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Notice to Creditors in Bankruptcy.


In the District Court of the United States for the
District of Maine.
In the matter of HENRY S. STA)
PIES of stockton, in said Dis In Bankruptcy.
trct. Bankrupt
At Portland in the said District, on the ninth day
of August, A. ID. 1876.
nISTRICT OF MAINE, IS. Said alleged bank
IL rupt has proposed Il composition of forty per
his creditors, in satisfaction of the debts
owed by said bankrupt to each of his creditors pay
able as follows: twenty per centum upon conirma-
ton of proceedings by the court, and twenty per
centum at the expiration of twelve months there
after, thirty per centum, payable upon contrma-
ton of proceedings by the court, and n meeting of
the creditors of said alleged bankrupt has been
ordered and will be held at the office of Charles
Hamlin, Register, in the Custom House, at Belfas +,
in the County of Waldo, on the 23d day of August,
A. ID. 1876, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, to consider the said
proposition as provided by Rule XXXVI of General
Orders in Bankruptcy Petition for said meeting
filed 9th day of August, A. ID. 1876.
VIM. L. PREBLE,
Clerk of the u s. District Court for the District of
Maine. 1w7
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Democratic Mass Meeting at Ellis
worth,
rRenortcd for the .Ionrnal !


b. Hancock Hall. which was filled to its utmos
.. . 1arr.. n,o,,o,.tio,, or t,,o o,,,1io,,oo ,,o
~ - ''-0 '"'i ~
l- ~ Inc l'ureF sex. helf presence on thl
...a-idu was certainly good omen. The ladie,
a1 1lc.s .,n--,lon,t ,-o+. 1,,,4 tl,oir ipfi,enct
N'''
'i -''" '"hIo' "f "Nel-eNlinl'led' lhel az
power behind the throne. The ELLSWORTH
l.., hand wa. Stationed in tbe GALLERY and per
.,,....3.., g a:.. ,1rrino the
''' At >'''''o N''N0'i0' VI '''7
nlH.. Arno NlsNeiI. Erq., President OF the
.. .L.n and }Iendrirk. Ilub of Ellsworth, pre-
.,7 ,.,,,,.;,,,, with tho fnIIov.
r." '"" 0l'9"e-t ''i~ ''''''''7 '''''
l- brief address
Ladies and Gentlemen: We have assembled
t,i,. tli. evening to ratily the nomination Of 4
resident and Vice-president of the United
-sta- II is admitted on all hands that there
d necessity for reform in our Government.
fr- il admitted hy the good men OF all parties.
.iuln Maine to Florida all men, all good men,
without distinction Of party. see the necessity
.t uform in orr government and national ad-
...l-tr;tlion. Although Republicans see this
.....>>ify and admit il, they profess to yelieye
.r4 ury ran reform themselves. That they
..l.ary 5ut reform within the party. They
.uUut do il. Reform must come from the out
.lta H..
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uoUSE PAINTING, PAPERlNG
Painting and Papering Front Halls, Parlors and
Sitting Rooms speciality Orders solicited and
will be promptly attended to. Satisfaction to
price and work assured by
NJ. A. CULLNAN.
Corner of Miller and Cross Sts
Belfast May 10. 1876. 3w45s
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Rooms TO Let.

DLEASANT ROOMS to let in the house owned
L by the subscriber Spring Street, the
Portland steamboat wharf People looking for a
good, cheap rent, should call on
MRS. MARGARET HAUGH.
Belfast, Aug. IL, 1876. uf
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CHARTERS OF TIE WEEk.

V0T7FfTcH T0 J0HT
Brig Ned White of this port, loads full cargo of
sugar, Manila to New York under home ne, charter ;
Brookn 2l3 tons. 100 NJ. nmbcr. Woodstocl; Mills
to New York, $7 %; ship Matilda, Of searsport, $50
75 shings, delivered alongside brig Joseph Clark,
of Wadoboro, New y ork to Sagua in ballast, thence
return north Of uatteras with moasses at 50: bark
S. w. Iolbrook, of Portland, $40 tons, from Sagua
to point north of Cape Hatteras moasscs So ;
schr. ID. b. Everett of SO. Thomaston, 200 tons,
same voyage and rate; schr Mary A. Harmon, of
Lubec 3l9 tons, New York to Demerara and return,
at about 50 800 and port charges schr Post Boy,
OF ucksport, III tons, New York TO Martinique,
private terms.
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NOTICE.

