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The New York herald., 1864-06-19
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


BArxv-PrERKIs.-At Williamsburg, Thursday,
June2, by Rev. Samuel J. Knapp, CHARLES H. BAILEY
TO MARY L eldest daughter OF John Peterkn, ESQ.
BAILEY -BoNXRrL.-At the Church OF the Transfgura-
ton Wednesday June Is, by the Rev Samuel H. Has
kins OF St. Marks church. Williamsburg, GARDINER =.
BAILEY OF BROOKLYN l. m 70 KATE A. daughter OF the
late Hezekiah W. Bonpeh, OF New York.
FHrnERsroN-McILvANE I'm Philadelphia, on Thursday
June 10. by the Right Rev J. TSWood, Bishop Of Pha-
depha residepce OF the BRIDES father FERDs
!. FxrRnRsroS EMILE G., daughter Of Francis McII.
vane all Of Philadelphia.
HAlI-wAr,s -on Thursday evening June i6, at the
residence Of the BRIDES parents by the Rev. s. D. Bur
ehard, D.. EDWIN HALL 70 CATHARISR, only daughter
OF Iewis u, Watts, Esq.
EsrcBELI-GAsE..-AtT Troy, Morris county N. j., on
Tuesday, June IA, by the Rev. Mr.. Brown. J. HENRY
kIroI to Hiss FANNIE GAMES eldest daughter Of H. d.
I. Ganea
KyIoET-HxwFnpISK- On Saturday, June is, at 81.
Pacl's church, Broadway, by Rev Haght, D. d JoHs
KNIGHT Of e. LOUIS, Mo- TO Miss HARRIET HBwKRDINg
OF stamford, Lincolnshire. England.
NcIARrY-GASDAR Friday. April 3, by tho Rev.
Gardner Spring, OF Now York. Jopx McLARTY TO MARY
GAyDAR. youngest daughter OF John Gandar.
0RoRKH-GuIsrRr.-0n Tuesday, May 81, at St. Ser
van. France, JAMES T. o'RoRKE, OF New York. TO Miss
MATILDA GuIsSRr youngest daughter OF the late Matun
Guibert, Esq., OF st. Servsn.
SxIrH-KENNY.-0n Wednesday. June Is, at the resi-.
dence the brides mother No 246 Elizabeth street, by
the Rev Father STAIRS v. G.. MARTIN SMITH 70 NxRA 7.
KENNY, both OF this city.
New Bedford papers please copy
WixsmP-CoyKrIN.-On Tuesday, June H. at the resi-
dence OF the BRIDES parents by the Rev Charles Norton
Mr. JAMES G. wISsHP Miss lsApoRA daughter OF John
D. Conkiin, a Of this city.
Greenpoint papers please copy.
The New York herald., 1864-06-19

BYRsrs-ou Monday, June 10, OF woun ds received in
action At Goal Barbor on tho 3D. Colonel RcuARp BrRS
Twenty eighth Massachusetts, Volunteers, commanding
Irish Brigade, First division, second corps.
The relatives and friends Of the family and all ofcers
tho city also the members and bers OF the
Irish brigade are invited 70 attend The funeral from bis
late residence No 800 Grove street Jersey City this
day Afternoon at one o'clock The remains win be IN.
terred In Calvary Cemetery The Sixty th regiment
New York State Militia viii perform escort duty On the
occa casion.
BAKE-on Friday June IT, after short illaess, JoHS
BLAKE, native Of stony Ford, county Kilkenny ireland.
Tho friends and relatives OF the family also those Of
brother ip-lsw Edward 0Brine, are respectfully invited
attend tho funeral from the residence ef his brother
Martin Blake % Bridge street, Brookyn, this Sunday
BREssN-0n Friday morning. June II, JoHs, edes,
OF Patrick and Mary Brennn native Of the parish
Of Furty, county Roscommon ireland, Ia the loth year
The friends Of tho family are respectfully invited to
ated the funeral this Sunday afsraoou at one ococx,
from the residence OF his parents, No. West street
BRocs.--At Wheeling, Va, on Monday, June Is AMAr.
pA srArDrH, aged years, months and Il days, only
child Of Jonathan A. and hary X Briggs, OF Brook
lynn
The remains were taken direct 10 Dghion, Mass fox
bDterment
CosklLo-on Friday June II, sfter lingering illness
soBs CosTEILo, aged about 10 years
Tho relatives and friends Of family are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funera from bits late residence
nortb Sas corner of Forty fourth aud Ninth
nue. ht Sunday afternoon, at half past o'clock.
oolk.-on Innrsdsy, June TO- At his residence. l5ots
the late Jos. pbCoin.
