Arctic Soda Water and read THE
EVENING TELEGRAPH. at Hillman's News Stand, at
North PENNSYLVANIA Depot,
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FINE CUsToM-MADE BOOTS AND SHOES for Gen.
tlemen. Bartlett No. SO South Sixth street, above
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CT T Y 1 TIE NJ s.

BARGAINS offered In Summer Clothing and in
Summer Goods made to order TO close out stock.
Assortment still good. but being rapidly closed out
Allprices guaranteed lower than the lowest else.
where and full satisfaction guaranteed TO every pur
chaser. or the sale cancelled and money refunded,
FVth and = TOWER HALL,
Sirth Streets 1Is MARKKT ST.,
PHILADELPHIA,
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EAST INDIA TELEGRAPH.

| EAST INDIA TELEGRAPH.
r. ECTRIC TELEGRAPH In CHINA.
THE EAST INDIA
TELEGRAPH coMPANY's
OFFICE.
Nes. % and 25 NASSAU Street.
ORGANIZED UNDER SPECIAL CHARTER FROM
THE STATE OF NEW YORK.
CAPITAL. $5,ooo,ooo
$4,000 SHARES. 800 EACH.
DIRECTORS.
Hon. ANDREW q. CURTIN PHILADELPHIA
PAUL &, FoRBEs, of Russell & Co., China.
FRED BUTTKBF1ELD, OF +. Butterneld g. Co., New
York.
ISAAC LIvERMoRE, Treas. Mich. q. r. r., Boston.
ALEXANDRA HOLLAND, Treas. Am. Ex, Co. New
York
Hon. JAMES NoxoN, Syracuse, n Y.
g. H. PALMER, Treas. West. u Tel. Co.. New York
FLETCHER WEsTRAY, of Westray. Gibbs & Harucas.
tie, NY.
NICHOLAS MIcKLEs, New York.
OFFICERS.
A. q. CURTIN, President
N. MIcKLEs. Vice sident.
GEORGE CONANT, Secretary.
eEohek ELLIS tCashier National Bank Common.
wealthy. Treasurer.
Hon. A. H. MOI LURE, fhllaoeiphle solicitor.
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CINoINNATr, Aug. %, 1868.
MHssRs. 8. M. PETTINsILL Co., No 81 Park row.
New York, and No. 10 State street. Boston, are our
agents for the East and specially authorized to con-
tract for advertising in 1.-THE Commerciap at our
lowest cash rates.
Eastern houses desrous of Advertising in "rbo
Commercial" requested TO contract through them
M. HAIsTEAD & Co ProprIetors "Com meroial."
JEwELRY.-Mr. William w. Cassidy NO I2 South
Second street, has the largest and most attractive
assortment Of fine ewelry and silverware In the city
Purchasers can rely obtaining real pure arti-
Gle furnished at q price which cannot be equalled
He also has large stock of American watches In all
varieties and at all prices visit to his store Ia sure
to result in pleasnre anu pronk
CHARLES STOKES & Co., Charles Stokes & Co.,
To buy your Clothing surely go.
. Charles Stokes g. Co., Charles Stokes & Co.,
Clothes well made-prlces low.
Stokes First class Clothing Store,
In Chestnut street, s24.
DRINK the famous Arctic Soda Water, and read THE
EVENING TELEGRAPH. at Hillman's News Stand, ct
North Pennsylvania Depot.
FINE CUsToMMAD BOOTS AND SHOES for Gen.
tlemen. Bartlett, No SO South Sixth street, above
Chestnut
GROVER BAKERS Highest Premiam Sewing
Machines. No. 7SO Chestnut street.
If Xog WISH I for fine reading matter pay visit to
large and varied stock. All manner Of pictorlals,
monhes noveleties. nick naxs, ana light or stand
ard works will be found the shelves. Mr.. Tren.
with, the proprietor. has effected arrangement
whereby he furnishes bis patrons with the New
journals several hours before the regular mails
rive.
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UTUMNAL ATTIRE
FOR
GENTLEMEN AND JUVENILES,
WANAMAKER O. BROWN.
MARRIED.

