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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
Opening Of a Fresh Campaign on
the Stock Exchange.
Brilliant Dash of the Bears
This Morning.
Pacific Mail Carried by ASSault---Erie
and Union Pacific Neutralized.
Successful Movement Along
the Entire Line.
Grand Rally Of the Bulls This Afternoon and
Recovery Of the Ground Lost.
A TACTICAL DEMONSTRATION.
A Feint Attack on the Money Market,
the Key Of the Position.
England's Difficulties Strengthening Gold
The Business Of the Treasury
Wells Reserve-Revenue Receipts.
The Bond Market Firm-Foreign
Exchange Unchanged.
A TACTICAL DEMONSTRATION.
A Feint Attack on the Money Market,
the Key Of the Position.
England's Difficulties Strengthening Gold
The Business Of the Treasury-BOut.
Wells Reserve-Revenue Receipts.
The Bond Market Firm-Foreign
Exchange Unchanged.
WALL STREET,

On Change to-day there was marked activity
in wheat, holders being tndisposed to sell, which
Induced an advance of 1c. to &c. Flour was frmer
but duller the asked prices being regarded too
high Cotton was dull and steady. The stock
market opened with
A SPIRITED BEAR DEMONSTRATION,
who gave evidence of their presence in large
numbers from the very commencement of business.
The chief point of attack was Pacific MAIL which,
In the uncertainty resulting from the already
contradictory action of the New York
Legislature and the oscillating movement
OF the subsidy business in Congress, opens
possibilities in the future with o predominant
''bear" disposition. Here for time the great
strength OF the "bear" attack directed and the
stock was rapidly pressed down from 695S, at which
the opening sales were made to 671s Erie then
came in for its proportion of assault and gave way
chiefly from the prolonged Indifference prevailing
recently on the other side, settling down to 63S.
Union Pacific shared in the general disposition to
sell and dropped to so. Northwest, Ohio and Mis-
sissppi, Western Union (Which latter declined l
per cent? and c. c. G. all suffered in this active
movement upon the enemys works the part of
the "bear' army in the period preceding the first
call and severally gave way.
PURSUING THEIR ADVANTAGE,
thus rapidly and brilliantly secured, the bear lead
ers press I'd the confused army Of their opponents
for the greater part OF the day. gradually pressing
q decline ranging on leading shares from x to Ia
per cent, when later in the day the bulls rallied,
and being reinforced by of the sinews OF war,
which they had wanted earlier in the engagement,
they in time turned the tide OF battle and made
COUNTER DEMONSTRATION
only rivaled in its results by the more brilliant
dash OF the morning They in turn, however,
covered possession Of most OF the strongholds they
had lost during the day, including such rallying
points as Pacific Mail, Western Union, Lake Shore,
Northwest, Ohio and Mississippi. New York Central,
Union Pacific and c., c. and l. c., and at night
cupied
THE FIELD OF CONFLICT.
The following were the highest and lowest prices
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The following were the highest and lowest prices
of stocks during the day -
THE TACTICAL LESSON

THE TACTICAL LESSON
to be derived from the days conflict is, however,
less encouraging to the virtual vlctors, who only
successfully repealed attack upon their best posi-
tons than appears from this survey Of the field.
There is a suggestiveness in the in which the
demonstration was made and afterwards with
drawn from which shows it to have had something
of the character Of reconnaissance, in force
1t Is true, but covering larger operations to be at
tempted later To drop metaphor in part, the bears
opened their raid upon the market with
AN NcIPIENT LOOKUP,
preparations for which had been made late Satur-
day afternoon and started the first rate for money
among the stock houses at per cent coin, and 80
ordered the supply of currency as to make per
cent exceptional among the larger government
houses, which very rapidly became plump cur
rency. In the meantime the rate elsewhere among
the stock men was advanced to 1.32 and interest
with 1-16 nat asked These rates were afterwards
almost as suddenly relaxed, and money closed at
In regular way, with balances pressed as
low Is per cent. 1t is not difficult
to conjecture that continuance OF this
FABIAN POLICY
In thus harassing the market from day to day.
