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Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-24
COLLECTORS NOTICE.

U1HE Subscriber having received warran!s
 to collect State, Town and EccIesi- atical Tax, in the town of Norfolk on the As sesment list of ls45, gives notice to all persons interested, that he will meet them at the house of John A. Shepard, in said Norfolk, on the lst and 2d Mondays of January ls47, from one to four o'clock in the afternoon on each of said days, for the purpose of receiving said taxes
 NIB All persons nsglecting tp gay their taxes at said time and place, Wlll nave 'o F"y legal fees for collecting
 Norfolk, Nov. 2l. @owo
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-24

NOTiCE.-The Court of Probate for the 1N District Ot Litchfeld hath assigned the lst day of January, A D 1Sl7, at 10 o'clock forenoon, at the Probate office in Ltchfield, for the examination and settlement of the admin is,ration account with the estate of Russell Hal lock, late of Warren in said Dislrect, deceased, at which time and place all persons interested will appear if they see cause and be heard thereon.
 BURTIS JUDD, Executor. Liich6eld, Dec Is, iS46. 30
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-24
.NsOTTCE

ITS hereby given to the residents and nOn-res- l idenis. liable to pay town tax in the town of Washington, that 1 will meet them 10 re- ceive said taxes at the store of Thomas +. Brinsmade in said Washington on Monday, Dec. 2lst, 1916, from 10 o'clock A. M. until 4 o'clock P. M. and at the store of George B. Waller in New-Preston nn Tuesday, Dec 22d, from o'clock until P M. Those who neg lect this opportunity of paying their taxes may expect to pay travelling fees.
 ISAAC D. PATTERSON, Collector.
 New-Preston, Dec. 1st, 1S46. %
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-24
FRESH GOODS.

sWHE SUBSCRIBERS would say to their N friends and the public generally, that they have been daily for the last two weeks, recelv' ing large supplies of ,.,
 ~J-VU @oODMD~ ~9 Consisting of almost every article which can be inquired for in Dry Goods, Hard Ware, CrOckery and Glass Ware'
 ALSO A LARGE QUANTITY OF
 =- -ODG"RRE EE- -S which will be sold at the lowest prices for good pay or approved credit; ,,,nn 52tf SMITH " JoDD'
 Litch6sld, May 2oth, 1s4e.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-24
PIANO EORTE3, N- y SIC,
 AND pANCY GOODS!

THE undersigned, for many years agent for l. Lemuel Gilbert's celebrated Patent Grand Action Piano ortes, has opened ware room m New York, 156 Fulton st., next do or to the corner of Broadway, where a supply of Piano Fortes IEolian Attachments of exquisite tone and finish also Bacon & Ravens instruments, Seraphnes. Parlor Organs Violins, Flutes, ,Gui- iars and Accordeons, Sc. Violin and Guitar strings, Music of all kinds, Songs, Duetts. Mar ches. Waltzes, PokaS, Sc. Instruction Books for Piano, Flute, Guitar, Sc. In addition an assortment of PerGumcry, Cologne, Ext, acts, Soaps, Brushes and Fancy Articles. Orders for brass Instrumentation Bands, and instruments and books for church choirs. promptly attended 10. Pianos and other instruments warranted, any packed 10 goany distance.
 CHARLES HOLT, Jr,, 15j Fulton street,
 doors cast of Broadway. 5w2l P S.-A good Piano Forte ior $l5o
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-24
RPNLH EsAfO

VNHE enclosure of the subscriber ou or a. l bout the first of September, light red yearlng HEIFER, white face. The owner IS requested tc prove property, pay charges ana take her away. ~
 B. H. MORSE. Ltchfeld, Dec. I5,. 1Sl6, 50
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-24
READY MADE BOOTS AND SHOES.
First Building West Gf the Free School,
 Cfraef

Hest Street.
 THE subscriber would in-
 m l form the inhabitants of
 LiIchfeld and vicinity that he ~H will keep on hand and manu-
 M facture to order Boots and Shoes of the best quality. Ladies' morocco and calf skin Slippers $l per pair, Gentlemen's calf skin Boots made of the best material 8 per pair and made to fit in the best style, Kip skin Boots Ss3. 50 and made to suit the purcha- scr, Cowhide Boots s, Gentlemen's calf skin Brogans $2, Slippers l.5o. He invites those who want work in his line to give him call as he has no donbt he can satisfy them both to quality and prices-no better work can be ma nnfactured in this village. Particular atten- tion pald to custom work in all it's branches repairing done to order and at short notice.
 Persons in want of any of the above articles are respectfully requested to call and examine for themselves before purchasing elsewhere.
 JAMES w. WILSON. Litchfield, 18th October ls46. 2l
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-24
THE PILES /! 4 CURE FOR LIFE GUARANTEE Dr. Uphams Internal Reme-
 xlVp

