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The New York herald., 1878-01-18
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA, Jan. II, 1873
Sugar arm. Spanish gold. 2235s 22f. Exchange drm:
the United States, sixty days 81 IA
MUM: sixty days. gold, 51s premium; short sight
do. GA al premium London l71a lSis Uranium:
Paris 3A . premium.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-04-13

CASTLE DOME news become more inter-
esting daily. We lately chronicled with
much satisfaction the fact that there was
then transportation enough up there to
bring down eighteen tons of lead every
three days; the transportation has since
been increased to capacity of twenty -four
tons to the same period. Besides the ship
ments elsewhere reported, there are now
over seventy-ive tons at the mines, ahead
of the teams, and close on 100 tons at the
landing. A whim has been put on the
Arkansaw mine, and two to two and a
half tons of clean metal are being taken
on this mine to depth of 200 feet and
connected by drift, thus securing perfect
ventilation. Another shaft on the same
mine is down 100 feet. The Pocahontas
is looking better than ever before. A drift
On the 10 foot level was rim, following a
good seam of lead, to the north line. An
extension was then located called the
Railroad" claim. Thirty feet were sunk
through gravel before bedrock was reach
ed on the new location. At depth of six
feet more, nice metal was found, and is
now being followed down. Capt. Stark
weather, who is experimenting these three
claims, has shipped fifty tons since March
Is, has forty tons now at the landing and
expects to ship seventy-five tons during
the next thirty days. Work at Castle
Dome will be continued right through the
Summer: from personal experience we
can vouch for it as the most agreeable
place in Yuma county for working during
warm weather; its elevation gives il a con-
slant breeze. Williams is still taking out
big ore from Mr. Neahr's mines. Gunther
has taken out over half ton a day from
the Flora Temple, on the fiat south of the
old Sage shaft. In fact the whole district
is prospecting. A good store h4s been
started at the landing and all are chg
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-04-13

And in accordance with law, and an Or
der of the Board of Directors, made on the
23d day of January, 1878, so many shares
of each parcel of such stock as may be
necessary, will be sold at public auction,
at the office of the company, No. 62l, Room
8, Sansome street, San Francisco, Califor-
mia, on SATURDAY, the TWENTY SEV-
ENTH day of April, 1873 at the hour of
two o'clock P. NJ, of said day, to pay said
delinquent assessment thereon together
with costs of advertising and expenses Of
the sale. j. TRAVES, Secretary.
OFFICE-No. 62l Sansome street, San
Francisco, California.
April 3D. ltd
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-04-13
Assessment Notice.

GILA CONSOLIDATED MINING COMPANY.
Location of principal place of bushes
San Francisco, California; location {
works, ella City, Yuma county, Ariz n
Territory.-Notice is hereby given thst |
a meeting of the Board of Directors, ne
on the second day of March, 1S7S,S, q
sessment (No y of Five Cents per -
was levied upon the capital stoc
corporation, payable Immediately,
ed States gold coin, to the Secrt
the Office Of the Company Room
419 California street. San Francis
fornia.
Any stock upon which this ass
shall remain unpaid on the tent
April, 1878, will be delinquent, an
tised for sale at public auction, an
payment is made before, will beu
WEDNESDAY, the first day of
to pay the delinquent assessment
with costs of advertising and ez
sale. BY order of the Board of
W.. j. PETTIGREW, Sec
Otfice-Room Is, No 419 6
street, San Francisco, California.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-04-13
Delinquent Sale Notice.

MON TOUR GOLD AND SILVER MINING CON-
PANY.
r OCATION OF PRINCIPAL PLACE OF
IL business, San Francisco, California.
Location of works, Providencia, Yuma
county, Arizona Territory.
NOTICE-There is delinquent upon the
following described stock, on account Of
assessment (No. II levied on the twenty
third day of January, 1878, the several
amounts set opposite the names of the
respective shareholders, as follows:
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-04-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Annual Meeting.