The relatives and friends or the fam respectfully
ovtod 10 att,nd the funea this onday) Afternoon ai
one O'Clock.
CAssr.-on r,ursday, Jnnc 10, after short and Sc
ware Illness, CoRsELus CAan aged "a years, months
and days
The frends and .. lssives o. the family are respectfully
Invited TO attend the fune~s s Sunday afternoon al
two O'Clock, rem the resderes Of bs parents las ork
street, Brooklyn.
COOK On saturday, june =, sSARr cooKein tho soth
year OF hia aee.
The reatives and friends Of tho family s,so those Of
DIS son n.aw Charles Densoo requested To- attend
he funeral 90 Monday afternoon, At tour o'clock, rom
ms late resId eDce. NO, 90 Most Nineteenth street.
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roe. 81 hours 70 QuartrrmasseY.
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Steamer Black Diamond Mere fifth Philadelphia
Steamer rbeipS Brown. Philadelphia
Steamer OspgAy. Adricn. Providence.
BELOW.
Bark Am Augusta (Br), Butler. from Liverpool May
SAILED.
nth-Steamers John Wright Saxon Wosteru Netropo,is
Chas Thomas Empire; ships Rxceior Caroline Nesmi,h
barks Marthas Vineyard Hero Sherwood brgs Fora Co
porn,cus. Robertina. Cyprus: schrs Een Maria Lnui
NARY Susan. scranton Wiley. Cavre 8 L Waite,
Mary Jane LII Francis, Wautaga kaisd Queen
lSh-S4eamships Virginia. Ednbargh, Bremen, Corsica
and Mississippi
Vino at sunset sw. light.
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Bartlett RockhilI; Leverng. Corson Abbie Knight:
Britain Saunders; Armenia. Cavalier; Locke Hunt
ley; Rsdwing. Wood, and May Baker Boston; Eliza
beth Ene'ish, somers Mar0iehead; Phep. Cranmeri
rawford Lord. Portland; Daley Saunders Norwich;
Clara Corson, Ply mouth Shadiick Arnold Fall Rvor
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George Burnham thornton Hampton Roada
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port Helen Mcleod Thnrston. Hyork
PLYMOUTH June Sid schrs island Houe, Allen NeU
York 18th, VIM WI son, Philadelphia
.PROVlDkNCF. June U-Arr steamer Osprsy, AdYicn,
Nvo,k; scbrs Smith. Anderson; VIM Paxson Csrsop,
and Chas Moore Hewitt Philadelphia Volta, Dcnison;
Potter Terrv and Lews Tavlor Ei,sbethport; soops
brig Frnno Lean St John Nh NYork land sldj;
Bid schrs Waterman, Sharpey. Baltimore Goald
Crowel; Spokano SAWYER; Richmond Pitcher; Wnlita
paraons and Hapn'h Wall, Phadelphia; Charger Mahan,
kzabathpors: Counselor Whismarz wootten, Young;
FASHION. Davfs: Ante Jone.; Vesta Pason JOSEPH
Norton Ann Eliza Caswell: Nanti Pilsburv Peck,
Aver. and ASeade Davis, NYork; sloops Vienna Davis.
PAWTUCKETt Juns l7-Arr sehr q p Taylor Rose Phg
hdephia. Sid srhr Susan / Jane Torrsv. Nyork
ROCKLAND. June l7-Arr kchrs B Pitts, Mills vinsk
haven for Nyork l4h Orris Francs Hunt Ph,ladepha,
NJ Hope sIaldinR. and John Adams HAch, NYork Sid
10th schrs Caa~ amleak Hx. Philade pna; ilh BoW,
rmery, Washington: 18th. @ Kimbsl (nsw) Crockett
SALEM, June l5-Arr schrs James Logan, Smith Pbfa;
1epns; Arsy Wheeler, and l. Sturgfs LiniKen Ei.
zabethport; Hudson. Cook, NYork
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CLEARED
, sssmsn,u Kd,nSuSS tBr RosEel Queenstown and Liv
Steamship Bremen tsus) hcer. Southampton and Bro
msn.Usr,ras sss, :, ss,r go q &c, 60. No.,
ste.%.h'p Yanoo. Couch, New orean,-Ludl.m. H.ins.
