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WASHINGTON FISH MARKEr.-From DIST In
ed instant, arrivals and consigned to R. A.
Golden Il Bro. sgent-6,o00 punches rock FISH
sold from Is to 80 cents per bunch; ,0ee punches
herring 10 to Is cents per bunch; 900 shad ,
SIS 10 $50 per hundred; 1000 punches cuts, to
II cents per bunch.
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The MArKafs.

BALTIMORE, March 2i.-Virginia skies, oil, bII5:
10. peel r., Virginia SKIES, 49, West Virginia; s.
IL North Carolina skies, new, ~, bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, March A.-Oorron quiet-iSw mid
filings, B's@l54. Flour dull and unchanged
Wheat quiet and steady-Pennsylyan ia red, go
Oorn hImei-white southern, 1852; yellow south
ern, tSGsOi mixed western, new, 81; old IS. Oats
quiet but hIm.soqthern, b2GSi; western, 1906
Bye dull, 6SdeO. Hay dull and UNCHANGED Pro-
visions hrm; fair jobbIng demand Pork unchanged.
Bulk mests-shoulders Ga as S;D clear rib sid IS
sl4@Sh. Bacon-shouders, 90; Gear ribsides, g. al
ga; sugsr-cured hams, l3G4. Lard o.; Western
butter, moderate demand; prices unchangsd Cof.a
unchanged, Whisky duh and heayy,S Snasp
NEW i".z, March A.-Stocks active and higher
- Oney,4 Gold, 10 Exchange, long, ass; short 4S3
Governments strOrg and active,
NEW YORK, March si-yl0ur quiet and uu-
changed. Wheat dull and unchanged. Corn quiet
ard unchsnged.
LONDON, March "a, 1880 D. m-Nsw York Gen.
trail, 90; Erie preferred, "a.
FRANKFORT, March A-BoRds, 95sS.
LONDON, March "a Up. m.-Paris dispatches Quote
rentes at 50 francs, ~ confines.
LONDON, n arch q, Up. m.-The amount of bullion
withdrawn from the Bank Of England bal An9e
to-day is 5000 A Paris dispatch quotes rentes
ct 40 fraLcs, As entimes.
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IRISH HOME RULE NJ EETING.-The advocates
OF Irish home rule held a meeting last night at
Sangerbund hall, corner OF s-h and streets
the president of the league, Captain ID. Nc
Mahon, in the chair; and ID. A BrOsnan esq.,
secretary pro tenn The names OF Messrs. John
Kennedy, David Flyn, Daniel Hannah, Thorn as
Holden, John BlinkhOTn, and Thomas Phillips
were submitted for membership, and they were
elected. The chair addressed the league briefly,
explaining the objects OF the organization the
nes~-stv for the friends Of Ireland in this coun-
90 e. their sympathy TO the people of that
Iy '. sHY" ,o,, - the condition OF affairs there.
The home rule movement merely VEINS .4v -
establishing OF the Irish parliament to further
the local interests Of the people, and is not reyo-
lutionarv in Its aims, sc has been charged b.
the enemies OF Ireland. What IL neede1 now IL
a representative parliament from the people.
Pertinent remarks were made by Nessrs. ID. A.
Brosnan, James Beliew, and others.
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The UNDERwooDMCVEGH SUIT DIS
MISSED FROM THE L. 8. SUPREME COURT
The case of the late Judge Underwood against
McNeigh, from the Virgins court OF appeals,
having been submitted TO the L. s. Supreme
Court, on motion TO dismiss for want of juris-
1icuon, the motion was yesterday granted, and
the case dismissed. because the writ OF error
eno1ld have been directed to the court of ap-
peals instead Of the judge OF the corporation
sented- Ihe court below gave judgment in
favor OF McVeigh, on a verdict which proved
tbat tnere was frsud In the procurement of the
Confirmation. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-24

