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New-York tribune., 1873-01-24
FOREIGN NOTES.

The remains of Lord Lytton will be buried
In Westminster Abbey.
Prince Arthur yesterday visited the Pope
and Cardinal Antonelii
The Spanish Court goes into mourning nine
DAYS for the death of Napoleon si
News has been received at Lisbon that the
Dowager Empress OF Brazil Is III anu her he Is
despalrcd Of
The Duke of Montpensier has written let
fer seardinr the Aphonssts aud disayowns all con.
nectiou with their intngues-
The London Times, commenting on the scenes
al the close OF the Stokes trial. says no English Judge
would have tolerated such indecent proceedings as the
excilapge OF personalities on that OCCASION .-
Mr.. Onslow member of the British Parliament,
having peated several times the ofense against SIR
Iohn Duke Coleridge, for Which he Was recently n0ed
kO an order arrest for contempt VI court has been
issued against hiiu.
decree has been issued by the Spanish
Government granting concession TO Lascarte for lay
ipx telegraph cable between Spain and Cuba. Orets
have been received by the Government from British
companies for the purchase maintenance, ana manage
ment OF tho inland telegraph lines
Paul Dmitrewicb, Count Kisselef, is dead, IN
Paris age sA Aide-de-canp 10 the Emperor Aexan-
der he was present at the second entry OF the Allies
into Pars From 1927 to 1884 he occupied ciy and mill
tsry Offices in the Prncpahiies. GenerallnChief OF
JDfspfyy 1855 ana member Of lhe Imperial Souhei e
New-York tribune., 1873-01-24
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

SENAIE.-.--- ALBANY, thursday, Jan. % lsf5
A telegram to President Robinson from
United states Senator ConkBg, returning his thanks Tor
the election, read by the Clerk, Mr.. Dayton
Senator d. i. WOOD, from the Finance Committee.
reported adversely TO the Assembly bill apprOpratng
money to the officers OF last year who in Attend
once the first DAYS Of the present session.
Senator PERRY introduced bill prOyidag that the
standard OF the Illuminating power OF the furnished
ly any New-York aud Brooklyn company shall be, when
burning through Ahoe Argand burner at the rNe OF
five cubic feet per hour, equal to the light OF 10 sperm
Candles burning each at the rate OF 40 grains per hour
and tie price OF such gas shall not cxdeed s. per 1000
feet The Governor may nominate and the Senate con-
frD an Inspector OF Gas, who shall hold Office three
years and receive annual salary OF 5000 aud also
two assistants at salary OF 81 per aDnum and
another Ut s25O0 the Inspectors TO monthly tests
OF the gas furnished for use In the cities named and re-
port the same through the daily press Laeh company
shall m phOtOmeter at their works admit OF the
tests required above the salaries the Inspectors
10 be paid pro rata by the various companies.
Senator MURIHY introduced a bill TO incorporate
underground railway company In New York CITY, IL pro-
yides that OrgeD YandeDbergh aud his associa may
construct underground railway under the following
avenues and streets:
Beginning Depses ouih-esssry from BO.ng Green thence
ofoEreenh Union westerly
Of hsfisousqaare thence from Broadway Bgke by the
esti Advantageous hEe 10 connect ~b the Hudson Railroad
Also bneb hpe oa the east fdsp with the HsvYerk and
New-York tribune., 1873-01-24
POLITICAL GOSSIP.

