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uZ,p - Lottn,, New Play.

This drama was written for Lolita, and Is
as good piece Of that character as has been
given In this city for some time. II has an
element Of pcturesqueness both In the dra-
matte and scenic efforts Of the story, which
enhances Its attractivcness In q material de-
gree. The plot, without being new, has more
freshness and variety than Is common to SEN
sa,ional dramas produced in the last five
years, and the characters are remodGled with
skill and ingenuity, so that hitherto familiar
faces are scarcely known In their new dresses
aud situations. ZIP Is not what she seems,
and that Is the key to the story. She Is the
adopted daughter Of an old lighthouse
keeper, while In reality she Is the helress Of
u vast estate, whose father had lost his life
at sea when she was IN infant. Her connec-
ton with the estate Is known by q villain
who used II In an attempt to put money
In his pockets. But Zip" unravels his
Vaccinations by series of adroit acts,
which are well represented by Lotta.
They are In her line, and she gives
them point and force by appropriate acts aud
gestures, which have telling effect upon an
audience. She fires the lamp on the light
house, she hides on the roof OF the villains
lodgings and oyerhears a conversation which
establishes the marriage Of her parents, aud
after that seiZes certain papers of great i'm
portance, defends them with pistol aud
carries them OIL In triumph. After this coup
Zip has It all her own way. She redeems her
name, regains her position, foils and Furnishes
the villain, and the curtain falls on q condi-
ton Of affairs ominently satisfactory to all
except the "bod, bad man" who wished to
take advantage OF suffering innocence. Zip
Is well enacted by Lotta. She infuses large
amount Of life and vitality Into the part, and
makes all the scenes and situations doubly
interesting to the audience. The usual side
effects are introduced, with the usual results.
They are largely applauded, and many of
them repeated each evening. The people
will not'bc satisfied with less than double
by voice, hands and feet.--Philddelphia North
American.
Lolita produces Zip" for her bcneat on
Friday evening at the new opera house.
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Yesterday morning. about 8 o'clock, while
Mr.. Aughcrton, of the firm Of Lltchaeld q
Augherton, was driving along X street, the
horse becrmc frightened and dashed along
the pavement In front OF Mount Vernon
church, breaking several of the Iron posts
In the steps Of the dwelling aud overturned
tho buggy, throwing out and badly bruslng
Mr.. .Augherton. The horse was nnally
checked In the public square after making a
complete wreck Of the vehicle.
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Mass Meeting Inst Might.
mass meeting Of the Republicans Of the First
district was held last night at rnlontown, D. G.
y. II. voorhees, presided. Addresses were made
by Messrs, Charles Robertson, Joseph Brooks,
Robertson, J. W. Scott, Henry Matthews and s,
q. Brown. Resolutions were adopted approving
the appointment OF Governor Shepherd, indoors
Ing the improvements made by the Board Of
Public Works, and urging the election OF Joseph
BROOKS TO the DISTRICT Lenlslainre.
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The ReaIaIraIIau-

Yesterday, the last days session Of the board
Of registration, was quite an animated one, the
friends OF the several candidates working hard
to add to the lists 10 their respective districts.
The result OF the days labor sums up as follows:
New names registered, white, 800: colorel 26l;
total, ebl. Change Of residence, white, 1885, co.
Ored, 6b. total, I'D.
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Wedding.

Yesterday, at noon, brilliant assemblags
gathered In St. Matthews church, to wltnes.
the marriage of Mr.. J. W. Jones, Of BaIl-
more, and Mss NJ. A. Brown, sister of Mrs.
Captain Bohrer. Rev. DR.. White was the
officiating clergyman, hNef brief but pleas
ant reception. 81 their friends at the Arlington,
the happy pair took the lao train for bridal
tour North.
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Armstead Payne, colored, was captured last
night by Special oficer Thomas Young, as he
was passing Walls opera house with bag on
his shoulder, containing q lot OF stove plates OF
three different sizes. He was taken to the Cen
trial guanl-hOuse, and stated that he was In the
employ Of Mr. Robert boyd, stove manufacturer
on Ninth street, above ID, and was taking the
plates home TO rent his establishment. He will
be taken beIOre Judge Smell this morning.
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Tue LATE GENERAL RAwLINs.


