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These bonds are secured, first, by Il First
Mortgage On the Railroad itself Its rOllng.stOCk,
and all equipments; second, by Fir4t Mortgage
on Its entire Land Grant, being moro than Twcn.
ty-Two Thousand Acres OF Land TO each mile Of
Road.
The Bonds are free from United States Tax /;
the Principal and Interest are payable In Cold
the PrnciI al ut tho end OF Thirty years, and the
Interest Seml.annually, ut tho rate Of sEvEN AND
TnHEE.TENTHs PER CENT. per annum.
They are issued In denominations OF 800, $500
$40 %, 5000 and $4,000.
The Trustees under the Mortgage are Messrs
Jay Cooke, OF Philadelphia, and j. Edgar ThOm.
son. President OF the Pennsylvania Central
Railroad Company
These Northern Pacific 10 Bonds will at all
times before maturity, DO receivable AT Ten PER
CENT. PREMIUM Tor l,l0, In exchange for tue
Company lands at their lowePt caRh price,
Inaddition TO their AbsOlu Int safety, these Bonds
yield an Income larger, we believe than any other
nrst'clasS security. Persons holding United
states b2OB can, by converting them into North,
ern taciNcs, Increase their yearly income Onc-
aura, ana still have perfectly reliable inyest'
ment.
HOW TO GET TIIEM.-Your nearest Banl;
or Banker will supply these Bonds In any desired
amount, and OF any needed denomination. Per.
sons Wishing 10 exchange stocks or other bonds
for these, can do 10 with any OF our Agents, who
will allow the highest current price for ALL MAR
KETAELE SECURITIES.
Those living In localities remote from Banks
may send money, or other bonds, directly TO Us
by express, and we will send back Northern Pa.
clhc Bonds at our own risk, and without cost 10
the investor For further Information. pamph.
lets, maps, etc, call on or address the undersrn.
ed, or anyoE the Banks or Bankers employed to
sell this Loan.
After careful investigation have accepted the
General Agency for West Virginia and tho ad-
Joining counties Of Pennsylvania and Ohio for
the sale Of these bonds, and confidently recon.
mend them to my customers and Investors gen.
orally, r. CRAhCLE,
lAnl7e0d President City BIRk.
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NEW DIRK, MNtcn t.
The most important feature in trade to.
day is II reduction Of 0nc.halt cent in the
price Of Hamilton prints, which are low
and sell at 10ic. All the leading makes
of prints have suffered II decline in prices,
except Merrimack, D., Pacific and COchc.
co, and consequently look for II more
lively demand during the coming week.
All things considered, the price OF staple,
cotton and wOOllcn goods are in the main
cheap enough, but the depression in the
market exerts an unfavorable influence in
business, just at the opening OF the spring
season. There are various makes in cot.
ton goods that could not he put upon the
market much lower thNn ut present.
Everywhere cotton has declined two cents
on the pound on account Of the high cost
of labor. The dye and c. trade is open.
ing late.
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EUROPE.
FRANCE.
Eyacnntion of Pnris.

