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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
DEPARTMENT. OF THE SHENANDOAH

DEPARTMENT OF THE SHENANDOAH.
Advance Of Gen. Banks' Csiumn-Msrnt
jackson occupied-The Enemy In Force at
Rudes' Hill.
Department:
occupied Mount Jackson at O'Clock this morn
ing, and are now in front Of Rude's HILL where
the enemy appears TO be In force.
The people report that they intend to give bat
tie there. They resisted our advance In order to
gain time for the burning of bridges and railway
cara, engines, etc, which had accumulated at the
terminus Of the road. But our movement was so
sudden, and the retreat Of the rebels so precipi-
tate, that we were enabled to save the bridges
two locomotives and some cars. All these had
been prepared with combustIble material for an
instant conhagration.
Many prisoners have been taken, and several
fine horses captured from the enemy. The troops
have ccted admirably. They were in motion at
] O'Clock a m. Col Carroll's brigade, Of Gen.
road to the rear Of Mount Jackson, and General
Kimbslton the turnpike; Gen Williams with his
fine division bringing up the reserve column.
We shall occupy New Market tonight.
General Shields has so far recovered as to CON-
rnand his division in person.
[From the Associated Press Correspondent
STRAsBURG, April 17.--It Is reported here by re-
liable officers, that Gems. w iliams' and Shields
commands passed Stoney Creek last mig ht, and
advanced towards Mount Jackson. They sur
of Ashby's Cavalry, In a church, including In the
number three lieutenants. The horses of the COM
panv were also captured. So secure did they
feel that they neglected to post pickets.
The prisoners now here. In charge of Colonel
Candy, Of the 6Sth Ohio, the commander of the
post, are to be forwarded to Baltimore Colonel
Candy IN person keeps up active scouting through
the mountain haUnts OF the rebel cavalry between
the two forks Of the Shenand doah, and has brought
in several prisoners who aided in the attack on
his pickets.
He reports the inhabitants almost destitute of
the necessaries Of lfe and ignorant of presence
in force, but requesting protection against rebel
depredations. HaviDg never taken part In the
war, II is thought they are generally decidedly in
favor Of a restoration Of the Union.
IsECOND DISPATCH
STRAsBURG, April IL, p. m.-Dispatches from
General Banks, dated Mount Jackson this a. m ,
states that he had seized two locomotives and
several cars, and saved the bridges there. Also
that he took many prisoners there. His advance
was SO sudden that the enemy had not time to
destroy the property there, although every prepa-
ration had been made to do so.
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Death Of Rev. DR.. Wheeler.

BURLINGTON, April IS The Rev. john w heel
er, ID. d., ex-presfdent Of the Univers.ty Of Ver-
mont, and one Of the most prominent and respect
ed men Of this State, died here this morning at
the advanced age Of 64 wears
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u The cost OF the Boston schools last year
vas over 500 600. The selsfies Of teachers
amounted TO s2s6 900. rs-4 - q
1.-THE lead mines Of Missouri, upon which
the rebels depended for their lead, are again IN
loyal hands, and supplies are coming forward.
W There are six evening schools successfully
supported BY the city Of Providence, with an
average attendance Of seven hundred. rl
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Sailing of the Niasara.

BosroH, April 16-The steamship Niagar,
sailed to-day for Halifax and Liverpool, with 6
passengers for the latter and for the former port
She also takes S55 600 In specie.
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.TAR DEPARTMENT.,

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
w JANsARr 81, 1854.
oRDxREp, Tha. the War Department win be
closed Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and
Fridays against all other business but that which
relates 70 active military operations in the fsld.
saturdays viii be devoted to the business Of
Senators and Representatives.
Mondays to the business Of the Public.
EDWIN m. STANTON,
ta @-t Secretary OF War.
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Incorrect Report.

NEW YORK, April 1.-THE ship Yorktown
reported as having been captured by privateer
Is now lying in East river, leading for Liver.
pool
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FOR THR MOUTH OF YELLOWSTONE
FORT BENTON, MISSOURI RIVER.

