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AUCTION.

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lutheran Church, ChrIstiansted.

On Sunday the 9TH inst, there will
be divine service held for the English Lu-
theran Congregation in this Church.
, 1866-10-05

seen at the Vendue, to which pur-
chasers are invited.
st. Thomas Vendue Office, the
4th October 1866.
ROscnStamd,
Vendue Director.
, 1866-10-05
TABLE OF THE FALL OF RAIN

during the week from 26th Sept. to End Oct.
Christiansted. Frederiksted. Kings Hill.
Lines. Lines. Lines.
, 1866-10-05

THE Undersigned, while thanking
those that have kindly favored
him with their custom, solicits at
same time a settlement of their V
due accounts. Having met with a
heavy loss, and just now having
many pressing accounts to settle,
besides the difficulty presenting it.
self of providing the Establishment
with the necessary supply for the
coming season, he assures his friends
and customers that further indulgence
is quite impossible.
JNO. J. MILES,
4th October 1866.
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bs and Sealing abous cay ooaas seventeen Of which
wore found in possession Of the pnsonsrs who were
arrested ON tho evening Of the burglary upon Informs
tion given by . man named John Howe Judge Russell
sent each OF them TO the State Prison for i've years
La sEeent ss AIIBGBD RoBBxRY.
John Donovan, Patrick Conner and Michael McGinness
pleaded guilty to an assault with ntsit TO rob- they hav
Ing been charged with assautng John Jones the LIST
Of August II appeared from the testimony that they
had been drinking and forced Jones 60 down 70 battle
In the river and while doing so some OF the party ran
away with his Az there cher mitigating cir
cnmstances exJudge Stuart requested to have the sen
tencc postponed
Epnctus Devoe convicted Of stating two watches,
valued at $780, from the jewery store OF Rachael Rhen
255 Third avenue the 2sh Of July The prisoner at
tempted TO provo by his sisters that The complainant and
her daughter were mistaken; but the jury believed the
statements OF tho witnesses for the people Judge Rus
sci remanded Devoe, observing that he restored the
watches Il would make difference in he sentence
JONES McNaly, Jointly indicted viii Patrick Conners
for robbery in tho first degree pIced trial. On
the Sth OF September John Ross whe at the corner OF
Pike and Cherry Streets ATTACHED by q crowd,
Knocked down and robbed Of Sos TIL. complainant said
that McNaliy was nearly blind and ht believed that he
was not IN completely with the others
Mr. Bedford abandoned the prosecution, and the jury
rend red verdict OF not guilty.
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SUPREME couaT-cHAMseps.

Application for Mandamus to Compel the
Bonrd Of Health TO Order PAYMENT for the
Removal Of Nmisances.
Is Before Judge sutherland
The People, rel Joseph p Clancy, vs. The Metro
pclitan Board Of Heanh--Ths was an application 70,
mandamus 70 issue, compelling the Board Of Health to
order the of the Board pay the OF sse
due the elato for cleansing the premises No los West
Nineteenth street. On the Gath Of April last the Board
issued order for the cleaning and whItewashng
OF the first floor and halls Of that building The
order was given TO the Metropolitan Police
Board for enforcement, and by them turned over
10 the reIator for execution. The defence admits
tho issuing Of the order, but denies any subsequent
knowledge Of or the manner Of It's execution, and
asserts that special authority given for the per-
Torrance OF the work. and urges that this Is but the
pioneer Of nnumerable claims Of similar class which
will be more than the Board satisfy and that no
special fund has been appropriated for the purpose For
the plaintiff held that the statute creating the Board
Of Health makes provision for such demands The Court
took the papers and reserved It's decision For the
Board, George Bliss, J; for the reiator Albert Stick
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SANITARY MATTERS.

