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The daily gazette., 1874-09-22
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Mn MAuEUUER BECOMES PREsBYTERNA
Mrs Mapruler " Willprob3blf leave Or. Hop
kim church, and 90 hereafter to the Pres
byteIian meetug-uouse. DIR. Hopkins last
wcel. lad Il ffghtful boil on his leg and
he experienced Vcry severe pain when he
tried t0 walk While lie was sitting i'll his
study, on Friday, Mrs. Magrudcr called and
~ IS ushercd into the parlor The servant
.,-lt up the back stain, to tell the Doctor
a. o h lc she wa- on her way the Doctor
ia % Fu the front stars TO get drink
OF t..'r. /. Lut him 30 much 10 walk
~ .tr steps that he concluded to slide
down tle banistcrs on his stomach; and s.
Ifti looking carefully over the landing TO
satisfy himself that nobody was about, he
mounted the hani,ter and began to descend
rne stairs run directly past the parlor door
and MIs. Megrud r was amazed 10 see the
clergyman descending with great rapidly,
and in that singular fashion. 1t seems that
the servant girl had placed a coal scuttle by
the newel-post while she went for the Dec
tol and as be descended with awful ve'oc.
ity he alighted IN the scuttle and fell to the
floor. Without being aware of the presence
OF the visitor, he leaped up in rage, and
eXclaimnp, "Hsng that womauW he gave
the scutlle kick which sent II whirling in.
TO the plflor, where II brought up in Mrs.
Magruder lap. OF course she thought The
demon stration and the ejseuation were il
tended for her, and alter rising 10 her feet
aud shaking her umbrella at her pastor, she
shouted al you kick another coal-scuttle
at me Il punch the stuflin' out 0. you with
this yer umbrella" Slo emerged from the
front door with the conviction that
PfesbyteIilni-m was the only religion for
her,-.Nay .4@c'eym DaH5ay Ne,rs.
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OrJord Undergraduates Fan.

4 late writer in Scribn,r's, in an article
describing his visits to the Oxford Uni
vcrsity, gives an amusing account OF the
bad behavior of the undergraduates at
the Commemoratlons.
They are seated in the gallery, and
give loud comments on the proceedings
with great imprudonce, good humor, and
that display of animal spirits which Is
Indigenous to British youth. Eeach
group of ladies as they enter the hall arc
checrcd, and the entertainment is varied
hy cat calls, how ling and loud laughing.
Sometimes. though not often, some witty
remark is made which Is worth recording
When Tennyson stepped upon the plat :
form. with his uncombed hair and usual
shaggy appearance. an Undergraduate
asked him, Did your mother call you
early, Mr. Tcnnyson - When Iongfcl-
low received the degree of II. &. l.. anoth-
cl proposed 'lhreo cheers for Red man
of the West" When Dir. lidd,ll, the
Nice Chancellor. was reading a Latin adj
dress, some one would call out, Now
construct \ man who violated the can
on Of dress ly wearing white coat was
etol1ned at fol one hour before lie with.
drew. remarks like the following being
constantly addressed to him. Take of
that coat. sir" Go out. sir" "H'on'j
you leave at oncc:' Ladies. request
HIM 10 leave just put Your hand on
his shoulder and lead him out - 4 younl
man reading PRIZE poem with dolefu
measure, was asked hy a student leaning
over the gallery, is that the refrain, m,
friend, that lust,ncd the dcccase Of tn,
! IA cow
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-20
TO TEE UNFORTUNATE.
NEW REMEDIES! NV Rs f.s:;fS:
- Or. CiEESM,S C;SPCN-