For the Cure cf Piles, hfammaiiom ofthe Licer aud Spleen; b,tlammation, Soreness
 and liberation cf Me Sfomach, BO,reIs,
 Ridncys anu Bladder Mtqdmmatory anG
 .Me'curia| Rheamatism; mpurity cf Blood
 Weakness and Lnj2ammaii0m ef the Spine
 ana Jor Me RehJ cf .Marricd L0dies,
 THE VEGETABLE PILE ELECTUARY
 Invented by Dr: A. Upham,a distinguished success full remedy for that dangerous and d!s- dressing complaint, the PILES, ,evei offered oihc American public.
 Mark this l., is an INTERNAL REMEDY not an external applic aton, and will cure any or.eeS'ernal; and probably the only thing that will. There is no mistake aboutit. It is posi-. lVecnre-speedy and permdnenf It is also convenient medicine 10 take. and improves the genera health in a remarkable ma nncr.
 Finch box contains twelve doses, at 8 1-3 cts. pcrdose. It is very mild in it's operation, and may be taken in cases the most acute inf1am. nation with out danger. All external applicn. tons are in the highest degre disa gre able, in. convenient and offensive; and from.ihe very na. tnre of the disease, temporary in their effects. The Medicine attacks the disease its source, and REMOVING THE CAUSE, renders the cure CERTAIN md PERMANENT.
 AhoSfh hs nHn9NY GHH6THARY RRSEAssS Ess g5c0v prepared for the cure of PILES, yet it has proved nsc'd'"u be Medicine far superior to a others 'h niI diseases 0f an inftnmmatOry character, with detcrminntion ot blood to any particular part or organ. lm Inflammation and Concrsti,n 't the Liver and Spleen; Inflammation, Soreness md Liberation oithe Stomach, Bow els. Kidneys, and BIadder; in lnhammatory and Mercurinl Hheumatem, it is the BEgT Medicine ever dis. covered.
 IMPURITIES OF THE BLOOD
 For all Impurities of the Blood arising from 'hc imprndent use of Mercury, or orhc, causes; 'or all Diseases, oi the Skin and Scroiuous Affections; ih all cases where the Blood is DOW erluy determined 10 the Head. producing dig. ziness and distress, Dr. UPHANiS ELECTU. ARY IS entirely unrivaleG.
 TO MARRIED LADIES'
 Married Ladiesare almost invariably subject to that painful and injurious disease, the PILES with consequent Inflammation of the Stomach, bowels and Spinc weakness of the Back, flow oi Blood to the Head, sc. The Electuary is perfectly safe for Pregnant Ladies, and the most useful Cathartc that can possibly be used, as will not only remove the Piles and ali n1am ma,ory diseases, WITHOUT PAIN OR IR RlTAT1ON, but will ensure m easy
 CURE FOR LIFE GUARANTEED.
 The E!ectuary contains NO MINERAL MEDICINE; NO ALOES, COLYCINTH, GAMBOGE, or other powerful and irritating Purgative. No fear oftakins cold while under its influence, no change in diet necessary. IT taken according to the directions A CURE FOR LIFE IS GUARANTEED. time, a safe delivery, and sound constitution in the offspring.
 Pamphlets. giving valuable information rcspec ting this medicine may be obtained of Agents gratis.
 Boston, General Agent dGs !hs N eSa aEpaIa6uhlilI uhlilI
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-24
BY THE QUEENS PATENT.
 TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF BuChan'S Hungarian BalSam of Life.

THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR Colds, Coughs, Asthma and Consumption vEVHE MOST CELEBRATED and 1NFAL l LlBLE remedy, for Colds, Coughs, Asthma and every form molPULMONARY of CONSUME: LIFE, discovered by that eminent Medical Che. mist, Dr. BUCHAN of London, England, and extensively known as the' Great English Rem edy.'
 It has been tested for upwards of seven years in Great Britain and on the continent of Europe, only remedy for this awful malady, and is now introduced into the United States under the i'm. mediate superintendence ofthe inventor. With. in three yearsit has been distributed from Maine to Florida, and from Canada to Wisconsin, and ;,s aAacto n ovnrv ,uhnro a1iko
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-24
NO DECEPTIONy

Not week passes away without we have to re. cord some of the most astonishing cures of long continued Asthma, 1ncipient Con. sumption, Bleeding at the Lungs, Bronchitis, Difficulty of Breathing,
 and the various diseases to
 which the Lungs and
 Throat are subject,
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-24
zs tpa Insurance Company
 HARTFORD, CT. f4mniful 200. 900 DOJIN1'S,

Wuhliberiv Go increasslhe sGmeto I10J c
 Milton of Dollars,
 @FFER to insure Dwelling-Houses' OStores, Mills, ,Manufactories, Barns shinsand Vessels whilein rort, or on the stocks, Goods and every other species of insurable persona! proPerty,aga'nss.nsoosss or damage by Grs, Ut as low ra!es o' neS paeS; mium as any similar institutionin good standing. m,, ,
 Office in the Court House Litehfeld, Nov. 26, lS45. oS
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-24
Geese Feathers.

vUHE subscribershave made arrange \ ments to keepa constant supply of a firstrate article of Geese Feathers .-seleced and packed with great care ny ourselves in packages from 20 to 5OIbs.; and will furnish at all imesanyquantiiy from 20 to 1000 lbs. of a quantity they will warrant to be as good as the besa' ut as low prices as can be purcha sed euualquality in the state: :,,,,, ,,,r
 Wint Tester, ls46. I
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SPECIAL OFFICES.

Proposals FOR supplying the following Offices, a.
sum to be named, and subject to the condition OF
being limited to the net proceeds Of the Offices are
invited.
Creek Agency from Fort Gibson, miles, once
week.
Dover from Dwight, 10 miles, once week.
Fort Washita and Mayhem frem For fowson.
90 miles, once sweek.
Magnolia rom Union coarthouse, 0 miles, once
week.
Old Town from Helena, 20 miles, once a week.
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vitcd
1896. From Bonneville, by Winfield, TO Parks
30 miles and back, once week.
Leave Bonneville every Wednesday at 6 m, ar.
rive a, Parks same day by m.
Leave Parks every Tuesday at 6 a m, arrive al
Bonneville same day by 6 pm.
Proposals to extend IS miles, via Texas, to thu
seat ofjustce of Polk county, are invited.
1897. From GAINESVILLE, by Piney and Jasper
Court-house, to CarroIlton, 20 miles and back
once week.
Leave GAINESVILLE every Monday at m, arrive
at Carrollton next Wednesday by sp m.
Leave Carroll,on every Thursday a, 6 a m, ar
rive at Clarksville next Saturday by Jpn.
1898. From Pi,,sburg, by Morrison's Bluff, Nc.
Leans Bottom, Point Prairie, Penultiina, and oal
Grove, TO Fort Smith, 70 miles and back, once
week.
Leave Piitsburg every Friday AT am, arrive Al
Fort Smith next day by 8 m.
Leave Fort Smith every Sunday at ia m, ar
rive at Pi,tsburg next day by p m.
$685. From Scotia, by Pi,tsbug, GAINESVILLE
Swsperty's House, Ozark, Pleasant Hill, and Van
Buren,, to Fort Smith, SO miles and back, twice
week.
| 3 D m, arrive at Fort Smith next days By ~ m.
Leave Fort Smith every Sunday and "Wednesday
at p m, arrive at Scotia next days by ii m.
Proposals for tri-weekly services also TO carry IN
two horse coaches, are invited.
s9lO. From Norrislovn, by Dsrisneles, Chicka
lah Danville, and Cherry Grove, TO bonneville, 81
miles and back, once week.
Leave Norristown every Monday at 6a m, ar
rive at Bonneville next day by pm.
Leave Bonneville every Wednesday at a m
arrive at Norristown next day by | pm.
59il. From Lewisburg to Clinton, IS miles an,
back, once week.
Leave Lewsburg every Tuesday at m, ar
rive at Clinton next day by 4pm.
Leave Clinton every Monday, ut a m, arrive a
Lewisburg next day by - m.
5o42. From Lewisburg TO Pcryyille, IA mile
| and back, once aweek.
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week.
leave Lexington every Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday at q m, arrive at Cofeevie same days
by IL night.
Leave Cofreeville every Wednesday,, Friday, and
Sunday at a m, arrive at Lexington same days by
l0pm.
Proposals to carry in two-horse coaches are in
vitcd. -...-
572l. From Lexington, by Benton, to Yazoo
City, SO miles and back, three times week.
Leave Lexington every Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday at a m, arrive at Yazoo City same days
Leave Ya.oo City every Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday at p m, arrive at Lexington same days
by I0pm.
Proposals TO commence the route at Benton in
stead cf lexington and carry in two-horse coachts
are invited.
572o. From Carrollton, by Smiths Mills, Tusca-
bona, Black Oak, Charleston, and Robinia, TO Pa
nola, SO miles and back, once week
Leave Carrolton every Wednesday at 5 a m, ar
rive at Pamela next day by pm. ~
Leave Pamela every Monday at m, arrive at
Csrrollton next day by M.
5723. From CsrroIton, by Middletown, Shong.
aloo and Kilmichsel, to Greensboro, 81 miles and
back, twice a week.
Leave Caroon every Monday and Thursday
at . m, arrive at Greensboro next day by ~ m.
Leave Greensboro every Tuesday and Friday
at 1 m, arrive al Carrollton next day by IL, m.
572A From Grenada, by Graysport, TO Hope
well, as miles and back, once week.
Leave Grenada every Monday at IN, arrive at
Hopewell same day by z PM
Leave Hopewell every Tuesday at a m, arrive at
Grenada same day by pm.
Proposals 10 run to Houston, emitting Hope
we'll are invited, also 10 end At Greensboro, instead
Of the places mentioned.
s7o5. From Cofrsevine. by Cuddyhunk and Oak
Grove, TO Houston, IS miles and back, once week.
Leave Coffeeville every Friday nj 6 M arrive at
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purcEEss AGRIcULTURA1 INsT1TUTE

