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1.-The entire disposition Of the body gave
evidence Of the highest exercise of the I'M
derlakel's art says Philadelphia paper,
growing enthusiastic over funeral.
Opequon Tribe, No. 40. l. .. r. NJ, has
been instituted ut Brucetown, Frederick
county.
4 Masonic lodge is to be instituted at
Chase CITY.
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By Wellington GoGdio.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF TWO OLD
-, BUILDINGS AT RICHMOND COLLIGE.
TO BE REMOVED IN TEN DAfS.-Wl ~
icge or TUESDAY the .dof september. 49, a; 5
o'clock =. NJ. two OLD BUiLDiNGS-Dnc brick
and the other irameG-con,alniUg larg" quantity
OF building materials, the same 10 be removed IL
ten days.
TERMS Cash.
all 30 ". GODDIE, hucton,rr.
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NEW YORK. August ao-Cotton quiet sales 81 ss'
b,Ies at p1iGelsc. Flour more inactive and hrm:
Wheat MOI s9 active. Corn closed quiet. Pork quiet
md weak. Lard active and lower ut st9ssc. MAYA
storcs u,llet. Groceries firm. Frelghts active anu
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1o1uSy-r1I,E MARKETS.

Ior1svIrIr. AUGUST sO.-Flour In good dcmand
with advancing Tendency: extra family, 80. Is.
Grain unchanged PORK easy: mess. xdSg;c BACON
firiner shoulders. ss@stc: clear rb, eaetil etsc
s;Gac.: ke.. pfGOSsc: steam. SC. Whiskey. ssGssc:
The direct receipts of leaf tobacco during hus .,
were 1896 hogshcads, ut al aggregate '"'''' u
s433, a9t II.
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RESTAURANTS.
VETELLE, RESTAURATEUR,

/ETELLE, RES lACRAlECh,
~
CORNER OF ELEVENTH AND BANK STREETS,
keeps hand the very best that The markets afford,
Including uXuries of sea and land Of the various
ATTITUDES from The lakes 10 the tropics lie invites
attention 10 his unrirallcd
DAILY LUNCH,
of great VARIETY served In inimitlble style. His
tables also ar. supplied to order with anything that
may be desired obtain tble in any Atlantic city. His
bar is furnished with the best OF LlQCuhS ana
BIEWkD DRINKS, gotten up in unsurpassed
style.
He invites his friends and the public, city and
country. 10 prove the truth OF Ills "most excellent
cheer mST
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CINCINNATI MARKETS

CINCINNATI. August 3o-Flour advanced s sU.sIm
Pork sold at sie.l2sGsle.es. Lard quiet steam
held firmly, buyers offer 7ic city kGtale. ses
shoulders. atc. clear rlp, lVTc.' eie"i Si"e'
lo.c. Whskcy firm, csc.
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81 80: lsa bushels on private terms; 4busnels com
mon nj sl-tutai, l.3Jo Dlisieis.
CoRS.-Straw-coored.l 100 bushels Rood u !ac.
OArS.-5o bushels old at soc.
FLAXsEED.--g bushels n 81 .85.
RE-EXHIB1TED.
WIIEAT.-Red, loo bushels.
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\ y D $.
have for sale large number Of frst-cass
ESTATES with splendid improvements aud large
and small FARMS with and without buildings, In
almost every section of the State. Many OF the
large estates situated on the james and other
rivers and many Of the small farms lie near the
city. GEORGE NJ. DKEWRG,
nh 1-lm 1914 Main street.
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TOR RENT, a DESIRABLE COUN-SH;;;s
Il TRY RESIDENCE, In P0whatan county. E:l
two and half miles from Tomahawk station, on
Richmond and DanvlIe railroad: with good dwell
Ing with six rooms, stable &c. T he house stands
in beautiful grove. and attached Is orchard OF
irtlit.trees with garden with vegetables of the usual
variety growing. such potatoes and onions, ready
in n good nc,ghb0rnod; good water, ana very
healthy, and well suited 10 persons DESTROYS OF
spending The summer in the country.
y. VI. LEE.
Real Estate Agent and huctoncer,
ie1i 1OIi Main street.
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BY telegraph.