OFFICE OF THE SIGNAL SILVER M1N1NaE Co.,
Room 2S, 419 CALIFORNIA STREET,
SAN FRANCISCO, March ~ 1878.
NOTICE.-THE ANNUAL MEETING
IN of the above named COmpanf, will be
held at their office, Room %, 4l9California
street, San Francisco, California, on TUES
DAY, the I'd day CT APRIL 1878, at one
O'Clock NJ. Transfer 4ookf will close on
the 23d of March, at II d'e]6ck NJ.
TT. Hay, Secretary.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-04-13
James NJ, Barn!
Under AND BYVIRTrE>

Diegay
FINDER AND BYWIRTCE
u der of sale and decree of foreclosure
issued out of the District Court Of the
Second Judicial District, in and for the
County of Yuma, Territory OF Arizona, on
the Second day Of April, A. D. 1878, in the
abOveentitled action, wherein James NJ
Barney, the above-named plaintiff, obtain
ed a Judgment and decree against H. E.
Lindsey and Diega Lindsey, defendants, on
the Eighth day of November, A. d. 1877,
which said decree was, on the Ninth day of
November, A. ID. 1877, recorded in judy
ment Book A of said Court, ut page 43, |
am commanded to sch all that certain
lot, piece or parcel Of land situate i'll the
Village Of Yuma, County of Yuma, Terrific
ry OF Arizona, and bounded and deserib-
ed as follows, tO-wit:
Commencing on the east side Of CHA
street in the said Village of Yuma, next
south of and adjoining the property of l..
A. Smith, and runring sOutherly one thou
sand feet (more or less), along the east
line of said street, to the property of J.
M. Redondo; thence easterly five hundred
feet (more or less) to the edge of, and into,
the so-called ella Slough; thence nOrtheTly
one thousand feet (more or less) to the
southerly line of said Smiths prupertr,<
and thence westerly vehundrcd feet (mQf
or less) along said line to the place orr
ginning.
Public notice is hereby given that, o
SATURDAY, the TWENTY SEVENTH
day of APRIL, A. d, 1878, at ten O'clock
m. of that day, in front OF the Cotrt-hous
IN the Village and County of Yuma, vii
in obedience to said order of sale and d.
cree of foreclosure, sell the above descrit
ed property, or so much thereof as ma
be necessary to satisfy plaintiffs judgmen
with interest thereon, and costs, to th
highest and best bidder for cash.
Yuma, Arizona, April 6, 1878.
w. A. WERNINGER, Sheriff.
BY IRA MABBETT, Under Sheriff.
April 6. 52-3H
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-04-13
Furnished Rooms

Are attached to the establishment and
kept clean and pleasant.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-04-13
CARD.

Notice is hereby given to all our custo-
mers, past, present and to- come, that IN
the future NO CREDIT W be given for
longer term than one and those
now indebted to our rlarkosv re4ursreS
to settle at once or no furtherseredit will
be given them by us. 1t takes money to-
buy cattle, cattle make m Eat, and meat il
what We sell to keep us even on our CATTLE
and little more so. Old timers and newt
timers will please understand that thisI
rule of WEEKLY PAYMENTS is absolute
and applies to all alike. We are sensitive|
about other peoples feeling, and trus. wel
will not be required to hurt them. Gen
tlemenl PAY YOUR MEAT BILLS, for
man must eat to live, and ours is not
charitable institution endowed by de-
ceased millionaire.
L A. SMITH Il BRO.
Yuma City Market.
Yuma, February 9, 1878.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-04-13
POSTPONEMENT,

The above meeting is hereby postponed
VI til THURSDAY, MAY SECOND, 1878.
By order of the Board of Directors:
TT. HAY, Secretary.
April 49, Ltd
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-04-13
Change our Mail Routes.

