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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-10

EQR KENF AND YELLOW PINE JOISTS
Il FOX SALE-For rent-iwo splendid three
stor, BRICK HOUSES, With large lots of ground
atiched 10 them, ons In tquare 50 Fret W ard.
the other ~ Genrgetown, SEQ nd door north above
have for sale, $40 long JOISTS Eastern shore
yellow pine, at s . per lO' feet.
ap costs JOSEPH n FEARSnN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-10

WI Georgetown, ID. c., will open on Thurs
s SpR, ne l2tn INST se!sct ass1rtment
oon sstng In part of Silk, Grape, Neapolitan Fancy
straw, aud Chip BON NETS, which will be sold
at very moderate prices to suit the times Ronne :
snd ats bleached aud pressed In FASH nsbe sty
at a shert notice. Don't forget-91 Bridge street,
Georgetown. an q sts
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n%FIRST WARD, ATTENTION-Thea AL
~ Jonrned meeting of the Pioneer Democratic
S9d Anti NJ oW-NothIng Association, of the First
Ward, will take place on TUESDAY NEXT. the
lOth install, at half past o'clock at Stott's Hall
corner OF Twentieth st. and Pa avenue '
W., b. RANDOM, Pres't
~ u IeIStLGs, &c Y. ap5-d
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Cor. Bridge and JtfersoH cts GeorgetotcH
Having glven my personal attention 10 this branc
OF my business, am prepared to
attend 10 Gil calls with pr, mptness
Persons from a distance can be sup
Piled at 'ew mlnute9 notice. as ! have a larg
assortment of CUFFlNS always on hand.
Particular attention paid to the removal of tn
az from the old TO the new burial grounds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-10

~ uIe oil announcing To the citizens of Wash
instnh that ne Will deliver lecture China and
the fccuiarItleS of Chinese Life. at WlaTds' Com
cert Hal on TT ESDAY EVENING April 10Th.
tSoo IT. Us remarks Will be principally based on
The celestial empire. Tickets Is cents Ia lie had at
cordially invited.
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SPRING AND SUMNER

Many Of them cheap from Auction.
Just received-Hoop Skirts from SIX and up |: "a
pieces Bonnet Ribbons at l2x, worth is to Is;
Ghintz Pattern of Bareges, very fine: Is Xslenti,
DAnglaIse Robes: very cheap; Silk Tissue Robes
s N1l ior Sl2 now for $3.50: Robe Lawns, Black
ton and very cheap; together with large ard wei
selected stock Of regular DRY GOODS all bong h
Tor cash. and viii be sod cheap.
JOHNSON d SUTTON.
ap 1-eoSt Corner Eighth st. and Pa ay
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CITIZENS OF GEORGETOWN AND VI
~ CINITY, TAKE NOTICE!
That SPILMAN d HUNT, No. % Bridge st.,
are nov offering Inducements IN al kinds of DRY
Amongst their splendid sock can be found the new
sty les and novelties in Dress Goods, LAos Man
90 Bridge st. mar a-easvs
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SEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE EREC-
~ ton of a Schol House. West End, Georgetovn
will pa II ceyed up 10 the Esd inst, by VIM. C. MA
gee, Esq. At his lace If business, ridge street
where the plans and tp cihcations c,n be seen al
any time. The contract TO be awarded Under the
penters or builders,
%. To be awarded to the lowest responsible bid
Sd Subject to the approval of the Corporation of
GEORGETOWN
BY order of the Board Of Guardians
apt st mo r RANEG
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Mr.. Williams exonerated the committee from
the charge Of delay in reporting. The Mayor
knew that a majority Of the Boards was in favor
of suspending the sale until the 10Th April He
knew the matter was pending here, and was 1t
anything but courteous to paw some attention to
that fact: He had not treated the Board with
common respect.
After some further remarks by MIR. Williams
Mr.. Tenney again rose, and stated that he had
tried to have the rent Of butchers stalls raised by
the last Corporation but failed that this resolution
was not fair; and as the stands were disposed Of
for year, let them appraise all the stalls from
after the LIST of April, 1861
Mr.: Pearson presented the petition of J. l.
Shac klefOrd, in which he stated that all the fish
stands had been purchased by Messrs. Mankin
Robinson, and Turby, a firm. and that the
monopoly had shut him out from the ma ket, and
moved its reference to the committee on the mar.
ket house; so referred.
MI. Williams rose to reply to Mr.. Tenney He
thought Mr.. /. was party man, and not compe-
tent 10 give ali unbiased decision when party was
concerned. He wanted vote on the passage of
his resolution.
Mr.. Hill wanted the matter referred back to the
commune win RESTRICTIONS to report general
hucksters complained greatly Of the high rate
paid by them aud the low rate paid by the
butchers. This thing has gone too far Some
system is wanted. Parties now have got their
licenses, and you cannot take them away
Mr.. Williams Il do not see what is to be gained
By another reference. So far party is concerned
PUT MIR Tenney and Mr. Hill together
MI. Hill objected to this, and stated that he was
a member OF the committee, but had never been
consulted. All was done by two members He
did %. want one man In market to have an ad.
vantage over another
MT Williams said he had shown the memorial
to Mr.. Hill, who had read ii all, and said II was
just and right and proper, and would
Mr.. Hill, (excitedlY 81 deny the whole state.
ment.
Mr.. Williams -wha, the gentleman ,av. 8.
departure from the truth He read the memorial
to-day, think
Mr.. Hill Il understood the gentleman to allude
10 The resolution. | was shown the memorial but
was not consulted on the resolutiop
:. Mr.. Williams.-I understood you to concur in
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Deferred Antilles.

