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Engaged.
Before trust my fate TO thee,
Or place my hand In thine,
Before let the future give
Color and form to mine
Before peril all for tsiee.
Question thy soul tonight for me.
break all brighter bonds, nor feel
One shadow OF regret;
Is there one link within the past
That holds thy spirit yet!
Or IS thy faith as pure and free
As that which now pledge to thee?
Look deeper still. If thou canst feel
Within thy inmoSt soul
That thou hast kept portion back
While have Staked the whole,
Let no false pity spare The blow,
Bat In true mercy tell me so.
Is there within thy heart need
That mine cannot fnlfilg
One cord that any other hand
Could better make or SILL?
Speak on, lest at some future day
My whole life wither and decay.
RICHMOND, May 20, 1878.
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ArcrIoN sArss,:.-rnItu.re ] pays.
BY Edward G. Goddip,
Roal Estate Agentand Auc,to

y . Igl..5fl. No. 1015 Main stref -
VALUABLE CORNER ON BROAD
Nv STREET FOR SALE: WITH STORE AND
OTHER BUILDINGS, At AUCT10N.-On MON
DAY, June 10. 1878. wiIaelI. on the premises ut
OK O'Clock p. NJ, the FRAME STORE No. 226, cor
ner or Broad and Madison streets. Tho lot fronts
20 feet and runs back $50 feet to m alley Besides
the store there are two prick teneents on Maids on
street: all under good rent. 1850 ~
TERMS: One third cash; balance ntslx andtw
months. EDWARD G. GODDIN,
~. x tsr Anctioneer.
rOSTPONEMENT.
The above sale Is postponed until " EDNEsDAY,
18th Infant, at 6k O'Clock L. M. $50, 4. je IL I,
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wnalseros, n. G., May 70, 1878. !.

Tn.aIHaToN, n. G., May 20, 1878. !,
Editors Dispatch The lines subioined
were written by the Rev. DIR. Staughton, an
eloauent and distinguished Baptist minis
ter, who died In Washington city in 1929.
he was for many years pastor in Pbiladel.
phia, and afterwards president tthe first) Of
Columbian college. His remains were
removed from Washington in 1882 and re-
For several years during his pastorate he
delivered every spring lectures TO class OF
young people on botany aud other subjects.
It's stated that to assist the recollection OF
his pupils he was In the habit OF putting II
lustratioas in verse. The following proof
OF the roundness or the earth may be inter
esting co some OF your readers Just at this
time, and may contribute to tho Informs
ton Of The rising generation.
Respectfully yours. j. 3. TAYLOR.
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GALE OF SALT-SULPHUR SPRINGS
MONROE COUNTY, WEST VA.