THE sten u,ship Florida Released from t(usrss ..
tine--W ecisiy Report of the RcEi.trnr-fn-
teresting Facts In Rcgnrd to Choiern, &c.
Tho steamship Florida, which touched ~ this port
ton her way Vera CRUZ time neo with cholera
patients on board released from quarantiue ON Mon
day, ths having been previously thoroughly oieansed
end fumEated There are now on tho qusfastIns ships
fory.nins patients suffering from cholera yellow fever
and other diseases tHMN
nlnrrs' nrronr
Vital Statistcs:-- fHsK
Bcrr.c os virAL srArt.ncs. Noy. 20. 1885
IN New YORK aud ONLY Is 10 brooklyn This rorsl'y "
equivalent % yearly dethr.te N Ryohlyu OF "a Lilo
loo and OF per LOO p New Yotk exclusive OF island
sasn'utions An nusus favorable condition al the public
health n.srn " scs every aspect % the Last three
xynouo oausrs pryduosd nearly twenty percent OF the
dealks kew Y0rk, N nroo.yn went, M psr cent
The ssventeenh end fweny.soend wards IN ths former
city and the ffth sixth Eleventh Foureenth and Sir.
tenth wards 10 prvokyn haze lukns pscss for hs class
disessas standing ,se sdvAnesa Of posi
Non The tyepfyoue deaths froti soarsna and tas ssn
fvou typhoid fever IN th- two cities point dsmcsd ana
tscsi ssssisigas e iasslasE.y .,s "a, 49,,
sssa ~ ss'sd fasssSss $780, s yss ssys q
ahc ksU xAlshsf no hsafm " % ssidthN 10 Ssr
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UNITED STATES usraIcr csuar-M AuMoaAlIry.
A C0lliss0n Case.
Before Judge Shipman.