MARRIED.
EMERY-SIMMONDS.- 49, 1868. by the Rev
A. Iouderback. Mr.. BENJAMIN q. EMERY 20 Miss
ELIZA d. SIMMoNDS, all of this city
KIGER-BECHTEL.-On the 9th OF August at the
rssaencs ice e S.1 Mr. george near
KIGER, of Mannington, N. j., TO Miss EMILY
BECHTEL, OF Philadelphia.
DIED.
BAsTIAN.-on the 27th ultimo, JOHN BAsTIAN,
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited 70 attend the funeral from the residence
OF mis- sisterlnsW Mrs Mary Bastian No. All Oatha-
At st. Philip DE Ner Church. Interment at st. Johns
Vault, South Thirteenth street.
COOK,-On the I'd instant, ADDIE, infant daughter
of Robert and Fanny Cook, aged II months.
street. on Friday morning. the 4th Instant, at IL
o'clock. To proceed to Laurel Hin.
HAMILTON.-On the I'd instant, WILLIAM HAM
The relatives ana friends OF famiy respect
fully invited TO attend his funeral from the residence
OF his son. Jehn Hamilton, N. w. corner OF Seven
O'clock. To proceed to Mt. Morlah Cemetery.
JOBES.-Suddenly, on the 3lst Of August, ANNA
B., In the 18th, and HANNAH M, in the 18th year
Of her age, daughters OF Thomas b. and Adelaide g.
Funeral from their fathers residence near New
Egypt. w. j., on Friday morning, September 4, st lo
wILsoN.-on the I'd Instant. at South Camden,
The relatives and friends OF the family, Solomon
Looge. No. ia, A. Y, M; Mount Moriah Masonic Mu-
ssociaton, and Masonic Relief A., No. Al Lafay
ment, T. g. Of o. f.; b. b. ii. X. A; also Captains and
Merchants OF Phiiadelphia respectfully Invited
70 attend the funeral from his late residence Foarth
afternoon. the 9th instant at O'Clock. To proceed to
ODD Fellows Cemetery.
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In BAHKRUPTCY-EsrAr OF O. CASPIAN
individually and as member Of the firm Of @. Caspar
Co-upited States Marshss Office District of Louisiana
New Orleans sept 9Th. 1868 This give that on
the 18th day OF September 1868 Warrant in ank
ruptey was issued against the estate q Caspa New
leans IN the Of Orleans State Louisiana whe
adudeed bankrupt on osn petition that the
ment OF debts and delivery Of any property belonging
such bankrupt to him for bis er any
property BY him. forbidden by law that meeting the
ced ors OF the said bankrupt 70 prove their 70
Court Of be holden At the Custom House Build
ing, in the city of New Orleans Louisiana before r O.
Pkin, Register the 18th day Of november A D. 1854
at 10 o'clock =. -
No. e55 T. J. HEBRON
seq noyl8 u. &. Marshal District ef I,onisiana
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IN BAEKRUPTCY-EsTA OF WILLIAM
Il f. Hahegh, individually and Member Of the Firm Of
Baihelgh 4 Rentrops-Unted States Msrshal's oHcs,
District Of Louisiana Nes Orleans August "a ls68This
Is to give that the ztn day August D 1868
War5snt In Ban.ruptcy was issued against the estate
Of William r. Haifeigh, Of Fraaklin, In the par
ish Of St Nary and State Of Louisiana who vas sd
judged bankrupt his petition; that the payment Of
any debts and delivery of any property belonging
bankrupt TO him or for bi: uss and the transfer Of any
property by him. forbidden by law; meeting Of
the creditors Of the prove aud to
choose assgnees of his will
Court Of Bankruptcy, holden the custom House
Building IN the city Of New Orleans LOUISIANA before r.
q Ptkin, Register on the 10th day Of November, A
1903 q 10 O'Clock A.
No 952 FL HEBRON
aus nol4 U. s. Marshal, District Of Louisiana
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II NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF ELI TuLLrs-

