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McCORMlCK'S
Reapers and Mowers.

To enable the farmers OF Texas 70 secure I u
liable machines 10 save tlleir crops we nave
concluded TO furnish our Reapers, harses. !,
.srs and nronpers on the same terms ~ ~,
he older dates. Wiz 0nethird payable IN
ISIS, ope-third payable in 1876, aud one.thitiat
navahle in 1871, where parties desire IL. Az
the same time we allow, as heretofore, any
cbfpas 0ro,,0h ne harvest with any machine
of its class, and keep andpay for the one pre-
ie'isu' e. A. McNAIR. General Agent
H. sroDaRAss q Son, Agents, Dallas.
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MEDICAL
DR.. L. M'LANE'S
Celebrated American
WORM Specific,
V T R M IFUGE.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.


THE eountenance Is pale and
/ leaden-eolored. with occasional
flushes, or a elTcumseribed spot on
one or both cheeks the eyes become
dull !. the pupils dilate an azure
semieircle runs along the lower eye
lldi the nose Is irrltated, swells, and
sometimes bleedsj a swelling Of the
upper lips occasional headache, with
humming or throbbing of the cant
an unusual secretion Of saliyaj Shiny
or ilrred tongue, breath very foul,
particularly in the morning, appetite
variable, sometimes yoracious. with a
gnawlng sensation Of the stomach, at
Others, entirely gone aeetlng pains
In the stomachj occasional nausea
and vomiting, violent pains through
Out the abdomenj bowelS irregular,
at times eos,lyei stools Shiny. not
unirequently tinged with blood belly
swollen and hard urine turbid, re-
spiration occasionally difficult, and
accompanied by hlcoough, cough
sometimes dry and convulsiye, un- /,
easy and disturbed sleep. with grind.
ing of the teeth temper variable,
but generally irritable, etc. O
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist. m3rk
Dr. C. M'LANE'S vERMIFUGE
Will certainly efccta cure.
The universal success which has
attended the administration Of tho
preparation has been such as to war
rant US in pledging ourselves to the
public to tta .ft
0RETURN THE MONEY
in every instance where il should
prove Intellectual; "providing the
symptoms attending the sickness of
the child or adult should warrant the
superstition Of worms being the
cause" In all cases the Medicine
to be given IN STRICT ACCORDANCE
WITH THE DIRECTIONS.
We pledge ourselves to the public.
that 1NFWBpWgVG tefns 4
DIR. c. M'Lane's Vermifuge
DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form and that 1t is an inno-
centpreparation, not eaba6h @ddixg
HE SAghfea iWwy to he NEST tYaey
infant. Address all orders to
FLEMING BROS, PrTsnuRcn, PA.
p. s., Dealers and Physicians ordering from
Others than Fleming Bros, will do well TO write
their orders distinctly. and take none 6m Dr. q
MLanTS, prepdyed6y Fl,miqe Bros, P,Hibayr1.
a. 10 those wishing to give them tral, we wili
forward per mail, post paid, TO any part Of tic
United States, one box Of Pills for twelve three.
cent postage stamps, or one vial Of Verrnimre for
fourteen threeeent stamps All ordcrs from Canada
must be accompanied by twenty cents extra
!, Fs- For sale by Druggists and Country Store
-
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DIR. TUFTS HAIR DYE

Is easily applied, impartsa beautiful black
or brown. and acts like magic The best in
the world. Sold by oil druggists. Price, one
dollar box. Aag iNY
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~

