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VVASHINGTON.

Speeint Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune
THE MANUFACTURES or uANli-NOTE rArEH.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Aug. 0.--Secrotary 1sicl-
nr{Aon Inns roconily nintlo nil order which plhcon
both tho tllro, or distinctive paper upon whiul,
tho National 1}a,k notos aro priutod md tho Oh
craving Of Tho platos for tho notou themselves
untlor tho absolute control Of ono 1Ilar,. Bocro-
tayy boutwell,, who cauBod this liHtinctivo papor
to 10 introduced, mud who had 4 higher npprocln-
ton Of 1t aa d anfoguard ,against colntorfoting
than tho gcnornl public, took especial PRECAUTIONS
az n c]ock against co,lntorfoiting and M oyoria-
suo to lavo tho manufacture OF tito Papor
and tho engraving of tho notes ptacoa
undor diiforont control. By d special oraor 81
papor has boon placed under tho management OF
uoorgo i. hlcuertio, Superintendent Of tho
Duroau Of Engraving and Printing, who also HI
porvisoB the engraving OF tho plntes and has ten ,9
r. custody after they r1o e e'g5sy9a gs~ns Fay aa a %
and n committee which Inns recently inspected
tho procoss of working In tlo establishment
matlo a favorable report. It IL, howoyos, con-
Adored TINT to entrust QUO, man with power
which would permit linn to place ovorisaaos o. or
countorfpits in circulation til 4 manner which
would defy dotection iH most dangerous
measure, ..-.,
CURIOUS Law REGULATING REsrAuRANTs.
The visit OF tho neiglboring bonuotzon"
rioun Inv regulating restaurants hcro which was
paused in hasso during tho Inst days Of tho soa-
sion OF tho District Legislature, and which htl,
orto has boon overlooked. 1t was Inv passed.
as a trick BY fow domagoguca to asslbt thom In
fho local campaign this fali. Thla bill provides
Tint oyory hotel and tavern-keoper, w1ero tue
pcoplo cut In cnrto, Bl,nll sond to the Ncgiuto1
eyory day tl,otr bill Of faro With the
! prico Of each ARTICLE. It also DO,
clnroa that persons Of dllforent aos
ehall not DO accommodated in tlto same
room room or rooms unlass they accompany cecl
othor or cali for articloa together. No d!scrm
| iration 10 nlado us to Tho character or tho per
| sons. It il stated thai tho majority OF ths
Legiulaturo scarcely expect to 500 tho law exe
| cutod.
/ MAIL NoUTE EXTENDED.
WASHINGTON, D. Q. Aug. 1.-The. Ct. Louis
Iron Mountain d. Fulton Branch 1falroad hA
granted % o1t9oa q ts nnH as au''
| REVENUE NEcE1rrB.
1ntornnl revenue receipts for July, 73,oo0' 9so
, 1873-08-10
MILWAUKEE,.


Walked GFGFuO1ENs
s,cciai Utspatc. to Tic Chtcaao Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Aug. o.-During Friday night,
Jack Allen aud Davo naggio, burglars captured
in Chicago nftof desperate stroot encounter,
ca,uo noar cfecting shoir oscape from our County
rai1. When tho turnkey discovered them at
work, Allon had sawed off ono Of tho bars Of al
outer window after cutting thoir way ont
of tho cel1 1t was found that they
Ind boon provided with fonr SAWS,
anch from ton inches to ono foot in length. They
frat sawed OF tho grating Of the ccl-door to get
at tho lock, md on finding thoy could not oper-
nte successfully OH tho bolts. crawled through
small aperture Of nino nnd half inches Hquaro,
from which tho grating bad been removed. ~
Sssl WsiIsoa IN % 10 he could not oxtrcate himself
Alton pulled at him Bomo timo without silo-
| cess, md thon left him to help him
| eclf Io then Eawod through tho bar
Of tho outer window, but, while ongagea, arounaa
| the turnkey, Aft, WHO in turn woko Shorln M5
Donald. Tho officers threw the doors open SUD,
denly and rushed i'll. Allon, in surprise, dropped
| Ills saw and calnly awaited further orders.
| Tho SherilY asked him what he was doing there
| r.. jack said ho would II he could, put he 1
couldn't untlor tho circumstances, pointing to
Naggio, who hung in tho cell opening, hall
lis body projecting, The officers triod to r. r..
other, but failol to eaw hi1n out, and wert q
Obliged to prop lis body. up to comfortable
position until morning, when tho loeksnth n.y., pl
on two bars Of tho door and released him. Iht
70 break si wss vel eSnso1oa 5 ao na Rars tx
rot wedged In. Some ono outside hat
t5ag ts and x,s sSn,sY' q nt sh'1 ;a to
!, ia a,nnoaed that confoderatos were waiting II
sm on IL u efss shsy so a1 0nt oosao st. 'fn fn
,,risonnrs Ind torn lilo iron bodBtcad DOWN, nnt
sa with sadsia5 ssss sssd Cd sSs
+ho ho7v Ia tho shorts OF Allen sud tho otlicoE
rssass him ri from nom bis e5ssy ndsf geeasds e1sde
md Will not hcreaftor 20 allo"et
I'm the freedom Of tho haa Tor 81
aring Tho raseals maifs't mo no s'gns 81 as
whcu imprisoned. ~ RI ro.,,a mr.
i. rontar wus fouul raoat between tho Govern
pes ssz sd o1dstS IN Sy nsels t r'f daren San
l., III First Wsrd, wlilo in fit Of insanity an
, It is supposed, walked into tho river Dccoasc
Ind resided hero twenty years, aud was VIC!
, knoyt throughout tho CITY,
, 1873-08-10
SPRlNGFiELD.