r. A train on the Fort Wayne. Ind, road
was lately stopped COR horse that got mixed
UP in the still. work of a dry bridge. How
to get the horse out was the trouble, lever
and ropes being tried in vain-fnally we'll
dressed passenger who had been quiet OBJ
server, pulled off his gloves, seized the horse
by the tail, and with one tremendous force
hurled him forward upon the plank road No
one assisted, and indeed the whole thing was
done so quick that assistance was impossi-
bic. The horse walked away, looking foolish
and casting suspicious side glances towards
bis caudal aperdage. The lockers on laugh
ed and shouted. while the stranger resumed
his Kids, muttered something about the in
convenience Of railway delays, lit cigar and
walked slow y into the smoking car. He
was unknown to the passengers, and only
answered that he was Pennsy vanian, trav
cling for his health. And the editor of the
Chicago Journal vouches for the story on
personal observation.
C \ very unusual surgical operation
was performed in Worcester. Mass, on Sat.
urday by DR.. Clarke in case Of disunited
fracture. Michael Hart was run over by the
cars on the railroad, about ten months slice,
and his arm crushed just above the elbow
The usual operation of splintering was re-
sorted to. but the bones failed to unite, and
cartiaginous union was formed, producing
a false Joint. On Saturday. DR.. Clarke pro-
ceeded to di>Sect the ends of the bone, saw
ed them Off and fitted the ends together,
joining them by silver, after which he put
the arm in splinters. In this case so tar
there is very good prospect Of success,
in etfecting perfect union of the disunited
bone.
q The members of the Japanese embas-
sy were agreeably surprised to learn that
their expenses are to be pail by our govern
ment. They brought ample funds to pay
their own expenses. The japanese are divi
died. into two parties, one favorable, and the
other opposed, to opening intercourse with
other nations. The chief ambassador repre-
sents the former and the assistant ambasSa-
dor the latter party. Each side is required
to make separate report to the Iycoon.tthe
EMPEROR for III. benefit Of the nation. These
reports, and the Judgment of the nation there
on, will be tina. decision as to our success
or failure in Japan.
IT, The London Times says that if the
exodus from Ireland continues SHE will soon
become English and the United States Irish,
and the New World is the true home of the
Celtic race.
IT, On Friday an lrishman III Auburn, \.
H., set fire to some brush, and getting be-
You'd his control the fire spread until it has
run over more than two thousand acres.
c. The late favorable weather has great
ly improved the appearance of the crops in
Ohio. North Of the river everything at pres
ent indicates very favorable harvest.
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4 GOOD CUANCETO IMPROVE
YOUR STOCK.

