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ny ). G. MCGUIRE, Auct,onesr.

VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.-on Thursday,
September 20 at o. IN front Of The pcmi'es, will sell
thai 81 lot TO- 32 beginning ih
and y 70 southeast OF said
north Is feet 100 feet pch south rs
together spiei-
troeo brick house and back building fixtures
&c
Alec that oflot squae with the
beginning 20 from
thence north IS
toned lot east % feet inches south 30 feet feet inches
south 10 the beginning.
Tks property, position and proximity Pennsyl-
vana avenue fail TO be and
The lots will be sold separately.
Terms OF sale fourth cash residue in and
with interest Deferred be secured deed
on The premises. Title perfect.
JAS c. MCGUIRE,
Septl-d Auc,onerr.
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ny ). G. mcaUlnE, Auc,,oneer.

TNRUSTEES' SALE OF STEAMER UNiON.--on Friday, Sep
TENDER 4, 1885, IL O'Clock n OF trust,
bearing date the 18Th day June ls55 and
s. No a. Gaios f65 Washing
ton county in the District Of Columbia, undersigned will
public ancon Pages of street, nearly
new steamer called the Union present running ferry
between his and Alexandria.
This steamer hut Washington city year il
l62 feet IN length inches depth OF hold
feet 10 Inches She All 4095
u,emcns enrolment Her engine is @
horsepower engine built by Smith Perkins, Alexandria
ing ald unloading freight.
T,ms one third cash. the residue in MONTHS
for satisfactorily endorsed notes, bearra interest.
CHARLES g. MILLS, lr
CHRISTOPHER INGIE, trustees
JAS. O. MCGUIRE,
Sep l-eo&ds Auctioneer
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ANOTHER RICH ONE DOLLAR LOTTERY.
Ga saturday, September 30, 1855.
PATApsCo INSTITUTE LOTTERY,
Glass 255.
20 numbcTs-l2 drawn ballots.
Tickets ai-halves so cen,s-qrar,crs .a5 cents.

Wc invariably letters mail enclosing
envelope observing
drawing Is send the official printed drawings duly cs
Slate oiice with
Az prizes bought at our Office payable Immediately
Drawing in current Bank State taLen
par for tickets. Gold dollars enclosure,
three but postage need he paid
Correspondents place The confidence regularity
ard safety the mails
drafts and banh notes from all of the United states
had valuable letter In making
Office all no
let will be forwarded Office
postage ia prepaid
The luck which has attended Office will fully
in saying that To obtain good prize
dress a line TO EGERTON BROTHER,
Box l03, Post Office, Baltimore, Maryland.
NJ B-Couespondents he careful writing each
letter addressed their Office, county
holding prize tickets, aud wishing ca-hed
invariably remit The tickets the tickets being like bnnk
payable presentation The list
capitals the prizes in lottery from The price OF
tickets upwards.
Sept I-2aw2wif
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Hy j. c. MCGUIRE, Aucs,oneer.