TIE PROPOSED MONUMENT TO Mr. SUMNER.
An adjourned meeting of prominent cOlored
citizens was held last night at the residence of
Mr.. Z. q. Revells, No. 1872 l. street, to take ac-
ton in relation 10 the erecting a suitable monu-
nent 10 the late Charles Sumner. George T.
Downing was called to the chair and ID. NJ
Sraker was chosen secretary. Among those
present were Isaac n. Cary, l.. c. Bailey, job N
"A. Gray, Gurden Snowden, Prot Storum, w
n. A. WOrmley, A. NJ. Green, William Syphax,
u. W Cole, j. Sella Martin, and others.
RESOLUTIONS were submitted by Mr.. Revells
looking towards the formation OF a monument
association, procuring a charter, issuing a cir
cular inviting all classes to participate in the
movement without regard to color or sect max
ing II purely a national affair, calling upon
Congress to designate square or reservation
ID this city where it shall be erected, said mon
Bment to be of bronze, life size, and represent
iDg Mr.. Sumner IN the act OF addressing the
Senate with his civil rights bill in hand, the
cost not TO exceed $4,000.
These resolutions were offered as a substitute
for plans which had been submitted at former
meeting held at WOrmley's, and which were
deemed too cumbersome in their workings
After debate the resolutions were adopted, and
Mr.. John A. Gray was elected treasurer to re-
ceive all contributions. He is to give bonds in
$1,000.
The plans proposed meet the approval of the
most influential oOlOred persons in this District
Active measures are to be taken st once to set
the ball in motion.
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WILCOX & GIBBS SEWING MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
Baum's hoopskirt and corset factory, It'll street.
Intelligencer building. 1O.2s
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QEORGEroWN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
sRYkEM0VAL.

he cor tinusl increase q business making n ne.
csssary 10 rebuild and Ut hsrwi.e iucress
my facilities for the execution Of all ORDERS Sd Al.
De ioRnd, during the pregrts IS of the work A.
~ BRIDGE STREET,
lev doors bove j. fer son street
as the III provtment will not Interfere with the
eatSutlon OF WORK in the dyeiUg snd securing de-
EN-, all orders OF friends will be DR. ptIy
hlled and highly appreciated.
W. ii. WHEATLEY,
Dyer ard scourer.
once, until further nstice, No. a Bridge street,
1Sorketown, ID. v. msr24-tr
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LOCAL NEWS,
Amusements, &C.. To-ntght.

National ThSdtsT--Mrs. ID. P. Bowers in ''L3dy
Audley's Secret"
Hb-ft Opera House-Kstie Putnam as "Little
Nell" and the "MsrchiOness."
r<ater Comi9s>.-Hsrry Clifford in 'POmp;
or, Way Down South " and other attractions.
George Felix Benkert's classical concert at
harini's hall.
Lincoln HaH--Second lecture of Prot. Proc
tor-Comets and Meteors.
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PONDS EXTRACT is for sale at wholesale bv
Chas. StOtt & Co, $50 Pennsylvania avenue,
and by druggists everywhele. t,w,t,tf
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To PREVENT Fever and Ague there lie no
preparation like Dooley's Calisays Tonic. 81
per bottle. 90
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Wall Street To-day.

NEW YORK, March 23.-The Posts financial
article says:-Government bonds are La9z
higher than yesterday. Southern state bonds AZ
the board were neglected. Gold opened at Il2,
and has since sold as high as l12 <, late sales
having been at 1l2ah. On gold loans rates have
been to for carrying. Foreign exchange is
dull and firm. Money is easy at 3a5 for call
loans, and s. az for prime mercantile paper.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
washington StoeI Nv cbauua ua-o, :,