BY virtue of several DEGREES rendered by the Uni
ted states District Court for the District Of West
Virginia, held ut Charleston in the month of May
1878, in the cause of John Echols u.s. The Adminis-
traitor of William Erskine, deceased, and others,
therein pending, the undersigned, special commits
.ionsrs, win offer for sale ut public auction, to the
highest bidder
ON THE 9TH DAY OF AUGUST, 1878,
West Va, that valuable wArERIEG-rLAcE known
as the
SALES.--FUTURE SPRINGS,
containing about
SIX HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES OF LAND,
s.-E. with the
BUILDINGS, HOTELS, oUT-HOUsEs,
SPRINGS, &C.,
connected Herewith. Under the requirmenss Of
said DEGREES so much OF the property Will be first
land, brick cottage the outhouses In the rear or
The same, and two frame cottages set apart as The
property of Mrs. M. NJ. Harrison by the court; and
then III no bid should be made sufficient 70 cover
the debts and nclmbrances PROVIDED for by said de-
erees the said 200 acres and buildings set apart to
Mrs. Harrison Will be also offered both separately
and In connection with the entire property.
TERMS OF SALE: Twenty psr cent. OF the pur-
chase-money III cash the remainder In three equal
insralmenrs, at one, two, and three years, bearing
interest Bond and security required for The defer
red in5talments.
1t may also be seen at the office of w. A. Quarter
Charleston, w Va, at any time before The day Of
sale.
The improvements upon this property are Of the
most durable character and arc capable OF accom-
modating several hundred visitors; aud The place
has always had q high reputation as a watering
place both on account Of its local attractions and
the medicinal qualities fits waters. Aside from Its
value watering-place, this property, with It's cx-
tensive buildings-sonne Of the largest being Of
stonecould be readily converted Into an extensive
tacturing establishment or into q college.
Possession given the LIST Of January, $40.
So; ~! WILLIAM A. QUARRIER,
@ as N.FlTZHUGH,
my27-2tawtds Commissioners.
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/. We clearly demonstrate the earth to be round,
Since such q form Gttcst for motion Is found;
The higher the eye Is, the prospects moro vast,
And ships huh Is seen no. SO soon as her mast:
Round the earth the bold mariner often has been,
And the rest OF the planets are circular seen.
This, 100, IN all lunar ecllpses Is shown.
That the shadow Is round on the 10 co of the moon
The polar star sinks as we sail TO the line.
And canals from level must gently decline"
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A NcHoR LINE. ss5IlkL

UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
sail from New York for
GLASGOW every SATURDAY:
LONDON every WEDNESDAY;
Passenger Accommodations unsurpassed for ele-
gancc and comfort. All state-rooms on main
deck, and saloon amidShips.
SALOON CABINS, SS5 to $50, currency;
SECOND CABIN, including all requisites, $40.
Excursion tickets for FirSt-Cass Passage, New
York to Paris and return, S135 to $195, according
to state-room and route chosen.
For books OF information, plans, &C., apply to
HENDERSON BROTHERS,
Bowling Green, New York.
or TO GEORGE w. ALLEN g. CO.,
office Old Dominion Steamship Company.
j. F. GIBSON.
Office Southern Express Company, Richmond.
DR-ou
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After The above sale will sell ut the corner Of
Thirtieth and streets, at O'Clock p. NJ, II FRAME
STORE, with dwelling above, occupied by James
Quinn.
months. EDWARD G. GODDIN,
elU Auctioneer.
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DICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL-
IN ROAD COMPANY.

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING EFFECT
SUNDAY, JUNE 9,lS7S.
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REAI. ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE

REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALEs
By ". Goddn,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.
TNHE VALUABLE SUBURBAN FARM
Il OF TWENTY ACRES ON THE BROOK
TURNPIKE ONE MILE NORTH OF RICH
MOND. WITH LARGE BRICK MANSION
THEREON, FOR SALE--At the request of the
owner who resides in distnt State, offer for sale
the very excellent FARM located rs above. contain
ing TWENTY ACRES OF EXCELLENT LAND,
in high state of cultivation. The DWELLING Is
built or brick. contains eight rooms: front veranda
well finished; and, IN addition, there is a brick
kitchen and we'll Of good water. The neighbor-
hood is desirable one. The place is now in the oc-
cupancy of Mr. Milburn. Apply to
lie 11-3t w. GODDlN. Auctoneer.
DOR SALE, A MOST DESIRABLE
II PROPERTY, Situated AT GORD0NS-
VILE, SUITABLE FOR A SUMNER RESI-
DENCE.-The house is beautifully situated on an
Gminence overlooking the town. within few min
utes' walk Of schools, churches. railway-station,
post-office. &c. There are 43 ACRES OF LAND.
we'll fenced and sub-dividcd, and In good state OF
cultivation, There Is variety and abundance of
fruit, with every convenience fer q most comfort
able home For further particulars apply TO
GEORGE BROWN.
jc aims Gordonsville, Va.
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BY Edward G. GoddiD,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
l015 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF SMALL FRAME
Il HOUSE IN HOWARD'S GROVE AT AUG
IION.-By virtue OF z deed OF trust executed to the
undersigned by James K. Yeamans, dated May /,
1877, will sell, on FRIDAY, June II, 1878. on
the premises at O'Clock Z. NJ, the FRAME
DWELLING. containing three rooms, Oh Bryan
street near Littepa2e street
The LOT fronts lSl1 feet, and runs back II 4 feet
to an alley.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses of sale and to pay
five notes of $40 each, in which default has been
made; the balance credit Of thrty-two monthly
payments of $40 each.
JAMES l.. TALIAFERRO, Trustee.
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BY Z. B. Cook. Auctioneer,
No. 20 Governor street.

