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Tickets for all points west via, Penn
yIyania Central, and Boston ard ALBANY
Railroads from Boston, or Grand Trunk
Railway from Portland, can be had of c.
C. Bnrrll at the lowest rates. Also tick
cts to Portland BY Inside liue OF Steamers
Call and see him before purchasing else
where. 1871
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.Al.O0sl House wife.

The good housewife, when she l. giving her
house its spring rruoyating. should bear in
mind the dear inmates OF her hnu-c are more
prccinu, than many houses. aud that their
systems need Gle ln-tng 5y purifying The blood.
regulating he stomach and bowel. 10 prevent
and cdlr f.i" I--t>r- arising from spring
malaria aHti miaslnI aud ~he must know that
there i uoth.as that will do It perfectly and
surely Hop Bitcr~. the pgrrst and best Of
IN. die mes Concord y. H. Patriot,
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City and County.
Religious Services in this City each Sunday.

CoNGREGATIoNAL.- at 10 80 A.
VI. and u. NJ. sabbath School in tae afteI
noon. at IL O'Clock, NJ.
BAPrIsr.-Preaching at and T. n. Sab
bath School at L. n.
UNtrARIAN.-Church service at 2:.5 and
80 7. VI. sunday school At 2. NJ.
CArHnLIc--Preachi At 10 IL o'clock A.
VI. Sabbath School at , r NJ.
METHODIST. Mt . and Z z. NJ
Sabbath School al 7. NJ.
UNION TEMPERANCE NEETISG-eYery sun
tav ri IA L. NJ. at the Methodist Nesfry.
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fOreign P0ras.
Nj A X X E ID .

Milbridge-Msrch Il. by Rev. II. NJ. Eaton.
Mr.. Benz. NJ. Cousins and Miss Lydia NJ. Tut
tie, both Of Milbridge.
Tfmont-Feb. IL. by Rev. Ii. +. Stinson.
Mr.. Thomas Fennelly of Mt. Desert and Miss
Isabel h. Higgins. of fremont.
March 10, by same, Mr. Lyman NJ. Harper
and Miss Ermina II. Higgins both of fremont.
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Ia closing his testimony the Ex-Governor
w. asked if he still said he knew nothing
while Governor Of forgerie,. sub>titu,iols
and other tampering with the returns. An
sweT-I say most emphaticaliy did not.
do not think there was conspiracy or that
money was concerned in It. bu, think there
VS. Judas in the camp.
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New Ad,-rs,..m~nssT Tit. W~~L.

" England Life ins. Cos. L. Niles.
oak gG-> NJ. pcttcngiu x Ca.
Popular C0Hcert-M. II 4 drews.
Napanuie ->aml. Gerry * Go.
Mil FOR Salc-A. II. Norris.
\ Lecture DR.. Abby NJ. FULTON.
Paper Hauglng-I. {. Evans
Grand : ring Opening Higgins Brothers.
stockholders Meeting-i,eo. " Fisk.
Dissolution OF Icpartnershp-l J. johnson
60
Moving Machines-Samuel WATSON.
Tor >aie-1 has. " urrgvr.
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at New London, % years ago, owned in
Boston. Capt. and crew belonged in Booth
bay. NJ.
South West Harbor. March Is.
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DedlsAm.
The following officers were chosen at
our annual meeting March s:
Moderator-P T. Gilmore.
Clerk-M r. Gilmore
Selectmen, &c,-E. b. Bates. p F. Gil
more. -Burrill.
Treasurer-M. T. Gilmore.
Collector-O. c. Pinkham
Supervisor Of Schools-P =. Gilmore
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Business Notices.
Pitchers CaStOria.

