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fashionable Clothing Stores.

NeW-VoRK
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
DEM. W. BENSON. Dyaper and rnlSr, i+2 fulion-st
has extensive assortment OF Clolhs Csssmeres znt
Vesngs which will he made order In The mos. flsh-
ionsble sty e for cash
choice and general Of genilemen's fancy
dress a 40 constantly on hand. su2 taft
GENTLEMEN SUMMER wBAR.
our STOCK OF seasoushe goods, comprising The --latest
Oand mostashiouabe styles 10 The market 10 offered for
under The thai the endeAvors
which have ELECTED ve-y liberal share OF patronage viii
be eIerisd TO give satisfaction IN the style and make OF
garments In particular would commend 10 The Alien
lion Of those proved the truth Of assertions
IN reference peror cut Of psntaoons We are ena
bed 10 furnish our assortment Of Csssmeres and Dri
lirgs ard hose In want Of light and airy ssrmen
several highly approved styles Of Sacks
From the particular attention directed TO Army and Ne
w work Uniforms furnished IN strct conformity 10
regulations and have always hand goods TO answer
the requirements OF all grades OF the service.
WIN. T. JENNINGS co. Diapers and rsilors,
a22tsU 81 Broadway. American Hotel.
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CITY LOANs.-Temporsry loans, IN anticipation Of
he VI The city will be received al this oftce
90 and amer August Ia sums Of $50 and upward, for
which bonds city will be issued payable on lhe 18Th
Of February or March next with interests The rate five
per cent per annum- JOhN EWEN, Connonef
Control era Offcs New FORK July n, 1917. jy2S sn
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MARINE JOURN A l..
PORT OF NETWORK.
rY- SEE MARINE JOURNAL FOURTH PAGE.

Ships Aberdeen Nichols, Liverpool Sturges Chairman
e. Co Bremen, Geerken, Baltimore g. Pope
Daods Brsbsnt (Belgn), Schmidt Antwerp, William
Weisser
Bark Resmer Dolby, Richmond. Barstow & Co
Lemtrace Costa. Rio de Jsneiro, J l. Philips Co.
Brigs Garnet Northup, Garden Keys, Fai Hope Har-
mott Barbados Middleton Co.
schrs Mechanic, Sawyer, Boston Frances, Lsrete'
Philadelphia.
Sloop James l. Long. Jones, Providence.
Barge Grampus, O'Neill Philadelphia.
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xTTaTsR PfTCHER-.-5rtxnnisw pitchers,
w assorted sizes manufacmred and Tor sale wnoesae
and retail o. Burning arp, y
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miscellaneous.
NEW TEAS

IUsTR EcEIVED ron recsut FRI p0rtzols. chore lot
"ofGreen ard Bls-k Tsas al fWhch a. o-r.a At mus
nal low prices F1e.l Youns Tyson tea = ca exira IN.
O1lone add GsaPowter 50 eta Aisa, srsea and bsck At
"a srd5s Also. lsrge sssormeulof
CHEAP SUGARS FOR PRESERVING
Good brown sugu q Ari s, edi hae Poro Rc0. 10:
ST. cror L. Sd. siHArgs fein@i q. crushed Losf =.
Cd. and "a u.s. Java Coffee Of eNtrs qlaty II I2s &C.
superior Sperm csrdie' p g. Good ~h.ie Lamp OIL.
= eta gallon FOR sal- n quantities .gl purchasers
By J. o FOWLER. " holesa = Greer Ard Tes D-sier
Aulslpi - and O. Greenwich and = ye,ey.st
nEALER- AND PEDDLEB- n sulh Books
~ sn1 Periodical lay me-. - - -,tsor- manly Cbes
BargAfrs ~ sppivinz q ". II COLYER's Prfrtine
Ofce Haguest 'th siory. Any day tss week. sais II
CHOICR AND UNADULTEKATED CONFEC-
NTTONS Loaf Sugar CRuces. Lozelg-s, and geue-
~ variety Of prime fsi qls 10y O-f sugar goods ecg.
ne very beat ard Superior ~ most on band sni constantly
rarufaciure1 prices low y
snls WHAT'S STEWART, BUssiNG co.
Hhoie.al- Corfeciior-rs fl6 Pear. cor. Msdisor-sl
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RtnnoNs RInBoNs = RIpBoNs :
r.. n d M. sTEBBINs
No. II NASSAU

