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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-09
NEW FANCY STORE.

i the new store Of Hutchinson Munro, 40
IA Pa. avenue, between 9Th and 10Th streets. will
constantly be- found of the largest aud best
ectea stocks OF Fancy Goods in the District, con
81. ting in part as follows:
PoIte Monnaes OF pearl, shell, silver, paper mache
inlaid.
Card Cases, Cabas, Work Boxes, Portfolios, Jewel
Boxes
Sewing Birds, Jet Ornaments, ladies and gcntlemens
Dressing Cases
Toilet Bottles, Money Belts, Shaving Cases
Canes, Fancy and Pocket Inkstands
Gold Pencils and Pens, VisItin. Cards
TOnth Powdes, Fancy Soaps, Pomadcs
OILS, Colleagues, Lubin's and other choice Extracts
for TN handkerchief
Lyons kathairOn, Bauy's Trcopherous
Combs and Brushes in great variety, boxes OF Fer
fumc
shaving Cream, RaZOrs, Pocket Knives Scissors
Tablets, Pari0s.Bells, Feather Brushes, sc.
Also, superior styles of one and eight day Clocks,
Mante Ornaments.
To all Of which the attention Of the public is in
Vited HUTCHINSON L. MUNRO,
No. $40 Pa. av., bet. 9Th and 10th sts.
feb s-d3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-09

CURE FOR CoRNs Mr.. Cooper, in his 'Dic
tionary of Surgery" has the following infalli-
bic cure for Germs:
Take two ounces of gum sUmoniac, two
ounces Of yellow wax, and six dracnms Of ve--
digris; melt them together, and spread the
composition on soft leather; cut away as much
of the corn as you can, then apply the plaster
and renew it every fortnight till the corn il
away.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-09

VANDERBILr's LINE OF SrEAMERs.-The
new steamships Magnolia and the Ariel are
now nearly ready for sea. They were built at
New York, to run on the New York and Liver
pool line, if he is successful in concluding hi,
mail contract with Congress These steamers
cost between 100000 and $500, 900. The
Ariel is 1900 tons burthen, has three docks
and is braced throughout diagonalIy
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned respectfully announce. TO the
/ public mai he is ready now to sell his PATENT
REPEATING PISTOLS, or Ia take contracts for
making the same. Those wishing TO see me- can
have an interview between kle hours of 3 and ID.
IN. full explanation will be given by me or by
my legal agent, A. b. Stroughton. Please address
j. w. Brown, U. 8. Hotel, Washington, ID c.
j. w. BROWN.
rhe Register Of New Haven, Conn, will please
copy.l febaSw.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-09

NOTICE TO SuBsCRIBERs-S Subscribers TO
the Star, who do not get their papers regular.
~ will confer favor on the proprietors by
leaving information of the fact at the Star
counting room.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-09
GREAT INDUCEMENTS.

I S. BLACKBOARD, 90 Bridge ST., Georgetown,
y being desirOes OF reducing his stock, offers to
buyers his large assortment of ladies and gentlemen &
Gold Watches, Jewclry of th@ newest styles and
best quality, Sllverware and Plated Goods at very
reduced prices to suit the times.
J. s. u. would respectfully invite all in want o
such articles to call and examine his large assert.
ment. feb 3lw
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CLOSING OUT
WINTER STOCK AT GREATLY R.DUCED


CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY CO, have re
" manning on hand very large stock Of all classes
If WINTER DRY GOODS and as the season Is 80
ar advanced we have determined 20 offer all such
goods al greatly reduced prices, aud in fact many
articles will be sold AT cost rather than earn them
Them over to the next season.
We have good assortment Of Merinoes PLAIN and
figured Mous'ains, an immense stock Of plaid, fgd
and plain Silks, black French Mou sIains s,ipcrIH
Bomhaz mes, Alpaca, bright plaid Raw silks and
paid Valencia, wool Piads, good assortment at
AIDES and gents Cashmere and Merino shirts and
Drawers, silk, wool and cotton Hose and \ Hose,
black and colored Silk yeivers very cheap.
large lot of French and Scotch Embrniiery, all
classes of fine White Goods, best brands OF Iri>h
Linen, English and American Shirting Cot ms,
'arge stock of all kinds of house furnishing goods;
Mems and Boys wear in great abundance; Welsh
and English fannels, &c, &C., comprising By Ear
he largest Il OK of Dry Goods 10 be found IN Wash
Ington, all OF which will be sold a. above stated.
CLAGErT, NEWTON, MAY 4 co.
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NOTICE.