Pitchers CastOria. is Vegetable
preparation in sreat favor with Mothers and
Physicians for regulating the Stomachs and
Bowels OF children. Unlike Castor OH. Castoris
is pheasant to take, and unlike Morphine
Syrups. it is harmless.
EVA.
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Obituary notices. beyond the Date, Name and
Age. must be paid for.
Ellsworth-March Q. Mrs. Maria c. Belts.
aged - yrs. o mos. and 10 days.
March Il. Miss Mary b. Grant, aged 62
yrs. and 10 months.
Ellsworth Fals-MarCh s. Mr.. George Il.
Lord. aged = yrs. aud II months.
March !. Minnie b.. daughter Of Judson
and Mary e. Austin, aged 3 yrs. and 10 mos.
swans Island-Eeb. 81. Miss Mary Ellen
Stanley. aged ID years.
Nellie joyce, aged wears.
Eden-Feb. 10, Mrs. Susan Leland, aged 81
years.
Suliyan-March ., Mrs. Mary A., widow of
the late Capt. Albert Drew, aged 80 years.
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t.areelOn Again.

Ex-Governor Garcelou again before
Committee tins evening. lie testified hi>
term Of office expired Jan :. Capt. Black
had charge of certain men at the State House.
Docs not recall giving him any special
authority. called upon several gentlemen
TO furnish list Of men for public duty.
The, were said 10 be enlisted a. military.
thi> rejected and said would have them
sworn IN as police Did not know tina. law
Of last winter limited the night wa,chmcn
10 tao men. We had police force OF some
81 or 40 men outside Of Black men Black
was under direction Of Lea,i,i up 10 Jan :
AL these men were paid.
The whole amount covered b, voucher,
/, ~-7fl
G4rce.on said he received $4,000 from the
Treasury. 5000 Va, paid Le.yi;t and re-
fa.el which lef; 5000 in hi- hand, 10 b.
discussed. To accoun, for this he had paid
Ga4ld 500 for which lie mad no receipt. hu,
va-.d get oac. 50 that there remain, q bal
a..s Of s22j6 which he proceeded 10 lc-
count for IS follows. bu; for 81 hich he had
ua 'auehcr>; 500 paid Gould. Si6j on his
memorandum pad to members Of the Coun-
c.l ~lo6 paid 20 three gentleman from
whom he had taken no receipt. but could
procure one. 500 fos >unIr. Items IA
press charge Gle. $50 for money paid out
f. team, and sandr,es the whole aggrega-
ting Sl51o 70 be deducted from the >225G
lcavin- balance Of $3.50 which he said
Wa IA his hand, ready to be paid over to
IN N...l--
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A general strik e of all the labor organ
izations in the West is contemplated for the
first of April.
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4 NEW Among the inyen-
tons coming into Use j. the Waterbury
watch. which. tor nca,nc>~. durability. and
iow cost, claims high rank 4, the inventor
was until recent, & resident VI 'hi, CITY,
ana ~ one of the most important parts j,
made here description may be Of interest.
Mr. j.. \. \. Buck !, the inventor For
q number ~ Years Ne was located a. d Jew
elcr in store No. 5, Front Street One
unique piece Of his workmanship which at
Jraciel considerable attention az the time
wa. q miniature engine, which with the
boiler, governor ami pump all stand on
guld dollar L occupies ~cvcn->iNteenth- OF
a square inch. and is but tive-cighth- Of au
inch high There are one hundred and
fort, eight parts. which ART held in place BIS
iiitv-two screws. The boiler holds but three
drops of water The cylinder il onc-,ix-
tecntn of ana inch in diameter and has one
thirty second OF an inch stroke. The weight
Of the " hole i, but fifteen grains.
While here Mr. Buck constructed . mu-
Seal wonder in the shape Of large clock
He also experimental on the watch which
~ h., since perfected and IS now made by
the Benedict 4 Durham Manufacturing
Company. Waterbury, Conn, where Mr..
Buck now is, It is cheap because it costs
but - II is simple because there are bat
fiity-six separate parts used in its con>trac-
ton. which is said to be less than one-half
the number Of parts in an ordinary watcn
Il is also said to be accurate. One peculiar
itv is that the works revOlve around the
center of the watch once every hour. 1t is
stem winder, with a transparent dial. so
that the works can be seen at any time.
The part made in this city Is the handspring.
by the Washburn 4 Moon Manufacturing
Company. TILL .prlng is nine feet long, Or
four times the length of ordinary watch
SPRING.. II is six one thousandths Of an
inch thick, and one-eighth of an inch wide.
One spring weighs eighteen one -thousandths
of pound, consequently fifty-fve and five
ninths springs weigh one pound. One
strong point claimed for the watch is that it
will not easily get out of repair. is easily
cleaned, in fact, can be cleaned BY any per-
son Of ordinary intelligence. See Adver-
tisement, Chas. NJ. Mcfarland & Co.
Agents, Front Street, Worcester, Mass.
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THE BEST COUGH MEDICINE in the
Word" rh' Ola Vegetable Pulmonary
Baisam. Cuter Bros. * Co., Boston. Small
reduced 30 BIC: Lsrge, al.
2tnu Il
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The Belfast ,fouynal says: The smelt
fishery has proved failure here this season
owing to the continuous mild weather. The
fish are only taken here with hook and line
through holes in the ice, as heretofore de-
seribed In Massachusetts and New Hamp-
shire, nets and seines are used and to this
cause many fishermen attribute the growing
scarcity of the fish 1t is believed that the
popular demand can be fully met by the use
of hook and line.
The Wing says that as Mr.. Calvin r.
Sedyey, Of Exeter, was assisting in saving
wood Wednesday with his horse power
machine. while reaching over the balance
wheel. to tighten nut that had become
loose, the mitten on his right hand caught
in the gear and drew his arm between the
wheel and framework, literally crushing it
nearly to the shoulder. Amputation was the
only alternative.
An unknown man presented a check 70
Deane Brothers, furniture dealers of Port
land. for Sl65, on Thursday, on the First
National Bank Of Lewiston, drawn in favor
OF James 5. Doughty. 1t proves a forgery.
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FROM AUGUSTA.
he Legislature.
AUGUSTA. March rs.