The steamsf EMILE, J, B. LABARsr, Master,
Viii leave on or about the 18th of
a. thprf,; 3,,srnp no psrs9n, dssirous Of gong
Washl ton, this is the most desirable route mar
H. GHoasi5ly 70 washington Territory, having from
foIi benton Only l5O miles OF land travel, over q
tory. In connection with the EmiiIe will DO yery
lEnt orsught side wheel steamer, which Will leave
lowstone 70 the Fails OF Missouri. For freight or
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NEW AND IMPROVED INVENTION
ARTIFICIAL cREOfLASfI BONE
= z E = II,
WIxKoyY MxYAL PLAyl on Cllsyl
DR.. 9. b. siaESMOND,

DIX. q u. Si6ESmOND,
Slo BysSSsssv, Nsss fork-260 PsaE syIesslS Al,
sAss, bstsssta l3tA SD lSfl SIS, WsJksnstor,
Gals the attention OF the public 70 the following
1nveqtSEes Of his improved system: -
i. The Teeth OF his manufacture yilleS<f<r
never corode nor change color BY any ~SxxS
soIds, being TIRES fourths lighter than any othsr
.. No teeth or roots need be extracted, a. Ire
artihoi1l CESS can bo inserted ever them,
8. Ghs roots viii be made InoforliVe, IN nsyur
sohe.
.. No temporary teeth are needed, ss permanent
enee can be made iIamedistely, tEereby sreseryinf
tae natural expression of the face. which undei
the o.a ~ stem is fresueatly dishgured.
BY many Of the 6rst chemists and hysicins Of th,
scuntIy,
DIR. :. hSs also inyented q white undestructiyt
meta filling, with which the most sensitive testh
c1n oo hiled without pain, and car build q, q Der
ieos- sound tooth on any Ede rootE, which will ast
through lifetime,
The best Of references gIyon-to DIR. V. Mott; Dr.
poTemue, Professor Of Chemistry, NJ Y: Hon,
Judge W6yne, of the Suyreme Court Of Ws.binF-
tor, aud thousands of Others.
Call and examine for yourself, pos-Sm
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TRUSTEE'S SALE OF CITY LOTS.-On
at 5h O'CLOCK, on the premises, BY yirtu- Of two
d,sGs of trusE to the subscriber, dated ysnunry
foliOs GAG. es see the othsr d,tsd Juy 18Th, 1885,
SID recorded IN Liber A. > No. 9a3. folios s1,
count, D. c.. wa shall sell ore undivided half
Part of Let's nuInhere1 /. 2, So, s, 6, and ,, In
square nun bered 80, fronting on Sou'h F. street.
beLVeen lsth and 18TH STREETS west (lslEnd.D
Terms: On--haIf cash; the balance in six
MONTH, with interest, secured by q deed of trust
on the premIEes
AL conve. anoing at the cost Of the purchaser.
THO. FISHER, Trustee
ap l2-eo&ds &c. MoGUIRE& CO., Auots
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/. XIX. WASHINGTON. D. c.. FRIDAY, April. ls, 1862
o = + L g L.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
n WAsHIssToa, January IS, 1867.
The Secretary Of State viii hereafter receive
Members OF Congress on business on Saturdays,
commencing with Saturday, the FIRST Of next
month.
Jan Att WILLIAM n. SEWARD.
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Gen. Mackall at Fort Warren.
BosToH, April 16 Gen. Mackall and Eve other
rebel officers, captured at Island No. 10, were
taken TO Fort Warren to-day
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AUCTION SALES.

By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionesrs
. N0n PERPETUAL BLOOMING ROSES
A.VOU or THE FINEST VARIETY ANIL OIngR
SHRUBB SRRY At AUCTION TU EsDAY, the
n instant. We shah sci front of ovr Store.
ner OF 7sh and streets, No. 526, q. IL O'clock .,
M
each lot comprising q general variety.
'Ehs ruono ls spectfuIy invited TO the sale, as
tits q very choice assortment, and will be sold
without reserve. -
sn is eoGds GREEN& WILLIAMS. Aucts
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DENTISTRY.

