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Moreover, in fat contradiction OF Sir JOHN. the
0lobe maintains that wages have not shrunk
nearly MS much in Canada as In the States and
that his jcrcmiad about the decrease Of popula-
ton and the exodus Of pushing young Cana
dams Ia pure assertion, unsupported by par
tclo OF proof
Tho truth probably los somewhere between
tho would-bc premier and the newspaper. He
has exaggerated the facts. very likely. as II was
his cue to do. but tho facts aro doubtless had
cnough-wo suspect considerably worse than
the Olobe cares to own The pinch OF the hard
times has been felt in Canada. ms it haA been
felt everywhere else. But Canada Is no moro
ruined than the United States II ruined.
Tho destruction Of life and property by
the tornado that at nichuall on Friday struck
the Connecticut village II Wulngford was not
exaggerated ty the first Geographic re-
ports The death list was swellcd yes
tcrday ~ twcniy-llvc and It ~ unlikely
that several Of tho more seriously wounded will
recover. Tho destruction Of dwellings, and
other buildings is oven more complete than at
lrst supposed. II will be- n soiroNful cougrc-
CATION that will gather in the town hall to-day
To- bury the dead
This Wal'ngford calamity will confirm in
their opinion the people who think tia, the
solar system X out 81 gear. The list of such
commissions of nature for the pnst twelve
months is long one. In tho early fall two
tidal waves Of extraordinary sizo washed
the shores Of the Pacific. and later there
were floods and earthquakes. In northern NV
York hail fell with such force ns 10 kill fowls
and small animals. and to destroy crops In
october an earthquake followed tho line Of the
great lakes. and stormburst broke over
~ Al.
city Of Richmond. Then came in mdwinter
n series Of storms along the Atlantic coast that
astonlshed even old sailors Toward spring
there were tornadoes In the Mississippi valley
that eliminated in the destruction OF Wis
consin town and tho killing Of sixty
Of IL inhabitants. The summer il bringing
with It thunder storms NJ unparalleled violence
for this latitude. aud that which on Friday
lcvelled half Wallingford fairly takes rank ns
tornado equal in violence to those common TO
the region Of the equator.
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At the Columbia College dinner yesterday,
Congressman HEWITT freed his mind about
the performances and programme u Drayman
FEARNEY, and eNLort "a the young collcgiaus
who listened To him TO 70 into politics and pro-
toct tho country against such dangerous per-
sons.
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1870
Although Paris is very much disploasel with
the results OF the Congress and although Gam
beta said to Minister Washington that Franco
had carved the inint for other folks to eat il 4"
the lnrisians. As a body, furgivn WaddingtOn
nus shortcomings on account Ot n happy idea
he had. IT, brought from Berlin md laid at
which bears tn signature of n member of mo
me- norahlo Congress, All Paris wants 10 SEQ
ud I'', n 4. r.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-10

Of the pariarchs in Biblical criticism she has ignored the
Golden Rule.
Now did you ever know anything disgusting as the
way Hezekah has picked these bits out And TO show
Calls loneliness how willing she Is TO talk with neu
in society," although she is keen enough TO see all their
failings / know could find a lot OF pretty sayings
about women; as for instances "I like women, love
them, glory in them" all in one linel
"she was vastly superior TO her lover Women gen
orally are"
That may be poor grammar but pleasing sentiment
Then, An ugly woman is handsomer than
handsome man." Isn't that meet And this; "A
wOman's extravaganza is TO purpose. Women
take 10 economy naturally" l don't know where
he found such queer things, but presume he made
them up-just like him. Why, omen page at random
and find - like would be done by and again
There is perhaps single quality that does as
much TO make life smooth and comfortable, yes, anu
successful as courtesy. Then her wonderful familiarity
with the Scriptures shows how religious she shardy
a page without appropriate quotation. Ana she
knows much. Why II one didn't care TO read ABOUT
Avis" there was witty hit Decorative Art at the
HUB and eloquent address to Massachusetts, ana
diatribe on politics. all in chapter All men admge
her. aud no wonder and how kindly and tenderly she
treats her own Isn't Hezekiah horridf
NeC York, April 10, 1873. BREEZE JEFFERSON
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yT,uE SCAIpEI, NO q contains "TI