A mild aperient and gentle purga.
tive, recommended for the cure Of all de-
rangements Of the stomach, liveriand bowels.
BY their timely use much sickness is pre-
vented. The test Of many years have prov
EN- them to be the safest, surest and best OF
all the pills ever ofiered to the public. They
purify the blood, remove all corruptions and
restore the diseased system to perfect health.
As an Antidote 10 CbilIs and Fever they
have no equal. For Dyspepsia they are
q Specific. For sick Headac he and Bill.
fOus Collie they are sure cure. For Con.
stipation, Rheumatism, Piles, Palpita.
ton OF the Heart, Pain I'm the Side,
Back and Loins, Nervousness, positive
remedy. For Female Irregularities,
without q rival. When one does not "feel
very well, "a single dose stimulates the stom-
nch and bowels, restores the appetite, and
imparts vigor to the system. Sold every.
where. Office. Is Murray street. New York.
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Condensed Through Time Gard
10 points North aud Easi via tho
Houston and Texas Central ny
AND CONNECTIONS

Train leaving Galveston ntS,00 y. N. aud
Houston NJ 900 y. NJ. and 800 A. NJ, daily, ar
rlXeA IA fOllOMa. n 49, ~
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Every ticket not redeemed with n Cash
Git VIII be received by the railroad com.
pany ut its face value for the lands donated
10 the railroad by the state OF Texas.
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De- c. M,LANEs yERMIFuGE

VIII certainly efccta cure.
The universal success which h@
attended the administration of th..
preparation has been such as to war
rant US in plcdgins ourselves to the
public to ua f,
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For The UonstitutionnI Convention,
col. JOHN q. mccoy,

Wa ore authorized and requested to an
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STOCK OF NEW GLOVES AN
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Proprietor
SATURDAY. JUNE IL, 1879.
Northern Mexico

The prospects of annexing the rich
mining provinces Of Northern Mex
leo was NOT Killed by the failure of
the Mexican Senatorial excursion,
but is being carefully nourisbed by
the original projectors Of the plan to
gather in these provinces, so full of
rich natural resources. The plan is
developing through the labors OF the
Mexican Claims Commissioner,
whose work has now drawn near to
a close. The claims commissioner
has been playing a sort Of diplomatic
game of poker between the Ameri-
can and Mexican Commissions. One
would heap up a set OF outrages and
a corresponding amount of damages
until an advantage would be gained
over the rival; then the second
would raise the first, and so the
game has been going on. The Com
mission is limited in its labors to the
S1st of January, 1876. The umpire,
Sir Edward Thornton, the English
Minister at Washington, is then given
SIX months TO consider the cases sub
mitted. All the cases at present
before the Commission have been
disposed of, with the exception OF
some two thousand cases, all of
which, II is thought, will be in favor
of our government. At present, the
American claims against the MeXi-
can Government p~reponderate over
the Mexican claims some two mil
lion dollars. 1t is now reasonable TO
suppose that the entire work of the
Commission will be completed within
the prescribed time. When the work
OF the Commission is completed, the
Mexican Government will be largely
In our debt, then, it is thought, the
most favorable opportunity will be
had for capturing these provinces to
satisfy the debt.
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.aa0Lo.. o. Steamer vle4.Durs.

The following additional particu-
lars have been received:
The five men rescued had their
feet and legs very much swollen, so
much so that their boots had to be
=, cut from their feet ). they are still
suffering from their great exposure
but recovering as fast rs could be eX-
peeted. James Crowley, one of the
fescued men, states that the Vicks-
burg left Quebec on Thursday morn
ing, May 9th, witha crew Of sixty
men, eight saloon passengers-iive
gentlemen and three ladies, and
about twenty Storage passengers, of
whom four We're ladies. On May 80,
we fell in with a field of ice and were
soon surrounded. The ship was
stopped until daylight, when we pro-
eeeded, with but little ice in sight.
At $3.50 p, IN. on Monday, all hands
were called to shorten sail as the ship
was stopped among heavy ice. AT
10 O'Clock r. M, while ut half speed,
ice struck the ship on her port quar-
ter, carrying away the fans of the
propeller, and knocking a hole
through the plates on that quarter,
through which the ship made a great
deal of water. All the hands were
employed in hedving the cargo over
board. The Second Officer and my
self were taken from the cargo To
clear the boats. The Captain ordered
the forward wells TO be sounded, and
six iuches of water was found. The
Captain called me on the bridge and
told me not to mind the boats, and
then called everybody and told them
to have 10 fears, as he could take the
ship to st. Johns. The Captain
gave orders to launch the boats with
their respective crews, and told them
to remember that st. Johns was one
hundred and twenty miles north.
west. L proceeded to launch boat
No. i; it was capsized in lowering,
aud was full of water. O'Brien and
L had partly baled her out when
Grogan, Wilkinson and Williams
jumped in. We could not hang or
to the ship, owing to the high seq
and the ice. O'Brien saw the Cap.
tain on the bridge reckoning the
boat back, we having ,drifted about
one hundred and fifty yards from the
ship. We saw the Second Officer.
boat lowered all clear, with nine
hands and himself. The ship SUM
about 10 a. M, floating boat No.
with the Chief Officer and abou.
thirty people. o'Brien, after tht
shipwent down, saw the Captain anC
some others floating on a bale of hay
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among the ~wreckage, and We tried to
pick them up, but owing to the boat
being half full Of water. we were not
able to do so. We kept company
with the other boats for about two
hours, and then lost sight of them.
1 think that over forty people and
the Captain went down with the
ship.
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'rorr+esv Of Vvo, Archives & historical Depti Cheyenne, Eyo
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KaIghts EempIaz

