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Now GOODS!


'NHE Subscriber will in IA few DAYS add
l. to his present stock full aud beau
iitui assortment of new
SPRING DRY GOODS,
consisting in part Of Fancy Silks for
dresses. Cashm+res, De- Laines. Bnlza-
rines AMI figured Mu>lns; B"mhnzin"s,
Alpaccas and Mourning Goods Fashion
able styles of Prints and Furniture Cali.
Goes; Organdie, Scotch and English
Girghams: Brocha, Cashmere, B"rage
md damaSk Shawls and Scarfs l.aces
Plain and figured Swiss and Book Mus.
Inns, JaronettS and Cambrics; Linen aud
gimp Edgings and Inserting;; Bleachrd
Shir,ing~. Diapers, Brown and c"lorrd
Table Cloths. Linen Cambr;c HdkfS-
Gloves. Hosiery, umbrellas and Parasols
together with good assortment, of
and VESTINGS;
Flannels. Tweeds and Summer Stuffs
Ticks, Sheetings, Drills; Yarns, Bats
ind every variety of Dmnes:ics.
Paper Hangings-Looking Glasses.
Hats and Caps Of the latest style'
Boots and Shoes.
Hardware and Crockery.
Paints, Oil and Dye Siuffs.
Fine and low-priced Teas, with full
assn, tment of choice Groceries.
Fresh Superfine Flour. best brands.
Sack and Salina Salt, Cheese Hoops
Pals, &C. constantly on hand at VERY
Low prices.
II is the intention of the subscriber Il
try the CHEAP system 70. good pay, an'
SHORT credits.
All kinds Of produce taken at marke
prices.
Ny old friends are particularly 'nviteI
to continue their patronage and The pub
lie generally to examine goods and pri
ces. WIN. LAWRENCE.
Norfolk, April g, 1916.
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Correspondence Of the .4l6any Evening Jour.
nal.
LEXINGTON, Ky, Ju


LEXINGTON. KY, July /.
This morning "A special term of the
Fayette Circuit Court commenced its st.s.
sion. 1t WIS called for the trial of Shell
by indicted for murder. Great excite
lncnt prevails, and considerable doubt US
TO the result. The prisoner is son of Gen.
James Shelby, and grandson of the late
Gov. Isaac Shelby. So far as evidence.
10 his law-rjrcting community, will 20.
a clearer and more aggravated case of
murder never occurred,
For the prosecu,'on-A. H. Robertson,
Comm ,nwealth Attorney and son Of
Chat Justice Robertson, and Col. Caper.
son OF Richmond. On the defcnce-IInn
HenSy Clay. M'ssrs. Robinson, and John :
son. (brother of Col. Johnson and Hon.
Silas Wo"llry. professor ct civil juris-
prudence in Pennsylvania Law College
Mr.. Clay is in fine health, and will en-
gage in this cause with all the vigor of
Henry Clay twenty years ago. 1t is sup
posed that he will speak three or four
days, when will send you farther par
icuiars.
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NE W IRON FOUNDRY
AND
MACHINE SHOE.

TNHE Subscriber IS now prepared 70
Il make Iron Castings of every de-
scription. large or small, gears Of all kinds
MacHL~ERY. PLOWS. SLaY& CUT.
TER SHOES. COOK, PaRLOR y
BOY STOVES. from the best patterns
V'OOLEN & COTTON .M.dCHLVE-
RY. built and repaired. Wood and Iron tur-
ming, Johbing Of every kind done at short no.
tee, Iron Water Wheels. water wheel Regu-
lators. Clover Mills, Turning Lathes, Saw Ar
bors, &c sc. The subscriber hatters himself
that from his long experience m business. he
shall be able to satisfy all. eg-Please call and
Gee. II. BALDWIN:
Washington, June 10th, 1s4H. 5eow6m
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New York Cattle Market-July Il.

lRrporfed J0r Tie Tribune
At market, 800 beef Cattle. (princinalIv from
the South and WeSt.) ~ Cows and Calves
5000, Sheep and Lambs.
becf C0tHe-The sales did NOT amount IA
more n IMAM "ne-thlrd ofthose effected last week
Prices range from IS to IS IS 2OO uns,ld
CU1cS and COlres-1he ANAL n, mber on
sale all sold at slightly improved prices We
quote the marke, at from sis, S25 to 1872 50, as
IN qualit;.
Shrep and Lambs-Market cleared. Sheen
brought 81 25, 81 5Oa$3-T.am5s 81 to 50 ~
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.NesU Store syssd .yeaU Goods.