Cnmp.l1ccting Managers Mako an
UllHllccessfuk Effort to stop Sunday
H'raitiH--'ElIo Lnte rQon. 10lan Taylor
.-nde.lyy Freight BnytrlesA--Euorsc-
T3lcf Arrested.
spcctu. Dismtch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
srNsar1ELD, ILL.,, Aug. 9-Last yoar tho par
tics controlling tic oamp-mooting ut Barclay pro-
vailed upon hIr. Melvin, the President Of tho G..
G. & s. Railroad not to rim trains on Sunday.
This yoar hlr. Melvin Inns arrangol to run tho
sasao trains On Buuday--ax each way-as
hayo buon run during tho week.. To-day
committee from tho ca1np-moet!ng
management waited upon Mr.. Melvin aud ro~
quostod him to Withdraw his trains tomorrow.
This, it Ia understood, ho rofusod to do on ac-
count OF tho large nu1nbor Of persons who want
to attend tho meeting, and can only do ro on
Sunday, and by cheap conveyance. Tho Com.
n,ittoo returned to Barclay In high lndgeon, AMI
until Nlonlay. Should they do so, it ia, Batd
aomo Of tho looal proaohers OF tho city wili 60
ont thore and address tho largo crowd which Is
plro to lo tioro.
Hon. John Taylor, Of Macon County, who waa
killed yestorday ut Toledo, by being run over oy
with tito agricultural intoroats Of thln stato o
waB at tho tiIno OF his death, and Inns boon for
eevora years paat all actiyo mcmhor OF tho State
Board Of Agriculture: It III not known horo no"
tho Nccuont occurred.
Iha amount OF frolghting husinoBs tint IL now
and has for somo time boon doing on tho Toledo,
| Wuhash T. Wostoru lsailrond iH Hmply onor-.
ut Danyilo from tho West, and from that point
| oast to Fort Wayne, tho number inoroasol to
aa1. 1t IH barely possible that tho new railroad
| low Inns something to 10 with it.
! 4 man iAlaott FraHor Waa lodged In jail MORO,
loen operating extensively III yarloua parts OF
tho State, mid tho evidence againat }.i1n Is Of
allch character as to insure him long torn In
tho Totlitentiary.
Licenao was !usuod to-lay to tho Perry Coal
anl Ooko Company, Of pinckneyvillo, capital
| gu, ,00Q.
, 1873-08-10

Richard Datey emplorod On tho Daily Atnuse-
n,ent Herald was roughly handled By crowd Of
drunken mon last night, betwoon II aud II
o'clock. Ho mot tho party On Clark street, near
Eixons building, and whom in tho net Of passing
them ono OF tho number. without provocation.
atruok him a blow which kuockod him down
flight Of basement Atairs. Willie ho
WAS picking himBolf up tho men called
q haclk and rode away. Alr. Batey WAS
not 10 injured by Ills fall as to disable him from
following up tho carriage which ho did, ovor-.
taking it on Washington, between Clark and
Dearborn streets. Horo the rougha, finding thoy
wore being pursued, stopped tho hack, and, two
Of them gottsug out, sot upon Batoy, bent
G MIN aaveEoy as ao9s on tue hTnd av n
drove Off, and Datoy mado his way to tho Cen
tral Station to inform tho police OF tho matter,
but before lto cond secure tue services OF MI of
recognized. and will DO ukoly to suffer for their
cpEQrdlY act,
, 1873-08-10