LONDON, March 4.
The German troops have all left Paris
The evacuation terminated at eleven
o'clock, A. NJ, Friday, in accordance with
the terms OF the convention.
A dispatch from Havre, Sd, says: The
Mobiles and National Guards have dis.
banded, and the trenches around the
town are being filled up.
PARIS, March 4.
Nota German soldier remains in Paris.
The Saxons passed ont at 10 o'clock yes.
terday morning, marching in front of the
Arc dc Triomphe, amid the profound 81.
lcncc OF the few spectators, by noon the
evacuation Of the city was complete. The
German Emperor afterwards reviewed
100000 men in the Bois dc BoulOgne.
The Prussian leaders are disappointed
ut the coldnesS and implaCable at
titudC Of the Parisians. Several Jour
nails resumed publication to-day, they
arc unanimous in the opinion that
the impressions produced by the pre-
liminary terms OF peace arc very bad.
They declare that no peace is real wien
obtained under such duress, but they re-
commend calmness and concord rs the
means of making the country great and
prosperous.
The authorities arc preparing to dis.
band the Mobile Guards in Paris. The
city is quiet to-day. A number of persons
suspected to be spies lave been arrested by
the people, and several women seen talk
ing with tho Prussians in the Champs
Elysees were severely handled.
Open air meetings were held day and
night in tho Place Dc La Bastile,
but no scenes Of violence arc re.
ported. The Minister Of the Int.
rior in proclamation COngratulatcS the
inhabitants on their attitude during OC.
cupatiOn, and the Fri dW P6upI6 in on ar.
tlclc signed by Jules Vallcs, inCites the
poor TO war against rich. liz Herib:de.
mands that merchants In good standing
be granted additional delay Of u month Of
the payment of commercial bills. The press
protests against the continued occupation
Of the suburbs of Paris. The forts on the
lCl bank oil the Seine will be delivered
to the French in few days. One division
Of the army Of the Loire will shortly re.
intOrCe the garrison Of Paris.
VERSAILLES, March 4.
Tho German forces has received orders
to withdraw behind the line of the Seine
The statement that the partial character
Of the occupation OF Paris was the result
Of the intervention Of England is untrue.
England's influence was exercised wholly
on the question Of the war indemnity.
PARIS, March4.
Ilerald's Special
Won Moltkc is in favor Of the evacuation
of Versailles and details for the evNCua.
ton OF the forts on the left bank of the
Seine arrived yesterday. &"
Circulation Is again free in Paris, and
crowds Of curious people this afternoon
were visiting the scene of the German oc.
cupation. The citizens generally confess
that the Germans during their stay in the
city behaved well.
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GERMANY.



The Emperor will return To Berlin in
about eight days. Prince Frederick vii.
liam has been appointed commandcr.in.
chief Of the army Of occupation in France.
His headquarters will be at Rhicms.
NJ. ThiCrs declines to make q treaty OF
commerce with Germany, on the ground
that it Is necessary for France to initiate
the United States and restore its eQuilib.
rum by high tariffs.
Berlin is brilliantly Illuminated tonight.
The Empress and Princess drove through
the streets and were received with great
enthusiasm.
LONDON, March 4.
1t is rumOrGd that Napoleon is ncgotia.
ting for nm estate in Bohemia, where he
will retire.
Prince Frederick drove into Paris on
Thursday. 1t was reported that Emperor
William also visited the city.
Victor Emanuel has written to Emperor
William expressing his surprise and dis.
appointment at the hard terms imposed
upon France, especially in regard to terri.
tory,
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XLIId CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.
SENATE.
WAsnIN0roN, Marcel 4.