AUGUSTA, Marcn 10.
The House eoncurreJ with the Senate III
referring the order asking for the restoration
o. the death penalty to the next legislature
Il was ordered that, the Senate concurring.
the Committee on finance be directed to re-
port = bill 10 tax railroad, telegraph and ex-
press companies in this state on the same
basis as other property. The following was
passed. offered hy Gushee Of Appleton.
Ordered. that The Governor and Council be
requested to furnish tlis house forthwith
d statement of the amounts that have been
drawn and for what purpose from the 5000
appropriation bin passed by this House to
detra! the expense attendant upon the or
ganization Of this House. Resolve memoir
alizlng the general Assembly of the State of
New York to amend the Hell Gate pilot
laws 10 remove compulsory pilotagc, was
read. and Speaker directed TO transmit
printed copy Of memorial To Speaker Of As
scmhly and President of the Senate Of the
State OF New York The memorial ask,
that Hell Gate pilotage laws be amended 50
thai no half pilotage shall be- eNactcd from
our coasting vessels using the Hell Gate
passage BIZ relating to preventing incom-
pe;eni persons from conducting Lusines, of
apo'hecar,, WAS taken mp. The House
voted to concur with the Senate on iudctin-
itely postponing bill.
This afternoon IN Senate bill passed to
make salary of Governor 5000: also act
relating to trustees and other officers Of pub
lie institutions. The mining bill received
passage without division. !, has now passed
both branches and will be completed when
il receives the Governors signature. Il j.
entitled An act to repeal an act approved
March 9. 1850, and to restore chap. -
laws Of ISIS. entitled an act to encourage
the development of mining interest of state"
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The situation in San Francisco contin-
ues critical. The citizens to the number Of
10000. have enrolled themselves for service
in preserving the peace even if they ''have
to fight for it." Kearney has been arrested
and bailed for uttering incendiary language.
1t is thought the Citizens Protective Union
will be able to secure the conviction of
kearney by moral pressure, and that the
policy of arresting persons using incendiary
language will be vigorously pursued.
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No. II

