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RY TH0s. BOWLING, AacIi.nssr.

ALE OF yALlABLE RIAL ESTATE on TIE
hHhiSSnTs OF GEORGETOWN, AT kUC-
- B. yir,u. Of deed of trust. bearing date thu
- za' i; DAY q r.,snbsr lsSs and duly recorded
written request q vsriy entitled IsreaSsr, tas
WEpNEsShf InT se a, ,S s1s ssSssSn
= CLOCK. all that let ~ ground on the Heights 81
g. beginning f.r the same rt point
seven feet from The northwest corner Of stcidaSd
and Washington streets, AVID running tbeoce west
s,x 90 lnches and running hack q that width
Cd BY one of h n.e nh. lot I'm, I'M,
k@sidrnces known ss Cooke'e villas" ard is in ibs
nor Cooke, Admiral Rsdfcrd, Judge Pecs. ana "ts,T
well known citizens.
truss dated the 18th II FeSpuspS' fsss . r 20
which viii be due in February, is74 interest on
+. rms Of sale: SS.eo IN cash. aud the residue Ia
sly and twelve months. with Interest from day of
ar not 's p Win wsn i've ds5s is5ns ,S b. :s:
oi sale the trustee reserves the right resell the
yeyanc including p .enus st.mss AZ the cost OF
.h' pnrcha.sT. A sFb.it Of ESQ., win be resairea
.. CARTER MARBURY, Trustee.
decis-eoSds THos. BOWLING, Anct.
81 THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED uN
al MEDN LsDAS, January loth, ls72, same hoat
dz..o,s. J.cAETER nsARBgRn; Trustee.
IDAY GOODsI
nembers@ o. Congress and strangers In the District
sss,ec. a,sortment 81 Holiday Goods, sailsbie Cor
at Prices far below washinstos rates M .,oes
am neSsn,y lHs,ras works for The
and American Juysnile Books; Fancy s,saiSnery "i
all new styles. The largest aud most baantifn
Lowest prices Special .tsntien called 70 the be.a
tiini ard varied assortment q Chr,s,m.. Tree Or
nAHeh''' entirely new Gold Pen; Psnei,. &C. &e.
dis Nv los Bridge street. Gs a1S DC.
GO TO The GEORGETowN DOLLAR STORE
S Your 1,, Holiday PREsIsrs HAY. l.r.. and
A BARE oH fiTK T PSt GET PIANO roe
xa a sy ss; 5,C s,.s Eastwood PIAso@0
at ss per chance. Cali and see .;M
deo4u Ias Brids. street. ra e. ss..Ss9Ss
SPECIAL KOTICE.-PAPRR HAkGING-Per
E Want Ssf Iss s s"s -: :,..
done lon, 70 AZ xGsk Be sronp,y eIeouisd in any
car 81. and IS GsSI
THE TRADES.
REMoxAL;-yAMss r. BAIEN. PRACTICII
IL PL UMBER; steam and Gas filter. hes RE-
rtsidsnes, sas ID 81. NE csei,ou s . .. at
store. viii Meet with prompt attenrioa decii-tr
A wNING AND FLAG DEPOT.
JOHN &. HOGAN,
Manufscturer Of Awnings, Flaxs Tents. Horse and
%ason Covers Decorating q ialls for Balls .ad
Market space, over Rileys stoT- oels
r Ov Al.
The undsrsisnsd has removed tro~ hi. old pssce OF
business, No. lol2 Penn.ylyania avenue, 20 q
1907 n Strict,
bsftre,a l2fa oad lSfA streets, M
where Re 10 prepared TO attend 20 ell orders
ffr II sE kdps
lhG T BkS, &c: Jobbine promptly attended 20.
All work done In the best manner. lowest rates
Ai,o IN Coz nect,2n be. cpeped . stoct Of HARD
MARa: HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS and va
,h.Is Of public patronage is sOlie..ss.
TEEIS AND AWNINGS.
TENTsfor Sale or Rent for Camp Meetings, Fsirs,
Festivals, &C.
AWNINGS for Public and Private Balls and Par
ties.
NC. COPELAND,
Dealer in Awning Materials,
aug3 o43 Louisiana avenue.
A NTB0NY fIsHER,
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LIGHT FOR THE PEoPLE--The superinten1-
entOi lamps and gas has directed lamps % be
placed On the posts in the following IocaIities !.
ON street southwest, from PENNSYLVANIA avenue
70 u street; corner and 81 southeast: corner
IN anu A southeast; Columbia street. from D
10 y; % street northwest from 18th to 18Th. o2j
M m ftnnsy lvania avenue To street; street
northwest, fem Pennsylvania avenue TO 2sth
street; Pennsylvania avenue. between 18th and
18th; 18th street. q ON I 20 G. streets
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street
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BEsT QUALITY KIDGLovEs at Sl.5o at Prices,
413 7th street.
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BOARDING.

FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH BOARD, AT SIS
j per week; TABLE BEARD. "a per week
Street cars pass the door; No. AIS Massachusatts
avenue, between 9Th and 5th streets d2s 3t*
EOR RENI-One large FRONT ROOM, en-
72e llth street. Also, , able Board. d27 ST.
EOR RENT-At 935 New York avenue a nice
4 large FRONT ROOM, suitable for two persons
WITH or without Board. Terms moderate. dg-sts
ABANDONMENT FUREISHE D ROOMS. an anil,
H or single, hot and cold baths and all other con
veniences, san be obtained at 123 18th street be
oc3l mn
EIRST-CLASS BOAPp, WITH PLfAsANT
u rkOET ROOMS, tc' had on reasonable terms
O. 1901 corner Pennsylvania sveusN end 18Th
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THE Halter?
At 433 18th street,
next door to the Original Francs.
He keeps all OF the latest styles of
Hats, Caps, &c,
and sells them at lower figure than anywhere
else in town. Call and see tor yourself. u
For ALL THE latest styles OF Linen and Paper
Collars go to the Original Franc, ADJ It'll street,
next door to Franc, the Halter.
GOETZ PATENT KEFLRoTINe GAS AND
LAMP SEApHs will save one-half of the uuan-
tity of gas or coal oil consumed without the use
OF them. They are cheap and durable. A. Ro-
seminal, No. 404 It'll street. is the agent for them
and also for Goetz's Double-cone Chandelier
kefecters, and the Diamond Diffusive Daylight
Rehectors.
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TENPERSNcE MATTKRs--Last night AZ the
meeting OF Liberty Council No. g Sons OF jon
adab, resolutions were adopted appealing to the
Christian people of the District to ignore the
custom o. furnishing intoxicating beverages
nron the approaching New Year, and respect
fuily requesting clergymen to caution their
their several pulpits on the coming Sabbath.
HE following officers were elected:-Milton
Greer, chief Daniel Crafty, deputy; j. p.
Duke, X S. j. l. Foxwell, F. 8. g.: Rey.J g.
W n Brundidge, l. w.; william Folk. D. w.
NO. Council, s. of j.. meet hereafter at the
cid masonic hall, corner Of 9Th and ID streets
night
The Dashaways expect at their next meeting. A
reinforce ment Of thirty, including several news
paper men, and general meeting Of all tenn
perabce organizations will be held at St Aloysi-
us Church on Monday night
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UEDERwEAR at the usual low rates at Prices
4l3 It'll street.
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IN YoU WANT a handsome present, to please
the eye and purse, call ON Vim. II. Dunn, All
!th street, next to Odd Fellows Hall, ana see
his Camp Chairs, Brackets, Willow Stands,
Children's Bureaus, Tables. &c, &c. 1915
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MKRINo, Cotton and Lambs Wool Half Hose
at the Original Franc, 431 eth street, next door to
Franc, the Halter.
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LINEN AND SILK HANpKERoHIKrs at Prices
4f3 It'll street.
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NOVELTIES IN SOARFs, Bows and Ties, in
great variety,-by far the largest Assortment In
this city-at the Original Franc, 43I It'll street,
next door to Franc, the Halter.
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In THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA,
HoldiaR a Spsci1i 1SV,n lIs~s,nh<x ra,L lo7,