A Il z fnrHtr Stand 1T Miles D wheeler
N may he found general assortment of DR.,
Goods. Groceries, Provisions. &C The stock
hiss been largely repienished dnring the week,
and will continue to be through the season.
ali which will be sold for cash. barter or appro-
we'd credit at the lowest living profit or advance
from cost All old pHtrons Of the former es-
Enlistment are invited to call, and new &C.
quaintances are respectfully solicited. Fresh,
Salt, Smoked, and dried Meats, and various
kinds Of fresh and sailed Fish, will be furnish.
ed during the season.
A team will go regularly to market once and
twice a week Best brands Of Flour will BE-
delivered to families in the village at reasons.
bic prices.
STILES n. WHEELER, Agent.
Litchfeld. March 81. 81
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Al Market, $50 Cattle, 40 Cows aud Calves,
$500 Sheep and Lambs, and about 375 Swine.
Beet Caffeine sales Of extra; first quail.
~, S5,75; second quality, &5,25; third quail.
ity, @I,5Oa5.
Cows & Calves-Sales were noticed at 1923,
$26, $40, S35. and @42.5O.
Sheep & Lambs-Sales Of old Sheep from
81 so to S2,75; Lambs at 81 .75a3.
N B.-Ahout 100 head OF Cattle remain
unsOld at 4 o'clock.
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MARRIED.,

In New Milford, on the 5,h inst, BY the
rev N1 mr. Morse, NJ. James Crosby and
MISS Harriet Morehouse, both of New Mil
In Pleasant Valley, (Barkhamsted,) on
the lst inst, by Rev Samuel G. j attbew.
son, MIR. Franklin Galley and Miss Emeline
Fhelon, both Of Blandtord. Mass.
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N vi VI 'Cf''-ihe Ltchtield County Anti
~ Slavery Society will meet at Litch6eld
on Saturday the lst day of August, at 10 o'clock
NJ. Rev. Mr.. eeman will address the
meeting in the morning in commemorative Of
the death Of the death of the Rev. Charles r
lorry: In the afternoon an address from Fran.
els Gillette, Esq.
Washington, 10. 1916.
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District IF WoUtLury. So. }

O1SH7cI q 1FO001Ury. So. }
Pf05ate COurt, June 3Jih, 1916 (
ISTATE Of Elam Ludnglon, ia,e of i,e,hien.
deceased
The Administrators represent the Estate in.
''Vent, and pray the appointment Of Cumm,s-
II. ners therron.--ORDERED, That Comm,
I"ners I" receive and examine the cI ,iu.
he Creditors of SAID estate. bc appoiped
1t he Probate Oilc, in Wo d u Y. on the 2,G h
itv OF july, 1916. al O'Clock IN ite ftrenour
"hlch all persons IN interest will lake no.
! ICE and appear if they see caus, to he heard
1rrrnn ri d. s EITTJ fIc,,,
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go'CTURE OF nEALTH.--H+aI.h Is cha;

