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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-07-31

The Court of Common Pleas, oi
this county has been in Session during the
past week. Judge PLASTz, presiding. ow'
ing to thebusy season the session WAS sh ort'
Every -se that could be was continued -
Some important cases, however, were dis
posed of
Schiller and others vs.. Stadler-Decrce
mnde to correct mistake in deed. Judge
mcnt against Defendant. Stadlcr's title tc
40 acres Of land in Bloom township vested in
Plaintiff.
Cramer VS. Sprogue- before Jury
Judgment against Defendant, for amount OF
claim.
IIough vsHall--Judgment on note against
defendant Hall for the full amount.
PHILIP Bork VS.. Frederick Bork-Trial be-
fore Jury--Judgmen for defendant.
Clements vs. Cover, Exer.--Trial by
Jury--Judgement for Plaintiff. Action ap
pealed from Justices Docket
Roop VS.. Sherwood confirmed and
deed ordered.
Bank Of Thin va. Cowles and Gibson
Gibson claimed he was not partner. Trial
before Jury. Verdict for Plaintiff
Watson W. Shaull-Ordered 10 pay money
into court TO abide issue.
Stock VS. Weiler--A mistake In amount oI
notes claimed. Judgment for Plaintiff
I.udwig vs.. Jaekque Verdict guilty.
Judgment ior 5000 and costs.
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A Farm for Sale.

Consisting OF two hundred and
four aeyes, iying in the south east cotuer sl
Clntoa township. Seneca County, Ohio
For further particulars enquire Of john NJ.
Naylor in Titiin, or the subscriber residing
on the premises.
ABRAHAM FLEET.
July 10, 1868. If
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To Afii cted Females.

nR. VELPAUS' FRENCH SILVER COATED
FEMALE PILLS.-These Pius are warranted 90
remove all IL fhculties arising from chstr"cuuns or
,toppsge Of Nature, from whatever cause. They ere
PERFECTLY har Mess, nd may be taken bN the most
delicate female, at the same uae they act hke
charm, in bringing on the uonth'y poriods.
They should SoT be taken during the hrst three
month, Of pregnancy miscarriage would he the re-
,ult. Each box contains dO pihs. Price, so cents.
Imported and sold in the Unued states only NY the
und.r.irned. A ho> sent by mail when desired, se.
curyly sealed and psstpaid,hy
TiIOS. r. CHAPMAN, 'ls mist,
iyIe-iw s3i broadway, New York.
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now ARD ASSOCIATIONS.
nIIIl AhtsI fsIIIA

Forthc Reii-foft.s StcA and Di.'re-sei, sh,etef
with Vita~at sud Chriui' Diseases, aud s.p.rislly
Tor the iurc ot ui.r'scs ~ the SeNnal urgsns.
M EulCAL AuNlCk givengnlis by the AotinE
1'A Suteron.
VALUABLE REPORTS or spermpt ,rrhas, a.
Somiun Weakness, and other isv ases nf The SrsnaF
urs1n., aud un the Nrw RgNEptEs employ IN The
nsprn.afy, sent To- tho afflicted ir sealed leiisr rhvs
opes, Tree Of chatre. Two ~ three stamps % post.
ag- will he acceptable.
Adtc,s, nR. I. SkiLLtN HOrGiiTON, Aciinr
rh,iatrlrhid, Pa. rns "
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rwnNTY-oNB YEARS AGO.
Mathews' Chocolate Worm Drops!

NEVER fail to destroy and esietminste al Mind,
ofIntestinal Worms Are perfectly reliable IN all
eases, aud far superior any aud all Of the Fancy
Worm Confections, and nauseous NeTmiinresiut sc.
They msy be taken At al times with peheci safety
ou. drnr. Mothers should always purchase them and
give their children no other.
mo Catharic whatever, Is Necessary to be given)
Each hos contains ~ drops or L"senges. Price
.e,s. For sale by all druggists and dealers in
Medicines. &. X. WALKER, Gcnl. Agent,
Bnfalo, n. Y. and Fort Erie. &. W.
April u, i9I3. Se-lY
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+. IT. W. and Chicago II. II. Co.
a. NJ. pETTENcIILN CO.,

No. ~ Park Row, New York, " d estate
St. Boston, are our Agents for the TWIN
TRIpuNE, in those cities, and are authorized
to take Advertisements and Subscriptions for
us at our lowest rates.
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:85 CENTS.

