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H5-THE ONLY GENUiNE-xrn
wfsTAR's BAtSAM OF WILD CHERRY
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
TINE ONLY GENUINE
DR.. Wfstar,s
BALGdM OF IyILD CHERRY.
HAS THE
WRITTEN SIGNATURE
ofthe solo Proprietor.
Z n n

On Es outside Wrapper surrounding each Bottle.
THIS believed 10 be The only article, bearing the above
title, as emana,ing from the Doctor The virnes Of
wild Cherry for relieving affections OF the Lungs and thai
all important organ the Liver has long enjoyed The con
dence Of domestic practice.
Cifyef philadelphia, ss.-willam NJ Spear, Of The City
and that he Ia In possession Of the original
preparing Basam OF Wild Cherry for affections Of the
educated Physician and that believer il 70 be The only
himself w, NJ, SPEAR,
the FIRST day Of November D. eighteen hundred and
forty.srven. JoHa Swifr. Mayer H. 81
Absurd may appear in the face Of tho above unet
able proof individual from Boston, Msss recently ap
piled 10 the United States District Court Of Pennsylvania
injunction the General Agent for the United Sutes
ling the only genuine DR. Wisars Basam Of Wild Cherry
(aid Individual claiming the rght) OF course the Hon.
Judge OF said Court promptly refused l.
II lie Wsiars original Bilsam Of Wild Cherry alone that
performs the Let them not deceive You Uy-Look
well to the mark ofthe genuine.
No DR.. wisar's Basam OF Wild Cherry possibly be
the genuine without the written signature OF WEN NJ SPAR
on the outside wrapper surrounding each Bottle. This
being the only genuine Balsam offered to the public
The genuine Dalsnm is put mp in bottles W h the words
blown In the glass each bottle bearing label the 'front.'
with the signature OF WIN NJ SPEAR
liberal discount to druggists and dealera
AGENTS
NorIcE TO rHg PuBLic.--I have this day appointed T.
w DoyTr n Sons No l3l North Second street Phate J.
pho sole wholesale furnishing Agents for the Sony genn
All orders for the Balsam addressed 10 them, viii be
prices w NJ. SPEAR, Sole Proprietor
Also for sale by Respectable Druggists aud Merch
ants ihs Unite States Mexico West Indies and
British Provinces, who in the practice OF selling Gen
uinc Popular Medicines
Price el. Six Boliles for 60
To For full particulars read Dyotis Oracle NJ Health
10 be had OF The Agents, mar 3-ly
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Notice TO Miners and Presumption Claim.
t., nnts. ttef& f4sE

All persons who were, at the passage Of tire act Of Isl
March, 1917, in possession, by actual occupancy Of any
portion othe mineral lals embraced in
under authority Of lease written permit from TIE Sec
Rotary Of War orthe purpose 0! mining heeon and all
persons who shall be In possession by actual occupancy
mine mines, actually discovered before the LIST OF
March, le47 as forth the Of LIST March, 1917 above
mentioned authorized enter and purchase the same
al the price, the and conditions and 10 the extent
prescribed by that act and less any time before The
day fixed for the OF The sale Of ih0se miner
al lands OF making proof Of possession and occupancy and
ofcompance with those ens to The register and receiver
ofte land Office subject 10 appeal to the Secretary OF
the Treasury and all persons entitled to the right OF pre-
epfion any Of the agricultural lands embraced Ia this
proclamation required to establish The came To the cat
isciiou OF the register and receiver and make payment
therefore practicable after SEEING his nice and
before tie day apponed for the commencement OF the pub
lie sale OF the lands embracing the tract c1imed Otherwise
such pre-. emption claim will be forfeited
The certificate Of the mineral agent at Sau Ste Marie
that persons holding under enses permits, OF those III
the occupancy Of mine mines, have paid up the per
Of rents required by the act above mentioned, will
becnncusve on that point.
Persons occupying under leases permits will not be
permitted 10 reuauish their rights under that occupancy
and enter eeers and where such leases permits
may expire before the day Of sale the rights granted g the
holders thereby from entry under any other right I'LL the
efs lands RIcIARbM YOUNG,
Commissioner.
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LITTELL's LIVING AGE.

