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Sad Death. Information was received
yesterday in this city Of the death, az her
residence, in Chesterfield county. Of Mrs.
SaIle Clay, wife OF Mr.. NJ. Clay, sister
OF Justice Gilmore w. Cole, OF this city,
aud niece Of Mr.. Douglas Bsird. The de-
ceased was an estimable lady in every reIa-
tion OF life, and the news OF her untimely
death caused very general expression OF
sympathy in the community.
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The Primdry.-The polls will be opened
for the congressional primary to-day at the
Hastings. Court room only. judges DR.. A.
s. McRae, II. s. Archer, John w. Owens,
and T.. n. Gregory. All qualified voters
should exercise their privilege, ard good
vote should be polled,
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4 UGUsTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
STANTON, VA.
MISS a AIRY ). BALDwny. ParScrrAI.

This tus,itut con confines 10 increase IN prosper
tv tenn yssp I. year IL ofers superior advantages
in iccsos; rs 6uiidrs. and e,esnas ~ ~
n fi cnynS f !, perior and experienced teachers
iis unsntsssed AZ, yautsges ig music. snodern Ian.
euaees eiocutiot. fDe arts. physical onlture, ana
insruc,ion hi me a; cory and practice 81 co0ting
The Successful efforts made 70 secure htslth COM
fort and happiness u, orposiIios 70 e&trssagance;
its pdard OF SOLID sch. 'arshin
FOR fuli particulars az ply TO the Prncipsl for
catalogues. je IS-2m
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POLICE COURT.-The following cases were
disposed OF yesterday by Poice.Justice d..
c. Richardson:
George Smith (colored), charged with felo-
niously shooting Warner Evans, was sent
on to the grand jury.
The case Of Jesse Washington (colored),
charged with assaulting Fannie Washing
ton, was continued until to-day.
The following, charged with disorderly
conduct, were discharged Aaron Kinney,
Mary Puide, Walter Peay, Eddie Peay,
William Mahone, Edward Green, and
George Anthony.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
very warm. In the afternoon there was q
wind-storm and light rain.
Thermometer YESTERDAY 6 a. NJ, 80 (;
A. H., 50; noon. 96; 3 z. NJ. 0S; q p.
~, SO; midnight. 7S.
Mean temperature, SId.
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CLEARED FOR LIVERPOOL German
bark Luding, Leiger master, cleared yesler-
day from the custom-house Tor Liverpool,
England, with tobacco, valued at sSs,.
10000: manganese, yaiued at $500; and
ground bark. valued at $500. Total value
OF cargo. $50. .450.50.
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CoYyIcTs RECEIvED.-The city sergeant
OF Danville yesterday delivered al the peni-
Tertiary the following conylcts Billy Lew
is, sentenced for three years Tor grano larce'
ny; William Brown, for iiye years. Tor
house breaking; and Joseph Williams dt'dS
John Thomas. for five years, Tor forgery.
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DYgING, cIEA MING. &e.

AUG.JPYLE's sTEAAf.DYEiNG AID
n CLEANING ESTABLISH MEkT. No. 4z4
boys clothing CLEANED on DYED promptly
shsapIy, and neatly. Cashmere. merino, empress
elOtL, alpaca. popiins. bombazines buntlng. .ilk'
sashss. i;obon Nd gloves, feathers. sscqves: Se,
eLKAsED OK Dy led st short notice su., e 9ders'e
jy I5.eoSims Broad street near Fifth.
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HANIBAI. BASEBALL CLUB, OF BALTIMORE,
VS.. SWAN, OF RICHMOND. These two colored
clubs will play a match game to-day at A
p. NJ. The Hannibal Club will arrive here
this morning by the York-Riyer train.
They will be the guests Of the Swan Club.
Tue Hanibals claim the championship OF
MARYLAND. A good game may be looked
for, as the Swans have been victorious In
all OF their contests.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, partly cloudy weather,
occasional rain, variable winds. mostly
northeasterly, stationary or lower tempera-
iure, and stationary barometer.
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EXCURSIONS. PlC-NICS. &c.

RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CHEsA-l
PEAKE RAILROAD COMPANY.
OFFICE or SUPERINTENDENT,
RICHMOND. VA, June %, 1880.
SPECIAL NOT E.-Commencing
- THURSDAY, July 1st, the POWlIATAN-
LINZ STEAMLIsS Will leave their dock. Twenty
fourth and Dock streets, for BALTIMORE each
THURSDAY al @ \. NJ. -
THR SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIN 10 WEST
POINT leaves depot, corner Twenty-tmrd ana
Dock streets. on each SUNDAY al 5 4. NJ. Return
ing, arrives al Richmond al 1880 r. NJ.
Pare from Richmond 10 West Point and return,
good only for that day and train, 80 cents.
III. Il. DOUGLAS,
g. 23-30t superintendent
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NEW MusIc.-Receiycd from the publish
or. Mr.. &. +. Johnston, new waltz enti-
tied Clorinne," by Miss L. b. e., OF THIS
city. Though antique in style, 1t has TIE
merit OF originality, Is pleasing compost.
tion, and Is altogether very creditable 10
the Richmond young lady composer.
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Pic Mics .Day.-The annual picnic Of
the Methodist SUNDAY school will take place
to-day at Chester. The train leaves Man.
chester station at 0 O'Clock A. NJ.
The annual pic mic OF tho j. II. =. Lyceum
will take place to-day at the Richmond
pnmp houep
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The Danvile Post of yesterday says MOI
lie Deiarnettc, the co urtesan, who was so
seriously shot by her brother few days
ago. is reported by her physician 10 DC 10
still improving condition, ana the chances
for her recovery largely augmented.
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THR VoTING To-DAY.-Only those who
have paid the State capitation tax Tor
1879 Gun vote to-day. The printed list-
containing the names OF all whites who PAID
prior to May 1st-will be In the hands OF
the Judges OF the primary. Persons not
included in this lit will have to show their
tax receipts.
The ballots are to be filed In the order they
are received. A wire or string can be used
for the purpose.
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LEES LAP.RoBEs.

We have made great Icclcl!ons Ia tile prices Of
LINEN LAP-ROBEs, 50 as 20 sell every one oui ih.s
week. LEVY BROTHERS.
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CLAY wARD.-The votlng-pIace for this
ward today will be at the Westham House.
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8itl,moud 1ispatth.
THURSDAY. Y.............JULY Is, 1880.

xs- THE CIRCULATION or THE BIspATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CJRcu-
LATroN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PArERs OF THE CITY.
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DR. TUrT's PILLS.
Turr's pills.
SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER.

Los Of Appetite. Nausea. Bowels Cost've, Pain
A., ,,e Read. with dull sensation In the back part
,.,n Under the shoulder-Bade; Fnllness Afser
r.tss. with disinclina,ion to exer''en OF body or
,oe,a; lrri,abia,y of Temper; Low Spirits; Loss
- Memory. with feeling Of having neglected some
wcarintss. Dizziness, Fiu,iering at the Heart,
~. resorc the Ewes, yellow skin, Headache, Rest.
essness a, night, Highly y-Colored Urine
IF TnESE WARNINGS ARE UNhhEphp sh-
RIops DISEASES WILL SOON
BE DEVELOPED.
TlrTT.s PILLS are especially adapted 10 srch
c,scs. One dose effects such change OF ieenns as
TO asioDi,h the sufferer
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HoRsFoRD's ACID PHosfHArEn
used habi,ualy renders the System lees liable 10 The
attacks Of sun-s,roke.
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LAWN DREssEs.-Three-piee suits can no" ~
had at $50 at LEVY BROTHERS. IRIS means
closing out.
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THE substances composing DE-. TErT's LIVER
PILLS are derived from The Vegetable Kingdom, and
are particularly designed act wih gen,leness and
thoroughness upon the stomach, ow-ls, liver and
general circulation. They prodace oae or two easy
passages "A day, without any purging Ok gripping.
Ylev q. main "a drastic elem ne.
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SEE LEVY BROTHERS assortment or Nirrs,
GLOVES, and Hosg-.he largest stock At the lowest
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COUNCIL COMMITTEES ELECTIONS TESTER
DAY.-The Committee on Schools mel at the
City Hall, and reelected Alderman l.. H..
Bass Chairman.
The Committee on Elections elected Mr.
George j. Hooper, Jr., chairman.
Mr. William II. Williams was reelected
chairman Of the Committee on Grounds and
Buildings.
Mr.. John J. King was elected chairman
OF the Committee on Fire Department
Captain Charles +. Taylor positively de-
clining reelection. Captain Taylor having
declined, nominated MIR. King. Nr. King
stated that had Captain Taylor been a can
didate be would not have opposed him. No
other changes IN the Department were made
by the committee.
The following committees meet to-day at
the City Hall: Committee on Police, at II
O'Clock Committee on Claims. at IL; Com
mlttee on Cemeteries. at il4; Committee
on Accounts and Printing, al 81 Committee
on Health. al 6. The Committee on James
River Improvement will meet over First
National Bank at 6 O'Clock.
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Tue MOZART TINS EyENING.-Firsf,
" Wedding March," (Mendetssohn,) orches-
ira; second. solo soprano, "Perche Non
Vieni Aneora," (Beyignani,) Miss Wyatt
third. solo clarinet, " II Puritani,' (Bassi.
Mr.. Jardela; fourth, douglas Gavotte,"
iKoiling.) orchestra; fifth, ballad, 4" A
Lady's mo- Means Yes" (Robins,) MISS
Wyatt; sixth, solo violin. Romance"
tsivori,) DIR. Bartkowski; seventh, waItzes,
HLes Slrenes,v lWaldleuiel,l y orchestra.
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Entered at the Post-Oaice at Richmond, Va, as
second-c lass msttcfI
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WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
sTAUNTON, VA.