Mr.. Wayne McVeigh, Gov. Hartranfts selec-
ton for Attorney of Pennsylvania is said TO be
a son-inaw OF Simon Cameron.
Samuel j. Bayard, one Of the high priests of
straght-ou Democracy has publicly announced his ale
glance to the Republican party
y The lower branch of the Arkansas Legisa-
ture by strict party VOTE passed, yesterday, the Sen
ate memorial to Congress for the passage OF q Civil
Rights BILL
Two ballots were taken, yesterday, in the
Joint Assembly OF Florida for United States Senator.
exGov Walker. Liberal, receiving 80 votes There was
no election 80 being necessary 10 choice. Gov. Hart
came Tor ii. Bisbee, jr or f. NJ Randall 1t IS re-
ported that Osborne Will withdraw from the contest
today.
The Boston Herald says: "Mr. Greeley was
rdiculed beyond measure by all the dry nurses OF the
United states Treasury he said that the way
the resumption OF specie payments is TO resume; but
now that the Senate Finance Comnhtee, through It's
MIR reeIeys plan il may be received with
secretary Bontwers method of securing resumption
seems 10 De not 10 resume
This is the back-handed slap which The
Philadelphia Press gives certain Penns lvana Con
gre essman; Deceive themselves they may, gentle
men 10 Congress who have been investing in the Credit
Mobiler cannot brave 1t out ON the assumption that
they had right to buy into IT, We desire to gye them
tnat any attempt 70 kay down the law that Senator or
Representative can become interested III schemes before
Congress or AS All attorney can 30 before The DEPART
sand confts and take lees 70 support or oppose
which lie has voted, or may vote, wlll be
Indignantly repudiated by the people"
There seems to be a commendable amount
OF free speaking all sides In reference to the nvest-
cations now progress at Washington The Hartoord
Courant thus rebukes Senator Haran We infer that
Senator Harlan Ia atty In favor OF the nyesta
ton In progress Ia Washington. His paper Gays,
Government and the public WILL we predict, derive no
benent from H., IL Is possible Brother HIS mentA
vision Is somewhat obseured We believe it Is for tne
highest interest Of the country that the OF corrp
tGD, OF which slight ginpses have been gwen sno.a DO
all exposed however many popular favoges may there
| by be discovered tc be rotten frauds"
New-York tribune., 1873-01-24
ASSEMBLY,


The resolution amending the Constitution so as 10 eA
elude from the right OF suffrage persons conVesu d
bribery or other infamous crime was ordered 10 'hu
reading. ..
Mr. CocHEu presented the petition Of 5000 axpayg
Of BTSsya to me he Ry
~, ~ REPORTS OF conxrdKss. r. , ,hs ,,,i,ed
appraisers appointed by surrosS
authorizing e transfer Of causes on the calendar o ocS Comm.
OF Appeals and nrasg the ssses tie
mcnts for the improvement Of Atanueaye III the to"n
OF New-Lots, Kings County, was passed
r, NJ Bs ,e Brooin Police acts also granting
additional privileges broadway Railroad ComPanyO Brooklyn
By Mr. J1cons~To empower Of Sessions Of King, Comfy
to s ai.oSn a. ssss on o aa1s Snd ho % estate
By Mr. CsARI@AmendnS the charter EAs Association in
By Mr. BIuxEvrnaO the careless Of firearms
Mr. Authorizing the slhs'e Railroad Company 10 ei
By Mr.. PEIL-To the Loan ard Security Company
By MI BEEBE-To prevent corruption at elections a. s.,.
By Mr. LyCoLNTo enable The Giles and counties o inc se
By Mi MeGGinE-TO egaTle the adoption Of minor children by
BY Mr. wHr1sO extend the tine for the collection Of taxes through
By Mr. provide for the Eastern boulevr The City Of
SS iS sTe. s S G tnow% p c Of ss
rom FnBaye 10 ATenue Ayenne A. second
81 10 RstrsIthsL seventy pnthst to Ayer9e
B. Sevenynnth to Eighy 81 &
Eevenh from Enhays Avenue and also AyenTe
Dbe Pss shall forthwith lay out width Of 100
also Be lno"s as the s.'
across The and through The streets ana
avenues nov laid out pary through the said Department
shall deem eIpeien Ninety Iths and Tbiriaye ana thh
through various the East River. ,,1l
b provde salaries serseants OF The Brook
lyn police shall 81 800 each annuay roanesnea $O eaeni pa
ttol men 200 each, and doornen 500 each.
RESOLUTIONS.
Bv Mr. Rosg-Tst Controller be requested to furnish The lonse
of the Whole Indebtedness OF the canals from toe
yaar 1896 the total amount paid by TIE se
nature that date and also @
depe Of the canals Also all funds received BY The sae
from aid canals. except for canal purposes. Adopted
Adjou ned.
TIE CONSTITUTIONAL COMMISSION
ALBANY, Jan. 23.-The death OF William
Cassidy member OF the Constitutional Commission
was announced tins morning by President Pruyn VINO,
together with Messrs Van Buren, Brooks, Davis ana
Robinson smoke briefly of the life and services oi lhe
deceased and then tOkenOr respect to his memory
the Commission adjourned
New-York tribune., 1873-01-24