COntentsof No. 256
|. Mecanlay's History Of England, 40
z. The Orchids. rs
.. DR.. Reid on lnfannls I.arynglsmus, "
4. Eurostiea Of Trade SO
9, The Navigation Laws 81
q. Italian Anarchy, i. ~
Z. poema by James T. Pields, 81
poRrnr--A Recent Death Bed, s5.--The s1unsme; The
Y First Kiss. sc Lament OF Stricken Heart Common
Sensc -, 81. Alarmed skipper; Bridal Melody On a
Pair Of Antlcrs, 95
SHORT ARTcLgs Professor Pages Electro Magnetism,
s6,-Eectrc Light; Straits OF Magellan. s.--An Irish
Miser; Gas from Wafer, S5-Dombardment Of Moultsn
Latter Day Saints, fG-Boy Of Mount Rhgi, SO.
WAsHlsoroS, Dgc. "a, ls45.
"Of all the Periodical Journals dry oted 10 literature and
science which abond IN Europe and In this country this
has appeared 10 me 10 he most useful contains indeed
the exposition only of the current literature Of the English
language, bur this by It's immense and comprehen
siou Includes portraiture OF the human mind III the NJ
most expansion Of the present age.
I'VE ~ ..l...-.l, .i- l. O ADAMS
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ROBEHT j. WALKER
WILL PRACTISE LAW IN THE SUPREME COURT

or THE uairsp STATES.
IN many letters he thinks proper 10 any, that
he attend TO claims before Congress- or any OF
the Departments hut will devote his attention exclusively
10 cases entrusted 10 him in the Supreme Court.
o1ee on Pennsylvania avenue near the Seven budinga
Washington, ". z. .5rAsst a mar 6--tf
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ny THE PREsTDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES. Il


IN pursuance Of law, !, JAMES X POLK, President o.
The Iniled Safes Of America, do hereby declare and
make knewn public sales viii be held n me under
mentioned land Offices In The State OF AkkANSAS, AZ o
periods hereinafter designated, TO wit:
Al the land Office Helena, commencing on MONDAY NC
fourth day OF next for the disposal Of the pube anos
within the undefmehtioneu TOWNSHIPS Ahu lAiss
Noru Of he base line and east Of the nm principal
meridian.
Sections thirteen tweny.three wenfyfour aud twenty
fye east Of the ST. Francia river, IN township hree, U
Township nine, Of range seven.
South or The base line land urest Of The nm prtnctPnt
meridian.
Township four and part Of sland In sections thirty
two and thirty Three township thirteen, OF range one
Al The land office at Washington, commencing on Mon
day. the eighteenth day Of June next for the disposal q me
public lands situated within the unernehoned township,
viz:
South Of Ae base lima, and uest Of The mn principal
meridian.
Township four Of range nineteen.
Al the land office Champagnole commencing on NOR
day. the fourth day of Jane for the disposal Inc pup
lie lands situated within the undermenuoaed townships,
viz: &fff l
South ofthc base line and trest Of heym prtncipni
Townships eleven and fourteen, Of range seventeen.
Township eleven, OF range eighteen . -.
Lands appropriated by law for the use oil rchoos mtta-
~ or other purposes will be excluded from the sales
The offering Of the above mentioned lands viii be com.
the days pppoined and proceed W the orarr Y
which they are advertised, with all convenient despaich
until The whole shalt been offered, and the sales mus
closed -
ne private entry any OF the lands VIII DC aumieu un
aller the expiration Of the two weeka -.
Given under my hand. the city Of Washington. THIS
day OF February, anho domn one ihoussu
e'sn' ''nu''u anu 'o''',''''' JAMES X. POLK.
rs the Precedent:
RICHARD NJ yous0
al The Gen Land Office,
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Corr..oondsnc. a lie National wlda.