W ASllINUTON, NlHTCIl i.
After pronOuncing the Senate of the
Forty.Second Congress adjourned, the
VICE PRESIDENT, without vaCating his
seat, continued: The time fixed for the
assembling ofthc first session ofthe Forty
Second Congress according to law
having arrived, the Secretary will call the
roll of the names Of the Senators elect,
who will present themselves in front Of
the Vice Presidents chair to take the oath
OF office.
In accordance with the invitation Of the
VICE PRESIDENT, the organization of the
Senate was proceed with, and those pres
ent came forward and took the oath OF
office.
The VICE PRESIDENT stated that the
name OF Mr. VANCE, the Senator from
North Carolina, would not be called, rs
the legal and political disabilities OF that
gentleman had not been removed
The credentials of number Of Senators
from the South were temporarily disposed
of by being laid on the table, and ut ll5
the Senate adjourned until IL o'clock
Tuesday. -.
HOUSE.
4 short pause followed the adjourn
mcnt of the old House, when Mr.. Nc.
PHERsoN, clerk of the House, sum-
moncd the new House to order, and pro.
cecdcd to call the names of the members
by States. New Hampshire, C1lnccticnt,
Texas and Alabama, were uurcprcSCnled,
the elections in those States not having
vet been held Inregard to North Carolina
the clerk stated that he had been re-.
Qucstcd by Mr.. Rogers, member from til Q
Fourth District, not 10 call his name, and
he therefore did not do so. Iu regard to
this the clerk stated that while the
credentials were peculiar in form, owing
to the fact that elections were held under
military reconstruction nets, it appeared
to him that they met all substantial re.
QuiremGnts, and he therefore accepted
them NIL. In regard to terms, the clerk
stated that the credentials presented dif-
lcred materially from those presented by
members Of the Forty-tirSt Congress
They were both vague and Cvasivc, and
the changes made were SO marked and
special us TO create the belief that they
were perhaps made to produce uncer.
tainty. lie had been in doubt us to his
duty concerning them, but he had finally
concluded TO give them this time the
benefit of u dOubtand accept them. Tie
point which had been urged, that the
election had not been held ON the day
fixed by the law OF Tennessee, involved
u construction Of tho Constitution and
several laws Of the State, and he had
concluded not to rule on it. As to the third
article the clerk stated that the certificate
presented on its face evidence that 1t had
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, March 1.
CorroN-Dull and 4 shade lower: mid.
ding ut l4c.
FLoUR-Firm; family SO 5OaO 20.
GRAN-Whcat in fair demand and
ilrm; red winter 81 40a1 Al. Corn, dc.
mand good ut iull price, SIC. Ryc AT
81 Goal O5. Oats, market steady: No, 9
5Oa5lc. Barley dull and prices dropping
at 90a0jc. 7
GRoCERTEs-Unchangcd
OILs-Linsecd oil steady nj O2c. Lard
EGGs-Qniet and weak at I0a2Oc
BuTTER-Scarce and firm at 2Ga3Oc
CHEEsE-QuicLAnd unchanged at 15s
1Gtc.
SEEDs-CIover seed, demand fair and
advanced to 10ga11tc. Timothy seed un
changed.
RRovIsIoNs-Pork dull, holders not
willing TO make concessions; asking
$9l 1ja22 co. Lard dull; asking 12Ia
l24c for steam and kettle. Bulk meats
dull and holders anxious to sell; shoulders
offered at 7Sa79c; sides 05; bulk sides
clear rib, Zoe; saIes 40 h0gslcads sides
at 1Oia1lc, packed, seller MAY. Bacon
dull and prices dropping; sales OF shodl-
ders at SIC; sides llai1tc.
WHIsKY-Firm ut SIC.
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New York Money and Stock Market.
NEW YnRK- Mnrrh a

Gold firm Mt 11OIa111; loans made at
from 81 TO 4iC; Clearings, $37, 100000. Ex.
thC week $$,138 600. Governments strong,
particularly 'sls, which advanced one half
cent on yesterdays prices. Stocks active
and irregular, there was decline about the
middle of the day, but at the close re-Act.
cd and advanced TO about the opening
prices; Union Pacific opened at 33c, and
sold down to &c on the rumOr that the
President had not signed the army appro.
priAtiOn bill, closed ut 3OtC The Indiana
Central opened ut 23c, and sold down to
2OC; closed ut 21c. Tho entire market
closing active, and not quite so strong.
Money Nt 4N5 per cent. State bonds very
steady, with but few transactions Stcrl.
Ing exchange, bankers bill 10Dsc.
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FINANCES.
Precautions at LOndOn...IIeavy
LOSSS ON Cotton.

