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The Chicago Platform Saws.

"Jusc,ice. humanity, libcry and the
public welfare, drmand that Immediate
efforts be made for cessation ofhostilitcs.
with view to an ultimate Convention
Means ne ia' eaa tnr G Sshgr pesfffiie eafiiess
practicable momeut peace may be restor-
ed on the basis OF the Federal Union Of
the Stntes.n HHa sra
There is no provision here for
policy, il peace can not be restored on
the busis Of tho Federal Union, OF
the States. Mr. J +. Benjamin, theCon-
{ e'lte Secretary of State, in circular
issued Just before the adoption of the
Platform a, Chicago, gives officially the
position of the Richmond Government OH
the question of peace. H says Jeffsr-
son Devils told Col Jaqucs at Richmond:
"That the separation of the States was
an accomplished fact; that re had no au-
,horiiy to receive proposals for negotia-
ton except by virtue OF bis office as
President of an independent Coniederacy,
aud on This basis alone must proposals BE-
made TO him" amo1
Nov the Phrase "Federal Union Of the
STATE s. is intended to recognize estate
Sovereignty Us il is understood in the
Southern States, but il will hardly be
pretended that the basis of the Federal
Union of the States is compatible with
the basis of an independent Southern
Confederucy. What then Is the use Of
"a cessation Of hostilitics," with d view
to an arrangement that The rebel Govern
ment officially assures us is inadmissablel
Glonrly the Chicaoo platform has No
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-15
VINO Are Responsible2

The World recently hgured the expen.
ses Of the present civil war up above
fifteen thousand millions Of dollars, and
added; fraa
"This Is the money expenses to the
country Of that exquisite luxury, Black
Republ can President. II may be very
sweet and delicious, but can we aiford
itr'
whereupou, it will be recollec,ed, we
said:
"Let us understand this. Suppose
your party carries the electionjus before
Us, and ours thereupon revolts, assumes
70 take eight or ten Nor aiern States out
of the Union, aud commences a civil
war, " hch lasts through your Presidents
term, costing The country as much in
blood and treasure as thi, war has done
what party will be justly responsible for
tho cost Of thai war! And will such
doings prove that the country can't .fford
the luxury Of Democratic President
Let US soc you work your rule both
waysr
To othisthe World has failed torespond.
We cali il aiten,iln afeesh 70 the mat
(, AID ssfcit an arew n. Shall va
aave lt.--Nep Yors Triogse.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-15
Queries.

IfDan. Voorhees, is man Of peace,
what use has he for twenty thousand
rifles? II Dodd a. Co. are men OF peace,
what use have they Tor thirty thousand
revolvers? II the Democratic party is for
peace, why did its State Central Com
mittee exbort every Democrat Of the
State TO arm himself like a pirate? II
the ruling spirits Of that party are pat
rlotr TO the Union srmiesI N they are
not traitors, why do they rejoice over
rebel uecsses?-IndiGnapolis Josrnal.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-15
Steady, Union Men ,

Let loyal meu posssss their soul 10 pa
tiencs. Inc madnsss that rules at Chicago
can work no harm to the country except oy
the default of the loyal masses. Il mat Is
needed To overcome the rebellion South, and
the flank movement in the North. Is stesdi'
ness, activity aud zeal among those who love
their country, hate treason, and have resolv
al io their hearts that the Union shall live
Let no one allow himself to become unset
tied by the elaInor Of passion, the whirl
wind Of treason, or the threats Of those who,
had they not been towards, would long since
have psen in Dlxie.--Ssndusky Register
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-15
PLANTATION BITTERS