Yesterday afternoon the remains OF the late
General Rawlins were removed from the public
vault in the Congressional cemetery and depos.
tied In grave prepared for them In the same
burial ground. President Grant, the members
Of his Cabinet, General Babcock and several per-
sonal friends OF the deceased Secretary were
orpl rpmaina
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such as horse brushes, curry combs, chamOIs
skins, hay cutters, horse buckets, manure forks,
carriage sponge, feather busters, hoof brushes,
name cards, carriage Jacks, carriage wrenches,
&C., ac', for sale at how prices by
Jos. L. SAVAGE
Pennsylvania avenue and Tenth street,
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DISTRICT IMPROVEMENTS.


Works Yesterday.
The following improvements were ordered
to be made by the Board Of Public Works
yesterday The superintendent Of gas and
lamps has been directed to have gas connec-
tions made on Ninth street, between and r
streets, at once. Orders have been given to
have the sidewalk on street, between Eighth
and Eleventh streets northwest, made eight
feet wide, instead Of ten feet, as ut first con-
templated, thereby allowing the parking to
run within eight feet Of the curb. The park
ing and laying leads on Maine avenue ~ far
as Third street west has been ordered.
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At an election OF Officers OF the Washington
scheutzen verein, held last evening at the
scheutzen Park, the following persons were
chosen for the ensuing year President, &. Wolf;
Vice president, Chas. Ebel; treasurer, O. XandeT;
financial secretary, Il. schmid; recording seere-
tary, III. L. Blout: nrst targetmaster, WIN. Fend-
board OF directors, Gasp. Kneesi, Jno. Anger
man; Geo. W. Bower, Ed. Abner, VIM. Iielmus,
z. Rnppert, y. z. Walker, L. Boyer and A. Koch.
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NEW CANAAN, CONN, Oct, 0, p. m.-we have
met with terrible misfortune. In the midst Of
Q terrible storm OF rain we were trying to effect
descent, when It was thought advisable that
we should all leap out. Donaldson and myssli
leaped twenty feet from the boat to the earth.
NJ. Lunt, however, was not quick enough, and
was carried away cllnging 10 the an ,hor ropes,
We fell on the farm Of Mr.. Charles Lewis, al
North Canaan, LltohAeld county, Conn, at lara
p. m. was driven over to the town OF Canaan,
and there, to my great surprise aud Joy, found
that hr. Iunt was all right. 1t appears that he
went up the side OF the mountain in the balloon
and that rs soon a. he found himself near thp
earth he jumped into 4 tree and fell down
through the branches upon the fOcka beneath.
lie then walked over to u farmhouse near al
hand, and was brought over here. or course ,he
balloon and everything was lost. We hsi very
pleasant time OF 1t up to about II O'clock. when
we began g get Into q stormy area In Litohleid
oouny. AIler passing over mountain we came
into valley, where all motion Of the balloon
was suspended, and We were for time shroade
~ ~ dense CLOUD 81 mist aud pouring rain. The
balloon was Caught and shaken Win violent
gusts Of wind: Donaldsoa wAs uncertain what
the balloon came down. and then
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corner Of New York avenue and Fifteenth slreet
pays per cent. per annum on deposits tor each
calendar month. Banking hours 10 1; Satur.
days. to land TO q.
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Our great specially, American and imported
watches Of superior quality. Fine watch repair
Ing BY competent workmen. Watch cases made
TO order. GoLAY A MoRRItI
Cor. Fifteenth and F streets, opp. Treasury
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the subscriber has been induced for the next
thirty days 10 run on his stock OF Hardware and
HOusefurnishing goods at cost for cash No
book accounts during the time.
Jos, L, SAVAGE,
Sign OF CIT Saw,
Penna. avenue and Tenth street,
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can still be supplied; also, q good supply OF
guns, pistols, caps, powder wads, &o., ac., cheap
or Caph
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Wan DKPAATAHKT,I
,p UfrIoh OF rHE CHIKr SIoRAL OFfICEn.
WAsHtsaroS. ID. o.. October ., lisa, I a. M.

PROBABILITIES.
FOR Thursday, throughout the Atlantic States
clear weatheran higher temperature. For New
Ehgland, northerly winds, backing to southwest
ror we Southern States, light winds aud Gains
i ror the CUT States, light winds, mostly from
ths sSonthoast win generally clear weather. For
cry winds, partly cloudy and clear weather, 10,
tne Lower Missouri valley and the Upper lax,
region, soulhwesterly winds, backing 10 south
nj III auu Possoly on Ilka Superior northeast,
win partly cloudy aud warm weather.
TIE WEATHER IN WASHINGTON.
the following was the range OF the thermome-
ter AZ hemper's yesterday 8 q. m, 90; 10 a. m.,
w " m, 10 p. m, 49, $p. m, III Q y. m, 90;
p. m, 90.
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CITYITEMS.