LAVE FOR SALE, In lots 10 suit purchasers, allow
4 est cash prtcrt.
BROWN sHEETINGs-A great variety ofstyles heavy
and hne-Lswrence, PorismOuth. Salmon Falls, Crotou,
lowell Eslon NILS weslporL MILESTONE North Caro-
lima, Rocklsnd, &c.
COTTON YARN-Twat and Cling. No 2 TO 40. nom
the best mills In Paterson NewJeTsey. for HaRaa"e,
or Export
COARSE YARNS for County Trads-Assorted No. 5 10
10, and ID r. OF superior quality, fom Norh and South
Carolina, Georgia Vrgni. and New Jersey. Long Reel
and Dozen Yarn. OF beat quality for Wsrrn trade.
BROWN DRILL5-OsnabWrgs. WaddiRg, Bats TUNE,
Carpet Warp, Hicking, Seine Tune, Sc. &c.
". B.-LiDerAl advances made IN consignments ss 6m
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InIRI-IC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OFFICE, SO

DUBLIC ADMfNI-TRATOh'sOf fiCE,N no
Nassau sNOce 4 hsreby given TO the felaivss ano
ship Liverpool deceased and VINO alleged TO have died
nssaie that the effects Of said inestate In the hands OF
he Public Administrator III be administered and dispo-
sec Of by bin according law unless the same oe med
by some lawful executor administrator OF tbs de-
ceased by the 18Th day Of September nsxL-Daed New
York AuSustis ls41 JAMES :. THAYER,
anla Itav4w Public AdminstFator
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CHKisTOPHER RUrHERfUkD, Aucronesr.
DY JANIS NJ. MlLLkR-aors No - hsidsa-
ID lane, next door to No Libcrtva
TUESDAY, August -,
Al 10 O'Clock, 81 the store 70 Msiteo-ans.
$50 packages and lots Of Hardware and Cutlery, com
prsinE Of fresh and desirable Foods.
usi imported and sseared eoussne IN part of vices
snvs sxss hoes trace log and halter ebsns steel yards,
cas-, ea,l: .ses ea.s pse nnsss sarty eomes ni cav
cupboard and unk locks he,es ssncepens Carolina
hos esndlechs uasrs table Knives aBd forks pocAe,
cutlery butcher knives shoe and breed do, sys sA
WATERS annia German silver, end Iron and table
spoons round and square bolts. ke.
The above are fresh goods and IN complete Udsf.
FRIDAY, sept q
Ati2 O'CLOCK, al he Merchants Exchange.
CBlscssy SALE-under the direction o. rhno t kug
sles Maser-rbe lot Of land with the holdings, The
souiherly side OF Twenue,hst 81 feet westwsrdy from
the u Fourth avenue ard Iwenesh
st. being q feet front t. aueth o. BY n fest Deep.
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Qurtion Sales.
JOSIAH RICHARDS. A1edoneer
ID 20 Brosawry LIBERAL cash sdvarces made on Goa
sisrneuIs for sncslcu .sies sr
JOSIAH RICHARDS. Al