NEW 1Uhh.
NEW YORK, August sO-Money S@i4 Sterling
dull at lOs Gold. llsE@u55. Governments dul
AND steady. States quiet; little doing.
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BY Richardson 4 Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auc.i0ncrr-,
No. lll3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 VALUABLE
L TRACT OF LAND. On THE RIVER ROAD:
IN HENRICO COUNTY, F0UE MIL, EAST
OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND. By AUCTION.
BY virtue of the provisions Of deed Of trust bag
Ing date the I'd day OF August. lsT2 from Eugene n
Gum to the undersigned, trustee, duly r-c"Tari ~
the clerks Office OF the County Court OF iirhrr" %
secure the payment Of = certain NEGOTIATE noe
therein mentioned. shall, as trustee IN "sld d1.".
sell by auction being thereto required y The ti!t .
ficiary therein secured. on SAJIRDAi the t.n %
September, ls53, IT |: O'clock NJ, IN iFu"t 81 llr
Hcurico county court. house. on Nan street III W..
city Of Richmond. the VALUABLE THAT Vs
LAND described in said decd rs CONTAINING cis.y
one acres. being that portion OF the real .s'ae
W. T. G,uiu dec,a sed. which was aloted 10 hiin.ih,
said Eugene X. Gum In the partition male Aprh
4, 1870 between the children Of the said w "!n!
TERMS: Enough in cash 10 pay the rNpti. ~
executing his trust and the sum 81 threr hhh!rta
and sevcuty-ve dollars with interest thereon AZ !.
per cent from the 90 oi August, 1873. ull IHid:
the residue on such terms as Shall te tiiT"in,," l,
tie time OF sale. j. y. klChAFi1spn.
prcu,pncoS E. Co Auc:ioucprs au2i
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
l. AMBLEg SMITH. c. MAURICE SMITH.
Z AMBLER SMITH IL BROTHER,
~ ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
ROOMS Nos. Z AND = MARSHALL HALL,
corner OF Tenth and Bank streets,
RICHMOND, VA.
BANKRUPTCY PRACTICE MADE
SPECIALITY.
Tie Lewis amendment adopted the 18th OF Fcbru-
airy. l.7a, secures the bankrupt additional eX-
emption in cYeess of the tive hundred heretofore
exempted of TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS against all
judgments aud DEGREES OF State courts.
Wife's right Of dover is, is heretofore, preserved
Intact.
{. MAURICE SMITH prosecutes claims OF every
description against the United States Government.
Mr.. JACOB CoHS,an expert in bankrupt matters,
Is connected with The firm.
CORRESPONDENCE solicited NH -
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ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and AuctioEecr.
Ills Main street, opposite DiSpGict.

TRUSTEES SALE OF NINETEEN
i AND THREE-QCARTER ACRES OF
LAND. ON ME1 HhNlCSElLLE TURNPIKE
ABOUT ONE MAE FROM TIE CIif.-Ry VIZ
tue Of deed OF tru>; from j. y. Austin AMI Wife
dated on 18th day OF November. 1870 recorded IN
county court of Iienrico-defauit having Letn made
In payment OF certain bond secured In said deed,
ana being requested SO Ia do by the llhd"r 81 sl1
bond-I Will proceed 10 sell TO the highest bidder,
at public auction, on the premises, on TUESDAY,
9th day Of September, 1873, AT o'clock, that certain
LOT or PARCEL OF LAND on NecAan!cs'i!!c
hy actual survey NINETEEN AND THREE
QUARTER ACRES. and adjoining lands Of Henry
old Schcrmcrhorn estate.
The wood up0n this land and its proximity 70 TIC
city render 1t very desirable, and Is Il considcFa-
ton for those desiring good investment
TERMS: Sufficient In cash Ia pay expense 81 sac
and bond with interest "a date OF SAFE being
balance on liberal terms. rs announced ri safe
HENRY q. DAVIDSON, Trustee.
D. THOMPSON BROWN, Auct!oncer. 81 .a-tI
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LOSE, ST2sAYED. de-