HANDSOME FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS,
Ac.-un Tuesday ,ning September H. O'clock
turnpike Rockville miles George
ria sell all his handsome
fleets, consisting In part Of
Rosewood carved brocaiee covered sofa with
Mahogany French chnirs finished canary coored
hIocatelle, curtains 10 match
Mahogany hairsprip rofa and chairs
Rose wood chairs, whainot
Superb with candelarns, 1900
s. Rosewood secretary and bookcase
MaTble-tap certie and other tables
Elegant gframs French co by o. with slab
and bracket
Velvet Brussels tapestry carpets, match
all new and Of excellent quality
One pair elegant gilt light chandeliers
Dining room, hall, and otter gas fixtures
Hedsteads bureaus, Wristbands
Cane and wood chairs, rockers
China, glass, table cutlery &C.
Cooking, parlnr, and chamber
Together with many articles necessary TO eHumerae
AT O'clock
One handsome family carriage, but little used
Handsome lion sleigh, Iiockaway
Wagons pougIs, harroGs
Harness, shoves, forks, cu!tivators
Lot of hay and corn potatoes
Hot bed
Terms $50 under, credit of and
four months for satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
JAS. C. McGUIRE,
Aug 29-d Auclioneer.
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Now is the time to buy cheap. Preserving fruit such as
green and blue cages are also plenty This week III
said, they will be at their height Messrs Mott Iiuyler
have received six hundred bushels from the plum orchards
along the Hudson river between New York and Albany
The prices areor cages 81 so and 50 bushe blue
cages aud egg pums 81 rs and 81 so Pears scarce
and high--the common quality sells at 50 a bbl'
SAILING OF rrE srEAmrR-The Cunard steamer America
sailed from Boston Wednesday last with l3 passen
gers for Liverpool and 10 for Halifax Archbishop Hughes
is among the passengers for Halifax. She has board
S84l,46o 06 in specie and "A packages Of cargo.
DsAm.-Judge George p Terrence died in Cincinnati
the 9th ul, the advanced age of seventythree
years and six months. Judge Terrence TO the city
in 1906, and commenced the practice OF law. In 1912
lie raised company of volunteers and, marching the
OF war took part in the military operations in the
neghborhood. lie served term in The senate and
presidentudge Of the court of common pleas for two terms
lie filled the Office of county treasurer from the year 1884
s4o and at the expiration of his official withdrew
from public life lie for many years active fire.
man, and president of the Protection Fire Company.
DEAru AN soLpEa--Alexander McCracken,
Scotchman by BIRTH and who this country during
the revolution with Bnrgoyne and taken prisoner with
bis army, died Colchester Connecticut the 23d ult
at the age of l04 years.
Gov. SrASsoS.--The ST. Louis Republican Of Monday
last says
of Kansas Territory, arrived in this city yesterday
lie made stay, but proceeded Immediately his dest
nation, taking the Pacific railroad TO Hermann lie viii
boat there and viii be at the scat of government
before the close of this week.
INVITING rAcTs-At the womans-riehts convention
Mt Saratoga few days since while Mrs Lucy Stone
Blackwell speaking, facetous opponent of
ucy theory asked her "who would take Of the babies
when mothers went to Congress-" 9" win reply to that
everlasting query reoined Lucy, "by asking who takes
care of them when their mothers 10 Saratoga ?"
CALIFORNIA WHARF.-THE ship Charmer, nst arrived at
New York from San Francisco brings full cargo-about
1000 tons wheat and hour-the growth of California
The Cbarmer is a ship, owned in Boston, and has
made the passage in one hundred days
STAMpEpE-Seyeral slaves away from their owners
residing Piedmont Virginia, Saturday night 10Th
ult They six in number, belonging to Colonel
Isaac Parsons, G. W. Blue, G. w. Washington, William
Donaldson and Isaac Baker
KNow-NoTHING AND PRAcTIcEs.-The Hamp-
den Statesman says Of the know-nohng council at Thorn
dixie "he president bought Congregational church at
auction and sold it to the Catholics making $400 by the
operation another obtained the Office Of deputy sheriff
and one the most fortunate of ALL married pretty Irish
Catholic girl"
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w gains
large andn ofnll kinds Of embroidcries
so pieces high colorsd piaids, for boys' wear
20 cartons ribands, select styles
exceedingly and desirable articles
Fresh supplies daily received.
One proverbiaiiy price only.
An bills be prom oily closed when presented.
Good articles low picn and fair dealing may be IN
all cases.
We viii add that siock OF pure linen DDS grades
unusually One and cheap.
The said stock OF mourning goods
In both stock throughout
ar.4 s-544 PERRY BROTHER ~.
Central stores' huhdirg
Sep l-6tdif Opposite Centre Market
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pICIxETs, LATBs, AND COAL!-Jus received and ready
4 for sale
900 900 No. ! nhs, fun length and thickness
Also rs 900 AZ feet picSets, superior article
COAL OF ALL KINDS AND SIZES.
Rcd and white range t.H4
Red end white ns suitable for and radiators
Lykins rcd ASH Philadelphia ash, and Bristol
Lehigh furnace coal, in yard and ready for SALE
My regular requested their orders for coal
before the price raiers
Also hand lumber OF all descriptions
Shingles, lime, enlciDed plaster aud
Ny yard on LIST street, near the Capitol.
Aug 2S-iw JOHN PURDY.
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DIED,

