SHANGHAI, CHINA

Before O, N, Desxy, Consul-General and

The North-China Herald

2 October 1881 · 161 words

Illustration: Western Warehouses of the Bund at Shanghai, circa 1850, from a nineteenth-century photograph (1850), redrawn as a ochre blue pencil duotone.

Cumrasvy, Plait G. Homes, T'6 United States sends greeting to M.

G, Houses, defendant, You are herd oF judgment by default will be taken agaiuay the above pi

you according to the prayer of hi anid eom-Pete action is brought to abt laint,

this Court dissolving the ce-partnership her tofore ting between the plaintiff and the defendant at Shanghai, Chet in the Empire of China, fo the ship nccot and to determi interest the defendant has in and n sum of money ow in the hands of ME, Maritesos & Ca., of Shanghai, and ving from the gale of property which here tofore belonged to said ce-partnership. you are hereby notified that if you fail to answer the complaint, the exid pi will Apply tothe Court forthe relief therein prayed for.

By order of the Consul-General, Acting BURGE RAWLE LEWIS, U.S, Marshal, ZBHETE Li Ching-yn, plainti.

Moe 6 Shanghai, China, 9th Se t., 1881.

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.