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EDWIN DRooD's" New York FINIsHER.
Tie gentleman whom | mentioned yester-
day as having been applied to by promi-
ucnt American firm to "finiSh up - the
novel of edwin brood is confident that
he can do 80 in such manner rs viii be ac-
ccptablc to even the most devoted admirers
OF the dead novelist. The gentleman is Il
southcrner bv birth, and has already pub
lishcd 4 number Of books which have more
of reputation in the South than they have
here. lie has been residing in this city for
more than year, now holding an editorial
position upon one of the morning ncWSpa-
Dcrs. and contributing between whites
stories and sketches to various periodicals.
There is little doubt but that he can affect
the STYLE of Mr.. Dickens to IA noticeable de-
gree. Whether, by coming to terms with
the publishers, nc will have tho moral allda-
city to brave the criticisms of the world re-
mains to be seen. II lisa good thing to have
4 sufficient confidence in ones powers; II
is q better one never to give the world
cause to laugh at that selt-con1idencc. II
would lie singular thing, indeed, if " Ed.
win brood" should be completed by two
different writers-Wikic Collins in London
and Mr.. -- in New York. That arout0
be Il tale of two cities never contemplated
by the author.-Neac York tcttcr-Phitadet'
phid Telegraph.
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STURGEON NOT TO VISIT AMER1cA.-The
Boston Journal of the 1st says:
at was announced by cable few week;
ago that the Rev. Mr.. Sturgeon was willing
to come to America to lecture. In response
to an offer made to him by the Boston Ly'
ccum Bureau he writes
&" Gentlcmen,-I am much obliged by
your very courteous letter, but you are
under mistake. ! am not lecturer.
now and then give lecture for some GOOD
object, but do not do it well, and, more
over. have no ambition in that line. | an
very glad to preach, but not if there is any
charge ut the door. Moreover, have nc
kind of idea of visiting the States.
80 Yours gratefully,
fSEC IT. SpuRGEON'D
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AND OHIO RAIL
- ROhD.-On and after Wednesday, June !,
1870, the PASSENGER TRAINS will run as fol .

THESAPEAKE AND OHIOi'RA1L
~ ROhD.-On and after Wednesday, June J.,
1870, the PASSENGER TRAINS will run as fol.
NAIL TRAIN will run daily between Richmond
and White sulphur Springs except Sunday be-
tween GordonsIils anu Wnse s ., hl Leave
9:42 z. NJ. Leave White Sulphur at $40 A. NJ. and
arrive at Richmond NJ 40 Z. making close
connections at Gordonsville and Charlottesville
with Orange, Alexandria and Manassas railroad
trains for Alexandria, Washington, BaltlmOrc,
Philadelphia, New York, Boston, e.; also for
Lynchbnrg, Knoxville, Chattanooga, Memphis.
New Orleans MontgomseirI yy. Mobile &c Also
At Staunton with stages for Lexington, 80 miles;
Natural Bridge, 81 miles Augusta tlate StrIb-
ling'sl Springs, 10 miles and Weyer's Cave, IT
At Goshen with stages for Cold sulphur Springs
2miIes Rockbridge Alum Springs smiles Rock.
bridge Baths, 10 miles; Lexington, 20 miles and
At Milboro' with stages for Bath Alum Springs,
10 miles Warm Springs, Is miles; Hot Springs. 20
miles; and Healing Springs, % miles.
| rs miles and Hot Springs, Is miles:
, Al Allegheny with stages 10 Red Sweet Springs.
miles; and Old Sweet Springs, 10 miles.
At White Sulphur Springs With stages for Salt
burg, miles and Charleston, 100 miles.
B W nf IS
MIG" SiGHT HN PAssENGER TRAIN will run be-
tween Richmond and Washington nightly without
and arrive at Washington s:a5 A. M; leave Wash
ington 6:ss T.. NJ. and arrive at Richmond at . 20
making al through s1npessto1s q Rich ,;
be attached 10 this train, and VIII he run through,
between Richmond and Baltimore without change.
Through tickets issued TO all points North, West,
A 81 ''''H"'" JAMES r.. NETHERLAND,.
myc7 General Ticket Agent.