at Dos Palmas, whence they are
AIKEN every other day by stages
, Ehrenberg and Wickenburg,
nd distributed from the latter
bee to Prescott and other points
horthward, and to Phoenix and
other southern offices lying with
in thirty miles of the present daily
mail route between Yuma and
Fort Worth. The cars reach Dos
Palmas daily at about one o'clock
in the morning: they arrive on the
nlSrado river, at Yuma, the same
ing at seven O'clock. Stages
Fne mails every other day, at
baimas, and reach the Colora.
at, Ehrenberg, the following
orning at breakfast time-about
hirty hours; or twenty-four horTs
ter than mails by same tYain
!each Yuma. The road FROM Dos
Palmas to Ehrenberg runs over a
pad part of the desert, AND is the
Eorst and most disagpeeable in
Trica. From Yuma to Ehren-
is a distance of About ninety
=
les; to Tyson's Wells, twenty
10 miles east of Ehrenberg, and
lat much nearer Wickenburg
Ind PRESCOTT is a distance of
eighty-fve miles over excellent
natural wagon-roads-tlme about
sixteen hours. Necessary work
near Laguna is trifiing. The Pres
cottp&ople are advocating a change
of Fheir present stage terminus
! from Dos Palmas to Yuma. This
hange would effect fifteen to
VeHty hours saving of time in
eir receipt of mails, and in trav-
Asand out of the country. The
change should be made simulta-
neouS with increase of service to-
daily mail. The quantity OF
mail now coming for Northern
rsTiz0nH and Is steady increase
justify daily service.
Mails for Phanix, Mcdowell
and the p0puIOus Salt River basin
are now taken ia Dos Palmas,
Ehrepberg and Vickenburg, in
s5Qat eighty hours from cars to
Phoenix, on the trips that the stages
ccnnect; on alternate trips, the
ne is increased to 104 hours,
ing to the lay-over at Dos Pal
8. The time now made from
Pnla,e va Yuma to Maricopa
(Which is only thirty-six
from Phoenix even by way
|ayden's Ferry, is fifty-four
Is; six by rail and forty-eight
stage. Mails for the Phoenix
|hntry should go via Yuma and
Iaricopa Wells, as saving of
inc to mails, of comfort to pas
engers, and of economy to the
government. They can be carried
plore cheaply by this route than
rom Dos Palmas, even if the SER
bee between Phoenix and Mari
Opa (thirty-siX miles, be made
ally, which it should be. This
lange saves more than eighty
lies of staging; itavoids the ter
BE desert between Dos Palmas
Ind Ehrenbefg, and it gives Phe-
Kaix mails the benefit OF the al
ready established oily route be-
tween Yuma and Tort Worth.
T,s;s change, # pc ito eject J j; :.
u !, INJURIES no vested interests in
Arizona, while it nefits all con-
cerned. The only men to object
are the new contractors on the
Nvlaily route eastward from Yuma;
their loads will be larger.
The proposition, advocated in
the Salt River Herald, and in
whose behalf petitions have been
! circulated, is not a good one. 1t
| PROPOSES to leave the present road
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-04-13

SECRETARY MCCRARY has announced
his determination Of gobbling up the
railroad bridge, after congress adjourns,
unless that body so curtails the military
reserve as to exclude said bridge.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-04-13
FOR SALE.

We offer for sale our BUTCHER BUSI
NESS in the town of Yuma, Territory (
Arizona. We are the only butchers j
Yuma, and control the trade, but wish 4
change off into mining We furnish ID
railroad company, steamboat-eeS, ON Fy.ts.5
S. governments, Territorial prison and
county with beef will sell slaugh
house, cOrrals, 100 head of hogs, big
little, 800 head Of cattle, big and liz
400 head of sheep. In addition, if
will let go 20lhead of horses. We
on easy termsfor cash, but all propd
setting out other than cash terms
be noticed by us. Apply to us by i
otherwise. l.. A SMITH q
Yuma, February 8. 1873.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-04-13
MOhave Mails.