TTNHE Fall Term of Public Schools, for Central
l. School District, will commence on Monday,
Aug. IS, 1876, and continue twelve weeks.
III. ii. FORBES. Agent.
Belfast, Aug. IL, 1876. 7tf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MoNRoE The Democrats of Monroe are notified
to meet in Caucus ut the Town House on Thursday,
Aug 18th, at six of the clock in the afternoon, to
choose delegates 10 the County Convention to be
holden at Belfast, Aug. 10th, and to nominate can
didate for representatives PER ORDER.
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Ar, at Liverpool, Aug. 6th ships Charlotte W.
White, Dyer, MOBILIZE l2th, l.. Il. uazeltine Herri-
man, this port.
Ar. in the English Channel, Aug. 10TH bark Carrie
Z. Long, of stockton, Park, New York for Dunkirk.
Ar. OF Deal, July 3oth, ship Frank Peudleton,
Nicholson, London for Curditt.
Ar. at Gloucester, Eng, July 29th, schr. Matte A.
Franklin, Griffin, Bath
SD. from do, July =, schr. Annie R. Lewis, Lew
is, Sydney, {. Is.
Ar. at Abercastle, Wales, Aug, 18th, dory Centen-
nial, johnson, Gloucester, Mass.
Ar. at Bristol, Eng, Aug, 9TH, schr Carrie f.
Woodbury., Bangor, Maine
Sid. from London Aug 10th, ship Montreal, Mudg-
EFT, New York.
At Matanzas, Aug: 4th, schr; Ralph Carlton, Of
Camden, Hardness dg for north OF Iattcras, brig
Geo. Gchrst, do, for Buenos Ayres.
Sid. from Havrc Aug. eth, ship John Bunyan,
Scovic, New ork.
Ar. at Madeira. previous to Aug. 9th schr Annie
Murchie, Gibbs, Calais.
Sid. from Catania, Aug. 1st, brig Amy A. Lane,
Costigan United States.
AT Rio Janeiro, July 10th, bark Helen Angler,
Staples, from Cardiff
Sid. from Ricibucto Aug. 10th, schr. 5. Il. Hume,
Higgins, Gloucester, Eng.
Sid from st. John, n. B., Aug. sth slip Sountae,
Herriman Liverpool.
At Singapore, June nth, bark II. D. Brookman,
Tyson, unc.
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Last Call!

DERSONS who have unsettled accounts Of long
l. standing will please call, settle, and cost.
Il. f. WELLS.
Belfast, Aug II, 1876. 7tf
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SHIP NE WS.
PORT OF BELFAST

