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M A. TYSON a. SISTERS Seminary
1vl. for Young Ladies', on F street, north
side, between 18th and l3th--The duties Of this
institution will be resumed on Tuesday, the 18th
instant The pupils are requested to be punctual in
attendance on the day of the opening. For terms Of
tuition, &c. parents and others are respectfully in
vited to call at the institution.
Sept l-dtl5S
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TNHE fall term Of Mrs. Porer's Seminary for
Il young ladies' will commence on Monday, 7th
September. Mrs, p. will receive a few pupils as
6oarders. For TERMS &c, apply at her residence on
G street.
Aug 3l-w3wif
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A. GREEN,
AuclionseI
Aug 24-d

The above sale is postponed I'LL Tuesday, the eth
instant, same hour, when IL will positively take
place. The terms Of sale are, all sums Of and un-
der S25, cash. over S25, credit OF two and four
months, for notes satisfactorily endorsed bearing
interest The attention. Of the public are particular,
ly invited to the sale 10 large lot Of excellent
furniture.
A. GREEN,
Sept I'D Auctioneer.
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer. .
FARM AUCTIf
A. GREEN,
Auctioneer


VALUABLE FARM AT AUCTION
On Tuesday, the 18th Of September, shall
sell on the premises, at o'clock p. m, a valuable
farm, containing about ninety three acres. This
farm is beautifully situated, about three miles and
half from Washington, on the back road leading
from Washington to Bladensburg, and near the
farms Of Mr. Tucker and Mr.. Bates. Ii has on il
frame house containing eight rooms and stone
cellar, good stable, corn and house, about 500
peach and apple trees in full bearing, of the best
kinds Of fruit and 400 peach trees planted out last
spring, in fine growing state, together with some
best cherries, plums, and pears. There are two
never-failing streams of water running through the
place. The soil is kind, and susceptible OF high
state OF improvement IL can be divided into two
farms Of about 46 acres each which will be done on
the day of sale, If desired 1t ia unnecessary to say
more, as persons wishing to purchase will examine
for themselves. 'H II. .|#. ...
Terms One-third cash; the balance in one, two,
and three years. for notes bearing interest," '
A GREEN,
Sept. 2-2aw&ds Auctioneer.
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The name of no person will be entered upon our
books unless the payment Of the subscription be
made in advance.
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very light Ia bacon hams very little business ia
doing Lard also meets rather dull sale. Grease
quoted at 42s. TO ass; beef 72s to 65s per fierce
spd pork SIS. Cd. 10 65s per barrel.
RicE continues in good demand, and prices are on
he Increase Sales, since last publication are IL,
600 bags; ordinary white broken at l2s. sd. to lbs
3d. l5s. TO los. Sd. for middling TO fine whites 4O
tsrces American cleaned Carolina brought from
%. Cd. to 24s. per cwt. in bond.
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FINANCIAL. MATTERS

The indications Of revival in trade are now de-
|cded and fair amount of business will probably
be transacted this fall though not to the usual ex
tent in times Of and confidence in financial cir
|ees A material reduction in many descriptions of
|dry goods has been submitted to, especially those
more Immediately affected by the new tariff and
foreign competition. There have been many large
failures at Baltimore and New York, so that credit
lis less readily obtained than formerly. In Balt-
more it is said good paper is on the street at
per cent, and two per cent. has in some instances
been paid. In New York, "money is plenty in
reality, but as securities very carefully scru-
inized, it is only obtained with facility on very
prime paper"
There is no particular stringency in this market,
but only very prime securities are offered-accom-
mediation is not freely offered by capitalists. The
advance in sterling exchange operates with with
drawal of government deposits to check any ex-
pansion by the banks, and many of the country in
|sututions are still unable to discount. u s. per
cent has fallen to lO2 at New York, including two
months interest accrued, and the feeling is toward
still lower rates. when the late deposit banks real
ze upon their stock pledged as collateral with the
United States treasury. The first issue Of treasury
notes has been authorized at nominal rate of in
terest, and will be used probably instead of specie
TO move the government funds toward the seat Of
war.
An increase of $4,000 in the canal revenues of
with great warmth Of congratulation. The greatest
portion of this increase is from the Wabash and
Erie, which, from November Is, l845, to July 18th,
1896 returned S., 232 against 500, 1885, in that Pc
Rod of previous season. ....ty- -. .....
The tolls on the Indiana, Wabash and Erie ca
nal, so far this year, show considerable increase
over the corresponding months in 1845. AT Lafay-
cite, during March, April, May, June, and July,
1885, the aggregate tolls amounted to Sl4, 599 SO.
During the same months of 1916, they are given in
the Lafayette Journal at S2824 80, being an in
crease last year of one hundred per cent.
The Illinois Journal says the work on the Illinois
and Michigan canal is progressing rapidly to COM
pletion as the circumstances will warrant, and the
only drawback to its speedy completion is the
|cty of laborers on the line. Contractors are pay
ing dollar day for hands, and stone-cutters In
particular are in demand at high wages. With the
inducements held out to labor, we doubt not but
that the demand for help will speedily be met, and
that all will 60 on prosperously upon the work as
Its most sanguine friends could anticipate. The
whole line is under contract, and the board of trus
tees have finally determined to supply the canal
with water through the means of the Calmet and
kankakee feeders.--Boston Post.
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A CARD.
ROYD REILLY, recovered from sickness, il
- again at his post.
Sept
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Switzerland.