Mr.. j. D. Hall, Chiet Clork Of tho Coupon
Department Of THO Lnko Shore 4: Michigan
Bos,thorn, RAILROAD, linB boon appointed Genoral
Ticket Agent Of tho fanatln Southern Railway,
with headquarters at St. Thon,na, Ont. =
John Dillon rotnrnod to tho city last evening
from successful tour Of tl'reo woehB In Wis
oo,ian and Minnosotn, md viii Btnrt Tomorrow
for tho South, accompanied by Atrolg supporters,
NIL Under tho management Of Mr. Wallack.
Tho following woro at tho Bhor1nan Yesterday
8. A. LoYotoy Now York J. 1Ioyt, Now Yoris.:
a. CroHs and family, Valparaiao ". Wotldman
aud family, seotland: N. II; odwonio, r, Q.
Townsend, Boston Con. a. q. Dall, SPRING.
fold, Mass.
Tho following woro among tho prominent at
rivals OF tho Grand Pacific: II. N. 1IoxIo,
Texas T. A. Dufortl, n1emphis n. J. Becker,
pittsburgh I, JaInes buckingham, Liverpool N.
Butler, LouiByilto @. 8. 1Iupaon, Cincinnati /;
q. i. Evans, Ind}anapoiis b. i. Rico, AK. !;
Il. Wasson, Milwaukee,.
Miss Jarvis, daughter Of hrr. Cllnrlos Jarvis, OF
this city loft Thursday last, for Milan, Italy,
wiloro slc purposes residing for throo years, with
| o viow OF completing hor musical education un-
dor the boat ,sastcrs. Miss Jarvis Is young
Indy gifted with remarkable vocal powers, an
lor return to Amorica will DO looked for with III.
tereBt by those whose knowledge Of hor abilities
hnvo led them to oxpoct grcat things Of her.
| T. Il. Kinds, Augusta, On. I; g: g. Warren
Boston; g, H. Paige and wife. milwaukee,; n
| Ward, Paynoavlllo, o.; Il. Burt anu family
d. O. smytkor, st Paul; I.oando4r 2ower, Liver
pool; JaHpor II. Noyos, Jackson, N1ioh; 8. 4
Lyman, Now York s. D. Locke, Hoaick Falls
Frank B1ctzgort pittsb,rgh [ L. ". netta
| Bloomington; Joe qroon, Da7ton; W. r
stoo]o, Fort Wayne; and J. g. King. Milwaukee,
nre at tho Wost Side Briggs.
A1r. Charlea Macabo, Chief Assistant in tho of
fec Of h1r. Jnmos Charlton, General PeeAongo
aud Ticket Agent Chicago L Alton Rallroad. la
boon appointed General Passenger and Ticke
Agent Of tho international, Houston l. Gron
Northern RaiIroad, Of Texas, with headquarter
ut Houston Tex. bfr. hIacabo Inns for fo,1
yoara occupied his prosont .poaision with MI
Charlton, first on tho Great Western Railroad c
Canada, and noxt on tho st. Louis, Kansas Cit
& Northern, a',d moro recontly on the Chicago
Alton. lie is thoroughly aequaintod with tt,
business, In popular and ablo oficnr, and bring
to his now Office an experience which will b
valuable indeed to n new ltuo.
, 1873-08-10
FOREIGN.
SPAIN,

MADn1n, Aug. 0.-Tho announcement 1H made
Tint tho Government aud a deputatIon from Sal
amanca havo arranged for tho restoration Of tho
national authority in that city.
Whilo tho IntransgontoH woro trying, ycstcr-
day, to organize o demonstration agalnat tho
Carlists, thoy wore attacked by citizons and dis
poraod, tloir rod fags wore destroyed, and their
Btandard-benrarH beaten.
BAYoNHE, Aug. 0.-Tho Carliats aro concon-
tratiug before Derga preparatory to making an
attack upon tho city. :.
arc marching on Dorga, hfty-onc milos northwest
OF this city.
, 1873-08-10
The Baltimore Grain ,rraito.

