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A WORD OF WARNING TO COUNTER.
FEITER8.

The widespread fame Of Hostetters Stomach
Bitters causes necessity on our part to remind,
from time to time, whom it may concern. OF the
fact that initiating said article is punishable
o1ense, and we now give this word Of caution.
that we will most assuredly have al those per-
sons engaged in re-fllling our secondhand bot
ties, selling by the gallon or barrel, or In any
manner whatsoever palming OF on the public q
spurious article purporting to be our prepara-
tion, punished to the full extent Of the law.
Penalty for counterfeiting, or dealing in cctm-
terfett trade mark goods, as set forth in law
recently passed by congress:s Fine not ex-
ceeding u 900. or imprisonment not more than
two years, or both such fine and Imprisonment" /"
We never fail to convict. y
NOTICE TO DEALERS AND PURCHASERS :
Hostetter's Bitters are never, undsr any ctrcuns-
stances, sold In bulk, But ALWAYS IN BOTTLES
with finely engraved U. s. Internal Revenue
Especial proprietary Stamp covering the cork Of
each bottle, fastened to both sides Of the neck Of
same. All Bitters purporting to be Hostetter's
without this stamp, are counterfeit.
HOSTETTER & SMITH,
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TELEcRAPHIc eRevITIEs.
CHICAGO WHISKY CASES.

Chicago, Sept. 3O.-The whisky cases
known Is trst and second batch came up
before Judge Harlan this morning. There
were ten, cases in the first batch, two Of
which were decided in favor Of the govern.
ment and six in favor Of the whisky men,
the Judge affirming the decision of the court
below that the promises Of immunity re-
lisved defendants from all criminal pro-
ceedings aud civil proceedings for penalties.
The nine cases in the second batch, which
included Hessing's case, were all decided in
favor Of the government, Judge Harlan de.
Gliding thas the presidents pardon did no,
relieve the defendants from the payment ol
taxes % their property, as was claimed BY
the deieadents, but Il did relieve them lrou,
all other proceedings.
RkxOAlNArKp.
Hartford, Cosa, Sept O.-Aiihe tirs,
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FOREIGN.
RrAcoxsr1r1.n,s ror

REACoNsFIELD's TOE.
London. Sept. 30.-It is stated that morn
ing that Lord Beacons6eld is suffering from
an accute attack of the gout.
THE R1TIsH FLEET.
Constantiuople, Sept. 30.-The British feet
left Princess Island Saturday morning and
after appearing for short time off the en-
trance of the Bosphorus to salute the Turk
ish flag proceeded to Artake bay.
AN OPEN REFUSAL.
Constantinople, Sept. 30.-It is reported
that Prince Doudoukof Konsakof,, the Rus
sian governor OF Bulgaria, has refused to
recognize the nineteenth article of the treaty
of Berlin, intrusting the administration of
the finances of eastern Roumalia to the in
ternational commission appointed for the
organization Of that province.
TURKISH MONEY.
The alarmingly rapid depreciation Of
paper money continues and causes the most
serious apprehension. At the beginning Of
last week it had only about one third of its
nominal value and since that time has fall
en- nearly seven per cent. In all probabili.
ity it will fall much lower, for it is no longer
accepted in payment Of tithes and is conse.
quently flowing into Constautinople from all
sides. The sultan has given strict orders
that energetic measures at once be taken
For this purpose he has nominated com
missioner with little probability howeve,
of any practical results.
CONSOLIDATING THEIR DEFENCEs,
London, Sept. 30.-A correspondent a
Calcutta telegraphs as follows: Unlesl
Shcre Ali gives US satisfaction the presen
occasion will be seized to secure for our
selves the passes Of the mountain ranges
along the whole frontier from the Khybe,
to the Bolau and further strategetic meas
ures will be adopted to dominate the Suell
man range and Hildoo Koosh mountains
The present condition Of affairs on III,
Afghan frontier and relations with the bill
tribes should once for all cease to exist an,
We may thank the ameer, and more especi
ally Russia, for the causd oausdns for afford
ing US this opportunity of consolidating
thedefences ofour Iadian empire BY strste
gic and military .reconstructlon of on
i frontier.
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RoAsTED CoFEEE