"V'"s HPeetus IU"I' DtesU0f Iyth, I6I.
In the case Of Augustus Lepreux. administra.
tor Of ALEXANpEK TAFT, deceased, the admin
is'rntor aforesaid has, with the appreciation Of
the supreme Court Of the District VI Columbia
aforesaid, appointed TUESDAY, the 9th day of
January, A. D. 1872, for the final settlement and
Distribution Of the personal estate Of said de-
ceased. and OF the assets IN hand, as far az the
same have been collected and turned into money
when and where all the creditors and heirs of said
Deceased are notified to attend, with their elaine
properly vouched. or they may otherwise By Law be-
excluded from all benefit in said deceased estate:
Pyeeided, a copy Of this order be published once a
week for three weeks In the Star pre,tnus ~ the
said day Test:-A WEBsTER
dec2l-th.As ReRister Of Wiiis
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t GEo. c. HENNIEs,
No. 40 7th street n. W.
GLOVES for the million at Prices, 4i3 It'll st.l
BKsr QUALITY KID GLOVES at sl5o at Prices,
Drror FOR GENTS 81 KIDS at Prices, AIS It'll
street.
THE MOST celebrated and successful Latrobe
Heaters and Slate Mantels in the world; also,
Chandeliers. Gas Stoves aud Weather Strips, at
Hamilton 81 Pearsons, No. 4, Y. NJ. G. A Bnild-
ing, 9Th and ID streets.
UEpERwRAR at the usual low rates at Prices,
4l3 7th street.
CAEpIeAN JACKETS very cheap at Prices,
LINEN AND SILK HANpKERCHIKrs at Prices.
413 It'll street.
IN YoU WANT handsome present, to please
the eye and purse, call ON Vim. II. Dunn. AT
9TH street, next to Odd Fellows Hall, ana see
his Camp Chairs, Brackets, Willow Stands,
Chiidren's Bureaus, Tables, &c, &c. 1915
GENT's KID AND DoGsKIE GLOVES, from 81
mp. "A good article for S1.5o, at G. Baum's Kid
Glove Depot, 4os 9TH street. Remember the
place.
c. Banm's Corsets are the most celebrated
among the Ladies. Ladies can have them made
To order, and every pair Is warranted to fit.
The largest Kid Glove Depot for Ladies and
Gents is at G. Baum's Corset Factory. They
street Hosiery for Ladies and Gents; also a full
line of Children's extra length. Prices the
lowest, and 10 per cent. off on the dozen, at G..
Bsums Corset Factory. 40S eth street.
-
MERNo UEpERsHTRTs AND DRAWERS, Soc,
l6c. 81. S1.50, 50, $3.50, at the Original Franc,
43l It'll street, next door 70 Franc, the Halter.
A
GLOVES, Gleves, Gloves, in Castor, Kid, Dog
and Cloth, in great variety, at the Original
Franc, 431 9TH street, next door to Franc, the
Halter.
MKRINo, Cotton and Lambs Wool Half Hose
at the Original Franc, 431 9TH street, next door to
Franc, the Halter.
NOVELTIES IN SoARFs, Bows and Ties, in
great variety,-by far the largest assortment In
this city-at the Original Franc, 43I 18th street,
next door to Franc, the Halter.
For CORNs, Bunions, Chillblains, Ingrowine
Nails, &c. visit DIR. Whites rooms. No h35 18Th
street, opposite Treasury Department, Washing
ton; No.. North Charles street, Baltimore.
D
THERMOMETERS and BarOmeters are repaired
and made To order by hmpler, near Az street.
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CAEpIeAN JACKETS very cheap at Prices
413 9TH street.
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2. 2: :s s SsSSSS:
Esw York prayins for The cxts.eisa q : lsses2
g 70 hen On ne lob day Of nsrch i6s fol
AZ crdsred that the legitimacy IN shs eass 8
sss a. "a tne IBID osy O nsxt thnt tAe
b hmited to the Sd day Of Veterinary nsxf. -
tnes SAID pettion be heard on IL nh day q Ieb-
Amy person may oppose this sxtsaMon. %ks
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WHERE Is FRANC,