BANkRUPT OF ELI TULLIS-
United States Marshals 0Hee District OF Louisisna.
octoer ~ ls6Ih Is to give notice that the 10th day
OF Oetooer A D. 1870 warrant in bankruptcy Issued
against the estate 81 Eli Tus Of ST. Joseph IN the parish
Of lenses and state Of LouisiSns Who sss sd dyed
shd Of any belonging TO nca bankrupt 70
BIN or for his and the transfer BY him
are forbidden By law; that meeting the
said bankrupt to their debts
assgnees OF his estate viii be ted Bankruptcy
70 be holden at the Custom House buildne city u
New Orlsans Louisiana- before J. r Ptkip Register,
on the 18th day Of November. A D. 1858 o'clock
40 - y. .. HEBRON,
ec2O nolT q. g. Marshal District Of Louisiana,
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TINTED STATES DISTRICT COURT

= Dlstrlet Of LoaEans-.ln 7ankruptey-No 2iJ-'n the
dyk of New Orleans and district aforesaid duly declared
bankrupt under he act Congress Of rch 1861
fled In said petition praying for discharge and
eer1cSte thereof from all his deot and other claims prov
able under said act;
therefore given to all creditors who have proved
their debts and TO AL other in interest that the sOh
day OF November 1866, ii
Of the and that they may then and and
show they have why the prayer Of pc
tton should not be granted
Clerks Once. New orleans, NOV. 5. 1868
nO6l52 K. LOEw. Deputy Clerk.
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TN BANKBUprcY-EsrArE CT F. c. La

IN BANKBUPTCY-EsTAT CT F. C. La
croix individually and If the firm Newstadt
6LacroixUnited States Marshals Ofcs District Lous
ana New Orleans October % ls6Ths give ustes that
on the I'D day OF October ls6, ban
was issued against the estate Of p O. Lscrox OF New Or
leans in the parish Of Orleans and State louisiana
acjudged bankrupt bis petition that the pay
inert Of any debts and delivery of property belonging
such bankrupt to him or bis the
property by him forbidden by law that ting the
creditors of ire said bankrupt 10
ehnrs sssiRnees Of his held at
Court of Bankruptcy 20 be holden build
ing in the city OF New Orleans Louisiana before r. q
Pkin register the 10Th day Of November A D. 1868 a.
10 o'clock A. n.
A-Nos7. FL. HERROy
oc24 no0 Q. 8 Marshal. District of Louisiana
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IN BANERUrToY-EsrArE OF R. r VIM

BANE RUfTCY-EsrATE OF R. T. VIM
son-Oice United States Marshal District of Louisiana
Monroe La. October Is 1868 This is give on
the 18TH Of October, o. 1868 warrant in bankruptcy
issued against the Of vinson the parish
Csddo aud State of Louisiana, who has been adjudged
bankrupt on his peon that the payment Of any
and delivery Of property belonging said bankrupt to
him OF for his use and the transfer Of property BY him
forbidden By law that meeting Of the creditors of
bankrupt their debts and
gnees OF his estate will be held Court of Bankruptcy to
be holden az the Registers Ofcs in the Monroe
Loaisiaus before w Baker Register the 10th day
Of November, A. D. 1865 ~ 10 o'clock A NJ
A-No. 81. J. HEBRON,
U. B. Marshal, District Of Louisiana
PER NJ. GRADY,
oc2l noH Deputy, as Messenger
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IN, BANKRUPTCY ESTATE OF 1sHAM

