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lUHITEHURsIos new and extensive Gallery ofI'rc-
w Du2uencoypes The Duval Bo between
IN and 9th streets, Pennsylvania avenue.
This ga others being built
the foo arranged expressly for This IL
largest skyghts this country, and is the
and Baltimore. facility
for copying paintings dasuereoype having It's superior In
the world where be obtained beautiful and hgyhnished
dagueeopes all weather. though cloudy Is preferable,
for children. Post mortem promptly attended 10,
Awarded medal the late Fair of the MR land Ins-
tue, and premium the late Fair at New York
2n5 Baltimore Baltimore; 37 Broadway
New York Pennsylvania avenue Washington d. c. q Main
street. Richmond, Virginia Lynehhurg, Virginia Norfolk, Vr.
gnia aud Petersburg, Virginia.
galleries open free the public all hours of the
J. H. WHlTEHURST.
Dec. l2--d3m Sole proprietor.
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United States Patent OHice,

February i2, 1872.
lR the petition VIM t. James, New Rochelle New York,
praying for the of patent granted him for
cacheTs from the expiration
Of said patent which takes place on the thirteenth day Of April
A D. 1852
said petition be heard Office
Monday day IL O'Clock and all
notified appear and show they have why said
petition ought to be granted.
file in
Oce their objections specifically forth writing least
days before the hearing All testimony filed by either party
with the rules OF the office, which Will be furnished appea
odered also that this notice be published in the National uie
lgencer, Republic, Union Washington Philadelphia
Philadelphia Providence Journal Providence
Ptsburg Gazette Psbug Pa Express, York N. vi Daily
Bee, Mass, Daily Journal Milwaukee Wis
week for three successive weeks the 18th day
April neat
THOS. EWBANK,
Commissioner OF Patents
papers please copy,
Office, with containing this notice.
Feb I3-lawjw
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pRuvATE TUTOR.

PRIVATE TUToR.-A young English gentleman, who ha.
received good education, resided years Paris
70 obtain the position fnor companion young
sons In some private family OF responsibility.
References
% parties ofthe highest respecsby either this
IN England =
Mar l6-duf = " ~
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Jan 222awam

% pEmOvAL.-The celebrated DR. e. w. RoBACK, professor
III astroogy, phrenoogy and geonancy combined
with eonurnon from Sweden having removed his Office to No
White
Washington lie been consulted by all crowned
Europe, enjoys higher reputation astrologer
according
ladies So gentlemen S. Persons distance have their
sending the date OF the their birth
letters containing the above fee will receive immediate
ton, and natvues OF the world,
durable he prepared his power
eonuraon any following topics Coutshp, advice
the successful accomplishment wealthy
he has the to redeem such as are given 10 the free
of hazard
property purchasing of lottery tickets Thou
abovenamcd this city
OF
have been
while will every purpose will
well as call in and the mail safe that
money through post Office.
500 900 monthly and has
regously to, prepaid par.
post office, county and State particulars
call The ONCE Of the Union, and astrological almanac
gratis.
4. w. RoBACR,
White street, New York.
Septo o1-6mosd
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United States Patent once.

HffasE.#. .a.H February ~, 1852.
I'M petition of Patrick Magennis, Jersey
praying for extension of patent granted
dyeng, Yeas
said PATENT which lakes place the a.
sF.a#.g E
IL Is ordered that The said petition be heard
on Monday the nneteenih day Of Apr ID O'clock
ana all notified and show
have, why said petition ought granted. e, III
ersons opposing tue extension required file the
once ihe specifically sci forth in writing at least
" days before The day of hearing All filed by
10 be used at the said hearing
cordancc with the rules OF The oce ap
phcaton. th#EN1a
Ordered ao that this notice be published National nte
Eencer, Repu6c and unlon washington, d. c. Philadelphia
quirer, Phadepha Pennsylvania Providence Journal,
dence, Rhode and Express New York. New York Daily
boon, Massachusetts, and the ST LOUIS tntelgencer,
Missouri week for previous
18Th OF April next. .##t Hf y Il. "N
ttfH X. &. WEIGHThIAN.
ttEn& FL Acting Commissioner of Patents.
r. s. Editors OF the above viii please and their
bills 10 e Patent Once with containing this notice.
Feb IL law3w ss@7 N 1sHt .te - 4. .g##e
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ATTENTIONS.

