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New-York tribune., 1878-04-16
Iock OF anAIN Is sIonE Is ~ YonK AND gnookLYE wARE


Total, bush .3.32SBOJ 3fOiiOi 3bZ2.JlI f,3iNo%5
HOPs-Dun unchanged; state, 1871. 5dlOc. do. Eastern
base. do, NcaTlHR, 2a3c Old ld2c
HIDLS-Dul, weak; sales, LOO Dry Texas LOU DO
Kips, pnyate terms -
HAY AND sTRAW-Far demand, prices steady. We
onoIe. North RIVER Shipping GOc retail gualtra
and Glover and salt 45c. straw-LOng Rye, 50 Q5Oc and
Short anu Oat 4jc. cash
MOLASSES-Forcign quiet, unchanged Eew-oTleans
steady 204 i8c for Common to Cho!ce saos 100 bOS IN
small lots
NAVAL STOREs-Qulet steady unchanged: 60 bbls
Spirits TurDer sold iphbinE lots ~ e 3lc bid for iull
lols bbs Medium grides Rofin sold private terms
Straned ROsin III 57aasl 62 Tar and Pitch quiet un-
changed. 49,
OCEAN FHEIGHTS-B generally dull whether
far room for charter though consider
able shiucugs o f1ur be noted. Engagements; Liver
po0 sean bales Cotton. part through freight Id
and sail sean $500 bbls flour, through and local
Freight 10 I'D 2s bF sail and 2s sd a3s by steam also
by sies 10 600 BUSH ran, sad standard bush 5000
do de- 90 bs 4JO boxes Bacon 3O and through
hnsipess on The basis OF 2Oc lake and 2hc all rail-
Milwaukee New.YOTk London, 1000 bbA Flour, at IL
Bristol steam 500 bbls Ron, private terms and sal,
42s Cd and 1900 bbia Hour 10 Ayonmouth SAIL Is Cd.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-16
CT. LOUIS CITY.
- PROPOSALS FOR GOLD AND STERLING RE.
NEWAL BONDS
MAYORS OFFICE, n. IouIs, March 30

MAYoRs OFFICE, ~. LOUIS, March 80 1873.
BY virtue Of ordinance No 1865 authorizing the issue and
sale OF bonds city OF ST. Louis sufficient TO pay
$4,000 OF bonds Of the CITY and and ,, -, CO ,ou. o..
which the CITY Is liable all maturing during the fiscal year
SgnmeEhSs OF m En R R bonds rena r to The amount
min three hundred and twenty eight thousand dol
hundred pounds seng 6OO portion thereof
fifty dollars 80 600 thousand pounds sterling
COMMERCE IL NEW.YoRK, until IL O'Clock noon Of tbs
twentieth day OF April 1873 and publicly opened by one OF
The awards whch win be subject me approval OF the COM
mttee on Ways and hean: q each Ganh q ths aqnePl
pecond day of April 1873.
said bonds dated May ], 1878 and win each be Of
sterling payable TWENY after their date and viii
Semaunua nterescoupons Of the denomination OF
s25 T. = gold CON or 20 sterng payable on the hft dsy
OF November and May respectively VIII be attached TO each
bond and both bonds and coupons viii be payable 70 bearer
eherat National Bank OF Commerce in NewYor in U.
gold coin at the Office otJ = Morgan Co.. London.
England, in pounds sterling az the option OF the holder
cred Bank OF Commerce in NewYork or at
Office OF the Comptroller Of the City OF 81 Louis Yz
men follows 40 cent thereof the st day OF May,
1875 40 per the I day OF June and the remainder
deferred payments the accrued interest IN tho
Proposals. mast state the price offered funds per
bond place date dates when delivery desired
M the National Bank IN NewYOT equal TO i've
% per Of the amount OF bonds bid or said deposit 90 be
proposal accepted otherwise 10 be held as
part purchase money oil forfeited TO the city IN event OF
failure refusal the part OF tie bidder to comply with ms
All proposals must refer TO this advertisement portion
the part O the bidder must be addressed
the ndersi2ned in care OF the National Bank oi
in New York and be Iud9rsed "PkoPosAIs FOR PUh-
The undersigned reserve the right TO reject any and all
proposals. and also the right in the event Of premium being
sample bond be and further information OBJ
tanned at the Once of the conn oer Of the Cit OF 81 Louis
National Bank Of Commerce in NcwlOrk or at ina
-'-'''-N HENRY ovBRsTOLZ, Mayor.
l.. l.. ADREON, Comptroller.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-16