2DNTURE OF HEALTH-HesI!h,s char
IL ac'erstd in an individual hy the absence
All pam. suffering, or affection in any part u
- n"dF; The Tree aud regular exercise of al
ms functions without any exception. They con
ST. = IN having good appetite at meal tunes. "A,
easy dAe 'tI1n, tree excavations without lose
=" or cost'veness at least once in tweptv.f;n,
II nrs, and without heat, drvness, or BURNING n,
lie ia sage the Tree Issue Ut the water witbou,
II reddish sediment which is always a sign If p
resent or an approaching pain; lu Ell slerr.
without agitation or troubles ONE deans; no
Isre Of bile or other bad taste upon iny in The
morning: no sourness or d'sagreea x rising If
he stomach; clean tongue; =, r.t breath,
~ itching, ptlnpiss, or Spots on tr- skin; NJ.
Ellrs, No burning heat upon any pa! pi the body
o excessive thirst when unexpssef % labor ar
ther known cause. no interruption INV nar:,-
raj evacuation, nor pain at their p,IJdicai le
Where the state of the system dos not hu,,
nonze with the a hove picture nf hy ,;,h, it is oi-
lie greatest importance that no tim" he lOst liz
sending for doctor, or ~ the use ut foolish
dies too often the result Of speculation: lhsteaG
Ut this course let dose of Brandretii's Pills be-
raken, which will R", deceive, but will ot once
estore health 70 the organ or part :hat requires
All who wish to preserve iheir henth, an who
IRE determined TO defend their ale agans, the
4ncroachments OF disease which might senf
hem prenniurely I" the grave. will, wihol
hesitation, have recourse TO the Brandreih FL.
when the state OF the system does not harmunize
.Elth the above picture Of health.
Those who live ~ country where contagious
= other diseases pre- vail, should oiten think
his true picture Of health, and observe hii!se''
With particular atter'' IN, in order 10 act acco
ugly The wise d.. I rightly directed viii +.
ow this advce-lhe unwise are left 10 their
'wn destruction.
Dr. Brandrelh's Principal Office, 94i Broa>
,vav.Ne~ York.
The pills are sold in Litehfeld County by N
slowing Agents. viz:
Baldwin & Candee, l.itchfeld; George "
Vhulesey, New Milford; Lyman Smlti
:ridgewater; B. S. Preston ,Roxhury; Al,a
ierriam, Woodbury. L. II Skidnore, Be-.
m William Leavt! and Son, Wash.nsto
Noses Smith, Kent; E. and o Swift, Ware
). s Could, Sharon Mvron Harrison. Ccr
all Bridge A. Miles & Sons, Goshen! u
:. Graham & Co., Salisbury Jas. c. Sw
',orfolk; a. Phelps, jr, Colebrook; s. and
iurlbut Winchester; M. & G. w. Merr.
;arkhamsied; 7. WadswOsth, 4 Co. New Has
rd Erastus Hodges, Torrington; Talms
Z CuTtiss. Plymouth; A. A. GridEey, Wa
,wn; J. C. Giddngs. Gaylords Bridge F.: 6
Waller New Preston; B, Il, Morse, Wolc6,
lie NJ. and c. J. Damp, W,nsled; j.
RAJ, r1nk vi' North Gsnsaq q?96sI4s. Rohb
,l,sgs; 5 Sssp PhslR D 1Ij'ehvsqshrilie; Da.
'rringferds EtH4erson 'S Co NsI HfTt,-
'enirS3 Ep'T> SvsitsAwrence & Co. Nerfuk.
Kellogg, Sc th Cornwall
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Dry Goods.


customers generally to his fresh stock of
Dry Goods,
no" opening, suitable for the Spring Trade,
consisting Of the best STYLES of English
ana French Cloths, Cassmeres, Vestings, Tai.
or trimmings, Cr0ton CnatIngs. Tweed Cas-
Slmeres, and Drip DEte together with a COM
pIe'e assortment Of summer stutES, suitable r.
'ne season Also black aid blue black Silk,
'l,pr L"VantIne, Satin Stripe, Wide Sinreur,
H''o VII" DE- Rhine. I'd wide, black blne blk ant
fancy b"mhaZnes, Muslin de LANES. new pat.
'erhs' Printed MuSlins, :3alZornps. Black. blue
black and half mourning Bareges Of d;GerenI
patterns, some entirely new designs, Eoglish,
rr"nrh and printed Lawns. Naasrok MuAins
Null MuSllns, Book MusIins. India Camhrics
f3ishor Lawns, Thread End Lace Edsings. Mus.
I'm and Null insertngs, Do EdyingS, French
Lawn l!dkiS, Linen Cambria do and Shawls OF
oil denominations. wnrsted, cotton. cashmere
haregc' broche, plain black Silk and Gro Grain
superior article, &c. SC Also Love Wells
Green P""""e for do. black and blue black
rape TX G. pure sill; Lace do: together
with a. ii complete stock of silk. wn sted
ana c." i'siery: Ladies' blk and colored
KID 1lov> Gents blk kid and white silk do :
Gents ok italian and paid Cravats: Scarrs
Pocket FdktS; Silk purses; Suspenders; Um-
w 80 " "~'lS. SuI1SHdueSs FardSOIetiS.
And complete assortment of Sheeting and
bleached MuSins: Cotton Yarn: Garrett Warp:
Carpeting Of various styles; and large supply
of
OH and PAINTS,
which viii! be sold cheaper by the pound, gal
lon or larger quantities than any other house
IN this section can sell tt EN-. Also good sup
ply of
Water Cement,
constantly on hand and warranted first quality
Also very large quantity OF
Cut and Wrought Nails,
Window Glass o: all sizes; Hollow, Earthen
and Tin Ware. Peg Boots of all the different
varieties. Calf and Kip Skin Boots-in fact
an ~ usual assortment Of all the different lass
es of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware and 9th.
er articles usually kept in country store.
Also. an extensive assortment of Satin Bea
yer, Pearl and Nutra HATS, of the latest
style, which will be sold low for cash, or Farm
ers' Produce.
N. B. Highest prices paid for all kinds OF
Grain, Butter, Cheese, Eggs, SC. &C.
GEO ". WHIT ELSEY.
No. l Main st., opposite Judge Perry's Office.
New-Miltord, April IS. 1916. .
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STRAYED ID,