GENEVA, Aug. l0-On the LIST of August, the
people of Berne adopted, by great majority, the
new constitution
The discussions Of the Diet have not been Of a
nature to call for any observation.
The non-revision Of the federal pact has caused
some excitement, but there has been breach OF
order One of the radical journals gravely recon-
mended the people to take FIRE engine, and to
souse the conservative deputies, and after that to
waylay and thrash them. Such is specimen Of the
manner in which the thorough democrats under
stand freedom Of opinion.
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mlsCendueOub-
LOUIS PHILrppE's spEEcH-The king opened the
session of the Chambers by the following speech:
"Gentlemen, peers, and deputies:
81 experience lively satisfaction at seeing you
assembling around me with SO much eagerness. At
the usual period of your labor, shall communicate
with you respecting the internal and external affairs
of the State. At present, in convoking Immediately
the two chambers, in compliance with the charter
in summoning the peers appointed since last session.
and the deputies whom France has just honored with
her sufrages, to take the oath before me, am anx-
ious that you should receive at the time the
surance Of my active and Interchangeable deyotedness
to country, and Of my confidence in your senti-
ments towards me and my family.
81 learned from my earliest youth to love and
and serve France. Called to the throne by her
wish, for the salvation of her liberty, have devo-
ted my existence to the regular maintenance of her
institutions and to the peaceabe development of her
prosperity and grandeur. There is no trial that
am not prepared to submit to, and that shall not
endure, in order to attain object so dear to my
heart. Providence, | hope, will permit me- with
the cooperation of the Chambers, and the national
assent to insure the of that patriotic labor
"My children and yours will reap its fruit and if
France free and happy, retain an afectionate recol
lection of our common efforts, II shall be, gentle
men, our brightest and noblest reward.
INDIAN coRN.--The anticipated almost total fall
ure Of the potato crop in England, Ireland, and
Scotland, has caused the price Of Indian to rise
from 25s. to 32s. a quarter during the last three
weeks The quantity in the Mediterranean is said
to be very small. We expect that America will be
enabled to reap golden harvest in the sale of this
article in England.
The TARIFF OF THE PAPAL STATEs.-We find,
from the following announcement, that his holiness,
the newly-eected Pope, is about to endear himself
still more in the affections Of his subjects Ivy acting
the part Of commercial reformer The subjoined
translation Of an official notice, published July 2,
announces some important reductions:
ellis holiness our lord, with the view Of apply
ing useful reforms to sundry articles of the existing
customs tariff, whilst he has ordered us to confirm
the generous premiums established in favor of the
manufacturers Of woolen cloths by the notifications
Of the 2Ist OF August, 1885, and the llth of Apr,
lS42, has authorized u.s. ripa poce, to publish the
following resolutions:
"The import and export duties on the articles emu
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pY ORDER OF the Hoo. Charles T. Daily. one OF the
- Judges Of the Court OF Common Pleas OF the City an1
County OF N-wYork-Noce s hereby given, pursuant TO
the provisions OF The stsu!e authorizing attachments against
Absconcing concealed dehiors ioal an Al
Issued against the OF Ohm Pereon resi-
of Spencer Medina county Ohio and that the same
will be sold for the payment Of bis debts uniess he appear
and d;sch.g attachment according 10 law within
oine months from the publication OF this roee and
pay Of any debts due him by any person
siding within Saie OF NewYork and the delivery 10
hun, Of property within said STATE belong
ing him. and The transfer OF any such properly oy him
forbidden ny law, and are void.
Dated the 7h cay OF May, 1915.
PETER CLARK, Auy. for Attaching Creditors.
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minoow Sbaors.