At Sroudsburg, Pennsylvania, The 7 August, 1885, ELLIS
LEWIS HAMEkSLY OF The late ROBERT
York, Pennsylvania in the 30ih year Of his age =
In this city, yesterday morning. very suddeny Mrs SERENE,
consort of r. L. nAzLETos, the 35h OF
The friends Mr. and Mrs
residence
Mrs 9th 3 O'Clock
day afternoon, September ID, without further notice.
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For the BENEFIT of the Sufferers Norfolk and


PIC MIC win be given /" Parkr Monday
her 81, O'Clock aid relieving
Of the afflicted abovcnsmed places The moderate
Of Washpgron generously call, and
relieving the srlepga distressed nciehbors +st E
Professor Bergmann's band will be in attendance
Sept t-9l
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poKITANsKY's Pathological Anatomy, volumes,
IL in
Tanners Clinical Medicine.
The yellow Mask, from Dckens's Household Words
The Confessions Of a rreiy Woman by Miss Pardoe.
The Jealous Wife by Miss Pardoe
Fruits and Vegetables all prices,
how 10 obtain them. Price l24 eens.
Sept FRANCK TAYLOR.
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schooI-BookA Announcement.

School-b0ok Announcement
RAY BALLANTYNE, 49a Seventh street,
VI large OF the books used
public and schools academies schools This
vicinity including The series recently introduced the pub
Ic schools OF this city, viz Corne' Primary and Intermediate
Biographies, PeIkns' Arhmeicbs, Bnions Grammars
which will be sold wholesale very prices
Sept i--d3t
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lI}- Rev. Mr. CNmmins, Rector of Trinity Church
city, who absent for time past,
home this day and will resume his pastoral duties
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LOCAL N L w 8.

At meeting of the Merchants Exchange, held at their
August 80 the following gentlemen appointed to
solicit subscriptions behalf Of the Norfolk and Portsmouth
sufferers
First Ward.-J. H. Ryder, VIM. 7. Dove, George Riggs,
j. Wilson, and j. Is. Dodson.
Second Ward-Wm. F. Bayly, b. W. Reed, Thomas J..
Fisher, Samuel Lewis and G. Gautier.
Third Wards. 7. Franklin, 7. j. Steer, Richard J.
Ryon, Gait h Bro, and John 4. Ellis.
Fourth Ward Samuel Bacon, NJ II. Stevens, II. /. Lou
dom Duval Bro, Benj. Bea, and George and Thomas
Parker.
Fifth ward.-.John Purdy,. w. H. Upperman, Thomas
Young, Samuel Hamilton and William u. Todd.
Sixth Ward.-Wilam Wall, Tucker Co., Robt. Coombs,
Il. Il. Morsel and Philip Otterback, sr.
Seventh Ward.-Richard Walach, ID. b. Clark, X. b.
Clark, A. Harvey Co., and John ii. Simms
S. BACON, President.
The members of Trinity Church have contributed $l5 for
the relief OF the Norfolk and Portsmouth sufferers.
Drs Williams and Jackson Of this city, left for Norfolk on
Thursday evening last the noble mission OF offering their
professional services to the sick OF that CITY,
Mr. Butt exhibited in the Northern Liberties market yes
terday morning canteope which weighed nearly thirty
pounds and which measured three feet in circumference
The seed obtained from the Patent Office.
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Hy ,. O. nrcGUIRE, AuosIone