Quotations Furnished by Middleton d Co., bankers
The following were the prices bid and asked at
the meeting of the Washington Stock Exchange
to-day:-U. 5. gold, fl 2 bid 12E asked. U. s.
bonds-ls6i, NJ. & N, 1917 bid; 1865, NIX N,
20 bid; 1oG5, j. * j., 49, bid; 1867, j. & j.. 19K
bid. Bank stOcks-SecoAd National Bank I02
bid. City Passenger Railroads
stock, ~ asked; Columbia stock. % asked;
Washington and Georgetown bonds IS asked:
Metropolitan bonds. 81 bid. Sundry List -
National Theater bonds, j. & j., per ct,
80 bid s. asked; Masonic Temple bonds f. &
A, per CT. gold, 90 bid Mariposa Id < MIG
20. ). common, bid; Mariposa Lid &
MIG Co. s., preferred, II bid; Chesapeake
and OHIO Canal, preferred bonds, los bid;
Washington Market Co. bonds, 10 per cent,
lO2 asked. District securities-(Distr of CO.
lumbia)-Wn. Co. S. bonds, 7's, j. & J,lG5,
eOA bid; do. 1871, so Did, Permanent Improve
ment, rs, j. < j., 1891, COZ bid, IS asked.
tWashington)-Water stock 6's, j. A. j. & o.,
ls5i' So bid; 10 year bonds, 6's, J. j., 1873, %
bid; Fund Loan bonds, Ueg) 6's e., NJ. & N,
1902. IS bid, rs asked. (GeOrgetown)-Gene
stock, 6's, at pleasure, 95K asked. Board
OF Public Works - Certificates. general
Improvement, Sc. j. & j., 1874, So bid, IS
asked; do. 1875, II bid, 70 asked; do. 1876. IS
asked; do. 1873, IS bid do series, 79I bid, 791
asked; Certificates, sewer SIS, j. & j., 1874. 701t
bid, ia asked; do. 1875, 81 bid; do. 1876 66 bid
GSk asked; do. 1875, "a bid; do. series, O. bid:
Water certificates, SIS, 1877, II < bid,
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Condensed Locals.

See advertisement Of piano for rent.
See advertisement Of the WdshingtOH Sentinel.
The attention of members of King Solomon
Lodge IL invited to advertisement elsewhere.
Major George w. Mares, one Of the assist ant
dooTkeepers OF the House of Representatives
died at his house at Geneva, New York, on the
2lst instant.
A jolly, good, old-fashioned time il expected
at the First NJ. p. Church, corner of 5th street
and Virginia avenue southeast, tomorrow
evening. An old folks concert will be given
and subsequently a supper. See al.
Dr. Do Lewis will reserve the full history OF
the whisky war and the connection of the wO-
men of the country herewith for wednesday
evenings lecture at Lincoln Hall. 1t will be
racy.
Mr.. Thomas Bowling, the well-knovn aur-
ton and commission merchant and real estate
agent. has established himself at No. Gil Louis
lana avenue, near 9TH street. See his card in
another column.
Judge Smell yesterday released from Jail John
A. Adriaans, committed on tie 18th instant in
default Of security to keep the peace towards
Justice y. g. Mills. The release was made at
the written request OF complainant. the friends
of defendant promising that he would leave the
city.
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PIANOS, DC.

TUNING AND BEEOVATIEG PIANOS con
n un1ss TO receive special attention by--s
v. IL. WILD, Practical Piano maker x13kx
twenty years experience, formerly TunerNfNT
OF hnsbe :, subsequently Of steinwayis Pianos;
now OF the hrm Of q. l.. WILD a BRO, l20 llth
street, near nOrthwts corner Pa ave agents 90
the uBsurG sssed STIEFF Pisnos faols-tr
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsrATR-Isaiah Bate
man ct al. TO Sarah Bateman, part lot 8, square
los, 81; NJ. Davis Bateman 10 Sarah A. FIetch-
Asa Bell ct al. to Anna f. Bell, lot Il, square
60l, 5000; John +. Hanna, trustee, to Mich. H.
Shea, lot l., subdivision square 4O1, $40, 800:
Margaret r. Cissel to Edwin j. Sweet, lots 2
and 8, square lie. Il 612 80; Thos. b. Bryan and
wife 70 VIM. W. W. Wood lots 10, Is, Il AMI Is,
square 1872, sl7 $50; ZslmOn Richards to Alex
X Shepherd, lot -, square 163. 50 600; John d.
Nauck and wife 70 Arthur A. Nauck, part lot
10. Wiltberger's subdivision square al, siO:
VIM. Fowler ct al 10 John II. Brown, situate in
the county. SIPS; John II. Brown and wife to
Dennis Il. Ready, same, situate in the county,
$3.50; VIM. Douglass and wife to Samuel Proc
tor ct al, trustees, lots % and o. square Is2.
S3,46s.T5; Rudolf Lohsiger ct TX to Geo. w.
Stiekney, lot j, II. LObsiger's subdivision of
square I9l, g 900; j. Carroll Brent, executor,
70 Ann NJ. Foley, lot Is, square 1872; s2G: John
w Bell and wife TO Louis Ertmann, lot l. -,
square 5O1, SEQ.
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Rf THos.DowLINe, AuctiOneer; Georgetown
TbbssSSTTE ss s SALE OF VALUABLE I'M:

TRUSTEES sALEOF VALUABLE I'M
9EOkGETOwN.
- b. virtue Of de.d Of trust, dated July 18th,
81 lS5 recorded in Liber III, folio a. of the Ia nj
,rtcords OF " Arlington county, District Of CO.
lumoia and by direction Of the holder Of the notes
secured thereby, will sell st public suction 10
front OF the premises, on MONDAY, March 23f,
1874, al o'clock all these piece parcels ~
ground known az parts Of Lots numbered IO7, IoS
~ AID lilo, In Beatty and Hawkins addiu m -
GeorgetowR described as folio vs. Beginning on the
north side OF ls street 90 feet east from Freterik
street; thence running east n feet; thence nortb
and paI sel with Frederick street, lss feet 20 an al
ley; thence west on said sley ~ feet, aud thence
south TO the beginning, sn1 as1 the stable on tbs
north SIDE OF said alley, being the easterumost ST..
Ole tut one OF the of Stables built AMI franz
ing on the north side Of said alley
T-rms OF sale: 92.o0, wts interest at ten par
cent IRON My Nth, 1873, together with the ex-
penses OF this sale, ia cash; balaace in 8 and n
months, whh interest at six per cent. secured Nv
netes and deed Of trust the property C1nvsy.
ancins at purchasers cost down hen the nron
erty IS struck off If the terms of sale ara no,
con eSpIsd with In seven days, the Trustee reserves
the rsht 70 resell the property at the risk aud cos
of the deisuiting purchaser.
Z. DODGE, Trustee
msfl2 THOMAS BOWLING, auctioneer
THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED mill
WEDNESDAY, March 2sth. Same hou- aud place
X. p. DODGE, Trustre
nsr24-d TH0s. BOWLING, <uctionear.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.