TRENCH WINDOW SHADES.! WINDOW
l. Shadesi!- c. WOODFORD, 2S9; Broadway, VIII.
open hi. morning invoice OF WINDOW shades comprs
leg choice and select OF window shades
c-g-d by the late arrivals from Europe
" Tn. invoice eontsinI full landscapes, scrolls, style
Louis XIV Gothic Doc, Ionic and amos; every style OF
architecture Also. style wire bltudL Also,
several cases low priced cornces Picture aH.ss cords
furniture gmps &c. st Broadway, Lafsge Bulldogs At
FRENCH WINDOW sHADES!-J. c. WOOD
FORD, 2s' Broadway will open This nornins Two case.
window shades. patterrs Families mol YET having
MAIDS their purchases will md II their advsn age cal
and examine III before purchssng elsewhere. Al
corn c-r cur tain trimmings, &c Lsthrge Buildings 4S
Broadway. my22
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miscellaneous.

AMERICAN ANGLERS GUIDE.
THE Secoud Eeilion Of mis- pcrasr work CO American
Aualpg ro.S ready Pics 50 Cents, LII eagrayiags
vood.
No cpe Ih9u'd so hshinz without III. capital book IN
hi, pocket 81 head Inderd we'll read me
without cresmpg If TIC with which be can throw
Ire make fy and bait hook 8sti5ea there good
nor. OF iotor nation the nsiural history Of sh this
closely printed volume" N. Y. Com Adv
For sale 81 john ]. BROWN L co. ~ Fal'on 81;
Ns.,au mT.6
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pIEKCY.s sPINaL CORSET, and Laced s.se.,