State bonds wero dull, with sales of District OF
Columbia 3-65s at 74ls. .
In City bank stocks, Fourth National Sl sold at
9S: American Exchange 400 at 1904; Leather
Manufacturers (Sl at 1870; Metropolitan l4Ol at
117l2, and Bank of Commerce (9l at 11Ol2
Railroad bonds were quiet and without feature;
The Hannibal and st. Joseph convertibles advanced
TO 90 and Northwest gold cOnsOls to 9Sle FiIsts OF
Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Northern we're
at Sl2. Toledo and Wabash trsts at lOl i2 ana ST.
Lous division at 70, and Great Western hTSts OF
1868 at 1001i. New-Jersey Central cons0ls were
firm at 69l4, Lehigh and Wilkesbarre consols at
3912, and American Dock and improvement 20.
Is at 43. Canada Southern debenture certificates
fell to G7 and firsts of Missouri Pacific to lOl &,
seconds stffening to 1914. Union iirsts were higher
at 1858, and CentTals at 1858 Erie 5ths s0d az
1O7, Central and Hudson tiIsts at 1l9, ono ana
Mississippi seconds at 81, Alton and Te1re Iante
I'd preferred at 81, and incomes at GS; Rome w at
ertOwn and Ogdensburg consolidated hrss at ~.
Gold was weak and lower, the price declining TO
100ls, but later recovering to 1O0ds The cash gold
was easier, the carrying rates beng ., > and
per cent per annum to fiat. The Assistant Treasurer
paid ont $4,000 IN coin interest on the pubnc
debt, and $50 900 in redemption of called bonds.
The days business of the gold clearing department
of the Bank of the State of New-lOrk covered; ;
Gold cleared $24 4941 900; gold balances, 81 ,939,
700; currency balances, Sl,949,O1O. Inc gOld
quotations were as follows:
10 lOO4 .l0Os 3..........lO0's
Foreign exchange was weak and rates were re-
duced to the annexed quotations, the selling rates
beuQ Lon "a of "A cent lower:
New-York tribune., 1878-04-16
The following were to-days quotations for foreign
and domestic coins and bullion, United States CONS
being quoted in currency and all the Others i'll gold

Money was generally G07 per cent on railway
colaterals and on pledge of Government bonds
call. Discount was quiet at l2 to7 per cent The
following were the rates of exchange on New-Iork {:
Savannah, buying at lI6 premium, selling at i pre-
mum; Charleston, scarce, par, 3lG04 premium :;
New-Oreans, commercial, Is premium; bank, Il
premium; ST. LOUIS, 75 premium Chicago, % TO
so premium, and Boston, scarce, at par. The United
States Treasurer at Washington, To-day, received
100000 National bank notes for redemption The
customs receipts were 1864 .O00 aud the internal
revenue receipts were 100000. The following is
the Clearng-llouse statement to-day Currency
exchanges, S77,G4j,392; currency balances, So
432.575 gold exchanges, Sll,7l3,3oS and gold
balances 1902 2471.
The sum. of ,G125.OOO bullion went into
the Bank of England "On balance" TODAY, and
bar silver was quoted at 5ld. the ounce English
standard. British consOs fell to 9ilSlG, but United
States bonds Were strong, 1868 at 10Sl5l6: 5s
at 1915; new 4l2s at lOl9lG, and 1O-1Os at 1864
In American railway securities, Illinois Central al
vanced to II. and Erie common 10 II l2, preferred
yielding to 24a4, but closing at %. Pennsylvania
Central closed at 29ai and Reading at 14l4. In
Paris the . per cent rentes opened weak at
l09.02l2
The gross earnings of the Minneapolis and St.
Louis Railway for the month ending March 81,
1873, were $31 $40.
Tire receipts of flour and grain at the principal
Il 4 81
New-York tribune., 1878-04-16
ETHIOPIAN FIYAyCIAL MARKETS