JOSIAH plCHAkD4. Aucuoferl
Nv RASSs. RiCHakDs a. PLATr, Store
ID 80 Broadway Liberal cash sdvssees made on Goa
's' FORTY Y .sixTa Srw.YoRK TRADE SALE
TIE uext regular gsl rrste sac q Books, s,esotype
Plates 1e under he direction Of he Conmfnse o. ne
The catalogue embraces eorubuuoss from Tho leading
publishers thfo0ghcu me cocnuy ard c>irssve cfn
Se.. ana S.s .ssso.rs ,s,s,s Ct soss ever ssssS :,
trade sale n this country. TIA new Eesdy for e'riu-
Tue sale q Stationery 10 taie plscs On noHpAY Aug.
-. 10 aso enrsoaly large and suscive seruste osH-
logaes q this part q he e may also be had al he sEo-
lion Icom
TIE whole 10 10 be so,d without reserve
'aIplsmensIy catalogue WILL 80 ssssl, Be issced OF
TIE morning Of sale
ny y. COLTOS, Asc,ioa ssd cc1s...lso hsr.
M, removed TO The shove named large soous Is low prs
nsred to receive all kinda Of Cabinet Farximfs. Dry
Sss or for p1sssi- sac ;, sse "a
:, yk s,tt en- ems with he usasl prog pr H- will
also buy. Tprsfsued, Outdoor ss'ss IN sy pan Of as
'''' '''s'' Tais DAY, CwsssessaxJ
AtIei o'cloes ct The Auction Rocp.
new and second hand furniture consisting q nshessny
and curl mape chair center sed essd ~sss s'Asds
table,, baIesax, t-siher eeds rsressss essPs~ &C
Also several pieces Of inen-also, plain and stpe tain
10 pay ADVANCED
Al prysse sale splendid rosewood pisnos made
by Thomas Loud. Of Philadelphia, hey Of superior
touch tone and equal every respect 70 any u,
guaranty rOm The mssr and are Eviiss 10 srsnns lsssa
they win not sufer In uarsso wth any
instrument made Prees moderate Alec, oos splensh
harp. In hne order
~ CHAMBERLAIN, KUcfioNEER-ssoss No.
~. Spruee-sl-Lbsnsl s1vNnee made ooods eonsxu.
cd for private s.ls OF 70 % soa :. saesou oudso, sAes
eMsry m .sso' THURSDAY aaTassia ''"''
Al 10 O'Clock, 81 No ePrueest
PoLicg sALE--TMRo Disracr-Cou prtstas general
- srela - mad
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To relation u the receipts the ArgHs says'
The statement Of the receipts at tide water Tor the
second week Of the present month bears oa1 our re
marks OF last week In reference TO the falling on IN tne
receipt of breadslus The receipts OF last week snow
farther decline will be- by the figures gwen 10
round numbers the articles OF Flour, Wheat and Corn
during the fourth OF July, and first and second
Of, hf.
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FLOUR AND MEAl-The Flour market has been
rn 10 day without change to note Fresh Genesee 10
not plenty sndsells 81 s. "a dS6 Michigan mixed IS 6t
a. IS Oswego, s. Sit. The demand tor the East WAS
rather better than yesterday ana there some de-
msnd for shipment sales AGO. ees for home and
the East at above rates and 1000 do tor export At
g. @aso. Among the saes were lVVV oos ONO, in
ending 500 bbls fancy 81 So %. The supply light the
receipts being 60o0 or 1000 bels Sour Flour 10 in
good demand and 900 bbs in lois sold sisi . "a S7t
10 Southern there 10 srll but little doing sales 20 10
800 bbs Baltimore and Georgetown at 5000 -. Mesl
h In better inquiry There 10 speculative action In H.
the price being proporuonslly lower than Corn saes
sou TO 2oO0 oils al - 1908 Jersey held 81 " 70
Small sales Rye Flour asa p.
GRAIN-Thsrs 10 no change to note In Whest Hold,
ere are steady and there u fair demand. Asaie OF
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Markets-CUfTaIIg TeP0T'sa 79F 4" II '0I'F
TUESDAY, August L.
ASHES-Ashes are less firm and Pearls hsye sold at
- Pots IS. Pearls offered to arrive ~ " ~.
CorTON-The sales are small, 500 or oOO ools, ana
the market very firm. Holders are inoisposed 10 sell
and many lots held OF market under orders from
,ne soutn Al the following quotations not muen can
be bought Uplsnds. Mo.&NOrieans.
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Nassau seet-Nouc- Is hereby given TO tbs restivss
and next Of kin Of JOHN CONNOLLY, late passenger on
hoard ship Souherner, decea.sd aud who i alleged TO
have died ntesse the effects Of the said ntestaIe 10
The bands Of The Public Administrator Gill be administered
and disposed Of by him according TO law unless The same
he claimed by lawful executor or administrator OF
the deceased by The 18Th day OF september next
New-YorE. Aug IL, lSiL JAMES ThAfEh,
.utQ Iaw4x Public Administrator.
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GENTLEMENis SUMNER wBAk
Drn Goods.