Il5Hl7TIl tII sW PITrgnuRa, April TO.
Tho Episcopal Church on Sixth street has been
nearly dettroyed by fire. II was fully insured.
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Poer CrpIcR CALIFORNIA. "A portable post Office az
wood bias been constructed containing pigeon holes for
ettes ard places for books ec to be conveyed TO Cali
fornia 10 moi probably than In length and
ave Ia height. We E,w IL in cart distance. This
tce Is be up wherever mpy be- convenient, and
shifted as circumstances may direct
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yv0rthIngtOn G. Sncthcn,
Formerly Solicitor Of The General Land 0Gcs,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
W. IL NJ q TOM n q

IVI promptly prosecute NIL applications entrusted u
w him. for Letters Patent from the United States and
from Foreign Governments Hs arrangements such
ensure speedy Intention TO any business committed
his Inveniors desiring the publication OF descrip
tons Of their inventions, accompanied with woodcut Ell
gravngs informed tha, they have them inserted IN
the Washington National Whig,a Journal IN which the
official list OF Patents is exclusively printed and which
Joys a large country circulation. @
-A leters must pre- paid or they will not be taken
out.
U5- Answers 10 inquiries proponnded and to legal ques
tons will be made through the Weekly National Wing,
U5-Mr. iSNETiIEN enjoys the most ample facihes in
Washington, for the immediate preparation Of the draw
ngs aud models which may be necessary accompany the
csses entrusted 10 his care. mar 30-du
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rHe Of Archneef and superi teadentqf Etbic buildings
Ciyef Washington dp,aIi, lei9
CEALED Pr OPOSA LIS, endorHed aIlrolosats for

Cifycf Washington, 1IoHIf, 1919
GEALED PROPOSALS., endorsed afroposdts for
> Ms srfeisfon Of hr Patent ONCE Biing, will be
ceived nj this Office unfii the Isl Of May coming inclusive,
for constructing The wings Of the Patent Office Building,
aereeaty plans and SPECIFICATIONS in this Office
which reference may be had and ner the Goth instant
wv, % a,so ior iu f 'ns Various
ship Of the same, and which particularly enumerated in
the aforementioned specifications il being understood thai
such materials be Of the beet quality Of The kind af
fixed aud the work performed the in HE erection
Of the said wings 10 be duished in The most workmanlike
The plans and sreccaiiunn will show The
o sad buildings and the character Of the work mud mate
Ials ROBERT MILLS,
Architect aud Superintendent
Office ground floor of Patent Once Building, end
Union, aud Saturday News Washington, ID. o.. Ameri
can, Patriot, Baltmore; North American, News la.
qnrtr Philadelphia Tribune, Commercial Advertiser,
Courier and lnqnrer New York Atlas Journal. Bee, Bos
ton Richmond Enquirer Richmond Charleston Courier
Sonth Carolina please copy and send paper with advcr
tisent NJ 10 the Office Washington anu count 10 LIT May
an 10 --dfluNIay
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FREDERICK BiLLiNos, who committed and found
guilty Of Forging the of j. O. Lewis check for
thirty dollars and sentenced eighteen months inprIs-
onmtnt in the penienary, has, we have already stated,
been pardoned BY the President lie was taken away
om the city by Ills friends yesterday evening and s 10 be
ihs being fis said, The condition which
the Executive mercy was bestowed,
GoaR AwAy.--All the Witnesses called IN the Of
Shutter, on trial for stealing the Patent Office Jewels have
len the city ofnrers Smith and Sewar the last take
their departure linn Webb is going 10 Kentucky, whore
he has q family.
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cLOTHINa.-we nans on
GEORGE s. HAMMOND,
ID GU lobbyists,

DAG u Err r lobbyists,
Corner FYrsf Street aud Pennsylvania Artnne near The
Capiioi
MOULD respectfully announce To the citizens and strau
w gers Of Washington that all who wish
rect and cheap DAGbERREoTYPE from their establish
ment. call Immediately, they will positively leave
the city IN lew days. very neat article puup lor
Sl,0O.
All shouldhelp sstan that the absent near
The beautiful unchanged from Time'E rude ilieft-
Guards the fresh tint Of chltihood's polished brow,
And when love yields ito idol to the tomb,
Doth snatch copy. mar.7-l2t
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POUcmKEEPsIn COLLEGIATE