Fptelal D3spalch u Tie CAtcuao 1FiIuH6
WAsulaaToE, Aug. 9.-Tho poople Of Dalli-
moro expect that upon tho completion Of tho
brunch of tho Baltimore Il Ohio lsailroal to
Chloago, tho airoot grain. trade botween tlloHo
two citioa will be greatly i.creaaol., Il ia tatod
Though passengers and freight trains Will run
from baltimore and Washington to Chicago.
For uono wooks past, with Tho present contsoo-
tIons, tho receipt Of Western grain at Baltimorc
laB boon enormous. Although. during tho
wook ending yostertlny, nino yeBHolg
hayo clourots for 1suropeqn -ports,
carrying qut an aggregate Of 2o8,S0a
, 1873-08-10
kkullFOnG NOYYA.

Special Diamlteh 10 T.e Chtea9o Tffb'tnt.
M11WAuKEE, Aug. 9--Tho Northwestern
Uuion ltail,oad has decided to commence 1lri-
ming passenger trainH over tho Fond lin Lac Air,
Linso On tic Int Of September. It III understood
that thoy lnyo found ground favorable for tho
erection Of T. largo elevator noar tho harbor. A
lnrgc-Blip viii DO cut up into tho Third Ward to
Inrbor vessolH as,l boAts loading and unloading,
and keep thon froo from tho wave untiuiatlo'ls
of . atrnight cut during tho periods Of storm.
IN ono Bno OF tho canal the elevator IL to bo
erccted. mud on tie other tho exclusive freight
houno property Of tho Company.
NEW YonX Aug. 9,-At tho reorganization OF
, 1873-08-10

hEMr11y. Ang. "a private dialatoh from
United States Marshal, WA aasaaairatod III hiH
bed last night. No further particulars arc given.
LArgE,-A dispatch from Corinth naya :" DR..
Dunn waa evidently slot through il window
whilo ho yaH an!cop.. From. tho lmture Of tho
Bllot-gun loado1 with hucksl,ot, mud hal tho gun
within fow foot Of lin wl1ol llo tired. 1Io W4s
SHOT through tho head, lnll it js supposed tEat
ho mover moved q muHulo aftor being SHOT. No
cluc to the t,erL>etrAtQr.n
, 1873-08-10

PROBABILITIES.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Aug. 9.-For tho North
woBt aud thence to Missouri, low barometer,
warm, cloudy weather and local storma aro
probable. For the uppor lakes and thence to
tho lower Ohio Valley, northwesterly to Ronth-
westerly winds, partly cloudy weather, followed
by falling barometer and occasional local storns
For tho lower lakes and thence to WoHt Virginia,
warmer, generally cloar weather, and eoutlleast-
erly winds. For tho Eastern and Middle States,
rising barometer, temporarily, lower tenllpera-.
ts,re partly cloudy weather, md occasional local
rains. For tho qnlf ind South Atlantic Statos,
lower barometer, high temperature, southeast
erly and southwestorly winas, and cloudy woatl,-
or, with local storms hear the CONT. Reports
missing from tho Southwest.
srAaE OF WATER.
Daily report Of the Btago Of water, with
changes in tho 24 hours ending 3 p. m., Aug. o,
1873:
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CitEA,

New YonK, Aug. 9.-1t iB reported in Spanish
circloH in this city that kilograms from Havana
woro received yesterday By q spanish, CONNER
oial house, nnd high Spanish functionary in
this country, to tho effect that Gen. Portfolio, OF
tho head Of 5000 mon, had captured Cionfuogos
without shot boing fired, and that le had pro-
claimed Don Carloa King Of spain. Many Of
tho leading spaniArda Of Havana, Including Con
orals in tho army, Colonols Of volunteer srcgi-
monts, JeAuits, aud novoral OF the loading aiavo-
traders Of tho island, aro said to DO conBprators
with Con. Portfolio for tho overthrow Of tho
Republican Government Of Spain.
, 1873-08-10

bua1lols Of corn, and 3,039 hnnhola, whoae tno
room suited for grain is fully occupied, mud tho
trucks OF tho D. Il .. II. I. Go. nro blockoa up
with cars loa,lod with Woatorn cornt ~ tn
tiio-wator by tllo Pennsylvania Contral md
Northern Central Railroads, aro now awaiting
Hl,tnnit,r facitittOg,
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Accused O2 Theft ind InceNtlinrisna.