1ae Nearest and Rike Wi and EaIty sp,Hg Goods Gen
s4-t hi II Aemen's -F.
f5HAS. A. SMITH CO., No. Old House, Boston, bet
" leave 90 invite gentlemen visiting Boston
stock most OF which has selected
buyer from he principal England
Germany, and France, and imported ord
Ovecoans English, Venetian, beaver Labrador (wate
prool beavers, hne cloth inh beaver Whneys DufeIs
French
For and
makers French, German, English beautiful
ors, and rich superior
Pantalooney and three hundred different
each of such and fail
NEST rehn ed aud exquisite
cutting deparunent-We have different depart
who for skill acknowledged by
10 have competitors.
We shall
with call will selection
which equalied
this any other city the Union.
which will be q
style, workmanship and which
constantly increasing patronage
enjoy and at prices that cannot Gail 10 please.
gHAS. a. SMITH & CO,
No Old State House, Boston.
Ian y3m
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LII wrDTHs.-HOw in store, and for sale much len a.
n the usual prces-- va
patterns RN
pieces hne 1914 table alnAsk rich patterns
40 dozen dsrnask table napkins assorted in and ~
20 dozen beached and brown doyiies
80 dozen assorted dansask and aaekabaek toweIa
80 pieces lowelings, all kinds, styles, and prices
50 pieces Irish linens :" ali pure, ~ for sAIting
20 pieces fine linens for bos0lns and collars
100 pieces hne bleached shiTtng cotions
Will many lots OF desirable goods in line all OF which M
sold very ehesp foT the meBhs. NV
Terms cash, unless arranged 10 the contrary,
Good articles, low prices, and fair dealing may be relied on a
cases. PERRY BROTHER
Jan i3-3wif Opposite Centre MARI,
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steamship Columbia will ply, in xion with the
above steamers Francisco and ports In Oregon
$50 lbs personal baggage hee not
ceeding in 10 cubic feet
Freight viii be Chagres 10 cents foo and from
fabema San Francisco ut the rate of 500 per ton
OF eigh or pssse apply at the office OF the company ~
West street New York city, n III M o. ROBERTS
Jan l6--d3m
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HOUSEKEEPING articles, such as
III French China dinner and
Iron China dinner, tea and toilet ware
Crockery Of every color and quality
Cut and pressed glassware, looking glasses
Fancy hardware lamps, and girandoes
Table cutlery, nantel and table ornaments
Japanne ed goods, plated
Bfonzed iron goods Aibata and Britannia ware
Cooking utensils OF almost every description
Wood ware tin ware, baskets, brushes, &c. .
Altogether assortment OF housekeeping ar
Of housekeope those about furnishing
Purchasers will find decidedly their Interest 70 call and
inc articles and prices. g. W. BOTELER,
Nov I6-2aw3w Opposite Centre Market
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WILLIAM HoRNEH,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Lancaster, Grant county, Wiseousin,

(JaTr r.ueuiEr COUNTY, va.D
WILL attend OF Grant Dane and Iowa countless and
w the federal supreme Madison. lie will give
prompt particular attention the collection Of claims the pur
Of nnds and the Of taxes
nor Z resident andho.ders any part Of the State.
Refers 10 Foote u. 3. Senate, Hon. James Mason
u senate nman Homer esq, Warrenion, Va Messrs Knox
Mason, attorneys law, Now York Professor VI Homer
David Iapsley esq, Mesrs 3. W. Welsh Philadelphia
Messrs John A. KassoR attorneys law - Louis,
Missouri. Apl9-lawly
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Military Asylum.