HOUSE AND LOT ON NINTH STREET, OPPOSITE CEN
III Market for sale at public auciionundcr the provisions Of
deed Ofrus executed by A. NJ Clements The o6i September
ls9 und the Of parties interested the subscriber
will or for sale at public auction, the premises, Thursday
9Th day of September O'Clock, OF lot No.
in No 1884, with the brick building thereon fronting Is
feet Ninth and with that width the Of the
Terms Of ac OF the purchase be- paid in
residue credit OF will
purchaser give His satisfactorily endorsed
day Of and full payment Of said purchase
money! alt viii
all the light e and interest vested in him BY The said deed Con-
rcsod his
risk, If terms be not complied with In ten days
by order ofihe trustee
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
Aug 28--3aw &ds Auctouecr.
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MaryJ and Lotteries for seutem-
Der, 1885.
Paymsai Of Pytss, s4a,aniisa d tAe sto

PGymsAt Of Prizes guaranteed BY STATE of MrvIan4
THE following pler did are narlcuany vohy az, .
lenuon OF the pubic, on pas,
ic,ies ever drawn 10 the United siates i' o'
RICH oNEDoLLAR LOTTERY
On Thursday, September o, 1855.
.PAfAPscu INSTITUTE LOTTERY
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UrUMN sUPPLiEs, stock now conplsss in all de-
II parnens-In all probability offer the thor
onsh fancy staple dry goods Of reliable quail
ties in the District slGe
manufactured
other obtained enables offer decided
Inducements purchasers.
Ono pgeverbialiy low price only.
Those adgcs sods find their advantage
stock psior making their selections
bills
July Isl will be expected beginning bill We
r. entirely scriovs in this
credit cordially
invited call and supplies II but far
qualification.
Goods be the appreciation,
invalds, nor will they be exchanged or taken back
Good articles low and sr desns be relied in all
cases.
FERRY BROTHER,
~ Central Stovss,n west building,
Aug 3o-3tdif Opposite Cepus Market
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introduced into this country from France and the seed
distributed for experiment by the Patent ohee IL grows
very large somewhat long, having very thick ribs. The
A.b l. rather coarse, but fall OF sweet juice. We were
houp Yesterday grown melon of this variety raised
be farm of Mr. Butts three miles distant from Wash
gton ID measures way three feet inch 10 circum-
srence three feet inches weighs thirty and half
ouuds and Is the largest melon have seen. II
would pass for large sized pumpkin 1t not for its ribs
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Aug 2s-3taw& ds
En- gIish and French Boarding and Day school.

English and French Boarding and Day school.
ISa BROOKE, from Philadelphia will her boarding and
M school young ladies Monday september no. 1850
No 35 Pennsylvania Seven buildings and 18Th
Miss Brooke win be assisted by the competent pro-
every department.
lady, recently Pns engaged
snd will be used TO accomplish her pupils
that
Drawing will be taught In various and clesan, styles,
friend, Mss Brooke IL esimable lady, OF
tegrnce, wbore qualifications teacher and whose
pislments English literature, entte her high consideration
"ALoNzo POTTER
Miss Brooke IL we'll known lady who entirely
young ladies'
every way worthy Of the patronage Of PARENTS
"a. DALLAS BACHE,n
RKFERxacTs.
The Right Rev. Aionzo Potter ID. D., Ii. D.
The Right q. w. Doane, D. D., LIZ ID.
Professor A. Dallas Bachr, Superintendent Coast Survey
Joseph Henry Secretary Of Smithsonian institute
Gen. John Mason, Washington, d. "
William w. Corcornn, Washington, d. G.
John Meehan, ESQ, Lihrarinn W Congress.
Hon. James Campbell, Postmaster General.
Hon. Es Lewis Chief Jucc Of tho Supreme Court Of Penn
W. Woodward, Associate Judge Of the Supreme Court
Pennsylvania. .ss tss.
lion. George Vail, NJ. c., New Jersey
Lieut.. NJ. r Many l.. L., u. q. Observatory.
Circuar stating be had principal booksocF or
Of Miss Brooke, No. i3e Pennsylvania avenue.
Aug 3s-eodim
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BALrrnoRr Aug. 81 Flour has downward tendency
sales Of 600 bbs Howard street ST. City Mills Is quoted
At 81 rs 81 81. wheatchoice white sold for 81 80 a
Al ss fair to good do 81 65 81 49, common to good reds
81 SO 81 TO- Corn is unchanged-sses OF white at 50
cents; yellow at so q 30 cents.
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O + FICIAL.