which are nov reccomme ehdsd by ihshighss, med.
ieal suthoritie A., and warranted to produce hnIH'
nspIArE beneficial vnseefs They arc sSeesdlnslv
ssrsssble, perfectly Lure, and must superaesd all
o,hsr toaics who're healthy gentle stimSlanti re-
guired.
They pur, ry, strengthen and iuvlsorlte, M
They create healthy SPpetite. -ft.4
They are an anGdotssst 10 change OF water aud diet
Thsyovercons effects OF dissipation lSi~ hours.
They strengthen the system and enliven the mind
They prevent miasmatie andinterm iltent reyets.
They purify the bre stn and seidity ofthe stomach.
They cure DYSPEPSIA and Constipation.
They cure hi orhee, and Cholera Mofhus.
They cure iiysS Complaint and Nervoas Headache.
They make the weak, ,stIops, bslansuid brilliant,
aud are exhausted ns,ure's great resersr, Thssars
composed ofihs eelebTslsl caiissya bark, winter
green ,a,ssiINs, roots aud hsihs, all preserved 10
perfectly pnrs -. CroiH Rem. For particulars, see
circular, sud tsstimonia als sfs und each bottle,
Beware of impostor,. Examine every botile..--
Soc thst II has our private U. Stamp unmn,lated
over the eork with plantation scene, and sigma
ture on a 6ne steel plate side iabeL Sect that our
bottle il not rshled with spuTious aud dsleterous
stud. Any person pretending TO sell Plantation
Bites by the gallon or in Bull. Is an impOstor. -
Any psrsoa initiating this bottle, or seiiinganyoih
er material therein, whether called Plantstion BIT
ters or moi, Is ermiua ~ der the u. e. La ", and
wi II be so prosecuted byas. We already have our
eye on several parties Te.dlling our bottles &c.
who will sueessd ia getting them sslvss.iniO CLOSE
quarters 'rhs dsa.and for BRAKES Plantaiion dit.
ters from ladies. elergYmsn, merchants, Se,i In.
eIsdibls. The simple trial OF bottle 10 the eyi
denes We prsssut oftheir worth and surnrioriiv'-
Thes sold by all respectable drnggists grocers
hot els, saloons, siesmboss and country stores
p. ii. DRAKE a. co. r
2o2 Broadway, N. Y.
March II, 1864. 24-.-iy
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-15
A Wag on oClellan.

During the session Of the Chicego Con-
vention wag electrified the Copper-
heads by announcing that McClellan's
baggage had arrived, and that, Of course,
he would soon be there. Curiosity ~Hs
on tiptoe, and intense excitement pre-
vailed At length the report wss trsced
to the wsg who had seen ear loadoef
shousls and spades unloded st one Of she
depots. Then the joke wa. tout and 90
was the wsg.--- Ohio State Jouysa'.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-15
Nary Flag nor Gun for Atlanta

The New York Tribune thus "pinches"
the New York Copperhead authorities for
their conduct in relation to the victory at
Atlanta. The Tribune says;
Flags were raised at the City Hall
when the Secession Peace Platform was
adopted and the candidates named, last
week.
But on Saturday where were the flags
Tor the stupendous Union Victory ut
Atlanta! c
Will His Honor, the Mayor, lot us
know il the Victory Of Victories is not
equal to the nomination oftwo such per-
sons as McC lellan and Pendletonl
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-15
MRS. A. II. G. MattisOn's

Constantly on hnnd hne assortment Of Millinery
Goods, wkeh vii; be sold AZ the Invest cash pfe@s
straw and silt Work done 20 order. An eleg mt as
soytasat Of Dress and Cloak Patterns always on
hasd. Mhs. A. u, ,G.MATTisoN. Y.
Rsrsblie. Msy II. isof. bg 32n3
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-15
IN. q. Wcnner,

Manufacture OF Carriages, Buggies, erlkiss, Se.'
cemer Cos ahd Jefferson streets, near the German
Catholic Church, Tifhn, Ohio. A hne stock OF the
latest styles Of Ruggie, etc, finished In the bsn
and Of the durable materials, oonsantly
on hand, and promptly made to order.
Tiffn Ausust e5, 1892. a.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-15
Frank Baker.

A.tornsy at Law. Tim, Ohio. Once, in Tomb.
BIoek. AL Just slaims for Bounty, Back Pay and
Pension, prempty collected for soldiers OF thoir
heirs at the lowest rates. No advance payment 70.
aairsd. Tfff5 IHsv.2o le63--7.iy
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-15

6~TI'm afraid OF lightning" mnrriur-
ed pretty young woman during she
recent storm. "Weli you, may rbes"
sighed her asYaislrg lover. aiwhsn yosr
heart is steel
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-15
Seneca County

sTAvE AND HEADING FACTORY ,TIFFIN, o.
w. n. cbsmbsrin has constantly on hand Flour
and Fruit Barrel Slaves, we'll seasoned, Esd lila
dried heading Prompt attention given 10 all orders.
Also Scroll Saving aad Turning done TO order.
ksxemher q .IpG1 5-tf
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-15

As,cr reading worthless book, one
feels as II he bad tried his jaws cracking
an empty nut Ntft
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-15
Davis House.