plERCf,S SPINAL CORSET, and Laced STOCK
inss-Thi, Corset for he support sL-nsiaeI.sS ana
AID n cure OF cisea.e. OF iae Spine ass noS been Il iuc
oes.iu 1.e years snd las received ne patronage Of
lumber OF dIrng ui.hed ,urs-ors Sd! ee.oes Of
e1srdins ~ us-fli,e lie PrvPrsirrss GEES l.s Cor
set VIE renewed confidence 10 hose !sd'-s sc-e wi'n
Spfca Diseases /, any OF v,cus tostcs Iih Doo-ec
precisely 10 s- t-se fern, AL VII give cave eo1iof
sad supper
Safss5c' 81 Physcisns well q, dose a..cSo VIE
t~eL-a c. q 'era;ous 1Gos vaFiecfe 7shs, &c hef
LACED SrcckSGs riir.by adsoied 10 remove acs-
diseases, AID gi.- fiurass n vslxlas u Icy 60
!ist7c 10 tne l2Ss and rar-y saPe.seo-s * e'HiC-
r,te: baadsg--
sor e-.= articles pr-lurrs were s~H-s-o :, tns !ea
AaG N f.s American ins.uie, sac eolhi=sca
uon iiol2 - Surgics, Com-iii--.
DE- Moti Dr. A y. G1nn,
Rogers Cook.
WISH sinr, "a Coye-
Wuke. Csiids
Orders rec---S NJ n. rnsn-.e.ory ISe Sp,s-E where
. l.dy WI! b. IN A,eadscca
Tse a'reles % oSx:ned Of he Geeera AS-rt A C.
retail EySssWt&ss-
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NO COTTON MANUFACTURERS and those In
L sung them.-It has long been d-.irsoie with
.h,lI objectionable dangerous oi from
Ton, rs nearly tue lion mills that nave oe-n burned
have been fired these mschines The subscriber feels
conni-ni that In the machine he oters 10 the pubic there
u- DAGGER from IRE .Arding lnschine, and Us
properties az Willow Picking Machine much before
any IN Use IN New Eug!snc Akrs less power less re-
pAlr VIII produce work clean the cotton much beilr
and more simple Construction, and viii convey the cotton
$50 i-ei from The machine II de,rane The cotton is so
perfectly separated that sfords The diri The greatest tac
NV OF separating from Inc cotton aud very ucn ssasiS the
operation Of The succeeding machines There Is 30
nors 10 operaion IN h- best mills IN New Ens!ead-ai
Lowell, Manchester Ssco Norwich
EDMUND BACON SuPt Elliott Mills,
Newton Upper Falls AssL
MANCHESTER, Aug. I, lS45
To ;rhonl may TINS c-rrf-s that of Mr
Sacons Wows 10 successful operation a. The STARK
NILS The average work MADE ST. the pres nj Circ In liza
wuowng $3.50 los and The OIL er 2LV0O per wcSk Il VIII
be Observed = S. ot0 lbs per week IA con'd-r.by more
Ih4n any tr-e OF The Cou Willows cong al Lowell
al 'he present lime. Bacons Willow prepares - QN lbs IN
the sane epg time much better than either the Lowell
or Ms>ons Willow will ouehird Of the last canned quaint,
~ without mourning nall the rsk OF me- needs bat
io5 ne Conc and a5oa; oue hall as huen as Is required
for NasoEs Willow viii need quarter me
pss o. thos- generally IN use a. The present !e 500 rev
caons per Minute VIII crs,le draushi OF air suelent 20
dow lie cotton 100 feet, sld thereby answers ne double
purpose Of Willow and Fan car with eonadence recon-
NEED Sscon's Willow IS far superior 10 any am acquainted
E knowing taA. u the merits 81 ne machine are generally
known II viii be- Immediately int oduc-d
J. F. JAMES, Ov-rseer 0! CarcinS, a. Stark Ais.
sso have Wool Picfer, OF wnicn VII saeloiH one Of
sssefal !ei:rTs received from hose using h-tI
TIE Picking Machines had OF goa for wool are very much
het One Of them /, USED for worset wool ar- we arc
Perfectly satisfied ihs tie ~eo o-trr and breaks
tie staple less other have TIED The o=r
i used fer filing DOL srl equally .ssaec that on
scoii sse Anc cceG woos L i. iore ene.ea a As
We could End ALE& WRIGHT,
llswa SuP's Lowell Il. Co.
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DY ORDER OF John @ Wilson, Esq. Judge oil ne
ID Albany County Couris and OF The degree OF Counselor
q, Law in the Supreme Court IS hereby given puf
s1anI provisions OF The statutes attachments
against a5scondng concealed and nonresident debtors s
attachment has Issued against the estates oil Tnoss II
Webb Harrison Gray nonresident debtors sH1 res
dents OF the slar OF Massachusetts and .hsi the same VIII
sold for TIE payment Of debts unless they appear ahc
discharge such attachment according TO law wlInn ue
months from The publication OF tins notice snc s W
pzyueu, of debLs them By residents o. ns Ss
and t delivery 10 them for their use Of any properly
within tn. SLaie belonging the anc the transfer Q! an
nch properly BIZ them forbidden by lsw and are VOID
Ds,.5 ~. iSib d,y OF AZ INST 1914 r L JoiCE,
.nsn Isxlsn1 Attorney for Attaching Creditor.
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OFFICE VI IHE DELAwAkEAso HUDSON CASAL Co'
Hew-Yorh, Nay 9TH 1916
THE Stockholders OF this Company hereby noaneo
n;allmert Of Ten Dollars per share on ser new
or .tock has ordered By the Board OF Msnaers
payab 10 the Treasurer the Office OF The Company cor
uer OF William and Pn-t.s Monday. the gin d"y OF
June next ISAAC ~. Ssf MCUR, i1ca1uiei
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NEW APPARATUS FOX EVAFOhA N

NEW APPARATUS FOR EVAFOha 4NS
DYSTEAm-Th- subscribers are no~ p -pafsd . Gu p
ID Div orders for their Improved E7aporai0r
Tbis apparatus Will be found TO be Of great vsu io con-
ce,rang solutions Of enc the various chemical sa'
,nking extracts OF dye woods heating oils for purhcaiion
di.liiug turpepln- and short for every operation o
heating evAporstiug concentrating liquids wnere !.
de.irsbie TO use OF rather tnen hre II
evspoa.es greater rapidly ren any apparatus ever
before constructed. As evidence OF Us excellence
ony necessary thai aie fair OF The American d.
sute II premiums gold medal and silver
en- IA one o, the FIVE valuable inventions exhibited
that year. JAmES ): H.Ac G2 So'9 ,s
No Il9 CnAtnlt-'-A. Nav furE-
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soJcr nj tho stocN Exchange.. ..TursDAY.
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