The subscriber will stand his celebrated horse,
FLYING BAN \ER.
this season at the stable of Mr.. Ranney at the
tro,ting course i'll 81. Johnsbury. Terms.
S20.00 :he season, or by warrant. as the
parties can agree. All who wish to secure the
of this horse can do 81 BY letter or otherwise.
ii done soon, or before the engagements exceed
fifty mlrt>. that number being all he will serve
this season. Lovers OF good horses are invited
to call and see for themselves before engaging
elsewhere: for this horse is capable Of acting for
himself both for style and speed. with any horse
in taiS Union. without exception Blood, Black
Hawk and Woodbury. Mor-ans. He is years
old. weigh, 100 b.. and is ID hands 8 inches
high, dapple chestnut color
G. VI. HUCKINS, Proprietor.
Topsham, Apr. %. 1859 S.9l*
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OHUEH nf NOTIfEof SETYLEHEN
>.-YI Attest. ASA l.. FRENCH, Judge oi Probate
ORDER Of NO7ICE"f SETTLEMENT,

STATE OF VERMONT { al",i"lia District
Al Probate Court held al 81 .clIeDuT said .I.IiCt
the 9Th day of MAY. \. II. l>jn.
" HEREhS. R.!,'t Il Dow. administrator the e.
w tate Jul"ttc Dow. Late 81 Barnet. said ii>f
,J>c> al
lFdtlI and I" lrc> IL h> account dca!l-i said estate
;"r rNinil.tiil all tbs lrp',>, maxi:
tlllu ami distribution ui Tia. Reside ul said I.
g., zee II a.. court The !Hi 10
a.. entitled ti, II therefore rT'i-rci
>,iId the under Consideration
hoard At the Probate Once IL 81 J"ilI>turN- "il
Tin tA la II MAY. \. u. i-ni. AL! II further
lei TIA. ii. ic!>ii> Interested ie u"iIii-t icirui ~
I.ril. atln COPY 81 lie i''-i II Ills ,r liz
ta-,,rI...l. printed ~. Juhu>iLrN. W'-A>
,-INvlt ,.i,Ni.- = >.Ir ril. ,! h'i.I-. that
Il% hi!"sr ,ul contest In" allow aid
tI.,s IL heard g.. ,.,i II.
tlIr i..icr partition. AL. dI>Gritt"Ii >.ii
Attest A*A l. fEENt Ii. judge.
\ t-lr rni! "ir',"rd
oJ:I A.i,>t, ASA l.. FRENC II. judge.
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Ii-bNP>tN.
>r!i JEREMY Pearl. "l- .
OHDLE ~ NDIICE' q, SETTLEMENT
~ -, Nm .--L-S-S

STATE OF NEEMUNr Ca.,r!,4.la n,.ir;,t -
it1 Pr'.aie "r hold Al = !o>:-y il. >i.i ..sIr!,t
"iI Ia" lttu its g Ma ! II. l-.,-
|. lI.KEi~ CALVIN MORRILL,. -!:n;i.l>ir.t~ -,
" i r~A;' II '.Atc-- AXE u>tJ SONY - ii -
:lri H. ra>'i. re. L. rricr a account cd: hi>
administration az! u present Ai< account a-A!li,i
>t!I '-i.i- L.. tAs'ni4.-t.I. AID ali i!s,, ioI
H." pL~H>" ~ naNIiIt ia.titIrI. il~.. tuii,l
ii i'lr residue Il >lii estate. G,irr ,r,r ed. -.
t'Ii tI"i- T.. t''>';> l' Irv L., Tie. 1. III,
>Alnr lii therefore ordered hl aid CONT that >,ri,,
U,! ,"I>i alton .Il, tr h. Ia. Pr,ar, pr
ne Il. - Jiri>hUTN. "n The II lay IUI.. u l>a
Aii i = iGra "Itcrc: that al 's.,.> interested
Iriuri hc!'"! 10y publication 81 copy III, ord
tins order Ia 1hr tc,riai. printed II st .ui.li>',v
'htc' weeks >H''r>>lNcN PREVIOUS l. >. hear
IL thai tHrt IiAN appear and contest the allow iCy
e" atarc"nn il They AID AIS" L. heard 4, said
court. IN tc .Lttc: ~ partition ana ti>triirlll ,si
estate.
l., inc .rr;-t;jr>t. ASAL FRENCH Jr:sc
\ ir'Ic. -,i.y - ict,rt
Attest ASA |. FRENCH. judge of Probate =, =,
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CUTT.A PERCU.i PENS!