If there is any luxury more generally
than another,lt is GOOD COZ
FEE. Few persons can roast coffee well,
and to meet this want Messrs. Bell, Con-
rad & Co., Chicago, have imported and
rosted a coffee called
ANKoR1A, 81 ss
which is the nearest approachito Java Of
any heretofore offered to consumers. Il
is not glazed is brittle, and will grind
easily. Your grocer has the goods fol
sale, as also the famous
PEERLESS BAKING POWDER
made by the same firm. Ask him TO,
them and obtain the best goods in the
world.
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CRIME,
INDICTED FOR MURDER.

INDICTED FOR MURDER.
New York, Sept. 30.-1t is stated that the
grand jurors Of Hudson county have agreed
to present an indictment against Mrs. Jen-
ME R. Smith, charging her with the murder
Of her husband, Officer Smith, in jersey
City, in August last. They have also taken
q vote as to the completely Of Eyert D. Ben
net but lacked three votes of the majority
necessary to find bill against him.
q ~ sENTENCED FOR LIFE.
Z Cincinnati, Sept. 30.-1srael Gurad, who
so brutslly murdered his wife at Lawrence.
burg Ind, last July. has been sentenced to
the penitentiary for life.
SENTENCED TO DEATH.
Bridgeport, Conn, Sept. 3o.-In the su.
perior court of Fairfield county this morn.
ing Edwin Hoyt, for the murder Of his faith
er in Sherman, June 23d, was sentenced te
be hanged October Oath, 1879. This is the
first time the sentence of death has beer
passed in this county for nearly 60 years.
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ROW OF pEARM

Glittering through coral lips is certainly
pleasing object: but row Of discolored, be-
epecked teeth in any mouth is grievous
drawback; add to this that such set Of teeth
is usually accompanied BY impure breath
and one can scarcely imagine anything more
questionable. SOZODONT, the great pu-
riser Of the breath and vhi.ener Of The teeth
obviaiss this state Of the mouth comple,ely.
rsacuiag its dsueal oocspants from ds.,rucs.
loo, and countesacsing The inAucace upon the
enamel Of acid sccfstious in The mouth.
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phis. Worn out with incsssant work he
sought to return to his family who were in
the north. When he arrived here he pro.
ceeded at once to the quarantine hospital
and gave DR.. Vanderpool an account Of his
case. He received every attention, DR..
Vandsrpoel whiting him three times a day.
he rallied on Friday uight, but sank rapid
In soon after and died at noon on the follow
ing day. DR.. Sidley was born in the colony
of Natal, South Africa, in 184l.
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district democratic convention to-day Geo.
N. LAnders was reaominated for congress.

A PLUCKY PRIEST.
New York. Sept. 3O.-Father Mcnamara,
q deposed Catholic priest who conducts .
mission 10 Water street and seeks to found
and frish Catholic church, preached In tho
gospel tent yesterday. About four thous-
and persons filled the tent and crowded the
street. A large police force was present
and twice were compelled to drive back the
men and women who in franzv of excite
ment denounced McNamara. At the con.
clusion of.tbe services. when McNamara
emerged from the tent, tho crowd yelled
and rushed towards him. He drew re-
volver saying, II will defend myself at al
cost" He then walked through the people
and, attended By the police. 60: away in tht
street cars. There were no arrests.
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BY IELE6RAP II