TINE UNDERSIGNED on the lat of April next, will
open NJ his pScr OF residence known the Wilkinson
Premium Farm of Union Vale. Duchess Co twelve miles
OF the village of Pou ,hksepsie School signed for
The instruction OF young gentlemen in every department Of
practical and scientific Agrcuure The Farm consiCs DO
acres OF Bcd embracing great variety OF soil The locs
ton pleasant and heaul ard for the supply Of
law IN The Union Every provision and effort the part OF
the proprietor viii be made for securing ample Oi
curing thorough knowledge or Agriculture in the most
enlarged In the OF Inc modern improved
farm implements select FsrIners's Library,
Agricultural Periodicals. instruction in all the Academic
studies. Lectures the Natural Scrucas Also. all other
reasonable means ofeXcing in the olhe pupils de-
sire for tbs acquisition Of all knowledge pertaining thereto
To haend s labor performed b. the pupils be under the
nmeds!e supervision ard direction of the Principal who
viii during the hours of Gbor sndeavOr Instruct his PIT
pills ny eNanp!2 well prec-p cOurse OF Lectures
Val be delivered each Of the domestic animals CON-
erc!ng with The Horse, during which psTiect Anatomy
VIII he 81 hrrd, nsvng been already ohtnei The pupils
VIII be required 10 a.tsnd Divine Service the Saboah
There within shor: distance, Presbyterian, Baptist
Methodist and Frisndr Churches convey VIII ply
on Nu-.dsy sEd Saturday OF every week, for the con-
veynnce Of The Mail aud passengers and the general con
Venieoce OF the Institute Terms 50 per able
sem-Annu.lly IN sdys9ce.
Those desirous Of zvnng themselves of the advantage Of
this Institution requested make imredis;e applica
ton as bri limited number OF pupils will be received for
The first year.
good common school education and good moral charac
ter VI" be requisite IN order that young may be ad
United into his Institution
Referenee-Ths Trustees OF the American Institute, and
JNo. l.. Mason. Eco. n York.
JOHN WILKINSON, Principal.
Address PolghSeepsie. d. County. jig Saw5wO&SiW
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SIOOO, CHALLENGE !.

GID0l CHALLESGE.-Tbe proprietor Of
@lbooWldefs Patent SSlAr7a.der SAFE challenges
any Safe Maker in ne United States II he SUN OF
oEe thousand dollars impartial trial The Safes 10 be
selected by DISTINGUISHED from Hose now =
use always provides they Sled with h- compost
iion Is Patented By WlGrrl Ne;sThe foregoing arrange
er VIII serve protect the fr1 suspicion
5srIng mace Safe for tie express purpose Of tescugin
furnace Such Suspicion hss attached itself all preedi
iai-d Tests OF Saes The only evidence perfectly ssssc
Tory 10 purchasers being IN accidental es ovsr winch the
manufacturers could exercise no control.
SILAS c. HERRING, Proprietor Of WIcers
2Of lnDkW Patent Sslarnsnder Safes No l39 Watsrst
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ARRIVED.