THE SCALPEL, NO. 6, contains "The
Article" What the Causes Of Early Decay in Many
American Woneni No Hvsteria continued from the pre-
ceedng number No g. Heedtlry Descent Of Disease Conse
6nued The Extraordinary Power to Initiate Other Diseases
Ga each No 26c. 1nclose 10 l.. H. DiIon NJ d. 20
Fifthav oee hours TO 10 m and TO and TO 10
pair vry-POsitive and negative electrcyProof that
life Is evolved without unOnEect OF t0baccoInhuence Of
fish aud pbOsphoc deModern treatment OF pelvic diseases
and and arrest Of Development
sing influence Of these diseases business Circum
cisOn fosters mental purity snd heahful evolution The
issues involved IN the quesOn IL proper 10 limit the
number Of children EdtOrs abridged from ten lee
10 his private surgical class by EDWARD H. DIXON
from the Of Dr. Dixon is OF great value TO the whole hui
race"l Horace Greeley "1n didacc Dr. Dixon
has eQual''-[N. Y. Tines
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0eafbers.

A MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE, estab-
IA Ished 1855 promptly provides families schools colleges
with teachers c cabfe and character represents
teachers wanting engagements grs parents ni9rmshqn
good highest Endorsements circulars 1Or stamp Jaw
sCHERMERHORN, A. NJ, sec'y, 30 East l4thst, n. 4.
A GENCY for SCHOOLS and TEACHERS,
~ 80 Union square, represents teachers desiring
application form stamp provides colleges seminae$
academies public schools schools OF every graGe WIN N
with tutors and goveTnesses r. COTESWOltIA PINCh-
NEY 80 Union square (4thave. sde), New.fOrk.
TEACHERS BUREAU. 81 West 35th-st.-
schools and families supplied with competent teachers
professors and governesses Information gwen OF gO
schools and Europe principal speaks French German
and Italian.
XNANTED-COnstantly for families, schools,
w colleges experienced successful teachers
not nve; particularly waited superior doa dath tI
mathematics, 81 600 and for music $1,000 WesteIn
High school wants lady English, German &er 800
NewJersey Female Seminary wants English drawng &e
'Or stamp. j. W. oeototy
American school Institute, 80 East lfth-st
New-York tribune., 1878-07-10

j. Wells Champnoy, the artist of The Great
South Papers in ScriJner'S 4Onthly, and Herbert H.
Smith, an American who has resided in Brazil, isfamiar
with the habits and customs of the natives and speaks
their language, have sailed tour OF eXplor-
alton and observation with view the preparation OF
series OF illustrated papers in Scrbners Monthly
These gentlemen expect To dscnbark at Para ana pro
cecd at once up the Amazon.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-10
,I,n pARENTS AMI GI1ARnIANs-

ITO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.
Il THE UNITED STATES SCHOOL AND COLLEGE
DIRECTORY-A handsome volume Of over 200 pages,
piled expressly having children 10 educate In add
oD general list of about 1000 schools IL advertses
owe! 100 Of the better class OF Institutions giving particulars
Of their locations Of study rates Of tuition and much
information OF interest TO those selecting schools for
their children anc wards.
Sent for THIS PURPOSE receipt OF cents postage.
r. COTESWORTH PINCKNEY,
nenler On School MateraI 80 Union sanare Now Nork
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Bankrupt Notices.

nISTICT COURT of the UNITED STATES,
IL for the SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORk-ln
the matter Of ABRAHAM MEAD. bankrupt.-IN BANK
EtrCY-A Warrant bankruptcy has been issued by said
Court against the estate Of ABkAllAM MEAD, OF
The CITY NCwY Of the County Of NcwNOrk OF the
STATE n New York m said District adjndgcd bankrupt
Tho petition his CredtnTs he payment OF any dcbS
inc belonging SAID bankrupt
him. his and the transfer OF any property by
forbidden law meeting OF the creditors OF said
bankrupt prove their dobs and choose OF more
Oi estate, will be held at Court OF Bankruptcy
10 holden No l39 Fuonst In the CITY OF NcwNOrk.
IN District the 10Th day OF July A. d. 1919 al iz
Ocnc m office of Edgar Ketchum, esquire OF Tho
Kegis u bankruptcy OF said Court.
LOUIS 7. PAYS, MArshal.-AesseDger
New-York tribune., 1878-07-10