T. N. NAuDAia, No, GAG pennsylvanla avenuo.
near seventh street, Ia taking the city certIn,
Gates issued by the Board OF Public Works at
elRnty.scyen cents on the dollar, which Ia good
and carpets and getting above the market Value
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Bankers, No. l4ls Pennsylvnnia avenue, pay
per cent on all deposit.
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WASHINGTON THEATRE CONIIQUE.

WASHINGTON THEATRE CONIQUE.
Eleventh street. below Pennsyivsnia avenue.
THE CHALLENGE NOVELTY bill.
Tho Greatest Artists Of the Ago. ,be
CARRoLLS. OARROI.Ls, SsTpnttu
oAhhoiLs. JARRoLLs,
THE GENERAL. Iirrtr. Mos
MASTER EDDIE.
.ppp, IN 5beir great orig nal p.ls.
r,c AhhoLI'G MASQUERADE"
rec sfsit man,iish phenomeyon. Prof. RICHARDS
Tue sreat Teutonic Comedian, JULIE KERN.
The oharminv serto-comic Vocalist
Miss CARRIE AVERY! Miss CARRIE syRny,
. Two new ballets by Nuns BLANDOwsKI.
hohMEl'S DaEAM" and "L,ECOssAIsE.
introducing The star premiere, Mile ANNETTI
onLErI l. and our twelve beautiful ladies' COURT
OF BEAUTY BALLET.
Tho iavoriis young American Actor
GEO. W. THOMPSON,
. In the most lsughable OF all faroes.
DUrCHMAN's GHOsTi
- Grand O,io Novelty Perforr,sr.s
stTuRbnay MAtnecs every WEDNESDAY ana
-. SssDHh. OCikH
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Say what we please, from The aesthetic stand
point OF the prudes, Lotta Is one Of the most
charming, saucy, piquant protean artists OF her
sex. In "LI:tle Nell' last night she appeared to
tectiye," and particularly In her relations with
Mr.. Richard Swiveler, ESQ.,, fairly captured the
deservelly large audience. Her dancing was
excellent, Although the stase-work was evidently
provoked induced every one present to overlook
other shortcomings. Her repertoire Of songs
seems to be limited, and perhaps It Is as well that
IL should he, for she should rely on something
besides her singing to please her admirers.
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BONDS or Tns BOARD oP PUBLIC woRxs,-ws
need three thousand dollars OF these bonds. and
will sell some OF our nnc watches for them,
GOLAY a MORRILL,,
Cor. Fifteenth and r streets, opp. Treasury,
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ADJUSTMENTS, ETC.

WALLS NEW OPERA HOUSE.
EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
Great success Of the Peerless Artistic
THE INIMITABLE '"'N'
LO IT, IA,
wEDNEsDM AND THURSDAY EVENINGS.
OLD CURIOSITY BkOP
, TIN, LOLA ~ nsr celebrated Dual Hole,
oohIoAL Mt.acHroNEss
ORIGINAL Drama entitled A. ~ 70 by ~, f ,n
fy9,hiineSdu,Ss weeks At 40 wsnut street Th.are
LoLTA MATiSEE SATURDAY.
House '" ~ 'ne poh oince OF we Opers
MONDAY, October is-"owENs," oes
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At PANIC PRicEs. "'' '"o'''
,, l.. 1lErLBRus,
tO2 Seventh street northwest,
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THE GRAPHIC BALLOON.


The Graphic balloon, patched, curtailei and
repaired, at last LETT New York on Monday, car
rying with 1t Professor Dooai ison, Alfred Ford
aud George A. Lunt. They started with cries Of
"Ail aboard for Europe!" but landed at Canaan,
Connecticut. How It Jared after the ascension
Ia thus stated:
The 1rst course OF the balloon was due north,
until It reached probable altitude OF nearly Il
mile, and then II turned east. The prov OF the
boat turned Europeward. Fifteen minutes from
the start the course had shifted TO the northeast
veering eastward. again when II was last seen
from the Capltolne grounds. The surface wind
was blowing from the south, but the balloon
seemed to have already risen above 1t and struck
some sort OF an easterly current. From the high.
est points Of New York aud Brooklyn Il was WIS.,
IDLE until after 10 O'Clock, aud at that time II
seemed to be Just penetrating The dense clouds
When last seen from the signal service room in
| the tower OF the Equitable building, through a
powerful glass; 1t looked like q black dot In tue
| clouds. Its distance was then estimated TO be
forty miles. and Il was going northelsterly at a
height OF about mile.
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New LITe for tbc I..n.,iA.