NOTICE hereby given persons be entitled 10 tbs
IN benefits Congress- approved March 3 sS to fonnt
a Military Asylum, &e vzi
All soldiers and discharged soldiers OF the army OF the United
regulars Of the battalion
nes served Mexico, who disabled
in that service and in the line
their disability, incapable further mill
service soldiers and discharged soldiers OF the army of t'
United States faithfully The
or twenty every soldier discharged soldier who
the Military Asylum since ths
passage the sameMarcb 3, ls5accordng
provisions Of that who have been disabled by disease
his duty rendering him incapable
Of wounds,
military service, though not contributor 10 th'
who, during the period he voluntarily
receive the benefits OF H. shall transfer his pension to t'
Military Asylum that building has been provided in this city 10
their accommodation.
deseer. habuai drunkard will be admitted
without evidence of reformation of character the commits
shall deem sufficient TO authorize his admission nor do h
provisions Military Asylum apply Untcs
states shall convicted felony
dsgracefu infamous crime OF civil nature since h
admitted the service OF the United Stnes
Applications received into this institution will be addesse
to Brevet Captain Schuyler Hamilton A. Secretary to u
Board Of Commissioners, Washington, ID. c,
Dec 95-3taw2w
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Tor Rent, the large ana rompncdious house In tn
II first ward occupied by the brazilian Minister.
For tef rms apply Gen. Gfatiof, Sir buildings.
Sept 2i-eodn ilntel.t
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in PURSUANCE OF AN Order OF the Orphans Coar'

on O0n Pounds Choice Goshen Butter just received
0UUUU New York Butter Store, No " Han
over sueet, Baltimore
great above has been collected with the greatest
families during the winter
prejudice that justly eAiss against packed
been imposed ihem as
butter which Being with OF the old
and houses in New York. who possess superior
procuring daes from Orange county,
and sending supplies regularly twice week.
article that will suit e most renned
tae and delightful flavor until spring Hun
already realized the virtue OF my bue no
spared all All goods delivered IN e
free charge. ~ Ia,
Also 1900 pounds choice pineapple cheese All VIII DC
sold is as in New York by the few packages.
All goods bought and sold for cash. =, :, oan,,,,,
BALTIaoRE, Dec. IL, 1851.
Dec l2-law3w
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nE QUINCEy's Literary Her'snisoenc - vols I@mc.
IL being vols and Of the uniform edition OF ms wons
Moth-rwellis Posthumous Poems, vol.
The vision Of sir aunhs poem by James Russell Lowell
puckminste and OF ms SON. Mv Jos
Stevens Buckminster by Eliza Buckminster Lee, vol -
Brief Practical Treatise Morsrs with nm account o ne pro
VIM. H. Wright u. 3, Engineers.
This day received for sale by a,. ....ur
septB BOOKSELLER, near p'h stree
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Assistant Teacher Wanted immediately.
OF IN. C Male Academy wishes
assistant teacher who Is qualified
the mathematics He
OF sober habits and good moral character
An applications made Immediately and by paid
to The Principal.
Feb lq-dn
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A. Il q. A. hIsNOUx,
DRaPERs .sND T.aIL0Rs,

No. 303 Broadway, corner Of duane Huee',
Above The Truing House, NeD York. 4..s
friends and the public 10
IL their goods the newest patterns,
make the best and most
moderate prices. Fresh cloths,
vosus Of latest mportadons elegant light silks
for vests patterns Paris cmbroidenes,
There sku employed this esiabhmentone
10 en-, coats pants, waistcoa Each de-
and uniforms made 10
der with accuracy despatch and in the approved
n.r stanrprs metropolis will find At this establish
and perfect nt B always insured
NJ b. Prrsrn wAtsTeoArs--These elegant wsiscoais that
Gardsn awarded the
6rst premium BY institute al their late fair
| Feb I5--dlm
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LAW AND AGENCY NOTICE.