Precautions at LOndOnss.1IeRVy
LOsSS on Cotton.
New York, March 3.
The Worlds financial article notices
that the Bank Of England has advanced
the rate Of discount One-half per cent,
and says the cotton markets are in state
Of decentralization bordering on panic.
The advance in the rate OF discount is n
precautionary measure in tho event of II
sudden and great withdrawal from the
London market, where it has been de-
posted for safety by persons on the conti-
nent Of Europe during the war. The de-
cline in price and tendency to panic in
the cotton market in Liverpool and New
York, is caused by nOtiticGtiOnof loans
to be returned by spectators who are
overloaded with cotton.
1t is stated that Greek merchants in Eu-
rope are carrying u heavy load of cotton
and there Is no doubt they will be forced
to sell and realize from the action
OF the Bank. The writer continues: ::
The power Of the Bank Of England
to crush the most gigantic speculations
has been frequently illustrated in the past,
and he cites how the bank crushed the
Greek speculation in grain not many years
ago, and the financial crisis and panic
which resulted thercfrom.
There Is no doubt that the Bank Of
England has commenced the policy of
contraction in its accommodations to all
foreign firms and spectators who are
likely TO weaken its reserve OF coin and
the more active demand Tor foreign bills
OIexcbangc in the New York market,
yesterday, was owing to telcgraphs from
firms in Europe to their correspondents
here, TOR remittances to strengthen thGm-
selves against eventualities.
There is a decline in the prices Of cotton
within the last q hours, oftweuty million
Of dollars lOsS on the entire cotton crop OF
the South.
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,STOCKs-Westcrn Union Telegraph 599;
Adams Express, 70!; Wells, Fargo L. Co.,
Ala; American Ait United States 5Ol; Pa
citic Mail, 44l; New York Central, 01s; do
scrip, 03l; Eric 92g; Harlem 1874; Reading,
10O9 Cleveland Is Pittsburgh, 100;
Northwestern, So do preferred, 024; New
Jersey Central, 1867; st. Paul, oily do
preferred, IA; Wabash 5jt; do preferred
76l; Fort Wayne, 05I; Terrc lIautc, 3Oi;
Chicago Il Alton, l13!; Ohio Il Mississippi,
AT; Cleveland, Columbus & Cincinnati,
S3J; Burlington & Quincy, 1901; Illinois
Central, l333; Lake Shore, 0S2.
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Financial and Commercial.
Calling in the 3 per cent Certificates.
WASHINGTON, March 4.

George Boutwell, today directed the
Assistant Treasurer ut New York TO
notify the holders of three per cent Ger.
titicAtes of March 2, 1867, and July 2jth,
1868, that all such certificates bearing
date from October 18th, 1867 to December,
10th, 1857, inclusive. Of the denomination
OF five thousand each, between the nun.
bers SGl and 100, and the denominations oil
ten thousand between numbers 100 and
1910, will be paid on presentation at his
office, and that from and after April 3Oth,
1871, such certificates will cease 10 bear
interest and will no longer be available rs
n lawful revenue in the poss esslon Of any
National Banking Association.
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New York Market.
New YORK, March :

New York, March 4.
CorroN-Quiet and weak; middling up
lands ut l4ic.
FLoR-Firm at 80 75aG 95 for ship.
ping extras.
GRAIN-Wheat-Very firm; red and
amber ut 81 63a1 Us. Oats-Demand fair
and advanced at 67a7Oc. Corn-Firm
western mixed at 97a97tc.
PRovIsIoNs-POrk - More active al
$9l IS. Lard-Dull at 12Ial3c; seller
May at 1890.
EGGs-Steady; fresh at 9Ga29c.
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Philadelphia Mnrket.

IHILADkLTIIIAt NIuTCU 7.
FLoUR-Unchangcd.
GRAIN-Wheat-Firm; Indiana red at
81 G2al G3. RYe-$l TO- Corn-Iellow
at 70aSOc; mixed at 76a77ic. Oats
8iaB5c.
PRovIsIoNs-Drooping. Mess Pork
$22 so. Lard at 13(C.
PErRoLEUM-CrIdc at 1916; refined at
WHIsKY-UnchNnged.
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ENGLAND.


LONDON, March 3.
In the House of Commons to-day Mr..
Dickey gave notice of resolution OF re.
gret that the Government had assented to
holding the Black Sea Conference on the
conditions declared by Prince GOrtzcho-
koh. A discussion took place on the
colonial policy OF the Government, par
ticularly us regards South Africa.
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baltimore Market.
RALTIMORE, March 4.