VI Il conspiracy w oC1louO Vic ui
of mail service, to which they are
by law entitled and for which the
Nation is making cash payments
"a conspiracy so well guarded
that no outsider can penetrate its
inside workings, and so strong
that special agents 81 the Post
office Department dare not inves-
tigate it. The people of Mohave
are not now asking favors; they
simply demapd fultllment of ex-
listing mail contracts. A Capt.
Blaisdell, of Oakland, has lately
been in Xavapai as special agent;
he PROMISED to use his influence
toward establishing new mail
routes in that section; this pleased
the Prescott papers and they COM
Uinented him. But we cannot
/hear that the frauds and abuses
so long practised in Mohave coun-
ty have received any attention
from him. Major B. G. Truman
was authorized to correct these
evils; his entire attention has been
absorbed by necessities of the
service in California.
The postmaster at Signal writes:
Our mails are in a fearful condi-
ton. The contractor from Aubrey
to Cerbat has failed to carry them,
and the mail from Aubrey here
is now carried by private subscrip-
ton. Between here and Cerbat
We have no mails, and [ am in
formed there are several bags of
mail in the Cerbat office for this
place.
Residents of towns on an es-
tablished mail-route, where the
United States have postOffices,
pOStmasterS and mail contractors,
are each paying from $3.50 to $40
per month to the citizen who
brings them their letters and pa
pers; they pay these sums because
they can otherwise get no mails.
This mail route is from Aubrey
to Ger met. McCrackin,
Fl inia,
Signal, orS4--s.4a Mineral
Park. The contract was awarded
to James B. Colegrove, of Sedalia,
Mo-, a professional mail contract
or, with an Office IN Washington.
He took the contract, from Sep
TENDER 1, 1877 to June 80, 1878, at
$1700 per year. The distance is
40 miles; the mail cannot be prop
erly carried for twice that sum,
although the service is only week.
ly. Colegrove says he wrote to the
Aubrey postmaster to place the
service for him at any reasonable
price; that the Aubrey postmaster
employed a carrier at the rate of
500 per week, or $500 per year,
which price lie will not pay. The
carrier, therefore, will not trans
port the mails unless he is paid by
individual subscription.
This seems to be a state of af-
fairs which can be easily reme-
died, if agents of the Postofice
Department really want to remedy
it. There are other abuses which
would bSAuickly brought to the
knowledge of any agent who
cOuld|put IN an appearance On the
grodnd. All these matters are
easily reached from Washington,
and our delegate can have assign
ed to this special duty some active,
intelligent agent who will take
pride in discharging it-not some
old " stiff" with nc higher aiIlb;-
ton than unlimited whisky and
a newspaper puff. The report of
a olive" agent would ensure to
Mohave county the effective and
increased mail-service demanded
by her large and rapidly increas,
ing population.
A mail-rOIIfa on whit ORC Iooof
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-04-13

Which is very large and perfectly secure.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-04-13
NOTICE.
q. s. INTERNAL REVENUT
SPECIAL TA@l
COLLECTORS OFFICE.

COLLECTORS OFFICE.
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REvESrE,
PRESCOTT, ARIZONA, March &C, 1875
FINDER THE REVISED STATUTES
IL of the Lrnited Statee Sact'-l--le s.--'
1921, 3223S and 1899, every person engaged
in any business, avocation or employment,
which renders him liable to speciai tax.
is required to procure and place and Keep
conspictGousiy az his establishment or pace OF
business a STAMP denoting the payment OF
said special tax. A return as pre- scribed
on Form IL, is also required By la,c of every
person liable to special tax as above Sc
yere penalties are prescribed for nOn-com
pliance with the foregoing requirements,
or for continuing in business alter April
80, 1878, without payment of tax.
Application should be made to GEORGE
TYING, Deputy Collector of Internal Rev
enue, at Yuma, Arizona.
THOMAS Cords, Collector.
March 80. 5i-4wI
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-04-13

A BIG quartz ledge, free spld, has been
found, about fifteen miles ttis\side of Ehr-
enberg by Lige Belts and HSnry Tyner.
II lies about six miles from the giver, road
National Republican., 1878-05-06
DISTRICT or COLUMDIA COURTS.