No. 20 Governor street.
CONTINUED SALE OF SUPERIOR
" ENGRAvINGS, CHROMOS, aeon TUES
DAY, 11th instant ut ! 0 O'Clock A. M. and TX p.
NJ, will sell, at No. GIG Main street,
$50 FINE STEEL ENGRAVINGSa and CHROMOS,
just received. This invoice is superior to any that
have been sold In the city, and confidently ask the
attention Of the public. and the ladies' especially.
Sale positive. Sale continued till all sold.
je lott E. b. COOK, Auctinneer.
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Editors Dispatch: Win you give the fol.
lowing verses q place in your paper, and II
possible mention also the name Of the au-
thor? BY doing so you will greatly oblige
T. IT G.
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OF VIRGINIA.-SUM-
" MER LAW LECTURES (ninc weekly, begin
18th July, 1878, and end 18th September. Have
proved of signal use-1st. to students who design 10
pu rsue their studies Mt this or other LaTSchool
10 practitioners who have not mad the advantage Of
systematic instruction.
For circular apply (P. O. University of Yirglnia)
10 JOHN B. MINOR,
my 25-2taw4w Professor Com. and Stat. Law.
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RAILROAD LINES.

EsSI an EEzszsas5 ssssss:ss q
ITHE CHESAPEAKE A ND OHIO
Il RAILROAD.
.' STRAIGHT AND ROUN D-TRIP TICKETS
FROM RICHMOND. VA, TO THE VIRGINIA
f1es ia, SPRINGS .#
1 ARE NOW ON SALE. ~
RoUND-TRIP TICKETS GOOD UNTIL OCTo-
BER 31sT. t..,,,.:.-,,., rf,ts,.,
STAGE FARE, except to, White sulPher, is in
cluded In the rates here giyen. i, ~ II III
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
GENERAL PASSENGER DEPARTMENT,


GENERAL PASSENGER DEPARTMENT,
RICHMOND, VA, June z, 1873. }
On AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE
~ 10, 1878. the PASSENGER TRAINS on tins
road. leaving Richmond ut 1:40 p. NJ and arriving
Ut 1915 Z. VI. will make CLOSE CONNECTION, and
no delay 1T Petersburg with the Atlantic, MSsis-
sippi and Ohio railroad 10 and from all summer re-
sorts the line of that road, and all points In the
Southwest, Norfolk, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and
New York
TINE AS QUICK AS BY ANY OTHER LINE.
ROUND-TRfP TICKETS OH sale from Rich
lnond at The following low rates:
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checked through
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth:
Newborn, Washington, and Tarboro'. N. c., and all
landings on Tar river; Washington, D. c., Boston,
and regular landings on James river ut lowest rates
The steamer ARIEL has la.ely been almost en-
tirely rebuilt and refurniShed In an elegant and
costly manner, and "a confidently recommended rs
the FASTEST and most comfortable steamer that has
run on this route for mlny years.
L. q. ThTUM, Superintendent.
-. 903 Main street and Rockets.
J. w. MCCARRICK. Agent. Norfolk. jed
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CHEAP FREIGHT RATEseszsu.