:, Steamship George Washington. oassr New oreans-H
steamship Idsho. Holmes. Beaufor,-Murray Nephew.
s,easmship Chesapeake, wiletts. Portiand-H Crom.
snip Orient. Orient Hll, Liyerpool-sponord ries,on 4 Co
,np ship Daniei webster Spencer. London-E Morgan
shpp ssS,p See s. Gsscrse ccw.n son,syiseo-seo savsry
Ssrs Apna .sorwegian) Lorensen, Qusenstown-Funch
Bark Spencer tBr). Spencer, Pic,ou. MS Whit
BARK Thomas tr). Peterson oardenasspence Montague
gTs Harmonic tHoj, Muddsr. An,werp-Funch Meipct. /.
ss:ns s sssns. s.a nsE s,
Brig Blsnkhorn (Br), Harvey. HAlfaI. NS-J = Whit.
bns Terry, Har,sen. New orIsans-xurray 4 Ne.
s&ssr & Lsis., % Undsrhia, 9, Johns PR-B J Weinberg.
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seSr is.hIssn Or oupa Honsson. Hs1D D.sof sSf'
sehr Maria Fleming Williams. washinsson-Bsnasy
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ser S,iSsn: sea Sag ssd1 i;iRd s MA HAVEN.
sehr VIM q Taii.. Hudson. Balsmsre.E Mott Bsdsii
schr fswnes, Chapman. adslphis-Benisy. smith
sssI WIN. sss Lee rGsss%oss1 levi. s sss
sehr nnno Edward Elis. d ghon-Bakey Dayton
Steamer Stevens ohanos Bslumsre
steamer Ann Rlisa Raehsrds phiiadsishia
.s s. . !S.'
= vas oe1ped hours ON ths bar at W Pass Passed In
IL as.sd g. :ns e 'G .S,
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s,samsh,s rotsn y usnspcrt,. wot.ou. Pst RoysA
June 10. an with passcngersto Assistant Quar-.
anchor OF PORT Ross passed sAr"''s-' ~
se.m..sp v:ran. gs transport. P.nnInston, Aie.
s.sa ship Admlrs Dupont ~ ssrspor Carpeser Fort
DssrArs. ss, ~ hours % U o,iartermastcv.
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head winds csas sssn H days 20 the sssw.rd q Ss
..y. ssg .ss ss ms.. .'s 'f w'ss, ss Manu. Liverpool
Issna q dsys with fsaroad ron 10 Boyd iipesen So
a.ss h 80 Ion ~ saw bark Anna Wilson, stesring M
snig Pawn Nielsen Cardiff 90 daya With railroad iron. 70
ship Clyde tof Yarmouth Ns Pinkney, Cardiff 4. dsya
Win ranrced iron, 10 Thos James.
rsro.d IRON 70 Funch hencke 4 wcndt IO,h ins, Iat
~uo lon ~ spoke ship universe hence for Liverpool
70 sdsr lee three days on the eastern essc
of hc Bsnts with light winds from and calrns W liz
large IN Oh, 81 the time have been az DAYS snce
winds b .a lat a. lon a. spoke ship saGordshirs fron
81 Ohm for Lvcrpoo. all well.
Bark ssrck tof Londonl. Boott, Cardiff 20 days Win
oc-L TO N hsomsn Ridge Hal heavy westerly winds us
entire passaR Re; stove burvarks, &o
bsss Onsr ma, QUE Em "a Of Liverpool Irwin leghorn
no da. ou,i s.h inst o. 10 ID whslsss,p j,rsS
The New York herald., 1864-06-19
Tho Casualtfes.
LOSS OF OFFICERS IN THE IRISH BRIGsDB.
10 ru xpTfon or rHR HERALD.

The Casualties.
LOSS OF OFFICERS IN THE IRISH BRIGsDB.
rn EDnoa rHs HERALD.
HEADouAR,ERs Insn BaIoADE, SECOND OoRPs,
Cam n BRKAsTwoRKs, yRAR Coal HARBOR, Va,
June 10, 1854
Enclosed please nnd list Of Of oncers killed.
wounded and missing In this brigade since May g. 1904
Ktllsd-Oolonel F. Byrnes, Twenty eighth Massachu.
Detts, commanding brigade, Sd Juno; Major Lawlor,
Twenty eighth in the charge 18th May
Major i. TSoney and Capt. p Bayles, sixty third New
York, wilderness, 9th May; Lieut.. J. Smart, Sixty
third New York, in charge on 18th May; Lieut. D. J..