NJ TEETM.
Isl. LOOMS, M: D., the lnxent9r And pstsntts
efths MINERAL PLATE TEETH, II -
tends personally at his oEoe n this citT .S<f>SS3
Msny persons can wear these teeth VINO
cannot wear others, and no person ozn wear others
who cannot wear these.
Persons calling st my o MOE can be accommodated
Win any style and price of Teeth they may Gesrr;
Drt 20 those who are particular and Wish the purest
eleanest. strongest, and most perfect dentue that
art can Froduee, the MINERAL PLATE will be
more fully warranted. q
Rooms in this ciiJ-No. sss Pa. svenue, betve.,
So and 10th sts. klse, So7 Arch street Philadei
thla- msr f-1y.S0
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SOLDIERS PAY.

HARNDEN'S EXPRESS
WILL FoRwAER TRNeRksDl SPIDERS REMIT
WHITTIER MONEY OR ALLOTMENT DRIFr..
To their Families 1t any place on the lines oftheir
Express &C . charge Of
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
For any sum rot exceeding Fifty Dollars. S5O)
And proportionste additional charge for places
reached by connecting Expresses.
:. The remittance, whether IN Gold, Treasury
Notos. or Allotment Drafts, should be enoiosed in
sn, envelope. and securely sealed, ana have the
% S.,s sa1fFssss, f ss, inSndns the town. Post Oos and
amount tFibly marked thsrson. v 70 'e0' ANu 'he
EnveIopes for this purpose viii be furnished st
Money received to be forwarded at the of5ce In
Wasnington. Third street, SECOND door below
% l-i@ &. s SMITH. Agent.
Spring SILKS. 9 full assortment, figured and
With our. usual full assortment of all the Dry
~ ior the general and special wsnti
:. Our Northern and Eastern correspondents send
One price only, the actual cash standard value,
mnIaea IN Plain hfurea; hence no purchaser II
An parcels for the intsrio, properly packed free
q .Sssss Sastsss' p. rsRsY iIssIs sus IIa.5 ISa3 :,
ON AND sFFfk sFFEHIHt tfHS22gbSaET;, H2gbbSE; APRIL !.
l562, the trains on the Baltimore and Ohio aeir
nj: s.cn :. S Ss' sss
s.1s 4 aSs t11ston With mail sn for ~
hrSasS sfsss sold and Sssssss q
Master of Transportation Bsltnors and ohio
a, TAKE NOTICE. -
dssa' iSa .: q: sss g 70.
NH ,. ...Aon.sl. Ssss.I s.s
- AOoYsTERs-oYsrERs!1N~
~la# oysTFRs NIa/
OF the best quality can be
ola o,,tsr g.: ssS a fTesh e. sysSsy Sfy, 2 the
mh is ims AYRKs 4 90
HORSES FOE SALE, I------- = =.
~ s::ss. q ss..,s = 1Sf i;s i;;,s:' IN
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Thus TRUSS 10 having q success, In the CuRrSe
OF HUPTUKRs. before unknown IN the history Of
ITusses; unlke ali others ever used in the follow
ing respects Ill WI mower rust. the spring being
coated with Hard Rubber,D Ch1fe Gall nor BIistsr
VII! not alp or move, can be useI in bathing. is
always (Itaa, and good IS new, Does not Press or
usJHrs the Cord, nor oyerstretch and enlarge the
opening, but constantly aots TO comsress and
greatly benefit the worst form of Rupture, The
same Truss can be mide very s;if or timber as the
case may reg uIre. It has been usei by over 500
persons In tbs Northwest within the past two
Jesrs. and has never Jailed to Civ. satisfaction in
cases of the worst form. This Truss is RECON-
mendec and used 10 preference 10 all Others, by ali
prominent SuIgeons In New YORK Csty, among
whom are Professors Mott, Parker & Carnochan,
ago IN the West BY profs. Brsina,d d, Res, Freer,
OF Rush Medical College, Profs. N. 3. Davis p
Andrews. I. h.1. L,nd UniyefsIty, boot. Wolcott, Of
MmwaukIe, Wis, aJd Doot. Prince, of JACKSON
VILE, ILL This Truss has received Medals over all
others In use, and Is guaranteed In every respect
70 be as represented. Persons wishing this In
stIumsnt oaa be fitted by sendinE size, in inches
around rips IN line of rupt9re, TO DR.. /, b, SEE
Ley nsunfsctdrer & and Proprietor, Chicago, III,
DR.. SEELEY win be at :. w. NAIRN's
pIuE store, corner OF Sth and Pa, avenue, for
Gp12-lv<
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apn-st.wad, WEimS mSssSkNi sskNiA IKTTs'ss; Kp. sSo,,