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Foreign News.

tFRANCE-TuE COURT IN MOURNING.
PARIS, July 4.-Thc Court has gone into
mourning for the death of jerome Bona
parte, OF Baltimore.
The Emperor goes from Norway to Green
land.
The Constitutional processes to have re.
liable Information that agents of Prlm arc
in Prussia to offer the throne of Spain TO ]
Prussian Prince. ..:. ....
ENGLAND-AMERICAN SECURITIES-THE GREAT
rs. YACHT-RACE STARTED. .... ..
LONDON, July 1.-The London IInaes's
city article says American railroad mort.
gage bonds ut Frankfort are cc.tsing to at.
tract buyers, and city and State bonds are
being tried. Bonds of the city of Sayan-
nah have been introduced, and those of the
city of New York and State Of Illinois will
follow to the extent ola few millions at pei
cent. ...
QUEENSTOWN, IRELAND, July 4.-The
yachts Cambria English) and Dauntless
(American) started today on their race
across the ocean. They reached Daunt's
Rock ut o'clock this afternoon i'll tow,
where the yachts Sappho and GerondOlil1
awaited them. ,-..-...f
LONDON, July "A correspondent of the
Manchester Guardian predicts the early re.
call of United States Minister Motley on the
ground that his inactivity defcrs the adj
iustmcnt OF the Alabama claims.
LONDON, July 4.-The censorship In
France over foreign papers is terminated.
SPAIN. 9.
MADRID, July 4.-Disturbances occurred
in front OF the Carlist clubhouse Saturday
night, in which 1fiarae=arms were discharged
and one man killed and several wounded
Many arrests were made. =
The council of Ministers Saturday was
wholly occupied with the question OF the
throne.
RoME-TuE INFALLIDILITY DOGMA.
ROME. July 3.-The Ecumenical Council
yesterday adopted the preface to and first
two chapters of the Infallibility scheme.
The extreme partiSans of infallibillty refuse
to concede any alterations, and demand an
imme date vote.
PARIS, July 4,-Bishops leaving Rome,
and especially those from the reighborhoOd
of the Danube, think the debate on infalli-
bility will close before the 10th of July.
-. FRANCE. f..'.
PARIS, July 4.-There was, a meeting OF
Americans to-day at the grounds of DR..
Thomas w. Evans to celebrate the 4th OF
July. Ex-Governor Washburne, Of Massa-
chusetts, presided. Speeches were made by
G. nslll-(leneral Read, Colonels Hoffman
and Moore, OF the United States Legati on !;
Murat Halstead, of Cincinnati, DR.. Evans,
and others. Minister Washburne was una
BILE to be present. The assembhse was
very large. 80 > -.-..t~1 :. -
The American Club held reception du-
ring the day, and illuminated their build
ingS tonight, q. ss..g
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irrrrN ~ 4 LAP-p0G-DEATHD by HYDRO
r.uaiA. Nearly three months az" Il bright
., len ,ra!S Of age. the eldest SON OF Mr..
T.. IDo:rmli~. the Paterson photographic.
..lf.I4 lUtr white Iap-dog, which WAS fol-
....tI. iWn ladies in front of his father )
-...,.. and llmrirgll Strokcd the animal OH
r.. .,.h, when the do. bit his hand. The
.ualI wa dressed by Il physician ana
.,.tIrG nicely. hut from that time the child
..~ hrrn nervous. and complained OF
....,'iu- iuiuS. starting from his arm ana
..r. ~ hi, head and along his spine
ISL. .r,rr4 InruIl.i his ~ h"i,r1a,ers"n. nc
;.., ., ufrIl Monday last, and could
g.. .,... Il school longer. On Monday night
... omrl Ia have -phslnS, but was better
.a liz. ,ily follow ing. but on Wednesday
...i eIrW i.aIlully agitatcd, ana could not
.,.,olirolrd. and iraped from his fathers
..a,~ several times md ran Wildly about liit
..an. H., wanted I" eat but could not,
..a. anhuu.h burning with thirst, when
a.1,r.wa> hrun-t!l to him he >hircred anu
y. ....tcd il. ANA could iIGl swallow, or II ne
$751; II seemed to tr with Il great effort, and
.HN i lyrk. lie did mol sleep after Sunday
H-Al. and rev weaker after every Spasm
~ his lips badly. and failed until O'Clock
20 Thursday afternoon. when death came
+, Aj~ trlicl.- Nt4cdrE lN. ~ Adrerttser.