IoSDOy April l5-l2:3O p m-Consolt gi3ia FOR money
o. 7sior the account C. bonds oGr and hah per cen
lOi TeulOTe coupon 1864; New ycs. Ois Erie hail
way shares IL preferred, 24a4 Iln0s Central, I64
Penrsylvmia Central 29S4 Reading Rain 'ad. l4i
LONDON phi i5l3O y. n.-laI adVlCes quote hve per
AZ 100 francs IA centmes account.
LONDON April Is $50 D. m.-1ue amount OF bullion gone
into The Bank Of England on balance TODAY &l25OD
LONDON April Id Erie Railway shares, u: Hi
Central. II; NewJeTsey Central lG9i Paris adyces
quote per lO5 francs 81 Cenmcs Tor tue
account.
PARIS, ATril Exchange London 2j francs li2 cen
times for short sight
New-York tribune., 1878-04-16

The committee thus estimate that the earnings lor
the remainder OF 1873 after payment o; the july 1873
and January, 1879, coupons OF first mortgage bonds
will leave applicable 10 the payment ot the remainder Of
The old floating debt January 1873 S32076l leay-
ing unp.Ovdcd for the sum OF S335lJS, which Il ~ pro-
posed To make tempOraryprOyisiOn" for by an agree
with three principal creditors representing $500
900 the deOt that they shall be paid follows. with
interest To be paid by four quarterly payments OF
@25 600 each commencing 1st August next 100000 ;
payable in one year from LIST May next, Sl21,0OO; ;
payable two years, - $4,000. This amount is to be
secured by pledge OF Springfield Division bonds. The
committee soy that under the proposed arrangcment
the fixed charges for interest in nc yeOF 1880 and fol-
lowing years Will not exceed $960OO0.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-16

THE TRUSTEES or THE NEwYoRK BROOKLYN BRIDGE
Office, No u Waterst. Brooklyn, April d, 1878
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
~ Trustees York and Brooklyn Bridge at
their office 2l Water-st Brooklyn, until ~ m Of Monday,
g. 1873 for the manufacture and delivery of about
1868 0,U0O feet board measure, Of SOUTHERN YELLOW
PINE. and about $4,000 feet board measure OF WHITE
OAK.
Specifications may had upon application at the office Of
the Trustees. W. a. ROEBLING, Chief Engineer.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-16
1re GreGm.

A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES. No l,l3s Broadway Thirty lTst
St, or sos West Twenty thtrdst, cor highthaye z6o
Ihrlaye. -seventist; at the HARLEM OFFICE,
No 22SI Thirdave Onehundred and twenty fourhst
Harlem wings Bank Buidingb up TO at regular
Office rates
CUSSELL'S ICE CREAM.
A successful OF 81 years has given FUSSELLS
ICE CREAM reputation for purity richness and favor un
10 Church trade per quart TO
Families 81 20 per gallon
New-York tribune., 1878-04-16
Total net earnings for sixteen months and thlr.

How out OF this the receiver has paid the January
and July, 1877 coupons on the first mortgage bonds
amounting TO $4,000, and reduced the floating debt
per foregoing statement SAP 327 Is not explained.
The committee says Much hC7 yet TO be done In
finally disposng OF the remainder Of the floating debt
and other claims against the company and the resOu
ton has been unhesatnCly adopted TO recommend the
continuance of the recelvershp until all such liabilities
beon disposed Of in such manner as not TO risk m
ture embarrassment IL Is. however, believed that on
lst January next, II the Interests OF the com
pany require It. the receyership may be terminated
Accepting the temporary continuance OF the receiver
ship every respect the advantageous arrange
ment the committee have considered the steps 10 be
taken with reference TO the several classes OF creditors
of the company, and they submit recommendations
which may be briefly stated as follows:
First Mortgage BOnds-The coupons to be.horeafer
reealarlv raid Jny and January L. The overdue
poh to be redeemed soon as the floating debt s
ranged.
and that due s October next to be funded IN escrow
with the Union Trust Company OF New YORK as security
for coupon bonds years. bearing per cent inter
est hafyeary lst April and 1st Oetober. to be issued
In payment Of the four coupons with interest adjusted
New-York tribune., 1878-04-16
Proposals
PROPOSALS for BURGLAR PROOF
4 VAULTS for the L. ;. sUBTREAsURY, NEW.
OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT,
TuV kLrHpN nrp AHTNEkT