(pomsrly called the :. City Honse,"e THIN, Ohio
LEvu WEIRIcK. ProIkietor.
The undsrsi sires 20 inform alhs ffiendsahd
tue Of the City Honse now the Davitnha
his hotel 10 ready for the reception Of guests The
Hosss has been rebuilt, re-fnTnished andis now as
sosdas any in the country.
I low have stabling ehough TO accommodate any
aanbss OF horses and ilalwsy. have an aeu ndanee
of fssd LEVI MEIRlCk.
Tian, oatobsr I. Is5s-lsn
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-15
ronh. Uuss s. Co.,
Rauk Of Tinim.

R.w. sHAwaAs e. A. q. sSsEvi, Ss~kst' of'
Gse, shsvhaa's New Block, where thes s'Nr"a,se' -
a Ksaetai BAaking busiaess sud pay Interest oa pe-
Posits ~ fellows. ,
iS-Ceni6eatss payable on denNnd:
Az, - '6e AG. .sNEArH, Cash eT.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-15

Coon APPOINTMENT. sidney D. Max
well, Of Montgomery Co., has been ap-
pointed aide de.camp on tho staff OF Gov.
Brough. with the rank ofcolonei, 10 date
irom tno 9th inst.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-15
TO TEACHERS.

Meetings for the Examination OF
Teachers, WILDE hsldin the Court House,
in Tifiln, at lo'clock, p. NJ, on each Satur
day Of February, March. April, May. Sep
tember, October and November; and on the
third Saturday of each of the remaining
months of the yesT tl...i ..s.i..',,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-15
LYONS KATHAIRON,

LYONS kATHAlRON.
Hsihairon Is from the Gtsek wOrd ,ks,hre."
"Kathairc," signiying to cleanse. tejuvsnste and
restore, This srcle. the word u signifies For pre-
ssrvinr restoring and besuiiGinE the hrmsn hair "
is the most remarkable preparation in the world. ~
is again owned and put up by the Ot suai proprietor
and ade with the same care skin sndaiten.
tion which gave ia sale ofovef one milto- bottles
per snnum,
Il ssmesi ighthl Ilalr Dressing.
II eradicate scurf and dandrnn.
ltkes ~ the head cool and eiesn.
It makes the hair rich son. snd glossy.
It prevents the hair from falling on and turn.
ing grey.
!, Restores hair uron bald hssds.
Any lady Eentlemaa. who values sbesu,i ifai head
ofhair shouid use l.yons Ksihsitou. Uis Known
and used throughout the civilized world. Sold by
allre'pectsbe dealcr'
DBMAs g. BARNES @ Co, NY.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-15
mexican Mustang LmmenU.

The psrIes in ~. Louis n Cireinnalti. 'ho have
been Couurrrfe'tins the Mu-iHnr hnrment und,r
prrIense nj ProPrie'or'hir'n hive been thoroughly
stopped by the Courts. To guard against nt,her i'm
position. I have procured from the U. =. .TfrHsury,
vprivSte steel plate revenue stamp, which plac.
ed over he top Of each hottie. Each stamp bear.
he rae siAiIs ormy sienntute. and without which
the article Us a Counterfeit, dangerous aud worth.
less imitation Examine every bottle. This Liui'
me mt has been Id use aHd gfowingin fNver for ma
ny years. There hardly exists hamlet on the hnbi
table Globe iant does not contain evidence Of its
wonderful eaeets. Il is the best emolent H. the
world. with itspresent IMPROVED ingredients, it'
rirsris upon man or beast are perfectly iemarka.
HE. Sores are healed Pans relieved, lives saved,
valuable animal. made usefu aud untold ills ss'
snsesd. Fer cuts. bruises, sprains, rheumatism,
sweliugs bite, ,eaked breasts, strained horses,Sc,
f. I. Sovereign Remedy that should nevsrbe dis.
pen.ed with. II should he in svesy family Sold
by all Druggists.
D.S BARNES, NY.
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s.