AHRlN ED.
Aag. 9th, schs. AImeda, Patterson, Bar Harbor
William Jones, Higgins Isle au Haut Geo b. Fer
guson Ferguson Ellsworth, for Rondout
Aug; 10Th, brig Almira, (of Isesboro,) Pendleton
New York; sch, Iona. Coombs, Hoboken; yacht
Water Witch, Jones, Boston.
Aug. llth, schs. Mary, Cook fishing grounds; La
fayette, Crockett Bangor.
Ang. 12th schs. Jachin, Getchell, Haverhill: Lii
lian, Ryan, Boston; Eveline, White, do; Orion Pat
terson, do; Sea Flower, Bates, Bangor, Forest
Queen, Robbins, Plum Island.
Aug; 9TH schs. iiumming Bird, Roberts fishing
grounds; Orono Powers, Deer Isle; Tantamount
lendleton, Bangor; Capitola Bruce, So. West Har.
Dor; Mary, Cook, fishing; Cloud Drift, Morse, do.
Aug. llth, yacht Water Witch, Jones, Mt Desert
Aug, 18th, sch. Boaz, Gkey, New York.
Aug. 18th. schs. james Bliss Hatch, Bath; Orion,
Patterson, City Point to load for New York
DOMESTIC roKrs.
Cid from Bangor Aug. 7th, bark Sarah A. Staples,
Nickerson, Liverpool.
Ar. NJ Portland, Aug. 18th, bark Emma L. Par
fridge, Partridge, CadZ.
ar 1T New Bedford. Aug. llth, schr Mary Lime.
burner, Coombs, Bucksville 5. g.
Cid from Wilmington, \. c., Aug 4th, schr Nellie
Carr, Wentworth, Cape Haytien
Ar at Darien, Ga, Aug. lSt, schs. David Nichols
Wyman, Bangor Done, Warren, Charleston
Ar at Norfolk Va, Aug. 4th, schr. S. NJ. Bird,
Ar at Charleston, Aug. 9th, schr. Lizzie Lane
West, this port.
SID from Charleston, Aug. 1lth, schr. Sarah l..
Davis, Cottrell, Bruins wick, Ga.
Cldnt Jacksonville, Aug 4th, schr Foriday, SWEET
New York
Ar at Newport, Aug Sth, big John Pierce Am.
brest, Bath.
Ar at Del. Breakwatcr, Aug. 18TH, ship C. b
Hazeltine, Gilkey Revai.
Cid from fernandina, Aug. Sd, brig Abby Thaxter,
Neazie, New York.
Ar at Pensacola Aug 4th, bark Ephraim Williams,
kecne, Hockland.
CID from Pensacola, Aug. 4ti, schr May Potter,
Gilkey. New York.
Passed through Hell Gate, Aug, 18th, schr. A.
Haytord, Pendleton, Elizabethport, for this port
Gale, Darby, this port for Rondout.
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NI'i ol LlOse 10 WnOln lilc administration has
been and j. TO be committed. The people are
n,kng to see who is 10 III these responsible
positions. The leaders are interested. too.
zap see them blushlng ana boWlng with shame
N HE tidings Of the corruption Of this govern
'Nrnt which the telegraph has scattered world
WNe. Reform is Il necesSlty-real reform, not
mere professions. 1t is the best issue to 90 be-
lore the people on. Both parties recognize that
'Arrr is no need for Democrats wasting breath
!" l".l the people reform is needed-The people
Know it,
Abiding to the progress of the last hundred
Years, Mr.. Talbot said the progress of corrup
ZION was more rapid than ANYTHING else. Re
,lrmg to speeches made at the raising of a
hayes and Wheeler flag few days before, he
'tated that Republican had said to him after
N thing was over-''l can beat that myself.
" bat do we care for all that's been said here? !?
" hat | want to know is where my next win
Ft food il coming from
II was no use 10 talk to that man. He I'M
lerstood the situation The wolf is at your
V90r. When 50 or $40 or $50 is offered to you
,or YOUR vote, you have got TO decide this ques
ton: Shall | take this $50 | need so much,
ahi have this man who offers 1t treat me as he
VIII treat me after, and then find myself III the
poor house at the next Presidential election?
II should be remembered that the men who ac-
"ll these brlbes to continue the present reign
" corruption will help TO bring ruin upon US
'l' The admission that Il campaign can be
'iIl'u by sucn means ought 10 DE ana VIII nc
rebnked.
II IS cause for congratulalion that the Demo-
,Fatic party from one end of this country to
,ae other is II united party, (applause) united
'ol Tor any partisan purpose or for greed, but
70 save, by the help of God, this country from
we dangers which threatens it, 1t has not
united any too soon to effect that purpose.
we have cause to rejoice on being thus united,
aug because Of the action of this united party
m NJ nominating Tilden and Hendricks. Mr..
talbot spoke here of the manner in which the
udlngs of these nominations had been received,
ana then passed to the Liberal conference at
NeW York, held in the interest of reform, and
winch had no party affiliations to warp its judg-
,hleht. Referring to the address published by
,hese Liberals, he said Mr.. Tilden was the only
man nlan who filled its requirements. He closed n
ieVlew of Mr.. Tiden's reform record by pre-
HIiicI'ng that the 4th of March next would see
nm nm, in the White House. (Appause.) Mr..
M ABBOT then took up and commented at length
na Mr. Iilden's letter Of acceptance, which he de-
'ared an excellent production and the work of
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DtmOFFatIC
Belfast, July 81, 1876.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-29