wyoming Commandery No. /. Regular con-
clave hrst Friday IN each month.
wyoming Chapter, no. 1-R. ~ M. meets
uaB, on the first and THIRD Tuesday evenings In
each month. at u o CLOCK p. m.
Cheyenne Lodge, No. IL meets first and third
saturday nights in each mSonth. at Masonic HaiS
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Hope FDcam snent. No. 2, |. o. o. f., mees
every I'd aud 4th "Wednesday OF each month q
Odd Fellows Hail.
Cheyenne Lodge No. /, l.. o. =. f., meets, sven
Monday evening at Odd Fellows Hall.
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Cheyenne lodge. No. 81. J. o. e. T., meets
every Friday evening Mt Good TempiArs' Hall,
18th street.
~ limitations will conducted only on the hrst
and third Fridays Of each month. The interTen-
literary exercises. DAN. Fallen, w. G. T.
W.. II. WOOD, W. Secretary.
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SWEETWATER COUNTY,
- Nv. r.. Noble. Charm an.
Commissioner William Evans.
lJames Calhoun.
sheriff.. A.. McPhee.
GerE-A. Mctntosh.
Probate yudqs-Jas. A. Brennan, e.. og. Treas y
Asssssor-Wnr A. johnson.
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1T FTWWT IF|VE'|""
S~uDsrfHRHdsRt OF SrhoOL-S. Il. Temple.
CorOnsT--ThsmRs Street.
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GENERAL
Delegate In Congress,
FOrfg-TZ5sd LOng5as-nOn. ". K. Steel

GOb.rHOF-luO. ". Thayer-
SsGrs1Ty-G. ". Fench.
Chty Jasttos " SsBrcBts Court. v. Fisker
ASsOeiG4s JESlGss-os. N. GAres. "a. TBomaa.
LTF=s ht1sss COIscUr-E y. SuyW-
ouTUsysT GsHsTu- Silas Recu.
EscsaUss Il Pubic MOHsyg-G. W. Cosey,
hrgtstsg d. 5. Lgsd Opcs-S. H. WhisUI.
Territorial TreGseysr-S. W. DJwney.
NsrTttyTsdl Aads0F--H Hay IOrd-
2. L. ArnoSd
CoNiDEEs107ter a P1thsENdTyS Charles HuSJon.
III. h. Peso /.
C0tHBtsss5OBsr Or hanstgTahoH-J X. JEFFREY.
2apeFHAsHdsAL Of EtsLFuehsH-JohH SlAuEbtsr,
District duOHasy-E. p. johnson
UHatsd Stdtss commissioners ". Brun4r.
CIzrE Of IT JHdicaaI DistTIot-J. ". bruner.
H~1rshdL-Glbert Adams.
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CHEYENNE MARKETS.