In the brig Linden from Charlottesville Sears and
lady d Perkins and lady Miss Al Shaw Mrs Hunter and
child Messrs Mosher Hut and Morris end four In the
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:
{ sS9sss55 # AASSssaf26s, Executors
ynsnrduts.
MszcH.Nr.' FIsE lSsugANcs ConPAsY.
H.Ec.Nn - Nal q 10 IN CIV o. u Y.

MezcHASrs FISE Insurance CoNPAsY
O.ic- No 81 Wall ~ 10 IN Ciiy o: n. "
THIS COMPANY having resolved 20 M up Inc capiAi
hch by The IRE Ia t' city on ih- nineie-nIa
day Of July z.; ard Inc u.ine's OF in'ufsc-
ouc- hereby given pursuant 10 ih- approval OF the Ice
Chancellor Of the Fr. Crcri asr-eshV 70 me directions
en'tei sc;for the nen-n OF ih- Merchants.
Fire i1 raac- Compthv passed Nay I'm 1870 10 ali Tue
present said npeuy That -y several
their Certificates OF S:octs and sSry u WIZ
imp TO The President Secretary q" the ssid company Al
their ssid Office on or before the eleventh day OF June uex
whether t-y elect or decline FL Their ''"ck therein
hole In par, aud II 4 pari "nA' pN', or no
many shares In particular; and IL case 'ney eeet wv
either in whole IN part 10 pay AK uoars on
each share before III. day above spccns quo " Ply
or r-cur. according charter OF the $50
residue uch time and Ia such amer " the es
hereafter require: sod that IN case ihs ta0
any either of them ss decline 10 I'll up net ths'es ~
aore.sd, shall neglect 60 10 Co. or 70 s'eHHS
heir election BY dsy spsc;hef, they VIII sneuc
forth be d-bsrred rom the FIJI the same APO
ncce hereby farther given hst books OF pon 9
INC amount required ill the CAPITAL STOCK OF the shu
Cor pany OF hundred thousand doilsr 10 suHres
sixty dollar each vii. be opened al the oc- OF M ihiu
oupauy No 81 Nal-treel, in The City ~ New n
the ,Ixteenh day OF MAJ instant and ,n.nceIo aay
lSuudsys -xcspi-d ON ococs 10 heiorenoo 70
O'Clock IN afternoon unul tho said anount OF CnpIA
shall taken, subject IN. prior h nt such OF ne pre-
sen, Stockholders OF said Com pauy rs sha wibn the -
above limited renew, pay for their shaes Al
The tune Of suhtcripou Fix dollars Will he required TO be
psd each share ,uhscribed
Dated, Erw-Yors, NAV Is. 1896
NrttrR Serr.tsrv mv6 2s~ij-2
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pf ORDER Of Hon T. A. TallGiadgr, Recorder OF the
ID City OF NewYorE Notice hereby gwen, pursuant to
the provisions OF To- statute authorizing attachments against
abscorcg. conc-a and NONRESIDENT deotors that an al
issued the OF OF James Mitchell
arrsitent OF Jersey City the State OF New Jersey and
will be sold The of his debs, IN
less be appear and discharge such attachment according TO
law within months from the hrst publication OF ms no
cr and that the payment of any ceots due 10 MIN oy resi-
dents OF this Stale and the delivery TO him ar Tor his U.S. OF
any properly within this Stale belonging 10 him, and hc
transfer OF any property by him. are forbidden by law
and are vaid Dated the 18Th day Of September, 1915.
al law9m GEORGE BRADSHAW, Aitorusy
Attaching Crrfitor ~ Jonn-strr-t New. YORK
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IeoaI Eotires.