Connolly Sxtythird New York In the charge Sd June;
Capt p Ryder and Lieut. Sparks, EHhsy.eighth New
York in Wilderness. on 9th May; Lieut. ByrDes, Eighty
Blake. sixty ninth New York. in charge on the 18th
May; Lieut. J. King Sixty ninIh New York. In charge
the 18th Nay; Capt "a Icb and Adjutans l. iAcriste
Woumdsd.-Lieu.. Col. Cartwright, Twensy.egh,
Massachusetts,, on 9th May Atutant Freeman Twenty
eighth Massachusetts, 18th May COL Mulholand, One
Hundred sixteenth Pennsy ylvana both May Lieut.
Col. Dale One Hundred and Sixteenth Pennsylvania
9Th May Capt. Crawford and Lieut.. Spinner one Hun
ared and Sixteenth Pennsylvana. on Sd June, MAJOR
Garrett, Capt Mlken and Lieut.. Lynch, Sixty ninth
New York on Sd June Lieut. Grogan and Lieut. Rood,
Eixty third New York Sd June; Capt Turner, Acting
Adjutant General, Irish Brigade: on 9Th, 9th May
rHB roRrY-RIGHrH NEW YORK.
Wosmded.-Col VIM. b Barton, commanding brigade.
Wounded Company A-Henry Fisher, James Morsao
sIa"! s,sdy George sau'r
Wo,nded.-Company B-second Lieut. Adon Lippin-
Eott. Corp. l.. B. Risden, j. Monaghan.
Missing. g.-Company B-Corporal r. Harvey, Henry Am
mon, Daniel Angel, Nicholas Dowd, Henry Davis Philip
Colgan, Henry Weiss.
Kiiled.-Uompauy C-First Lieutenant A. n. Ingrahar
D. Harmaker, J. Dillon.
wou~dsds- Company c.-sergeants samue, Naran an
p OBFien, }. p. Loyd
Kiucd-Company D-Sergt VIM. II Porch, color
bearer.
Wound>d Company D--sergi. Chris. c. HARRISON,
Conorer Emmons, John Drake.
Nissi1n Schmidt
Wounded d-Company E. Brooksbanks, - Iden /,
- Brown, - stenworth, - hinoven.
Ntssing-Company E. Hot, Peter Smith.
Wounded.-Company E-First Lieut. Joseph Taylor.
Wounded Company G-First Sergeant wiegand,
Corporal Charles Emery, John Malonsy Stanley, Geo.
Sea, James Furey George Marston, A. Macarthur, A. j.
De Haven, X. Wheeler, ID. Wheeler.
Misssng.-Company G-Thirtcen men,
Wotaded-CompaDy H-Frst Lieutenant Jsmes !.
Barrett, Sergeant John f. Lacy, G. 7. Cornell, J.
Powes, p Hughes, c. La1erty.
Missing COMPANY H-C. Eckel, J. p. Ketchum.
Wounded. Company I-Sergeant Allen, VIM. A. Sui
livan Asher Hart Ktued-John Rogers, Thomas Living.
stsn William Johnston, Corporal Thomas McKe, Thomas
Crowley.
Woume>d-Company K-Captain A. Miller, Corporal
p. Hart, Corporal f. Turnbuil, Frederick Kalmey
Austin Elliott Aissnc-Corporal Edward Barrett, VIM
Creuna7cl.
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The BsPisstsA at the Washingtsn Ar
PARTIAL. LIST % rRs cAsUALfTUs.
lYrsm IA Wasnfngeou Republican, june II.
% thsss eciusk about egbtses nineteen eodis.
- Sess tsoa Sssa ~ ysi.s !hss vee = cnassss
sMsy sscsrsaioeA, the rssdss may kROs shea told
lhas ~ Aossa ef Ne bsdtss pa ME box sssss
ave ress sqsarA Three ladies were taken ess sve see
plpod In shs hOpisal Their dauaea are 6aAis neEsHL
Adnis Bnahs tus Basss). end Resssoa Nan.