THE public are forewarned agains, trusting my
l. husband, b. T. Thomas, for any thing, as I will
not pay any debts OF his contracting. They ars also
OF his that will re tile his bills They are further
cautIonea against having any dealings with
hun, Is lac Is not OF sane mind.
SARAH A. THOMAS,
Steamboat Hotel, corner Pa. avenue and 9Th.
feb S-Hs
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GRAND BIRTHNIGHT BALL

GRAND BlRTHNIGHT BALL.
TIME MOUNT VERNON GUARDS respectfully
i Inform the citizens of Alexandra and the vicin
ny that they will give
MILITARY, FL EMEN'S AND CIVIC BALL
on THURSDAY EVENING, February %,
1855. at SAREPTA HALL.
The company pledge to use every eNertion tn give
the utmost satisfaction to those who may honor the
corps with thsir presence.
Refreshments will be furnished for ladies and gen
tlcmen.
The military and firemen are requested to appear
in uniform.
Hacks will be in attendance to convey ladies 10
and from the ball.
Tickets 81; to be had Of the Committe and at the
door on the night o! the ball.
Committee of Irritation and Reception,
Capt w Ashby, Henry BlonhaeR,
1t w ii Smith, AT SkidmOre,
1t G ID Rudd, Jno |. Smith, jr
LIT & Javens, JnO Breen,
Sgt w w Allen, Jas II Simpson,
Sgt l. w Neale, Geo LyIes.
feb 9-eO&db
DOBINSON'S PRACTIOE.-The Practice in
HI Courts of Justice in England and the United
States, by Conway Robinson, of Richmond, Va;
vol l-price sc, just published.
feb FRANCK TAYLOR.
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1Tks =. es! heater to resist winter with is
benevoIa,, I Those who have tried i'm
p1oveJ z,ovs. ..s. dlsd, will please to remem-
Der that Io.d - 1 given to poor per-
son warm. Won 49,, much as it does him
Tryn ....t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-09

VALENTINES! VALENTINES
HUTCHINSON s. MUNRO have Just received a
III beautiful assortment ofchoice VALENTINES,
which they will close out at very reasonable prizes
Also, constantly on hand, an asso tment OF Letter
Pap,r, Wishing Cards, Envelopes, SC, their new
store, next door 20 NJ ssrs. Barper 4 Co.'s, No.
$40 Pa. avenue, between Ninth and Tenth sts.
HUTCHINSON MUNRO.
feb SGT Intel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-09

A BEAUr IFUL COLLECTION OF SHELL
- WORK.-At Hutchinson & Munro's, No. 3IC
Pa. avenue, will be found the most magnificent
Shell Work ever offered to Washington public
consisting of
Work Boxes, Pin Cushions, Watch Stands
Mirrors, Card Receivers, &C.
! Which they will sell very reasonable, and invite
all TO call and inspect. even i they do not by.
feb 9-3t HUTCHINSON & MUNRO.
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BANKING HOUSE OF PAIRo q RouRsK

Opposite United States Treasury.
DONpS, Stocks and oiho< securities purchased
4 and sold
Interest at the rate of six per cent per snnum al
lowed on deposits when LEFT for 30 days or lon.cr.
Jan 2i-6m
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METROPOLITAN FAIR
NOTICE. TO CITIZENS AND STRANGERS

FENHE entire stock of Dry Goods OF the late firm
/ Magruder 4 Calvert will be closed out at yer
REDUCED prices We name in part
Rich striped and plaid Silks
Brecadc Silks, cost 81. for 6sk cents
Changeable Silks, s71z, for SOC.
White Grape Shaws at half price
COlurcd do do
Linen Shecfing, wort 81 for Use.
Pillow Linen, worth 75c for so
Pillow case Cotton, worth l5c, for TX
l24 cotton Sheeting, worth SOC, for IS
Fine French Ginghams, worth %, FIR 1877
White and colorCd BriIliants, very cheap
Also, a large lot of Domestics of the best class
which will he sold very low.
Call cary and secure great bargains, at No. @
opp Centre Market, between 9th and 9th sts.
feb 9-eo2w
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SPLENDID RATTLE.