rTNEE UNDERSIGNED hArtrz been duly appointed
/ ne ne Hon Fre3--i-k A Tsllraig- Recorder CT he
Civ IF York TTusters CT The estate OF George Loc<
,-osi nonresident Geaior 81 persocs indebted ibe
x.d George Lock wood 5-rroy required r-cder
s,rrri o all eeos acd sums Of money owing by Isen
,p-t-.ly 10 lh- said lockwood and 10 pay ae
r. Tt,ees and Al per.ons havcg II ;heir Possession
properly O. Effects OF :se said Lcckwocc ar- r-1ir
:: deliver =. sane Trustees. oa or before DE ir
- No Ss.saa-.t IN he cry Of S-u-YorH Al credit
or, OF oe said Lockwood required 10 eefver iheir -
toc,iv. acrunts an5 dekzc. ~ he sst Ircs=es s. ne
go ,,- ,ad Dice Da.ed SeTYork April 2lst $50
ISAAC '. FOWLER
ABRAHAM c. DAYTON
s.s eu ROSWELL c. BRAlSiRO.
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Eerdl Iotirss.

CHANCERY OF SEW-JER>Ef-sesse
Nay Gai.zeh-f. Pstn-1- .ca o. - - g
f=1c .ct C-eer % FI1lc a1-it ap 40 --s S-It
ia.; IL complainant ID n.f biz n ne I've e1os9
sgairsl m sacT- nsatsa d-:eoe.a ., :. ies
DIRECTS, % e --.i h.ih se-r resussty iis1ec
I-1fass- TO he o! Nscs lole %, "a: me &C.
f-ncsn Tu GALLAGHER could rot Dc icnc ID los st1 10
;aere zl,h .n1 M h bss 20; ca1'ec MS sppesr
ace % - e1isr-d sucn proS:s oa 60 coz
server, Hn1 II beng maze 70 spP-e .! 80. = - =
f.c.ou i H. Crsrc.lor Thai s.,d To-! u. sesr r.
slnes OF he Of -vJ-Tsey 10 wiz Z me SAe o.
Rhcce Island liz sLt-reuoan O. tie 9l g, =
me year oar Lotd one .roa.srd rEE: hcncr- src ioriy
IaoJn Of fsaA- ~ Sender, soci'or ot io- co9
r4a sos-ct c=s=1c ut Toll G-.Iac5rr - aFf1t,
s<er or t-f 70 H. cInp!e1:7Is o.il . o -
tnirc TUESDAY Of J-a= rrx O. "a z c-tsI
&c rec ne maze .g-:o,- MIN IS me s -, 80 49,. -
equitable and lrsL Arc "a is'iEer SrC-Ic -
'h- sad To-. Geis1a-r by csiye' - 49, 90, ~
p2oia-t wi.sir tec rve1y dsys Y ae '-Is-t SI.! ~
vera-ef sod Hus-an County he2-y..ean, = Enyas-s
Dsiiy To- .papef pan.aed n th- stAte OF New.
so!. AID f Go III. herein for elk HaLsTED c
4 tue copy. s.n'L P Gryc:EaE. ci-rk- az lawox-
IN PURSUANCE d sr order OF The S1-rrgae o, NE
County Of N-~yors, No c- Il h-,-oS s4.eH 20 a..
Civ OF 5ecrssed 10 preset the safe, VIII ne
vouchers tb--cn. ;h= subscriber, a. me once OF = q
Owen. y .. - " slI-siTesL L. Tho Ci'y o! -
before lie seventh day OF july ne1 pa.-c
the Sikh Gay OF January. 80
GEORGE HARRsOS, Executors
= lausn 2 OWEN. l
DY ORDER 0: Ca--l.f Hove, Esquire, supreme
- Court Coiusiorer and for he Comfy OF Caataa
gus SOc- IL hereby gwen pursuant TO the provisions OF
m; .t4lu- suth1rz9s attachments against ab.corcinf
conrad and nonresident debtors that az attachment Gas
.sued against The estate of Charles T. Shelton esc eat
OF the STATE OF CONNECTICUT. sa3 the vii be old
Cor The pay men; OF lis DEUS unless ne appears and Cts
charges attachment according 10 ia ~it1la nine
rnonhs FROM TIE r.t PUBLICATION OF his notice. and hat all
payment HIN By r-sruts OF th. state and me de-
livery 10 nm for OF property wthlc This stae
belonging 20 h and III. transfer OF any hs property by
~ nj y,-ch isis C. r LELAND,
Any ior Attaching Creditor,
rr25 Ia,xstn irving. Cns Co. N Y