THE sdi6ce Cor this school ID situated College I'LL
ebout three ouris Of mile from the beautiful village
Of Ponghkeepse, Dutcbess County, Stale OF New York
The school ~ cenducted philosophical principles =
Reereuees Invariably had TO the nature Of the juvenile
mind and constant Efforts, employed 10 develop lie
powers. in their natural md TO preserve them IN
their relative strength The domestic arrangements and
modes Of instruction adapted 10 youth OF ten years o.
aye aud upward and they instructed Ia sucn branches
may be requisite, either TO qualy them for com sre.a
NE, engineering or TO prepare them for college
Annual expense per Gchoar 10 $50 payable quarterly In
advance This includes all chargsfor board tuition
stationary bed and beddns, washing, room fuel light
aud books Except tie French and the Spanish books
The year sdIvded into two terms OF % weeks each The
summer commentator the first wednesday In May.
The winter term first Wedne sday in November the
purpose the undersigned receive any youth hf
- honl whose moral character ia not good,
CHARLES BARTLETT, Principal
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no CALIFORNIA GOLD DIGGERa, Ex-
l PLORING PARTIES, AND OTHERS
The subscriber has hand and for eale ftm the Union
India Rubber Company, who have the exclusive right
Goodycars Patent Metallic Rubber, the following
ticlts:
Tenis and Tent Carpets Knapsacka, Camp Blankets,
Eiayersacks, Canieeuf, I.eggins, Clothing Bags,
Water Bottles, TarpatinB, Caps and Capes,
Sou wesers Texas Wallets Gun Cases.
Goats, Cloaks, and Capts, Mexican Pouches,
Overals aud Pnniaoons Gold Pouches,
Air Beds and Pillows Life Preservers.
Drinking Cnpa, buckets and Basins Travelling Bage
Portable noas, Proiy sion Bags. Saddle Baga
God Washers, Baby jumpers, Brras pumrs,
And variety other articles at the sign ofthe star be-
tween | 9ani 9Th streets Pennsylvania Avenue, Wash
Ineton
Sp 7--eoinf S EDDY.
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RicuARp NJ. YoUs0,
Notice to Prc-c m Stfon Claim

n" NOtfcc 10 FTc-tnHPHUH ---7-7-
Every person entitled to the right OF 20 ~
Of the lands within the townships and parts Of ownships
above enumerated required establish the same e ne
office aud make payment therefor pracfea6s A.
ter seeing this notice and before the day appointed Tor inc
the public sale Of the ands embracing
The tract claimed otherwise claim will be forfeited
~ ~ T9i RICHARD NJ. YOUNG.
Commissioner OF the General Land once.
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Gitp Jntcllioentc.
CRIMINAL COURT.