CIRCUIT C0URT-CHIEF JUSTICE CARTIER.
Taylor VS.. Phoenix Life Insurance Company;
motion for new trial overruled J. B. Claggett vs..
Richard Grissm; order to sell property. Leonard
Travis ct al. VS.. X. L. d. Clark judgment against
securely. Reese 4 Brother vs.. Duyall Judgment
confessed. IA. J. Creswell ct al. VS.. James
Bnolinski; Judgment on award two cases)
Trustees Of fleetwood Cemetery VS.. Clendenning
demurrer ovcrruled Gleason vs.. Humphreys
Marshal to pay over To defendant $780, appeal
prayed Brown vs.. Fulton; certiorari quashed
Mcconnell vs. Burger; new trial denied, Judgment
remited to $500. Ritch VS.. Hyatt; certified to gen.
erai term on demurrer. Miller vs.. Miller ct al. ;
exceptions fled. pennison ct al. vs.. Bingham
demurrer overruled and suit dismissed.
EQUITY coURT--JUsTICE MACARTHUR.
Blake VS.. FAINT; order for payment of taxes s,is
pended. Archer ys Thompson; t!l dhm!s3c3 &c.
want Of replication to answer. Potts vs.. Potts
referred 70 auditor 70 state trustee account sss
referred to Special Auditor Payne. johnson VS.
Brown leave to file supplemental bill. Gilmore
and dice allowed % 70 Intervene BSiser W vs.. Nc, Nc
Keiscr; Columbia Bank Note e: allowed to be, BE-
fund. Robey vs. Robey sale reported. Grlfin vs.
Magner; referred 70 clerk as to validity OF bond.
Ees Ss%GPy Syssr % aR 20 e Ss
petition; sale confirmed. Casey VS.. Casey; refer.
red to Examiner Loveloy to take testimony. XII.
Of Boston. Flckling VS.. Kengla; demuI rer allowed
and bill dismissed. Warrington Brick Machine
Co. VS.. Griffin. bond set aside, Cook vs. Cook;
modifying of decree denied but the father allowed
access to the children at all times.
CRIMINAL coURT-JUsTIcE wYLIE.
Augustus willige Sunday bar, guilty fined $50
and costs. John Callahan, bar open ON sunday I;
guilty. Joseph Platz Sunday bar; guilty Uwo
cases. John Miland unlicensed bar; not guilty.
William j. Carroll, unlicensed bar on hearing.
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TO-DAY.
Supreme Court of the Distrlct-No TO-
Hoyey vs. Mcdonald. In re of Hubbell, constable;
No. GO, Frazer vs. Tyler No Gl, Oden VS.. Parker;
No. O., Creswell CT al, VS.. Maxwell; No. 65 Dow
ling vs.. Boucher No, &C, Bham VS.. Packard; No 81,
iTthe matter Of A. J. Borland guardian; No. 90,
Wiley VS.. Strong; No. 70, Strong VS. Wiley.
Criminal Court-Justoo Wylie.-Edward Tay.
lor, setting up game Of hazard John
Clark, concealed weapons. Charles Hurdle
Mary Clark, Frank RenshRw, unlicensed bar. W.
Cornwell, concealed weapons Michael Cody
profane and indecent language. Henry Jones, fast
driving,
National Republican., 1878-05-06

WAY down in Alabama they arc beginning
to develop their mining industries. Tho
Columbus Sun says that Professor Gesner, after
a thorough examination, is confident that gold
aud copper can be mined with great profit in
some OF the counties He made especial Iieu-
ton of the Long Pit Coal Mine, near Gold
vile, Tallapoosa County. He has ore from all
tho gold mines IN the State, and pronounces
that taken from the Long Pit Mine the best
It yields to his assay twenty-five penny
weights of gold to the 100 pounds Of orc, u
yield equal $3.50 per ton. The vein, he
thinks, Is incxhsustible. capital Is all that
is needed to have the developments go for
ward.
National Republican., 1878-05-06


transaeting business IN Washington.
AUCTIoNEERs
Duncanson Eros, Ninth and d sts.
Wash. Il. Williams ID, cor Tenth street
BO0KsELLERs AND sTATIONERa
solomons Chapman, eli Psnnsyivania avenue
W ra sysnsc I aad
W. H.&o. II. Morrison, as Pennsylvania ayenue.
K NJ Whitaker Vernon Row. Pa ave and Tenth ST
BAKERS
Felix Desfos,es .,ol2 II street
CLOTHING
L & Justh. sis street.
DENTISTS
Dr.. c. DeMontreviiie No. I2.2 +, northwest
DRUGGIsE.
%Ps SG Mps
EDUCATIONAL
Edward G Townsend, ill3 Ninth street northwest
Mrs. burr, lSs II street
MIS- Narrower. laSs street
Rcsssn aHSn ssmnsry yss ~ SeFGeTson y sSusr.
Park semlnsIy, aS FInh street northwest
lss Eva Mil. Music, isss streI S' N ~
sa.ISs sfnSS q s9s "a sh,s iEss street
Musical Conservatory O. b. BuIlard. tsl Ninth street.
FINE ARTS
Markriter. 628 K street northwest
HoTELA
isisss House, corner Fineenth and q street.
MssssII1p28iian ssI,p 2. Psnna ave and and si..n street
wormleys, II and Fifteenth strestA
Morton House. Va and Va street.
fremont House
HATTERa
h II. stinemetz, 1as7 Pennsylvania avenue
INSURANCE
Potomac Fire Insurance Company, IS High street,
Georgetown
MERCHANT TATLORS
Eisemsn Brothers, corner Seventh and = streets
A. Saks & Co, seventh street
d. Robinson 4 Co., soo Pennsylvania avenue
PIANos
Sanders q Stayman Penna. ave. and Twelfth street.
PHOTO-LlTH0GRAPHER
Norri, Peters, Photo photographer No Gs Penn
sylvania avenue
REAL ESTATE
Il. II. Warner, oi6 + street northwest
John Sherman. st. Cloud Building.
Fitch d Fox freCdman's bank building 1900 Pa ave
SEWING MACHINEA
McKenney 4 Co, tE Ninth street
National Republican., 1878-05-06
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
V'li U FINANCIAL hyH