TBEAsuRy DxrARTnnsr, August 3, 1885.
Notice hereby bolde Of the authorized
by 1885, November,
1856 whole stock will be purchased by
any The soh November
which additIon
expressed in the certificates.
And to holders stocks
States that purchases Of the to the amount Of viii
also he made during the period the following
For stock Of the loan of is42 premium Of 10 for stock
Of is47 and Is4s Of 10 ard for
stock issued under the Of $780, commonly called Texasndm
nifty stock, premium Of six per
Interest will also be allowed the stipulated in the cef
Gates, July day here
addition, enable party
Certificates transmitted this department under tho
co should be duly assigned the United States the
tied 10 receive the purchase money.
Payment for stocks viii upon
Boston, New York, Philadelphia, parties
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Aug 4-dlnNoyao Intel. s,arl
NOTWITHSTANDING the advance In the prices CT
chasing largely e.I'y esly Astonishing bar
many q ~ s "s and
Having but price only paneuaiy in se,!ns bal.w
positively expected and insisted We make
aycood articles, prices. desIns may
. .a rHss s,.,,., ss Not, 1s'isi..,,
Aug ai-6tdif Opposite Centre Market
II MAY BE BEST the
s'ad. a, E We o e s,pses ss
100 piece. black and ancycoiorsd Silks entirely
styles
pieces n.nnes per yard up
pure goods probably III. lascst cheapest
n
mourning goods thorough offered.
100 pairs fine and cheap blankets nil
Table diapers and assorted in styles and prices
10 shirt bosoms, I'll linen, patterns.
Dress goods in great proIuson, many new designs.
Shaws scarfs OF modern styles.
New supplies received daily.
July paid before commencing
fd
regular and puncua credit customers, habiuay
settle their bills invited to call and make their
selections
DLy-One price only
Good articles, prices, dealing may relied
oil ..
PERRY BROTHER
Central Stores, building,
Aug 3i-4tif Opposite Centre Market
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Death Of United States Coas-liy recent letter from
Cormodore Crabbe commander-in chief Of the African
sdron dated on board the United States flag ship James
n on Santa Cruz, Tenerihe island) the 2Gth of July,
~ learn that the feet bad sailed from Funcha the 2ls
md arrived off Santa Cruz the 23d of July Immediately
after anchong note was received from Mr. j. y Hart
American consul at Santa Cruz, without date and stating
h,t he was too unwe visit the ship IL ascertaned
hat his sickness ch to require immediate attention.
mi physeian and other officers without delay sent to
The consulate minister to his comfort and relcf but
h arrival he appeared in state of stupor and died the
orninO OF the 2th of July His remains inferred in
Inc English cemetery with all the honors due to his position
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Appoine, Iostaasers. The President has the power
IL aud with the advice and Of the Senate to appoint
enuy postmaster in all post offices where the compensa
ton Of postmaster exceeded one thousand dollars TOR the
s wear ending the 30th OF June 1885, for subse
ouept fiscal year. This deputy postmaster only be re-
aovd by the President In all other Offices the Postmaster
General has the sole power Of appointment and removal
When postmaster is appointed he is furnished with let
ter Of appointment and blank bond Ne is authorized to
take charge of the Office upon executing the bond re-
oured taking the oath of Office enclosing them in letter
directed the Appointment Office and derosng such letter
in the post Office, and not before.
No person be appointed postmaster who cannot legally
execute official bond aud person hold the office of
pomaster who actual resident Of the city town
wherein the post Office is situated within the delivery of
the office.
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SAILING OF THE sTEAMER-The Cunard steamer America
sailed from Boston Wednesday last with IL passen-
gers for Liverpool and Is for Halifax Archbishop Hughes
is among the passengers for Halifax She has on board
Ss47,469 o6 in specie and "A packages of cargo.
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An Eiisibly-iocntcd and Furnished House for Rent.
VERY comfortable tce-story brick house, located
IL the most beautiful sections Of the city, will be and
immediately. The comfortably
teey furnished modern se which furniture win be disposed Of
advantageous 10 the person wanting the house,
All particulars be learned inquiry this Office.
Aug s9-difn
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eely style, disposed Of
on advantageous terms 10 the wanting the house,
Al particulars can be learned on inquiry al this Office
Aug s9-dnn
- ---
n pied nom Official BOON Of 800 pages neatly
bound can be Furnished purchasers ~ per copy.
Distant purchasers, 10y remiiing o. single copy
sen, to their address by mail free Of postage
One hundred copies viii be sent by free of charge for
remittance Of s75
Aug le-ddcp2mt Seventh street, Washington, ID. &.
WANTED insdisteiyA thoroughly qualified teacher of
nada virginia.. the applicant gentleman, rada
NJ. Of college, and willing devote himself 10 bis duties Salary,
go '>'' l. /. BRooKETT,.
Aug 3l-dat Alexandra, Virginia
Decisions of the Supreme Court OF the United
STATES
JUDGE cURTIs's EDITION.
Three poiu,pes,
This day published by
LITTLE, BROWN, ~ CO.,
Law and foreign booksellers Ia Washington street, Boston
Reports The Decisions OF the supreme Court OF the
Unifed States
With Notes and a Digest.
ByB. r. CURTIS,
Ono of the Associate Justices OF the Court.
Vols as, @. syo. 50 per volume.
tFrom Prof. Paraons, of Cambridge Law schooi.l
Judge Curtis rendering prcs very great
importance bringing ofhese
sss m Let :" ho y & en- cn
his 10 bis first volume the OF Graves al the
picahle Of property arm
@ @ NC ana s. 10 s
suoceors) THE pose Bu, Judge
shall G. - aud everything further lawyer or
use And he pa's his in 50 eompacr form Na is really much
original report The same hing witt think, he
ssnsanou fhi' sose only
c.psnpos, Angus, 10, less 'p@"
Aug l7-2awsdf
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m. Late Railroad Accident.
,.Arrest Of a Supposed Slarer