MARKETS BY TELE6RAP II
WALL STREET.
Pa New York, Sept. 80.
Money-2@sc. q
Gold--1.00sc. .
Stocks-Actiye. .@is
Goverments-Dull.
NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, Sept. 80.
WHEAT-Dull; No. winter red, cash,
S1.074c.
RYE-Steady.
CoRN-Shade lower; western mied, .4s}
@50c.
BARLEY-Quiet.
OArs-Firm 25@32c for western mixed.
PoRK-Heavy and lower 1915.
LARD-Quiet; $6.65c.
WH1sKY-9c.
CHICAGO.
F Chicago, Sept. 80.
WHEAT-shade lower; .s7{@s7sc for
October; ss4c for November.
CoRN-Weak and lower; S42c c for Oc-
tober; 35ac for November.
OATS Shade lower; 19!@19sc for October;
20sc for November.
BAR1EY-$1.1S for October; sl.16 fol
November.
PoRK-Lower; s7.s2!c for October
$3.50 bid for the year; 7.95@7.973c fol-
November.
LARD-Lower s6.l74@6.2o for October
S6.25 for November; 6.273c for Decem.
Der.
WH1sKY-1.O7.
MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee, Sept, 80.
WHEAT-Heavy and lower hard, $1.05
No. l, 95c; No. 2, Sole for cash or Sep
tember; 9ssc for October; 9lsc for No
.vember. -=s---- -.,.---.
CoRN-Quiet; No. 2, 35c
OATs-Sleady; No. 2, 19!c.
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In our Clothing Department may be found the
tensive lines Of MEMS, YOUTHS BOYS SUITS in every
conceivable quality, color and STYLE at VERY Low
PRICES.
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CoRS-Quiet; No. 2, s5c.
OATs-sleady; No. 2, 19!c.
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CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, &C
WISE BROTHERS
I. FALL OPENING.
sag 49,

We have the largest and most complete Clothing
ever offered in the west.
Everybody is invited to examine goods andprices
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PICKLE FACTORY,

PICKLE FACTORY,
Boston, Sept. 30.-George E. Emerson g
pickle factory at West samerville, Massa-
chusetts, burned this morning. Fifty per-
sons are thrown out of employment. Loss
about $500, 900. Insured.
AT NEW ORLEANS.
New Orleans. Sept. 30-Five small
houses on First street, numbers 4l4 to 41s
inclusive, have burned. Loss $4,000. In.
sured in local companies.
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FIRES.
rw1NE factory,

TWINE factory,
Providence, R. l., Sept. so.-The warp
and twine mill Of R. K. Edwards, at Moose
neck, West Greenwich, burned early satur-
day morning. Loss about $4,000; insu.
rance $15,5OO.
National Republican., 1878-05-07
NATIONAL REpUBLICAN TUESDAY MORNIG May Z 1878


ment reversed and cause rsmsnded. with directions
70 dismiss the petition. Opinion by Mr. Justice
Nd. e66 Edward T. Ashcroft, appellant. VS.. the
Boston and Lowell Railroad Company; appeal
from Circuit Court OF United states for tho district
Of Massachusetts. Decree affirmed, with costs.
Opinion by Mr. Justice clifford. y
No. b32. John W. and Charles w. Koblsaat ex.
ecutor. &C.. plninuh In error, vs.. Thomas Murphy,
ate collector &C.; In error to Circuit Court Of the
United States. for Southern district Of New York.
Judgment ahiymed, with costs. Opinion by Mr.
No. $40 William Duden ct al, plaintiff In error
vs.. Chester A. Arthur, collector. In error to the
Circuit Court Of tho United States for the Southern
District OF New York. Judgment affirmed, with
Justice Waite.
No. ~ The Continental Insurance Company Of
New York plaintiff In error, vs.. Samuel 8. Walker.
On motion Of Mr.. J. n. Wilson, dismissed with
No. COS. The Goodenough Horseshoe Manufac.
turing Company, plaintiff in error, ys, The Rhode
Island Horse Shoe Company. On motion Of Mr.. A.
p Morse, order Of 6th OF November dismissing case
| for want Of Jurisdiction rescnded and annulled,
and case dismissed per stipulation Of parties.
No. 7jo. Charles ID. Lalland ct al, assgnees np.
pellants, VI. II. l.. O'Reilly. assignee, &c Motion
TO vacate supersedeas submitted by Mr.. A. r. Morse
In support OF same and by Mr.. A. II. Handy In OPP
position.
No, loss. T. W. rIardley ct ai., appellants, VS.. The
New York Guaranty and Indemnity Company ct al.
Appeal from the Circuit Court OF the United States
Fillmore Besll. the appeal was docketed and dis.
Adjourned until Monday, tho IStn instant, at
twelve o'clock
National Republican., 1878-05-07