New York Money Market
- NEW YoRK. May 4. 1873
Exchange quiet Long, 80; short, tssx
Gold quiet at i0oH.
Rates for carrying lob.
Government bonds steady at the following quota
National Republican., 1878-05-06
ROOMS FOR RENT.

ENOR RENT. WITH DOARD-A HANDSOMELY
L furnished suit OF TWO or THREE ROOMS, on
second Floor-particuary Desirable for persons In
tending 10 remain during the spring warm weather.
VIII be rented by the week month, at s7l Vermont
avenue, opposite the Arlington Hotel. Terms
ressonable. apatf
National Republican., 1878-05-06

H. d. COOKE, JR, 4 cos ADvIcns.
ii. d. Cooke. IT,, Co., No. itzs street northwest
urnish.the following prices Of State bonds Govern
ment bonds, gold. and active stocks telegraphed 10
them from the New York stock Exchange;
National Republican., 1878-05-06
RIsHOp CLARK, ,

BIsHop CLARK, of Rhode Island, will have
his joke. Once upon time his brother was
visiting him. aud the Bishop showed him to
his bedroom in due course of time. Good
night I'll put my boots outside my door,
aid his brother. IAN right, SAM" replied the
Blshop, "nubOdy'll touch EN-"
National Republican., 1878-05-06

RUSSIAN scrip has become drug on all the
exchanges in Europe. At Berlin large guam
titles Of Russian paper money, fresh from the
press" are being continually sold "bclOw the
81. Petersburg quotations" This sufficiently
explains the failure Of the Wendelsohn and
and other Russian loans, which were recently
thrown on the European changes.
National Republican., 1878-05-06
DIRECTORY.

Tho Principal Business Houses Of wash
ington.
The ollo,ring 10 published for The benefit Of Trar-
cling Salesmen, Strangers, aud The public oeaer-
auy-it includes all trades and professions, and
cannot fail 10 prore Of interest 10 all uhs intend
transaciing business IN Washington.
National Republican., 1878-05-06

as II becoming to mcY' asked she, as she
paraded IN the costume of 100 years ago be-
fore her husband. Yes my DEAR said he,
mcckly. Don't you wish could dress this
way all the timcy' she asked. mo, my dear"
he replied; but wish you had lived when
that WAS the style
National Republican., 1878-05-06
.ToHN SHERMAN, AuctIoneer,

UNITED STATES MARsHALS SALE
BY virtue Of two wrtts Of heri a,ras issued out OF
the clerks oce Of the Supreme Court Of tho District
OF Columbia, and to me directed. will sell at public
sale. for cash. at Downgs auction-rooms, corner OF
Pennsylvania avenue and Eleventh street northwest
Washington, d. G., on Tuesday. the Tth day Of May,
1873, at 10 clock M, ali the right title, claim, and
propery 10 WE Ry nine Y tkossonG pnnas Imors
Or ess) OF old iron wrought and c,.t seized andet
led upon the ds and chattcls OF GEORGE f. Rider
TO satisfy execution 293, trials 5s aud OF George N.
Rider ct AL TO satisfy execution No Is At law. in
favor Of Benjamin y. Morsell. use of N. r. Morris.
FRED'K DOUGLASS,
ap2B-dts U,a Marshal ID c.