Fer $40 we will send 30 copies, for So, IL
copies, and any smaller number at 30 cents
each copy. Send your orders in early.
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The Confession and Experience
of an Invalid,

rublished Tor the benefit and ~ caution 10 vonng
men, and Others, who suffer from Nervous Debility
Estly decay. and their kindred ailmeuis-supplying
the mesns Of self cure. Byone who In, cured him
self aftef being victim Of mispaced confidence IN
medical h. nilug and quackeV. enclosingh post
paiddirecied envelope, single cope, may be had OF
the author, N,rHksiEL MAYfAiR, ESQ, Bedior',
King, County, New York. jan30 ly.eom
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wanteds
III Republic,

now se.isis . choice lot Of White and Bsovn su-
ssIs. orsss aad llaek Teas. cofse, ~.
.. A. GBEeoRy.
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Wanted.

Correspondence, by two Of Uncle
SAms Zsaavss who are ia The Army OF ths ks.awha
they wish eorespcnd with as many yeaag iadi 60
with view 10 faa, lore friendship fhstosfaphs
HARRY CLAY, or
T.J.aAHSoh,
casP rislt, Ms.lNa 60. I, 3Ilh Rsst Owl.
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Can't so yaiian d ig ham.--Seores OF
Democrats in this aud adjoining townships
declare ihey cannot support the traitor con-
yiet. vallandigham tut will cordially sup
port the old war Democrat, John Brough.-
[ FossoriA kews.
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or The u. s. mail steamship Cham
pion left Aspinwall July i7,h, at 2 p m,
and arrived at New-York on Saturday
morning, She brings Sase,ooo in gold,
and over 100 bales Of cotton,
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RYE WnISKEY, II Years Old,

Brandy. Otard & Dupuy's pure
Juice Port Wine for Sacramento usej
Sweet Wine, Catawba and Native Wine;
Jamaica Ram.
We deal in strictly first class Wines.
&c. Goods selected expressly for Me-
dicinal use.
DUBOIS g. co.
No more rheumatism after using Watsons.
Neuralgia King
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Every Horse Owner

rhrull hrVe thi, rrmrd, ~ hani, fnt ", timely use
the htst appearance Of tamcue.s viii enrriunl ~
prevent those orm,oahe di..a.rs 10 whith al hor'r-
atr hHhs, and stitch vndrT n,anl ethsiWise Vgut
bio ho, .es nearly wothlc.,,
over Gmf hnadrcd voluntary icsiiupnials 10 the
wonderful curative prnpebie, of hts Linimrnt have
been received within the last twu wears, abu many
ot the from p,t,on. IN the hrbcsi ranks vf life.
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DELEGATES TO THE COUNTY
CONVENTION.

The following is a partial lis, Of the
Delegates appointed to 'hc County Com
,entiou, which meets in this city tO-mor.
vn,v
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Caution.

To avoid impo.iiou, observe ;he signature srd
Likeness OF nr. stephen Sweet On every lshel, nnl
Elso " sirphcn Swe-rs lnialliAlr liniment" blow
Nv he s,,s VI rsIh bottle, W, ,trput witch ars
genuine.
RtcHARDSON n 90,
Soi rfornstor., Norwich, c..
IniV 4, isrl. au-iy
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Tttia afrrklp Trihnnr
Local and Miscellaneous.
s.nanskr. payton 8 cincinna,i II. n.


On aud after Monday, June %, 1853, ras.
scnger trains will rus as follows
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OBITUARY.