T OST. Il NEGOTIABLE NOTE, between
IL The Tobacco Exchange and llargrovc's factory,
drawn 10y G. K. REEFS Il Co, fer The SUM OF fifty
five dollars. Payment has been stopped Any one
finding same will leave it at No. Godiin Hall.
SC l-ltk
ESTRAY HORSE.-Taken up in On
~ front of nv store. Thursday about l2LCA.
O'Clock a. NJ. Il BAY HORSE low in ordcr. ! Inc
owner will come forward. pay charges. and take
him AWAY n. GATEWOOU,
an 40 Second AMI Grace streets.
neutrality-suspicious. will be made TO
~ the Richmond and Peter burg Raj lroad Com
nlIv for the Reissue of SCRIP for ten shares OF The
stock of that company, the original scrip having
b: Ell lost or miSlald. W. b. SIANAkD:
Administrators lie bOnis non Robert Sanard, decd.
jy 2l-MsmS
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TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 VAL. Ab5. EE
4 FARM IN HANOVER COUNTY,, r,f t III
MILES FROM RICHMOND ASn .HE WI
FROM PEAkE'S. on CHESAPEAKE AZ
ONO RhILROaD.-By virti: OF two &C.
trust executed by Thomas II. Kinney ana Ma'S 49,,
his wife which deeds have been rrcoii'r' ~ 81,
clerks Office of Hanover county, The Ha:r'E tS+
trustee In The deeds aforesaid, vii! oNsf ~ S
uublic auction, on the premises, on y! kStIH
September 20 at II NJ, the TRACT OF hA in IN,
which the said Kinney now resid:, S,laSt' ard
Hanover county. fifteen mites trom Eltagn ,I,h,
one mile from PeakeS. on the thcs1re'h' 3nI Mp
railroad cont lining ONE HUNDRED AL,
TY-rHREE ACRES: one hundred acre . W.
Iuud-tle remaining forty -threc acres VIZ In a,ti
The land Is very superior for Wheat ain :" M,,n,n
on account of It's convenience 10 NETT ~, hen
make fine fruit and vegetable farm ia, r; the
4 stand for Il physicia5 for great Tats Ia,,r,vf
attention Of physici2ai t. called 10 tEI, -,,jra
obtaninga nice little farm with 4 < ot r. 'r,.Ipy
The Improvements consist OF ir.i' ,.r,i All.
containing four rooms, together Win t'e "s"''
houses. .,,,,,.. NJ sale
TERMS: Sufficient In cash 10 pay SPna ~ ,ui,-
and TO pay Two bouds with interest on 80, lie
say $1,000 Terms of credit made Sn"" y =, Eica-
Persons wishing TO attend the SAG ~ aud r.
mond will leave ON the $40 4. d. mai tISS.-6S
turn IN the evening. T. < i'rrnsier.
ali a5-MSThtds
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EARM FOR SALE.

EARM FOR SALE.
The subscriber offers Tor salc his FARM known rs
CENTRE VIEW, lying In the upper end OF New
Kent county, one mile from Putnev mills, ON the
Pamunky river, and one mile from Tunsta IFS depot
on the Richmond aud York River Railroad.
said farm has on II 4 most excellent DIV ELLlSti
HOUSE, containing seven rooms, three passages
and four closets with all the necessary out-hoses
well of excellent water In the yard and one OF the
finest springs in tide-watcr Virginia two hundred
yards from the dwelling-h0usc. Also, fine young
orchard of select fruit in full bearing.
Said farm contains one hundred and eighty-niue
and one-half acres about forty acres III origilE.
growth. consisting of oak, hickory. &c.
I here i very line meadow OH the farm capable
Of product 6, with proper management from
25.a0O to SJ.GoU pounds of hay per year. Said farm
is timely adapted 10 the growth OF corn, oats, and
soil. Also. some line patch-land. Any person pur-
chasing, aud disposed 70 engage In patches, would
have only on" mile Ia haul their trucks and have
tnr advantage Of both Richmond and Baltimore
markets. There Is an inexhaustbe supply of blue
and gray mari the firm, the latter having been
uScI with great advantage.
For any further information address the Subscri
Der. TunSttll's depot Ncw Kent county. Va, or cal
on Mr.. JOHN a. DAVIS, at TunStall'S depot, Rich
mOnd and York River railroad.
an ld-sw!t.wlt&>3w< H. FLLISON.
HOUSES, HOUSES, HOUSES.-We have
IL for sale privately several NEW HOUSES, fout
10 five rooms each suitrbc for mall families, plea
sanity and conveniently located. For terms, &C.
apply 10 MOODY * kOl ALL,
Real Estate Agents.
office corner Seventh and Hull streets.
aual Manchcst.r T..
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TWO VERY DESIRABLE SUBURBAN
4 FARMS. WITHIN 4 liALF-MlLE OF TIE
MEADOWBRIDGE ROAD, FOR RENT.-Thc
TWO VERY DESIRABLE FARMS located as
Dranc. now in the occupancy Of Mir. Dabney Carr
one containing NINETY ACRES and the other
FIFTY ACRES. On the former one there Is large
the latter a comfortable DWELLING. and barn
stable. &C. The land for the most part Is In hgh
statc OF cultivation. For market gardens or diirE
farms they possess unusual attractions, rs each OF
them is well watcrcd. They will I've rented sel';t-
ratcy together, rs may be preferred Posses
sion Isl OF October next. Apply 1T the oicc Q!
Wellington Goddii, to him ortp ~
JOHN +. GODDIN.
au o7-codl0t Zeal Estate Agent.
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BY Lyme < Brother,
AuctioncerS and Real Estate AgrA's,
No. 1912 Main street