CHEAP FREIGHT RATEselsI
" BY THE IrIEsaiSssuasa
PoWHATAN LINE for BALTIMORE
AND THE WEST,
AND THE
CANTON INSIDE LINE for PHILADELPHIA.
The steamers SHIRLEY and DEFIANCE will
leave from Twcnty-second and Dock streets every
WEDNESDAY at ~ n. and SATURDAY at 4 r.
NJ. Through bills OF lading signed to all Canadian,
northern and western points at low rates.
Il. 7. DOUGLASS. Agent,
fen TwPntv-Sprnna and Dock streets.
DILL AID Ell 2 HIA, RICH-.&SFn
a MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAA S 5a;saIaz
DEN.GEE, boston; AND ALL IN, NEW EN-, EMG{LAN =
STATES, THREE TIMES A.WEEh.-Until further
notice the steamers Of this line will make tr-weeky
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, and Richmond
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY. and SUNDAY. con-
Meeting at Providence with Boston and Providence
railroad for Boston, and by Fall River line for
the same city vio Cape Cod, landing at Old Colony
depot. and avoiding transfer.
JAMES w. MCCARRICK,
General Southern Agent.
WILLIAM 2. CLYDE & Co.
General Agents,
No. Il South Wharyes, Philadelphia.
ID. d. G.. MINK,
de19 General Freight Agent
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cows, &e.--
ERESH COWS FOR SALE.-IEESS
have on hand. and win constantly have, go.
q supply Of COWS and CALVES, which viii sell
cheap, or exchange for dry COWS. Cows sent IN Tor
pike, SIX mics below Richmond, or address
- - '5.ss7.7T w. @. WATKINS, ~
fe -sICtH Manchester.
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IHESAPEAKE And OHIO EAII.
~ ROAD.-On and after SUNDAY, Jroe o, 1879
passenger trains viii leave and arrive at RcbrcoSo
M f0llnvS.. - ''''"ibvIhi
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RICHMOND. FRED'G K POTOMAC Il. K. CO,5
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT.
RICHMOND. June &, 1877.
MONDAY, 10TH IN
Y Lie .
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] 3g.,,,rusAuTYpE e,rllsrRAmEes.

TtoR pHTfA b IsLp HIA, ALI. EESg
I RIyER,pR0yIDffN Cf, AN ID soS. a.
TON,-Sicarner ASHLAND. Captain CARR. will
receive freight for the above ports until y itS-
DAY the IL th instant, at 10 O'CLOCK a. 49,.
S7'sapsfrsS j.. w, McCAlsRICK,
lie l0-2t General Southern Agent.
EoR NEW YORk.--The Old .agTFSS
I Domintnn Steamship Company s
steamsbin OLD DOMINION. Captain WALKER,
will sati TUESDAY, juno 1lth. at ~ O'Clock d. ~
Freight received unfit j. O'Clock A. nj.
1 Througi bills of lading signed and goods for
wasded With dispatch TO all points north, south, east
and west: also, TO foreign ports. - s.
PASSENGER accom- IN odattons unsurpassed. =
Cabin fare 10 New York. 81 2; iound.trip tickets,
;S24. Sfeerage, &c and &S. ~ - A@
1 For freight or passage, apply to $50. d.
Z I ,Siei. 81 q. w. ALLEN q CO., Agents. =
lie 10-2t Eompany's Wharf, Rockerts.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-03
THE SHIP p. r.. HizLETINE LOST.