GERMAN GENERALS OPINION OF hAhonhb
BAZAINE-RENEwED REPORTS OF UNION
OF oRLEANIsTs AND LEGITIMlsTs-FlNAN-
CIAL sWINDLES.
PARIS Thursday, JAM %, 1872
Gen. Won Mauteuffel made speech, re-
Gently, at Metz, in which he defended Marshal Bazane
from the attacks which had been made on the military
fame of the latter. He dwelt In terms OF generous
praise on the bravery displayed by the Marshal, which
he declared was quite equal to that OF any general IN
the German army. The passions of the hour prevented
impartial Judgment in this case. but he believed MS
tory would Justify Marshal Bazane.
The Assembly, this afternoon passed bill prescribing
severe penalties for drunkenness.
Ten members OF the International Society nave Dech
arrested in France in addition to those previously re-
ported.
The Legitimst Deputies say the Count OF Paris VIII
visit the Count OF Chambord in few days. compro-
mise in regard to the "Whte Flag" Is anticipated
Chambord will insist retaining the white nag as the
royal standard but will consent to allow the army 10
keep the tricolOr.
Goulard, Minister Of the Interior, has informed the
Committee OF Thirty tAat the Government contempiaes
ordering elections to fiji vacancies III the Assembly, 10
take place ia the first week OF April.
Several persons connected with swindlng hnanelai
company have been arrested. Some persons occupying
a position high I'm tho financial world are implicated
Among them il said TO be an ex-senator OF high rank
New-York tribune., 1873-01-24
4 SAD CALAMITY THREATENING.


Mr.. Ames's memory Is coming back TO nm
with vengeance. Tie character of his evidence yee-
teray The Poland Committee will send thrill OF
painful surprise and st more painful anxiety from one
end of the UaOn the other The good names OF such
men as COaX, Kelley, and Garfield are too precious
national possession 10 be lightly parted WITH Ihey are
own prOpertY American can see them destroyed
without keen or personal individual loss Yet, II
the statements MIR. AIne5 makes under oath are
true this is the calamity that menaces Mr.. CotX
insists that they not true, so far as they concern
and promises TO establish their ialsehood before the
country. -, .
We hope. with a fervOr not TO be put into words, that
this promise may be redeemed. The other gentlemen
are still to be heard from if they indeed innocent and
wrongfuy accused want TO think them, they VIII
no doubt speak ana speak 10 the purpose. Meanwhile
we need not urge upon their fellow citizens who have
loved and hOnOTed and trusted them for SO many years
the duty OF susVcnding Judgment until they are fully
heard or least have had fair chance 10 he heard IN
their own defense. We owe them TINS mueh Tor Whdt
they have been in the honorable and useful past.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-24
TERRIBLE MARINE DISASTER.
AN rNIGRANr VESSEL RUN DOWN BY AN UN-
KNOWN srEAMsHIP-OvER THREE HUNDRED
PERSONS DROwNED--THB STEAMSHIP DishE-
CARDS THE CRIES OF THE SUFFERERS.


KNOWN srEAMsHIP-OvER THREE HUNDRED
PERSONS DROwNED--THB STEAMSHIP DisRE-
CARDS THE CRIES OF THE SUFFERERS.
LONDON, Thursday, Jan. 20, Is73
report of n terrible marine disaster last night,
in the English Channel has just been received IN
London. The emigrant ship Northheet, which
sailed from here several days ago for Australla'
with 412 passengers exclusive OF her crew, was IN
collision at midnight two miles OFT Dungeness Win
an unknown foreign steamship, and was cut 10 tno
waters edge. Only IS persons are known to have
been saved, and it is believed every other person
who was Oh board has found watery grave. NO
attention was paid by the steamship to the emigant
vessel after the collision and she proceeded on ner
course leaving the sufferers to their fate.
When the collision'happened q panic occurred on
the former vessel The passengers, who were asleep,
rushed from their berths to every portion OF the snip
where they thought they might be safe, and utterly
refused to obey the orders Of the captain lhat Oh
hcer, as last resort TO enforce obedience 10 MS
command, was compelled to fire upon the terror
stricken people, and one of them was wounded. IL
is believed that if the passengers had obeyed the
orders of the captain more of them would have been
saved.
The North1eet was lying at anchor at the time
the collision occurred. Her cargo consisted OF rail-
way IRON Three hundred and twenty-one persons
were drowned, including inc captain VI lno III
vessel.
The name of the steamer which ran into the snip
has not yet been ascertained but she Is DeeVed 10
have been Spanish vessel bound from Antwerp OF
Portuguese craft The Board of Trade of this city
has offered reward Of G100 for her discovery.
LArER.-Twelye other persons have been saved
from the emgrant ship Northfeet which makes "a
lives known to have been saved The Lloyds have
telegraphed to their agents at all southern stations
to STOP if possible the steamer which ran the North
fleet down. The Government has ordered pre-
lminary inquiry into the disaster to the Northieet
The investigation will begin tomorrow at Dover.
Dungeness, which the unfortunate ship Northneet
oundered headland OF England forming the south
ern extremity County of Kent, and projecting into
the English Channel about 81 miles southsouheast OF
the town OF Lydd. 1t has fort and lighthouse the
latter IS % feet I'm hight
New-York tribune., 1873-01-24
THE CONNECTICUT GOyERNORsHIP- HAW
LEY'S VIEWS.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBuSEI

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUSBJ
HARTFORD, Jan. 23.-Gen. Hawley has written
home from in Congress the following letter for
publication, addressed TO Charles Dudley Warner
editor OF The CoUrait:
WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. %, 1873.
This is as busy place AS ever got into, aud nave
had time 10 keep myself well informed as 10 the
current political gossip in Connecticut much less u en-
gage in the canvass. If disposed tO.do But
have read several letters ana heard OF various newspaper
articles that induce me &c few words once for an
The Republican candidate for Governor has been found
in Hartford for successive years and. as GOV
Jewell declines running again. there l. gssrfa dlspO
son to seek a candidate other section. speak
ing for myself only do wish take active part n
making the selection Twice during years was
the candidate, and with all the gentlemen named have
always been on friendly terms. do noeare from wbal
town section the nominee shall he taken. The preu
dices Of locality are 10 be discouraged Hartford has
shown by her votes that she indulge them, ana
hope she will. No matter whence the Candidate
comes who he is. provided only that he IL an honor
able and capable gentleman aud sound Republican.
We trust the Convention for that. shall support
the ticket with all my might. Ii Is impossible 10 AVOID
seeug that the Senatorial election last summer Is drawn
into the canvass II there a wrong done IL was 10
the party well as 20 mysrf and my personal share IS
very small nave no complaints 10 make, no cVhsl,a
ton 10 entreat reyengcs 10 seek Count me INTO tne
hght on the Republican side and leave the rest 20 tue
and the people. Sincerely yours, j. x. HAWLEf.-
New-York tribune., 1873-01-24
THE WHARTON TRIAL.

ANNAPOLIS, Jan. 23-At the Wharton trial
to-day several witnesses examined for the defense.
among whom were Gorham Moale, Mrs Gen. Chiffon,
Ellen Ded rick colored servant Of Mrs. Wharton, and
Miss Nellie Wharton.
The letter testified that after Mr. Van Ness had par
taken of clare her mothers and pronounced bitter,
the residue I'm the bottle poured into glass
she drank and observed nothing peculiar about the
taste.
When Mr.. Van Ness left the house she accompanied
him to HE door. On her retuFn her mother took up Mr.
Van Ness's glass and from more than he had
done Neither Of them experienced any III effect.
Dr. Horato G. Wood OF Philadelphia testified that he
held the chair OF Clinical Lectures the Diseases OF
the Nervous system OF the University OF Pennsylvania.
He SAID have made toNcoogy a special study, and
am now engaged IN preparing AN elaborate work on
M connection with other branches Of medi
cine. ,-,,-.---...
the testimony OF Mr. Van Ness ana Drs. Williams and
new: fully OF the opinion that the attack of Mr..
Nan Ness on the 10Th OF June very simple form Of
natural disorder and that poison In existence could
have caused the symptoms observed.
am positive that the attack on Tuesday was not due
to poison ana equally positive that no poison and
OF the oath of June the first attack could have been
stry chnia because that could not have been
ministered without giving most intense bitter taste 10
the vehicle through which IL Is conveyed.
The then described the symptoms OF poisoning
by strschnue. The oross-examnatlon OF Dr. Wood wac
commenced but not concluded, when the Court adj
iourned.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-24
POLITICAL NOTES.