RspOried BY 1. q wahiPpIe.
lCs1selef Fyt1sy Of BseA HseEl
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MAY JUSTLY DIX Regarded AS THE
PEOPLES FAV0RITE

OCAL NEWSPAPER. hND n UoST EFF.
GENT AID TO THE INTERESTS AND
GROWTH OF This YOUNG n
THRIVING rERhITORY
, 1875-08-15

singular the rights, privileges, hene., md imnuna"
ties takan therefrom by said act Of suspension

singular the rights, privileges, benefits. and imman'-
ties taken therefrpm by SAD ACT u auspeaS1on~'
PERSONAL.
Grand-gecretary Somers, OF Utah, has been
-e1d;I1 a fav davs in this city For mauY
vesrs Bro. Somers was Grand Scribe OF 'Pennsyr
1sc,a and il be pov returning to Ills later home,
Sa1t Lake City. He reports much opposition to
the fraternity in Utah, from the mormon eie-
ment but their foothod 1s DOW secure ano tne
time for open persecution nas Paeseo oS'
MoRes Simon, P. g. r.. from Iowa, called on
some of the fraternity on his return from vlsit
~ tha Fsther|and. After thorough examina-
~ sn ~ tha status Of the Order in Germany. he
ras +be oet anttering accounts Of it's progress
ssnd nrosperitY. Meeting the wants OF that 80
cs1 pannie. il has gathered within its folds the
st~orgaet and best Of it's citizens. anu Is regard
ed win great favor By the powers OF the land.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
nn}on'I lodge, No. Q, will have picnic At BOW
.,;o Hrove. South Chicago, on Tuesday, Aug. u,
5or tha boueli. Of the widows and orphans
fund.
rha Chicago Battalion OF Patrarcha meet to
1,i1i Mnndav evening, Aug. 23, ut the drill
.aa,, co-ner of Washington and Green streets.
Members Of subordinate lodges are Invited.
nrA. J. Messing, Of Silver-Link Lodge No
so1 viii deliver an oratlon before his lodge as
thoir hall On Wednesday evening, Aug IL.
Drothers OF other lodges are CORDIALLY invited.
NEW PUBLICATION.
The Guardian, literary paper devoted to
Odd-F Fellowship, sends ous ~ 'ual aun9et 3s;s
th;s week from No. liz Randolph street, IN thit
| ,;,v Il ia a sixteen-page sheet. and presents 4
| neat and clean Typographical! appearance.
aeems to be issued principally to set before mem
| hara nj tha Order tho objects and ends OF the
| Tdd Fellows Benevolent Society,"
, 1875-08-15
THE UNDERWRITERS.

xunv The Reduction of 20 Per Cent on
mercantile Risks was Made.
NEW YonK, Aug. IA member OF the Board
of Underwriters sayB that "the chief considera~
ton which Influenced the Executive COMMITTEES
To recommend reduction Of 20 per cent in the
rate, m mercantile risks waB the growing ten
doccv Of tho Board companies to either openly
practice bad faith, or to WITHDRAW entirely from
he Hoard. and begin the business Of hazardous
s.o sao,na.tt;on and cutting under the schedule
rstea. The Bonrd now regards it's action in
.as.,o !. rednction al foolish, because the ten
%ah dancp n this Competition was to ous down the
surplus % OF the companies, 80 that property was
re. covered ony tor %boh meh yst the
CITY ut aty time"
, 1875-08-15
THE SCIENTISTS.