LAratr1rE brkSsi Son Of David Burns Of
Rig Spring township ,seneca Co. 0.,vss born
Feb. th.ls39. and was killed at the battle
Of Getty sburg July 9j,is6J, in the twenty
hfth year Of bis age.
Lafayette volunteered in the three mohths
service when the war first broke out, served
his time out and came home, and on the 2od
day of Feb 1868, volunteered again and went
Into the First L. $ Chaseur Reg. was in the
siege Of New Yo,k town in the spring OF
1859, was in the battcls OF Fair Oak' aud
Seven Pines. lie was In the six days fight
ing in font Of Richmond, and or the sew
cnth day he was ir the terrible battle Of Nal
vcrn Hills, was With the army through oil
the fighting in Maryland including the bat
Tie of Antictam. In the battle of tredcrieks-
burgh under Burnside, be was with his
Reg. when It captured Fredcricksburgh un-
der Hooker OF rather under Sedgwiek, and
the same day his division ttarmed and took
salem flights. lie Was with Scdgvicks
Corps through the terrible Sighting after Sa
lem Nights was taken. aud fualy was in the
memorable battle Of Getty shur Pa. where he
was Killed by the oHplusion of shell.ricccs
VI which struck him on the side and lower
Jaw. lie was carried to the nearest hospita
where he died about one Lour after he was
struck.
Young Burns was a young man OF good
habits, was retired aud unassuming in his
manner. Had the confidence, respect aud af
fcctions ofhis comrades in arms. Was cor
agcous aud never faltcrcd in the hour Of dan
ger, tie never was sick day during his
fern " service. And in all the above men.
toned battles he never received an injury o'
any kind until he fell. 1t would he difficult
to find soldier who has passed through
more hard fought battles than he did. The
nation owes him dept Of gratitude. Peace
to his ashes.
C. LEASE.
Died at his residence, near BloomviNe
gu Sunday the o6,h, of, Typhoid fever ,NoAr
S. nrppLr, nged 81 years, 10 months, aud
! DAYS.
The deceased was we'll known in this com
munity. and regarded by all as an uprieh
and exemplary citizen, warm and cbliginG
friend and ncighbor, and kind and Hffcc
tionate husband and parent.
lie has been for some years member o
the regular Baptist church, aud during hi
last illness, gave to his friends repeated rs
surances that Death for him had no terrors
aud that his passage through the dark vale!
was iluminci 10y the supporting vision
Jesus, whom he trusted.
His loss will be ies by the whole com
munily, and to his bcrcaycd companion an,
dependent children tis irrcparabe.
J.
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)Nn Rcams Writing Papers,

100 GOO Envelopes.
All Styles, all Prices.
First Qualities, at
DuBoIs & Co.
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WAR Claims ~ Pcnsionss

Pennington, Ice & Brewer wiis
give promrt afisuiion 10 the collection and prosr-
fnn ct ,aims nsnis.t the GoNrrnm,nl, Tor back
pay bounty, sc aud pucuytg
PENSIONS
or ds,hlcd soldier, and Widows OF dee eased officer
Ahi ,oldirfs.
Ma. rsNNNGroV having rrllfd from the army
has esumed III, pfsciics cf hw.
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The Military SpiriL-The following
is a list of the officers elected in the different
companies in this county. These eomps.
nies have all been organized ia about twd
weeks. which speaks volumes of praise for
the citizens of old Seneca. The military
spirit is alive, and burns as bright as ever.
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THE CAMP PAiCN.

Tiffin. O., FRIDAY g., July 's6s.
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On Hospital Boat between vicksburg
and Memphis, on the 27th Of June, 1868, of
chronic diarrhca, Mr.. DASiEL liARTsoudn, of
Co. b. 3lst Iowa Regiment, in the 9th year
Of his age
Mr. Hartsough was formerly resident Of
this county. and was a brother Of Mrs. Lndd,
widow of l.. W Ladd, who died recently in
the army.
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LETTER LIST.

Remaining uncslled for at the Tifin Pos
Office on July 20. 1863.
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S~ A valuable piece OF furniture, present
ed to the ship Hartford, BY the Common
Council Of the city OF Hartford, has been MISS
ne, and q court of inquiry has been instituted
10 scertsin the circumstances connected with
cts disappearance.
- DIR. Cummings has selected the year 1857
~ the close of the present economy. He believes
Tat the last desperate battle before the end of
the worl will take place near Jerusalem be-
tween France, England and Russia
~ The Bangor " hig states that Maine will
receive nearly half q million dollars for her
surplus potato crop this season, besides what
Indirectly comes from animals fed in part from
the same crop.
~ Prof. Emmons, the eminent geologst,
who has lately been making = geological sur
vey Of the State of North Carolina, died in that
State on October 1st
~ Provost Marshal Nugent, of New York,
has been presented by his staff with silver set
costing several hundred dollars.
s ~ The Saxonville mills, in Rhode Island,
have contracted to furnish 81. 600 army blankets
At 64k cents per pound.
~ Mrs. David Weleh, OF Pownal, Vt, COM
mitted suicide few days ago by swallowing
pounded glass.
~ Gold has been discovered in Coaticook,
q. E., in considerable quantities, and quite an
excitement has been created thereby.
- John H. Anthem, Esq, q son OF the we'll
Known classical author, has been appointed
City Judge OF New York.
- The wife of Gen. Osrerhaus died In ST.
Louis on the 5th inst.
~ Philadelphia has three hun dred and fifty
seven public schools.
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TRAyELNRS' DIRECTOR.
aaLTIsaORR AND OHIO RAiLkvAD.