,specta9 D7sV1ftH 70 Tue E77ea7a 7Tt5HHe.
Ypa1IAhT1, Aug. u,-Tho examination In
tho casa OF tho l'ooplo v. Marion Bsown, q
Balloon M koerur charged with tho jarcony Of ety
recorlH and papers, md firing tho Methodist
Church Oh Sunday night, July ~, was concluded
to-day. htrong evidence OF atl'niasions oil tho
part Of defendant wns iutroslucod showing
him to bo principal or accessory in tho various
crimes aliog I'd agauBt him. IIo MAS bound oyor
for trla In lilo Circuit Court, and bail l1oa ut
ii, 900. Great oxoltemont prevails.
, 1873-08-10

On Monday shall begin or great cosing-out sale
OF linen aud white auita, selling many at oue-fonrh
and one-haf toir actual coat. Aso, We wiz sell the
rrices Now is tho timo buy your cloak sclEets aa
yon wiHa by 40 DOING Our frat tnvnteo of Lyons
u,lycts iust received. uotchkin, Palmer Co., ut
aud l39 State street.
, 1873-08-10

one Of tho hest hotcla In Montreal cannas, with
,,oat remarkably low rates. IL tho Montreal 1Ial.s.
Since tho purchase by that Prince of landlords, L. ".
Decker, tho rates arc only $1 per day. '''
, 1873-08-10
FRANCE.

PAn1s, Aug. 0--Inquiry by tho Government
provos thcro hos boon no caao OF cholora In
It is r,l11iored that no0eure will bo appointed
President OF tho Council Of State.
, 1873-08-10

E1mWoQU and W1fWioE. =
Tho difference between tho Eln.wool anil Warwick
collars Ia in tho width. They arc both maic Of super
lar atock with all tho odgea foldS Tho Warwick Is
peculiarly adapted to low cut Hhfrta,
, 1873-08-10
scrvGil film Right

srectal lHspatch to 1'hs Chteauo Tribune.
QulNuY, ILL.,, Aug, 0.-A follow calling llmBalf
Prot. Holt, 4. H., who wRs advertised to lecture
, 1873-08-10
AUSTRIA.

TRIESTE, Ang. o. The statement is contra
dictetl that On attempt was made yesterday. to
asaasslnato the Hospodar Of Montenegro.
, 1873-08-10
CIiAN1EH.
ABOVE LOW
| WATER.
Risf. / Fun,

.'pelow high Wator Of 1871. ....
". s. KAUFMAN, Observer,
Room 78 hfnjor Block, Chicago.
, 1873-08-10

Cnnr.n1 Getting managers Mako an
Unsuccessful Effort to stop Sunday
= FraiflH--.Nlho Lnto EQ0n. 1OlGn Taylor
--ndeslvy Freight UnytrlesA--Ruorsc-
III knF At-p.n fei.
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REPUBLICAN, PLATFORM