LLNDID AdE
"TtLL he Rsffied fer soon as the requisite
w number Of Chances have been taken, the fol
lowing splend and costly articles, viz:
LIST Prize. One splendid gold Paper Weight,
cOLtai:.ing an Automalon Singing Bird
and eday ChronOmeter, most beautifully
decorated and adorned with enamelled
~ Prize. One Ladys Gold Watch, richly set
with Diamonds and Painting on Enamel. 10
Sd Prize. One Lady's Gold Watch, richly set
with Diamonds, and Painting on r. amel.. 10
18th Prize. One Gents Full yeweled Patent
Lever with Compensatory goll Hunting
hatcH.-....---.. Iu
5,h Prize. Lady's Gold Hunting Watch, spIen-
ddly .............. co
Total 81 600
There will be Two Hundred Chances, al Ten
Dollars each.
The rattle will take place al Hiibus Hiiz' Mu
&c Depot, Star Buildings, corner Pa. avenue aud
llth sITeet, where Tickets can be procured and the
lTfIcles on exhibition.
Prisons desirous OF possessing some Of the mot
superb rticles of workmanship ever cxhibitei have
now an opportunity offered them of obtairing such
a, an extremely low price.
Call and examine fur yourselves at the Music De
pot of HlLBUS & fITZ, star Building, between
the hours OF O'Clock a. m. and p. m.
feb 1T
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-09

I OST-A small " bite icrri,r SLUT, with long
4 white hair-has black marks on herc1> 4
ears, and brown or red marks on her MI
back. Whoever will bring her To #. r. I'm
Champion, ESQ. British Legation, Heights-A4<s
of Georgetown, will be beraIly rewarded.
feb 6-3t
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OFFICIAL.

Frd.klin Rerce, hendent of the United States Of
america, to AZ ,chom may concern:
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to M
that PLAcIDE GRATwoHL has been appointed vice
consul of the Swiss Confederation for The States OF
Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa, and Territory of Min
nesota, to reside at Detroit do hereby recognise
him as such, and declare him free to exercise and
enjoy such functions, powers, and privileges are
allowed TO the vice consus of the most favored ma
tons in The United States.
In testimony whereof, have caused these Letters
to be made patent and the seal of the United States
to be hereuntO affixed.
Given under my hand, at the city of Washington
the 9th day of February, A. ID 1865, and
r.. s. Of the independence Of the United States
= Of America the seventy ninth.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY the President:
WI. MARCY. Secretary of State.
WESTERN HOSE NO. IA MEET
~ ing Of this Company will be held THIS
EVENING, at O'Clock, at No. Sc TweDty-siXh
street, between and X streets.
Young men favorable to this Association, and
wishing TO join, are requested 10 meet as above.
BY Ordcrof TIE COMMITTEE.
feb 8 It,
+ OST AT THE BALL ON THURSDAY, the
9th instant, a god Bracelet, with a child.
name INSIDE M III. Inc person WHO was seen L
pick il up will ccnfer favor by returning il to IL.
owner at Van TROOPS, Pa. avenue, between q
and Sd SIS, 3 doors below the Express Office.
feb 9-lt'
SLEIGH FOR sALE-AN EXCELLENT SIN
~ gle horse Sleigh, in go I'd running order, will be
sold cheap for cash. Apply at w. ELlOT'S Drug
Store, of and Twelfth streets.
feb 9-lt+
CELDEN, WRITER'S GO. BANK NOTES
- will he taken al cash rates for Paper, Blank
Books, Fancy Goods, Envelopes, and all other kind
of Stationery, by WA. T. BAYLY,
No 37s Pa. avenue, bet. 18th and 10Th SIS.
fsb9-St
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70 The large and convenient dwelling
ON the corner of Pennsylvania avenue
and Eleventh street 10 for rent. Possess
sion gwen Immediately. For terms ap-
ply at the Star Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-09