The Court having been opened yesterday morning, the
Judge asked Mr. Key ,be Dstnct Attorney, what cas-. was
M Key answered the Goerz case
Mr.. Radcliffe. We can't understand onr client; he's
Daichman.
slr. Radcliffe, don't know
The Court Col Edwards says that he can and SO does
Mr. Radcliffe. icantm understand him hs Inns not had
time 10 study English
Mr., Radcliffe can't take the responsibility ms appear
In die ease voluntarily with Mr. weodwml am willing
ing the possnnn, not Qarshler)
The t,ourt. lfhe does moi give you information, you
Mr. Radcliffe. Cock says that he can't understand,
The Court That Ia ncnscnse liia' ha ba y
roneing 10 him lie inyrd his associate in the case to
speak TO the prisoner.
Nj Rs,lcliffs Then COME on, Mr. Key
The Jury were sworn The ndirtme.i charged .Ios,p phi
Dockh.ni with having committed perjury, representing
himself TO be Augustus Goets in order 70 obtain land
warrant duo 70 ns last named who served In The third
regiment Of The United States Artillery.
They both Germnns. Witnesses were sworn and
tesiEfd, and the CASE was aierwsrs sphneto thenrys
who without leaving their nesis rendered verdict Of
guilty The Judge sentenced him lonr yeers' mprison
ment in the penitsntiary remarking that The discretion
gwen from two ten, mud he in future he should
DO 20 lenent in snch cases
THE Cash ov sausrRR.--we stated on Monday morn
Ing thai the Jury retired Saturday evening O'clock,
and that the Court ten o'clock at night and twice
Saturday, 10 receive their verdict In case they should
render but they did not still being unable 10
Yesterday, at l2 o'clock the deputy marshal sent up
stars 70 ascertain the probability Of an agreement and
when he returned he reported 10 the Judge that The Jury
desired TO be discharged they far hon making
verdict as when they retired. The Judge however to
this did not assent and give the Jury eil farther time
thr Cont adjourned until six O'Clock n the evening
The Court was opened nj xix O'Clock last evening ~
Tue jury into the room by direction Of the Judge
Nine out oil the twelve saying that there waa no possibility
of coming 10 a conclusion they were discharged They
stood, Tor pcqni,tsl and five for conviction The
difficulty was ns TO the weight TO be given to the evidence,
and not as TO any point OF law.
A trial viii take place, unless tile Government
should abandon The suit.
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las BEEN RECEIVED a fine lot Of Gloves,
Ill Hosiery, Fans, Sr.. whch will DO sold very low La
dies invited call and examine for Themselves We
have
White and colorpd Kid Gloves
Do Silk, 1hread, md Cotton Gloves
Also. white AMI colored Silk, trtad and Cotton Sock
inss, with general assortment OF Fancy Goods
A. TATE,
alp l6--eo3t Sncrensora 10 J. Il. a @ King.
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Extract from The report OF the examining Committee
The committee believe maj the examination has resulted
satiHying all who were present that the teaching IN
ny department has been faith practical and efficient snch
win produce thorough, sound and useful edncson
The advantage which this school ennysn respect posi-
ton, buildings, gronda Tor recreation, gymnasium and
its admirable Internal arrangements well known
hardly TO need any notice from the committee. But they
cannot refrain rom directing the pnhe TO fs superiority
acquainted
The kind and excellent mniron OF the school 10 atcn
tive the dnts which assigned her, The
boys hardly feel the want OF moihsr'H rare.
The strict PaerInl discipline and careful waichful .
constantly exercised by the principal (yr Bareti
his large amily and the happy moral and religious
influence which p,rvades the whole establishments give
The parents every ASSURANCE that they reasonably de-
mand that their will be well care. for and properly
trained for the great purposes OF nseiuinesa IN this
world, aud happnessi IN The next.
o. BRONSON,
]. w FAIRFIELD,
H. g. LUDLOW,
Oct Sth, 1873. L. =. WALDO.
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TESTIMONIALS.

CHARMS BARrLRrr, Esq.
The undersigned who have for some time had children
under your College Ill., and who have attended
several examinations OF your pupils take This opportunity
OF expressing you, and to the public through you,
high ofyour noble School With the local
~ emnontly beantifnl-wiih the arrangement OF the
study room, the dormitory-the play ground-tlie Gym
naslum-wth the comfort and refinement Of the family
with the ihoroughness Of It's educational provisions and
the influences which exered the mIns oi the
scholars delighted and unreqnesed by yon, pre-
to you this expression oil grateful regards aud
wishes that you continue 10 receive you
certainly deserve, the liberal patronage which you have
hitherto enjoyed
e. c.vAH cLRRp. Pastor Of tho r. d Church,
Hlckensark,
EpoAR TnoRE, Supervisor % The town o.
Poughketpse. 60
S D. TsowBRibaE, Merchant, Ponghkeepae.
Gao VAN KLggcx. .
Jois r. McCorN Troy,
GgoasR v. PonKHoy, New York
Asa Hour, Brooklyn. 4a
isnaEL HAwLEy, Metchanl, New York
iluBRar Wax WAdrSas Poughkeepsts.
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III o u 3 E A N ID Lot A N ID NJ l. Y
CARRYALL For SALE.