INV BOOZE.
summers Vacation, by Rev. X r Hale ranar
- ceetss 1Nsn De Byron, by Arthur Helks, limo
S2.S, The PyreRees, by II. rsine, l2u. 81 Sd,
seh sbd kducst reply to Cisrkes Sen m Ell
Fro,hinehsm, 81 81; Liucoln ard se~srs' sv .,is.
eon Wenes, sl51, Engleh PsychOlugy, b, Tn, n.
bat, 81 So; Freemsn's Comparative Paiitirs 81.
History Of the Ceramic Art, large SO With over
Dickens, vol. 3. -; History e North sne-i-.,
Birds, by Baird Brewer snd RidgwaVs ,,iS .,N
illustrated. $50. RICHARD q NOHVg 90
Booksellers and stattoners, 1918 Pa Az marlstf
WEoFFER DUB
STOcE OF cHRokOs.
NOTICES AND OIL PAINTINGS
AT DISCOUNT OF
TWENTY-FIVE FEB GENT,
IN order 20 dispose of those on hand, that we may
lay n new leg q the same character Those now
on hand comprise some very beautiful lsndsc ape,
figure and fruit pieces, and home aud Su DAY hOal
notices. The prices range tr I'm 81 ~ rs FOR
the Chrome =, with some very handsome oil Paint
ings from 5 70 to Slo. al of which ALLOW the
slscount II IS per cent. We have also a few los-
priceo but good Epgravinss and Frames, which va
include in the above n This il an excellent on
portunity to obtain good Pictures AZ wholesale
prices.
ALL TRE NEW BOOKS
received Is soon IS published. Novelties in STA.
IlOhERf, as we'll a. 1mplete assortment II me
std staple Stationery. Putting. Binding, Lth,-
graphing and Engraving executed expediticusy,
WARREN CHOATE q CO.,
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS,
VERNON ROW,
na1l4;r Corner Psaus. ave. and lO,h street.
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TURCo-RUssIAN BATHS; also, Medicated Va
Por Baths, for al skin disease, at DIR. Shedd's,
903 street. 321:
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
PANIC PANIC PANIOI
DRY GOODS
Down Lower Than Ever.
immense Auctions In Nev York!
TREMENDOUS LOSSES TO TH5 IMPORTERS
LANSBURGII * BRO.
AHEAD OF ILLR
WE HAVE JUST RETURNED FROM NEW
YORK wIrHsSEw, Fresh AND DE.
eIRABLE STOCK or GOODS,
AMOUNTING TO OyKR
100000 DOLLARS.
WHICH We WILL SELL AT oNCg WIrH-
OUT EEGARD TO TALUE
SPECIAL OFFERINGS
COMPRISING
BLACK AND oOLoRED SILKS,
DBEss GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
5000 MARsEILLIs SPREADS At LESS
THAN HALF THkIR VALUE,
500 PIECES TABLE LINEN,
1000 LONG AND SQUARE PAISLEY sHawLs,
I,5o0 dozen LINEN NAPKINS 81, WORTH
10000 yards HAMBURG EMBROIDERY,
SO pieces ia LINEN sHEErINGs, rs
500 Pieces best IRISH LINEN, 80 cents up.
Best BLACK and WHITE PRINTS reduced to Z
cents.
Best CoLoEED PRINTS, 900 different pat.
tsrns, at y cents
"a WINE CLoTH.a75 cents
STITCHED and HENS lITOHED HAND
hERCHlkfS, from cents M.
Rs., IapANEsE poprs ., a. "a. ma q 81,
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The BLUMENBERG TRANSACTIONS ro g,rs
SHiLs LHieTsd--Mr; j. Carter Marbury has, for
e. e. TODpkins and j. l.. Ruckel, entered suit
against Nj. Mandel, W. Il. Moses and the Board
OF Public Works. The bill states that the plain
tifs are contractors for sewers, and being so
engaged, they hypOtheeated and pledged a. Sc
cuTity on the 18th of January last a sewer GER
tihcate No. SIS for s., 5lf,41, with Mandel for
a loan OF Sl,4o5.i6 for 90 days, and took from
linn memorandum; and also borrowed from
Msndel s3.225, depOsiting - 20 II in auditors
sewer certificates. They charge that all the
certificates we're passed to Moses, who knew
that they had been left as collateral security
and that Mandel and Moses cOnspired 70 de-
prfye the plaintiffs Of the property, and sold
and disposed OF said property to parties un-
known. They charge that these certificates are
not negotiable. They ask that the payment of
the certificates be stopped, and duplicates is
sued to them; that Moses may be required to
Mr.. Marbury hes also, for the same parties.
entered q similar suit against Rudolf BIumeu
berg, Moses, and the Board of Public Works,
IN which they charge that on the 2lst of No
vember last they borrowed =, 600 at 90 DAYS on
certificates for -, 500; on the 18th of November
a. goo on certificate for - 1sS and 800 in sewer
bonds, and 5000 on sewer certificates, and
other sums footing up S6 .916 on certificates and
bonds amounting to SO ,7OOs6, and they ask the
same relief as prayed for in the previous bill.
The THEATERs.-That charming woman and
accomplished actress, Mrs. ID. p. Bowers great
" impressed an appreciative audience at the
National 1heatsr last light with her powerful
Improvisation or Lady Audley." Every look.
tone and action Of this great artist is in strict
Keeping with the character assumed, and her
acting last night was painfully real. She was
ably supported by Messrs. McColIum, Lamb,
flanagan, and Metkif, and Miss Mayhew Mrs
Murdoch and others Of the National company.
LADY Audley's Secret" tonight for the last
time.
Miss Katie Putnam made a very favorable
impression on the audience assembled at Ford's
opera House last ght. AS Little Nell she ex-
cited their sympathy, as the Marchioness she
worked with great success upon their risibles
and was ably seconded in efforts in that direc-
ton by Mr.. Browne, otherwise Richard Swiy-
eler, esq. The play will be repeated this even
ing for the last time.
The exciting scenes of the sensational drama
"Pomp; or, Way Down South" kept the audi
ence AZ the Theater COmique in lively state of
expectancy last night until the ending of the
play. IL Is prefacea every evening nv An evcal.
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The COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use
fulness OF Singers Sewing Machine. lis
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LADIES, GOODS.