opens its thiry.nrst session SEPTEMBER 90
1850. Among the 1rst schools for young ladies In
me United >taies. Climate unsurpassed Surround
ing. hesuuful Pupis from seventeen States.
AMONG THE LOWEST TERMS IN THE UNION.
IHRMs BOARD, Washing. Lights. knglish course.
Latin. French. for each half Of the Scho.asiic
All extras very low. For Catalogue. address
REV. WILLIAM \. HARRIS, ID. u,
IN 6.eod7fNw4t President. Staun'On. Va.
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EDUCATIONAL.

DATAPSCO INSTITUTE-MIsS SA-
Il RAH y. RANDOLPH. OF Edge Hill, Virginia,
PRINCIPAL. This well-kn0wu SCHOOL for YOUNG
LADIES and CHILDREN viii open SEPIkh CIR
18TH II Offers unusual facilities for finished edu-
cation. For circulars address the Principal. Pn-
tapsc0 Iusiliu'c, EIicOtf City, Nd. ~ 1921
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-15

STATE ASSESSORS APPOINTED. Judge
Christian, OF the Hastings Court, yester-
day appointed the following state assessors
TO reassess the lands in the city OF Rich
mond: James L. Apperson, III. Coalter
Cabeli, and William A. Boswell. The as
SCISSORS are required TO give bond in the sum
OF 81. 900 before the Hastings Court during
It's pre.ent term. The necessary books Tor
the work OF reassesSment have been pre-
p1red. and are now ready for delivery.
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NorEp DIVINE SAYS:

Dr. Tut ..,,.
Dear sir.-For ten years have been martyr TO
Dvspepsla. Constipation. aud Piles. Last spring
your pms were recommended; nsed ,henl' am
now Vcu msn; hsve good appetite, digestion per-
rec, reenlar stool,. piles gone. and have gained
foriy mounds Of Gch. They are worth their weight
a., ro,5 Rev. II. l.. SIMPSON.
Louisville, Ky.
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a. sAKs K CO.,
1913 MAIN STREET,
OPPOSITE POsT-OYrfCE.

NEW AGENCY FOR LIrHIA WATER.-Iiaying
besn appointed by Colonel Thomas +. Goode oae oi
his agents gor ,Ee ale of BUFFALO LiTnA WATER,
We shall keep supply Il This very yasable wafer
on hand, an4 are prepared TO meet any demand
that may he made On Us for H.. X. W. PowE q
CO. Druggists No. 1905 Main street.
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AW USFT ENIS