Adopted Unanimously by the Repub-
lican state C0hyentf0n, at I.yncia-
The Republicans of Virginia, in state
convention assemled, do now formerly
announce their principles to the voters Of
the commonwealth. They reaiirm and reit.
crate their platform Of 1872. They en-
dorse and approve the administration of
President Grant in the past, and pledge it
their support for tire future.
TAXATION.
We are in favor of the ad valorem
system of taxation, as adopted by
the state convention, as the only just and
equitable system, and pledge ourselves to
its support and enforcement.
The Underwater population Of the state
have paid without complaint the taxes
necessary for the support of the state
debt contracted for public Improvement,
from which they derive no local advantage,
and are entitled to demand repeal of any
law, levying a tax upon any interest or
property not general IN this common
wealth. aal5 s.5s a
Resolved, That the Republican party of
Virginia, through its representatives in the
state and national government, recommend
the total abolition OF the tax on tobacco as
soon as it can be done without detriment
to the national finances.
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT.
The greatest good for the greatest
number, being one Of the principles of
Republicans, we are in favor Of such a
system OF public improvement as shall
best secure that result. The necessities of
not only Virginia, but of the whole coun-
try demand increased facilities for cheap
transportation. We are therefore in favor
of the early completion of the James
River and Kanawha canal, and call
upon the Congress of the United States to
take this matter into consideration at the
next session, and make an appropriation for
the same. Believing it to be a national ne
cessity. il should be national highway.
We pledge the Republicans of Virginia to
use every endeavor to secure its early COM
pletion. We also favor such a liberal
system OF railroad Improvement as shall
tend to develop all sections Of our state,
and we call upon the yoters of this com.
monwealth to unite with us in securing
these desired results. al @ p
- THE PUBLIC DEBT. hl
The Republican party Of Virginia, in
common with the national Republican par
ty, is opposed ,all forms OF Reputation, and
favor such financial pc icy as shall tend to
the payment Of the public debt of the state
without being oppressive upon her citizens.
Weregard the expenses of our state gov
eminent as disproportioned to the available
resources of the people, and demand that
they shall be made more fully to confirm
thereto. We disapproye all extra COM
pensation, and favor economy in govern.
ment, state and national; that we deem
the act known as the "funding bill,' as
limpolitic, unjust and oppressive, and en-
acted solely in the interest of bondholders
regardless of the condition of the state re.
sources and We are in favor of and
demand the submission of the question O
the financial obligation of West Virginia te
Virginia to the supreme court Of the United
States for decision. NJ
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asa IT III Il. h
STATE JOURNAL FOR 1878

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EOR SALE CHEAP,
Il ON LONG TIME.
IN

ON LUNG TIME, EaI
one OF the BEST FARMS in Fairfax County.
i M3,tniIas open Iand, one-third good young
TIMBER. Oak and Pine 'h
new HOUSE of seven rooms, modern built
We'll stables, tobacco barn, and several tenant
houses.
This farm contains about SIX HUNDRED
ACRES, and borders the Potomac River nearl
threeiourths of a mile. The soil is dry loam
WIN q lew sandy spots adapted especially to
grass, corn, tobacco, trucking aud fruit-growinr
IL would make fine DAIRY FARM
IL is located twenty-five miles south of Wash
miles from n station on the railroad from Wash.
ington and Richmond and adjoining the land
Of Colonel Edward Daniels. Good fishing priyi.
ieges and neighborhood pleasant
PRICE: $4,000. Enquire al
de M--u STATE JOURNAL. OFFICE
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COMPRESSED AIR-PATENTRTGHTs

The invention of DIR. ROYCE FOR THE
PRODUCTION, STORING, AND TRANS
also for destroying yellow fever on Ships, In
hospitals. for Ventilation, ETC., have been proved
to be the only successful methods, where pu
ping machinery is used.
Notice is hereby given that the managem ent
and control of these patents has been placed In
my hands with the sole power of License or
Sale. Persons and Corporations DESTROYS of
using Compressed air as a Motive Power, or for
Ventilation, etc. may obtain full information of
the title and details of the patent, by applying
for Copies at the Patent Office The reissues
are numbered 620l and 5000, and for terms of
use by addressing me, p. O. Box 1916, or 55
Liberty street, New York.
fe l2-eoWly HORACE II. DAY
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BANKRUPT NOTICES.

45l7
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
i ted States for the Eastern Di ,trict of Vir
gina
In the matter of Kenner II. Craile, bank
rnpt-in bankruptcy
At Petersburg on the 9th day of Seppr. a d
1873.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Please to take notice hereby, that u petition
has been, to wit: on the 22d day of July, a. d.
1873, filed In said District Court, by Kenner r.
Craile of the county of Richmond in said district
who has been heretofore duly de Jared bankrupt
under the act of Congress entitled g An act 10
establish Uniform System of Bankruptcy
throughout the United States," approved March
End, 1867, for discharge and certificate thereof
from all his debts and other claims pTovabe un
der said act. and that the goth day of Sept, a. d.
1878, at 10 o'clock a. m. before ]. L. Waterman,
one OF the registers of said court in bankruptcy,
at his office in Petersburg in said district, is the
time and place assigned for the hearing of the
same, when and where you may attend and ow
cause, II any you have, why the prayer Of the
said petition should not he granted
You are also hereby notified, that the secoad
and third meetings of the creditors of the said
bankrupt will be held at the same time and
place. j. l.. WATERMAN,
Register in Bankruptcy for the
Sc S-M2w 4th CongI Dist of Va.