Perons Otsedsntary habits troubled With weak
ness. Assitudc pa,p',aron oi,he herri, lSct o"p'
petite stress AFTER eating, torpid liver eot''ipa'
tion, &c deserve TO suffer II they will not try the
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-15

TX uour. Attorney At Lav- q. j. kFPS' A"9f
n.,u Law and Notary Puahe. pfhoe, Lsmme'e'''
Row rp Stairs, Southeast Corner.
I,,osrx ~. 1854.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-15
. p. NOBLE. h>N"''''
". p. a. II. Noble,
EYOrd * Keen.

s,,o,n.,. and Counselioes st Lsw. ottce IN sin'
r.,'. New Dleek, opposite the co"'' 'hon"-
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-15
ENTHUSIASTIC J0LLIFICA-
TI0N MEETING.
SPEECH BY HON. ]. X.
HORD.

On last "Wednesday evening the uoior
mt y of this city rallied together in front
of the Court House, and he'd large aud
enthusiastic meeting In honor of the rc-
cent glorious victories achieved over the
rebels by our gallant ro,dicrs and sailors.
a national salute was fired, hrc-N urks
displayed, and everybody checrcd. ln-
tcrcsting aud sensible speeches were
made by Hon. ]. X. HoRp and Col. LEE.
The following is the
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-15

BUSINESS CARDS.
4 o.. BYHRh.
Rycrs & Thorn psOn,

>,,o,n,v. and c.un,oIl-r, at Law, Notsries Pub.
liz naa Insutance AFcats SPsetal ntte-uon paih L"
collections. Hedges Bloek, n Ma, Ohio.
MAY 10, 1894 =" =
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William Gallup,
John McCauicy,
e.. IL. watson,

Attorney at Law, TINA. Ohio Once sec 'n'
Floor, Tomh's Rloek. o-,f
March ~. 1919. 50
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-22

one.s may 20 made Tot one OF more articles, at
me oPton OF the bidder, and In case more than
article 10 contained 10 this Offer the chief OF the
bureau will have tho right 70 accept ons or mora
OF the articles contained In such offer and ?, Ieot
the remainder Ihs price must be saifprm and
2Gers must ebr-ce all of any or more articles "a.
iuerabts al all hs aaiions.
For the description OF articles In the Ab I'VE Hat
hidderl are referred TO tho samples at the said
Navy Yards, and tn the advertisement OF this bu.
rtsu dated July 1895 and for inform .tion a. 10
the laws and regulations lin pamphlet iorm) re-
gsrdlng eoatraots, 70 the onicers Of the several
eomm,ndants OF navy yards and navy agents.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
eminent
Blank forms Of proposals may b, obtained on
application TO the navy agent at Boston, New
York, or Philadelphia, and At this bureau.
hel.Wlt
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
the subscriber has obtained r. 1 IN the Orphans
Court Of Washington county, In the District oil
Columbia, lstters OF administration on the
personal estate Of Henry &. Holmes, late OF
Warrington oounty, d. e., deceased. All persons
having claims against the said deceased are here
by warned to exhibit the same, with vouchers
the eO to the suhHcribcr on or before the 18Th day
OF August next they may Otherwise by law be eX-
oluded from all benefit ofsa d estate.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of August,
1854. MARY V. HOLMES.
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CHIEF QuARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
DEPOT or WAsHIEorON, )
WAsHIN0roN, D. G., septeaber II, 1881.
Sealed proposals. Will be received at this office
until SATURDAY, September a. 1856 !, at 70 o'clock
NJ, for the delivery at this depot OF
10. 900 feet Sc Ns0NED OAK BOARDS, one inch
thick, OF best quality, to DO delivered i'm
mediately.
None will be received that does not pass the
usual Government Inspection.
The right to eject all bids that nav be desm
too high 10 reserved by the Depot Quarterm sster.
Proposals should be addressed to the under
Oak Lumber" d. H. RUCKER
BrigAdier General and Chief Qusftermastsr,
sel1Tt Depot Of Washington,
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lay COOKE l. CO., BANKERS,
FIFTEENTH STREET,