In State bonds. we note sales Of North Carohna
funding act of 1866, at 9l9 District OF COLUMBIA
3-65s sold at Si3s.
CITY bank stocks were almost neglected: sales ef
Continental 5) at TO- Fourth National 32l at so1t;
There was u we'll distributed trade IN railroa1
bonds but in many of the prominent issues me-
we're unmstakable evidences of "realiLng
~ and st. Paul sinking fund TO lOVSi us
La Crosse Division remaining firm at iVo,
and per cent firsts at 12l3. Nortn~ess
gold bonds fell from 10ll2 to lois and r.
covered to 1Oll9 The new 40-years q per cents OF
Rock Island were strong at los, rs were also sno
PaciiicsCentrals at 1864, land grants at 20, v9,sI AN
joaquin Division ut 9234, and Union trSts NJ lVo,s
cOnvertibles of Hannibal and So Joseph were ssspy
at %. Jersey Centrals were strong, rsts az lio,s
and ''assented" Lehigh consols lower ~ 90 n llno
Shore consolidated second registered selling at iVV3
IA lOO34 Eue thirds at 1914, seconds ~
1O434; Delaware and Hudson coupon oois
of 1894 at 101l2, of ls9l az ogoiSS ogiS
and Ohio and Mississippi consolidated at VIZ
principal sales being at 1OOl2 Despite the ia sys
supply Of gold the rates current on gold loans Ss
against borrowers, as much as % per cent nT Th.
ing been paid for the use of gold 10 denver: ~ ~
Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day S5lOOOU III 0V
interest on the public debt. and SZlOOO IN ~. ~
demptlon of called bonds Ihe DAY Dusess % S.sts
gold clearing department Of the Bank ol tne S oo.
Of New-York covered: Gold cleared. Sl3o2O'VsS,v'
gold balances. 81 ,47S. .SO5 currency balances, gi
4sS,7l5 The gold quotations to-day were 10 w.
lows: ,ooL
l00i9
Foreign exchange continues weak at annexed oss 80
cia quotations. the selling rates being on tBe M SeS
of So S3dSl S3i2 for 90 days bills, ana ~ 0"
81 S0lo for demand, 20 the 4:
New-York tribune., 1878-07-10
OFFICIAL REPORT ". 7. MINING STOCK EX
NHANGE SALRS. JCLI 0. 1873
SECOND CALL O'CLOCK p. n.
TUESDAY. July 9-P. NJ.

Our usual weekly summary of the movements of
grain, which will be found subjoined, shows ma
teral reduction in the receipts of last week at Chi
cago and Milwaukee, as compared withlthOse of the
last week in June The total falling of at Chicago
amounted TO 700, ,22O bushels, divided as follows:
Wheat, q, ,741, corn, 1,G67. and oats, s2,905
bushels. The receipts of wheat at Milwaukee
New-York tribune., 1878-07-10
Qeatbers.

AN EXPERIENCED PUBLIC SCHOOL
IN TEACHER would board and instruct few children IN
home tho city t3 per week music
a specially. Address TEACHER. HighbridSeyile N. Y
A MEXICAN and FOREIGN TEACHERS
IA AGENCY, No % Union square recommends PROPES-
soRs, PRIHCfPALS. ASSISTANTS. TUTORS and GOV.
ERNESSES from the leading American aud European col
egee universities and eonservaories; positions promptly
filled In any department Of instruction Apply 10 Mas NJ. ].
YOUNG, No 23 Unon.Square, Broadway she.
EDUCATIONAL BUREAU, 80 Union-square,
H Broadway side teachers for schools and families
ANNA RANDALL DIkHL, Manager.
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Orean Steamers