CONTINUES practise law in the Supreme Court attend
before claims and see
against the departments and boards Of commissioners 70
home and abroad 10 obtain aud
and bounty lands collect debt dividends legucie and inhe
Of the United States and in foreign coun'res
stocks bond and
negotiate purchase and sale loans lands and
patent rights, In any State OF the Union.
California landuue coming
United States Supreme Court appeal
Coumuncaion pT epad addrcsSed snehen Carroll
Place Capitol H waahngion c. VIII with prompt
tention. oct 98-dly
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MOSES T.. HOLT,


ATroGNEY COUNSELLOR Law,
San Francisco, California.
RrvrRENors; Hon g. w Inge c. habama John Taylor
esq., Mobile, Alabama Messrs. Rhodes, Wright Co.. New or
gans Louisiana Henry CLARK, esq, Tsrboro North Carolina
WIN. Gwn, M c., Califomai Benz k True, New York
r. Heaey, esq BostoH Massachusetts A. r. aic esqi
Portsmouth, New Hampshire. MayI-2awV
NEW York and California millionaire Associat,on.-
N Of thousand dollars. Capital OO0
600 limited number Of shares TO be obtained by Influential
capital special admitted in
revised statutes Of New York. free from per
liability the Of 900 cash, and
therefor cent annually,
doubling the whole, in safo operations in
mining United States, under Tho direction and con-
troll of OLIVER HOLDEN,
Az aud Chief ofthe Company,
No II Wall street, New Yoik.
Caouans responsible parties throughout the Union
VIII with the United States appl
cation be employed ut diff
points, line OF steamers and vessels be made
available for carrying nails and freight and
from Europe Asia, Africa, and the Americas
There increasing business doing with Cafor
mia The Pac6c the supply Of gold
goods and manufactures, viii aston the
views calculations therefor. And 1t s this
ana ana pro6t formed
der the firm and style OF ", hobpnN q oo,l
Mercantile Commercial, and Commission Merchants, Banking,
Mining Agents, New York and San Francisco
Capital Sl 100000,
Febp-u
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w. ii. stamford, merchant Taiior,

No side Of uugnuH four Of Third street
under Gadsby's Hotel, saEE..
ID friends, the citizens OF Washington
ID Geoigen,sn Alexandria, public In general also members
Congress- strangers visiting that his stock Of cloths cas-
slees vesting and complete Although doe
10 $40 600 WORTH IL suiceny large or all good buy
ote
esabIhnent Tie District goods all perfectly
and fresh all Of this falls importation, which viii be made 10 oIde
notice. and style not 10 be surpased equaed
by any other establishment in the United States J..
lie advance the highest pnce paid IN this ci of M
work. .. .s -
Having employed the establishment Of ?. w Bownn
years. having special charge the most d
cult branch OF the cutting department known 10 our nde and guy
general prompted by desire, wei
he will be able TO please all tina
win him with their patronage which he earnestly soes
Also constantly hand assortment OF fancy goods
shis drawers underhts, crava stocks, suspenders
Cloves collars and article necessary TO complete gentle
mi wardrobe.
Nnyn
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I KNOX WALKER will practise law I'm the supress
Cont OF The United States, and a,ond to the prosecution
claims againstihe government Address washington, D. o.
Mar 10--u #4 sHt
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l.. 7 MILLER,
Of Virginia.
VERIFY d MILLER
Dec. l2-d3m

c. w. YERBY, L. MILLER,
OF Washington City. Of Virginia.
YERBY d MILLER,
avenue between h and st Washington D.
WHOLESALE retail dealers foreign and domestic
fancy dry goods maiugs, oicloths table
aud piano bed Spreads blankets shecngs and houseur-
nisIing dry goods generally.
strict, prompt, personal attention given to orders.
Dec 21-lYf
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CEyENTH scmi-AnnunI Trade Sale Of Carriages
This sale will take place Wednesday morning. 2iih March
haEpas O'Clock the Chinese Philadelphia
and viii occupy both OF the extensive saloons OF that capcou
building
light no top wagons arranged large ballroom,
second
The stock OF carriages be sold this occasion will be the
offered auction the United states embracing
hundred light vehicles Of the manufacture of Dunlap Co., Fage
John Merck, Howell Sparks, D. Doughty and Others
acknowledged reputation.
carriages will be admitted catalogue unless warranted
by makers that purchasers rely good
article
Open for exhibition the day previous.
Purchasers informed post
ponement account Of the weather.
ALFRED NJ. HARKNESs,
Auctioneer
OF horses carriages and harness held
opposite the Museum every Saturday throughout year
establishment all times for private
kept hand believed be largest United
States. Feb B-2aw3w
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RICHMOND, Va, October, ls5l