VALUABLE FARM KNOWS A. nAl
Y PORT, SITUATED IN THE COUNTY Or
HENRlC0. on TIE. C3AIGH rnS N, XVIII ~
RICHnOND, WITH STOCK. FARMING NiPLE,
MENTS, CROP, &C.. At AUCTION.-M - LOG, ~
al public auction, on the premises. on sA' i.Dh
the 9Th day OF September, 1873. commencing IL l.
O'Clock NJ that truy valuable ard 2dmirNh!-"-
Gated FARM situated AS ahor: iesetigst. c9a
Ing TWO HUNDRED AND sEFEAl . .,. 80. ~
best trucking land The residue Is Of fine ChicSA-
hominy low-grounds. well suited for hay ana III
nary buf I'm iear;iful location. There are ,r'cra!
line springs near the residence. The stock Az; ahI
farming implements such ~ are i"uud on pS
of its size. The neighborhood Is good ana soc"''"
healthy. ,~..,
This property will be sulI-dvided II @esiEe". -,
There IS ON the place most excellent ''a'"" '>'
country store. ,,,., .,,J
TERMS: Unc-fourl cash one-fouril .. 'ir,r ~, 49,
six months: the residue AZ one Two: tlfvr AZ '"'
49,, -, : ~, s.r,h,I. auctJEccrt.
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BALTIMORE, August 3O.-Eirginia consols, 81
West Virglnias, l.. Bids to-day.
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TOR RENT, VALUABLE SUBURBAN
Il FARM. containing ElGHTY-TWO ACRES,
situated Within less than mile OF the city line, adj
jpiniug Dr. Creushaws farm Oh the north aud the
SHIELDS furn or the west. The improvements are
nice framed dwelling with four rooms ana passage,
aud necessary out-bililuiu2S. Thirty acres VIII he
rented with the house and fltty-two acres sepa-
rately or the whole together us parties may prefer
The land Is of excellent quality and very prodac-
tive Possession at once. For terms. &C., apply to
RICHARDSON & CO..
Zeal Estate Agents,
an o. codft No, lib Man street.
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AL 29-6t

TOR RENT, SUBURBAN FARM offs:s
Il twelve acres, fruitre &c. house, seven Ei:
rooms: stables, clubhouse &c. The richness OF soil
aud immediate proximity to the city--by the new
Central turnpike The west and N, aoowhrdg. on
the east-renders this farm desirable residence
and market garden. J. THOMPSON BROWN,
al 25-lw Real Fsate Agent. 1113 Main street.
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FINANCIAL.