A MEXICAN LINE FOR LIVERPOOL.
~ The only Transatlantic Iine sailing under me Amhh'
CAN FLAG. Sailing every TIL URSDAH from PhlladelDhlA
oil 10 sails Thursday, July II, 8 a. M.
PED STAR IINE-TO ANTWERP.
carving Belgian and United states Mails sailing semi
monthly alternately from Philadelphia and NeW. Ofk
JAVA salts WEDNESDAY, July 10, ~ IN.
For rates Of passage ANA other information apply 70
oo= worrt n pbiadenbls 30 Broadway New.YOrk
JOIIN MCDONALD Agent y BattcrN.place, new 1"lH
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Ncm publirntions.
HARPER s. BROTHERS, New-York,
Ii Publish this day:
THE CHINA HUNTERS CLUB.
fhe Nntlnrest Menhnr Ilnsirafcd clOth 81

By Youngest Member Illustrated post SvO cloth 81 10
"A book wholly uneXampled the literature OF old pottery
porcelain in this literature what IZaak Walton
book the literature Of angling. Club OF China Hun
ters in village Old houses for old china
gather discuss it, and gather well many old family
stOrfs with the full of interest amuse
ment and pathos Many pieces illustrated, and brief
Introductory chapter by Dr. W. C. Prime ouchc Tor the gen
specimens the extraordinary value OF the
showing history OF pottery the American
foreathers chapter dcarbes hundred specimens
with tons relating American history. While the
thin veil Of fiction concealed names and
places the book nevertheless in information not
elsewhere attanable and its charming style the exquisite
portrait painting New England characters the adventures
of the China their searches and the information
brought in their meetings. make il delightful book for
all classes Of readers"
New-York tribune., 1878-07-10

Money continues in good supply at abIuI ~ 10
cent as the average rate on call, there Oelns Onssse
change In discount or in rates OF domestic o.
The United States Treasurer at Washington Ar
day received 5000, 900 National bank note nois' ga.
redemption. The customs receipts We're S2vsvSg S2rss Sg.
aud internal revenue receipts $230,OOO Ineasy.
Currency exchanges $65, 1851. AGA currency "a.
ances So. .s5S, ,732: gold exchanges, $O'V'-''''
gold balances, $1,297117. la, and
higher nj 9bss for money and 967l6 for aefSoersx
United States bonds were strong-le61s a. ~ s0. Il
new 5s at lO9ls, lew Ais at 1904, ana " scu
llOst In American railway securities E,r ,rsnirs
mon fell TO l6ls, preferred TO 81; IllDois W.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-10
WHITE STAR LINE. nova, v,,, srr,,rps

WHITE STAR LINE. ,,,.,,
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL 81 EAhEHS
FOR QUEENSrOWN AND LIN EhfOolA ..---
Steamers oi This Line take the Lane leoutes
Lent Mauiy L. = ~ On both the out"AIu
and home ward ,,.,, a o.. -,
GERNANIC cant kennedy ..s ,autday, July ~. a. IN
RAITT, cant Parrell ursday. July p. Up III
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK PIER 53' NORTH
RIVER ,.-......... In ,,
1hrse uniform in size and unsurpassed IN AZ
pontmcus The salO1k. SLitcrOolus smoking ana blth
amidshp- where the noise anu nooh NJ
least felt aorng degree OF comfort hther'o uhs'h'oo
lt ,,...-. .s.,.,,s nj,
favorable terms. Steeragc s2b
These carry neither cattle sheep nor pigs A.,
plans and other inurmaUOn apply NJ tho
"'"' H.. J. CORrIS. Agent.
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THE STUDENTS FRENCH GRAMMAR.

Practical and Historical Grammar Of the French Ian.
guage BY Charles Heron WALL late AssisantMaster at
Brighton College Author Of an English Translation OF MO
ere Member Of the Pathological Society With an Introduc
ton y f. Ilttre Member French Academy For the
use Of Colleges and Schools. 12mO CLOTH 81 40.
would be difficult to clearly TO the value OF MI
Wallis work. which intended for the Of colleges and
schools by quoting what NJ Ltre says Of in an intro
ductory letters carefully tested the principal parts
your work. have been completely satisfied with the ae
curacy aud correctness which found there Mr. Wall In
part his book deals with the growth OF the French
language and on this Jtre remarks that his respect for
the historical development language has made his foot
Ing sure."-[Saturdsy Review. London.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-10
faw Sfbools.