Gov. Ogesby of Illinois resigned his Office
a. Governor. yesterday. and Leut.Goy. Bevedge saa
sworn into Ofce as his successor.
A bill granting charter to the Bath Port
land, and seashore Railroad Company passed the Maine
Senate, yesterday, by u unanimous vote.
Gen. Maxwell is preparing Tor determined
fight against Dr. Cannon for the seat delegate IN Con-
ress for Utah He has conclusive testimony OF great
outrages on the ballot
The Boston Board Of Trade has instructed
ts officers to memoriaze Congress against the passage
osa bill, or any measures looking to the repeal OF the
NaSt8aal Bankrupt Law.
The Rennsylvania Constitutional Convention
has finally decided that the State election is 10 be held
on the Tuesday following the nt Monday OF November
and the city aud township elections on ths hid 'ue~
day Of February
New-York tribune., 1873-01-24
GREAT BRITAIN AND RUSSIA.

DISAGREEMENT DENIED BY RUSSIAN OFF,
CIAL JOURNAL.
ST. PrrERsBuRG, Thursday, Jan. 40. 1873.
The Official Gazette states, in confutation OF
the various rumors circulating TO the contrary that
there are no important differences in the views OF Great
Britain and Russia with regard to the present movement
in trail Asia
New-York tribune., 1873-01-24
PROCEEDINGS IN THE WILSON COMMITTEE
OLIVER AMES on TIE sTAND-YALUE OF THE
OAKEs AMEs COSTRACT-INTERESTING FACTS
ABOUT TIE ROAD.

OLIVER AMEs on TIE sTAND-vALUE OF THE
OAKgs AMEs COSTRACT-INTEREsTING FACTS
ABOUT TIE ROAD.
iGESERi1 PRESS DISPATCHl
WAsHINGTOS, Jan. 23.-The Wilson lnvesti-
eating Committee met at l o'clock. Oliver Ames was
sw0ru aud testified that he had connected with tho
Union Pacific Railroad; q stockhOlder late in 1865,
aiterwaTd director, and made President IN 1866
st0ckhOder aud director was connected with
she Credit MObcr aud had knowledge Of the contract
With Oakes Ames the work done the road under
fiat contract until after its Egnmentl to a Board OF
Lsssces, OF which witness one the President of
the road when he executed the contract on behalf Of
the Company; was President wheR the Davis contract
Ess assigned TO the Board Of Trustees has tbs
looks papers showing Tie proceedings OF the Board
Of Trtees under these contracts lie had brought them
heTe wsGh hun.
By tia Chairman-will you show nhat il cost the
Jstees 50 build that portion of the noa1 embraced In
the Oakes aInes contract A. tfailiar with the
books aud syOuld pre- Ter 10 wait until fAe gentlemen
having better knowledge OF them than Is9seIf shall
arrive.
Tie witness however, examined the bOOia Of the
sgEdt Mobier ith the view OF answering the question,
bn, was not able 10 readily furnish tho information.
Yituess was examlled at length 10 subscriptions to
the capital stock Of the Union Pacific Railroad Among
The s1bsciibers IN 1856 James Fisk, tr for 5000
shares Psk and associated parties, also subscribed for
5000 additional shares, but none Of them were ever
paid for The witness was also Dterrogaed relative TO
subscriptions authorized 10 be made by the Trustees
Of The Credit Mobier 10 stock OF the Union Pacific Rail-
toad
During the examination the witness said that oakes
Les Contract could not have been obtained 80 low ~
New-York tribune., 1873-01-24
NEW-YORK. FRIDAY. JANUARY "a 1873.

Harlem Railroad but net 10 be under Foure without e e"nen
the Harlem Railroad Company. capital soci ITO be u
the Governor 10 nominate additional persons 10 be ihe hs
eiates IN TIE enterprise, TO bold once for one year.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-24

The Gentle President of Cache County, Utah
who depstfed the Judge the District 81 Ss LaLs 10
beaten, aha diives aus.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-24

reoe,ved the title OF Count for his enlightened admlns
tpston After the Crimean he was named fsssah
Emnsssador in France. Ia December, 1862, III heaih
compelled him 20 retire.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-24
FOREIGN NEWS.
AFFAIRS III FRANCE.