terests Of the people, and that II is unwise to
mste the time ID discating the wooD tariff
bill at presently - II.
Mr.. THOMPSON moved Its reference to tho
Committee on Appropriations.
Mr.. EDEN thought It should 20 to the Ways
and Means Committeer which had tho subject
| In charge. s. II "a Pa ~ ~ .
Mr. THOMPSON did not want II to 70 to a
committee that would kill H. t 10
Mr.. PAGE moved Its reference to the Com
mittee Of the Whole, and the latter motion was
agreed 10.
BY Mr.. sAYLER: To authorize tho print.
| ing, binding, and sterootyping Of an indexed
catalogue Of the library OF the Surgeon. Gen.
erals Office. n .r -. nm "a.
ment of Lucen W. Sperry ms trustee Of tho
National Capital Insurance Company.
BY Mr.. BRENTANO: To amend chapter
Is Of the Revised Statutes, relating to the Dis.
| trict Of Columbia.
by Mr.. FORT: Authorizing the Commits.
soner Of the General Land Office to adjust the
claims of Illinois and other States in relation
| to swamp lands.
Mr.. SHELLEY moved to suspend tho rules
and pass bill relating to the tax OH tobacco.
It fixes the tax on snuff and tobacco ut sixteen
cents per pound, OH cigars at s. per thousand,
on cigarettes weighing less than three pounds
per thousand at 81 ,25, and on cigarettes
weighing more than three pounds per thousand
ut IS. The vote resulted-yeas 100 nays 115,
and the bill was defeated, two-thirds not
voting affrrnatively. f......'
Mr.. SCALES moved to suspend tho rules
and take up for consideration the bill to estab.
lish permanent form Of government for the
District Of Columbia.
The motion was agreed to, and the House
proceeded to consider tho bin as in Committee
ofthe Whole, Mr.. HALE in tho chair.
tTho report Of the proceedings on this bill
will bc found elsewhere. ..
Without final action the House, ct five
o'clock p M, adjourned. ..
National Republican., 1878-05-07
GossiP ron wosIANKINp
ORIGINAL AND SELECTED.

OhitiNAL hND sEbftIED.
In Japan a man may procure divorce from
his wife on the ground that she talks too
much. and the amount Of domestic bliss that
there is IN that country surpasses the widest
fights Of Imagination. .r..rv
A MINNESOTA girl has been serving on
railroad as brakeman in nialo attire. She
gave civil answer 10 tho questions Of pas
songer, when her sex was at once suspected
Cincinnati BreaLtsa Table,
THE price of belladonna has not been af.
fected by the war in Europe, if one can safely
Judge by the number OF pop-eyed mombers Of
the weaker sex seen daily on our principal
boulcvards.--St Louis Post.
TALK about 'two-button kids. why we
saw Kid up among the shanties tho other
day devour an old military coat that must
have had at least dozen buttons on 1t. and
brass ones ut that.-S. Louis Post.
HIS mother was mendiug his primer, which
showed sad evidences Of wear and tear. He
looked on for while in brown study, and
then said: MA, whv are you like one of them
prize opera singeBP" "rm sure don't know,
my child. Whyr" Because you're primer
darner." -.
A cH.NEEDED REFoRM.--It strikes the
average modest and intelligent woman
that Q reform Is needed in ladies' shoe
stores and in number Of ladies furnish
ing stores in this city. In the frst-named 1t Is
impossible to find q female clerk One Is COM
PEELED to be subjected to all sorts Of comments,
such as 80 small a foot" (never the reverse,
however,, by haif.grown, ignorant and some
times impcrtinent boys. Philadelphia and
other large cities employ only female clerks in
ladies' shoe stores and furnishing stores; there
fore the greater the patronage and home work
recognized. III Washington shUe-dcalers would
pattern after Philadelphia In this respect, they
would find that ladies who often leave their
stores from sheer vexation would be influenced
to greater degree by one Of their own sex,
and the female clerks advice asked and taken
In making their purchases
National Republican., 1878-05-07
baltimore General Market.