RaLTIMORE ANB OHIO RAiLHOAD.
R4G14
On sea s5ssr TussasY, Au.ass III "a i1h R1F6Ha
- WHI1EIN6 and PARI ARSBUK6, md az
tSetwesn WAaHIN0foN and BALTIAOk1. q
ZOE PHIlADnLPHIA, NEW YORK & BOSTON.
Leave Washinston att and Ills .. n. and md
d 6ssdsys at 50 ,. N. oaly.
FOB BALTIkORI.
Leave at $50, end ll.15 .. "a. and :. ard I'D D
a. On Sundays ct o .. m. and and 30 ?. n. oAH
FOB ALL PARTS OF TIL WEST.
Leave Warrington 1t so Q. m. and 5, 8, an0 8 %
Pm. daily. except Sunday. On Sunday ct and
This i he only route By which Baggage can b
CAeekei Through from WdskiasfoN.
1OA WASHINGTON AND THI SOUTH.
Leave Baltimore for Warrington ct 40. 8 and u
e :. ne 49, and Sd. N. On 6undaysat 40 ~
The third ana afth trains only nom Baltimore
ana ne arst and fourth trains from Warrington,
stop at way points.
FOR ANNAPOLI0,
Leave baltimore At .. m And q D. u
Leave Weshinaton At 9 O. m and I'm,
No train for Annapolis ON Sundays.
For further Information, tickets OF every kind.
6c., apply to G. 8. K0ONTZ, A cent. &c Wsshine.
ton station. or at the Ticket once. -
Master Of Transportation.
4. II. COLI. General Ticket Agent An sd
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THE EVENING STAR.
at WILL cor
{Genesis, "a: ST.

-" i6enesis. u. Ss.I
fWe have often thought that Rebekahs off.
Asnd acceptance OF her first offer OF marriage
was daneerous exampie-hsr proposed hus.
band, too, being forty wears old! f8ns In the
following sweet poem Ii is made ont to be the
mi for all iove-making Eds. Home Journal.
= "I will COL" Yes, leaving all
All the life that srst knew;
= Former loves, or great or small,
Ceptered in this one I view:
Leaving all, love thee so,
with thee, chosen, wills 90.
] will go-from girlhood here.
mo ms higher sphere
where ii lights end shadows move:
And ife's cares then ahall know,
Iet, I answer, will 60.
Il viii go--to bless thy way,
oAeer the with . eentl, voice,
tnsAe the happyeyery day..
In thy hEhtest smile rejnicei
AL thy cares and joye :. know
s:As mine own-yes, will 60.
viii eo-to walk with thee
On the rugged path Ut life;
will try help to be,
Shariug with thee in the strife:
Il will reyer leave thee-no-
Till God calls mel will go.
I viii go-stsnd at thy side.
In the suns hine in the shade,
will let no cloud divide
his one life our two have made:
Nobler, stronger love shalt grow.
Reaching heayenward-I viii go.
.-Botlias SPRING, NeW Jersey. J. u. Z,
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OhnYHaHS COURT, DIsraior or coLuus,.
Ss asHsr R cosnty, To-,ci In the e,ss af
the =, has vts
HnS Sppa0Dr,uon OF sne OrDhans' Osurt Of Wssbn1
81 Sss & nCys% M as. nai sns
hare hssu collected and turned into monsg sane sane
aaA whore ell the ereditCrs ard heirs OF IA
Coert Of Washingfoa county aforesaid Wiz tseir
claims properly youoh Cd, or they may othefvisss
ose.edb estate pr. vidsd . copy of this order 81
lubdshsd once . week for three weeks in the
vcmeer, 1888 Test: 2, G. ROBBINS.
no law3Ss Register Of Wills,
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nRPHANS' COURT. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
" Washingtcn l0an,y, 10 in the case OF
deceased the administrative Aid has with tt
approbation Of the Orphans' Court Of Washington
day Of Noysm Der next for the anal settle msnt and
dstibution OF the personal tate Of said deceased
been collected and turned into money; when and
wners az the creditors and heirs Of said deceased
Warrington county Aforesaid } with their Claims
IroRssi, youcbsd or they may 9th erwise By lsW be
provided = copy Of this order be pubiished oncs =
~ a. PA nrss .eeks in the Evening Star previous
" ne sac list day of November, 1863
$50 aast z. @. ROBBINS
W e-...aW Resiatpr Of W,lis
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pk0PosALs ROh RATloNs BOB 1864.
QuAsYBaMAsrEx's OrFioE.
o. 8 MARINE OOlPs.