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
Il EsTATK IN THE COUNTY OF WAsBINGfoy, d.
C-By virtue of deed of trust, dated on the s6th
day Of August, 1857, and recorded on the 10Th dsy
Of fNovember. 81 in Iber J. A g, No. IA folios
2a, z35, 2S6 and 2S7, one OF the land records for
Washington county, in the District of Columbia,
At O'Clock p. m, At the Auction House Of wall &
Barnard. corner sth street and Pa avenue in the
city OF Warrington, the following &c, crbed tract
OF laid, With buildings and improve ents theT con,
situated in the county of Warrington, IN the Dis
trlot of Columbia:
The said tract OF land beginning at the epd of the
fourth line of q traot OF land sailed New Seat and
running thence south l5 psrehss, thence sout5 az
degrees, west 20 perches, thence north Sc degrees
east lf5 berches, thence south 50 degrees east 81
perches 10 lts intersection with tho fifteenth line OF
tte larger tract OF land conveyed By tho heirs and
devlsees OF David g. PeTtier to Edward SvaDp
thenoe south 49 degree. west 69 psrohes, theme o
south . degrees, vests perch3s ard 5S-IOO of a
ferch thence, south 81 degrees, west IS perchss 10
the beginning, containing 81 acres, rood and IL
perohes,
The terms Of this gale will be one-thIrd c.sh ;
balance bearing interest and payable in esusl in,
staments at 6, IL and months, the dsierred pay
ments 70 be secured by 5 len on the land.
One hundred do lars of the ca.h paJment TO be
obaser or purchasers refusing to DO the property
defaultlnE purchaser or purchasers. -.
e. G. MORGAN, Trustee.
NH 81 eo&ds WALL & BARNARD, Aucts.
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SOMETHING CHEAP AND USEFUL.
SOMETHING CHEAP AND USEFUL,