ven1ton at Detroit.
Drrno,r Mich. Aug. 14.-The fourth days
..oe..1 .a.a;on ~ tha Association for the Ad-
gene'a4 sees.op =. w. .saanhtaa At tho Onera-
vancement OF Science assemoleo a' 'no opoA"-
House this morning, and Was called to order soon
after II, o'clock BY President Hlgard- The fol-
,nw;ne s - gentlemen were elected to membership
'o"1uI - 1u;,san Hsrd;ne Ratb1ahem. Pa: ].
vN': d. WILSON .Ln;. na.uk' a,;an n - n.
II. Maxwell. 9etfols, n 1,t..,.n s.n Eran
dlanapolis, Ind; Otto d. I1ttmah' Gan rran
cisco, Cal. .o,. ~
l1of Putnam annoaneeo snat Ps,aads and ~. y.
ESQ would SECURE one llie nemoetsn;p' anu d'a o.
empt him from the payment o. 1a'tnst s.d lues %.
The money pad iof tae 10 u''> A0-
uu1Aoet - 1ouo1 - ~. co,or.i .,a
, 1875-08-15

Grand Master E. B. Sherman has issued the
following order, under date Aug. 4:
THxn1As, Tho Commisston appointed by the Grand
Iodze 1t is list session to investigate the matters in
controversy between Choaen-Fiands Lodge, No. Sc,
md Ohio-Rvsr Lodge, No. 4e1 and to render dects
ion therein, has pe1totmed Tie duty assigned to
IA and vhezeas s.id No. &s7 has complied with said
decis:or ot 3ad Commission, and has apologized for
it, sct Of characterization
Now. therefore, pursuant to the ord Of said Grand
Iodqe aud by Tho authority in mo vested, I. E. B.
Shefman n. ". Grand Master, do herehy remove thu
hiIjty Of suspension from said OhioRlver Lodge.
10. @7, md do hereby restore to said Lodge III and
, 1875-08-15
MARRIAGES.

,@o1 NJ ~ ~. ~ h. McMnlIun
f tbo t,hnTch at the Holy Name On the 9Th Inst, Paul
C. Russell and Mis- Maria A. holland. both OF this city
KER-DOSNAGHUE--At Saint Marys Church
Ano u by til. Rov Father Noon4n. Sherman A. RlcxcE
md Annte Donnsghuc, ali Of Chtcago.
DAyIs-McGASN-At Chicago: by tho Rev. @ 3. r
md Siiss Mary Ann Mojann. both Of Chicago.
ENpERs-DAv1S- In thi. city. Ana; !, By thS 3 Rox.
L. r bush Of the TweDty-hfth Strcot Baptist lhnsch
Mr Chsuoay B. Endozs and Miss Nina B. Davis both Of
Chicago.
, 1875-08-15
YEltnW FEVER,

A telegram received at Gen. sherldan's head
quarters yesterday reports the Superintendent
Of the National Cemetery at Fort Darrancas
taken sick with the yellow fever since last re-
port, All the other cases doing we'll One
marine has died. The fever continues to prevail
1t Pascagoula. All the troops have been moved
from Misalssjppi CITY and Holly Springs, Misa.
No now cases reported in New Orleans.
, 1875-08-15

NEw YoBn, Aug. 14.-A dispatch received from
Commander Russell, Of the United States steam
er plymouth, says all is quiet on the Rio Grando'
The river is falling, aud there has been no indi-
cation for soveral days Of cattle raids.
, 1875-08-15
TOM PENRYN.