DICHMOND MOZART ASSOCIATION.
The regular weekly sOree will take place at
Mozart Hall THIS tfhursday) EVENING, at 81
O'Clock. Admission only hy membership or invita-
tion-cards which must be presented at the door.
Members can obtain invitStOn-cards on application
10 c. l.. SIEGEL. f2l Broad street, or {. f. JOHN
sTOS on : Main streeI. my 18Th
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Fire thousand dollars wtH, early in August,
be appended ty as 10 prorfde accommodations
for our steddiy-iRcreGstng trGde. Ne,c depart
ments tou BE- added, and the old on's tp'
proced. II may be necessary to close The a'rs
during tle height Of these improvements, AMI
in order 10 Gcotd the ruin If goods Jy dust
or dirt zee lGre concluded to ratUe our pr9ftS
for the balance Of the sedson.
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IHAvE ANALYZED TIE WHIsKrY known ua-
der the brand OF " B.seect,r controlled BY Mess''
WALTER ID. BLAIR & Co., Richmond, Va. AND
find il free from lustl-oH and other impurities,
and recommend IL use for medicinal aud family
purposes, j. Il. ncCAw, N. ID,
Late Professor OF Chemistry.
Medical College OF virgi0ia
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TEETfNs;S.

MASONIC NOTICE.-The mem. 3.
wi bers Of RlCHMOND LODGE, No. 10, Xxx
are requesiei 10 al end a called sOmmunica-|
ZION Of their LOfga ~ -. Adams Hall. corner Of
Thirc and Main streets or THIS tIhurscayl EVE
MING at ( O'Clock. 4 r. Work.
Meinbers Of sister iOGges aud transient brethren
In good Standing are invited 10 meet with us.
By order 0f The W. VI.
JAMES +. RIDOICK, Secretary
July Is, A. l.. $3.50. 4. ID. 1880. ~ l5-lc
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THE REsERvoIRs.-Th water in the reser-
yoirs is very low, but when the new pump
ng.works are completed we shall never have
to speak Of such difficulty again. But we
have now something more pleasant to say
of these great receptacles for the aqueous
fluid.
The new reservoir, with its picturesque
lake stretched out below il, and charming
drives surrounding, is indeed delightful
spot, and every clear evening it Is resorted
to by hundreds OF our citizens, who seek
this as the most pleasant drive about the
city. In few years, when the trees ana
shrubbery which have been so iudclously
planted SHALL have attained greater growth
aud afford an abundant shade, and the other
plans perfected, these drives. now very
beautiful. will scarcely be surpassed by any
i'm the country. 1t is even now feature OF
our city to which a citizen may feel Justly
proud to introduce stranger.
In marked contrast to this great public
Improvement is the more modest but, In It's
way. not the less beautiful Marshall reser-
voir. III the other is a glorious field where
the CAV world on wheels may dash along
with grateful satisfaction. to see and be
seen, this old reservoir is a spot OF quiet
and countless beauties, with its lovely
flowers and inviting yine-cOvered arbors,
such as might easily invoke the muse OF the
poet or inspire tale Of love. Under
the energetic and judcious superin-
tendence OF Mr.. Lysander W. Rose,
this reservoir has truly become one
OF the most lovely spots around the
city. He has fashioned his once ready
clerical pen into an apt and vigorous pru-
ming. knife and bis voice, once attuned to
the harsh tones OF the money-cnanger, now
breathes the poetry OF flowers. which are his
constant companions and objects OF care
He is as polite as a dancing-master, and en-
tertans visitors most charmingly. A visit
to this spot will certainly not prove devoid
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They increase the appetite. and cause the body to
take on aesh; thus ihc system Is nourished' and by
their tonic action on the digestive organs regular
stools are produced.
Price. 25 cents. 30 MURRAY slKEhA'
M, oq.eodtApoO New York.
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BALTIMORE, Md statcs'
IL have usod Coiten's LIEBIG's LIQUID FIX
TRACT or BEEF largely In deb(tffy. Jsbriie and
aerUons diseases and have found it one OF Ia
most reliable Of nutrient i0nics."
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rrUTT'S HAIR.DYE.-GRAY HAIR or
L WHISPERS changed 10 GLOSSY BLACK by a
single application Of This DYE, II mparlss Naiu-
"a Color scis irsis u;ant CusiY. Soid ny druStistS
or sent is express ou receipt OF 81.
OFFICE, So MURRAY STREET. NEW YObK.
fmy 29-eO6iAu2Ol
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MRS. SYLVANUS REEDS BOARDING
aN,n A

FUR 1OU No LAUItSs
Nos 6 and east Flfty-thr0 street. New York, re-
opsns SEPTEMBER 20. The course OF study In
the cOieeiaic departments meets AL DC mands toi
The hlchtr educailOn Oi women. " l5.2taW3m
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Democratic primary Election To-D'