The subscribers have been app ointed sole agents
for the sale of A. Cook 5 Gu;ta Percha Pens
These pens axe proved TO be superior 20 any here
toforc manufacture. and will not eorrodc with ink
{. {. ChildS. agent for st. John.E,urv; VIM.
McGregor, West Concord; J. K Fish, LiSbon.N
ii. JO-y3s
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U PHOLS L 4 E I .

J. T. CASS NO,
DECORATINE UPHOLSTERER. AL
DLEN'S NEW BLOCK, RAILROAD ST.
is prepared 10 make and put down carpets. to
make and hang window shades. repair furniture
and refill mattresses of every kind Ill superior
manner. Mattresses and pew cushions made to
order. Drapery arranged according 70 the latest
Paris and New York styles. Every variety OF up
holsterv goods, trimmings and ornaments fur
nishcd to orLer at short notice. Window shades.
wire screens. Ncnitian inds made to order % II.
the windows. | am also prepared TO contract for
the fitting up of Hotels. Churches. Ne.
J. +. CASINO, Rail Road St.
st. Johnsbury. Oct. Is. 1872 60-ll
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Paddock Machine Works.
ST. JOHNSBURY, VT.

YNHE subscriber has on hand or will make
l. to order Woodworth's Planning Machines of
vrrious sizes and prices, Dimension planners. Sash
and Door. and other Lumber Machinery. Mil
Work and Repairing done at short notice and Oh
reasonable terms.
Has constantly on hand the Ethan Allen Cook
Stove. Fire Ranges and Boiler Plates. Doors fol
Arches and Sugar Houses, Hall and Church
Stoves, Clothes Reels. Black Smiths Twircs. Doo
Stills and Track. Sinks and Hollow Ware. Abbe':
Patent Pig Pen, Sawyer's Cultivators. Gimme!
Tubes and such articles as are usually manufac
tured at such an establishment.
Orders by mail promptly attended TO.
A. THOMPSON.
St. Johnsbury, May ,, 1859. 31tf
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TURESUING MACHINES !

Cylinder teeth set half spiral. is more evenly
fed. aeotds M,eshing trads. grain better cleaned
and per cent power saved. Place for spare
sewing. hinge cylinder bonnct-enarged arm,
steady pulIics-anoihcr saving Of power-enlarg-
cd belt puliies, some with arm,-Gentecl.
BELT FRICTION SAVED,
adding equal durability to belts and bearings and
about } per cent to the day 5 work. Fixtures to
f,n.nill to clean by hand. convenient wnen stones
and iron are in the chaff. allowing the horses to
rest while cleaning the i,Or. Can safely be war
ran:cd 10 thre>h ten per cent more and clean
better than any two horse power. including Pitts
or an: improved Pitt, yet seen. besides the work
is well done. Address A. BRADLEY
+. WNIPPLE.
st. JohnSburv Vt. S9-l2US
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FOR SALE.

TIIE subscriber wishes to sell hisfarm, sit
Il uated in Whcelock. one mile north Of the VIII
lage. containin! about l2O acres of land in good
state Of cultivation. with fine apple orchard.
likewise an excellent sugar orchard Of 700 trees,
with sugar house and sufficient boiling apparatus
The buildings consist Of good dwelling house
with shed and horse stable and two barns, with
running water to each.
Terms ca'- as share Of :hc purchase money
can remain ON mortgage ifdesired.
For further particulars, inquire of the subscri-
Der on the premises.
79tf ELIJAH WILLARD.
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Iraal Advertisements.
, / Y + Il VI q y T .