QuAsIslHAsrE.'s OrrioE,
WAsHIaoToN, 0ct l6, l86s
until O'CLOCK q, Of the 18th day Of Nsysmb sr
nett, fog furnishins rations to the D. Marines,
q To following stations during the year Of 1854,
Portsmouth, New H.nlshirs.
k ksslssl,R hs.t .sa1d MA YORK.
lssk ration to oon.iss 3, three auart.r.. Of =
Bread. male Of extra supernne -four, o. In. lieu
:.
Government and at the rate Of eight auAIs Of best
and :. ssN pounds Of tea; nftsen pounds Of good
OF sdanantire candles or one snt z half pounds
good hard brown sos ;; TWO quarts OF SALT ana one
kunorsd pounds OF potatoes to each hundred "a.
The inereased allowance of four ounces of -four
or bread. and the allowance of potatoes: IS above
Pres. ut insnrrection and the ration be provided
by law and regulations, on the list Of July 1851
eonmsa mel sscss q s.ss station sisSss eais
by the single ration aud 81 all consist of the best
ss sas 70
Of tbs best aa.itysf the Iinds named.
Al BIDS must t Be accompanied by shs following
guarantee:
FOsm Of Guarantee.
The undersigned Of. in the State Of,
aItee that in case the foresoi.s bid Of, for
Txtiops above describ be accepted, he they
tract At the Post Office named exc the contract
for the same, with GOOD and uficient suresies;
contract a. aforesaid, We guar .ntse to make good
the differences between the offer Of said - and
that which may be accepted.
A. B. Gusranter.
WitL efs: O. D., Guarantor.
1888
Thereby certify that the above named - are
known to me as men OF property. and able to make
good their guarantee G.. II.
Ito be signsd By Tie United States District Judge,
Unit,d States District Attorney, or COii.c,or.)
No proposals will be considered unless accom-
p8ried by the shove guarantee.
for 1854. =" and addressed to the unc ersigned.
w B SLAUK.
ocl7-wfw Major and Quartermsster.
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1861 THB 1865
rEWHSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD

riEsWSSsisxLvAN1A CENTRAL RAILRS2D
&&@Ezz
"a ,1nsr.cEz4 i1e + sS SSa9;ss'e..
SPED. sAk5TIs AND Comforts
'A"'A0' va A from BALT1koRz
HHsps RA11E f. F5A FfFr sBSs
o1osz oosE Hs 4 sasP Il a:sl HinxRn1sBu.e
NORTHERN III o Ehs1hs II Il ssii1IRoAD.
THu GREAT AZ d 5Gh%1Rs Rour.
WARRINGTON f zN1 BA1r1Monz
WHIST. HoRr2W VI RSrns Aa n Is sourHwzs-.
The Northern Central Raiirosd Company. norths..
q
srI1HD1D Slipping TE5, CARS Oh ALL H1eK7
sHoKINa AID SALOON OARS ON ALL TRAINs
FROM WASHINGTON.
Passenger win take the 6.S .. q. and 30 ?. n.
road sna arrive IL "a 1fs 4 M md
s,Si: Ssnsss 41ssa e:
y th,S roote 1reiehts Of all descriptions can y
torasrded to and from any point on the Railroads
Iowa, OF Missouri, " Rai.oad dirsd:
The Pennsylvania Central Railroad also connects
b Forwarded to any port on the Ohio, MuskinSum,
Kentucky. Tennessee, Cumberland, Illinois, Aissis.
Red Rivers; and ct Cleveland, sanduaky, and OH.
ea6o With Steamers to al Northwestern Lakes.
Merchants and shippere entrustinG the trAngDo4.
setien Of their Irei8ht to This Company oan rely
with confidence on it speedy transit.
In the West, By the PennsylvaniA Central Railroad,
re ~ ttssss Is (sssssbh - sss skrgs6 b. stA6
&ReparMsaiar 10 mark Daskasss WA PsaAs.
Central R.R, !"
WE BRbWN Art Northern Central Il. T.,
-.- No. so North street, Baltimore,
2NO0H L1WI1, GENT Superintondent, AtonA, "a,
.. L. HOUPT, GenI Ticket AGENT, Philadelphia.
II. d. HOUSTON, General FREIGHT Agent, RAilar
dslpliA. ian 3ly,Y
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pRoPosALs FOR Ray, STRAW, AND GRAIN