NtS
f. SAnE, No. 625 kEAENI 81,
- I corner of Commercial. san Fran
= :. cisco. riyutc entrance on Gon.-
lSii. Tor The treatment OF Sexual and seminal
Diseases. Sach as onorriHra. elect. Stricturr,
SNHhlilS ~ all It's iHrits, seminal W eakness,
iHlio!Vh'N' c't., &C. INih diseases OF years
|iahtiils:' an" Clctlaitu Lees, ETC., sscteSsiui-
.lis. t'il;hN,N has the Plea. IRE Of annoNn-
ing may ne ma fetHrned from NISiilhG the
liih'lial h17'ita's oil i.uf"!''' ana has re-
sane" iia,ur';
ihh i'"c''r mas Sfafes. neit'l r tim" nor
money n S.Ghil'- out nov riei1e''la : and has
retained win iliri" a CT l%aeilltios .0I thc ailo-
walton "i hil'lihN suffering.
Stfn!nai Weakness.
Seminal omission i tn, co,xoa,c,co - ST.
,.t'h'''aI r''iS i"n Is ne consequence o SCI
md; nd l. ..,r a. ',,',",H IL, = "' it",ta NH,
tiP'5.i-'fV. j. lldy'i''t! ny Inc Youth u n3th
iIy win imrrri,, r ,.,0 :, H.. r ~,
-" $3.50 80, ''- '''''''H 'it INV h-
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PUBLIC Notice.

III AEl,S AND ALI OTHERS ARE
~ hereby notified tia. tie Easye Console
ttiiet Aiming COMPANY Limited will not be
responsible Tor payment of Ia Dor or material
furnished to raIu,s having contracts or
agrecin ants to w"Ik on any CT the C~omrany's
mines IN iinto. Secret canyon, ar clsew hero
III Eureka county. jean Il. MURPHY.
Saperins snient
Eureka, Now. October :. 1873 ostt
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POSTOFFICE!

Eureka Nevada.
INikolfitE WILL H. 0pEN For BiSi-
1 ness week days from : \. n. 10 : Il. NJ. sun
daNs nom ito 10 \. NJ, and 10 to Ii r. ".
A.ati Tor the laiiruad viii close Mt $40 T.. VI.
Mail Tor hamilton - minutes alter the ar
III II - III" stage from the ,,aiiIoad.
Nail for Austin A. Is \. ",
Mail for tuhy liill mt"
Letters registered from . \. NJ. to ! Il. VI.
IGONEX ORDERS
Drawn on all of the principal oliees in tho
I mon, aid certain t. he safe, and the cxrenso
tiilnle, JOHN /. RAMSEY.
It'll Postmaster.
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Application for Patent.
NOTICE No. o5I.
I :. LAM OFFICE.
Eureka, Nevada, June 70, 1874.