IN BANKRUPTCY- ESTATE OF IsHAM
Johnson-Oice Uni ed Marshal
lana Monroe La, October Is 1868 This give notice
that on the 18th day II October 1868
iuptcy issued against the Of lham
parish Of Claiborne and State Of Louisiana
judged bar kupt his petition that the payment Of
debts and delivery Of property belonging
bankrupt hill for his and the transfer any pro-
perry by him forbidden by Law; that meeting
creditors of the SAID bank upt heir and
choose assienees Of his will be held
Court Of Bankruptcy be holden Registers Ofce in
the town Of Monroe, louisiana before w j. O. Baker, Regis
A-No. 49, j HERON
u 8. Marshal. Distr ct Of Louisiana.
PER N. GRADY,
OCH nol4 Deputy, as Messenger.
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[x BA.KRUPrCv-EsrArE or NILES

BANKRUPTCv ESTATE OF MILES
Floyd.-0hice United States Marshal District OF Louis
ana Monroe La October Is ls65-This Is give ce
that on the 18th day Of October. 1868 bank
rupcy issued against the Of Miles Floyd the
psIso Of Franklin and state Of Louisiana
any debts and delivery Of any prooerty bslonrine
to said bankrupt to him or for bis use. and the
transfer Of any property by him. forbidden by law
that meeting Of the creditors Of the said bankrupt
their debts and to choose assgnees Of his
will be held at Court of Bankruptcy TO be holden at the
tss ss e. iS d, u >
1868 at 10 O'Clock A N. =
A-No a. +. J. HEBRON.
u. 8. Marshal, District Of Louisiana.
Per NJ. M GRADY,
oc2l nolf Deputy, as Messenger.
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IN BANKRUPTCY- ESTATE OF GAUN H.
Dunn-Once UIted states Marshal District of Louisiana
MONROE La October l5 1868 This to give that on
the 18th day of October. les In bankruptcy
was issued against the estate of Gsun H Dunn. the
pa sh Of Csahoula and state Of Louisiana
adudged bankrupt his ition that the payment
OF debts and delivery of any property belonging
bankrupt to him for his the
ey By him are forbidden BY law; ha meeting Of the cred
Ors OF the said bankrupt 10 their debts
or more assgnees of his estate will be held
Bar kuptcy to be holden at the Registers Office town
Of Monroe. Louisiana, before j. O. Baker Register on
A-No 81. r.. j. HERRON.
U. Marshal, District of Louisiana
Fer III M GPADY, Deputy, as Messenger. oc2l nol4
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IN BAHKRUPTCY-EsTA OF p H. L. MAR
grOveOfhce Uni ed States Marshal Disrct Of Louis
ana Monroe, La, October Is, ls6s fsis notice
that on the 18th day of October, 1865 in
bankruptcy Issued inst the estate of p H L.
grove in the parish Of Jackson and state Of
has cen adjudged bankrupt his petition that
payment OF debts and delivery of belonging
to said bankrupt to him for his and the transfer
property by him forbidden by law; meeting
creditors the said bank upt prove their to
choose one assness Of his estate will be held
Court OF Bankruptcy TO be holden at the Registers Oce
the town Of Monroe Louisiana before w. j. saker
ister on The 10th day Of November 1865 at 10 O'Clock
NJ.
A-No 81. r. j. HEBRON,
o. s. Marshal, District Of Louisiana.
Per NJ. NJ. GRADY, Deputy. as Messenger. ec2l nol4
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In BANKRUPTCY-ESTAT OF " J. GIBSON
Office United states Marshal District Of Lousans Mon.
La, October Is 1858 This is give
18th dsy Of October 1868 In bankruptcy
issued against the estate Of " j. Gibson In the
Moehouse and State Of Louisiana who adudged
on bis own petton that the Of debts
and delivery OF any property belonging ~ said bankrupt
are forbidden by law that meeting Of the creditors
said bankrupt to their debts and choose
sssigDees Of his will be held Court Bankruptcy
TO be hoden at the Registers oce in the Monroe
Louisiana, before w. O. Baker, Register the 10th day
OF November, A. D. l66S, at ~ o'clock A N, -
A-No. S. y. j. HEBRON,
u. s. Marshal d strict OF Louisiana
Per NJ. N. GRADY, Deputy as Messenger. oc2I noH
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IN BsxKRurrcY-rsrATs or HsNRIErr,