OsT-i CHECK, mo. 49, drawn by us, on
IL the Washington City Savings Bank for the
un ofS415 q, dated Feb. 5, 1855, and made pay
able TO note bearer. As lis payment has been
stopped suitable reward will be given for It's IT.
turn. JNO. T. GIVEN GO,
Coal and Wood Dealers, cor. 18th and sts'
feb g. 81
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GOLD, SILVER, STEEL l. PLATED SPEC
VI TACLES to suit every age and
eye, Riding specs, r. IL. Glasses, Eye -
Protectors, Eye Glasses of all descup -
tons, Reading Glasses, Goggles Sc,
Parabola, Perlfocal, Concave, Convex, and COlored
Glasses put 10 frames at the shortest notice.
Persons in want of glasses may be sure 10 gel
those which benefit The eye al
Ill. SEMKEN'S,
No. $50 Pa. avenue, betw. 9Th and 10Th .ls.
ian 90
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DRAUGHC ALE.

THE Undersigned respectfully announce thai they
L have obtained the sole Agency OF the Distnct
or the sale OF kuTIZ Ness ork nTsught Ale,
md have made arrangements % have II con
SANITY on hand, so that all who may favor them with
their custom will be punctuallY served.
As usual, suppy of Porter, Ale, Cider and MIN
eral Water constantly on hand
Orders by mail, given TO our drivers will meet
With strict attention.
Terms cash. Army SHINN.
first rate Wagon, but little used, for sale Apply
rs above, to Army s. SHINN,
Union BOtiii ng Depot,
bo colin Georgetown
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-09

YOUNG LADIES CLASSICAL INSTITUTE,
No. Indiana drenue.
THE second term of the present scholastic year
l. has Just commenced A few more boar ing
and day pupils can be accommodated.
STEPHEN II. MIRICK, A. NJ,
feb Saw" Principal.
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I 0ST-LEFT Ny Room, ON PA. AVENUE
last night, very small black Terrerr> |,
SLUT. She had collar on, with lanes NT
Dull, No. rs Broadway, Baltimore. I'M
will pay any one IS who may return iht.A
dog TO me. A. ID. HADEN
fph
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CAUTION.

CAUTIUN.
T HEREBY warn all persons from receiving or ne
i goiating the following de crrbad notes, which
were stolen from my hOu-e on the night of th' 9Th
instant, viz One note drawn by Samuel Burrows
for S3lS 63, dated II July, 1884, at 80 days; and
due bill OF Henry Parry, for S75 dated sometime in
May last. The note of Burrows was endorsed by
me, and is past due. Having topped the payment
Of the above described notes they can be of
to any one, and may be returned TO me through the
Georgetown Post Office.
feb 7-3t' QnD VIM. T. HEBRON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-09

The Current Operations Of the Treasury
DepartmeDt.-On yesterday, the S,h of Fob,
there were of Treasury Warrants entered on
the books Of the Department
For tho payment of Treasury debts Sl5,712 IS
cor tho Customs. ................ S,134 81
For covering into the Treasury from
customs. ............ Is, 300 90
or covering into the Treasury from
miscellaneous sources.......... 176 AZ
ror the War Department. ........ 136,919 SO
For Iepayiug in the War Depart
mont ..................... 1924 SO
For the Interior Department. 1902 Is
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rY-KANAWHa, Va, Bank Notes
N bought and sold by A. M. SNYDER & CO.,
Brokers, corner 18th street and Pa avenue.
AS- Tran Allegheny, Va, Notes bought and sold
by a. NJ. SNYDER co.
13- Selden, Withers Co.'S Exchange Bank
Notes bought and sold by A. M. SNYDER & co.
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GLEIGH FOR SALE-AN EXCELLENT SIN
- gle horse Sleigh, in go I'd running order, will be
sold cheap for cash Apply at w. ELlOT'S Drug
Store, sorcer of F and Twelfth streets.
fob
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HARPER's MAGAZINE.