WASHINGTON, ID. O., April IL. ISIS.
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received ~ this Office until
~ the 22d day Of April 1873 tor furnishing delivering
and building place complete BurgaTproOf Naut In tho
L. \ sub. Treasury NewYork CITY, IN accordance with
spechcatiOns copy OF which AMI additional information
may be- La applCa ion al this Office the office Of General
Thomas illh0use L. \ Assistant Ire New York,
office Thomas r. ckson. Superintendent OF Repairs
OF the L. 5 Court Office New.York CITY
JAS. q. HILL, supervising Architect.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-16

Lambs IS per head and during the week 2762 Sheep
ana Lambs st SO 22 per head
Newton HOLMES 26i Ohio Clipped Sheep 80 70, at 47
log Kanas do lO6 b 5c. 81 URshOrn Ohio do, 81 b at
6ise; ~ DO 95 n per 100 Il2 Pennsylvania do
1874 H. at 63tc 55 do 40 @ at 6ac 81 do, l10 b at 51
5sae Spring Lambs at 80 10 per head and so do at
So 80 per head - oo -,--,-
SWiNE-Recepts for last two days 80 carloads
lO6O ogs0 at Jersey City and 08 carr at iOths
car load OF live Hogs changed hands alive at close to 3
per H. and nominal figures for Live Hogs given at So 100
50 30 per City Dressed Hogs were qule az G4 &C.
for Heavy and Light averages and &C. for Choice Pigs
New-York tribune., 1878-04-16

TODAY was large The sales aggregating ST. 172, 800
Of which S5O9,0OO was in the new IS of 1881, at
1O4sl0 1O47s for coupons, and at 1O3l2@ lo3's for
steady at 1929. A fair subscription demand for
the new per cents is reported We annex closing
street auotatiOns
New-York tribune., 1878-04-16
Glarble ano Slate mantels.

A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
"a YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES. No; I,23s broadway cor Thirty
$50 Thrdave, Forty -seventh-st: at the HARLEM
OFFICE, No 2.2Sl Thirtaye, One-hnndredand-
tIIriem savings Bank building, 50
A TTENTION Now is the time to purchase
N SLATE AND MARBLE MANTELS.
Prices low slate steps and rlserS and all kinds OF
slateyOrk, PENRHYN SLATE co,
80 Union square, n. Y (ith-aye. and l7th-sts.b
New-York tribune., 1878-04-16

20 the date OF ISSUE Payment of coupons to be resumed
regularly 1st April, 1879. The coupons on the new
bonds will also commence on LIST April. 1879
" DebeHtare BORds-The amount outstanding ls Only
$4,000 at cent, but sinking fund OF S2OOOO
per in these bonds Ia stipulated It Is therefore
proposed to early payment OF the interest on
condition that the sinking fund be abandoned
"SpT1nqfeid DoiSiOR BOHdS-COupOns areto be funded
I'm the same bonds until and including 1st November,
1873 and the total amount OF bonds originally issued Is
further reduced, that with the coupons funded te
total interest charge the Ohio and Mississippi bll-
way will be reduced very largely
The scheme, If accepted, makes the floating debt
first en after first mortgage bond coupons due In
and after July next upon the earnings OF the company
until April 1879 An omission to intimate how much
the proposed reduction in the amount OF Springfield d.
vision bonds s he noticeable feature OF the report
The report continues;
By the adoption Of these recommendations IL viii be oo-
served that payments for interest on mortgage III
debtedness, except on the rst mortgage, VIII mature
unf April /, 1879, and the company will have dealt IN
the following manner with the total liabilities
Previously stated as amounting s137oOOo 72
AsI one OCT october l. Is7s ... l3i 2GO 90
In -. g 81 3, ,269 ~
pooed on i'' s2S7 O2O 90
coupons, second mort gage funded..... 53VIO W
coupon overdue Springfield bonds, - 90
fundet..a.. '",oVO W.
Total - ............ ss44 OGO 90
Leaving TO DO provided ............. 600 2O9 ~
.5I3 2G9 ~
New-York tribune., 1878-04-16