GERMAN GENERALS OPINION OF MARSHAL
BAzAINE-RENEwED REPORTS OF A UNION
OF oRLEANIsTs AND LEGITIMlsrs-FiNAN-
New-York tribune., 1873-01-24

UNION STRINGS, n. Y, Jan. 23.-The Cay
uga Lake Bending Works were burned tonight. Ihe
lumber yards adjoining saved. The loss Is esti'
mated at $4,000 insurance. $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-24

FORECLOSURE PROCEEDINGS TO BE BROUGHT AZ
oNCE-THE CONTRACT OF 1857 CONsipEhEp
AS PRIOR LIEN.
, 1873-06-21

E T the request Of Lawyer P. Lemming
IA in behalf Of Frederiksteds Dealing
Court as administering Planter R. G..
Knights bankrupt Estate will be put up
for sale at
, 1873-06-21
ROCEEDIN GS
Of the Colonial Council for st. Croix.

ne 1emtSW @mP present"
The Minutes of teh last Meeting we're read.
The Chairman notified that had received a communication from the Presidency according
to which the Governor Ofhe Danish WMtmnia Islands has on behalf of His Majesty nominated
Superintendent Of Immigration = D2BOSS JudgeH A JUn and Planter H. Percy as r@ec-
lively 1H 9Th ad 3d Cuwnmember.
The said Gentlemen were ppsnt and landed in their patents Of nomination. which were ex
AHMED md the Speaker for tedi division of he Council [Eo@begl wpoHed that they we're in due
order.
Isl 1bHnbTt FNdHised( Suua0 deserved ta,h he patents were in Danish alone wht
hitherto smm. nnmatonSh ayeawNs bemfunBhel with an English translation Those Members
anime these patents
The Chairman ael that according to the Colonial Law TIL briefs of election are TO be dmvn
up according 10 fnp prescribed by Governor It had certainly been c1HUnay tina the briefs
for 0puaHy elected Members as well for Grown Meuhrs veej%u4 in bb trGapps The alb
Sn@ OF hetrNa6n can berarete1b but ntaf fleet ewmv of the nunt which ab have been
declared to be in do0 lr-Al he accordingly pronounced the sale Gentlemen entitled to seats
and vote in the Council sail fhem have puvouIv been Members of the Council they are
not required now to give e usual oath
Tie Chairman further notified that bd rumila Cornnniafn dM1 13h Nav vhpr
the Presidency states that as Member Ambnv who in The CoaGSJ I waeny was elected Mem.
bmo the Quarantine Commission in Cbrsianscl ib his official nmctv III Collector Of Customs
hma seat in he@idC mmMNon the President would call attnt0n Hoto inonIer that another
Member umt Io pHd a xn in ta rormkwtn Tho chairman hsvdt hat ms nnnnl
the Council bad been fully avporI fact aIMI TO- and as he ComGI U had aen]N The said
MpnertxH mtn OnMnthC COMMISSION namwpjt Ia fo CodIs dma tt ha said
Nrhnr LmL Sit m1nD nmiL Im ImHs uomd6 nwrI mH4I hon,
, 1873-06-21
ONE AUCTION
The Property

No. s Hospital street IN this
town and belonging to said
bankrupt Estate.
The Auction will be held at
the Vendue Office on Monday
the Dist July 1878 at 10
O'Clock a. m.
The conditions, appraisement and other
documents may from the 21st instant be
seen at the Vendue Office, at Frederiksteds
Dealing Court, as well as at Lawyer P.
Jennings Office, where also further eIuci-
dations conce ming the sale can be obtain
ed.
Christiansted Venduo Office the I4th
June 1878.
II. A JURS.
, 1873-06-21
AUCTION.

Ell T the request of Lawyer P. Lemming
On in behalf Of Frederiksteds Dealing
Court as administering the bankrupt Es-
tate of Planter R g. Knight will be put
, 1873-06-21
One Auction
TEE PROPERTY

No Hospital street in this
town and belonging to the said
bankrupt Estate.
The Auction will be held at
the Vcndue Office on Monday
the 2lst July 1878 at III
O'Clock a. m.
The conditions, appraisement and other
documents may be seen from the 21st in
slant at the Vendue Office, at Frederik-
steds Dealing Court, as we'll as at Lawyer
P. Jennings Office, where also further