The new number opens win 80 article on TIE Con
ouest of Mexico" by j. 5 &. Abbot'. vim ma = ana
lin, tratiops. rhi. Is followed by rscy chapter q
R.nenbrsnces of the mississippi" written ny 1.
B. Thorpe, wuh numerous characteristic engrsvins'
mary of IT, EN- Of an ress,iby comic character rne
recent trip 10 Nsw6spSlsno ir connection win we
submarine te sgrapb, furnishes ms'ehJ s foe hvesy
d.sc lotion OF adventures by res and land from mo
Del Of one Of The party. We have then an origin 81
story prinf II horrors oy the author OF Loss and
G.iu;" and seyersl readable selections. Some curl
Gus c,s and speoolaii rs pressnied IN the Editors
Table on changes 10 the application Of talent In the
Upieo ste., tending shc- he prsericsl develop
ment OF int ilsct smorg our count'ymen, and no
porur II inepce Of the p'ess. fhs old Essy Char
keeps up iis quaint comments Cd The occurrences OIL
the day. r4busipg Gu rent foies With kindly satire
On the whole the Number makes apromsing com
nencsmen. OF new volume.
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oI7 29x6xW

NOTICE of DJsTRlBUTION.-No is hereby
sven that the balance remaining Of the proceeds Of tbs
81 Of the Estse of JAMEs 30 NLE5 late OF tue Cay
dec.ssed late made uodr the oder o. the Sa
rorue Of the County Of sewYok BY WILLIAM FAOSr nc
Executor Of the vii and Testament # The said iecel
viii be r according law st the sdrrossss Ore IN
the City of NtwYort. the sixth day II Decenbsr nK ~
ten O'Clock the f,reuoo1 Of tina. dayDssed tbs I'd day e'
loss w
aa1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-28

RUNAWAY SLAVES REcAPTURED-ARREsT OF A SEA
CAPTAIN AND MATE.--TL No.fo1 (Vs.) Herald Of
the gath hiss the fol o~isg;
"Esrly Yesterday rnorsinS we received information
thst q schooner oad been driven assore IN Princess
Anne Cosnry 4ith fugitive ss - on bard asd shovt
y sftsr We bao tbe satsfa5tO Of sessg Vie captain
and ss Of the scboor er hsd been brought 40 b
This olt, ard lodged 10 .il for ss's sespisg Il sp-
pesrs that the schooner Mary Ann liz .beth, y Md
more eomman Cd BY Wn. Ls@sdea Of W1nisgtos,
DEL s,sis'eo by Benz. Coihos OF Port Morris, N. j.,
AZ mate eft this port "Wednesday ls-t oouaa for
Philadelphia. Du ing the gaze Of thu. siSht the YES
eel ves driven ssbose about fse mics ron Cspe
Henry sfh the loss Of so0e o. Der sails and rigging,
and m he uo-nirg il discovered tnst she sd On
board several negroes whose -ssrs ~ere known TO
reside In this ciJ. The cap ala bad In his possession
Sl25 sbjcb the negroes ssid thy bad pail bin Tor
tbsir pssssse 10 Pbisdepbis. fne espssio however,
ssys ar be slaves ~ers on boaro st.oas his kno VI
e. ee: hat be went f0rsaro on Wadae day evening
a, drccve I'd chip unde- he foreesssls hatch hat
he rsissd tire ta'ch q Roov-r-d The slsvs we'd
ewsy IN tx fofecssei the, be csieo she mass sttel
flor 10 The ia l. wh0 wss much onisbed 80 him
&c q that ire money then IA fro0 The <r0es
snd the schooner put about ~, Hvro g. bat owiog 10
the sac o. Wind owing a. RE tine 10 vas fouod I'm
practicable, and toath then ossrmioed 10 run the
scbt oItT a. ore, ehi.h aacOrdiusy done. IL is
hardly probable however that tw men shoals ssder-
t4he to ,svlea 5000 IN P,af elphiA asd ssll
kss 20 that five Ie1 should ave tsSen possesaion
Of tie for, csstle, without he kpoViedRe Of ethef cap
tain or caaie. Ths' probsb,fty . that II the severe
esls of We'd esdsy night hso not occarreA nothing
more would rave ofsn hesro Of the slaves end We a.
most ssrres w hope that ghea tAis case comes mn AR
traf spue clus may be obtained which viii ead Z, the
dscoveTy OF the ocesiseDt Oh efors and agen Of the
UpdergIcunc Railroad from Norfolk. Tee slavss-,
two uep, two wom6n and child--.re sin "a ssfo
keeping 10 Princess Al ne Coa1'y, sod bson2, a. 20
learn, to Mssss. Duncan Robertson, e. r. Shield spd
Mrs Sheyhsrd."
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PuTyAM's MAGAZINE.