IRON the pasture Of Cant. Riley. in Litch-
l. field on Wednesday, the cath inst, Bay
Horse. about or 10 years old, with white hind
feet, lame in his fore foot. and short switch
tail. whoever will return said horse to the
subscriber. or give information where he may
be found will be reasonably rewarded.
CLARK S. SWIFT.
Warren. July 4. ls46 7
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Ut Court Gt Proddte H0'd den ~ LTlcIfe77
'cattin anu for the District of Litchfekd.
on the al doy Of July, 1915.
Present. Elisha s. .adernethy. Esq, Judge.
ON motion of the Administrators M the
" estate Of Edmund Cole, late OF Cornwall,
within said District, deceased: THIS Conf
doth decree that SIN months from this date h..
allowed and limited tor the creditors of SAID as.
late to exhibit their claims against the sam.
/" sand Administrators: and directs that publ,
notice be given OF this order by advertising in
newspaper published in Litchtield Countv
"hc oy p"sllnga cop! thereof onthe public sign
post IN SAID town OF Cornw all nearest the plac,
where the deceased last dwelt
Certified from Record BY
ELISHA 5 ABERNETHY. Judpe
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District of LitchfehI 81.

71to7ttt y zIHFNJlt1U, S..
PROBATE Court, Juty TIN, 1916.
Estate Of Simeon Sanford, late of Li,cbtield
IN said district deceased.
VIE Court of Probate for the District O
L'ichtield bath limited and allowed 81,
months ltom the date hereof, for the Creditor.
II SAID Estate, to exhibit their claims tor sci.
cement Those who NEGLECT to present then
accounts, properly attested, within said time
|'ll DC debarred recovery. All persons IN.
lehted To SAID estate ATE requested to make i'm.
mediate payment to
GEO. {. WOODRUFF, Executor.
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C cpnS s srns,, { Assignee,.

NJ HEREAS Norris Beckley of Winchester
w IN the County of Litchfield and State o,
Connecticut, has brought his petition returna.
BILE to the Superior Court, to be holden a,
L'tchtleld IN and tor said County on the 81
tuesday Of August A. d. 1916, against N,r~
Ann Beckley his wife. Praying for Divorce
on the ground OF the adultery of the said M ,r,
Ann. And whereas the said Mary Ann has DE-.
parted from this state and now resides in the
township Of ST. Charles, in the Province O,
Upper Canada:
ORDERED, That notice of the tendency Of
SAID petition be given to said respondent. by
publishing this order in newspaper printed
in L'chfield County, at least five weeks sue.
cessiuIly next before the session of said Su.
peri"r Court; and by depositn. two COME,
OF the newspaper containing SAID order, pos
tase PAID, IN the Post Office at Winchester
centre IN said County, directed to the SAID
Mary Ann Becky at ST. Charles aforesaid -
One OF which newspapers shall be so depos,
ted IN said Post Office on or before the 11th
DAY OF Jul y, 1916. and the other on or before
the 2lst day OF July, 1916.
ELISHA S ABERNETHY.
5w7 Judge Of Litchtield County Court
Litchfeld, July 2, A. D. 1916.
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RUN AWAY,

LNROM The Subscriber in Litchfield, on the
l. I'd of May last, boy named .Noyes G..
Dean, aged II years, bound to me by the select
m"n ofthe town Of North Stonlngton, in Octo-
Der. 1914. This is TO forbid all persons to har-
Dor or trust him on my account.
ETHAN o. BARBER.
Litch6eld, July 9th, 1916. II
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my wife Harriet,
w has, without any good and sufficient
cause or provoration. lett my bed and board
hereby announce that shall not be holden
for any debt other contracting.
SAMUEL VICTORY.
Norfolk. April 20, 1916. 5w4
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S'T RAYED,