OPPOSITE UNITED STATES TREASUnv,
Receive subscriptions for the
NEW U. 8. sRVEN'THIRTY LOAN,
Authorized by the act OF Juus %, 1854. The notes
w. II be issued under date Of August u.s. In denomI.
nations Of
$50, 800, $500, $1,000 AND 5000,
Payable to bearer or order, bearing interest at
7 $40 per cent. per annum, payable SemI'annuSlly'
and will be convertible at the option Of the holder
at maturity into six per cent. Fiye-Tweuty Bonds.
We buy and sell
GOVERNMENT BONDS OF ALL ISSUES,
TREASURY NOTES
CERTIFICATES o. INDEBTEDNESS,
AND COIN
AID pa u , highest price TOR .'-.'
QUARTERMASTER'SC ERTIPICATE CREEKS.
jy!1.dlI JAY COOKE \ CO,
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4 ssIsTANT QUARTERMAsTERs
FoRA0E AND RIVER TRANSFORMATIONS, J
Seventh SrnEEr WHARF,
WAsHIEsIOs, d. &. August %, 1854.

CIRCULAR.
In accordance with Instruction. from Brig adler
General ID. n. Ruoker, Chief QuartermAster, De-
pot OF Warrington, I have placed sohooners
ct Upper aud Lower Cedar Points, In the pc siton.
occupied by the light-b ats previous TO their de-
stTuotiOn by the rebels.
From sunset until sunrise . light will be swung
from each OF the schooners. The reason given by
captains Of vessels, chartered and owner by the
United States QuArtermAster Depsr ment, for
Anchoring In the Potomac river at night, was that
they feared that they would run their vessels
Aground II they attempted to run past the sho ais
alter dark. The lamps placed on the schooner.
viii i've light sufficiently strong to enable all
pilots to pass up and down the river with safety
provided they govern themselves by the charts
provided by the United States Coast Survey.
Fro a aud after this date no vessel propelled by
steam Vil he allowed to anchor excepting In such
weather as by running the loss OF tho vessel or
cargo might be endange ed.
Ali masters of vessels are directed to report any
oegleot on the part Of the parties board OF the
light HchOOners, In not keeping Their lights burn
ing at all hours OF the night,
A copy of this circular will be kept posted Ia the
pilO-hOuse OF every vessel owned and chartered Dy
the Government, plying on the Potomac river.
L. 8. ALLEN,
Au2p-22t Captain and A. q. NJ.
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10 U RTH W ARD ,

9 EON GENERALS OFFICE,
~ WAsHIroros CRY, D. c., September 81, 1854
AN ARMY MEDICAL BOARD, to consist OF sur
geon Oh SIles TIippler, u. s. A., Pres dent; sur.
geon William s. King. U. s. A aad Surgeon Glol er
Perrin, u 8. A., Recorder, will meet at Cnotnna'i,
Ohio, on the 18th OF % ober next for the examin.
alton OF candidates for admission into the Medical
stan OF the United states Army, and Of such Az.
sibtant surgeons for promotion as may be brought
before IT,.
Applicants must DO between twenty-one and
thirty years Of age, and ply sieally sound
Applications must be addressed to the Secretary
of War, or The Surgeon Gene: al, stating the resi-
dence Of the applicant, and the date and place oil
his birth; they must also be accompanied by re.
spectacle testimonials OF moral character.
No allowance In made for the expenses OF per
sons ling ex animation, as It 10 an indspena
able prerequisite to appointment.
There are now Ave vacancies on the Medical
staff JOS. X. BARNES,
he22thsm Surgeon General, U. s. A.
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HORsEsl HoRsEsl HORSES

QUARTEAMAsTER GENERAL'S OFFICE,l
FIRsr DTVmIoN, WAEHIHaToH Cry,
August a, 1851. ! r.
Horses suitable for Cavalry and Artillery service
will be purchased at GleSboIO' nepot, In open
market, I'LL October |, 1884.
Horses will he delivered to Captain l.. Lowry
Moore, A. q. NJ, and DO subjected TO the usual
GlvGrnment inspection belle being accepted.
Price OI Cavalry II JTseS, ais each,
Price Of Artillery Horses, 8 80 each.
Payment will be made for six 10 and moro,
JAMES A. EkIN, 80
b Colonel, frat Diyiaion,
sepl9.lm QuArtermABteT Generals Once.
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CLOTHING AND CLOTHING MA.
~ TERIALS
NAVY DrrAnTMEsr.