4ANLt4MOlIh, NIhICll 4.
FLouR--Firm; western family at
q 50as 80.
GRAIS-Wheat-QuieL; Ohio and In.
diana at 81 Goal Is. Corn-Firm; yellow
southern at SOaSlc; white at s3aS5c.
PROVISIONS - Pork - Mess dull at
$22 90. Bacon-Shoulders at 0Sa10c; ba.
con sides at ll9c; bacon sides, clear rib, at
l2tc. Hams-lSC, Lard-l3al3tc.
WHIsKY-Olc.
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, March 4
FLoUR-Eery Ouie'

OiICAuoI MdTCu !.
FLoUR-Nery quiet.
GRAIN-Wheat; No. . spring Chicago
fairly active and 4c higher al 81 2jia1 26t;
this afternoon stcadyat 81 2Gta1 2G!
Corn, No. . mixed steady and &c higher
closed firm at 52Ac cash; this afternoon
quiet and firm. Oats, No. 9 quiet Mt 40ta
409c. Rye, No. . dull at OOc. Barley
spring No. 2 dull at 7Sc.
lOGs-Dressed quiet at s. 50a7 70; live
quiet at SO 95a7 30.
CATTLE-Dull at 2Oa9jc lower, sales
at 81 50a5 40.
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NO. ITO.
Affairs in Arkansas.

MEMPHIS. March Al AN.
The AralanchSs Little Rock special of
tonight says political affairs have as.
sumed another phase. This morning, i'm.
mediatcly after the journal was read, Mr..
Neal, Chairman of the Board Of Impeach.
mGnt Managers, reported: "The commit.
tee appointed by the House as q board Of
managers to prepare particular articles Of
Impeachment against Gov. Clayton have
used every effort within their power to OBJ
tain information TO enable them to prepare
such articles of impeachment for the con.
sideration OF this House, and report that
there is not sufficient evidence to convict
the Governor ofmisdemeanorsin ofliccand
have failed TO obtain any facts or data
that would warrant them in attempting to
prepare particular articles Of impcach.
ment against the Governor" The COM
mittcc offered n resolution to the effect
that further proceedings in the case be dis
pensed with.
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Walter Brown, the famous oarsman,
died at the residence OF his mother in
Newburg, New York, Friday, from an Ell.
largcd spleen, complicated with dropsy
The disease was contracted dnring the
destruction Of his boat.houSe ut Boston a
few weeks Ngo.
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THE PROSPECTIVE SESSION.
WASHINGTON, March
Outrage by tho CoaI Miners, Union.
MOUNT CARMEL, Pa, March 4.

A man named Hoffman, who was work.
ing outside the workingmGn's union,
was shot in his bed last night, and the
end Of his house was a!terward blown out
with powder.
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WASHINGTON.
CLOSING HOURS OF TIE OLD CoNGR ESs-
OPENING OF TIE NEW.