New Castle Coun A,rIl i h, 1876.
son the Application Of Phebe NJ. Hayes,
ore;utrlx of Myers Hayes. late of VII
k.ngtnn Hundred in said County, de-
ceased; it IL ordered and directed BY
the Register that the kxecu'rix aforesaid
give notice Of tho granting of Letters
Iestamcutary upon the Estate of the
deceased. with the date of granting thereof,
ny causing advertisements to be posted within
forty days from he date of such Letters, in
SIX Of the most public places OF the County OF
New Castle. requiring all persons having
demands against the Estate. TO pi esent the
same. or abide by an Act of Assembly in such
case made and provided. And also cause the
same TO be inserted within the same period in
.Le Daily Gazette, n newspaper published
IL Wilmington, and to be continued therein
tree weeks. q. y. d.
Given under the hand and Seal
SEAI, \of Office of the Register aforesaid
I@N jat New Castle in New Castle Coun.
~ ty aforesaid. the day and year aboye
T'.sten. S, c. BlGGS, Register.
NOTICE.
Al persons having claims against ne Es-
1ate OF the deceased must present the safe
4uly attested to the ExecutriK, on or be-.
:o.e April 9th, 1877. or abide the Act of
--stenbly in such case made and pro vided.
PHEBE NJ. HAYES,
- 0REss-yilmington, Del.
aprl2- eOd3N
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REGISTERS ORDER.
REGIsTHR's OPFIcE,

New Castle County. April :. 1876.
lTen the application of Steyhcn Sprin-
-e:. Executor OF Isaac Mendeuhall, late
i Nill Creek Hundred. in said County
deceased, it is ordered and directed by the
Register that the Executor aforesaid, give
nutice the granting of Letters Te@tameat-
The date of granting thereof, by causing ad.
veroisements ts be posted within forty days
from the date Of such Letters, in six Of the
NOS: public places of the County o I New
Castle, requiring all persons having demands
aSainst the Estate, to present tho same, or
anide by an Act of Assembly in such case made
and provided. And also cause the same TO be
Inserted within the same period in the Daily
'ra2ette, q newspaper published in Will
mlu gton .and to be continued therein three
weeks, (E. 0. D.
f--l Given underline hand and Seal OF
Is. Once of the Register aforesaid. at
- New Castle, in New Castle County
a<lresaid the day and yea, above written.
S. C. BIGGS, Register,
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NOTInE

Al person having claims against tho Es.
ate fthe deceased must present the same
daily attested to the Administrator on or before
AYsil "a. 1877. or abide the Act of Assem-
t,y in such ease made and provided.
JOHN +. GRUBB,
Administrator.
AGdress-Wilming.on Del. apr25eod3w
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! AN INCIDRNT.-John Mustard, Esq. :,
in Recalling his friends of carly life,
tells the following incident. He says
that in 1912 he was staying in Lewes at
the house of Samuel Painter, father of
Gov. Paynter, when a number of Brit
ish officers, under the flag of truce,
came into town and to the House of
Mr., Paynter, then an old man. He
(Mustard) met the officers at the door
and was so much pleased with their
fine uniforms that he invited them in.
to the room9where MIR. Paynter was.-
The officers asked the old man if he
would not sell them some bullocks,
whereupon, in fit of rage, the old
man seized his revolutionary sword,
hanging on the wall, and rushing upon
the British officers drove them from
the house.
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Registers Or6 ar.
REGIsTAR's OPFIcE.

Ad3,ess-IIocifessin, Del.
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Dunbar System

SUCCESSFULLY
Interfering Invariably cured In one shoe
ing.
knuckling and knee sprung horses i'm
mediately benefited and lett in conditiO, by
the aid of which nature soon effects pc Ina
nent cure,
Lameness from corDs instantly rem owed.
Immediate relief given 10 cases Of acute
founder. os.aS0 sd ssear
Diseases OF the above nature and various
others pertaining to the foot and leg hereto
fore considered incurab by odd SCHOOL,
Veterinarians. are by II judcious application
of the Dunbar System relieved and cured.
Anatomical specimens exhibited at the
flee show ing cause and effect.
Having been at great expense TO acquire n
thorough knowledge of the subject, and be-
ing the My smiths in the State to whom Mr.
Dunbar has imnarted his valuable method of
trea meht. am prepared to treat the worst
case the public can bring forward.
l employ only competent men and per-
sonally supervise all operations.
Office. III and II3 Orange 81.
DAVID WOOLMAN.
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S. c. BIGGs. Register.
Eegister'9 Order.
RRGIsTEk's OFEICR.