? Sharp's Cerbines- .sI7 80 eaoh.
Ladies' Gold Cham ana Charm and Cross 200
! Fine gold Lever, ChronometeT Watch -. 5n.GO
Fine Sod Open Face Lever Watch. ......., .S6 90
Elk Seat Slose Cerrlhse ,65 90
a IA " - = - ~
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.p la-eosd. jc c9 aosUIREE UHEk; co oGInstss Sss;,
By WALL& BARNARD. Auot1onssrs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
PROVED REAL EsTETE Az AUcTIoN-By vir-
tue Of deoree Of the Circuit Court of the District
OF Columbia for the county of Washington, mt
ueg Is CSuIt OF Chanoery, dated s2d cf J.nusIJ,
5h of eJ. 1852, st O'Clock D. m. at tho Auction
Rooms of Wall d Barnard, south cor ner of Penn
sylvania avonge and Ninth street, ia the city of
Washington, the fOiiovInE deycrihed n cal Estate
namely: Lots 8, and 10, in Square No. 53l
Ihese lots front on south street, and are bstween
First street west and Second street west and on
part of tho,e lots are four good franc houses,
vhloh will be sold separately.
VIII men sell at the same place, all of Square
north OF OfSeuere No. 642 This square Is bounded
by Delaware avenue, YIrglnIa avenue, Hslf-strest
will then sell, 80 the Sans place, SSuare No,
e94. This square is bounded by north ID street.
Eighth street eatt, north G street,. and ceventh
street east, aud Is laid out in sixteen lots which
will be sold separately.
will then sel az the same p,aoe, Lot No. 9, In
square 81, az the corner of Delaware av1nus and
south q street.
All OF the foregoing Real Eetate is situated in the
oity OF fWsshington, ID. c., and will be sold under
The term. Of these sales will be: One. third c,sh;
9alanoe IN SIX. twelve, and eighteen months. De
ferIed Paymsnts to bear interest, and be secured
bJ the rohaser or pGIchasers notes, endorsed 10
the salts. action of the Trustee.
Z. G. MORGAN, Trustes,
dp u-S6Wdds "ALL& d BARNARD. AuotE
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DR. J. II. sCHENcK. ~
siosn, whose brilliant and widespread repu .aiIor
has been acquired By his eminently successful
trestment Of Consnmption, even In cases " hIch
hsve been regarded and pronounced inourable by
the regular fsou ", WI be a. his Rooms
No. 44f EIGHTH STREET,
"A few doors sbove
PENNsYLvANIA AVENUE,
Washtngtoa Cry,
On WEDNESDAY, the sSt of April.
For consultation and TO examine The condition of
his patients,
His great experience, derived from long and ex-
tenslve practlce. Gloss study and devotion TO his
profession together with the Assistance of the per-
feet ~ stTkrert with which his Of the
lungs are m,de, enable him to deteot the slightest
s!RtF. SEA WEED E'9TSGSif TSsiS and hkkbkikE hfkskankiksfE
PILLS, have been as widely celebrated as reEns-
DIES Tor diseases OF the Lungs, Liver and stomach
81 Ma own reeutafion in the mansgement and cure
OF Psnents suffering under these diseases,
we you'd advise all VINO need his vices to
eall upon hlm IS above. For an examination OF
d0L;drSi but Tor ordinary examinations and advice
without thar instrument no Charge as nldds.
Do. Schenok would feel grateful TO such patients
Gs have been bsaeEtod BY bis treatment if they
would CAY on MIN during his visits 10 their cities,
and osrtf, oy written staten eEts, To the beneht
they hsye received. BosItss being q great satia-
taotion 20 him, suoh erii6ostes tend to Imp8rt
diEesses, who need only faith IN DIR. Schenck and
nis remedies 10 y % he saved. 70
Persons oan be directed TO his rooms by calling
et his agents. 3, b. WAITE, corner fth street and
Louisiana avenue, whore also can be I'll gnd full
supply Of his Medicines. apN9 81
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ooaEARATIyz LossEs-KuLED, WOUNDED, AR1IL.
LAZY, PRIsOSRRs,. ,.Rfc


Nor do the books post badly. We all be-
lieve here that their less In killed and wounded
10 considerably larger than ours. Certainly IL is
nc less. They took good mAny,guns from us
but we got them all back again en- Monday and
3 few Of theirs beside, including a. least one fne
Steel rined piece.
The balance Of prisoners Is sgainst US They
took at one swOop the chief portion of three regl-
mentS. AZ various other times they picked isoIa-
ted fragments Of companies and squads. Alto
gether they must have from three to four or FIVE
thousand Of our men. And TO head The Lat, they
have one OF our Division Generals. We, on the
other hand, took comparatively few. We have
no deHnite figures vet, but i've hundred, should
think, would cover the whole number We
have, however, large number Of their wounded,
who are doubtless regarded prisoners Of war
though not included In this estimate. They car
Tied od what wounded they could on Sunday,
but on Monday they wsre forced to leave many To
fall into our hands.
Our tena, tco, are badly damaged, and much
of the camp equipage 10 destroyed. The rebels
occupied all our camps but one, on Monday
night. Turks were plundefed, and private pro.
petty was mostly destroyed; much, however,
was ISft uninjured, especially the camps were
not burned, a. would Certainly have been done
II the rebels had not eIPeeted 70 hold what they
had gsined, and TO use az their leisure the spoils
they had gained. But on both SuhIAy and Mon
day the bsttle ragged tkrough the camps, and Of
course the tents were riddled with bells Many
OF those exposed are thus rendered worthless.
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Samuel w. Wells, Estate.