v1NO PURCHASRRs-O or brown aud bleschsd sheet
ings and shirtngs cotton bats. tsine carpet warp,
wsddine &c The under gned have on hand ons Of the
most extensive Of the shove goods In the
market And they wou invite purchasers 10 examine
their stock before purchasing elsewhere.
auls 2us" LAUGHLlN AVERY, " Lihersy-N
RIBBONS RIBBONS RIBBoNsli.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
ITKEN n MILLER, - Broadway, are now receiy'
N ing a srgs and elegant assortment OF Fail Ribbons,
which have selected with great Some OF the
patterns been Manufactured and imported exprsesy
FOR heir own trade and considered superior TO anything
they have had the privilege Of Offering ~ the public
The ladies' respectfully invited 10 call and examine
the Goods Muners and dress makers supp led as usual
sui6 3ts'
BROWN SHRETIN6s.
DROWN SHEETlNGS sud shirtings OF all styles and
Dwidth. Also, bats, wick twine, warp wsddng, cot
warehouse, 80 LlBERrY-sT. FOR CASH or approved
credit. by ljy24Sm DORR WHITAKER.
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WAGES OF IMMIGRASTs.-Th Toronto Erani-
sU says:
The condition of the immigrants and the situation OF
the farmers 10 this part Of the country presents some
very singular anomalies. The immigrants msny OF whom
are broken down In heftn without sell trained habits OF
Industry and sned with much OF the labor 70 be
performed In new country, demand higher wages than
men born In the country and capable OF performing
every description Of farm labor can be obtained ior
Thsse demands are resisted by the farmers, many oil
ssom during this harvest greatly In want OF assist
ace and somo of them complain that efficient assist
Ia not 10 be obtained. The Immigrants are very
much deceived 10 their own capabilities and the value
Of their labor Unprnoiped parties, who pretend to be
their friends do much to deceive them on this point
TAe country ~>-Is absert .y'r1..- sf'''""' m
ersnis II they were all capable OF sbOring efficiently
md willing TO take reasonable wages.
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Nassau Notice Is hereby given 10 the relatives
and usxt OF kin of HELEKIAH COHEN, late passenger
on board ship Liverpool decsssef and who alleged TO
have died ussss hst the effects Of the said interstate In
the hands Of the Public Administrator will be administered
and disposed Of by him according 10 law unless ihe same
be- claimed by some lawful executor or sdmni'rator OF
New York, Aug. 10, lSfl JAMES y rHAfEh,
aulg Iswtw Public Admtnisu ator.
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DUUND HILL Msief-Cure EslshlsnmenL-Tho
tlRound Hill WsterCure Establishment with one hun
dred rooms and -very requisite for the comfort ana
modAon OF patients 10 10 successful operation. with
an sbuncsnt supply OF pure spring waller, with which all
the various baths are supplied Psienu will he supplied
from The establishment with every article for packing &c
The general lesms are $40 week; varying however,
according circumstances and the accommodations 70
CURED Accesslbe BY railroad from The North, south
Esa or West SAMUEL WHlfhARSH.
DR.. L. 4. DENNIsTON,
DR.. J. A CUMMINGS.
Northsmrton nsv "a ts47 ,el0 7m
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90 '--.odia'o naoiites ana means s'auus
as follows In the report for August and for May, ls46