ALBANY LAW SCH00L.-RegulaI course,
N one year Fall term begins tne 80 of September.
Address Professor ISAAC EDWARDS, Albany, N. &.
BOSTON UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL,
I'D BOSTON Mass. opens october 3 Send for circular TO
+. H. BENNETT, LII d.
law DEPARTMENT of IOWA STATE
IL UNIVERSITY. Fourteenth year begins September H.
Course option Either admits 10
bar. Tuition $50 per year. Address, W. q. HAMMOND
Iowa CITY.
VALEL Law oOl.-Reguar course, years !;
Il GRADUATE (for degree Of DELL years Fall term
opens Sept. &C. Address Prof WAYLAND NeW-Hayen, CT
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Corporation Noiltes.

PROPOSALS for Groceries and Supplies will
be received by the Department of Charities and CoTrec
tions un py IS 1875 For full particulars The city
Record, ior sale al No. City Hall.
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gnsirurtiou.

For Boys and Young Men-city.
A DVERTISERS!
IA SEND YOUR ORDERS FOR 1.-THE TRIBUNE" and
ALL FIRsT-CLAss CITY JOURNALISTIC
ONE OFFICE,
BROWN q PULVERMAN. 1888 Broadway, New.York.
Send copy VI advertisement when asking for estimate orib
formation.
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UIUTS IS To GIVE NOTICE That on the
peniistrp

AT VAN VLECK'S DENTAL ROOMS, 264
TanteS Gas administered Il years accident. Re-
member 2Gi
New-York tribune., 1878-07-10
sA> iHAN Iapc 90 July o June ~ iuly

Government bonds were frmer to-day on moder.
ate amount of transactions. There was no new fea-
ture in the market. We annex current street quota
tons:
New-York tribune., 1878-07-10
interesting and graphic.o-[spe ctator London.

Interesting and aphic."-tspectator. London.
Leslie Stephen has succeeded admirably in his task
No writer could be more competent supply what is want
ing Boswea comprehensive sketch Of his heros position
literature OF the eighteenth century and he has also
judgment and deXerity in his illustration OF
JohnsOn personal oddities and his talker-EI
aminer, London.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-10
UIoH TX 81! ITEb' + r. STATES MAIL STEAMERS.

GUION LINE, - ..
" UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS,
FOX QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
Leaving Pier So n. r.. foot Of kingst -
uyVoS;iSG ......... TIJ ISDAY, July q. IL a. IN.
~ ~ al; y 80 NiiitK TI' ESDAY july 81, > y.
MONTA NA r:1DA1 NuE' a. n
~ These steamers built Of iron in warttisht on
partmcuts and are furnished with requisite 20 MAKE
lie passage across the Atlantic both safe and agreeable nav
ing bath room drawing room, piano ana IL
brary also experienced stcwardeSs ana caterer
eac The sateruofLs are all ON deck, thlS lns
those greatest Of all u1utes at sea- perfect Nenaon anu
..o - All,
CABIN PASSAGE according TO staterooml $50 TO $50
INTERN EDGATE, S4Oi SIEERAtlp @ZO
OFFICES, 80. 20 BROADWA1. ,,.ro.,
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ENGLISH MEN OF LETTERS,
ELTTED BY JOHN MORLEY.

These short books addressed to the general public with
view both stirring and satisfying interest in literature
and its great topics minds OF those who have TO run as
they read immense class is growing whose education
has made them alive importance of the masters of our
literature capable Of intelligent curiosity as to their per
fOrmances intended TO the meaus OF nour
ishnR that shall be COpOus enough
be profitable knowledge and ie and yet be Diiei
enough TO serve those whose leisure is scanty.
The frst volume OF this series is now ready;
SAMUEL JOHNSON. By Leslie stephen l2mo. cloth.
rs cents.
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COLONEL DUNWODDIE. MILLIONAIRE.
A STORY OF TODAY
SvO, paper, 75 cents.