avoiding such heavy attacks that of recent date
always diflcult and 1t might be dangerous In their
consequences, but at all events more certain to
provoke combined resistance, will prove much more
successful in firing out holders, and especially
disgusting the outsiders, who the best reserves
Of the bulls The banks are not in a condition to
extend any immediate relief against policy OF
this Kind as while largely receiving remttances OF
late, these come mostly In the shape of national
bank notes, and their legal reserve continues at
very low ebb. The next feature OF interest on the
street was the gold market
GOLD RANGED FROM 1116 TO 1117s,
opening at 1l14, advancing to 111's, reacting to
nv, recovering again to 1l1s and closing at INK,
offered at split. The two principal influences
affecting the market were the anticipation OF the
prepayment of the May interest, which, after hav-
Ing been discounted, was announced late In the
afternoon to take place without rebate on Wednes-
uay next and the rUmor OF an approaching
Caoinet crisis in England. The latter was
no douot the latest operative, and pro-
uuced the irm close to the market. Loans
were nat for borrowing, and A per cent
'or carrying, closing at the latter figure The As.
sistant Treasurer paid out to-day $4,000 gold on
account OF 5-2os redeemed, and SIS 900 ON account
Of January and March interest making the total
payments on the latter account s22 sal ooo Tho
customs receipts were s42S,OoO. The operations Of
the Gold Exchange Bank were Gross clearinga
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.



BALDwIN-HosKINs.-In Philadelphia, on Thurs
day, April 49, at the Church of the Mediator by the
Rev. f. ID. H0skins, assisted by the Rev. DR.. Sud-
dards and the Rev. $. f. f. Appleton rector OF the
church, HENRY BALDWIN, OF New York, to CoRNELIA
f., daughter Of Francis H0skins.
DENNIs-WEYNCK.-On Tuesday evening, April 10,
at halfpast seven O'Clock, at the residence or Rev.
+. w. Geissenheimer, +. H. DENNIS to ELIZABETH
WEyNCK both Of New York.
DYKEs-DATER.-On Saturday. April 20, BY the
Rev. Thomas A. Preston, FRANCIS II. DYKES to
HELEN c. DATER, daughter OF the late Philip Dater
VAN WYCK-GRAHAM.-At Harlem, on Monday,
April %, 1872, at St. James Methodist Episcopal
church, by Rev. DR.. Ridgeway, DR.. WILLIAM Ii. VAN
WICK to Miss ANNIE Il. GRAHAM.
Died.
AHMsTRoNG.-On Monday morning, April 90, Ell
LEN, widow Of Matthew Armstrong, Esq, aged 20
years, months and days.
Funeral services Tuesday evening, at eight
O'Clock, at the residence OF her son-in-law 1876
Third avenue. Her remains will be taken to Pater-
son for interment.
BANrA.-.0n sunday, April 81, WILLIAM 8. BANTA
In the 43d year of his age
His relatives and friends are Respectfully invited
70 attend the funeral, from the residence OF his
Drotner, theodore M. Banta, % st. James place,
Brooklyn, on Tuesday April 49, at two O'Clock.
- BRiTTON.-On sunday, April Il, 1872, after brief
illness, HARRIET n. BRITToN, widow OF Daniel w.
Brtton. "
Funeral from the house OF her brother James L.
Halght, 4A South Fourth street, williamsburg
Brooklyn, Il. d.. ON Tuesday. at two O'Clock +. M
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future delivery Oasis low middno the sales have
follows Sales Saturday after two o'clock p. M-May
1850 at 500 at y 36c june, 100 at % lll6c 800 at
100 ut 23c 100 az rs Lille September 400 at &c,
exchange 900 April for 400 May paid tSsxshahge 700
July. Total, 1850 bales Sales to-day UP two r. M
April 100 at zsc short notice., 800 at % I56c short
100 e loo a, 9 slSc june go at july sj
"a ll6c., 200 2oo at 22hc., 800 at % Lice. October,
total, 1860 bales The total receipts At the
leans li5s Mobile 1896: Savannah III: Charleston 299;
Wilmington III Norfolk cstimated $780, Baltimore, os2;
week s7 bales This day Lust year 10 $50 bales Rates
pool by steam, I'D; by sail, s-l6d To Havre by steam
Ne, gold by sail Ac TO Hamburg by steam, "a, com
compressed; by sail, &c To Baltic ports by sail &c
lc. gold To Mediterranean ports, by steam, lc. We
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CLOSING PROCESS O'CLOCK P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Market Quiet and Easy-Receipts
mt the Ports, 5,O4O Bales-Flour Firmer-
Wheat Higher-Corn Bctter-Pork and
Lard Firmer-Spirits Turpentine
Easier-Whiskcy Firmcr.