ASSISTANT QuARrERNAsTER's OFFIoE,)
Forage Department, eorne, 6 and I'D SITS )
WAsHIAaroH, D. O., october 18th 1851
Written Proposals are invited for fl rnishins Hay,
Be delivered g. the Rsirosd Depot or At any the
The Proposals. to be addressed to the undersigned,
and they should state the quantity Of each article
offered also the price and date Of delivery.
Proposals. viii be received for dve % OOO)
bushels of Corn Oats, and ffty (6) tons Of Hay or
Straw and upwards, unless it should be for the in
terest Of the Government to contract for less
amount.
All grain to be put mp In good sacks, Of about
two t2 bushels each, which are to be furnished st
the cost Of the contractor.
The Hay and Straw to Be securely baled.
All Grain and Hay and Straw offered to be sub.
teot to rigid inspection By the Government In
spector.
the lowest responsible bidders. a. the interests OF
the service may require.
fuldllment Of any contract made under this adver-
Payment to be made 1t the com pletion Of the
contract B. u. BROWN,
oc18.n
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ORPHANs' COURT, DIsraror or CoIuxB,..

0RPHAKs' COURT, DIsrHIor OF COLUMBIA,
E.n Her and asorss w. Miller sass 2,
q 0a.iies nilles, deceased; the admiaistrators
Court Of Washington county aft resaiS aonointsd
GaU1sDtAr. the lat day Of pecembs, next. for the
estate OF sGd deceased, and of the assets In haud
Iar Is the same have been collect ed ard turned
into mopey; when and where all the Creditors ana
nelrS OF ssia aeeeassd are notified to attend Iat
the orpnans Court OF Washington ccunty atore
eao, Win toetr claims properly vonched or thar
may otherwise BY Law be excluded from ali bena.
AT in said deceassdS estate: provided . cony Of
this order be published once Q week for thres
weeks In the Evening Star previous to the said
1st day of December, 1868. A
Test: 90. ROBBINS
no 5 lANSM1 HeGtgter of Wills
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-16
IN q a.
SPRING AND SUMNER sORlDULl
or TIE
AND OHIO RAlLROAD ID.

BALYIMCRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
FROM wAsHINGroH oITYI
THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO 1HH
WEST, SOUTH AND NORTHWEST
ss.t can g ss1l TSroqfh Ticket direct, .! i've
SAiss .s.s % e,
soUR DAILY TRAINS IRON wAsHINaToH
u,.n.
Q, sundays. oas Tram al: Il sss r !. connecting
At Relay with t9G Ta lev. %i 81? s'''n'l''
eennse.ie e 4 .shins Junction Relay House,
With Train leaving Baltimors 1t s.HA. r..
maize vs 4
e Byz zsS x TIL,
TAss Is tie Only Route by which Through Tickets ~
IN Washington.
the most Superior finish attached to Night Trains.
SHORTEST AND MOST D1R1oT ROUTE
COLUMBUS, DAY7oN, log1sv1Lhx, o1H-
OINNATL, INDIANAPOLIS, TEREA
HAUTE, ST. LOUIS, CHICAGO.
~v>.. LESS saA.e.s ., o..s TIA. sr AZ.
OTHER RourB.-A
Nsre.a. Ne,.e. to Passense,s f, ia W.a y,s.s
ns sSs1
Ry TIE 1h AND Sh,0 and have the Div
flese Of visiting Baltimore III desired) without
additional charge.
p0O ,nns ctions at the Ohio River with OIL EVE
LAND & PITPsBURQ, CENTRAL OHIO and
MARI eta & CINCINNATI RAILROADS.; and,
through them, with the whole Railway System Of
Of tie NORTH WEST, CENTRAL WEST, and
SOUTH WEST.
For THROUGH TICKETS please apply at the
Ticket Once Washington ltaton.
. W. p. SMITH, Master of Transportation
NJ COLE. General Ticket Agent. &p H-u