DVHEAU OF PRoVIlIONs AND CLOTHTNo,y
. srp,, September 1, 1884, y
ssEPARATE PROPOSALS, sealed and endorsed
,r,oPosan, lot Navy Clothing And Clothing Mate
o'clock p m, on the 18th day OF October next, Tor
n ,nrni,hlng and Delivering ION receiving thirty
Charleitown, Mass, and Brook w, M in s,eh
numbers and quantities and At such time, A NAV
be specified By the hief Of this Bureau or BY ths
Commandanh OF the sid Navy Yards. resteof-
lively, the numbers and quantities Of the different
articles, and at the places specified ia the follow.
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u Y BOTEL ER & SON

ID Y BIO + L LER Il LSON
ID AUCTIONEERS.
OFFICE UNITED STATES CAPITOL EXrESsIoN,l
WAsHIEoroK, ID. e., sept ., 1864. (
On SATURDAY, October lat, ommeneing at 10,
a. m, the tollo wing Variegared and Pl>in Marble
will be sold at public auction, on the grounds
north of the United States Capitol:
100 blocks Tennessee Marble.
1000 cubic ieet of remnants do.
10 pieces Potomac Ma bic.
500 feet (cubIc) Vermont Green Serpentine.
column shais do.
1900 cubic feet remnants Italian Marble.
At tho same time will be sold q large lot OF
Doors, Shutters, and building mNterisl Of VArlous
Kinds, CLEMENT L. WEST,
sep9-d General Supsrinten lent.
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.
NEWSPAPERS AND PERIOD.
u w u III EIND n4ND
GALS.

J. EDWIN HALLENBECK, dealer In Newspa-
bseco, segsrs, Flags and Playing Cards. also, .
largo assortment OF Plain and Colored Photo
graphs, lis King street, four doors below Provost
MafshAl's office, Alexandria, Va.
Subscriptions and advertisements for the WASH
ington DAILY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, received.
Ap2O-tf
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nRP Ii A Ms CUU RT,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON
COUNTY-To Wit:

SEPTEMDER Q, 1884.
In the case Of HonOrle hdwin, admlniatrAtrIX
OF Michael Baldwin, deceased, the RdminiGtFatriX
Aforesaid has, with the appreciation OF the Or.
phAnA' Court OF WAIhiu gtOn oOunty Aforesaid, APP
pointed TuesdAy, the 27th day Of Sep'emheT next,
Tor the hnHl settlement aud distribution OF the
personal estate OF the said deceased, and of the
asIeta In hand, As FAR the same have be en- col
leeted and turned into moneyi when and where ali
the creditors and heirs OF said deceased are notified
to attend, lat the orphAnS Court of Washington
vouchsd, or they may otherwise by Law be ex-
cuded from all beneht in said deoeAsed's estAtei
provided copy OF this order be published once a
week for three weeks In the National Republican
revious to the batd 21th day Of September 1854.
Tests z. Q, ROBBINS, Register oil wills,
sci waws
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-22
ORP HAMS COURT.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON
COUNTY, TO Wit;

COUNTY, TO WITT
September 20, 1884.
In the case OF James 7. Perkins, administrator,
istrAtor, d. b. NJ Aforesaid has, with the ApprobA.
tion OF the Orphans Court OF Washington county
next, for the hpAl aud atributon of the
personal estate Of said dsoaasd aud Of the assets
In hand - far a. the same have been collected and
turned Into money! when and where all the oredi.
tors and heirs OF said deceased are notified 10 at
tend, lat the Orphans Court of Washington ooun.
" aioresAid) with their claims properly youehsd,
all benefit In said deooAied'a estate; provided q
copy OF this order be published once . week Tor
three weeks In the National Republican previous to
the said 18th day Of October, 1884.
Test z. Q. RORRINs,
Iep20-lAw9Ws Register Of VVils