w" shts tuS IhuHut0s
Perfect health is youchsafed to few. Probably
ninety people out Of every hundred who caii
themselves healthy have their turing Of Ian
guor, exhaustion, depression Of spirits, and
Hostetter's Stomach Blttes Is as reireshiug a.
"the shadow Of rock In weary land" Is In.
ylgoIates and rests the system and cheers the
mind. The effect OF the Btters In cases OF ner-
yous debility, produced either by undue physical
exertion, over.study, intense anxiety, or any
other cause, Is wonderfully reyivlng and invieo-
ratlhg In fact, THIS bealthful vegetable restor.
alive possesses medicinal properties which en-
title u 70 the rank Of an article Of prtme neopa.
slty, and u should be kept on hand in every
a ave and promptly taken as remedy for ali
complaints.
THk NEW Colonnade Hotel, Philadelphia, Penn
ylyania, Is 4 perfect palace In rs appoIntments.
CAUTION lin our chanseable climate cousns.
cSin.' ana diseases Of the throat lungs, and
will claim Its victims. These diseases, II At
tended TO In time, can he arrested and cured
Cherry. N'''""
| TEE GREAT EsaLisH REnHpY for Cont ana
| rheumatism. All sufferers from the above conn
san' Ginep o. recent or long standing are ad-
They can be relied upon as the most safe and
enectual remedy ever offered to the public, and
nave been ,s universally used in Europe for many
PRoUr a HARsANT, no strand, London. kpsiap/
and soli BY all druggists. e
WHITE. clean, sound teeth, ali mar have n,
using daily THuRsroNs Ivory Pearl Tootf
Powder; price 70 and 90 cents per bottle,
BkAUTIFui1 son, glossy hair, all desire II, al
bottle. '''
LiaHrcoLoRED Kid Gloves are very stylish wher
not soiled. Jouyrsp ipcdorons kid t.,nvs
cleaner VIII renovate them thoroughly; price VI
cents per bottle. All sold BY drugrists AMI
| fAncy dealers.
WILLS MAcH'st-sPRxAp STRENGTHENING P,Is
| fnRs Whenever Q plaster Ia noeded, are nun
vailed. PRICE ". ~ and m ~ents essa
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BARLOw'S

SnIiery of Fine Arts.
A,v.vi sS assNSyLyANIA AyENUE
PAIsTiNds. EN6RktfSGs,
a, reasonable NH, d,a.oNos. PHOTOGRAPHS. &c..
framen for Paihtingr, Photographs. &c IN oos,
leaf Velvet aud black Walnut "'~''' III "oo'~
Sayso hand A oAd siies made ts orasr srsS ~.
Partonts sn9 MATS In colars and plain srsst ~
ytsilns the city will and a. ibis stmens ass
VIZ nr siosk tha .ide Of New YORK. and II New
ao.k pIces psntipss PACKED with the Erestest
Re.,slsa snG " Az parts fantings Cleaned.
Old Frames Regllded and Repsired o,ispn
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Reduced RnIIrond nnte. In Nex YorL

The New York Republican Association have
obtained reduced rates OF transportation for
voters going TO New York city and western New
York. Orders for tickets can be obtained on ap-
pllcati0n to W. H. Hills, ESQ.,, room 81, Registers
ONCE, Treasury Department.
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The sale OF real estate at auction Ia made q
specially by b. II. Warner, T29 Seventh street.
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MIR. X, 4. ives
Is now In charge OF our tailoring department.
Gentlemen desiring garments cut win artistic
taste should examine the fabrics now displayed
on our secold door.
A. sAKs Co., slp Seventh st.
REAL ESTATE bought and sold by d. II. Warner,
I2g Seventh street.
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OUT ALL rns ROPES AND pRor rHH BOAT