WASHINGTON, March 1.
Pending the question upon the passage
Of the repeal oL the duties on coal,
which was debated until n lew minutes to
8 o'clock this morning, the Senate held
an executive session Of one hour, and
then took recess until 1880 A. NJ.
During the executive session the fol.
lowing, among other nominations, were
confirmed. s. P. Brown, A. II. Shepard
A. B. Mullett and Jas. A. Magruder, to
constitute the Board Of Public Works tor
the District OF Columbia; Geo. A. Black,
Secretary OF State.
The Senate galleries were crowded on
the resumption OF business, ut half past
ten o'clock. Much interest was mani
tested, both in the galleries and on the
floor, in the closing scenes, which, how
ever, were devoid Of special interest. A
bill for the abolition Of the tax on coal
was laid aside to give way to bill for
the relief OF the Sisters of Charity Of
Charleston, which was under debate when
the session expired. The same subject
was under consideration ut the close OF
the preceding session of this Congress,
when 1t was, as on the present occasion,
defeated by debate.
The House galleries were also crowded
and many visitors on the floor. The con.
fusion was very great, but was terminated
at the hour of12 O'clock by three vigorous
raps OF the Speakers gavel, who, before
announcing the adjournment sine die, de.
ltvcrcd his valediCtory, which WIS ap-
plaudCd both by themembers and the peO.
pie in the galleries, Having LETT the chair
he received the congratulations Of men,
bcrs Of both houses.
Both houses at n few minutes past 19
o'clock proceeded to the organization of
the new Congress.
The President and members of his cabi.
net, together with his private secretaries,
occupied the Presidents room, near the
Senate Chamber, where tho President
signed all bills which were presented to
him, excepting nine. The President this
morning approved and signed sixty.scvcn
bills, including the remaining general an,
preparation bills. The President remained
At the room some time awaiting the or
ganiZation Of the two houses, in order tC
save the Joint Committee the trouble Of
sending to him at the Executive Mansion
He had no printed message to Communi,
cate. Several hundred bills which were
passed on by the House failed to receive
concurrent action.
THE PROSPECTIVE SESSION.
WASHINGTON, March 8.
It is not certain that the Senate will
concur in the House to adjourn Sia0 die
on Wednesday. Some Senators are dis.
posed to remain in session until the San
Domingo Commission make their report
The President said yesterday that he did
not intend TO send any message to Con
gress unless something should occur to
rnnlnR a, al
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MIR. Gladstone, the British Premier,
is i'll, and retired carly Saturday from the
House Of Commons.
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1T is reported that Holland proposes
q Convention Of the Powers to define
conIaband Of war.
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The river at Pittsburgh last evening
was stationary, with 10 feet six inches in
the channel.
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The coal famine in New York is at an
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.T1yrrssNg . an, aisIsre Days !.

Ts-I11IAITTARLE REAL, ESTATE FOB
EYE Il e. iss Sssss q SsssE ssssts 4
re oSt9 ana ateas ss
Taylor the undersignea, p,,a anetto.
aionef, wifi again expose TO saIg 81 sat ct
sgs5y Coz S0araiGuss; 3a he fooSins va
Dsbls sEAL 5I VI i.te,y belonging e
f. W anu siotnipg The lands formerly BELONGING
~ Peter 4. spratley, deceased, ana oshelS' ANN
p ss aiiG n Is 70 said
me tayaio Home Tract Containing by destination a0a
doss acres, large portion Oh If ali the crops
,,.naIiv ra,sad i'm THIS section or c3nrtry This
tract iies on both sides Of the stare Iosu
2ames riras. It has on it beautiful two-story
dwelIing.house, kitchens, ard ali nesesss.1g W
houses usually ieund on arge ia arcbard The
place is abundanly supplied VILE s a W9Sa ane
has good ggses y Il ny Ees Sysloasnn to said T.
". TsyIor adjoining the lands Of Nancy >. Fitcn-
cit, decessed and others, containing oy eatima-
ti9n Os TRaCT OF LAND belonging the same,
kn OWN as The . Springfield Tract, containing by
e timation 22o acres, adjoining Jonn d. Late
ap sah TRACT OF LAND belonging to said 3.
a. Tay1or. known as the Home Tract.,' on
which he now resides, djo!niny jesse A. Hoilo-
and bss Sood o daens
house and all necessary on -house and the land is
we'll adapted to the growth or MI the usasl crops:
TERMS ~ nough In cash TO pay the COSTS OF suit
aud sale remainder In four equal annual install
menrs. The purchaser 10 give bonds with APP
proved security, bearing interest from the day OF
order Of the court. 10 session given en- the lst
January, 1872. For further particulars, apply to
GEO. II. CLARKE, Commissioner, &c,
| SEPT 10th. 1871. -, re al-lrw4w