& ATE OF We X NJ y +.
- CALEDONIA DISTRICT. -.
The Probate Court for the District OF Caledonia t. all
person, interested i'll the estate E" Rufus llat'ard,iatc
Of V I.,rIucn in said district. deceased. ii->tat"
Izr Hubbard. a,i:.sra"r upon, sali estate. rcpr"-
S,Is said court 10y ,> petition ia "rIti- liai tt
said IuiuS Hubbard, deceased VAS at the Tine oi liz
Ceaih Tie "wner cl certain real esaW." Wi';-h> 7n
Sc AL ,utaiI: ioi y" IL. - acres ri Lard IN
lot No 49, and the Ma-non 1T. lou acI,s i'll l"t No l3
All in he.h.k aforesaid Said administrator also repre-
,,> the Personal estate ii said deceased i "t 81
and The changes ol administration that tie ie 81 part
the wh"lc n said real estate Is necessary Tor HAT '!
pose: and said adm illustrator has i'a' afitat"h 10 ',
court tor l,esc a' Authority o>.h 80 ma. "i H',I i'l
estate nay tr necessary 'r the pa. mcIt VI said debts
and ,laIg cs of administrator
SAID Application VIII tc heard fhf i',i''ed 'N ,"n C"'tl
Probate oi,e i'll ST Joili>luy liz said disir'i "li
liz 10th DAY al May. \. D. 1861
You a:c Therefore hereby loiliird I" appear before >d
the the tine AMI ii rc a!r' >ac. AMI give "'i
will ,ld. 10 pay said debt, ami lhr rAleiIs,> "l al
ri>:atI,I. ur >, SUN. and within ~ time a. i!i
court shall direct Iul: Would r,,ic"m said real estate
sale aor>aid. OF "tjcc, Ii "u clu>c /" til
granting 81 sale Ii, eI.>-.
Dated al -, JohllStury aforesaid this el day Of Nay
u. l>.o.
o.-.I ASA l. FRENCH, Jndlc q: Probate.
OHUEH al .NOTIrEof SETYLEHEN
GEORGE DoWNING'S Estate.
OF EEEN"Ni; 'nEIG>Ia bIsTEieI
Ga the 1th day -; May. a Ii. l,6n.
WHEREAS. IHer Downing. Administrator "n th'
w estate oi George Dow hing late 81 bloomsbury ia laid
district deceased. PROPOSES turrIdcr Us al
mini aon, and 10 Present his account against said
tate i"r cAiniil,vl and allow Ir the purpose "i
making partition and distribution tie residue >Iil
estate. Under deere "i>ail court. aruos ,,r>
10y Law entitled 10 the Ii i ti..!'
ordered Icy said court that the .icr ,I:>i."r
au.i and i heard II The Probate ci!i,r ia Johns
bury the SIS, day ui MAY. 4. ID. i-6u. And II !
iurticr"r!"rrt, that all icr>"II> iT' Sid tc Bottled
hereof 10y publication 81 cops oil the record II this li'
III The Car,".,a. printed AT 81 J"hI>hry. three
successfully previous L. said time -. hcIr. that ti"N
may APPEAR ana contest The al"wal 81 said aC"It. Il
they aIi an ~, heard 10y -aii III Ia,
Iatler al Partition and distribution ui iiu .s.;c-
b the Court
Attest. ASA |. FRENCH JudS, cf Probate
4 i!Ic copy al record
>ggl Attest. asa /. FRENCH. judge nf Probate
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Musical instruction.

MRS. H. +. SAWYER, would give no.
Av1 tice to the inhabitants OF st. John>burv and
Nclit. that She VII! gisc instruction on the III
anotoIte, and the cultivate oftEc Voice. Terms,
SlO.UU per term.
Rooms Al Mr.. \. p. Eiunt'S
81. John>hurv Jan 20. 1879. 3Gtf
RErLEt>cL>.-B. +. Baker, J. W. Adams. Le-
VI =. lloiucr, ]. c. d. Parker. and W. Schultze.
boStun.
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Dr.. Sweets Infa.lible Liniment