Beside the above assets the Banks hold large
amount of stocks which can be converted into cash at
DAYS notice The statement for August shows the cash
liabilities to be about q for l, while in May 1916 'hey
were over n for l. SO that the Banks although much
extended under the very active bushes OF the present
season are In fact In stronger position for run than In
May, 1916.
The Ereaing Journal has the following state
ment of receipts of Breadstuhs at tide.wster
The quantity of Flour, Wheat Corn and Barley leit
At tide water during the I'd week In August In the years
1876 and lS47, 10 as follows:
Flour bJl. W1sat Ju. Corn, 6u. Barley bE.
ls47 7g952 474ll l2l 53l $500
iss6 -. 5273s 3654 79ss7 $500
Increase....27,2ia lO,s57 4l,6ii 1900
The aggregate quantity OF the same articles LETT at
tide from tbs commencement OF navigation TO the
l4th Of August inclusive, IL as follows;
Flour bbls. Wheat bE. Corn bu. BGriey, b.
lsl7.....2ls903l 2375se4 4052s76 x6gI5
ls46. .l4O0,66i 6s6766 923s62 l6i,990
Increase. .7Ss367 l,6ss,lls 3,l29,o4 l32025
By reducing the Wheat Flour, the quantity of the
latter left tide this year compared with the cor
responding period OF last year shows an excess equal TO
!, l26 100 barrels OF Flour
The receipts of Corn thus far exceed by 24i2,1N
bushels the entire receipts of 1916.
The folio wing table shows the quantity OF some oil the
principal articles Of produce left at tide water from the
commencement of navigation TO the 18th OF August In
elusive during the years ls45 @ dsysl 1896 OH dsys)
and ls47, Q0o dsyC:
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GoDEY'S LADYs BOOK FOR SEPTEMBER.
HyNTAI.S, beside lhe usual quantity Of Interesting
y reaiing matter, the following Embellishments ,-
Puriy-eugrsvrd BY Warner; View OF the Bay VI New
York MODEL Cottages, engr2vings; Toe Fine Arts.
do This number 4. I'D win The beat knd OF reading
fom The most fed authors Of our lard. Terms-s3 per
snnum "A advance. Single numbsfs - cia-FOr sale BY
"A LONG 4 BRO 81 Abn-st
BRRFORD 4 co. Aslor House.
BURGESS, STRlNGER CO. ~ Broadway.
su1gN VIM n. GRAHAM, Tribune Buildings
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feaal Notices.

TO BIrILDERs-sealed proposals win be received
the Ufce of the Superintendent OF Buildings No. 10
Elizabeth street uG Thursday, e 10th day OF August Al
O'Clock P. NJ. for building an Engine House 10 Nine
ieenth street. Eghth-aVenue. Paus aud specnca'
tons OF the work may be ssen on application 10
JOBL BLACK, Superintendent Of Buildings
Quflf AM I II
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emp oy pfaeicsl Chemist AZ a manager IN . White
Leaf mslIf.ctury The West lie mus have bad con.
yea's experience 10 IRE best NODE u marQsr urtus
White Lead Red Lad and LiLharge. and pro6uce 10
best testimonials Tor his moral character capacity aud
b.blts of Industry None others need apply To such
one : permanent siusrion and lb-ral wages will b
given Appyto JAS BoGARDUs, 70 Eltridgest
~
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The Spanish Real in Massachusetts. is
called "nlnepence," in New York a
shilling" in Maryland a ''Ievy," in
South Carolina ''sevenpence," ard in
Louisiana 4 ..bit;" the half Real in Mas
sachusetts 'fourpence-ha'-p penny in New
York "sixpence," Maryland ''6p." and
in Louisiana a''picaynne.
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MOTIONS.

GN0NSISTlNG inpsrt Of silver PEN
" Gil cases, silver thimbles, steel
beads. silk twist, ION spools, for purses, J
watch guards. chains and keys, beads,
necklaces, combs, water and fancy col
-ours, camels hair pencils, crsyon pen
els, segar sed tobacco boxes, pocket
mirrors, tweezers, steel pens and hold
.ers, ioys for children, &C., for sale at the
Drug Store Of VIM. McCREERY
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STRAY CATTLE.

EAME 10 The premises Of the sub
q scriber in Elkiick township. some
lime in August, two one year old steers,
red and brown, hole in the righ! ear.
one has a white head, and tbc other a
spotted head. The owner is requested
TO come and 9rcve property, pay char
ges and take them away or they wilt be
disposed Of as the law directs.
ADAM uQCuSTETLER.
Ocinher lp. 1877,
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ENHE partnership heretofore existing
between Simon Gebhsrt and Ross
Forward has been dissolved. The for
,mer having removed 10 Dayton, Ohio.
skil business entrusted to the firm rnd
papers relative thereto have been left
.wi.li Ross Forward who will attend 10
'tile same His Office is the same for
anerlv occupied by Mr.. Gebhars. on the
north west corner oi the dismond.
g. Get. 10. iS47,
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Law Partnership,