M. Hancock.
AT the Municipal election Mar. sth the
following officers were nearly unanimously
elected. All Republicans.
Moderator-S. " Mcfarland.
Clerk-Jeremiah Stratton.
Selectmen-E. l.. Stratton, j. VI. Butler,
Eleazer Crabtree.
treasurer. l.. Stratton.
$ ;. Committee-Fred |. Phillips.
Raised $1,000 for town expenses,and $500
to be expended in labor on highways b.
DEER ISLE, March 10, 1880.
EHstroJth Amerieam-
] notice that the Rockland Opinion in
cludes the election in this town on the LIST
inst. among the ''Sweeping Democratic or
Fusion victories" The Democrats have
generally carried Deer Isle by about two
hundred majority. In the election on the
lst inst, believe the largest majority for
Selectmen was five 10y. And am confident
that if the Republicans had not been obliged
to change candidates, almost at the very
moment that a vote was to be taken for
those officers, rendering it necessary to pre-
pare new votes, they would have elected two
and perhaps three of the board. Notwith-
standing the disadvantages above referred
to, one Republican Selectman was elected
by majority of seven a., The Republi-
cans run no candidates for Moderator OF
Treasurer. and one Of the Democratic Sc
lectmen elected was on the Republican
ticket, he never having, to our knowledge
endorsed the attempt to ..Steal the State
Government" s.
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For New England cloudy weather with
ll2n, ram OF snow, followed by fair weather
colder northwesterly wind, and rising ba-
runeter.
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MARINE LIST.

EllaW0rsh Pert.
Friday, March IL.
ARRIVED.
sch Westerioo Whitaker, Salem.
Disasters.
JACKsoNvILLE-March5. the sch Adam Bowlby
andF Magee. have both been on the ways un-
dergoing repairs. The Bowlby has also had new
main boom made and the Magee, main
mast
DOnaesaic POFts.
BRIsroL-Ar !, sch Georgietta, Lord, Philadel-
phia.
NEW YoRK-Ar 8. sch Dexter Clark, Allen;
Frank Maria, Alley Senator, Bonsey-
Ar $, sch Irving Leslie, Haggerty, Port DE Paix /;
Ganges. Leach do.
PRovIDENCE-Ar !, sch Abigail Haynes, MAJ
rail- Port johnson; Victory Milliken. do.
fOreign POrts.
In port at Port De PaiN. Feb D. sch W 5 Nose
~. Bellatty for Hankesville: John Somes, Walls
from W Wilmington, y {, disg.
In port at Tuspan, Feb. 81. sch Mary Lord
from Colosiea for New York, hlp.
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The Weather.

WAE DEPARTMENT. !
Otfice Of the Chief Signal Otter.
WASHINGTON. j. e.. Mar. III An.
In1icrtinne
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Dispatches to the Ellsworth Amerioan.l
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g. e. R8ul.rill. <AaEssnt..
tyt5
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To the Honorable Parker Tuck, Judge of Probate
within and for the County, of Hancock

Tpon the foregoing petition ORDERED, That
SAID Widow give public notice to all persons
interested, by causing a copy of this Order. to
Ice published three weeks successfully in the
. riswouh American newspaper published in
Ellsworth, said county that they may ap-
lyir at Court OF Probate for said County, to
he he'd AZ Ellsworth the End "Wednesday of
i tril next at ten of the clock in the forenoon,
sd show If any they have, why the
line should MOI be granted.
3Wl PARKER TUCk, Judge.
Atte.t:-CHAs. Z. DORR Register.
4 true copy, Attest:-CHAs. Z. DORR, Register.
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CLOSING PRICES OF pH,LA DELpHIA sroORI
THURSDAY. Aug. l2-P. ".