The scenery By John Hillyard-of wallacks Theatre,
New fork-and his assistants mechanism by Harris:
signment Of character: Captain Peuryn-fornerly
soves-Fred chippendale; Tom Penryn-his son, tu-
heriiiug his fathers property and ut eaat Of hA
marked traits-Louis James Bob Prout--with bard
fist, tender heart, And pretty wife, Edward Arnott
Handsome Bil-whoso attractions are Of the "a hand
John Doe Temple young limb Of the law, aged 10
therraDouts, Capt Penryns Lega Adviser, who rarely
folored-Edwnrd Oolman; str!keEs- general DIS
t71butoz in 4 small way-E. g. Eiberts; Daggs-a
gentleman Of varied accomplish shments known to his
paraeraphists and the world Of Art "a tbs
Groat Baggs-Edwtn Browne Detectige-N. Pastor {;
oee5h J. H .;,a PG5tfe RtaeeeF e1n4n, esT
maid Of the Apple~Iree 1nn-Miss Helen Tracy
Kitty Prout-her friend and companion, Al
many mtstortunezglfrs Ada Kunhel :; Polly Cure-C.
mayne Peggy CAlum-F. Ferris, Little Sally t'enders
The comedy in three acts-Place and time, America.
in 1863 Act l.-Sceno: TIE front Of the Apple-Trce
1uu, near the coast Act IA room In the Inn.
Act 3.-Tne apple-orchard
Eouc1cau!ts sparkling comedy OF fashionable Nte In
five acte, entitled
OLD HEADS AND YOUNG HEARTS.
Will be the second production of this thcatre. This
brilliant comedy, which has always been held ns the
1noat successful OF Douc1cauta works, has probably
never been performed In ihs city. II will be produced
st the New Chicago Theatre with fitting cure, ne.
| scenery, appointments and costumes, and each oil
many admirably-sawn characters VII 20 assigned to to
capable artiat. Preparations also being made 1ol
the eary production, ut the New Chicago Theafre q
AL American Society Comedy In three acts, prepared
R5s ~ fs e q and
now scenery, costumes, and furniture = IA mode;
| Only TOM PENlYN matinee Saturday Ut O'CLOCK
Seats can e secured at the theatre Office daily fron
| . NJ until p. m ....
/ t1of5t Mt
, 1875-08-15

FALL RIVER, Mass, Aug. 1.-The mill opera~
tives voted to-day, 2,52o to 1,2s7. to continue
their vacation the full thirty days The minority
wanted to resume work On Tuesday usxt. ~+<
, 1875-08-15
ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW CHICAGO THEATRE.
Olark-st., opposite the Sherman House-
MauaRer Thomas 4. Hall j..

This establishment WILL OPEN Mondny, Aug. IL,
when Comedy by the distinguished English author,
James Aber1y, author Of tile Two noses," &C., VIII
he produced, for tha first time In America. uadar the
title Of
, 1875-08-15
tMpnRTEn bRAlIrHT.H0RSES.

NEW YORK. Aug. 14.-Five Percheron or Nor
man stations have arrived here from France,
for John Vlrein, OF Illinois. They are PRO
nounced the best stock ever brought into this
, 1875-08-15

indianapolis, Louisville CIncn-
natl Day kxpre4s IL % nouns 68op. a.
Indianapolis, Louisville 4 Ci1cn-
uAu Night E1pFeas (dailJ}.--..l 619 .s Tl5 4. a.
, 1875-08-15

kANKAKEE Line.
From Cz4rui Depot, foot Lake-s aaa dpos Joa& rs<a
seeanae- zIe2st edsee, LII KaxdolpA. and at ds'at
, 1875-08-15

Milwaukee i Pfatrte du Chten
.ltivtsion. P3asou&er-...-.......
Milwaukee, Ia Crusae. Winona,
St. Paul, attnneapolis, Rpou,
Oshkosh 4 Grocn bar, through
Express.
Milwaukee. Madlsou, fra1ns ga
Chan j Iowa: also, MonAa11
and Steven. Point, PASSENGER.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

of Chancery, made In the matter Of The estate 9f
Clifford Jordan and cause Jordan vs. Sal
mon j. 1875 s. The creditors of George Clifford Jordan,
iorqay in the county of Devon, dramatic artist.
deceased who died about the month OF November,
1873 before the 10th day Of May 1872 to send
so Leicester square, the county OF Middescx. the
solicitor OF the defendant ohn Salmon the executor OF
and descrptons the tull particulars Of their claims
securities If any held by them: or In default thereof
they will be pcremptoriy excluded from the benent OF
said order Every creditor holding any security IS
20 produce the before the Master OF the Rolls At
Mddesex Tuesday, the LIST day OF June, 1873 At II
being the time APPOINTED for adjudcat
ing on the claims 49,.
JOHN VIM. HAWKINS, Chief Clerk.
ROBERT HENRY PEARPOINT,
so Leicester square, London. Plaintiffs Solicitor.
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