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J hat steamboat race on the Mississippi
'''r between the i. T.. Lee and the Natchrz
pa lcen well termed "an attempt at MUIR
.L'r. such races ought TO be discouraged.
I mere was great excitement, and much
d donors and 81 900 only, but many thou
Ends are wagered ut various points, and
~" OF 800 Is made in Cincinnati by
4arcs kilgour on the boat Ndtohex. Cap
~ Cannon, OF the Lee, on previous trim
fhr't2cd stcaIntugs ut various points ON the
! I'r. 10 meet him in mid-riyer and supply
IT., Of ~hich one hundred and fifty cords
s4'y pine We're selected with special refer.
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FArAL ACCIDENT FROM KEROSENE EXrLo-
s.oN.-Dn sunday last one OF those horrible
Qualities Of which we read in almost every
Is daily. rrsultin" from Il careless use OF
,n..ur or cu'd oil, occurred in TyaSkin
strict. >"urr-,t county. Mary land. The
F.rllu. HJrhard Evans, Il promising young
au "i about seventeen years OF aye, was
.ldruy"rHg Ia kimdlc Il tire, and To tacili-
lr combustion he procured the oil-can
ni commenced pouring the Iluid on the
a,oI. The result was the ignition of the
..gu>rne and The immediate explosion OF
ar canister, the liquid flame completely
.u,rj"pin% The unfortunate youth. The
amiiy 81 Mr.. Thomas Walter, where the
.-uug luan was boarding II the time, I'm
un,tlalc!y cam" 10 tis assistance, but were
nn"rrIc>> for FOOD. Tie fingered in great
..ony until Monday morning, when death
tndrd his neutrality-suspicious. Sherman.
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j., :. -. .s.. .>1 .@tap2t&i;.
.rr.rSnA ...JuLf D. i''"'

AID roTo@Ac AND FRED
..,,i-vG AID RICHMOND kAfLNoAnS;--
., lore II will hc seen that the LcSiSia-
Il Virginia has passed hii' lhcoipo-
3D.. 3 company for The construction OF a
...,I FROM !hc city " Richmond to some
., tr,n Potomac river in the county
:, .r.~ George. with The right to construct
...h from said main line 10 trcdcrirkS.-
NC. The point upon the fot"ina" -
.,r,,tt,r selected. We noticed ihc
..,f week shat The United STATE >''G',t
.,>.ud u bib authorizing tho ''a',iniorS
,nfamac read 10 extend lh"!r III ,tA'
. u across the Long Fridge t"'"
E.. ,nd that this company. "i '"I .I''
.1; of the Alexandra Ann i'"''" NH
sad, would furnish con- ''''"
Len line, t. RiriHond. ne '"i,ii''t'!
.., INCORPORATED hN the iISih'' TX
.t.v The purposes ahoFr A"iiieu' ID i
A., ,,nirrSiuod. i under the co'tF"'
L.~, ur the Baltimore ana i"'nnlac
w. are uut Ncr>cd IN 'ra'iroao u'-
.,.., and if we were we would not
.,,,r,,}C COMPETENT 10 solve Inc eng
-.....,,,,.I ly the above. II Is cFldchl
H.. baltimore and Potomac company
49,, intend ,n tatld both "i Inc ABOVE
r., tn Eirhmund nth" man S'rlh
...I, ;.na,.lr, county i 10 l." hliiit NaiH
.,;'u nt the route below Marlboro *
now ,,,.adrtN. il seems pretty cvldcnt
Ga., .,ur company Will not construct
,l">.,uiria aad Fredericksburg road.