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The quotations based cotton running quality
not more than half grade above or below the grade
quoted.
FLOUR GRAIN.-Receipts-F 1872 bbls wheat
1000 bushels corn So 1865 bushels; meal, 200 bbs
and 40 bags; oats S36l2 bushels The flour market was
nrmer for all kinds while choice family decidedly
higher. The sales were about 1900 bbs including $50
in moderate demand and firmer; sales 200 bbls.
Wheat more active, and decidedly higher, closing
at about IS ST 6s for prime Chicago in store and
aoat 81 6I9a 81 "a Tor No Milwaukee, 81 GA 81 81
for No. J. 81 10 81 50 for red winter 81 B5 81 90 for
81 5s for Chicago in store; 81 So 81 COZ for do aoat
81 SO 81 6ll for No Milwaukee in store 81 81 81 "a
for do. aoat 81 63 81 IS for No. do In store and afoat
81 80 for No Toledo in store 81 30 for white State.
Corn rmer closing 73c The sales about 900
bushels, at TIC. 73c. for mixed aoat 7l1c for
yellow. Oats were steady with sales of about $4,000
bushels, at 50c Sc for Western in store and afoat,
bSc 5fc for white. Rye rmer about rs QUO bushels
sold at 90c &c in store nearly all at 9c Barley
dull; OF State brought S0c. Canada held within
the range of 81, 05 81 15
FRErcnrsThe market for berth freights was dull and
without noticeable change In rates The charering bus
also inactive, but about former rates
rent The engagements reported today fol-
lows TO Liverpool by steam, $50 packages provisions,
lbs 600 boxes bacon and go terces lard 1885, and by SAIL
100 bbs rosn private terms $500 packages lard and
lard 25 To Rotterdam 5 packages cassia 25s per 40
feet The charters comprise A Norwegian brig hence
TO Stockholm, 1900 bbls refined petroleum, As Cd Nor
wegian brig hence direct to Bristol Channel 1880 bbls
naphtha ut 5s 3D. for bbs and I'D for cases Amer
can bark hence to Gibraltar for orders to the Medter
ranean 1000 bbs and boxes refined petroleum private
terms North German brig, 26O tons, to Brazil and back
general cargo, los.
MoLAssEs.-The market was quiet but steady for both
foreign and domestic l2O bbls New Orleans brought
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$751; 100000; gold balances SLAB 1885, currency bal
ances, 81, 613, go.

$3l, 600; gold balances $l443, 1881 currency pa
ances s., 613, 49,
GOVERNMENTS WERE FIRM
throughout the day upon moderate business, but
rather above the average In view OF the scarcity OF
the old issues The market yielded slightly
In tone towards the close, upon the pos
sble consequences of the rumored change
OF Ministry, but prices were firmly maintained, as
follows limited States currency skies, 115I 49,
do. sixes 1881, registered, 1l5% 1l5T do. do do.