THERMOMETERS and BarOmeters are repafre,
and made To order by hmpler, near AZ street
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IN The BUPkEME COURT OF THE DISTRIOT
OF COLUMBIA,
The 29fk day @ NecembeY. 1871
Aassa brszicr, plaintiff,
Nicholss Nu,liken, and Ellen, his
wife; Jodeph =. nullikeu and wv. No $50
eltne: he vife; william Malliken Equity Docket
and sarah. his wife, and Samuel
King and Nancv, his wife.
On Doticn Of the plaintiff, BY @. storrs, her q.
TONED cause their apveersnce be entered herein
on or before the first rule day occurring forty days
with as In Ease Of defsult.
s.p. <. cAsrrrs. oh,.e y,..,..
s. 1. P.WIItAns, A.s4u.,t ,cnv.
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DE-. oAuLFIELDs CLASSES
VOCAL AND 1NsrRgMENrAL MUSIC
70 tt Atty n. "A. 10 ans

nfFlCE ASST QUAkTERaASTER. u. =. A
" Fort MONROE, Va, December llth, 1871
until O'Clock M, THURSDAY. the 18th day of
January, 1872 for furnishing The following Material
for repairing main wharf at this post:
l2.Oo0 feet 3-inch Oak d, ckirg,
81 Fender Piles. 1S-inch-fO feet
l5o Oak Piles, IL inch-sO feet,
400 feet CsppiRg and sills
The Decking, apping and ST Is 20 be Of the best
material generally used for building wbaryes. The
scribed
Any information desired can be obtairlAd en- appH-
ton to ths Office. K. b. CARLING
dli-6t Capt. and Asst Quarterm'r o. g. Army
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FOR CoRNs, Bunons, Chillblains, Ingrowine
Nails, &c. visit DIR. Whites rooms No. 535 i5ti.
street, opposite Treasury Department, Washing
ton; No. North Charles street, Baltimore.
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TJKITE3 sTATss PATENT orTICE,

u wAsnINGrQx. p. O., pscsnbfS n, M.
On the petition Of ISAAC vAI 1oRiN, a
Aeandale, New Jersey, praying for tk1s exssScioa
q . psfent gr.nts1 TO hin the sth day Il March.
1eS Tor IN improvements In Valves Tor Steam
II y ordered that the testimony In the CO be
c!osed On the eth day II Febsusry nsxf, thai ths
tine Tor 6fng arHumsufu and the ExaUlnerS renoS8
BE- limited % the 18th day q February ne1f "a sf
I'D petit4n Be heard On The zIst lay q tsbruary
Ar Az q: s.:sn y, sBps,s r. xssus,on.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF SEQ BONDS
IN OF 1862

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, December 20, ISL.
BY virtue "f he authority Given by au ACT Of . n
Eress approved July IL, 1s0. entitled An act To
authorize the retundipg of the natonal debt"
hereby give notice tbst the principal and accr ned
Interest OF the bonds herein bsiow designated known
as rive twenty Bonds, III be paid az thu Tr-asu v
OF the United states ia the city nf Wa hington on
apd alter the t~estiefh day Of March IS . and that
.he interest or said bonds viii thar day
JhG ls 10 say, Conpon Bonds known a. the SECOND
SERIES, act of February Is, 1852, dated NAY /,
1872, as follows: -
CoUPoN-SEcoxD sERIEs
Sa-No. 41I 10 No. lN15, both inclusive
SiU0-No. l9esi to No. 2lgss, :.
3sN-No. 1850 to No. 1919,
SI,UUp-No. 1ll2l to No Z4s3.
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The LIVE Stock MARKET.-The INSPECTOR
GENERA report OF live stock ON sale at Droyers'
FRIDAY, December 18th, is as foIlovs:-AI
Ciarks depot for sale OF swine, e53 hogs were
SOLD at lake per h., net; the quality of the
st"ck was superior; market active aud supply
hight At Center NJ arket a nd else where~of,.sreeg
"a beeves, stock cattle. l2 mich cows (haviny
caists,) and calves tor slaughter; stock ord,
.srS anu market dull; prices as last reported
AT DroVers' Rest, 80 cattle were sold for
slaughter at 3aasc- per ID; the supply was in
snfncis ~ fer the market, which was accordingly
very brl-k at advanced prices, both for beey,,
anu sheep; toere were % only OF the latter OF
Itftd and sold AZ a. &c per h.; the quality
o. tbe stock on sale Yesterday was fair
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GLOVES, Gleves, Gloves, in Castor, Kid, Dog
and Cloth, in great variety, at the Original
Franc, 431 9TH street, next door to Franc, the
Halter.
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SUNDAY ScHooL CHRISTMAS FEsrivALs.-
Last evening the Sunday school ofthe Metropol.
Itan NJ b church gave Q fine entertainment
Mother Goose, Mother Hubbard, Jack and Gill,
Robinson Crusoe, and Cinderella were present
and anoided great amusement to the little ones
hacn scholar received gin, and the yuperin-
tendeDt (Nr. ID. A. BURR was presented with
two pietures-Mr. John A. Ruff making the
presentation speech.
AT the yth-street NJ. p. church last eyenine
The tableaux'. Faith. Hope and Charity, n.sHagar
and lshmael.' 'The Flower (hour) or the Fam
ily, and "The Childrens Prayer were given,
REGULATIONS and singing we're also on the pro-
granme, and each pupil was made the recipient
OF present from the Christmas tree.
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GLOVES for the mipion at Prices, 4is It'll St,
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MERsNo UEDERsHIRTs AND DRAWERS, SOC.
l6c.. 81, S15O, 50, $3.50, at the Original Franc
431 It'll street, next door TO Franc, the Halter.
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BIRDS.