HAVANA April l5-Suears fat Spanish gold 22iha22t'4.
Exchange declining the United states 90 days cur iency
IIta2 premium short sight do 2'd32 premium On Lon
dOn Il 2qlj Z premium; on Paris 2s as premium
New-York tribune., 1878-04-16

The quotation in to-day's TRIBUNE Of the San
Francisco price Of Eureka consolidated stock at
294, undoubtedly was a telegraphic error, because
Wall Street News Agency reports the following
p. X. q III. G.. Dickinson received the following
dispatch from San Francisco to-day: Hereafter the
Nevada Bank will advance only $40 per share on
the stock of the Consolidated Virginia, instead Of
$l5. it is reported that the dividend will be only
Sl per share hereafter instead Of $2'D This will ac-
count for the decline price. The stock is quoted
ct Is az the morning board.
san FRANCISCO CLOSING PRIcLs OF MINING STOCKS
Ia To dav
New-York tribune., 1878-04-16
OHIO And MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD.

OUTLINE OF THE PROPOSED PLAN FOR REORGANI
ZATION.
The committee recently "appOinted to con-
slider the best mode OF arranging the financial difficult
ties Of the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad Company
after having given their careful and earnest attention
to the subject have submitted report, Of which the
following Is brief synopsis:
The company was placed in tho hands OF the
Circuit Court OF the United states on 18th
November, 1876, at which time Its recOg-
nized Liabilities, known as floating debt"
we're 81 iOI 73G
BY receivers report thew were, at 31st De-
cember, 1877, reduced tO.................. 691093
And have since been further reduced, by
payments up to 3Oth March, to............ 6J9409
Old floating debt reduced 732327
The financial position OF the company on 1st April
1873, including all claims recognized by the Court and
also the second coupon due that day, but
Guiding sinking funds, Is
Overdue January coupon first mortgage bonds S237020
Overdue coupons second mortgage bonds lSt April
and october, 1877 and lst April ls7S...... 4O2790
Interest debCDture bonds $500
Overdue coupon on Springfield bonds, lst NOYerm-
Der 1877. on S20OOOOO, already issued....... 10000
s7l9,6O0
Floating ordered by Court 20 be paid 112l50
Floating debt under consideration OF the Court 6472JO
g-D n.I
New-York tribune., 1878-04-16

The Philadelphia stock market does not respond
70 the buOyancy of our own, prices there to-day be-
ing only steady, with Pennsylvania at 50A per
cent, aud Reading at 2Sl2 per cent.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-16
Total floating debt

The receiver has furnished the committee with state
ments of earnings up TO lst OF APRIL as follows:
Net surplus earnings main line and Springfield
Division from l7th November, 1876, TO 3Ist July
1871 eight months and thirteen days S3l2 0i0
Net surplus earnings main line and Springfield
Division from 1st August TO 3lst March, eight
New-York tribune., 1878-04-16
Savings Banks.

TVHE NEW-YOkK SAYINGS BANK, cor. of
Sthave and l4thst Interest commencing fOm the lst
OF each month Assets 43O6Ao12 Ol surplus S0l4os4 Ot
RICHARD II. BULL, PTest, c. W. BRIsCKERHoFF, Secy
New-York tribune., 1878-04-16

TEXAS LAND WARRANTS Of $40 acres (;
each for 500. Address Z B. SHIPMAN Hunter, Bel
.unI L
New-York tribune., 1878-04-16
CLOSING PRIcLs OF MINING STOCKS.
Saturday To-day Saturday. To-day


yhe business at the Board in Government bonds
New-York tribune., 1878-04-16

Total bush. .... 327.Gj7 lOi.sO0 460,OS2 22G,900
And the following the totals for the week
ending to-day: -
Receipts. Shipments
Montgomery County sentinel., 1878-10-11
gotal aud gersonal.