Brig Augusta Sherwood I'm Savannah, with cotton, to
Sturges & Chairman
Sc6r Grsndee (of Cambridge Msss) 10 de I'm Halifsx
with fish and s2ars, 10 Ncsrnith & Walsh
Schr Jane Rogers. I'm New.L london, with oil, being
the cargo OF the wrecked schr L ouisa Beaton.
Schr Marietta Berry I'm Boston, with mdse, TO Joseph
Atkins
soop Jarnes Lanpheer, Cheney, I'm Providence, RI,
with domestic produce
Soop Joseph Lawrence. Smith. FIN ew.London. with
oil, TO Grinnel, Minturn & Co.
Sloop New London Smith, NLondon oil.
sloop Franklin Granis. NLondon, oil &c.
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TUE GLoUCEsTER MACHINE COMPA-

NJ having commenced op-rstions q. nj: n-E y" ka
a. Gloucester, New Jersey. PElaaefEia, are no"
prepared 10 make contracts Tor every Description oil COon
Mschnery; AIo Slide and Screw Engine L-t2=s and g..
other Machine Shop Tools. which the= pledge is7eFes
vl b superior in qualify AID workmanship Ind g. reason
soe prices.
They are likewise prepared TO 1rni.h ali kind.
inss, Including Steam Pice warning buciDsG a. 5
short notice Reference Siter Prce Co Philadelphia
Address J. COOKE SITTER Treasurer,
S5f2sw2us Gloucester, New Jersey.
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a1N ORDER OF the Hon. Jacob C. Lansing Supreme
ID Court Commissioner Notice il hereby given that Nh al
has issued again tine estate OF Nathalie. JacocAs
late OF Lansing CHURCH The County rf Rensselaer, al
sconding debtor, due proof made 10 the aid Comm
sioner pu the direction of the statute concerning
Attachments against pbscondng concealed or none'i'
dent debtors aud that the viii be sold FOR NE pay
rclof IT. drbts unless The said debtor shall appear ana
Discharge such attachment according 10 itw within ife
Ipopls from Tie rst puhieaf OF Ls notice aGi mat IRE
ulymeu of aly aept1 aultaa delivery % any properly '-
longing the debtor To bin az Tor Ms ise ana zoe a''
Ter 81 ny property by him. any Whatever arc
forbidden hy Ia and ara yGl. Dated t-hruari w. slb
i7fIs,v3m c. C.. PARbfLEE. Any pr attaching creoto'
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I AIiGE SALE OF NALuASLE real EsrArE
Lin The City OF fora.Wilae sold al pubic auction
e. the Merchants Exchange on THURSDAY Marc. H. s+o
Oh Ancery. by AHTHOSY }. bLEEChEH, AucNonser
the following described prcpsJtypGr OF tue estate OF joel
The Lot ami store No. IS Will,m - one door South
Wall.sl Lot q feet and II inches wide in front
ALSO the Lot aud Store No Il Wti!am.st next adjoining
- feet wide In front
Also, The Lot and Store No 81 Maiden ahe Lot - 'ee
and inches wide in front
Also. Lot and Store No 1872 PeaTsi Lo % eet ana
Aao. III. Lots and Stores Nos is ard 100 Maiden lane
which together SS feet and 10 inches wide IN
front
Also the Lot and Dwelling House No $50 Peerlst Lot =
feet and inches wide In front
Also the Two Lots and Houses Nos II and IL Dover S.
and which taken together 80 fee, sud inches wide III
Also the Lot and House 7s wsterst Lot 70 feet and
inches wide in front.
Also all those Ave Lots with Buildings thereon, s.-
tie SouthW of Pear md hague SIS
dague.s add which rk-n ioyehr Sc feet AID inches
in front Pears and III feet inenesIn front on hague
Aso all those three Lots will, ~. Buildings thereon SIT.
nated On the North-Wesl OF Cherry and ooseVr
SIS and SHOWN Nos - aJt q Cherry.si Hnd no "
Rposeve-s, and which taken Dgether are ~ eeL ana c
In front Cherryst and b tuel andi inches In front on
Rooseveii-st.
Also the Lots with The Buildings llereon Soown -
Nos CO ard II Cherry and which taken together are 80
fee end inches in 'front.' on Cherry-st
Also the Lots Of land with the Buildings thereon
situate the North Westerly corner OF Monroe and Wal
nut and which together IA eeI aud inches
IN front Walnuts and 100 fee, and inches IN front on
Monroe-st
Also Mi those TWO al ioinng tracts pieces parcel, Of
land situate ut Bloomngdae known respectively Clare
aud Hlonts Alta. and which taken togehet contain ~
acres, more or less .
of the purchase money remen bond ana mortgage
Lhographic Maps, showing the location ard dimensions
OF the property, may be had upon application 10 J.
Blocker, Aurtioneer, Hrosd-sL
2Sfiml2 BUTLER & EVARTS No. AsnOver-st.
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N. L. CEAFFEE ,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law,
Jefferson. Ashts5ula Co. Ohio.
TsHE COLLECTION and remittance of debts and a.
other professional business carefGl; and promptly al
tenced to- REFERS
Hon. Reuben Wood Lock port, o. } c,, I,3ya. M
- Peter Hitchcock. Burton. - So 81 Ohio
Il Mathew Rirchsrd. Warren"
Alfred Edwards l. Co.SYork Hor EsenNcwton Cauae!dO
Marsh Compton Eisha Wh!telsey,"
Edw Corning x Co r Giidinys,J eferson'
WIN. HOLSTER, ESQ. Buffalo Lewis B. Austin Esq An'H'
Peter Curtis. ESQ. e NY. burg. o, l1i la"im
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U@cials
LIST OF LETTERS.
.ov.sr,.rp ~ TIE r,,pusr BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT

s,s Ind be Il fsrts<r enacted
drsr,sernen.s made under the orders CT the Post
s.r General newspaper or newspapers, OF letters
sd FOR In any Post Oce Bhal be inserted In the paper
A. papers OF place where The Office advertising
fray Sc situated, huing ke aTgert circulation ,o.E
Neu Post Office Lr-u, passed hH7eA . 1'''-
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THE TRIBUNE.
Law Courtn.


,...,.,oxs IN cHaScESy' March a-Bcforn Hon Lew
DS.Sford Ae.;s,an, Vice Chapcelor-Hea-y Rhodes
d .aeas RSolls and o,hsys-G D. Beers and Aunssa
n.ns Sog complainant: s. B. Gushing for detendants-
H.deJ that he asrcernen. act up In the bill proved
and that l. ought be specifically performed thoushno
~ ssrI /, question to the cornnainsnt Argued
i,sacaS -
Co.. & Ta,nags Receipers OF The Jca Lasraaee Com
-,n, :, hsoDh S,,,rron, and othezs-W Curtis Noyes
~ cor,,s;nan,s Seymour and c. P Kirkland for
$3.50. decided IN M the business satof which this
. nrahb,d by law thirds Of the stock
$3.50 ,.sars before voted 10 discontinue bu-
Us, ,hs .signulent of mortgage
sness a u -. ,i,e 10 the j,ca Insurance Company Bill
sonsSsed wi Win cos,s-
1" p,ooS GOOD Cart, v. Layp,, Bloodgoods EzecH-
.a S g SJuusr fcr connIainsnt: D. Lord for de-
a.;Sod ,n ,v ,nas he viii of James Blood
iehoa.. LHSo. t, scse.ed daughter take The same
gooo, ns ci. On VI W. S i,ber OF the children who die
%. AZ @ " - s,-yiyne children take respective
without issue as ms decree did not preclude the
also Una. .ae cantes,ing the question of law thereby
defendants r'21 soodeood In bis individual capacity be
aecioeo narty suit TO stand over and cos,s and
ing nStrm.,ions reseryed
B. Lxet, and oaers vs. Charlotte Rhodes and
s.eSI.ednwR n Ogden and D. B. Ogden for corl
NJ 3 sarsean, and B. E Butler FOR defend
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snie. Mt the stock Exchange. :. March ?.
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.

CLEARED.
ships Catherine, Crane. Charleston Geo Sutton; Eme-
RAID Batmore Avalanche, Paum, Bait.
Brigs Harbinger Winchester, West Indies Clinton.
Andrews Savannah, Sturges Chairman s. Co; Alabama,
Means Bermuda. Nesnith g. Walsh.
Schrs Loaand, Clark, Philad. |. McCready Mary
Ann Guest Rogers, do.