CANART BIRDs.-Received new LOT. hrst-
~ class sINGkRs, sold at o3lo . .piece ~
Also, BIRD FOOD and CA0Ge af the loweety1
prices. 11a3 9Th etreet- between i and ~
ssre<ss. b. HARTBRECHf. dec1elms
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new cavalry company have elelected Colonel
VIM. Wall their captain and VIM. W. Writ first
lieutenant; Mr.. F. Thompson is acting as first
will be completed at the next regular meeting
On New Years day they will assemble and cali
on the President. 1t is expected that there win
be about 90 out-over 20 in uniform.
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PERSONAL.

Il IZZIE HAWLEY MILTON, Cairroya.t, and
IL Medical aRd Healing hfedtva, gives correct
spiri'uai and Business Communications 1884
7fh street. d25-str
MI RS. X. SAwfER Cfnsrcoyaaf. Mngasfte Tsu
lvn Medium can te consulted AT her house. No. SIS
9TH ST.. between and u sts, Island. upon all i'm
portanf bn past present and future del2 I'm
sSDUT ME In MY LITTLE Bed Bed be
l. hanged. See old DIR. DARBY. he will shape
you up In week, without change # diet hind
rance from business. AIS ~ street. Separaf.
rooms Tor ladies. decl2 Inn
Middletown transcript., 1871-03-18
DEPOSITION or SENATOR SUMMER.

Senator Charles Sumner, for the past
twelve years member of the Committee
on Foreign Relations. and its chairman
during the past eight years, has been re-
moved from that office by vote Of the
Senatorial caucus. held Thursday after
noon Of last week. amid great excitement
on the part Of those who desired to retain
the Senator Of Massnch usetts at the head
Of that most important committe. The
vote ut the close showed II majority OF
five against Senator Sumner, not, how
ever, without bitter debate on both sides
The caucns in the forenoon had agreed up
on the organization Of new Committee OF
Elections. the craftsmanship Of which was
offered to Mr.. Sumner. but he Immediate
ly arose, pcrempto,ily declined the prof
fercd honor, aud challenged criticism up.
on his conduct during the number Of years
he had served upon the Committees on
Foreign Relations. Having said this
much Mr.. Sumner withdrew from the cau-
Gus but he lcf, behind numerous friends
who valiantly fought his battle, though,
Of course, without avail in the end Sen
ators Sherman, Trumbull, aud Schurz
strongly defended Mr.. Simmer. Al
claimed that there existed no reason f,i
removing him. aud that it was an insul,
to the Republicans throughout the coun
try Mr.. Howe was the principal spokcs.
man for the party arraycd against Mr.
Sumner. lie avcrrcd that the chairman
Of the Committee on Foreign Relations wa,
bitter enemy Of the President, and thai
change was absolutely necessary. 1t il
reported in Washington that the actor
taken WIS in obedience to an agreement
entered into between President Grant ant
certain Senator'S on the Monday previous
and that the former dictated the names o
the committee Of five who reported Sum
ncr's removal to the caucus. Senate
Cameron has been selected rs chairman 0
the Committee on Foreign Relations.
Middletown transcript., 1871-03-18