IN BANkKUPTCY-ESfA or HENRIE TIA
kichsrdson-United STATES Masbals Office District Of
Louisiana, New Orleans. October ~ l86-Ths is to give
noce that on The lst day Of October 1868 alias
Warrant In Bankruptcy issred against
Henrietta Richardson New Orleans in the parish Of
Orleans and State Of Louisiana who sdiudged bark
upt pettior thai The any ana
delivery Of any property belonging to such bsnkrD her
Tor and the transfer OF by her for
hidden by law tha meeting OF the credto Of the
bankrupt 20 n cir and to G.
20 be holden OF No al Exchange Place. in the city
Orleans Louisiana before Donateu Aagusn Register on
the ash day Of November. D. 1865, at 10 O'clock n.
A-No. A. r. J. HEBRON,
oc2O no20 u. s. Marshal District OF Louisiana
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IN BANKHuprCY-EsrArE OF JOSIAH B

IN BANKRUpTCY-EsTA OF JOSIAH B.
Bichardson-United States Marshal's Onice-Dsrict u
Louis ana ew Orleans, October 49, l868-rhs give
tce oat the LIST day of October 1888 alias War
rant In Bankruptcy Issued against the OF Josiah
Richardson of New Orleans, In the PARISH of and
State of Louisiana who adudgsd bankrupt his
ton that the payment Of debts and delivery any
property belonging to such to him 70 his
the transfer of any property by him forbidden by
that meeting OF the creditors Of the said bankrupt
their d. BITS and to choose asssnees Of
viii be held at Court Of Bankruptcy TO holden No Al
Exchange Place. In the city of New Oreans Louisiana be-
fore onaen Augustin Regis the 20th day Of Hovem
Der. A. D. 1865, at 10 O'Clock A.
A-No Al. y HFRROv
oc20 nO20 q. s. Marshal District of Louisiana
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II. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF BRAxros

IL BANKRUPTCY-Esr OF BRAxToN
Kng-Oce Of United States Malshsl, Di Louis
lana Monroe, La October Is 1865 This give notice
that on the 18th day Of October D. 1868 warrant in
bankruptcy issued against the estate Of King
the perish Of Franklin and State of louisiana who
sojudged bankrupt his petition that the payment
OF any sebts and delivery Of belonging
bankrupt to him for his and the transfer Of any
perry by him forbidden by law; that meeting
creditors OF said bankrupt their debts and
asgnees Of bis viii be held at Court Of
Bankruptcy holden the Registers Office town
Of Monroe, Louisiana before w. T. O. Baker Register on
the 10th day OF November D. 1868, alto o'clock
A-No 80 r. j. HERON
U. s. Marshal, District of Louisiana
PER NJ. M. GRADY,
OCH nol4 Deputy, as Messenger.
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IN BAsKRUPrcx-EsrArE OF BENZ. H

IN BAAKRUPTCY-ESTAT OF BENZ II.
Waies-Ohce United States Marshal, ID strict Of Lou ST.
ana New Orleans Oct @ 1858 This to give notice that
en- the 2ih day of October, A. d. 1865 Bank
rnpcy was issued against the estate Of Benz Wales Of
New in the parish Of New Orleans STATE of
Louisiana who was adudged bankrupt petition;
that the payment OF debts and delivery
transfer OF property by him forbidden by law that
meeting Of the creditors Of said their
debts and TO choose ssgnees of bis estate
be held at Court Of Bankruptcy holden
ke Register on the 9TH day Of December A D. 1868
10 O'Clock A. N.
A-No 3D. F. J. HEBRON
OCT oe5 u. s. Marshal District of Isulsi ana