The ftrnsut produced by Lonsfeaow's "Hia~sths'
will ebect attention to brilliant piece OF criticism on
that pom 10 this number OF Putnam. The writer
discusses tne general subject of Lns fellows "retne
p;scercts AID echoee," snd places the mater IN tho
lost favorsbs poi Of visw for the poet. His YER
dict on Uiaws,ha" is 6ienoy sb,ogh not indie
crininsting A capital vein Of fun sno s.sre opens
10 Tie paper "Aoout Nigg rs" Which is excellent In
spite Of its TILE Apropos Of Tbsckerays forthcoming
volume Of bal acs, we have genial discussion Of
bic merits ~ q poet The Virginia Springs" farsish
a rev ehspier, sp4Iklir Nth keen hum r, ike the
previous specimens. "Low Life in the sahara" "A
Visit TO the Druzes" good, snd 50 is Living In
tie County" BY the domestic Mr.. spsrowgrass'
eevers exec mt snssches Of poey fill ~ the vseant
spaees-w r,by of a be,nr fasr-and the nanosr
closes with variety Of welLwrtsn editorial notes.
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CUPREME CoURT-City a9d, County Of Of New,

CTPREME COURI-Clty std COunIy vi No"
~ Vol IN. AMEktCAN MINERAL COMPANY sssioH
KINsLEY SHERMAN Summons Of moHey DE- maea 90
ronfI.r To the Defendant You here suHnnnei snd
n,isS IN answer me conn in this aston ~heh vii ~
6l,d n the Office OF be Cek OF the sid eognty OF
nd ~ s.ys copy 20 the said compliant IN ~,
snhseribers az their cfice, No tsaoye IN tne wv OF
New York within twenty days after the service h-reot ef
enye of the DAY Of such and yoa tai 20 SOS yer 10
SID eom5l.p within the tine Aforesaid the plainss .as
se ION pi rdsmen sasnt you Tor 10: sun OF one INC
and thirty eight DELAYS four cents ~ u
With interest nom 6st DAY Of seoe one taoa'And
e,n. hundr,d sud y four be,ide The coats oil hH saoa
Dat EeR Ycrf. Oct 10 lSA ,,,su,o,,
BLATcaFORD, S.wARD GRisWoLp,.
flaiptify A'toTaeys, No. H.noverst Ne- ioth;
T ,omrlIt in th. .ctoc wa filed 10 the Oh Of the
CiS Of he County ofNew Yok the 9h day Of SSysSef
1855 BLslCSfOkD, Sc" AND a. - 49,.
nl4 lax6vWs fAnlE' Ah'tNJs
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CUPREME COURT, Kirgs COunty;mJoaN

CUPREME COURT. Kirgs County;-JOHN
uIiAM HORT ,od AIstt. Maxs aOf his .is, is,eeth
B1oL.. Jseob K. yoYhse. sod Reoeee. saa ais
ifs lanes yso,hees aud Mary Beck nan defsndsns SIN
relief Gem ser)To the .bove nun "a oeiena
ants: You hereby summoned snd required 20 ses"t w
in this action will be hled m the on a 81 the
Gel The County OF Kings his Office IL tb- City OF BOX
yn and D. your answer % The ssa On
L. ,rb..,-,. at our sce rum le Wi i.rr IA he CiJ
Of EswYot tv-uy day, ,er the service OF te; sun
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