bolOrc Judge Snlpmku
j. g. Richardson, gunner Of the bark Scotland ~. The
No ,Veoian ship Harre. This was . collision and
counSY complaints the owners OF the Havre suing
the owner OF the Scotland for damages accruipg from
collision between the vessels on January last OF Sandy
Hook. The allegations OF the plaintiff Richardson,
rected that the Scotland the night OF the collision
was in all respects seaworthy and fully equipped,
Manned Differed and commanded, and was supplied with
lights properly displayed and lookouts propsry stationed
that on the night Of Goth January 1866 she had valuable
cargo or cotton board and was bound from Apalah
cola Florida 10 the port Of New York When about eaht
miles of Sandy Hook green light was observed, on
tack II continued In would have carried tho strange
eel the Havre well clear OF tho bark; that while the
green light wes watched the Havrs changed her course
Improperly, bringing her into collision with the Scot
land cutting her down nearly TO the waters edge carry
ing away mixxen mast and inhlctug other damages TO
he amount Of $4,000 and which injuries resulted from
tho unseamanlike conduct Of those navigating the
Tho answer 10 the foregoing allegations AYERS hat The
ship Havre was, at the time Of the collision, stawohy
and fully equipped oncered commanded and manned,
on the night OF the collIsion she was On
voyage with q valuable cargo on board,
from Malaga IN Spain, 10. New York. That
the officers Of the said ship Havre kept the vessel
steadily On her after the lights Of the Scotland
had been observed and that no collision would have oc
CURED between the veees but for the scotland chang
ing her improperly which caused her TO run into
the Havre by which she carried away her jibboom and
the rigging attached 10 the same, aud doing other
negligence, want OF skill. want OF ookonts and improper
alteration In the OF the Scotland on the part or the
captain OF said bark
A yoluminous mass Of testimony was road. and the
case submitted with argument by counsel Mcsrs. Bow.
doin, Iarocques Barlow for the bark scotland Chas
Da Costa, for ship Havre.
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defendant. said this case was papahly conspiracy 70
exso money from the defendant and soothe the injured
feeling Of Mr. Bateman who the chief instgator in
me matter Although there was no evidence Of such
before the jury yet he conssndsd that was the fact
the plaintiff had made any claim until the defend
ant sued Mr. BatemaD The plaintiff was contradcted in
ns testimony both BY tho defendant and bis brother
II the Jury found that agreed 70 pay the plaintiff
81 q re TSs e
Mr. Batsman, that the only purchase price, and the
Other one thousand odd dollars, given TO the do
iendant Dy Mr. Baleman as gift
Mr. Roswell D Hatch addressed tho jury for the plain
TIN He said that the arrangement to translate Leah
and the other plays was common and joint undsrtak
ing on the part Of three young men, who intimate
iriends-vz: the planiin the defendant and the de-
PENDANTS brother 70 translate the play adapt and to
sell III that each had distinct line Of duty perform
IN the matter. and the risks and profits in OF
cess were to be shared between them As soon pro-
$1,000 ST. 500 the brothers bay attempted ana On.
deavored to repudate the plaintiffs rights and this suit
e NJ a IN relation 70 the play %
plaintiff was that the defendant informed plain
IN that he was to receive $500 for the
plaintiff $50 for the translation The defendant admit
ted the agreement, but stated that he sold the
play called Lorlie's wedding and been paid therefor,
and that In this play the chief and characters Of
the village Maiden were incorporatcd-that by this
means he endeavoed 10 avoid the just demands OF the
plaintiff. f tt
Judge AIker having briefly charged the jury, they
sCu iOI snOTJ absence retuFueu
into court with verdict for the plaintiff for SAG The
Judge, on application OF counsel said this proper
case for an allowance.
Action by an Old Indy to Recover Damages
for Being Run Over by Horse and Cart.
Before Judge Hearne and Jury.
Cdtharine Dunno o.. Michael Kerigan. Plaintiff
the defendant under the following circumstances On
the 18th Of June, 1906 plaintiff, who is advanced in
years, was crossing tho bridge leading the feryboat
at Pavona ferry Jersey City. She intended she al
leges make her way to the ladies' cabin the north
side Of the ferryboat and proceed to New York Tho
defendant, or his agent or servant, while
driving h0rre and cart into the boat,
ran against the plaintiff as she complains,
knocked her down. injured her head cut and bruised it
from the corner Of the head to the right ear The
about six inches long, Her body greatly injured
and in consequence she became sick, had Keep her
bed and procure the attendance Of physician. She
states that she able to attend TO her ordinary
cations, and claims $500 damages The answer OF the
plaintiff to all these allegations Is general denial and
charges the whole affair TO the negligence Of the plaintiff
herself if
The inrv fonnd n vcrd,ct for tha na,nt,6 fnr So0n
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ys pssp ~ Che nyss.Iss Of ehSlsrs nsscsssn and Y
snilU and clsaasus u psssIsatal poison can 70 d.
seosss and rcs and again be excited INTO epidemic 90
visy Il would be- criminal folly 70 relax the wstchfslness
have been saved Chosfa f. st sssroying valuable
a. in this sanitary disiric. there should b.
no hesitation In the absolute measures which
in such Efforts Testimony like 10 beng borne BY
Of towns Europe By the last mail We received
Affirming by their experiences the sceess Of the stamping
OUT method management In the crowded city OF Brs
there have been thirty distinct outbreaks malignant
choera the few months, and In each cpl
demc fed from the dwellings with but victim out OF
each New York and Brooklyn and several towns their
ton. z. HARRIS
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} jury found verdict for the plaintiff for $500
UNITED STATES commIssIoHEa's OFFICE.
Alleged Frauds nm the Internal Revenue i'm
Connecticut.