The Fair.--The inclemency of the wealth
er during the days of last September appoint
ed for holding the annual exhibition of the
Agricultural Society has compelled the mana
gers to set apart the 10th instant for an
exhibit day, with thehopeof receiving money
enough to liquidate the debt contracted in
arranging for the September exhibition. If
the day should prove a success financially the
Society will be put upon its ''feet" again and
made capable Of giving a grander exhibition
next Fall. We see no reason why all should
not attend the price of admission is but
twenty-five cents and the sport of the day
will be unceasing aud interesting The racing
begins early in the morning and occupies
portion Of the day-severa fast horses have
entered for this sport Then the hurdle race,
which is new feature in the programme Of
the Society's Then the bu-lesque sport
sack race, catching the creased pig by an inch
and a-half tail and throwing him over the
back. Then the climbing of the creased pole
For those who may delight in threading the
eiddy plazes Of the dance" the hall will he
open all day and night, music furnished gratis.
1t is 10 the interest of every one to attend
and contribute his mite to relieve the Society
from the debt left standing BY the September
misfortune.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1878-10-11
Examiners n Office.

'ENHE undersigned having been appointed
d Examiners by the Commissioners Of Mont
gomery couutyto ascertain whether public con
venience requires fhe opening ola public road
from point near Muddy Branch on the road
known MS the road running from John l.
DuFiefs Mill niersecling the Seneca Mills
aud Darnestowu road near Joseph Eslworthv,
through the lands of Rich'd 7. West; thence
on or near the dividing line of Rich r.
West aud John E. West, to or near a boundary
stone at The end Of said line on the River road;
thence crossing the said River road, running
across IA short corner of the land Of Tobias
Martin, colored, to intersect the county road
near Emory Jenis. colored, leading to the
Chesapeake and Ohio canal near tho Mouth
of Muddy Branch thence on said road TO the
terminus; thence through the lands of Raphael
4. Jarboe or The most eligible and practicable
route, running Il straight line with the said
canal TO Upton Ddrby's warehouse; thence
"A short continuation through the lands Of
Raphael 7. JarbOe or the most eligible and
practicable route TO Geo. PenEiil's store, at
Lock No. o.
HEREBY GIVE NOTICE TO all interested
that they will meet on the premises, on MON
DAY, 2Sh of October, 1873, at The hour
Of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, to execute the commits
sion us aforesaid
JOHN MCDONALD.
MONTGOMERY CLAGETT,
CHARLES II. THRIFT,
sep 27-td Examiners.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1878-10-11

Reading The readings at the Court
House on last Friday evening by Prof Fulton
auested his skill as an elocutionist Of excellent
merit. The programme was exceedingly in
teresting, embracing nearly every style OF
equally at home There was, however, one
point of censure-the audience. Though
quite credit as far as appreciation is con-
cerned, yet in numbers il amounted TO little
short of disgrace TO the community.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1878-10-11
Found Dead jas Rannie, an old an

Found Dead JAS. Rannie, an old and
respected citizen Of this county, WAS found
dead on Monday evening on his farm near
NUrheck. lie had left his house and had gone
to field near by TO rebuild a stack Of hay that
had been pulled to pieces. 1t was early in the
afternoon hen he left the house and late IN
the evening his absence sIill from home created
anxiety Search WAS Immediately made and
the body found AT the stack. 1t is supposed
that the deceased died from appoplexy as he
bore no traces of foul play.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1878-10-11

Canal Break telegram recc ived at
Cumberland on Monday afternoon stated that
another break had jus; occurred in the Chesa-
peake and Ohio canal at Joel Charles mill, two
miles cast of Four Locks, and seyenty-six
miles east of that city. The break is in ex-
actly tie same place rs the one which occurred
on the 9th of last August, and is represented
20 be fully MS extensive The latter break
caused a stoppage Of navigation for about ten
days, and it is probable The present one will
cause as much trouble
Montgomery County sentinel., 1878-10-11
LLOYD !. JANTgON,
Notice 10 Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that The subscri-
~ bet has obtained from the Orphans
Court ol Montgomery county letters Of ad-
minislratiOn on the personal estate Of
PRISCILLA u. SONER VILE,
late Of said county, deceased. All persons
having claims against said deceased are here
by warned to exhibit the sane with the
vouchers thereof, 10 the subscriber, on or be-
fore the 23th Of September, 1879 otherwise
they may, by law, be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate. All persons indebted
to said estate are requested 10 make imme-
diaie payment. Given under my hand, tiis
oath day Of September. 1878.
JOHN l. DAWSON.
sep Att Admiaisirator.