THURSDAY. Aug. 12-P. ~
The fevcrishness in the stock market which has
been chroniced in The TRIBUNE during the last
few DAYS to-day developed into an urgent desire to
realize profits. Hence, instead Of dulness,
there was fair amount OF activity, with sales
amounting to 274. 100 shares against 1853 PAT shares
Yesterday, and a sharp decline in prices, ranging
from per cent TO GIG or per cent. There is moth
ing the matter with the market except the prices.
For weeks prices have been advancing upon in
crease of earnings easy money market and q
good deal of talk about importation Of gold. At
any time. If single week had reported decreased
earnings for the general railroad system. there would
have been decline In the prices Of shares Of course
the continued advance had to have end. In the de-
cline in prices which has begun and possibly may
continue it is to be noticed that stocks which compar-
atively are cheap suffer much as those
the prices of which have been unduly inflated
1t also 10 noticed that the so-caled investment
stocks are not exempt from the influence of de-
cline. Last week Chicago Rock Island and Pacific
sold at us; to-day It was as heavy and weak as
any stock on thelist at 49, the dealings in it being
limited to small amounts. There were no excsp-
lions to-day to the general weakness of prices In
fact the speculative stocks In which there was
moro or less short" interest were as well sns-
tanned 40 any other stocks. Early in the day the
coal stocks very well held at the previous quo
tstions but later Jersey Central yielded from 10 to
74la and Delaware. Lsckawanna and Western from
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MINES AND MINING.

THURSDAY. Aug. 12-P. NJ
Mining stocks to-day generally were firm, aud iof
some shares further improvement was made. D"'
the Leadvllc properties again were weak, and eA
crted an unfavorable influence upon the whole hs''
Chrysolie sold as high ia. but later sold AZ o's
al against Tie last evening, and Little Chei ue-
clined from 80, after selling Mt 495. to 4.oo oi
max declined from 1.75 to Ito. South Hite was
cents higher at 100, and Annie was largely sofa AZ
$3.50, closing unchanged from yesterday at the
lowest named figure. Consolidated Virginia was
firm at GA, and California at about 2. Green mould
tain was steady at 3l2. Rising sun rose 10
195d1.S5. Hukill was firm ut about I'4V.
Bar bee ard Walker steady ut 1870, bnI ballIc
Creek declined from to 3d3ls Silver Nugge.
ruled at 80 10 lbs with about the usual amour
of business on buyers option at cents higher VI
the new stocks listed at the American BOARD, We
note sales of Bassick at 73s and Robinson Cohsoi-
dated at 97sQ1O. Calaveras continues TO be active,
and to-day sold up TO 81 down to 81, and closed az
53A gainst 80 Yesterday. Great Eastern was steady
at SO, and Gold Placer | cent higher at 90, MOOSE
selling at 63064. GOodshav declined from 10 10 10
o. closing at LOS We note sales of Bulwer az 200
2.40, Sierra Nevada at 12l2 Eureka Consolualeu
at 10 l4d15G15l2 Horn SILVER at 11a l6i2 NJ nrNi-
can at ola Silver Isle at $685. ana silver CIH AT
4.3504l2. The market closed fairly steady
" IE
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Or city bank stocks, the only sale was eight shares
of State of New-York at 112l2 Annexed areth.
bidding and asking prices at the FIRST call