DEAL ESTATE AGENCY.-A ROTHWELL informs the
IL public opened office OF 7l street,
National ntelgencer, the
ing the purchase and sale of city property
lie number Of building lots in various parts OF
city, will disposed Of accommodating ers also,
improved property.
lie will the negotiation OF purchases and sales OF city
property for persons who may need such aid.
no property holders he offers his services TO make
sales, pay taxes, sc.
For such persons may sell property he would
himself 10 find purchasers.
which he TO prosecute he considers him
his extended knowledge the location aud
property acquired his business collector
All letters postpaid will prompt attention. 4.
yancng drawing deeds &C. will be attended at his
office. &t
Being justice of the peace, he will attend TO
the taking Acknowledgements Of deeds, &c. t#
Nov I3-Caw6wf
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w. II. Duvaii, Merchant Tailor,

(Ldfe firm Of LuHby 4 Duraib)
MOULD respectfully his friends and the public
he has openel and varied assortment Of fall and
winter goods for gcutlemen's wcar such as
Cloths cassmos and vestngs Of the most approved manufac
and styles
Merino, silk, cotton shirts and drawers
Hosiery, cravats, suspcnders, gloves
Umbrellas, dressing gowns, &cs
which he his customers nj the lowest
He solicis liberal share OF public patronage.
His present location opposebs former stand the National
Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue.
Q7-3taw3wif
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Columbian College, ID. g.
THE winter session Of months will be opened the l7h Of
i September.
Room, library, bed, and furniture. ~ 90
servants, per week.. 70
Charges TO students who do bonrd
Iuinon 70 w
Room, library, and furniture. IL 90
Fuel atcosti washing 37S cents per dozen
Naturalization $40; and small charge for damages
The necessary college exclusive Of books and stationery
do exceed sso per Students be admitted at
time opening the session preferable Bills payable three
months In advance.
Our the opportunity Of attending the Of lee
dsn Eushod the Smith
hearing the debates and
before United States supreme which
other college present.
CoLiror IIiLI- August, 1851. Aug e2-dkcpiawiw
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no MAKE RooM.-In order that We may have room s
large supply Of spring goods selling OF our sas
winter goods at extremely low prices, "N
black aud eooed "Bay state long shals choice s
40 pas of blankets, comprising all kinds FROM cOBmoa m
supertne, great bargains
very choice and ne cloths and cassimeIes neud
styles and prices, The black French cloths and eaasnsr
In lol very fine and cheap
rs richly pointed cloth piano and table covers
100 pieces white anneIs nom rs yard extra hn
% bundles gentemeDs woolen cotton, menO, s uDd
shirts and drawers
30 pieces duggets and eumb cloths, handsome pattern,
low prices ...a.=a...
Our stock oi bombaznes apacas, mouselnes neraos ana
other kinds of mourning goods is well time, &
pleie, and prices pfoverbiaiy low
100 pieces English French merno all prices eoors
we are offering bargains in all kinds OF and
silks.
10 pieces ladies habit eIotis," assorted eolors
pieces white satns
100 dozen ladies' kid gloves, assorted colors
300 pieces white cambncs and musins, al all prices
20 pieces heetng and pillow case linens all nen and wd
100 pieces COTTON sbeongs assorted with many dea
goods lne all Of which, bear IN mind, Will offer Al
| Inarkably low prices .#.
Terms cash. unless arranged to The contrary
Good aees prices, aud far dealing may be relied ali
cases. PERRY q BROTHER
Jan l3--3wif Opposite Ceate Market
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Virginia Land Once,
Richmond January 81, 1859.
IN conformity Code OF Virginia of lse page 49,
hereby all whom may concern, ap
of the eschcaor the
dated Sst day OF December 1851 received into the
January 1852 that by held
Goth day Of December le5 lot Of land containing
lying in Page county, adjoining Gideon c. Bubakc Philip
Long, &c. which Robert Etnckcr died seised
rheatcd TO this Commonwealth.
8. II. PARKER,
Jan 27-law6w Register Land Ofice,
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE srORE.-The suhscrber has
IN and recently erected ny
Messrs Duva Brnte the north side Of Pennsylvania
and 9Th where he intends conducting tb
branches engaged the
Of Henry narselas who Is wen knovn has
for himself high and whose attention will be
particularly directed the manufacturing OF boots and shoes
particularly call the attention Of the ladies the
OF Mr. MArselass boots shoes
We beautiful Of French
English leather, alks and atm which will
order In Mr.. Ms usual beautiful style,
In mandatory have selected with
New York Philadelphia, and Baltimore all Of the most
Of aud Of description, 10 all Of
which particularly attention Of the public generally
Oct 7-eo&w y. M. JOHNSON
WASHINGTON SEMINARY, ID. C.-rhe evening English
w school this institution will
every night except Saturdays aud sundays from O'clock
..
practical nstruc
reading rules for the formation and Improvement
elocuon and the several kinds of public
speaking together criticisms Of various distinguished English
writers prose and
The classical department devoted explanation and analysis OF
enabling student
and In that with facility.
The mathematical comprises the study Of arithmetic book
keeping Algebra geometry, surveying, Ronomety and calculus
Nov 5-lw SAMUEL BARBER, President
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NOTICE ~ hereby given that ell acoonn", gooE "
unsettled upon the books Of the late ntm o a. m 10 s
together with those OF our present rm will be mace ~
stsni and handed in for settlement either by note ~ n F
change in our business which took effect upon aants shos
last renders II essentially that All open =
closed AZ the espirson OF the present ha W.
June 24-2wn hophi p"NN
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un,,sa sts,s. Pa.snt omes,