coupon I16E 1864 do. hvc-twenties, registered,
May and November, 1lOh 1l0A; do, do, 1852,
coupon do, ia a 114t; do. do 1864, do, do, ia
1145; do, do, 1865, do, do, 1l4% us; do, do,
1867 registered, January and July, 1887 Hay;
do, 1865 coupon, do, 1l3h l13H; do, do, 1887,
do, d. ia l1414; do, do, 1868, do, d. 1l4h
114al; do. fves of 1881, funded registered, 1O9x
10; do. do. do, coupon, 1llH 1l1k; do. ten
forties, registered, 1o3k 1OsX; do. do, coupon,
1895 a 1927
SOUTHERN SECURITIES WERE OUTFIT
and steady the only points OF interest being adj
vance OF per cent in Tennessee and sharp ad-
vance OF holders prices of LOuisialas upon fresh
foreign inquiry. Prices closed as folows:-Ten-
nessee, ex-coupon, OK 6S; do, new, 67A So;
Virginia. ex-coupon, As SIS; do, registered stock,
old, AZ 4S; do skies, consolidated bonds, SEX q
53h; do, skies, deferred scrip, II IS; Georgia
skies, 70 49,; do, sevens, SO a 9O North Carolina,
ex-coupon, SO 81; do, funding 1866 25 81; do,
do, $685. q %; do, new, 2OK %; do, special
tax, IAN II; Missouri skies, 95N 90;
do, Hannibal & ST. Joseph, 934 95;
Louisiana skies, SO 81; do, new, SIS a 90; do,
levee skies, CT TO- do do. Fights, IS 80; do. do.
eights 1876, SO a 90; do. Penitentary sevens, 90
70; do. railroad eights 70 a 80; Alabama fves 80
50; do. Fights, as q 90; do eights Montgomery and
Eutaua Railroad IS a co. South Carolina skies, so
So; do. new, January and July, 3sA 3SX; do. do,
April and October, SO u 81; Arkansas sixes funded,
81 So; Mobile and Ohio Railroad, sterling 03 a 05;
do interest Fights, 8S 90; do. second mortgage
Fights, 7S a 50; Mississippi Central Railroad first
mortgage sevens, SO a So; do. do. second mortgage
Fights, rs 80; New Orleans and Jackson first
mortgage, 90 o 90; do. do. second mortgage,
rs 80 Memphis and Charleston Railroad first,
SO So; do. do. second, 70 50; Greenville and Co
lumbia Railroad, guaranteed by South Carolina, As
SO; Macon and Brunswick guaranteed by Georgia,
65 q 70; Wilmington, Charlotte and Rutherford
eights AZ At; Memphis city skies, SO q SIS; Savan-
nah city sevens, SO IS; New Orleans consols, old,
70 70; do. issue railroads, sxes IS 10; do. sew
ems, 81 a 10.
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. Days BUSINESS AT THE sUB-TRsAsURY

BOUTWELL'S BALANCES.
The following the Treasury balances at the
close OF business to-day:-Currency, 100000 90;
coin, s12s, 1000 of which $4,000, 600 coin
tifcates
REVENUE RECEIPTS.
The internal revenue receipts day were 5000 0OO
FOREIGN EXCHANGE WAS QUIET
and firm, on the basis of 1O9S for prime bankers
sixty days sterling and 10 1-6 for short sight
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MoLAssEs-The market was quiet but steady for both
foreign and domestic l20 bbls New Orleans brought 56c

NAVAL sroREs-Thc market for spirits tnrpentne was
Trsg and o S9Sa a9s easier a Hh bs es O
6skc ls bbs from dock, 67c and 60 bbls yard
q s sos" ' "a af
strained and refined There were sales reported Tar
CHANGE to-day the market for refined
quiet but rm at Case oil dun a and w enr niS
alt esss ns and
n s. pa sG s sfsr ss
The Phadeipha market was quiet but r f%e
ses hsS 81 a S hear
% bS sellers Open for Max
pacSases lard and 'G So kess The
Ssa5 ,alss 81 SSi; SIS zs May
sssed about @ Ss ss wa asa auis
ss; Ssi e ssGst
Beef moderately sought after and renamed steady 6aFs
se SIS s for
and SIS $50 for India terees Beef hams were dull
% sm va.
f0 a 81 M Gee We nSe
hams sc oc do shoulders &c Sc sa P beifies
Western rmsG closing ss steam The sai les
nTd a m & aa u for Agus
sales $50 terces at &C.. '''''''
s9ieress Carolina at sc 25 bags Pana at re .I
SuGAR-Thc market for quiet but steady
There was but little disposition shown operate We
hear of sales of 40 hocsheads prime refining at sac 20
hogsheads refining and iS bags St Domingo on private
terms Refined in fair demand and steady at former
prices. We quote Standardization common refining
.sac &c.; fair to good fair refining, sl4c SIC. good
9c prime to choice grocery 94c 9sac centrifugal
hhds and boxes, &c: agsc moasses, hhds and boxes
STANDARD ga ,s Nos Re age do 10 e r.