hBGlSTEh s OFFlCR,
Now Castle County. April oath. 1876.
Upon the application of John Il. Grubb Adj
illustrator of Uriah Pierce. late OF Brandy
wine Hundred in said county. deceased it is
ordered and directed by the Register that the
Administrator aforesaid give notice of the
Granting of Letters of Administration upon
ne Estate of the deceased, with the date of
granting thereof. by causing advertisements to
20 posted within forty days from tine date of
7ch Letters. in six ef the most public places
{! the County of Now Castle, requiring all
re-sons having demands against the Es-
IAteto present the same, or abide by an
Act Of Assembly in such case made and pro-
ri6ed. And also cause the same to be insert
&c within the Same period In the viii
nington Gazette, newspaper published in
Nilhin gton, and to be continued therein
three weeks, (E. o. D.
-, Given under the hand and Seal Of
L.s. Office Of the Register aforesaid, at
'--' New Castle, in New Castle County
Aforesaid. the day and year above written
81 BIGGS. Register.
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Registers apruer.
KKGIsTER's OPFICE,

.
NEw CASTLE COUNTY, April /, 1876.
Cpon the apDlication OF Harry Sharpley,
executor of Rachel S. Perkins, ,late o Bran
wv. ne hundred. in said county, deceased.
j: is ordered and directed by the Regis
ter that tho Executor aforesaid give
Lo;iee of tho granting ef Letters Testa-
Lentary upon tho Estate Of the deceased,
advertisements 10 be IQstad within forty days
ron the date of such Letters. in sig of the
F1oft public places of the county of ew Cas-
'!e,. requiring all persons having demands
against tho Es'Ate 70 present the same or
abide by an Ac: Of Assembly in such case
made and provided. And also cause tho same
70 be Inserted within the same period in the
Daily Gazette, 4 Newspaper published in
Wilmington. and to 30 continued therein
af45ss, three weeks. Z q. d.
as9s& Given under the hand and seal Of
ShaAaI' Office Of the Register aforesaid. at
20 cay ard year above written.
S. C. BIGGS. Register.
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N lew STOR e,

>. ". corner 9th TatnaII Sis.
she subscriber takes this method of in
forming his many friends and patrons and
the public generally that he has rented the
store house formerly occup,d by Mrs hehfus
Tatnall Streets and has now opened a first
class grocery. where he will supply all who
may favor him with a cal at fair prices for
cash.
lie has also opened a store at the
y. Il. Corner Ninth and Madison Sts.,
where he has a fine assortment OF Fresh
groceries, which he is enabled to sell at the
lowest market prices.
Give me call before purchasing else
where
apr1dlm T. c. WELLS.
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The persons who have advised Gen.
Grant not to allow the committees of
Congress to have recourse to the orig
inal papers in the departments for the
purpose of ascertaining whether the
peoples money has been honestly ex.
pended, are not his true friends, and
have not the honor of his administra-
tion at heart. This Is one of the things
he cannot afford to do; because it is a
dIrest interference with the duty of
Congress, and an cffort TO save the
corrupt officials who have been plund-
ering the government. If the President
is wise he will order his cabinet Off
GERS to send to Congress everything
they ask for, and help instead of him
dering the Investigations. Baltimore
Gazette.
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A CLERICAL SCOUNDREL.
RtiOnal n-DebONchislgia
Young IvOnian, "a member ofHss
HOsrsehOfd.