gAkuAhr loy ico%-
QN the petition OF samuel Tseai geoge Wolf Of Columbia
Pa, and james Doushery, Of fnladeipha ra ~ ~
extension patent granted them for AN lmpios eeh IN
Of making wheels 10 be used on RAILROADS., A
applicable other purposes for years from ue
said patent which takes place on the seventeenth uay
ID i ordered that peoa Patent Once on
Tuesday sixteenth day Of March neAt, al IL oeloeA m
notified and show cause, any ey hae'
why said petition ought not TO be granted ~, 49,,
required 10 le IN e fen
Once their obleenons specifically set orm IA ss,
party said hearing be taken and
with the rules Of the once which VIII be furnished
Ordered also published the National ineh
Republic Union, Washington d. o. thladelpa IN
Guirer Pa Providence Journal, Providence, PtshuIg Ca
Bee Boston Tor three successive weeks pre-
u " w ~ THos EWBANK,
Commissioner of Patenis.
p q Editors The above papers please copy and send the
bills TO the Patent Once, paper containing this notice.
Jan lB--lawJw
IN PURSUANCE o an Order Of the Orphans Co"r'
city shereby given that ~ the last wiz ano
testament Edward Matthews, OF Baltimore cN ana "en
admitted probate the 2h day OF December 1885, e
following em designated The third Item o sad asl ~
Item AL viii and bequeah half my my widow
divided equal partshree paris oee o
grand chdren their heirs three paris
my Mattew grand children or their he
county Gamorgan Wales shall be Judges OF this beques
should the above children, their heir De weay
that the next poorest OF my fea's VI
| either side shall have IT," !. ,..- Ia ! !
order notice is further gyen warning ~
persons may interested in the provision Of sad item 70 up
pear person, by SOLICITOR before The t day OF u
hb their under the said povision and 70 sanu
such action the said orphans court may take ID IN
premises ,nspnu m p,currN
| Dec o7--iam6m Edward Matthews