This remarkable work, written by American novelist OF
unmstakabe genius presents graphic picture Of life In the
States which forms the setting OF most fascinating
story the characters of which with mastery power
and skill The plot full OF and Incident admirably
managed readers interest Is kept awake and
pectant the very close"
New-York tribune., 1878-07-10

for the last week were 1o3,80O busb
els less than for the preceding week. Tke
Shi"asn mu'n pgs 99aPss Pois Msic RreateT
Milwaukee a gain Of 1893, 900 AZ Buffalo lie re.
ceipts by lake were 73,47s bushels less for the
last week than for the preceding week, while the
shipments bv canal show q decline Of $50 40
bushels, and those by railroad gain OF 2s.ss0
These figures illustrate the competitive rates for
the business which the railroads are making
against the water rates Of 1i2 cents per bushei f
corn from Chicago 20 Buffalo, and Of ga cents from
Buffalo 10 New-YOrk.
The following table shows the deliveries of aonr
and grain at New-Y0rk by the railroads and bv
water during the month of June, 1877 and 1875
New-York tribune., 1878-07-10
Jnstrnctlotl.
For Boys and Young Men-City.
ATE EDITION OF p[NCKNFY'S

a IL
~ SCHOOL DIRECTORY AND GUIDE FOR 1878
WILL. BE ISSUED ABOUT JULY IL -
It does away with need Of local ADVERTISING ono
directory will cover the whole country
from Maine 10 Texas" ,.-...
Directory circulars, sc, sent upon application.
30 0UNION-SQUARE, New-NOrk.
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...BARPER & BROTHERS will send any Of the above
works by mall postage prepaid to any part Of the United
states. on receipt Of The price.
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VI.
A PRIMER
OF
GERMAN LITERATURE.
BY HELEN S. CONANT.
32mO, paper, 25 cents cloth, 40 cents.

1.-THE intention Of the auhor OF this excellent little manual
WAS 10 furnish those who prolonged study
OF the subject with volume which would give a complete
resume Of literature, from the earliest the
present time. In this effort abe has succeeded admirably
Her work 10 marvel Of condensation while at the time
IL is enriched with transatoDs selected and original with
biographical notices. and critical observations AS intro
ducton to the study literature 1t has equal in
the Eugsh language and 1t s admirably adapted to In
schools and academies"
New-York tribune., 1878-07-10
THE MONEY MARKET

, OFFICIAL REPORT n y STUCK EKcHAH6B SALES
TUESDAY. JULY-0. 1873
GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT.
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nISrRICT COURT of the UNITED STATEs

hISTRfCT COURT OF the UNITED STATES
~ for the SOUTHERN. DISTRICT Of EwYQRK1
6ankfupts.-iS BASKRUPTCY.-A warrant 10 Bankruptcy
ADAM KLEIN ard JoHS KTETN. oi the, cry
OF Ncw.York Of the County OF NewYork, Of the
State OF New.York. said District, adIudged bank.
rupts upon the petition NJ their crOdors, and the pay
ment Of debts aud the delivery OF any property belong
said Eankps To them or 90 their use ana the transfer
any property by them forbidden ny law meeting
OF sad bankrnpts to prove their debts and
choose one assgoes their estate viii be held at
Court bankruptcy 10 be holden at Ma. Beekmanst ST. IN
August A. 1873 at O'clock M, at the office Of James
f. Dwight esquire, Uf tho Registers In Bankruptcy OF
said Court. LOUIS y. PAHN, harshal.-Messenger.
fVHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the
9Th day OF July A. ID. 1873. Warrant In Bankruptcy
was issued against the estate OF CHRISTOPHER
JOHNSON OF New-lork CITY IN the County OF NeW.iork
and state NewYor who has been audgod bankrupt
pettiOn that the payment Of any debts and delivery
belonging such bankrupt To him or for
his the rans0T OF any property Dy him. are 0rDd
Tupi 10 prove their debts assgnees
his will be held at Court OF Bankruptcy 10 DO
holden No. 345 Broadway I'm the City Of NewlOrk be-
fore John Fitch Register on the 9th day OF August d.
T. 8 Marshal as Messenger Southern District Of YORK
TTHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the
was issued against estate Of FRANCIS NJ WELD, OF
tho CITY New-York In the County OF NewYorS ana state
EewYork who has been afjudge1 bankrupt on his own
property belonging such bankrupttO him for his use
and OF property 20 him. forbidden by law
meeting OF the creditors OF the said bankrupt 10
debts and choose mole assgnees OF bis estate
Waren.st in the city Of New York, before John w
Little osqure, Register, on tho 99d day Of Jqy D. 1875
10 O'Clock a, N. LOUIS Il. PAIN,
US Marshal Messenger. Southern District of NewyOrk