Etrcka, Nevada. June ~, lS'i.)
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT W.
~ W. McCoy whose fostotf:cc address is
Eureka. Nevada has this day filed in this
off 70 a diagram together with a notice of al
plication for a patent from the nitcd States.
under act of Congress approved May 10, l;12,
fer two thousand (.o0l linear feet of he
GIANT Lode, the same running los feet north
erly and "ii feet in a southcrly direction from
the Grant shaft, with surface ground 20 feet
in width. situated in Eureka Mining district.
Eureka county. State Of Nevada. and de-
sclibed in the plat and field notes ON file in
this Office as follows, to-wit:
q. s. Survey No. 70.
beginning at a post marked No. l l.. s.
Survey No. - whence post Ne. | of Surycy
No. 20, mado fer the Eureka Consolidated
Mining Company upon tbs Sentinel Lode,
hears NJ HE. SEQ feet; flagstaff in town
est point of Ruby Hill Ne. | bears N IS,
N.3,i-s feet; the Grant shaft bears ). II IS.
". l,0ll feet, and II pine tree | foot in diam-
;ter marked Grant =. r. bears :. Z IS, ".
10 post marked No. : I. :. Survey No. -;
thence :. r., f.. l,o72 CLIO fect. TO
i,,est marked No. 3 [. 5. Survey No. -;
!15'f / e.. survey W, - 70. '9 7: t i" : ess' N "n III.
". His i-lO Feet, to post marked No. rs.
Survey Ne. -: thercc \. 10 ? . +. ~ feet, 20
lust markcd N'.ht.S. survey No. -: and
thence ". -. f.. III 10 feet to pest No. /,
III" place OF beginning, containing 9 lS-l0)
acrrs: cCjr>c> cXircSSrd from the true
meridian with n magnetic variation Of li'4e
east.
This claim is located upon .n surveyed land,
and is bounded On neither end by any known
claimants; the nearest mines are the >anhurst
and Lone.
.llris claim isrecorlci in hoot 4, rage 7S,cf
the Eureka District Minir. Records, and Il
copy OF tIn notice aud rlats can be to.ni
posted at the Grant hat Fl on this lode.
je2l nNhlS +. HORN, Register.
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And in accordance with law. and an order
Of TIA" Beard OF Directors. made on the sew
cnth lay Of July. 1874. 50 many shares OF each
parcel ot such stock rs may be necessary will
be -ela NJ public auction at The eiiiee Of John
Middleton X Son. No. 10 Montgomery. street.
IAN Francisco California. on Eefaaestsay.
TIN second cay Of sciitcInjrr. Ia. !.
at tie loHr Of O'Clock +. W., e. such day, To
ilav Ii" Delinquent assessments thereon. to-
Eetaer with costs Of advertising and eNpenses
81 the sale. W. W. TRAY Lon. Secretary.
~uiis.-rpom 1, No. ioS California street,
san Francisco, California. augiN
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r. HFNNiIf. Pr asilent.
). tnhl, cc'y and Treas.
'uyi5-u
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Council Bluffs Iron Works

rt Once j.. and Works on Main Street, Council
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dissolution Notice

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
y te-partner,!iip heretofore existing be-
tyccn lhomaS Conn and NJ. ky!s. in the bust
ngsS e conl 1ctins Tho Ruby ~iiutel, ON kuby
Hill. is thi, day dissolved by mutual consent.
Tii6M As CONN,
W.. KYLE.
Ruby Hin. July y. lS7l.
The ahuyn business viii hereafter be cons
dacted by Thomas Conn and Thomas Merry,
Gider the firm mama uf tunn A Very. Tho
nov hrm l. authorized to collect and receipt
or all moneys due til ''a,e firm. and all sums
wing BY the same will also be paid by them.
TtiOMA. CONN,
THOMAS MERRY.
Ruby Hill, July -, Isl jy1
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JSSESSNENT
NoTICE.
ADAMS HILL. CONSOLIDATED
Y rrNl%s. eONpANN I,cntipn of

urTn,iraI Place OF business. san Francisco.
CAL Location of Works. Eureka Mining Dis
trjrt. Eureka county. Nevada. Notice.
There are delinquent upon the following dc
crIhed stock. on account II ss~Scsgncntt No. ~
levied on the seventh 9TH day Of July. lsft,
ci the respective shareholders, rs follows:
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-02-28
MISCELLANEOUS.

Extradition papers have gone to Mexico
for Hamilton, the d~efrauding treasurer of
Jersey City,.
A suit has been begun in the United
States district court of New York, by the
United States against the York street Flax
Spinning company, to recover 100000
gold, for alleged differentiation Of invoices
of linen goods. The company is English,
and the suit is against its agents here.
The distillery of Bryson & Co., at
Portsmouth, Ohio, was burned yesterday.
The distillery was valued at $4,000. No
insurance.
The livery stable of Samuel T. Brinkle,
at Frederick, Md, was burned yesterday.
Several valuable horses were burned, in
Guiding the w~ell-known "Wade Hampton"
Loss in buggies, &C., $4,000.
A dispatch from Wilmington, Del, says
the circumstances of the escape of the
prisoners from the New Castle Jail go to
| show that the warden was in COLLISION with
the prisoners.
There are l ,450 oranges of the Patrons
of Husbandry in Indiana, averaging six
teen to each county. q
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FOREIGN.
Conviction Ofthe TichbOPno Claimant
Fourteen Years Penal SerVitudo.