AADALL RHEtMAIiC AND NER-
Vet r.SuHpHE>
Tor ali al iic II 4 SPEEDY and c,:ial. r,,..s
Ick"E i.li- lAi> LiliincII 3. prepared ;r,.is g., n
ul Dir stephen Sweet ~ '''I;iTcCiiri.r. AMI la..
Ter adj H. teen I>,, a.. Ina. N lis ,fat15,
than tw,l.IA ears with the II.>t
A>.ln :li-l 90; pain. il i ul.ri, alb %, l1r
tIon ;r'f" iI'' public, e." h!'h ANY o., NIL -.
ty 4 >-i. trial
Till i.iu.-.,i; VI Ill .rrr rapidly AID .,.ia. H..
tlC b.>.T' = itNtIt klIi. ald III Ia E-il.t>
wL"T, il has ircn used il has n Il" cA-e t',:.
haze fdl,i
F.. N,uIa'-. il Wlii Afford iInl. ,...- g.. -
. east /. IN, hcI distressing
l. ia relieve tie worst ea-, 81 II .,,., H. IL. -.
Utr> AID j; ~sr:llit,tio ,ip Ii.
Ttrtha, i.,- il>,4I y IA cll.,- i..>t4Iir't.
d FIR ErrN"l.> i.i'i!i;X and ,,'r.ial Ia>>t.-.
from u.lrli"nCc"r ~, -. Ia li!;l.If
and unIi.!i- remedy aciin- dire ny Eli. a.. Pos.
Tissues, II STRENGTHENS az! :cH me- thr
stur,> il L. .iasli, 1. AMI tl.ur.
For ri..>-A A. cyl, us remedy dam - --.
hc>f hIoN u and "a" liai!,ige Tie wor,l - is....
equal E,ciH Ni,i:. 81 liz -!'>;r.>-ii, ,,. ~
give Thorough trial iur il "a III 20 AL.
ale Eoii,i and Ia The maj rfl o ,a>'N al. '.r
uLnSy All. .rc T:..j AZ. <iIurt :,..-> ..e-r....
li-iaiita'id dac'1''- iIt u tiltc.y ai'i IL
inicIt IIi. VI i@ll l.. Cgf-'-
81. all actIIne< very I'd .ti;,af 4r.t o.,
"l tin iit- J. ia. e. I" COOS -. Iit"-,-'. ll-.r.
lias Ire ,".sFc!,d hS this il.i.ci.i III o. :
isN-
Bruises Cuts No.r,!> S.r,~. Ulor.- Bar,> AIDS
Weld r,,,.i!1 l., rl I..Ii ''N l..,. a. i-r .- .
Sweets Iriaalii., lin.:iii Wi.,i ,i>, .s-i' -
ti.>. A-o,Chlr.I.-, II, -i,'. f,cj.I. l.~,.; A-,-
3 S;iuC>.
Ever: h"r>c owner should have ji> :.i..i, ~ ..
IL itI-'y E-c a h. ir>' ~ -hi.''- - -iI--
ieo;uaiA lrvN, IL tbs iiii..i.i'i.' '!l-~> t... -
i.ul .Id Ia, Ia li.al. NslA g, .--.-
nearly Worthless
over four hJI,:r, voluntary Testimonials 20 -f.
ir.iu Iifs'- lTri'ff!' Ui AZ - ft .'.
cei'ei ani man2 Il len from ltr-'is 20 49, ---.
~ "A lie
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Wi 7 HOWE$ ESTATE
- / \ | l. q Y f. X VI O y I

In PROBATE Court holden al uIrI 3lr, itln Ala Tor
>a!! n.>;ltt. "n ;,s Iii ia! Il NJ. IL. Is.
Isaiah Il F!,AaId. cA,cui'r III. estate 81
NM = HOW +. LIE Of Ctt.aii >li t>rrr,i DO
.' al lr'>r:is III administration ao,o;
WhrTrri' - i :. ordered ;i.Ii 'r loi,:t,I
IL" t'tH IF Elic neat. TIA" p,
l-Li.rr tfS i.t rAA..lsiI iII - iij al
"Il'rriri "ti,- hc-r'i. lN the 't,iiiDi
.rr lt :'-' 4 - 5sri .-il.t't - l,la~'lI..
w"rN> 81, rlt r tia: II. tss lI-
Ar. :il ii al il;'' all. t.lcA Ca>y, Jet
tuc-ttn J.. "T,rr i Afr..--
!HN AL hIi,''i n :. .U.i-,.
y rur c"iy q. record -iJr,.r.
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