YAND AND 70 d d Y,
A sterneys at law, will attend pune
~ tually 10 all business entrusted TO
them. Collections and other business
soliciied. Office Immediately opposite
she Hotel of Wm. IL. Picking, Main
street. Somerset, Pa. sept. Q 473n.
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October 10, 1917,
Exeeutorsi Notice,

n ETTERS iestamenisry ou The estate
N of Garret Ream, Esq, late of Con-
cmaugh township. deceased, having been
granted 10 die subscribers, they hereby
request all persons indebted 10 said estate
TO attend al the late residence of The de-
ceased. on Friday the 9Th Of November
nexI. prepared TO settle; and those hay-
ing claims to present them al The same
simennd place. properly authenticated.
ssas2A 'arss1 JACOB REAM,
WILLIAM REAM,
JOHN ALWINE,
Oct. 3, iS47. 49, - 81 Executors.
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NEW GOODS,

II HAVE just returned from tbe East
\ Tern cities, and am now opening a
general assortment Of Dry Goods, Hard
ware. Groceries and Queenswsre, winch
4 viii dispose Of cheaper than any Store
IN Somerset. My customers and the
public in general are invited 10 call and
examine fpr themselves.
-astr JOHN Nj. HOLDERBAUM.
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v oil. g. No. 81

the city gates and outpos's, but none spifk
arms without special leave. Tie also
prohibits arms, ammunition. tobacco, or
public property Of any kind 10 be taken
from the city.
Another order OF Gen. Q. allows the
collections Of customs aud duties at the
gates Of the city Is usual. save on sup
plies for the Qu1termaster's and Com
missary's departments. The proceeds
are to be appropriated in the first Instance
TO city expenses. and the residue as the
General may direct.
The following orders OF Gen. Scott
point to danger by which he is beset.-
The order is eminently characteristic Of
his high spirit. his humanity, and care Coz
his troops:
HEADoUAITTRs OF THE ARxY,
Mexico, Sept, %, I647.
The General-in-ehief has received.
through many kind sources. Mexica1s
and others, undoubied information thar
an extensive conspiracy is on foot about
US, to surprise (hy means Of an insurrec-
tlon) our guards and quarters, and 70 MUIR
der cur officers and men.
Mexican officers and soldiers, in dis.
guise, who had not the courage 10 defend
their capital, are the leaders Of the con-
spiracy, aided by some fifteen hundred
thieves and murderers, whe were turned
loose for that purpose, and TO prey upon
the peaceable inhabitants, the night before
the triumphal entry Of the American ar
my into this city.
The conspiraIors have also the services
Of several false priests, who dishonor The
holy religion which they only profess foe
the special occasion.
Until ready for the insursectioD the
disguised Williams hope to do US much
harm in detail. Their plan is to assassi-
nate Stragglers, particularly drunken men;
to entice individuals Of small parties ia!O
shops to drink, and to stab them when IN
their cups, to entice eur gallant Roman
Catholic soldiers, who have done so much
honor 10 our eolors, to desert, under a
promise Of land in California. which our
arms have already conquered, and which
forever will remain part Of the United
States.
Let all our soldiers, Protestant and Ca
tholic, remember the fate Of the deserlers
taken at Churubusco. These deluded
wreiches were also promised money and
land; but the Mexican Government by ~
cry sort of ill-usage, drove them to take
up arms against the country and flag they
had roiimiariig sworn to support, and
next placed them in front Of the battle
in positions from which they could not
possibly escape the eonquering vaIor Of
our glorious ranks. After every effort Of
the General-ir-chief 10 save. by iudicious
discrimination, as many Of those misera-
bic convicts as possible. fifty Of them
have paid for their ireachery BY an igno-
menious death on the gaIlows.
Again, the General-in-chief calls on hls
brethren in arms, Of all grades, to be con-
stantly on the alert, by day as by night;
never to appear in the streets without
side-arms; to walk out only in parties of
lwos, threes, or more; and 70 avoid all OBJ
scure places, particularly treacherous
dram-shops and liquor stores. By COM
mand of Major General Scott.
II. L. SCOT'r, A. A. A. G.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-11-02
kdministrator's Notice,

= E1TERS of Administrators on the
81 A estate OF Tenhart Shullz late Of Mil
fordiownship, decd, having been granted
10 The subscriber residing in said town
ship, all persons indebted TO said estate
are requested to attend at the late resi-
dence of Ghe. deceased on Wednesday
the l7tll OF November next prepared TO
scliie; and those having claims 10 present
them at ihc same lime and place, proper
authenticated.
-f WILLIAM SCOTT,
Oei.l2' 47-6t. Alm'r.