Connecticut.
Before Commissioner Osborn.
man named Joel Graveur was brought before Com
missioner Osborn yesterday charged with having been
concerned in tho business Of cigar manufacturer in
September last, At Hartford, Conn, and having made
several thousand cigars without making returns the
Collector Of Internal Revenue The defendant had
arrested in this city, whore he is At present residing
an affidavit sworn by one Louis Knock and charging
the above mentioned offence The object of taking the
matter before tho Commissioner was secure warrant
for the removal OF the defendant to Hartford there TO
answer the accusation.
The Assistant District Attorney from Hartford, Mr.
Cornwall appeared for the prosecution The defendant,
who has given ball. was present. and also represented
by counsel.
Louis Knoeck examined-I lived in Hartford, Conn,
In September last defendant cigar maker that
time at IS Kiburn street. Hartford.
@ Did the defendant make any statement to you
about rendering return to the governmentS
Counsel for defendant submitted that that not the
way OF proving the matter There should be evidence
that offence committed before proof of any ad
mission respecting II was allowed.
Counsel for the prosecution said that II the defendant
admitted TO the witness that he had manufactured cigars
without making any return 70 the governmsn the wit
After considerable discussion this point the witness
was questioned by the Commissioner He said defend
ant had been fined on previous occasion, and witness,
beng his surety. had to pay $780, After that he went
surety for him again. Defendant told witness that he
was going TO sell lot Of cigars and that be would not
Tho Assslan, District Attorney from Hartford said that
he had IL on the authority Of the Collector Of internal
revenue that the defendant had been concerned in the
manufacture OF cigars, and that he did not make any
return Of them TINS was oil the evidence he had with
the testimony OF the witness
The Commissioner said there was not that evidence
before him which would justify him in sending the de-
PENDANT to Hartford He would require the testimony Of
the Collector to show that return had been made 10
him by The defendant The evidence Of the witness
amounted to nothing. It merely sad tLal the defend
ant had stated no was going TO do something which o may
have meyer done. He would however adjourn tho case
until evidence showing that offence had been CON-
mitted was laid before him. In the meantime the dc.
fendant could 60 at large on the bail he bad already
given.
Counsel for the defendant moved to dismiss the CON-
plant altogether, proof given that defendant
had committed offence al all
The Commissioner declined 70 do this, and adjourned
the further hearing OF the matter till the Goth inst
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THE suHRoeATs's CouH-.

The .Jnmei Will Reiected-Thc Wills of Franz
els Soula, WIN. Pinckrey and Francis Call
Ian.
The will Of Eliza B. Jumol yesterday on trial be-
fore Surrogate Tucker The Testimony similar to
that taken on the recent trial at Circuit, and It's
cuson the case was submitted for deison without
gumen The Surrogate rejected the will tho ground
Of the unsoundness Of mind Of Madame Jumel
The Surrogate also rendered decisions rejecting the
nnncupative will Of Francis Soula deceased, made,
alleged Andersonville s. c. during the war In favor
OF one of his comrades. sr IL.
Also rejecting the papers propounced os a will and
codcil Of the late VIM T. rnckncy formerly ono of the
Governors Of the New York Almshouss
Also admitting TO probate the contested will Of Mrs.
Catharnc J. McAleer deceased.
The supreme Court has affirmed in General Term the
decision Of the Surrogate admitting D probate the
tested will Of Francis Caau, deceased
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SUPERIOR CoyRr--TaIAl reaM.-paaT n.
Refnra Indcn Jones.


This was action damages FOR injuries
ceived by the plaintiff she alleges, through the nss
gent driving Of the defendant Damages were liked at
$4,000 From the evidence oppears that puInin the
morning Of the Sch Of June 1884, crossing at the co
nr OF Broonc and Chryse Streets defendant at the time
driving horse and cart in the immediate nsiehborhood
and beorc tho plaintiff had crossed the sidewalk
defendant drove against her knocked her down, aud
jurcd her to the extent pecunarily of the damages
sought TO be recovered. Evidence was given TO show
that the accident the result Of carelcssncss the
part II defendant while other testimony showed that
the plaintiff brought on herself tho injuries b. her
carIcssness and negligence After short absence tho
Jury CAME into court with verdict for plaintiff Of sl2s
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crusr cALEApAR--1Hs DAY.