., ,r,ir4tiun points to The building "'
I'D -, fact. 4 norton OF il is already
...,,tr.ri. ifii is not tu hc completed
rn;nmor--as Governor Bowie peril
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A CONTEMPLATED NJ ARRIAGE.-It is statet

A CONTEMPLATED MARRIAGE.-lt is stated
that the marriage of Miss Blanche Butler
daughter of General Butler) to General
AmcS, United State senator from Mlssls-
<ippi, will take place July 81, at st. Anne
EpiScopaD church, Lowell, Mass. The tes-
tivities will occupy four days, eliminating
with the ceremony, and will consist of II
grand ball, illuminations by the neighbors,
&c. The bridesmaids arc to be Miss Hill.
drcth, cousin Of Miss Blanche 4; Miss Ne.
smith, daughter OF the late Lieutenant-Go'
vernon John Nesmith Miss Fanny Talbot,
daughter Of &. y. Talbot, ESD; and Miss
Chandler, daughter of Senator Chandler.
of Michigan.
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y new scheme to defraud the United
~'Atr- rrycnuc has just been developed in
he nth district Of Virginia, where the as
-~,,or has discovered genuine tobacco
lamps % doctored as to be capable Of re-
@"Nal from original packages and tranfer-
lrd 10 II second and perhaps a third pack
a-r. The stamps have been backed with
'rry thin muslin, so that after being pasted
u they may ir peeled oil again without the
e. .-itc,l abrasion of the stamp. The asses
-'r. Iindn@ SOME iilty half-boNeS oftobacco SO
-lunicd, seized them and forwarded a spe-
mh.n 10 The department for decision. The
OF the Department in this case will
r.. /" prove the second use, and hence it is
An"Iy an ":d:r will be made prohibiting the
"N" "t stamps 80 manlpulated.-W Gshiny-
I'm leucr-Buihm0re Sun.
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rHr-GEEAT OBSTRUCTION OF PROPERTY.
,,.,,'rlr.k This morning fire was disco
...., issuing from the grocery store OF
..n,r 4 TAYLOR. on Assembly street oppo-
81. IA. market. which soon "Ntcndra L"
So. au;l.ing- north and south, and cnuah-
~,4 all The surrounding property. The
..,vsu. J. Tho loss: Cooper n Taylor
..k nuiMiu., totally destroyed, with stock
= ..nnd~: MrGujnmiS y Go. (hak"ry) and
( .nIriN x 60. t@rorcry)-hrick building, Il
..,iun Of thc ~tork> of goods saved Il
.rn huiIdin. occupied 10y c"Iorcd tailors.
.n!r< NOT known. These were all on the
18th. ON the south, fruit store and dwell
.. ,.r,urrd hy MR.. Huffman; dwelling
An,d aud occupied 10y J. I. Icaly. with
.,,.'rut~. T!r~t orcS occupied hy AiSordcii
~tork and others took lire but were eN-
...ui>hvd. Amount of loss and insurance
.,.,uov.u. Their" WAS but little wind, or
d, boss would have been Observation-Disclosures
~. "a Phunir. ;H.
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10 THE MERCHANTS AND BUSINESS MEN OF
\ iEGlNIA, NORTH CAROLINA, TENNESSEE,
'E"ErIA, ALABAMA, AND KENTUCKY Gen
,.mrn, The undersigned were appointed
3 committee by the Knoxville Board OF
Trad" 10 maxi the necessary arrangements
r Commercial Convention in the city of
knoxville. Tenn. We take pleasure in an
I"ttIcine hat that convention will be held
"a The IGih day Of August next. You are
"n"rtiy requested TO attend. All papers
.fr"dIy to this grand movement will do u
iyor by publishing this call.
&. NJ. MCGHgR,
+. J. SANFORD,
c. w. CHARLTON,
$. Is. BOYD,
K. NJ. RICHARDS.
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The Great International Ocean Yacht
Race.

New YORK, July "A cable telegram
day was fine, with Il strong west-by-nortll
breeze. At 2:30 +. NJ. the first gun was
fired. and the yachts Cambria (English) and
DauntlcsS (American) dropped off from the
tugs. Five minutes afterwards the Daunt-
less shot ahead and kept the lead for twenty
miles, when the Cambria tackled with the
wind seemed to get ahead. The wind had
changed, and then blew strong from the
southwest. The general opinion is that
with quiet sea and favoring wind the
American yacht will win, but rough wea-
ther will insure victory for the Cambria.