Nesmith g. Sons, ship brokers, of No. 2S
south-st have received information Of tho loss OF the
American ship p. r. Hazetine. Oft Cape HON
She had a crew OF twenty seven men, most on
whom are supposed to have been lost. Ihe
vessel left this port for San Francisco Decenl-
hcr O 1877 wifi a cargo OF general merchan-
disc the value OF which Is estimated at abOnt
The vessel was partially insured aud belonged 10 Cap
tain T. Ii. Hartman aud Nesmth \ sons sne was oi
Gf3 IONS burthen; 900 feet long; AZ feet BEAM 20 feet
drnth OF Mold; was built Belfast Me-, III June, 1876,
and was fullrigsed ship designed especially Tor the
New York and Pacific coast trade. a.,
Canaan Hartman VINO commanded her, was hity
wears old, and native OF Belfast, Me-, where his
family reside He Is spoken OF among the shipping mer-
chants of this city as an experienced seaman OF
superior ability. Besides Captain Harriman the
following are among the crew not yet heard from :
George Hartman and James Brown, mates Peter J0h,
Francis Rabica, Joseph Paolinisch. William Patapow'
Michael Schn natives Austria Henry smith. American
lanes Powers, Irish and William kingnew English
seanen Those whose could not be ascertalneci
are nine seamen, the carpenter, ste"aru' pO"ts""'
cnok and Two cnbin hOYe,
New-York tribune., 1878-04-03
POST OFFICE VACANCIES IL JUNE.
wASHlNGTON NOTES.

WA-nINGTON, Tuesday, ApiI 2 MS.
Dr. Charles +. sansoury, prominent Free Mason,
well known 20 the fraternity throughout the country,
was last week reported dead. This statement was cr-
rOneOus Although he has been III, he Is now recovering
his health
The House Committee o. Commerce today agreed 20
reduce the appropriation the River and Harbor Bal.
for removal OF distractions from the Last River aud
Hell Gate " Y. from 100000 To SJjO.O00 The COM
mtoe also agreed upon appropriation of SljO.OoO
for the improvement Of Harlem River. Tie committee
is still engaged ~ revising the bill.
The senate Committee on Foreign Relations and the
House. COMMITTEE Foreign Affairs have virtually de-
cided report fayoraby 10 their respective bodies
similar bills restoring the japanese Government the
remainder OF what known the japanese Indemnity
Fund, amounting % nearly 81 100000 The bs, how
ever reserve S123OO0 10 pay the Officers ani scanen
OF the United States vessels Wyoming and Tdkiany.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-03
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

BINGHAMTON, n. Y, April 2.-0range lngraham,
farmer hanged himself In his barn near Oxford last
evening
CoIuMpus. Ga., April 2-The City Council has
passed favorng Mr. sphenss Texas ana Paenc
Railroad bill.
ATLANTA Ca, April 2.-Ihe International sum
jubilee will take place here April II. Delegates
from all parts Of the world are expected
MONTREAL, April 2.-Before the Queens Bench, to-
dav nov named William O'Bnen found guilty OF carry
ing revolver sentenced 10 pay fine Of sSo or oe %
prisoned six months
FRKpERIcKroS. N. b., April 2.-The House Of As.
senby today bill for the construction of railroad
ircm point the Intercolcnia railroad 70 Cape rorentin
where with boats for Prince Edward Island
1t Is believed that the route can be kept open all Wiater ~
properly constructed bosts
New-York tribune., 1878-04-03
DELIBERATE ATTEMPT AT MURDER.

John Daily, aged twenty-five, of No. rs
Navy.st, Brooklyn, and William Mccartney man
well known to the police ruilan, have been on pad
terms for some time According to Dailys statement
Mccartney few days ago, went to Dailys house. broke
the furniture aud crockery stole mirror ana sueu
a., 80, no,v wont before Justice Walsh yesterday,
ana procured warrant for McCartney's arrest Ihcn
he armed himself with q revolver and determined 10
shoot mccartney While standing IN front OF No. os
Sayy-st last evening, he saw Mccartney approaching,
and drawing his pistol he fired nj him twice One shot
took effect In McCartneys right side The two men then
cinched and fell TO the sidewalk They were separated
by Allen Merkley who was at work near by and saw the
afray Daily away, but was soon after arrested py
0f,icsr Donnelly OF the Second Precinct Mccartney
was removed the station house and thence to the CITY
Hosptal He refused to say who shot him. There was
a wound on the forehead which, he said made by
club. The doctors think the wound will be fatal.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-03
KINGS COUNTY POLITICAL COMMITTEES.