Conviction Ofthe TichbOrno Claimant
Fourteen Years Penal Servitudo.
LONDON. February 29.-Professor Hux-
ley has been installed rect r of the Uni
yersity of Aberdeen.
John Wilson Patten will be raised to the
peerage. 1t is officially announced that the
Duke Of Edinburgh and bride, accom-
panied by the Queen, will enter London on
the 18th of March.
Mr.. Cardwell, late war secretary, be.
comes Viscount Cardwell.
Advices from the Gold coast repreeent
hat up to the 10Th of January it was
doubtful whether the Ashantees meant
peace or war, news having been received
that a large force of the enemy was collect
ing in the rear of the British advance. A
reconnaissance was made, and this led to the
series Of battles previously reported which
ended in the capture of Coomassie.
The trial Of the TichDorne claimant on
charges of perjury committed during the
trial for the possession of the estate, which
has been in progress upwards Of $50 days,
was brought to a close this morning, re-
sulting in the conviction of the accused.
The jury, after being out a short time,
brought in a verdict of guilty of the
charges, and the claimant was sentenced to
fourteen years penal servitude. There is
great excitement over the verdict, and ex-
tras announcing it have been issued by the
papers.
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ASA SNYDER.
NOTICES.

1913
TN THE COURT OF THE
L UNITED STATES for the Eastern District
OF Virginia.
In the matter of A.. NJ. IIundley, bankrupt
in bankruptcy.
AtPetersburg, this 23th day of February, 1874.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Please to take notice hereby that & petition has
been, to wit on the Goth day of FEBRUARY, 1874,
filed in said District court by A. M. Hundley,
of Caroline county, in said district, who
has been heretofore duly declared bankrupt
under act of Congress entitled "An act to estab.
iish a uniform system of bankruptcy throughout
the United States,' approved March I'd, 1857,
for a discharge and certificate thereof, from all
his debts and other claims proyable under said
act, and that the Goth day of March, a. d.
1874, at 10 o'clock a. m, before j. 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 show cause, if any you have, why the
prayer of the said petition should not be
granted.
You are also hereby notified, that the second
and third meetings of the creditors of the said
bankrupt will re held at the same time and
place. J. l.. WATERMAN,
Register in Bankruptcy for the
fe 2S-S2wH 4th Cong'l Dist. of Va.
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THE REPUBLICAN NOMINEE FOR
DELEGATE FROM CHESTERFIELD
The Republicans of this staunch old
county at their recent convention selected
Mr.. James B. Bradley as their candidate
for the House of Delegates to supply the
vacancy created by the unseating of DR..
John W. Wake. His election is assured
if our Republican friends of Chesterfield
turn out and do their duty. A correspond-
ent says of Mr.. Bradley: 81 have known
him from boyhood. He was born and
raised in Chesterfield county. He has
been, since the war, a true and staunch
Republican. If not a very learned and
brilliant man, he is nevertheless possessed
of good common sense, honest and up
right, and deserves great credit for the
manner in which he has attempted to
make his way through life. He is also a
cripple. Turn out and give him your
hearty support"
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AFOREMENTIONED gentleman
advertised for a boy to assist him in his
office, and nearly fifty applicants presented
themselves before him. Out of the whole
number he selected one and dismissed the
rest. 81 should like to know" SAID a
friend, con what ground you selected that
boy, who had not a single recommends
ton"
"You are mistaken" said the gentle
man, "he has a great many. lie wiped
his feet when he came in and closed the
door after him, showing that he was care.
full gave up his seat TO that lame old
man, showing that he was kind and
thoughtful ; he took off his hat when he
came in, answered my questions promptly
and respectfully, showing that he was po-
lite and gentlemanly he picked up a book
which | had purposely laid upon the
floor and replaced it on the table, while all
the rest stepped over it or showed it one
side and he waited quietly for his turn,
instead of pushing and crowding, showing
that he was honest and orderly. When
talked with him | noticed that his clothes
were carefully brushed, his hair in nice
order, and his teeth as white as milk ; and
when he wrote his name | noticed that his
finger-nails were clean, instead of being
tipped with jet, like that handsome. little
fellow in the blue jacket. Don't you call
these things letters of recommendation ?
1 do, and l would give more for what |
can tell about a boy by using my eyes ten
minutes than for all the letters of recon-
mendation that he can bring me-"
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town church. The amende honorable fol
lowed a rectification of the singular mis-
take.
THERE WILL BE A MEETING of the
Republicans of Jefferson ward Monday
night, corner Twenty-first and Main streets.
THERE WILL BE A GRAND SOCIAL
BALL on the night of March 10th, at Guber-
nator's Washington Hotel. Tickets can
be had from Captain G. F. Johnston, No.
91S Main street.
THREE FINGERS of the right hand of
Mr.. Benjamin Hancock were nearly cut off
yesterday evening by coming in contact
with a buzz saw at Snyder's foundry,
Eleventh and Gary streets.
THE NORWEGIAN BRIG SKIOLD (pro.
nounced Shcold) which lately arrived here
with q cargo OF Rio coffee, is now receiv.
ing some much needed repairs to her deck.
She sails with a return cargo of -four.
WE HAVE NOT HAD THE PLEASURE
of observing the Culpeper Observer since
the gallant Stofer so etfectually rallied at
citizen Priddy, Of his ilk, on a recent occa-
sion.
And where, and oh where,
Is my Highland laddie gone
WILLIAM A. PARSONS, ESQ, sheriff
of Goochland, tells US that the Jail of his
county has not had a regular tenant for
two years.. Goochland needs reconstruc.
ton we fear. Such occurrences don't Of
ten take place in well regulated neighbour
hoods.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES will be held to-
morrow morning at II o'clock at the
United States courtroom by Rev. John
T.. Otis, the minister recently assigned to
this station. He is highly spoken of for
zeal and the culture that is appropriate to
the pulpit.
The PERSONS reported for violation of
the city ordinance in failing to remove
snow from the sidewalk in front of their
premises, were, as suggested by THE
JOURNAL Yesterday, all discharged to-day.
In future the ordinance will be strictly
enforced =; so sayeth the police justice.
OUR YOUNG FRIEND, CHARLEY
CREME, is specially gifted in the line of
sign-making. We have seen lately some
of his handiwork, showing very decided
artistic talent. When Charley succumbs
to tleshly influences and releases his hold
on mortality it never can be said of him
che died and made no sign"
II FEMALE ANTI-WHISKEY epizOo-
tic epidemic is very satisfactorily spreading
IN rectangular parallelograms over various
segmental sections Of this mundane sphere.
Ia the course of human events 1t Is not
at all improbable that it may take a dag
onal direction towards a point on the
James, well known as "Big Richmond"
Mr.. VIM. N. MCVEIdH, of this city,
has been put in possession of that portion
of his Alexandria property conflscated
during the war and sold to Messrs. Jag
gard, iced and Windsor. The possession of
other property Of his in the same city will
be determined by the United States su-
preme court on the second Friday in next
month.
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THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
February %.

SATURDAY, February %.
tSenate.-This body met at II O'Clock.
Mr.. President in the chair. Prayer by
the Rev. Mr.. Lumpkin.
Reported from committees: Resolu-
ton requiring the committee on courts to re-
port upon the legal obligations, duties, and
powers of the Atlantic, Mississippi and
Ohio railroad, and what interest the state
has therein, was reported back with the
recommendation that it be referred to COM
mittee on roads, &c.
The same committee reported it mex
pedient to legislate on the bill in relation
to iuries, aud presented bill authorizing
the school trustees OF King and Queen to
sell the Smithfield tract of land ; COM
mittee on laws reported bill for the inspec-
ton of steam boilers in this state.
Introduced and referred
By Mr.. Graham-Bill to repeal all laws
which provide for the punishment of citi-
zens Of the commonwealth by stripes.
By Mr.. Massey-Bill to authorize the
Bessiner company Of New Jersey to hold
real estate and to transact business in
Virginia.
BY Mr.. Nowlin-Bill for the relief Of
sheriffs or other officers whose official pa
pers were lost or destroyed by fire during
| the war.
By Mr.. Observation-Disclosures of enquiry
in reference to amending the law in rela-
ton to the issuance of marriage licenses,
providing that the senior justice of a couu-
ty shall issue the same when the clerks
Office is vacant.
The committee of conference have failed
to agree on Senate bill regulating and de-
filming the jurisdiction of the county and cir
cult courts, prescribing the terms of cir.
cult courts, and fixing the pay of county
judges.
A number Of bills were ordered to be
engrossed and read q third time.
Bill making an additional appropriation
to the Eastern Lunatic asylum, and bill
providing for the establishment Of thu
Southern Lunatic asylum, were made thu
order Of the day for Wednesday, Marcel
4th, at one o'clock.
Adjourned.
H0uSe.-Called to order at II O'clocl
by Speaker Hanger. Prayer by Rev. j
VIM. Jones.
A message was received from the Sen
ate, communicating the passage of sundr,
bills, resolutions, etc., which were rea
and placed on the calendar.
The Speaker appointed Messrs. Gilman
Loving, Richmond, Moore and Thoma
the committee on the part of the House
under resolution for the appointment of
, joint committee to confer with the author
tiles Of the city of Richmond as to Ii
t erection of a building for the use of tt
> supreme court Of appeals, the city court
3 etc.
g The Speaker appointed Messrs. Pophan
Montague and Alexander as the con
' mittee under a resolution of the House
e investigate cases of sale, transfer al
settlement of the assets of Che state
works of internal improvement.
d The House resumed the considerable
d of the unfinished business, being the b
to provide a new charter for the town
Petersburg, which was opposed by M
Van Auken, of Sussex, in a vigorous al
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
L f STATES for the Eastern District of
Virginia.
In the matter OF John S. Braxton, a bankrupt
in bankruptcy.
At Richmond, Va, on the 9th day ofFebruary,
4. d., 1874.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Please take notice hereby, that a petition has
been to.wit on the 9th day of February, 1874,
filled in said District Court, by ]. S. Braxton, of
ichmond county in said district, who has been
heretofore duly declared bankrupt under the Act
of Congress entitled IAN Act to establish a uni
form system of bankruptcy throughout the
United States, - approved March I'd, 1867, for a
discharge and certificate thereof from all his
debts and other claims provable under said Act
and that the goth day of March a. d., 1874, at
10 o'clock a. 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 be granted.
You are also hereby notified that the secont
and third meetings Of the. creditors of the sale
bankrupt will be held at the same time anC
place. W. W. FORBES,
Register in bankruptcy for
10 2S-S2w Sd Cong'l district of Va.
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6l67
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE-That on
l. the oath day of February, 1874, a warrant In
bankruptcy was issued out of the District
Court of the United States for the Eastern
District of Va, against the estate of b. M.
Robertson, of Chesterfield county, Va, who has
been a~djudged a bankrupt on his own petition :
that the payment of any debts, and the deli
very of any property belonging to said bank
rupt, to him or for his use, and the transfer of
any property by him, are forbidden by law;
that a meeting of the creditors of said bank
rupt, to prove their debts and choose one OF
more a~ssignees OF his estate, will be held at @
court of bankruptcy, to be holden at Petersburg
Virginia, before ]. l.. Waterman, esq ;" regis
ter on the leth day of March. a. d., 1874, a
10 o'clock 6. m. DAVID B.. PARKER,
fe 25-W2w "' U. s. Marshal.