a. THE subscriber offers his TWO STORY FRAME
ELI HOUSE ari LOT, on the south side Of Maryland
Avenue between aud 9th Streets for sails cheap and
accommodating tsms lie thinks II unnecessary 10 give
here description Of the property as those who wish 10
purchase can FALL and examine for themselves
ALSO, FnsR FAMILY cARRrALI, OF late style. The
trimmings neat and in ias'e Those who wish 10 pnr
chase will find this bargain. II he hy calling
the st,bsc riber CALEB FARMHOUSE,
JIM Maryland Ave, south side, between ~ 4 G sta
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CHOICE MAHOGANY AND LUMBER.
John PURDy has just received and has for sale The fol
j lowing arlieles -
Mahogaits OF every tirkneas nom sencerng TO hsnd
railing, and new,l posts,
ardB eye and cured maple
Walnut aud cherry,
Poplar Of every thickness
Ahl and ork, ...s-s t1E
supply of seasoned white pins panel meylantable,
lect siding and common euls tt
With general assortment o. North Carolina and Eastern
shore pine
Also a supply OF caleined platter otd cement.
nr- Daily expected two vessel loads OF coal
mn IG-eoi6t
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ny the Pressdsnt 81 che gsatsd ssssss-se
pursuance Of law, LJAMEs X. POLK; Prs,id ~, .
known that public sales win be held lie aforementioned
land oihees 10 the State Of LOUISIANA, al The psriods
Al the hand office Nstehiioches. commencing Mos
day. the fourth day Of June next for the dlspos VI the
public lands situated within the undermsniIonsd ownship
NORTH ofe base lima, and ices, Of the principal msv-
dian.
Township SIX, Of range four
Township SIX, Of range 1--WE.
Township seven and eight ofrsnre seven
At the land Office at Opeloisas, commencing Monday,
the eighteenth day OF June next Tor the disposal Of s pub
lie lands within the undermentionei township, viz 4
Soufh Of he base linz ana east q me Pr'"e'pai NC
Sections thrfysx TO forty .six Inclusive, and secfions
fly my one, and hiiywo, IN township thirteen, o. nss
Al the land Office at New Orleans commencing on Mon
day the fourth day q June neI ior ne o. an nS
South Or he base line east Of Ms principal meridian.
and east Of The Mississippi ,ipey.
Townships ten and eleven, Of rnnge seven
Township eleven, Of runge eight ,,.-
ry or herpurposes will be excluded from the sslts
The offering 81 the above mentioned lands will BE- com.
WSss hsy are with al
until the whole shah have been offered and the ssss mus
eased.
But sales shall kept open longer than two weeks
and no private entry Of any Of the lands wiz be admusd
Given under my hand the city Of Wanhingtony this
twenty seventh day Of February ammo domini one thou
sand eBHi huHdreu ana ioHy'Hihc'
by the President:
RICHARD NJ Youso, HF
Commissioner of The General Land Once.
Notice to Presumption Claimants
Every Person entitled the right Of presumption 10 any
Of The lands within the townships aud paris Of townships
enumerated is required TO Establish Tie same 70 n:
satisfaction the register and receiver Of the proper nnu
Office and make payment therefor soon az prGcfteaoh
amer seeing this notice, and before the day appointed TOT
the CONNIE Of the public sale Of the lands en-
hracng The tracts claimed Otherwise snch claims VIII be
RICHARD NJ YOUNG,
Commissioner Of the General Land ONCE
Mar C-lawl3w .7
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DERSONs having claims against balance due ifona
the Navy Departr the estate Of Thomas mcVey,
eceasea late an ordinary In the United States ser
vice. are hereby NOTIFIED present them al ihe oes Of he
his date ap i0-a
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WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY.
meeting nf the Directors, tho lith instant, Mr.
II ULYSSES WARD was elected 10 supply vacancy
oceaslcntd by the resignation OF Mr. JOHN +. CALIAN;
and MIR u, WARD then elected the President OF the
Board Of Directors, and Mr. ELEAzER LISpSLEy wac
appointed Secretary,
The Board now conasts Of
ULY SSES WARD. President.
VIZ A, BRAptRr, u. FRgHoH,
j. BiGELoW, w. II narrower
up To- ELEAZEh LiNDSLEY, SECRETARY.