Railroad bonds, with few exceptions, sympathizd
with the share market, and were weak. Erie sec.
ond consols declined from 90os to 1878 and funded
IS from sols to s43.. Missouri, Kansas and Texas
seconds tell from 662i to g. and Boston, Hartford
and Erie firsts sold at IL Il against 42l Yesterday
Mobile and Ohio first debentuTes fell 10 81, aud st.
Louis and Iron Mountain first incomes to SO. tho
second incomes being strong at 81. Oregon Railroad
and Navigation frsts were y lower at
99l.. Colorado Coal and Iron tirsts sold al
s41a. The principal exceptions to the weakness
were New-Jersey Central consols, which rose to
1Os5s. and Texas and Pacific construction which
advanced from eOl2 TO So Texas aud Pacific in.
comes also rose from 90 to 70a69l2. Denver and
RIO Grande consols were y higher at 95aa but
Kansas Pacific consols were Il lower at 962i The
following are the closing quotations:
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LE.DvILLE Col, Aug. l2.-Kcys manager of
Chrysote. left this morning for San Francisco. The
financial agent. j. W. Marden. will take
Temporary charge of the mine. The new machinery
started to-day on the Evening Star A company Is
organizing to sink shaft LOCO feet deep III the
centre of the city. Little Cncf took ont l.60O tons
tins month, up to the 9th the output is now re-
duced to 100 tons daily
tucson, A. r., Aug. 1.-THE shelters of the San
Xavier Mining Company will be ready to start on
the Odd inst. The company has prospectcd
with Diamond drill with good effect,
having sunk on the lode from 90 10
165 feet. The Tombstone Company is now shipping
from So 900 20 80. 900 IN bullion daily from the +
two mills number of capitalists passed through
this place yesterday route for S0nora,wlth view
to investing III miles III Mexico.
Twenty-Five bars of bullion, vAluedat $3s .45S so.
were received III this city from the mines yesterday
From the 10Th of july 10 the Sth INST. Huklj
shipped to smeters fifteen OF concentrated ore
and three Of coarse irst-class ore, averaging
nine tons to the car. The net value OF
the concentrated ore was 200, and OF the
Of ore renamed on the dump. The Indebtedness Of
the company has been reduced S0.425, and the SUI
perintendent hopes to pay everything the company
owes by September o. The Slopes are looking well
and Welding 26l2 tons daily. On the third level
upraise some very fine gold ore has been found
A private dispatch, received Yesterday, states that
the vein III the Bonanza Chief tunnel is thrtyfour
feet wide and still carries rich III the face.
Anne shipped fifteen tons Wednesday, and
there are large accumulation of ore hand, The
superintendent tetegraphs that he will double the
shipments from this time on. beginning to-day.
Since the last report of the superintendent, the
In the main tunnel of the Sladre. which is now
in 800 feet, has improved in quantity and quality
averaging sos 80 per ton. The faces of the tunnel
and east crOss-cut are still In ore.
ChrysO!ite shipped ninety tons to shelters on
Wednesday.
Green Mountain has declared dividend No. II. OF
cents per share payable on the 25th instant.
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SO 10 Sale, both closing with small recov.rv =
also did the general market But the final reac,,.s-
from the lowest prices we're unimportant, and ~
market closed weak
Government bonds were dn'l. the sales At a.
Boards amounting only 10 10000. Prices also -
easier there being reduction of is per cent in "A.
bids for all the issues excepting the 4I2 Der cent.
Annexed are tho closing quotations:
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Cost an0 found.

I OST.-Bank Book No. 116,451, issued by
IL tho savings Bank IN tho CITY Of NewYerk
John missing the finder
Quest.d deliver 1t 10 the bsnHT not restored before the
sth September 1850. application will be
bank fOf book
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Ceaal Notices.
INSTRUCT COURT Of the UNITED STATES

INSTRUCT COURT of the UNITED STATES
~ for the sOUTBEHS DISTRICT Of NEW YoEK.-In
INC matter OF MCCORMACK. bankrupt Bank
BANKRUPTCY has been issued said
Conr against the estate Of JAMES MCCORMACK, Of the
CITY of New.Y0fk Of The County Of New-YOrk. of
stat. Of said District adudsed bank
The petition creditors and the payment " debta
and delivery property belonging To SAID bankrupt to
and the transfer o. any properly Nv nm are
frldeu by law meeting Of tho creditors OF said ban
rut 10 and choose OF assgnees II
lis held At Court OF bankruptcy 10 he holden
at NO 1879 Fulton In the Ciy Of New York. in sand
District on the day August d. 1850. at ~ O'Clock
M az the office Of Edgar KetcuIn OF the hegsters
Bsnktuptcy Of said Court LOUIS Il. PAWN,
~''~' Marshal - csseneer.
IN pursuance of an order of DELANO G.
i CALVIN. Esq. Surrogate OF the County Of NewYork.
notice hereby all having claims against
EDWARD COLON late OF tho city OF NewYork deceased.
thereof to the subsCrber.
Cfce Of W. T. Birdsal 2bs Broadway, In the CITY
Of NewYofk before the 18th day OF October next
Dated New.York, The 18th DAY of April. 1880
JOHN q. KUR1ZMAN, AdniinstratOr.
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