letting the bag escape. The storm, however.
had Increased with such vloloace that this
seemed utterly impracticahle, aud Lunt Adylso,i
that the valve should he opened. We were now
suddenly shaken 10 gust OF wind and sent 10
an Immense height over the valley Tho rain.
which was now pouring In torrents, however
soon rendered the balloon ~ heavy that an
came down again, spinning over the tops Of me
trees, across small brook, and toward q bank
NJ the bottom OF the mountains. Donaldson \ All.
You had better all make ready 10 jump ort !.
and placed himself at the side OF the boat, foi.
lowed MS example, and thought Lunt had tan an
care OF himself. When We were about twenty
leet from the earth. Donaldson ana / tnmped
simultaneously. We were both very mich
stunned, put nothing seIIons happened. Dom
ailson, VINO Is lQ9hing over my shoulder as 1
write thls, says I have underestlmatei the Az
9 lance We Jumped, and that IL was thirty teet.
Une tnlng s the ground was saftoned by the
cradle height would he attended With less dan.
ger. am sorry Ahsut the pigeons. l hone the
liberated, '''"'
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i0l Seventh street, second door from ID north.
west. Certified checks taken at par.
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NpecInI Cnrd.
Our Merchant Tailoring Department.
most magnificent line
Coating',
Trouserings,
vestings,
New and Stylish Suitings,
Perfe;t Fat,
B,st Workmanship,
Finest Trimmings.
liABLs BROS,
Merchant Tailors,
Corner Seventh and ID streets.
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for 90 days.
new, nobby and desirable
Boots, CATERS Ties and slippers,
At HRILBHrNH
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q. what kind Ofa house did you say you found
NJ. HQaiey att A. II 10 restaurant below, j
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The Prcsbytery resumed its session at T30
o'clock, which was opened by singing the
ll3sth hymn, after which Rev. DIR. Chester
led in prayer.
The moderator announced that this session
would be devoted to FREQ conversation on the
| subject Of religion. The members of the
Presbytery thoroughly discussed the subject.
The minutes Of tho session were read and
adopted.
A vote of thanks was rendered to the ladies
Of the church, and the Presbytery adjourned
sine die.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

TO ALL PERSONS WISHING FIRE IN
SURANCE-THE RICHMOND BANKING
AND INSURANCE. COMPANY offer induce
ments unsurpassed by any safe company, TO IN
sure against loss by fire OF all kinds Of property.
They ask OF their friends and the public to give
them call before insuring elsewhere
Consult your own interest and insure with us
j. b. DAVIS, President.
JOIN #. q. PoTTs, Secretary. oe t--dAwy
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GRAPE BOXES.

The SUBSCRIBERS prepared to furnish Grape
Boxes of the most Improved patterns and OF the
10 the Eastern and Northern markets. They
are made Of the best timber, and two years use
has proved their great durability aud value
They will DO furnished on liberal TERMS Early
e'fhsslo'''sAss 's !. w. PORTER,
my e-wtf Charlottesville, Va,
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Virginia..
IN The matter Of James J. Benoon. bankrupt
Lin bankruptcy
TO whom Il may coneern-The undersigned,
VIM. III. Allderdice. of Richmond city. in the
hereby give notice Of their appointment as ASST
gnees of the estate of Jas. ] Denoon, of Powha-
tan county in said district. and who
was so-wit, ON the 22d day of April, a. d.,
1873 adjudged abanlfrupt upon the petition of
himself, by the District Court of the United
States, for said district. sFy 4
Dated Richmond, May 90, 1873.
VIM. IL. ALLDERDICE. s.
my 1T--TuSu Assiqaefss
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StonewAl jackson in the war. "Educa-
ton forms the common mind" and there
fore my desire that good education in
those common schools promised by. our
state constitution should be secured BY a
friendly administration to all tho children
OF the state. q S's5tt3
Yours truly. - - g ~ sasii5 !.
nv s. JOHN @. UNDERWOOD, :
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IRON OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
VARIETY IRON WORKS.

JAMES d. BROWNE, MANUFACTURERS OF
IRON AND WIRE RAILING.
GRATING, VERANDAHS, FIRE-PRO0F
VAULT DOORS,
FLOWER VASES AND STANDS SETTLES.
Together with every description of iron work
for BUILDING and ORNAMENTAL purposes
) 600 AND so7 BAsK SrsEEr
fe 7-d&wIy RICHMOND va.
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47l0
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI.
il TED STATES for the Eastern District OF
Virginia.
In the matter of William Briggs, bankrupt
LIN bankruptcy.
At Richmond, on the 18th day of May
1878.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Please to take notice hereby, that petitien
has been, tc-wit !: on the 18th day OF May a. d..
is 8 filed in said District court by William
Briggs, of Grcensvilie county, in said district,
who has been heretofore duly declared bankrupt
under the Act of Congress entitled An Act 10
establish a uniform system of bankruptcy
I throughout the United States approved March
I'd, 1867 FIR discharge and certificate thereof
nom all his debts and other claims proyable un-
der said act and thatt nth day of July. a. d.,
1873 at 10 o'clock q. m before 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 De granted.
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. ", FORBES,
Register in bankruptcy for
/ lie Th2w the Sd Congl DIST. of Va,