TN Subscribers, having beer appointed BY the Hon
L Pronatt Cugr for the DIstrctOt Washington Com
"irlonet oreceiNe examiHtand adjust all claims and
Demands of all persons against the Estate Of Sam w.
Wells, late of Mashfed III said district decea rep
resented vent and the Of mont hs from the
h day of May, 1862 Deing allowed by said Court othe
Sredors of said deceased TO exhibit and prove therrt
SpectWe claims before us-give notice that we VIII
attend t. the duties of appointment at the dwelling
Of Widow Mary ellis, in Mar>hteld, in said dis
rIci the I'd Thursday III July and October next at
len c'clach in Tie forenoon, on each Of Said days
JAMES PITKIN, jc,
SAM'L d HOLLjSTER, N"u'
Malshheld. June 10, A d. 1862 339fw3+
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GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN JUNE 30 1862
BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
indian Medical Institute.
Office, SO Bloomfield St., Boston.

UulC6s 90 Doubtful OIS oooVOH'
RH n. DAY, Pres. REV. MASON, Vies PrtSHe"r
X GREENE, ND, SuPJinteHd'ng Phy''e'd"'
his Institution was established for the cure 81 DIS
ca G., upon the principles of Innocent nedlauoh' e"
tRy dIscardmg the use OF =" sonous Drugs a.
hany di, eases. such Scrutula. humors OF ths
Bpod, Diseases of the Throat aud j rings. lyspelsii
LIVER Complaint, Heart Complaint Rhtumailsfn' re
male Complaints and variety OF Ordli AIRY Di
ees are f. iull, treated bt Medicine which may
be any part Of the country with tn directions
Persons having Cancers, or those afflicted WIN com
plea ed seases should immedia ely avail themselves
o. DR. GTeene's personal attention.
Consult alton the office or by mai. free OF charge
DIR. Greene will be al the office from A. NJ 10
l. NJ
The office will be Open aud competent persons III at
tmdarce, from J., a. NJ TO =. NJ.
All communications -hOuld be directed 10 IL
GREENE NJ. ID, 81 Bromteld street, Boston
NoTE, Persons wishing 10 investigate this method
d practice. its superior success will be furnished
With pamphlet descriptive OF trea meD'. free, by al
CressiHg 4. GREENE d. &c Bromfeld street, Pos
ton, Mast.
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James MaxWeIl'S Estate.

NHE subscribers having been appointed by the Honora
bic Probate Court for the District of Washington,
ssorrs toreceive, examine and adjust all claims and
demands OF all persons against the Estate Of Jas MaN-
we'll late OF ays:ou in sai id district deceased, represent
ed nsnvtnt, and the term OF six months from the 10th
da! OF June, 1862 being allowed by said Court to the
rtedtOs of said deceased exhibit and prove herrespec
claims fore Give notice that will attend to
the duties OF our appointment AT The dwelling house OF
the late James Aaxwell in Fay-ton, said district,
the 10Th day u September and December next, at
. O'Clock IN t'e forenoon. each OF said days
BENJAMIN DAVIS, l,,.,
JOHN PATTERSON "''"
FaNslon, June 10th A. ID. 1862 339lw3t
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Alfred WI. Nevins' Estate.

!h subscribers, having been appointed by the Honora
Die Probate Court tor he District of Wahngton
t>eiouer,, 10 receive, examine adjust all claims and
ttmEnc' o all persons, against the estate of Alfred
Al NrNinS, late Ut NGreewH, SAID District decea ed
ued n~nlvcnt, and the term of six from the
- day II June, 1869, being allowed By said cour,
t. ,hr creditors Of SAID deceased, To exhibit and
utVe their respective claims betuc Give notice tut
viii attend tt the duties OF appointment at The
eiilng house OF Harriet 81. hevins, In More:owt
nd district, tie I'd Thur, days of July aud Nuvem
leAt, O'Clock in the afternoon on tacH Of said
u. 2. CARPENTEE,)
JAS. ii. HOLDEN, CclnnI'.
A. C. DAVIS,
kuIeioMn, Inmr llth, A. y. 1862. :t3sfw3t