L Washington. U on or pTt ahou
W the first ol May last. Fly
aaM, YE.4RLLV'GS s, viz, two r d
md one brindle steers; one black hiefer. a.
one rsd heiier with white stripe on the bac
Whoever will return said warnings, or CIV
information where they can DE found, will
literally rewarded.
Washington, June %, 1slG.
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IT a Court Of Pr"dafe holocn ut SoHs5,, :.
ec'thtn and for the District of Sharon. .
9Th ddy Of Juiy, 1916,
Present, JOHN G MITCHELL. Esq Judge.
THIS Court doth direct The Assigness or ~.
Estate OF Charles +. Sedgwick of Sj,aron. an :.
signed. Tor the benefit OF his Creditors, to yiy-
Hoiice to all persons interesr.d lnthe estate ri
Salo Sedgwick, to appear Uf they see cause,
tore the Court OF Probate, l. be h, lden a, m,
otate Office IL said district. on the 2Oth da,
OF JnlN, 1916, al o clock. 4 NJ, to he hear,
relative to the appointment Of Commissioner
on said estate, BY posting said order Of motto,
on public sign post in sad town of Sharon
and by adverlls ng the sane in newspape,
published itchfeldCountv.
Certified from Record,
JOHN G. MITCHELL, Judge.
C c1hS s snnR:, Assignee,. s
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WANTED.

RY the Subscriber, a smart, active
~ MAN to work six OF eight weeks at Hay
making. Enquire of C. s. BUELL..
Litch6eld, June 10Th. 1916.
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lies both sides Of the rm Il which lead,
from South Farms to Watertowp, nm,
~ ahoutiwo miles trorn,he former plac.
md lies in the town OF BeihIen,. NV.
miles northeast from The Meeting House
rh"re is on the Farm large two. stor,
DWELLING. House. suitable for one or NV,
intn'lrs; two large Barns, with sui,;.
ale out buiIdings.-The Farm has bee,
Used for Dairy Farm for thirty years
md will keep 30 Cows. pair Of Oxen
md a spnnof Horses, summer and win
'cr; besides sn!Iicirn, land to plough
\ liberal credit will be given ~ Il goo.
share OF the purchase money. il .esi
rt.-Enquirc OF the subscriber on tn
premises.
DANIEL l.. BENTON.
Bclhlem, Dec. 2, 1914. tf2
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X x ENNVELY Used tor foundered Hors'
- or diseased Stock. TOR sale b, the groce
dozen or single nne. at the proprietor'sraies, b,
his agent, HENRY y Fish. Duyyist
>al'Sourv' 18Th March, 1916. GIn44
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MOusatOMic Institute.

HE Fall Term ofthis Academy will com
= mence on Wednesday, July 2yth, and
VIII continue III Weeks Tuition from
THREE to FIVE dollars per term, according to
the studies pursued
J. P. BRACE, Principal.
New Milford, July Q. 1916. s
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Plu7mbe National DHguer-
ri;an Gallery and Photo
graphcrs' Furnishing DE.
pots:

4 WARDED the Gold and Silver Medals,
n -Four FIRST Premiums, and Two Highest
H"nors, at the National. the Massachusetts
the New York. and the Pennsylvania Exhibi-
lions, respectively, for the most splendid Col.
oled Daguerrolvpes al best Apparatus evere x-
hibited
Portraits taken in exquisite style, withou,
regard to weather
Instructions given in the art.
large assortment of Apparatus and Stock
always an hand, at the lowest cash prices.
New York .25l Broadway; Philadelphia. 1876
Chestnut st Boston, IS Court, and IS Hanover
sfs.; Baltimore, 2O3 Baltimore st; Washington,
Pennsy lvania Avenue: Petersburgh, Va, Me-
chanics' Hall Cincinnati, Fourth and Wal
nut, and l76 Main ST Saratoga Springs. Broad
way; Paris. 1877 Vieille Rue dn Temple Liv-
erpool. 30 Church ST. 7
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h>S"'tnl'nt at BOOfS and SHOES adnpt-
cd I" he season. together with full sup
ply "frvcry description OF articles in tn,
l'nt from some Of the very best manuf &C.
turing establishments in the New Euy
land States. All OF which will guaran
tee shall be sold rs cheap MS me cheap
est. Our plan of operations are now
perfected. S" ihnt any thing in the shoe
line can be forwarded fresh from The
factory at few hours notice. Tn.
Campaign IS now oprnrd fur the season
The PUBLIC nre most respectfully invited
10 call and examine for themselves be-
tore purchasing elsewhere.
Part'crlnr attention paid to custom
work in all its branches.
l.. o MEAFOY.
Litchfeld, 1916. 81
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PRODATE RECORD.