HARTFORD, April 20.
The council of churches callad by the
Congregational church of East Hartford,
| to consider charges of adultry, aiding i'll
procuring aborotion and dishonesty n
gdinst its late pastor. tn: Rev. f. d. Buff
um, convened yesterday inEast Hartford.
DIR. Campbell said that about three and
a-half, years ago, while a member OF Mr.,
Butfum's S church in Hartford, the accus-
ed pastor asked him TO procure an alor-
tion upon young woman, member OF
his household, using rs an argument
that it was the doctors duty as Chris
tian to shield him, the pastor, by doin.;
as requested. He offered to pay liberal
ly for the service, but the witness refus-
ed and advised him to send the woman
away.
Soon afterward Mr.. BuiTum was des-
posed from the HAttord Church, and the
doctor was subsequently, summoned to
attend the young woman of whom the
clergyman had spoken, and found her
suffering from the effects of Il miscarriage
produced by malpractice Mr.. Buffum
was away from home, buG when he re-
turned the doctor charged him with i'm
proper Familiarity with the young wom-
am. Mr.. Buifum replied that he had no
right to make such an accusation against
Il Christian minister.
MRS. RUFFUM's TESTIMONY.
Afser recess II commtte of three was
appointed to visit Mrs. Butfum and in
vlte her to go before the council and tell
what she knew of her husbands immo-
ralities. She was willing to testify, and
IN Il few minutes was on the witness
stand. She is a rather plain looking wo-
man, about thirty-tive years of age. She
spoke at first in u tone so low MS to be
almost inaudiable. Mr.. Buffum, she said
first told her the girls condition, confess
sed his crime. and asked his wife's for
givless, which she granted him.
This was before Mr.. Buffsm's pastoral
relations with the church in Hartford
had been sevred, and the witness repeat
edly asked him to send Miss Cora Lord
away. He invariably refused, however,
giving as reason for his Noncompliance
with her request that he ought not to
tnrn ner away from HIM after the wrong
he had done her. Miss Lord shall have
IA home as long as l have one" he said
His study was near the young woman's
sleeping room, and last winter he used
the latter to write in. saying il was easier
warmed than the study.
The witness was away from home
when Miss Lord was taken ill, but on her
return she had no difficulty in account
ing for her sickness. Her husband beg
ged her to keep his confession a secret,
and used threats to induce her to do so.
He told her she was accessory to his
crime of procuring an abortion, and if
she exposed him she would be- punished |
herself. He charged her also with i'm
morality. and by various devices prevail |
ed upon her to sign document denying
that he had ever made any confession to
her.
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S5-Ridge's Food for Infants and Inyalids
See advertisement.
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NOTICE

NUIICE
=. persons ha yirg claims against the Es-
.a'e of the decea astd must present the same
-cly attested to tae Executor. on ,r be-
ore April lst. 1877, or abide the Act Of
assembly in such Ease N made end provided.
HARRY SHARPLEY,
-, Executor.
h1oress. Wilmington, Del apr5eodSw
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NflrICE

Az PERSONS having claims against tho Es-
tate OF the deceased must present the same
duly attested tu tho lxecutor, on or
befoye April 9TH. ls7-. or abide the Act
Q! Assembly in such case made and provided.
STEPHEN SPRINGER,
Executor,
AJ35eSs-ITockpssin, Del an 15od9T
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ME ARTIZANs SAVINGS BANK, 7

'I>HE ARTIZANs SAVINGS BANK
bo2 MARKET STREET
Incorporated February %, 1861.
open to receive deposits daily from 0, A. NJ.
"ntil 4, L. NJ, and On Tuesday and Saturday
Jennings from to O'Clock.
SEMl-ANNUAL DIVIDEND,
elx per cent. mas been regularly pald on 10
osits, since the organization Of the Bank, and
sls the expectation OF the Managers, that this
rate OF dividends will be continued.
Mhen dividends are no Withdrawn, they
re accounted us deposits. HIS permanent
each year.
MANAGERS:
william 8. Hnlee, ,;t.oree Bush.
Clement b. smyth, (;eorge a. CanelIe
Chas W. Rowland, NJ T. Iichtepstein
Sathan'l r Benson, Edward DarIingtar
Henry 4. Dure, job n. Jackson.
e. NJ. Stotsenburg, VIM. ii. swift
Anthony Higgins.
,o WIN. 8. HILLEs, President
EO. W. BUSH, Vice President,
feb2l-ly 4. 7. TAYLOR. Treasm