NEW SPRING GOODS
= ~ AT REDUCED PRICES!
M ~ 6uObS:, . - NEW GUODS
REA l. HAIR,
And NOVELTIES in Fancy Goods,
0penIt YOTNG'S N Y RhZAR
marl6-tr 1aI 7tb streot
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REOKER'S DRUG STORE
- HAS BEEN REMOVED
across the street from the old stand II9 High
St, 10 tbs corner Ct al and gh sts lnarI9-6.F
IOHOLS'
~ ELEGANT ZOE CREAM AHD OYSTER
PAELORS,
auK1S-H 80 High street. GEORGETOWN, D. O,
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JUST RECEIVED,
~ LARGE ASSORTMENT
HAMBURG EDGINGS AND INSERTIONS
AND STANDARD TRAININGS.
In new designs, at very low prices, by
M Rs. SELMA RUPERT,
OLA 9'h street, OPP. Patent once.
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Fine Oxydzed, Jet and French Gilt Jewelrv.
Spring styles at Priggs Jewelry Store, No.
45l Pennsylvania avenue, near AZ street.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-10-01
S4l-3w
m pRoHArL-mani,ow.c County

IN PROBATL-M N Maniiowoc County
Il Court.
In the matter Of the estate OF llmothy
E Packard. deceased.
On reading and fling the petition Of 7. c.
Shove as administrator of the estate Of Tim
othy E. Packard, deceased, setting forth the
amont of personal estate that has come 10
bis bends. and he disposition there of-the
amount of debts outstanding against said de-
ceased, and IA description Of all the real es-
tate of which said deceased died seized, and
the condition and value of the respective
portions thereof; and prayingthat license be
to him granted to sell the Southwest quar-
ter of he Northeast quarter and the East
half Of the Northwest quarter, all of section
number tNenty-nine (29) in Township num-
Der eighteen (IS) North of Range nunbe
twenty-one {2i) east; said land lying and be-
iig situated in the county Of alanitowoc,
state of Wisconsin, and it appearing by said
petition, that there is no. sufficient personal
estate in the hands of said 7. G.. Shove to
pay said debts. and that it is necessary IN
order to pay the same. to sell the whole Of
said real estate: it is therefore ordered that
all persons interested iu said estate appear
before the Judge o. this Court on Monday
the 9Th day of November A. d. 1874, at ten
o. o'clock A. NJ. at The Office of the County
Judge in the city OF Manitowoe in said coun-
ty, then and there to show cause If any
there be y license should not be granted
TO said 7 C. Shove as administrator aforesaid
to sell said re al estate according to the pray
er of said petition.
And il is further oriered. that a copy o.
this order shall be published for four sue
cessive weeks prior to said day of hearing
in the AanitoWoc PlLoT a weekly nexspa
per printed and pnbli.hea at hanitowoc IL
said county, and personally served on al
persons interested IN said estate residing IN
said county, at least fourteen days before
sa id day of hearing. By the court
Dated Manirowoc, the 2lst day Of Septem
Der A. u. l67A.
T. G. OLMLTED.
! $40 Av County Judge
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TN PROBATE-Manise County

TN PROBATE-Manits County
/ Coart.
In the matter Of the estate of Otto Trsm-
ell deceased.
On reading and fling the petition of Chas. w.
White administrator setting forth the amount
Of personal estate that has come to his hands
and the disposition thereof--the amount Of
debts outstanding against said deceased, and
description of All the real estate of which
said deceased died seized and the condition
and value Of the respective PORTIONS thereof:
and praying that license be to him granted
to sell all of said real estate and 1t appear
ing by said petition. that there is not suffc-
tent personal estate in the hands Of said ad-
ministrator to pay said debts, and that il is
nece ssary in order to pay the same, to sell
all Of said real estate; il is therefore ordered
that all persons interested in said estate ap-
pear before the Judge of this court, on the
10Th day Of Oct, A. D 1874 at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, ut the Office Of the County Judge in
the city of Manitowoc in said county, then
and there to show cause (f any there be-
why license should not be granted to said
Administrator to sell said real estate aecor-
ding to the prayer Of said petition.
And it i, further ordered, that q copy Of
this order shall be published for four sue
cessive week. prior to said day of h caring in
the Manitywoc PIor weekly newspaper
printed and published at Mani:owoc in said
county, and personally served on all persons
interested in said estate, residing in said
county, at least fourteen days before said
day OF hearing. By the Court,
Dated at Manitowoc the 7th day of Sept.
sss-4w. T.G. oLMsTED.
County Judge