The appointed members of the Kings
County Democratic Gen raj Committee who were ex-
PEELED weeks ago. held another executive meeting
last night and large Humber OF vacancies In the com
mttee were filed under the rules Of the regular com
mttee.
The regular Kings County Democratic General Com
mtee last evening" decided to allow the members only
one minute each In explaining their votes. The
Executive Committee was appointed as follows !:
Hugh Mclaughlin, Daniel Grun, John Mccarthy,
james Dunno. Thomas NJ Riley, John McIntyre Daniel
Curran, Charles L. Eagan, Michael 0'Keeie, John
Lowery. Henry Classy, John McConnolly, James
John Gilbertson John Demar, Thomas NJ Mallon Peter
w Birch, Bartholomew Riley John Yerks, NJ f. Ftnne-
sutton
New-York tribune., 1878-04-03
William Sydney Clements, Earl of Leitrim,
BUSINESS EMBARRASSMENTS.
DEBTs OF SUSPENDED FIRMS.


TEN EANKs THE PRINCIPAL CREDITORS OF BOOTH
& EDGAR-IHE SUSPENSION OF JOSEPH FoCLKE's )
sONs-OTHER EMBARRASSED FIRMS.
The suspension of Booth & Edgar was freely
discussed among sugar retncrs and importers yester
day The banks have contracted their lines OF discount
on sugar paper and refners say that IL Will be dieut
to borrow money ut present on single name paper
The refinery managed b. Booth Edgar has
capacity Of 1000 barrels day. one
of the firm says that the losses ON
sugars reued since January have been over $4,000,
in some instances the loss belng q cent pound
portion of this time the refinery was not working The
last reported sale by Booth n Edgar was March IL
The liabilities are estimated follows: Firm paper,
100000: Cuban acceptances, $4,000; total SfJ%''
600 The debts distributed among about ten banks
aud four importing houses the latter holding an amount
not IN excess OF 100000 The importing firms TO which
Booth n Edgar are indebted 4. A. Low Bros, L.
D. Morgan & co., John Anderson aud Brooks & co.
W. T. Booth said yesterday A number of our largest
creditors have called upon and expressed desire
that we should manage the settlement OF our ai-
fairs In their interest. No creditor mas yet us,
sontcd from this proposition, aud We feel
Sa he si able Th 10 nav '@S@ c CREDITOR n @ rs
members o. the firm viii be The only losers, any INC
president OF the banks which holds large line OF
our paper offered to give Ms extension aud adj
ditionai creot II We would renew the business.
Ieopagdize money In business which. man
aged according to the methods prevailing a' present
II Is stated by sugar dealers that the oycnporta-
tions of last have so affected prices that
rctners are all selling at loss, ana are only
manufacturing for immediate necessities. ana
to obtain money To meet maturing obligatons The
new refinery built In Brouklyu NJ cost Of ~15OOuO iOi
Adana a Fuller. who failed last Spring. s now idle,
and no satisfactory offers can be secured Tor ts pun
chase
Joseph Foukes Sons. whose suspension was an
nounced Yesterday, viii call a meeting OF creditors
next week ri which "A statement Of The condition
nf the firm VIII be made. Tho question or
going into quidat!on continuing the business on
compromise will depend upon the action Of the gr,ors
The liabilities IL Is estimated VIII reach Fouo'Oun
They are nearly covered by the assets consisting o goat
skins and other merchandise. open accounts and mort
cages on several sailing vessels The members OF the
trIn Joseph and william FOuke are both over sixty
five years old and their venerable bOOkkeepor has been
In their employ over hity years.
OTHER BUSINESS TROUBLES.
The schedules OF julius simon and scgmund Sieglitz
,simon * Stieglitz furnishing goods. No 81 Wullerst
were filed yesterday. They state their Liabilities at
SlI5IG3 30 and their assets at Sl5744 81. Anong
their principal creditors the following: