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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-07

Ladies who have hair Switches that have faded
from u can have them restored TO their IA ursl
shade In superior manner. We have very large
sssortne OF n Curls; very long and handsome
1ADAM1 tsTREGT Hair Fsctory, CIT Is h II :,
neaSs0 ssreos' aA.tr
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Executive officers, who were elected by
more than 10000 popular mai ority in
,hc State, implies an arbitrary and
deipo,ic disposition on bis part.
VI. That the Legislature has the
power, ms mere power, to pass any
act not forbidden BY tue State or Fed
eral Constitutions.
VII. That in comforting authority
Upon the Governor aud other Execu.
live officers, as 10 the power ofmnkiug
appointments, the Legislature did not
exceed its authority, nor invade the
rights Of any other department Of gov
ernmcnt.
We have felt constrained to MAXI
this statements of facts, and TO quote
prccclcuts rmanating from all the Pc
ii,ical parties Of uur State. which hav,
At any time heretofore existed, SO as t,
enable the thinking portion Of our com
munity to appreciate tho mons,rou
claims Of the friends Of the Executive
80 nearly allied With revolution.
Which is right?
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Rev Guks.-The two communication
Of our distinguished friend, Mr.. Vim.
h. Arnold, appear in to.duys paper.
they aro both before tue public, and
that public will be sure to pass a juig.
mynt upon their merits, aud may be
uncharitable enough to say that the
Grst was written undCr the inspiration
Ofan unbiased judgment, aud the 9th.
er al CT alter the author had assumed
tue role Of parlizanslIiP; and my be
likencd unto Judge retiring from the
Bench, aud becoming tho advocate Of
cIieu;s to destroy the calm force Of bis
own Judicial decisions
DsiryaI0 po.esiaS non po,esi dclcgmi'
"A delegated power canno, be again
delvsuled-dots not apply to the up
pointing power in this State, nor Is ii
included 10 the celebrated Ohio case TO
which such frequent reference has re-
Gently been made. The LIST section OF
the It'll article Of tic Constitution ex.
pressly provides that the Executive
officers (the same that compose the
Board Of Public Works, including the
GOyeruOr) "shall perform such auiies
us may BE preserlLtd by lar" The
power Uf appOiulmrn, is 10 less a DurY
than any other which the Legislature
may prescribe. From this il will be
seen that tue act declaring what execu.
i've officers shall constitute Board, to
managv the public Wsrks Of the State,
as Its hume implies, is no violation OF
tue Constitution, but is expressly, and
III terms authorized by it.
The January article Of Mr.. Arm
old presents the most cogent reasoning
we have met with during the heated
discussion Of tho appointing power {;
sud We only regret that III his last let.
ter he seems trying to dim the brill
fancy Vi his own eyes. and to sink the
Statesman into the partisan
1.-THE power Of appointment can be
conferred upon tue Governor, surely it
may be lodged with the Governor aud
other officers elected by the people oil
tue whole State, who may take counsel
together and act more wisely. The
exclusive power claimed by the Cover.
nor is drspotic, aud SnvorS so much Of
unlimited despOtism, that nobody will
suppose that the Democracy composing
tho Constitutional Convention intended
to cOnfsr any such authority upon one
man.
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Tho Appointing Power.
WESTON, May is, 1878.
j. W. WOrFiSbis, ESQ.,
Editor Democrat:

WESTON, May is, 1878.
j. W. WoFFiSDiS, ESQ,
Editor DeH0crat!
I addressed n communication to tho
Wheeling Register on the 4th Of Janu'
arg LAST, giving what / believed the
meaning Of tho two eighth sections OIL
articles four aud seven u the Constitu.
ton; that communication, written
hastily, will be found, | take il, mainly
correct.
1t cOntCndcd that the Legislature,
under the Sth section Of the 4,h article
VI tue Constitution, might create a
Board Of Public Works, aud provide
for filling tho Office by an election by
The people aud II further maintained
10 general terms that authority could be
given by law TO the beard Of Public
Works 10 appoint the DirGstors Of the
Hospital for Id, Insane aud Penlton.
tiafy. II this is going too far, lhereis
no question rs to the power Of the leg
stature to direct their elecIiO u by the
people.
The two eighth section, Of articles
four and seven OF tue Constitution
point out two modes Of filling offices.
0ncis by elections by tho people, tho
other by appointment, either By tue
Governor, With or without tho consent
Of the Soma ., or by some designated
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agent, ether than the Legislature:
The Srh section Of the 9Th article
only gives tho Governor authority,
with the consent of tbs Senate, to fll
Office, where it is not otherwise pro-
yided for in The eonSlilution and by The
lar
The Legislature, it is to be borne in
mind, is expressly prohibited by
the Constitution from appoint.
ing any officer established by the Con-
s,itution or created by law, 1t caunOt
appoint the officers Of tho Board Of
Public Works, tho Directors and Su.
perlntcajent Of the Hospital for ,he
Insane aud tie Penitsnliary, directly,
aud what it cannot do directly it can.
not do indirectly. Had the Legisla-
ture created tho office Of Board of Pub
lie Works, and provided 10 the law (s'
| indicated in my January letter to tue
RegiSier) for siee'iHg the officers or
commissioners by The people, there
could have been no question as to the
corslitutioualiiy Of the law. But the
error the Legislature committed was in
appointing tue officers Of the Board OIL
Public Works 1t had no right to do
20, to say nothing of the eligibility Of
the persons it appointed.
The two eighth sections Of articles i
and I are perfectly in accord aud bar.
mOnious. They read
ARTICLE 4 section s Tho Logi,la.
ture, in CASES not provided for in The
contribution, shall prescribe by general
laws the terms of office, the powers,
duties and compensation Of all public
officers aud agents, and the manner in
which they slhll be elected, appointed
aud removed"
Article I section S.-The Cover.
nor shall nominate, and by and with
the advice aud consent Of tue Senate,
"a majority Of all the Senator's elected
concurring by yeas aud nays appoint
all officers whose offices are established
by this Constitution, or shall be created
BY Law and whose appointmcn, OF
election is not Otherwise provided for
und no such officer shqA De elected o.
appointed Lg The Legislature"
The S;h s elton OF the 4lh article, i
will 10 seen, gives authority in case
nOt proriced for in he Constitution I,
create Offices aud provide for filling
them by elections by the people or B!
appointment.
Tho Slh section Of the 9Th article d.
reefs how officers whose election or ap'
pc intment is not otherwise prOv!dsC
for, MAJ be appointed; but ezpre,sl!
provides that no such officer shall b,
appointed or elected BY Tho Legislature
A Law, or appointment to office
made 10 open violation Of the CUnstiiu
rion, is void. The law establishing
the present Board Of Public NOrls, is
in ny opinion, unconstitutional; uuC
the Board Of Public Works, as nov
constituted, being void, all its act
are void, WM. L ARNOLD.
Wheeling PrgitIer please copy, nut
obligo. W. b. A
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.


R0btttlI. Waters,
w..
Til, Equitable Oil and Mining Company and
others.
In clnnccry in the circuit court ofLcwii
eou iy.
TINE PARTIES. and all Others interested
| will take notice that have set tue Isl
day Of July, 1s11, at my Office Ia Weston,
Lewis county, West Virginia, 10 CIerutg
tie order Of Teerenes entered on the 7lh
day Of November, 1872, directing II 10 be
ascertalned and reported whether the orro-
ration 1.-THE Equitable oil and Mining
Company has been dissolved all debts
existing asains, The same, their pro ilts,
what estate Is owned by II, what liens e1-
sIngainsi the satHr, and their pfiorilies. -
Under said order Of said court, all persons
having debts against said corporation are
hereby warned TO present aud prove the
'ainc before Inc, IN pun Of being excluded
aad barred iroD participating In the diilri.
button of the assets Of said corporation.
Given under my HIND, no commissioner,
Of said court, thiI 18Th dAg Of DcN mbcr,
1879. q. J. RUTCHgR, -
Nay l0-4W Commissioner.
Henry Harmon, p,q.
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SALE OF DESIRABLE LAND Oh
OIL CREEK.
George Maize

George Maize,
IS.
Morgan L. llOir c, al,
IS ciiAScEaY.
Pursuant Ia q decree rendered In tic
aborenalnrd cause In the circuit court Of
HARRISON county, on the LIST day Of October,
1872, the undersigned, special commits
sionsr appointed for the purpose, will, le.
fore the Court House Of Lewis county. on
Monday, the md day of Jun,
TINT being a county court day for sail
county, make sale. at public auction 10 the
highest bidder, II the land in the bill and
proceedings 10 sad ransc mentioned, il being
lOT acres Of Il di1 Lewis county, on OIL
Greek and Shlly's Run, branch thereof.
There is considerable improvement on said
tract, and 1t Is rsry de irablr for farming
purposes.
TERNs One furth cash in hand, the
balance in one and two ysnn, with rOles
and approved security, and lien will he
reserved for the payment o. the deferred in
stllmeuts. q. D. CAMDEN, JR,,
April IS Nv Special Commissioner.
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UOUSG MEN who wish to engage Ia q
light and lucrative business, will do
we'll to call and sec 7, P. Rshy's Steam
Washer, the greatest novelty Of the age.
Saves water, caves soap, tayes time, ave,
clothes, aad above all saves your wives and
daughters. Rigliil for sale. Satisfaction
guaranteed all the time. Now Is the time to
90 TO work. Machine on eAhibitirh at T.
=. Reay l. Co.'S Hardware and Grocery
Snre, wher goods can he had as cheap as
you can get themanywhsre elIe.
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West Virginia.
At rules held ia the clerks Office Of the
circuit court OF linTton county, on the first
Monday in April, 1873.
John +. ". lIOli,
VS.. 10 ehanetry'
Thomas G. Putnam, &c.
The object of this suit Is to set aside and
declare void deed dated the 10th day Of
Sep,rmbcr, 1870, made by Norman b.
Suuirrs, Recorder Of Braxiou comfy, TO
defendant Thomas g. PatnR.l, purporling
10 csnycyto said Pltnam tract Of ago
acres cf land lying in lIraKion county, on
the WATERS Of "OPENS Run, which was de-
linqusnl in the name Of MlrahdalI. Stump
amp was sold at alta delinquent sale Of And
made In said county Of Braxion in the
month Of September 1909 aud was pur-
chased nj said sale Of delinquent lands by
defendant Thomas O. Putnam, and also 10
set aside and declare null and void SO much
ola deed executed by defendant Thomas &.
Putnam TO defendants Henry lirocscrhoG,
l.swis q. lluling, Edward Blanchard Chas,
GcCafrcriy aud Phillip II. Gallagher, dated
the 9Th day Of February, 1871, US prtients
to convey said tract OF 2?0acrts Of land,nnd
also to REDEEM the said land from said de.
linqucnt sale and purchase, and to enforce
and provide for tia redemption thereof AID
to tender sum sufficient TO redeem the
same. AMI happening by AFFIDAVIT filed
that the defendants, Thomas q, Putnam,
Henry lIrUckerhOfG Lewis G. Iluling Ed
ward Blanchard, Charles NeCarcriy and
Phillip II. GhllAhgi are not residents Of this
State, and they NOT appearing, II is ordered
lnat they 10 appear i &c within one month
after the date Of the frst publication Of ltl,
order, anddO what Is necessary to protect
their interest 10 this suit. TeSte;
JOHN -. JONES, CLERK.
Hay 8, ls73-Frc 81 30.
Frame, Fleming & Bennett, pit attgs
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TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

franklin Maxwell, Executor
Of Lewis Maxwell, deceased,
Henry BrannOr, Ezsrut9r Of
Henry Post, deceased, and
otters.
rs ouASrrRr
Pursuant 10 decree Of the circuit court
Of Lewis county, W. Va, rendered Ia tie
aboves,, led cause, at the March term isi3,
oil said court the undersigned commissions
ers by said decree appointed for the pur.
pose, will proceed 10 sell at public auction
10 the highest bidder, before The court house
door oil Lewis county on tho 2nd day Of
Jure, 1879, that day being n court iay for
said countr, the two lots Of land In the
town Of IIcston md county Of Lewis, 10
said decree and papers Ia The Gauss dcs-
crhed, together with the dwelling house
and fixtures thereon and thereto belonging,
''upon q credit Of six, twelve and eighteen
months, with interest from the day Of sale,
and the purchaser will be required 10 exc.
cute notes with coed personal security tor
the purchase money aud lien will be re.
iained therefor on said property"
CALEB B0GGESS,
W. Il. LIVELY,
April 2SI.t Commissioners.
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NEW lIuTEI.
N e" Wv i' TO THE PUEBLO.

IN TO THE PUEBLO.
liavihgrebuilt, fitted up, and furnished
Ny old Stand 10 Glenville,
lam no prepared 10 accommodate the
public In comfortable rad subI,AHiiAl
nanntr--both man and heat. Thankful
for past patronage, would respectfully
SoliCita call from my old customers and
The public generally. ST.. RUDDELL.
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THE TIERNEY HOUSE.

TIVE proprietor Of this old and pop
ular stand would respectfully inform
re puDlir that be has juIt received full
tnd complete stock or
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
Of the lest quality and Gtthc lowest PFieh.
Ills stock Of
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M. TtENiSd. n. N. nrxxErr.
ELEaiING & BENNETT,
II AitarnCrs nj Inv

GLENHILLE, Giimsr, Co., ~ Va.
Practice in the Circuit Courts Of Gilnsr
and adjoining counties. Collections, aud
all other business entrusted 10 our safs
promptly attended 10.
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T ORRNzo D. sTRADER,
- ATTORNEY AT LAW,
R.rsrlSu. ~. Ia.

Practices In the Circuit CoariS Of Ran
dolph, and adjoining counties, in the Court
Of Appeals aud United States Court.
Collections and all other buJlurIs
promptly attended 10.
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DREsToN DAWSON,
BLACKSMITH Asp iEox-woRGSa
NEAR TIE FOUNDRY, WESTON.
Carriages, Buggies, Wagons, etc. re-
raired on short notice, and on 'hS mott
reasonable tCrnR. IlOrSe-shOsing carefully
attended 10:
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PlAiwoodI, ". Va.
Also, by appointment Examining ssr-
genn for Pensioners
The Doctor can always be found At bis
Office, unleSI professionally engaged.
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VosEPn A. WATSON,

p A ! N T E r,
Weston, ". "a.
Parties in Lewis gnd adjoining counties,
Wishing taeir houses, SlgnS, or furniture
painted will do well to communicate with
me beforegoilg elsewhere. Paper-hauging
and withdrawing promptly attended TO
Terms moderate aud all work warranted
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CIarksburg City
MARBLE WORKS,
NELSON ( WELLS, pEoprie!Orl

NEloON " W Ehi'0i 'NP''s'S'''
Marble Works to DO found on Pike
Street, . doors west of Horace i.
Wells Drug Store.
Dealers 10 Marble Monuments, Tab
lets, Head Stones, Nantes, Crates,
Table-TOps. and Vases. All kinds Of
Marblo.Work done to order.
RJ' 0rnCrs from distance prompt
ly attended 10.
March 10 -3m
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W. G. BENNETT,
MTTONME'Y al AMW
NOTARY PUBLIC,
And
RCM NstNtC MNcMt,
We,Inn, w. Yn.,

VIII practice In Lewis and adjoining coun.
ties as Ageat uftlc National Co'U Operative
lInslnps Agency Company, will procure
American and Foreign Patents, Prosecute
Bounty, Pension, aud VII other kinds oil
Government Claims, aud collect debt, Of
every description in any part Of The United
States.
lie will also act asa Real Estate Agent,
and ~ such no0eSEcI une1ualed facilities
for tile tayIng and selling Of Land aud Real
estate. $3.50
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Nonllnltnb,
Ntail,innes,

lettering,
and alt Other carved and plain work dOss
pnlhe shortest notice.
Designs aud prices nay he seen on sp.
rlleaiiOa. lulylolJ
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-05-19

TnoMAs A. BRADFORD,
i Attorney at Law,
PHiLLIPPL BorLom &C., W. Va.
Practices In the State and Federal
coata. All buIiasH promptly attended
10.
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HARDWARE. GROCERY AND
SEED MERCHANTS.
FLOUR,
GROCERIES,
HARDWARE,
NAILS,
CANNED FRUIT

and everything else that you wnnt, at P7-
Cos unhratd Of for their extreme liberali'y.
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IL Attorney At Law,

BEVERLEY, RGndGth Co., W. n.
Practices In the Circuit Courts Of this
State and tue UEiisd StAtsI. All buIlassI
promptly attended 10.
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ATORTHwEsTBES HOTEL
IN -. WALKER, PRoPRlETcR.--
Pike Street, harrisburg. Hacks
run to and from the Depot.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-05-19

ID G. LINZ,
III. -iTroRStr At LAW
GLENHILLE, II. VA,
Plaelieci In tic State aud Federal Courts.
AL bu'iress entrusted 10 my tais will re-
eelys icy prompt attsnilon,
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w G. L. ToTTEN,
W.. Attorney at Law,
BUCEHAN.NON. Gprhur Co. ". Ia
Practices IL tie Gtth, Courts Of uphur
and adjoining counties Speciai a,ishttcu
paid 10 collection.
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THE PROGRESS oF AN ,uyRIc.S p.rux

Of the nstaTsl Illustrations 10 sser i tbst ~
ehi9uae sbh zoe As s yeArs the prominent example
which theory would lead tIpee Eep ncs o. rs
dividends Bngsh Br. .. ,
ibough probably IN tw years the account viii
o. shat railway m. w. Ys,s cbas
form, history P,uns,yAhis Central
Ralf0sc for the twelve from Which vii n So mas H.
.su.ng Rave seAcy from 81 900 N 1861 10
0OU 1872 Sbo0t 100 dvrius th s
IsTs 10 ytI dsOeEes ..ss e,ss.,,
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EXTRACTS FROM NOTICES or THE PRESS on FIRST EDl-


Promise. to publication o.. great practical ui,lt7
Directions yerv brei aol Gear; enOA'e pP't my
evidence Of h'iag been u The I{
ton OF this part WORK has o been made With great aod
scct-acy Contains an infnty ofdes. - Aconomsi.
limits the work II is synopsis 20 plain language, Of the trustees
roer. f ipesunt with tables of secuues cup
be Trustees GUIDE IN general IL Is srctF hniied 10
subject investments, and nstrucis The trustee a. 70
EVIDENTLY the hn"cAi maps adapted VII"
The most ordinary cpae an covering The e1
operate They tell the where be - TO 80 bat sho" nm
parcuisrcase thou'u where be - 80 iar Af
empbaca, cardinal direction tat be- he trueel vi"
investment; variation Of Investment nor nssef nqhrs
without ooasutiag his Soor - Mining and Commercial Tines
Contains useful summary, expressed IN sn AMI concise angi4ge
The conveniently and cnuot fall 70 prove
fol to all investors "-lsolcors JournaL
h. NOW, 20 be appreciated - B1lIoni.t
invaluable guide to investment By trustees -G9be
Repee With csreiullv-comPl,i tables .. Valuable IS
genera! reeenee II bmirham hornng New@ , IN
valuable guide and investors selnes Post
a useful manual Of directions for persons Who have 10 deal Sh
The Table, elaborate aud useful The whole pub
LEGATION probably the most important that h Ccroi has vet is
We Question II lhere is more useful or more satisfactory sngs
worth in the whole range Of moiem heiiifr u On az
mraby compiled work, comprehensive accurate and OF refer
ence."- English Churchman
The chespe,t hardv-hool ofhs kind In
worthy the attention Of those Who 'e money TO invest taer
for themselves for others in tfGsL'Ihe Press and 81 James
Chronicle
lucid and ooncise."-Msnchcster City News.
Is extremely valuable not only the trustees but the ordinary
An elaborate and exhaustive work County Tine.
a valuable work containing about 100 pages OF information
profession advising their clients TO wha; securities they should
We recommend trustee to possc
himself Of it, ana solicitor ADD broker have bis ONCE isb
for rcfe - Newark Advertiser.
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Eonn W&tcs.