10 to % l1ac. n4c; do, white, lie. Il2sc. Porto
Rico-Common to prime refining &c. ssc fair TO choice
grocery sac. l0c. Brazil-Dutch standard Nos to III
asc aHsc Jaya-Duch standard. Nos 10 to u, sac a
New DEMONSTRATING grades, &c. s1c.; grocery do
sac. l0c.
tierces.
IALLow was ialT actye anu nrm sales 25O0W lbs. at
&C. for country and 94c for city. The sales mostly
city.
WHIsKrY.-Recepts 6i2 bbls The market was shade
rmcr under fair demand Sales 2O bbls at SOC S9lc.
the latter price for small lots
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CLOTE 4 JAMES,
> stationers Printers and Blank Book Mauuf.c,u,.,.
W Fulton street, Blank Books made " pattern.
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CoPrEE.-The market remained dull and entirely
nominal. We quote :-Cargoes Rio ordinary, l4J4c.
l4sc. do fair, l5c. 5l4c; do. good, l5sc. 1876 do.
prime, 1614c G>c gold in bond, sixty days; Mara
caibo, 1sc 1910. Laguayra, lsc 2c St Domingo Din
bond) l3c.; Java, pc. u 23c., gold duty paid.
COTToN continued dull and nominal with more sellers
than buyers, at the subloined quotations For future
delivery moderate business in progress, former
prices, The sales thus
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INDOOR PARTNER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., WITH
i $4,000 In wholesale commission business controlling
exclusive sales in York. Eastern manufac
tory For confidential and particulars address
CLARKE Jr.. Herald office.
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WINES. LIQUORS, &C.

TEN PACKAGES CONTAINING 20 CASES OF II
ouors stored in store $50 Washington street by W. w
Langdon win be sold " pay charges on the I'm 81 April
ld72. u not called f0rs VhAS MVNhVAAAND.
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Say less than you think, rather than
think only half what you say. ..


Say less than you think, rather than
think only half what you say. s,..
"A secret has been defined as anything
made known to every body in whisper"
Most of the shadows that cross our
path through life are caused by standing in
our own light. ~ Nl5.l'
If cause be good, the most violent
attacks of its enemies will not injure it so
much as an injudicious defence Of it by its
friends. s.ut,l 81 lsraar .slT I..a~.s
Life may be gloomy to the good man,
the way rugged, and the path uneven; he
may come battling to his end but the
powerful hand of God will eradicate every
root of bitterness, every sensation of form
er pain and all before him be pleasing and
delightful. sn-r.t, a.e..1 .a55g
An old writer has quantity said "God
looks not at the oratory of four prayers,
how eloquent they are; nor at their geome-
try how long they are nor at their arith-
metic, how many they are nor at their log
ic, how methodical they are but he looks
at their sincerity, how spiritual thy are.
Speak kindly in the morning /; it lightens
the cares of the day, and makes household
and all other affairs move along more
smoothly. Speak kindly at night for
it may be that before the dawn some
loved one may finish his or her span of life
for this world, and it will be too late TO ask
for forgiveness.
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: 44UI
yVNHiS ISTO GIVE NOTICE-Thnt on the n n

'NHis ISTO GIVE NOTICE--That onthe 17th
L day of July. 1872, a warrant in bankruptcy
was issued out of the District Court of the Unl-
ted States for the Eastern District of Virginia
against the estate of Robert w Larke of Hen
rico county and State of Virginia. who has
been adiudged a bankrupt on his own pettion:--
That the payment of any debts, and the delivery
of any property belonging to said bankrupt, TO
him or for his use, and the transfer of any pro-
perty by him, are forbidden by law THAT
meeting of the creditors of said bankrupt, to
prove their debts and choose one or more assig-
nees of his estate will be held at court of bank
ruptcy to be holden at the Registers Office
Richmond Virginia, before w. w. Forbes,
Esq, Register, on. the 9th day of August, A
D., 1872 at 10 o'clock A. M .. ... d. t4l1
t.f-. DAVID Il. PARKER,
iy lS-Th2w .... .....- IT, s. Marshal
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lie l3-Th3w

1J2
4 N THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI.
l. TED STATES for the Eastern District of yir-
ginia.
In the matter of p. Keenan,, ct ais VS.. W. J.
Cussen, bankrnpt-in bankruptcy.
AT Richmond on the 18th duy of March,
1879. .s.T..D aF ... a.E -r.a-..rI .-a I..." ..i
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: -.l,.4H-s
Please to take notice hereby, that a petition has
been, to wit: on the 18th day of March, 1872 filed
in said District Court by w. j. Cussen, of Rich
mond city in said district who has been heretofore
duly declared bankrupt under the act of Congress
entitled AN act to establish u uniform sys-
TEN of banlruptcy throughout the UnitedStates,'
approved March I'd, 1867, for discharge and Ger
tificate thereof, from all his debts and other
claims provable under said act, and that the I'd
day of April, 1872, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, be-
fore w. w. Forbes, one of the registers of said
court IN bankruptcy, at his office in Richmond,
in said district is the time and place assigned for
the hearing of the same; when and where you
may attend and show cause, if any you have,
why the prayer of the said petition should not be
granted. Gs' .l.E. .s..,- -tE-- ..H
You are also hereby notified, that the second
and third meetings of the creditors of the said
bankrupt will be held at the same time and place.
.'.. w. W FORBES,
H.. Register in Bankruptcy for the
jv l6.-TSw Sd Cong'l Dist. of Va
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ySNHlS is TO GIVE NOTICE-That on the
l. 18th day of July A. d., 1872, a warrant in
bankruptcy was issued out of the District Court
of the United States for the Eastern District of
Virginia, against the estate of Bryce M. Pratt,
of Henrico county and State of Virginia, who
has been adjudged bankrupt on his own petit
lion that the payment of any debts, and the
delivery of any property belonging TO said bank
rupt, TO him or for his use, and the transfer of
any properly by him, are forbidden by law !;
that meeting of the creditors of said bal krupt,
TO prove their debts and choose one or more as
signees of his estate, will be held at a court of
bankruptcy to be holden at the Registers Office,
Richmond, Va, before w. w. Forbes Esq. Reg
lister, on the Sd day of August A. d., 1872, at 10
O'Clock A. M. DAVID b. PARKER,
jy 22-M2w U. S Marshal
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JOB AND BEELzEBUB.-An English
magazine reproduces the following epigram
by Coleridge as sufficiently unfamiliar to
give it the novelty Of newness:
'Sly Beeizebub took all occasions
To try Jobs constancy and patience.
lie took his honor, took his health,
He took his children, took his wealth. II
His servants, horses, oxen, cows
But cunning Satan did not take his spouse.
But heaven, that brings out good from evil,
And loves 10 disappoint the devil,
Had predetermined TO restore ..#
Two fold all he had before; . - .....
His servants, horses, oxen, cows, .. .-.#.
Short-sighted devil not t, take his spouse "
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In THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI.
l. TED STATES for the Eastern District of yir-
gnia. l-.. ...' ago WOO
In the matter of Isaac Hutzler, bankrupt
in bankruptcy. i v-H $3.50
To Whom it May Concern-The Undersigned,
Jacob COIN, of Richmond city, Virginia. here
by gives notice of his appointment as assignee of
the estate of Isaac Hutzler, of Richmond, Va,
in said district, who was, on the Goth day of May,
1872, adjudged a bankrupt on his own petition by
the District Court of said District.
Dated Richmond, Ya June IL, 1872.
u. l-lr ..-.. rsD-l- JACOB COIN, ..E a2
lie l3-Th3w ..Ft Assignee