BALrIAoRk. May O. 1879
Cotton quiet and nominal. Middng, IOlc asked.
Flour quiet with 6Gc0c decline for City Mills. How
nrdstfee and Western superhne tiett 10; do extra.
7tQt5 Is: do family, S 50G6 80; City Mills superf ne,
}y1t 5o do extra, $50 @s 70; do, Ro brands ss 500
D Is; Patapsco family. F@.
wheat-sOuthern IN moderate demand and steady
Western shade better. Southern q 2Opl "; do.
amber SI rs; Pennsylvania red S s20Gi Ks: No Twin
ter red Western. spot and May. u 20.6pi 2at June,
q 29k bid
Corn-southern steady Western Arm at Nc ad-
vance. Southern white. 81 do. yellow, 5ici Western
mixed, spot and May, 6iA@S2c; June, s2s@S2'.c
Oats quiet and irregular. Southern saaDa5c; West.
sSc.
Rye quiet and hrm at s86tosc.
:, Hay quiet and about steady. Prime Maryland aud
Pennsyly lyanin, tl3cpN
Provisions dull and heavy. The quotations for Job
bling are; Mess pork, si0. Bulk meats-Shoulders,
+.c; clear rib sides, 6fc. Bacon-shoulders, &c
clear rib sides, &C. Hams, SlOc, Lard refined tercte
QDl0c-
Petroleum nominal; no cargoss Offering. Refined,
loa@lic
Cofiee firm and quiet Rio cnrgoes, is.@IIIc.
Sugar qulei bot more steady. NJ q. .9yssc-
WHISKY very dull at u %.
Receipts-Flour, 900 bbls; wheat, 5000 bu; corn.
n, 900 bu oats 800 bu.
shlpments-Wheat, 2. 800 bu; corn, $4,000 bu
Frelghts to Liverpool quiet. but hTm. Cotton, per
steam, I'D; -four - sd grain, 9Ad.
National Republican., 1878-05-07
THE Law RECORD.
Supreme Court of the United states.

MONDAY, May D, 1878.
On motion Of Mr.. p Phillips William Reinecks
esq, OF Louisville KY, was admitted to practice.
On motion of Mr.. Solicitor General Phillips.
Charles 2. Wise, esq, of Alton, ILL.,, was admitted
10 practice.
No. 25a. The County OF Warren, plaintia In 0rror,
vs. George o. Marcy; No. 2S. The County Of War
ren plaintiff In error, vs. Augustus r. Post; No.
255. The County Of Warren, plaintiff In error, vs.
The Portsmouth Savings Bank. In error to the
Circuit Court Of the United States for the Northern
District OF Illinois Judgment affirmed with costs
and interest opinion by Mr.. Justice Bradley.
Dissenting, Mr. Justice Harlan, Mr.. Justice Miller,
and Mr. Justice Field.
No. 100 Of 70. John L. Phillips Of al. ys. John
sedgwick, Appeal from the Circuit Court Of the
United States for the Southern District Of New
York. Notion TO recall mandamus and reform do
cree denied, Opinion by Mr. Justice Miller
NP 10 Si'nSn & y; &ho9If g. a. PlHintfS IN error
OF Illinois. Decree reversed with costs, aud cause
remanded for further proceedings, In conformity
with the opinion Of this court Opinion by Mr..
No. 1858. The United States, appellants, vs. James
Drisconi appeal from the Court Of Claims. Judg.
National Republican., 1878-05-07
AUCTION SALES-Future Days
.yoHN SHERMAN, Auctioneer.