The betting on the result is very active.
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,rw CONSTITUTION ELECTION IN liLlSo1>.
..,.,a. ,lI.iy &.-An election took place
..,,houf This state yesterday upon the
sion Of ,!lr adoption of the new Constr
ION. Rui tvs scattering returns nave
go received. hut enough 10 make II Ger
. laau the constitution ~ Il whoic ana
i. If the. righr propositions submitted T."
..,.rqir ,.tr have been adopted by Il
.. ,p.,I,riy. It there hc any exception
~ tie question of minority represent
4. III, nourt there seems little or no doubt
.... ,.lrrc>> 81 hat proposition. Ii the
a. .uK.i.i district William h. McAlliS-
.,.!rurmGrnt. * probably elected Judge
..r Supreme Court over Charles Hitch
h, the rr-u.Ir Republican nominee. In
.'.,pd ,,.tI .lal district. Anthony Thorn
D.. .udrrrmdrut, i probably elected judge
n.y. supreme Court over the regular
r..u,r
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The Mississippi Steamboat Race The
X. Il. Lee Still an Hour Ahead.

CAIRO, ILL.,, July 4.-There was general
turn ont yesterday to witness the arrival Of
the racing steamers Il. e. Lee and Natchez
Neither landed here, the Lee passing at six
hours eight minutes P. Nj, and the Natchez
following one hour and twelve minutes
later. The Lee has made the run to Cairo
in the unprecedented time of three days
and one hour. The pilots say there is only
eight feet OF water to St. Louis, and the
trip above here will be necessarily slow.
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COMMISSIONERS UFFICE,)
No. 5l0 Franklin street,
KlrIIunNn VA Iunr ~ 1871

RICHMOND, VA, June u, 1870.
II 4 \ L OR VS.. c A V q ID o AND
IN TILE CIIANcERY COURT OF TIE CITY OF
RICHMOND.
by decree entered in this cause OH the 18th
June, 1885, the court dulh order - that Jane Ca
.vedo, a,l,ninistratriX OF William +. Cafe,io, de-
ceased, do render, before one Of the comm iss,o-
ers OF The court all account Of her transactions as
administrators rs aforesaid, ana an account o. al
the said w iiIam f. Cavcdo, deceased, since his
death. Aud that said commissioner take an ac-
count of the outstanding debts of said William +.
CaycGO, deceased, Including the claim of the plain
tiff, William Taylor, mentioned In his Dill; and
that said commissioner also ascertain no" much
is due to said plaintiff how due, the consideration
of such debts, and whether payments have been
made by said Caycdo to thelplailtf on said debts,
ind any other debts b when ana how naI Aaa
ctally stated deemed pertinent by hil9self, or
which any party may require to be specially
stated" -
Bya decree entered in this cause June 18th, 1870,
il Is ordered THAT one Of the commissioners OF
this court do make the inquiries and take The ac-
counts ordered by the decree made In this cause
Oh tile 18th day of Jnne, 1858 ana Iat lie also In
Quire and report whether the sale directed by The
said decree Of June lIt, 1888, has been made ana
If SO, wien 1t was made who were the purchasers
OF the property, and nj what prices whether The
purchase money has been paid, and 10 whom ana
what dis posIlon has been made OF ana whcile
deeds have been made 10 the purchasers. Also
that lie Inquire and report what Is the value oil the
dover of uic dcfehdant Jane Gaxeuo, IN tne rG;'
died seized and possessed, and what Is the pre-
sent fee simple value OF the same"
And by u decree entered IN this cause June 10,
1870 .it is ordered that in taking the accounts or
dered by the DEGREES entered In this cause on the
IIh day OF June, 1885, aud on the 18Th day OF june
1870 IT shall be sufficient for the commissioner 10
give notice to the parties Interested therein ana 10
creditors by publication Of notice OF the Tune ana
place of taking said accounts oncea week tor !our
weeks In some one or more OF Inc papers pun
lished In the city OF Kichinonu."