VIE Court oI PrUl'aIe fuI Inc d,s,r,ct a.,
i LiIchfeld has limited and allowed IN IN.
cteIlI"rs Of the Estate Of Rachel Ei.seli L,,.
Vi l"rring'on, in said District. deceased renr,..
seh'eo inS''ivent, six months from the la.
hereof. IN which pexhibn their claims ava;ns,
said estate and has appointed Griswnid tT"rd
ward and John GIllett Escrs of said Torr;,,,-
ton, Commissioners to receive, exam,ns 49,,
adjust SAID claims. Certified nv "''
ELISHA S. ABERNETHY. Judge
We. the Commissioners above named, hereb,
give notice that We shall meet to attend /,
The duties Of cur said appointment. at the Dyel
ling House lately occupied bv the deceased !,
said Torrington on the lOlh day of August Ist.
md the 18th day OF December 1875. at i,
o'clock in the forenoon on each OF said DAYS
Nj claims not presented within said time. proy
'riH attested, will be debarred recovery.
Da'd al Harrington, the 25ta day Of JuMt
1916.
JOHN GILLETT,. D.
GRiSWOLD WOODWARD, Io"
All persons indebted 10 said Estate are re
4uested tn make payment to
EDWARD Bi>>ELL, Executor
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NEW GOODS.
ls40

NHE Subscriber would respectfully So.
IIcll the attention of his friends and
customers generally to his fresh stock of
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FtsSAiD.IHbke FLATS.
Farm for Sale.

wA A FARM. containing $40
i:.::ft4 "a acres. we'll prnporliouc,
IsisiN I" Meadow, pIowlund, PaStur
80 zzzasEa4 md Wood land. Said Faru
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VNHE Subscriber will in IA few DAYS add
l. to his present stock Il full aud beau
lituI assortment of new
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-13
Monx1so TELEoRApH.-The printing office of

MORNING. IELEGRAPH.-The printing office OF
the Telegraph In Ann St entered Saturday night
by miscreant who broke up the forms and The
the standing zseys throwing into pi 500 lbs OF
type The paper not issued this morning. bu. viii
be ont In day or two usual.
e DI.BRow. RlDISG-ScHooL, in the Bowery.
near Yauxha, is cool aid pleasant, notwithstanding the
intense heat. Ia the cool OF these glorious Summer
Ing, recalls ones dreams Of Chivslry Disbrows
graceful and beautiful pupils admirably trained 10
~ bewi,cAing trick Of Horsemanship dash away along
tbs moont avenues at,ended by their gallant cavaliers
Disbrov s gentleman In all respects deserving the uni
versal popularity he has acquired. His establishment. /:
an uneIcep,onable one.
PoLIcE-Saturdoy, 70 o'ciock.-John Wilson
and Henry Gilbert both cooret, undergoing an
examination for having thrown overheard In quarrel
coored by the Of SAM IL the pier foot OF Bar
clhyst. Sam drowsed the body not yet ecoTe-ed
SuadGy.-An Irish shoemaker, By the name OF Johh
Rice who has for some time past resided in building
wsverey House, situated az the corner OF
the EiShthavenue and l4hst, arrested tiis eils'
noon charge numbering his wife, tJohahha'j also
native Of Iresnd about 80 years old, unuef ine o''oN
circumstance II appears from :he 49, e.
that the accused Is OF RtemperAte hauits' 'a nc
wac nuar-eny with his wife nearly all night LIS tha'
about 10 o'clock this morning. curing an a'e'c2unl win
her he struck her several very severe oo"s Win LIS
caring hoard which caused her death In Inc course
az abou. two hours At the huie the is'ai o!o"i
were given the poor victim u''eI co 'el5 PVic
Inn heLs bu. 10 OF tue frequency o! con-
,.oons between the accused and ais wife her screams
vs,e unbeeded The deceased leaves four children the
,ounge. mere babe six months old, and the oldest II
a., sbou, wears old and who 10 the principal witness
sgapss her father having seen him inict the blows DC
A full Investigation OF the will be made TO
In the mean lime the brutal husband remains In prison
"a, I.tTrrson Market