SATURDAY, August 80. 1879.
Sall.s Mcrn lnnlc of Ssan Rlcll mnnl as at 1al.
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We don't believe that Gregory can pro-
duce as good specimen of poetry as that
which follows:
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

WuEAT.-Red, loo bushels.
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WANTED. EVERYBODY TO KNOW
w that they can buy frst-class GROCERIES,
cheap for cash greatly reduced prices at the Tip
Top Family Grocery Store No. 1851 Main street.
BEST OOLONG TEA. Sl.5 worth $50:
BEST GCNPUWDER TEA, Tl.75 worth -;
and everything else in rropOrtion. Favor me with
n call. GEORGE L. TCRNER.
u yn-StInwlW
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-22

and SON make q nice little thing Of the
indulgence Of Uncle Sam" They
have also had the assistance of anoth Der
clerk who has recently rSsighed. This
afforded tho Collector ample time to
write for his newspaper and electiOneer
over the State, 30 tits said by RePub-
licans, for the next o. s. Senatorship.
So 1t appears the Custom House is
EARNED outs to two families; and not
satisfied, they want to direct who shall
Gil the other Offices. Perhaps there are
places in the Postofice where another
son may be slowed away. 1t appears
the clique has three newspapers and
Congressman LoAandp too at its back.
In addition, the chairman of tho state
Executive Committee, aud also citizen
Layton, of the Seventh Ward, who he
is we do not know, but by way Of dis
tinction he is thus lcol,l marked when
spoken of in the party organ.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-22

BVeTy Evening says the names Ot SENATOR
SAULsBURT and Representative BIoOS dHss AO'
appear in the "Roll Of HOuoF.' Major Btuus
did not vote for the ''SA,ary Crab !" and SsnAtOl
SALISBURY labored 10 defeat tbs bill; be spoke
against It and voted against its passage At the
last session. He s, therefore, eleafOf lt nor had
he up 10 few days ego touched the shack pay. /"
Whether be ever will receive il, We believe very
doubtful Wers the true ROu Of HOnor4 pnb-
liShOd, g. 9. the names Of those who voted agalnsI
the original bill, Senator SAUEsBURXb nano
should occupy AeOnPicuous placs 10 Il.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-22

TIE WashingtOn RspWblssaR sayS that Hon.
Jas. Z. LoAAnd hes drawn the eat Oceapled by
Mr.. BiRRB, and u already known 70 b a aahla
and popular member" -i :.
The fact Il the member IRON DsIaWArs has moi
Openedhis mouth except 10 vote with the Ra1ieAIs
It took slngls VOte 70 keep the Salney steal bill
up to $1,000 and trAveIinR and Other expense.
making about $3.50 Ia all, snd the msnbes from
Delaware gave that vote; nOtWithSlandiAg h
knew the people Of our Stats were In favor Of ~.
peAling the SAlAly steal bill entirely. and ADOPT
Ing, the soalo Of the ola salaries, WAieh gHs eao
member 5000 year and the Presidsnt ~. 900
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-22

.' ., ue otr US now a let.
lrI iru the Gu tom nouse published
in the Bredk,oater Light from which
we take the following Intentional fling
at Mr.. Pyle: Z =.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-22
.0MDEMsED MILK.

y nnds b carefully synpoEatlng the WateFy pOF-
uQR Og ASOsA Hak. a1ding % tt small portion Of
QhIoo aaqaF end ooalina u np hQrm0tieallY. IN
thia WN4 IL uilk koqR fog yoeIs and eAD again be
brouGhs very nearly 70 ile naturally liquid state By
the adalo1 Of bafo WaGaf. lt is VoFY largely used
h the pFenaF9kiqn o. f0od for insAnts. and IL
e.peelally aaAptef e the gse % Iayeller9 on ae
ooDme nf Ia Portability and anewefing All the par
Psn 81 iFsih Ialfk. 14hs 80 tEaa ~ SFe Seld by
3. bhIh0HUkeI 4 CO..
N ceTnsR Sixth and MaEkst strests.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-22

~.44.ns; AL ciUse B., is The son vi
Dr Oiea dr. Frank OleR, also Ct q
high salary. who spends most of his
time running the theatre, as manager.
Mr.. Pyle is not so much in favor of ne.
pousm as 70 discharge good man and
appoint his son should he be confirmed.
While manager Nolen runs the theatre.
Mr.. JennAa writes letters asssili ing Re.
puEHcAhs as Democrats and Democrats
as Republicans, as will be seen 4 boVe
bptWa mnst neier ii smother issue
further remarks on this part Of the Ring
and call attention, to the other mart bat
is said to Be equally anxious to Ret A Ir.
Pyle rejected: The other half Of III q
Custom House Ring has for it's organ
the Milford NesUs. An editor of that
paper is said to be the head of the Ring.
He enjoys fus salary FOR himself as
Collector Of IstemGl Revenue, and then
too, has had the sagaeity and dexterity
to secure an appointment in his ownI
once Tor his son. Here, also, father
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-22
SS.O0O.O00OOO,