All Conservatives who are registered In
the wards In which they offer to vote, and
who have paid their capitation tax for the
wear 1879. are authorized to vote, OF which
facts the Judges OF election must be satisfied.
Polls will be kept open from sunrise 10
sunset.
"Any Conservative who has not become
OF lawful age, but who will become OF such
sQe before the November election OF 1880,
shall be authorized TO vote at said primary
election. The Judges OF the prmary cleo
ton shall RETURN THE P0LL-B00Ks' properly
certified, together with the tickets, TO the
county sHperin,endent at the c0urt-houses
OF the respective counties and cities on or
before Tuesday, goth day OF July, 1880,
and said superintendents shall aggregate
the votes OF their several districts and
wards; the number OF delegates to which
each city and county Is entitled shall be
equitably appOrtioned among the candi-
dates according to the number OK votes re-
ceiyed by each candidate in each city and
county, giving the odd delegate or dele.
gates, II any, after such appoitionment, to
the candidate or candidates having the
highest fraction OF votes over and above
the number necessary TO secure delegate
or delegates"
The following are the voting-places
Marshall Ward: Payne's store, Twenty
seventh aud Marshall.
Jefferson Ward Old Market Hall.
Madison Ward: No. 90l Ninth street, near
Bank.
Monroe Ward: South side Of Grace street
between Second and Third.
Jackson Ward Hulcher's store, east side
OF Second street between Duvsl and Baker
streets, for voters living in the First and
Second precincts; and Seventeenth street
corner OF JAY for voters living in the Third
precinct
Clay Wsri Westham House.
Superintendent Gray will be at the Circuit
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rCHOOL on CHURCH HILL.

MRS. ENGLISH'S SCHOOL
wi ron
YOUNG LADIES ASD LITTLE GIRLS,
7O7 EAST FRANKLIN STREET,
u I'LL BIS REOPENED II ESDAY, SEPTEMBER
u. 1850.
The sueCesS of ;lis school during the past year
IA setseouraged The principal 10 secure in addition
10 be corps OF teachers Of last session other yau-
aiti. assistance.
n resrculsrs and further information apply 10
Mrs. JESSIE GORDON ENGLISH.
* 1 2-lwNtM W&Flm
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OUR
III As CONE
WHEN THBY MUST GO
TO PREVENT
THEM TBOM BEING
RUINED!
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State to participate IN the primarr meetings
held TO send delegates TO the State Conyen-
tion."
a committee appointed for that purpose to
the chairman Of the State Central Commit.
tee Of the Readjusters, who replied TO them
as follows:
READJUsTER STATE COMMITTEE
RICHMOND, March 80, 1880.
To Messrs. j. b. Richmond. y. X. Strother,
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ssuperintendent GRAY will he at the Circuit
Court rsom tonight to receive the city returns.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-08-14
Commissioners Notice.
lAARY ANN CARRICK

r. Us.
Thomas j. Moran, administrator Of the
personal estate OF Martin Carrick, deceas-
ed, and Edward BrannOn, his surety.
Michael J. Carrick, Thomas l.. Carrick
and Samuel 8. Black and Aaron Black.
parties trading as Black Bros, and the
Newburg Loan Association, defendants.
IN EQUITy.
by decree rendered by the Circuit
Court of Preston county, West Virginia.
in the above mentioned cause on the eth
day of LlarCh, 1880, the said cause was re-
ferred 10 one of the Commissioners of said
Court, with directions TO audit, state
and settle and report the state and condi-
ton of the administration accounts of the
defendant, Thomas J. Moran, as the nd
ministrator of Martin Carrick, deceased,
and whether the said Moran, as such admin
lstrator, ever executed bond az such ad-
mlnlstrator If so, the penalty thereof
and the suretics therein, and TO this end
may take and file proof touching the same
and report any other pertinent matter
deemed proper by him, or required by
any OF the parties and if personal ser
vice cannot be had on the parties who are
retained in the cause then such commits
sloner may publish notice of the time
and place of executing this order to the
parties, naming them, once Q week for
four consecutive weeks IN come newspaper
published in this county, and such notice
80 published shall be equivalent to personal
serVlce.upon the parties or any Of them.