SUPREME CouRr-- cIRcUIr Nos 500, 1885, 743
1907, 993, $685. 2o69 1460 222o zoos, 77l 1898, $685.
1884. 63s, 2lsc $40. o7o a3s, 1888, s52, sis coo.
SrrREME CoURT-SrEoIAL TERx.-Demurrers--N II,
Is, 16 Is. S. Issues Of Law and Nos 1893, 195,
22l go ia 24o 17o, 1913, 2s4, go, 233 100, lcl,
:55 200.
sUrRExE CouRJ-GENEnAL IERx.--Preferrcd Causes
Nos. 2, 3, T. s, o, Z, Is, IA, II to "a inclusive.
CoURT or COMMON PLEAs.-Part mos. 1881, 1643 $50
1852 $780, 1905, 1897 1908 1885 525 1894 1896 1897
1895, 1901. Part I-Nos 1928, 1921, Ill., $780, lsi0
1924, 1914 1872 1873 1874 1875 1875 1891 1892 $685.
MARINE CouRT.-Nos. ro6. 40, l2l, 127, 1885, 1873, S5,
LAT, 1854, 155. 156, 167, 1861 159, 160 10l, l62 1903
CouRr GENERAL SEssIoNs. Tho People VS.. Charles
+. Lufkin and William Boyd, August vanier three
casesL Mary r. Stewart Michael Duffy, grand larceny
William g. Pagan. John Fagap Edward Brown, Edward
Straight petit larceny; Manuel Cortez two casesl false
Wilson; John Kelly, Thomas O Donncll burglary third
degree; Patrick McGinn James Leary, George Andrews
forgery, third degree; Dennis Hayes, Thomas Kline,
robbery 1Tst degree Henry Thompson assault and bat
terry
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DECISIONS IN SUPREME CURT.

BY Judge J. r. Barnard.
Nettie Slater W. Rowan Sai cr.--Eeport OF referee
confirmed and judgment OF divorce granted.
BY Justice sutherland
Mary Herzog We. James N Godend3rfer. Reference
ordered.
John Fitzgerald vs. Il. Kochler ct h-Allowance Of
5000 ordered
In the matter Of tho application OF George Harrison
habtua drunkard. Report Of referee confirmed and
order granted.
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COURT or comnon PLEAS.


.u,aa Msarsy Vs. Jacob Brpv. The plaintiff, widow,
sues for damages resulting her us daughter caiha.
rne Meaney ten years old from ,hs his Of ferocous
dog hept aud owned by tho defendant Damages
claimed az $4,000
was found that important Testimony Wa overlooked,
and The Court gave counsel the privilege OF Withdrawing
mcnced de yStoo.
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NAMING cuuaI.

The rlav es Benh-Rixhts OF Trauslators.
Before Judge Aiksr and Jury.
Bensuiti. a. Ddy--rhe further hearing OF this case
which has bssa fully reported in the HrnnDwss re-
sunsd yesterday morning raiutn sues defendant for
making ,ranssons OF certain German plays into Eng
Jsh including that Of Lssh.
Mr.. D NJ osJep. IN spmn iss % % ssbsif OF the
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DECISIONS IN SUPERIOR couR1-crwaAl TERM.

Before Judges Robertson and Mcneil
Decinons have been rendered in the following named
cases.
John Howard, Jr vs. John NJ Freeman and others-
Appeals dismissed with $40 cost In each appeal.
Samuel NJ Burney vs. Ira K Marion and Others by
the OF Isaac Marion appealed from revers.
cd and motion TO discharged. Order of granted
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DECISIONS IN SUPERIOR cousr-spEclAL TERM.

Before Judge Mcneil.
William Elmcr va Robt W. kilbank. Motion granted
Bridget Melmore vs. Michael Melmore and othera-
Motion granted without costs.
Henry Meyer Joseph Kirkpatrick. Motion granted
Samuel McBnrney va Isaac K Martn.-Order reversed,
set aside and vacated with $40 costs and disbursements
Edward A. Harris and others George c. Chapman
and others granted, and referred to
fierce.
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couar o. GENERAL SESSIONS.