Hos poor DoW our country seems In oouPari'
son. Had 1t not bean 80 unfortunate - to Iall
into the hands of the English political abolition
lists 1t would have been the richest country on ths
globe. Farming land would have been selling fOE
800 to $500 an acre, where It now only brings
from $40 to $780, and at those prices It ls said II
does not pay the producer six per cent. above the
expenses and taxes. The same party il now,
through our bonds about mortgaging US 70 the
GermanG whom q few years ago our peOPls con-
Sidsred too poor to maintain more than arSspOct.
able show ia Europe. ...
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-22

QBaR W. BUSH 4 SOS s.
Kill so coik 3 3 k.ss: 80 = az
- ANs DslIaR PsEIEea;
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-22

GYPNUs.-There Il at preseat quite anumber of
GypsisS eucsmpsd Wlthla one mils OF Georgs-
town they have quite number ef horses, Wag-
onS, dogs, and fancy chieksns with than; all OF
which they will dispose Of ..H
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-22

The national deb "a Grss, Br,tAh - &3,70O.-
00O, 900, snd Br,tSh municipst deS,s, $780, ,OOU,
ala held by Engsh capit4nsts. BUmds Ot 9TH I
VISIONS OF otter coanuies, ar owned in England
u sh amount q al 10 tie British debt The
hiso II Elads du; 10 .pi ,lsIs ia IAEeAt Brit
- ~ IN iSas ie east We d, Il 10 stated,
90 OOO0 900 re H,nuH. nd a, l.,g, a. u general
, 1873-04-26
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Is Withdrawals amounting to S IA Sc
Receivers TOR Saturday, 26M April 1878
In CHRISTIANSTED
E. Nonefeidt Esqr Trustee.
o. Krause, Esq, Member.
In FREDERIKsTED
P. Weders6, Esq. Trustee.
P. Stevenson, Esq, Member.
JOB. f. GOLDBERG,
President
St. Croix, 2Ist April 1878.
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EUROPE.
IN CHANCERY IN ENGLAND.
Heir stlaw. next Of kn-Henry Scarth, George


i ucir-st-lsw next of kin-Henry scarth, George
Heath.
Pursuant to decree in the High Court Of Chancery In
England made In cause Dancer against Her Maicstys
Attorney General, the person claiming to be hcir
heress law next OF kin OF Henry Scarth late OF
Barnes in the county of Surrey, Esquire who died on
10Th day Of December 1870, are to come IN and prove
their claims herein after mentioned From the pro-
cccdings taken in the cause II appears that George
Heath son OF Robert and Lctitia Health would II living.
the 10th Of December 1870 have been the heir atlaw
and one of of kin of the said Henry Scarth
ii the said George Heath died before such 10th Deem.
Der 1870 then his incai heir heiress at law would be
the heir eiress law of the said Henry Scarth The
said George Heath emigrated to Jamaica in about
1872 and in 1922 at Charleston. S. c. and engaged
sailor in the packet trade between Charleston and
18th December 1870 IL dead his lnea heir hciress
at law Is by mis- or their solicitor; on before
the LIST day Of April next to come In and prove his
their claims such heir hcrcss at law and next Of
kin the SAID Henry Scarth at the Chambers OF His
Honor the Vice Chancellor Sir Richard Mans. at No
Stone Buildings Lincoln's Inn Mddlescx. in default
there Of he they will be pcremptorily excluded from
the benefit of the said decree Tuesday the 10th day of
April next at IL at noon. ut the said chambers ap
pointed for hearing and adiudcating upon the claims.
Dated this nth day of January, 1873
$500 ALFRED RAWLINsON. Chief Clerk.
FRANCIS ROBINSON, 36 Jermyn street. st. James.
Solicitor for the above named plaintiff