The parties interested are hereby notified that
lTdraSs fx-d on WEDNESDAY, the 27th day or d ly,
is7o at o,c1f,sk A. NJ, as the time, ap9-1 my
office rs the place, to tho ana take
the accounts ordered by the aforesat d decrees.
THOMAS j. EVANS,
p, % commissioner I'm Cllucery.
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Baseball Matches.

. New York, July 1.-The Atlantics beat
the White Stockings, OF Chicago, = match
game OF baseball to-day. Score: 10 to 20.
PHILADELPHIA, July 4.-Thc Athletics
beat the Mutuals in u match game ut base
ball to-day. Score: "a to Is.
WAsuINGToN, July 4.-The Olymplcs, oil
this city, beat the Unions, of Morrisstn;l, to-
d., kcorS. IL TO- o.
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ANOTHER ASrI-CHINEsE MEETING IN NEW
K-WORKINGMEN's CoUPERATIoE.-NCu
York, July .. Delegates from various
trades unions Of this city held another anti
Chinese meeting last night, and formed &
secret organization for political and co
operative purposes called the Working
mems Friendly Society.
The labor and capital cooperative colony
of Colorado held their first meeting last
night, and began preparations for sending
600 l.,bor"ra to Colorado" early ""vt '"""th
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President Grants Reception I'm Con.
necttcuf.

WOODSTOCK, CT., July 4.-The celebra-
ton of the 4th of July here was attended
by President Grant. Addresses were de-
livercd by Governor Woodford, of New
York, Henry Ward Bcechcr, and Benjamin
r. Butler. Baron CatacaZy, the Russian
Minister. who accompanied the President,
was received With cheers for the Russian
Government, and bowed his thanks for the
commitment.
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On the eighth page we present full and
graphic account Of the commencement, e ERE
.i"' i,o,,,,, throughout the North rs Gene
ral Ices College. Education is not thing
sectional or partisan. and We arc as happy
To- record It's progress South rs North. Had
Virginia and Mississippi in 1860 enjoyed the
culture and learning Of Massachusetts the
l,avoncts Of the country would never have
locked. In the thorough and systematic
education of the South we see its only re-
drmption, and long for the day when Il uni
vcrsity as good and better than that at LcS-
mcton shall honor every southern State,
and II common-School house adorn and de-
frnd every southern .-Forneys
Press.
A highly intelligent Press, indeed Gene
raj Lees College and the University OF
Virginia the same
Just such asses have a monopoly OF writing
such senselesS paragraphs rs that above
quoted.
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.f- COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, }
No. $40 FRANKLIN street,
RICHMOND. VA. ,Jnly Cd. 1910,
TOHN A. LYMAN, EXECUTOR OF
~ Thomas Z. August, deceased. Plaintiff,

TOHN A. L1NHAM, EXECUTOR OF
~ Thomas z. August, deceased. Plaintilf,
against
L. August anu others. Delcnulnts.
By decree entered in this cause by the chan
Gerry court OF the city OF Richmond on the 10th day
OF June, 1870 IL Is ordered that the complainant,
John A. LYMAN, do render All account OF his exc.
cutural transactions US executor OF the last Will
and testament OF his tcstator, Thomas L. August,
deceased, before of the commissioners OF this
court who Is directed to examine, state, and settle
the same, and also to ascertain the amounts, IL
any, due and owing from said estate To The defend-
ants, Otis Il. Manson and William Ira smith. re,
spectiyely, and all others the creditors of said
estate and the order anu priority thereof respect
lively. And that said commissioner report the
same to the court with any matters speci ally
stated deemed pertinent 10y himself, or winch may
he required by any of the parties to he so slated.
"A notice OF the time aud place OF taking the
aforementioned account, and waning all the
creditors OF the said testtor to appear and prove
their accounts, shall be published once q week for
four successive wee ks In some convenient news
paper, and shall be equivalent to personal ser
vice of such notice. .. r.
The parties Interested are hereby notified That
have fixed OH THURSDAY the dth day Of August,
1870, at O'Clock A.. NJ, At my Office, 10 state the
accounts and tlkc proof Of debts required by the
aforesaid decree. THOMAS }. EVANS,
Nv 5-Iudw Comml ,St0ncr.