A MEXICAN Qualifications value
~ LOANED on Diamonds Watches JrwerT SysrEAre, lndis
elAvh Laee, vslaabss &C. viii has. Rsiabishsd 1884
H. BARRNGEB 735 Broadway.
MONEY LOANED on Diamonds, Watches,
lfl Jevely aud S.yerxare. The siue
GEO G. ALIEN, Stl Broadway, Gear Poureenth'si
MO. 1191 BROADWAY, at II. B. MEL
IN WILLIS Gold Jewsry Diamonds Watches JeS
sry storage advanced required No.
] i9I Broadway Tweniy-eighthst
4 slSI BR0ADWAG.--Liberal advances
Il .SDI MADE on PERSONAL PROPERTY Of all kinds
Diamonds Watches. Jese. bo0ehi and so Private entrance
Pull bell. l-6l Broadway, between jlH aud 33s
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FOR GENTLEMEN.
FOR YOUNG GENTLEMEN.

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to
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EsI. I:|

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tse relief Of Debility and Loss Of Appetite ,n
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RESIDENTS IN AMERICA

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CLOTHING, perfect IN sty's snd D. ~
following The Instructions 81 cor Sell
Measurement Rales. In cor neu Fash,on
Book. which. with samples Of materass.
70 forwarded post free.
. REnITrAHCRs reed not seee~snly
accompany the order, As sfIsngeD,ris
have been made that the Fofsar'.rg
CompsnioS Agent shall al be tine a
delivery. collect The smount Of invoics
together with fovtrding chsrgrs ard
Custom dues.
This mode Of c0llectOD ard deliver,
hiss been foand o. great service 10 coE.
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FOR LADIES.

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europfan advertisements.

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10, h. better Of the FEASIBILITY Of rn~ VI
10 per cent although seems Only -,
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% 80 s, Of esuses 10 reach that Of profit Inc '
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EeeGi Nollres.

CITY COURT or BR0OKLYN.-In the
- natter ofGEORGE H. DEUEL., LulAuc Pursuant to Order
sfs Cour ds August 1873
81 the creditors sad unac present Tpec
undersigned who appointed Referee
rur>e his oee lS9 Montague IN the
the 2Oth ds " Seg'embfr 1873 az together
with the evidences II their demands order that the
creditors tsen and there asceraped
al such shall their claims
shall excluded from participating the Of
tr com NJ bands Of Dated Brcoklyn 20
1873 EDMUND BLAMEY Referee
SHAW Of Counsel 10 the Copmit<e. 30 IaW3wS
CUPREME COURT-COUNTY of ERIE
~ LYDIA 3ARTIN sgainSi HORACE HAYES and CAROLINE
lecnuoBy called Carre HAYES, hstsw Of Horace Hswes
named defendants: hereby snmmoed
the complaint Of the plaintiff this which
the (leTk the Ere the 18Th day Of August
1873 Ode Oean
Casrsugus NeYor after the Of
ts Of the day Of
"a. oOnpn s. hereby reqaTe, The plaintiff viii apply
q Tie Cou1 for the relief demanded 10 The complaint
Au3U law8vS d. n. BOLLRs, Plaintiffs