The Levy Court has been quite busy this wccks
The committees actively engaged In rcctify ying
the errors Of the accounts Of the didcrcnt county
officers. A resolution was offered by M. Lack
cy and approved, that the levy court visit the
county aims house on Wednesday, the 22d inst.
Wednesday the ucmbers visited tho hanks of the
Ilrandywine to view fohc slie obr nc tpbpeeed
Washington street hslhgc. HAppeNts tlNt ssve-
raj Of the members atc In fnvOr u ercsung ohc
bridge at nm early day. This sussjDrity ere ep-
posed to running the county into Nfthelf xleesc
until some Of the old caiismare iQoldate0. Qottc
n long petition has been handed 10 the court risk
ing for this bridge. The bonds OF tie different
constablcs wcrcihandcd in this week aud npprov-
cd. The sum OF $3t 60 was refunded TO Mr.. e..
A. lsumm for tnx ovcrpaid IN i'rdcnvlcv hsndvrda.
The road book of Appoquinin.ink III. was exam
iued, and balance due the hundred from The
collector Of S393I. The following resolution
was offered md adopted
WHEREAS, There will mature on the lst day OF
April, 1871, certain county bonds known MS The
Wilmington Bridge Loan, amour ting Ia the
sum Of $25, 600 and whereas, by statement rr-
ccivcd this day from Tie county treasurer, there
IL due the county from the various collectors the
sum of $40, 600 and upwards, therefore
Rrsoir,d That the attorney Of this court IL
hereby authorized TO write 10 the several dclin-
qucnt collectors, notifying them that II they do
not settle or satisfactorily arrange their accounts
by the lst day of April next; he IL authorized Ia
enter suit against them aud their surctes at once
J. A. Pcarcc, MS trustee, sold In Kcnndyvilc,
on Wednesday the Dunlap farm, containing ,sl
acrcs, for Sl5,25t subject 10 the widows dover
Adclia =. Justis, purchaser.
Middletown transcript., 1871-03-18

ave thirsy.ttrss atlss q trade and transit
b the Blktsa eonnection.
Cislssus Of Middlcsown and vicinity.
gss Up your canning establishment. Get
up tho cher new industries which you
(aast pspDssG 1tks Aola with yoss
Iiaads. q snsnna. - - svssybody psA
shsis dss16sss 10 - uhss1. d shs y
~ sssasp hsaas ~ Ussh = lightsss1.
Il wM bsssas yoa sll-thosc who aid
By their means. and those Who labor with
shsis hssAs. - ~ . bsssss pss ssss.
than investments In bonds OF stocks as .
distance; for il viii pay directly, IN equal
per cent. and indiisatly BY enhancing the
value of property.
Let Middlctown enlarge her borders.
This shc will bc able 10 do. since II. X.
Cochran. ESQ. is about 70 throw open his
beautiful sais Of lots to the public. Here will
BE- rare chance to get dne building lots,
In high. convenient. aud eligible part oI
tho town. Lay out the streets. enclose
the lots and plant trees and sbrubbcry
this Spring. snd you will gain a year ia
time 10 the growth Of your oruamcn'I
and embellishments, which is great mat
ter. - Il takes years to produce these in
dispensabls adjuncts to highly improved
property.
Among the bills now before the New
Jersey Legislature is one for tho protcc
tion Of the shad fisheries Of the Delaware
This is bill to which the people arc mucl
interested. The bill provides that no per
son shall catch shad in the Delaware o.
its tributaics, below Trenton Falls, be
tween june the llth aud July 10th o
each year, nor above tho Falls bctwcci
June 10Th and July 10Th, under pen
atty Of IS for each shad had in possession
and exposed for sale.
It provides also for the appointment b,
the Governor Of fish warden in and 70
each county adjoining the Delaware, VIII
shall enforce all the fishing laws within
their respective counties. This is wis
measure, as the practice Of gill-nct fisher
men taking shad after the limitation
expires for the purposes of winter use !
what hns caused the supply Of Delawnr
shad to be SO short Of late years. Let tn
bill be passed aud then enforced after
} becomes law.