TRUSrEfss' sALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE IN TILE CITY OF WASHING:
TON D. C., SITUATED ON NEW JERSEY
AVENUE, AND ON SECOND STREET SOUTH
FAST
By virtue Of deed Of trust dated July i5 1875 and
fuy recorded IN liber No 100 folio sas &C of the
request of the party secured the undersigned. t-s
tees In sail de,d OF trust named will sell at public
auction In front OF the premises. on THURSDAY,
the 10Th day OF May, i-Is, Commencing nj O'Clock D.
NJ, the following described real cstGe, situated IA
the city OF Washington, In the District Of Columbia,
10 wit
Lots numbered four and five 4 and 81 In Carroll's
subd vision, Juno g., lsO9 " X. fOlio ", Of sublot
numbered four a. OF the subdivision Of square num-
bsred six hundred and ninety (HOl made by Carroll
aud Law May I, 1900, aud on which Is situated fine
dwelling house.
Also III numbered eight ~ and the north thirty
four ( tcet hve and ahalf (S,) inches front by the
depth Of lot numbered seven ), In square numbered
seven hundred and sixty three t76j) on which are
situated four dwelling which will be sold sep
nratey.
and the other Immediately thereafter.
The terms Of sne will he Onpthlrd OF the purchase
money In csh AMI the balance In one and two years,
for which the notes OF the purchaser beating interest
nom the day OF safe at the rate offs per cent per
num- and secured by deed Of trust on tho premises
Will be taken or the purchaser may pay all cash at
hts option. deposit OF $50 will he required upon
the purchase OF lots and square 90, and depOs
Of tJ the purchase OF each Of the other houses;
and II the terms OF sale shall not be- complied with In
ten days from the day OF sale the trustees the
purchaser. All conveynncng At the purchasers cost
WM. II II BRAiShh6, "A iShh6 Trustees
WIN. NJ SMITH, Salesman. my+SaTuThts
National Republican., 1878-05-07
HOUSE OF REPRESESrATIvEs.

Mr.. WILLIAMS (Mich.), by unanimous
consent, presented the memorial of General
Hancock, General slocum, aud u large mum.
Der Of other officers of the Union army, ask.
Ing Congress to make provision for the publ.
cation Of Batchelder's Historyof the Battle of
Gettysburg. Referred.
Under tho call Of States tho following,
among other bills, were offered and sppropri.
atcly REFERRED
BY Mr. PHELPS: To provide for tho pro.
lection Of attorneys doing business before the
Patent Office and other bureaus Of the Govern.
ment Ut prohibits their summary dismis-
sal aud directs that they shall have hearing
upon oil charges preferred.)
by Mr. COX IN. ": Supplement to the
act incorporating the Columbian College OF
Washington, d. Q.
BY Mr.. THOMPSON: Joint resolution In re-
htion to tho WooD tariff bill Ut declares all
propositions TO change or modify existing tariff
laws as injurious and detrimental TO the in.
National Republican., 1878-05-07
ATTACHMENTS FOR TO-DAY,

q. Supreme Court OF the District No. a, wallach
VS.. Burche; No. Is. Burche vs.. Wallach; No. 9
Jackson vs.. Holland. IN re Of Hubbell. constable
No. 81 Oden vs.. Parker; No O. Creswcli ct nj. vs.
Maxwell; No 85, Bowling W.. Boucher; No. 67, In
the matter OF A. J. Boreland, guardian; No. CO.
wiley VS.. Strong; No. 20, Strong vs.. Wiley.
Criminal Court Justice Wylie.-Thomas
Z. CaTrolan, q. X. Baer, J. N, Pencard
l.. p. Watson & Robert Smith. Catherine Ready
Mary Clark, Thomas Biggins and George Collins
unlicensed bar; John Martin, vicious dog
violating building regulations; A. LafOntainc VIC.
latlng market law J. LafOntaine obstructinS side.
,xalk
National Republican., 1878-05-07
AUCTION sALES-TO-DAY.
TonY SHERMAN, AuctIoneer,

UNITED STATES MARSHALS SALE.
Ily virtue of two writs OF fer incAs issued out OF
the clerks office OF the Supreme Court Of the District
OF Columbia, and To directed, will sell ut public
sale for cash. at Dowllngs Ruction-roOms, corner of
Prnnsy wanna and Eleventh street north west
Washington, d. G., on Tuesday, the 9Th day Of May,
1873, II 10 Clrk nlT ali the right title, clnim, mud
interest Of tho parties In and TO tue following described
property TO Wit; Finy niue thousand pounds (more
or lts) OF old Iron Wrought aud cas, seized andlev
led upon tile goods and chattels OF GEORGE r. Rider,
to satisfy execution 2p trials isSs and OF George N.
Rider II al, to satisfy execution No lSS at law, In
favor OF BENJAMIN S. MOrsell. nse OF NJ. +. Morris
FREDK DOUGLASS,
ap:gdts L. Marshal ID G.