Bosros, Aug. BE Simpson has been arrested on
charge Of having fitted the brig Mary f. Smith for the
African slave trade.
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sepl-e,dlr
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STAMpEpE.-Severa slaves away from their owners
residing Piedmont Virginia, Saturday night 10Th
ult. They six in number belonging to Colonel
Isaac Parsons G. ". Blue, G. w. Washington, William
Donaldson, and Isaac Baker.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-20

In the Matter OF the Guardianship II Isaac sheldon
Of Theodore Sheldon latt Northampton IN the STAT. -
Massachusetts,, deceased
UPON reading aud filing p5 tion OF Harvey Kirkland a,
Northampton. in tho state OF Massachusetts
other things That he the Guardian Of tic person pop
~ of Isaac Sheldon aforesad appointed ny the
of Hampshire County In tie state OF hassacuse;ts. Il
said minor Is resident Of said Northampton
thar said minor ha property and estate in he ks.
nosa in The state OF Wisconsin, and pnf that hm-ce
some suitable person be appointed Guardian If NO
perty in the county at Kenosha, aforesaid.
tits ordered that sd petition he heard before
eighth day of January, 4. D. 1885 10 eeek ~ Of ID
day NJ the Court House in tie city and euusy #
And il is further raered, That notice Of this pleaon
ven TO Isaac Sheldon senr George SHIELD. Richard
Francis j. Morton Marcus Norton SyGeEiam Iarss
and Harriet Parsons aud all otier persons 3D.
Publishing copy this order in the Hdnpslie NH.
ted in hampton the ate@of W
Kencsha Tribune arG leegsa ard kerdshR DtnterAt Nd
ly newspapers printed in tie oity and
said for four weeks prior day of hearing
in stated JON n. JiLSUN, County Judge
Dated Kenc:ha. November oath, / 20.