John Williams and Henry o Moptford Who we're in-
dcssd FOR burglary the third degree ~srs convicted Of
grand larceny rhey were Jointly charged vilh Thomas
Lynch and eeces Brown With breaking into ths prssss
81 ycbsei ouss. ~ Esw DvwWy - ~ ~ u gsptsn.
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a1CHS@. .ss.1 IL .Nf. &C.

ArNO. 9 WEST TwENTy-THIRD STREET, (TiFTE
"A Avenue HoteI) the highest price paid for Diamonds
Watches Jewery and articles Of value advances made
the same. Open from A. NJ. to +. NJ
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WI ATCuES-sUITABLE FOR SPECULATIVE PUR.
w poses Gold and silver and Plated Chains Gold aud
e. JACOBS, III Broadway.
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FRANKFIELD 4 CO., JEWELLERS 200 SIXTH
n. avenue, Fourteenth street. and 35 Eighth
nue. Twcnvsiyh street, recommend their fine stock
other Precious patenees and sole anufac
turers Of American Cuckoo Clocks, Watches with
lockets for hkenesses, 10. A. FRANkFIELD CO.
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EOR COMPTROLLER,
IL CHARLES L. FLEMING,
Taxpayers and Peoples Candidate.

ORD ALDERMANIC DIsTRICr--AT A MEETING OF
- the New York Democratic Convention, held at the
Fifth Ward Hotel, Monday evening November 10. Mr.
Christian B. Woodruff was unanimously nominated for
Alderman. X. NJ PLUM, Chairman.
A
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A fiiYsioLoGIcli VIEW Or NARRAGE-coN.
n tanning nearly 800 pages and ITO fine plates and
cravings Of the anatomy CT the human In state
health and disease with treatise on early error It's dero
authors plan OF trcanenthc only rational and successful
mode of shown by the report Of tested
truthful adviser the married. and those contempt
marriage who would know their physical condition Sent
free Of postage 10 any address on receipt e In stamps
Albany. NJ Y.
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DuRE CHEMICALs.-wANTED. A PARTNER WITH
some capital In the manufacture Of Address box 1889
Posi- Office. -
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FURNITURE.

A MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT HOUSEHOLD FUR
"A for sale a sacrifice Drawing room Furniture,
Bronzes Syerware Mirrors Chandeliers Carpets Bureaus,
Bedsteads Wardrobes Mattresses Extension Tshe Buffet
Glassware uatsand Inquire at A. West Sixteenth street,
Sixth avenue.
A LII WHO USE THEM SAY SINGERS SPRING BEDS
n best No harbor for bugs. Health, comfort. lux.
nry, economy. 81 to So Sold everywhere Warerooms
2l5 Centre street.
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A BRICK YARD AND IS ACRES OF LAND WITH
IA for 10 chimes three, IN working order thu
grouDd supply Of clay and sand navgbt
stream, 81 miles from New ok good large dwelling house
and outbuildngs SMITH HARDENBERGH.
sdars afr
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J. & A. Langworthv

Physicians and Surgeons,
ss-OFFlCE-Ewings Block, over Bakers
Clothing store
ss- REslDENCE-w eud Of sinduskv
street, first house West OF United Brelhrei
church lot.
Feb. 2jth, ls63.
DR.. j. Largworthy viii pay especial atten.
ton TO diseases Of the Eye, Far, Lungs HnG
Throat.
French Artificial Eyes aud Ear Drums in
MsV
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w VI. MUNGES.

HENRY BROWN. J.P. BUAK IT.
drown, Il BURrET.
ID Attorneys at Law,
Will attend to all business entrusted to their
care in Hancock and adjoining counties.
OFFICE;
Orer g, esn's Drug Store. opposite Court House.
FINOLAY. OHIO,
HTPRrticulHr SttentiCn given TO CollcC.
tions; Foreclosures OF MortgHses, Partitioniu.
oi lands, Guardian and Administration mat
ters Jan. - G3