Nns Bates b % seriously burned that her peosvVy 10
toubu0L Oas lsy, named daraA 0uaosh, sseaaso iron
The building, and being terribly ir hsssed vowarae
hsr ho1e wh sh h Four and.a bali street Island be
tween th and Sixth, bat swooned away md died IN
SANITY, Il rs Supposed from frisht
Ths fol owing ladies' are st ntssing, md are DOUBT
lss saseag shs deaA;-
n..,. s ias;, a:ss:,.r. Bssds srs.n,s..,
Naggie YoDsoA
The three last named given up by their friends as
ss, Many - are nSs sTSos ss DEAD are i. saes
Sona One 6sok refuge In cellar, and rem lined there
fer hsur essse she recovered from The ELECTS Of her
The soussc n mont Of the Arsenal gate presents most
dissresspg spectacle Brothers. sisters, husbsnds and
fathers there aaxtousy nquriug for wives
vas srecsed by al tcast twenty voices at time "Is
Miss Rochc aliveS" Is Miss Kntwisse dead9 els Miss
Mccarthy hurt" were among the nterrogatores. One
ssceItained about his sister. The anxiety and sorrow
there exhibited are beyond al description.
ADDITIONAL PARrI0uLARs.
WAsHINGroN, Juno 10 1884.
Bat seven bodies OF the victims OF the explosion at Tho
Arsenal yesterday have been Identified thusr and y
nos possible that any be. Numerous relatives
Of tho deceased the Arsenal ths morning. but
pended day. except by few carpenters and painters,
who engaged In preparing Coins for the funerals,
whch will al take place from the Arsenal 70 morrow
evening. site has been selected In the Congressional
baryMg ground for the nterment and monument 10
be erected BY the employees
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Destruction OF . brewery tat Chic go--
Rock Island Bridge Burned, &o.

CHcA0o June TO, IB64.
Nfll Diverseys brewery destroyed by Orc this
mo- ming The loss tho building and fixtures 10 about
ssS Wo assurance $50 ooo The loss Of stock amouots
40 sss 200, which there Ia no insurance.
The draw Of the railroad bridge Rock Island caught
Ore from steamer yesterday afternoon. II known
how muo the bridge injured The loss viii amount
70 sbou, wty thousand dollars, and viii fifteen
says n ram v the damage
The New York herald., 1864-06-19

GAVE YOUR MONEy.-THoMAs r. AGrBW. rHI
~ great Grocer Tea and Dealer 81 the city, corBe4
of Greenwich and Murray streets IL now selling Teas CoJ
Tees Flour. Wines sugars Moasscp Syrups and everyth
els used 10 fam " cheaper han other dealer
the Unitnd States One price cash house Wholesale -
pnrnent 2e2 Greenwich street. retail corn1 AZ CIV
wch Murray streetA
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tINTkNAITI JUNO 70, 1884.
Tho Sixth ohiosTeement Guthrie Grsysl Ciucinnat
arrived to day lie mustered owl o servics grand
reception siye y thcni.
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- - - =
MISCELLANEOUS.

TIE GOVERNMENT LOAN
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The following s the official report of the judges on the
result Of yesterdays regatta:-The Glongary arrived
abreast Of the Gagboat of Che Grub House s 65 s. the
Abel st OF To- ihe CFe AZ II a6; the Lu1berry 1t
. 20, and the Julia at 20 10.
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SHIPPING NE w S
Port Of New York, jane Is, 1864.

ALBANIA yen yonr-rnu pAx
BuE ERrsxs............ 70 NOON RIsRs .......eve
1uS SETS s.......... "a HIGH wArER morn Is
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stamps heretofore required on soldiers application
papers are disPensed with. Widow. Of soldier.
the siCo Bounty. Il there be no widow, then the
minor children, and II no minor children, then the
father, mother, alter1, Or brothers entitled 70
the el0O bounty, and, In addition thereto, depend
ant mothers, Sisters or brother. win Be Pensioned
.. WILLIS Z. GAYL0RD.
Warrington, D. C.. 1888. mar e-iy
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... CURRENCY AND ENCHANGE
We shah continue to sen at Par, until further no
THE SIX PER CENT. soSDs
".F OF THE UNITED STATES,
known a.
.. E-TwENTIES
payable In twenty years, and redeemable at the
pleasure Of the Government after i've years from
LESS THAN ONE HUNDRED MILLIONS OF
and IL being rapidly absorbed BY home and foreign
demand for Investment, and BY the new National
Banks basis Tor circulation. When all sold, the
Bonds M, like the aseVen-T hirtyn Loan, advance
70 - andsome premium. AZ an Investment, they
six FER CENT. PER ANNUN IN GOLD,
payable semkannuAllyJ equivalent. at present
prices Of coin, 70
NINE FER CENT. IN CURRENCY.
The COUPON BONDS payable to bearer) are 10
sued in SUI Of $50, eioo et0o, and o. 900, and the
REGISTERED BONDS payable 20 order, and
transferable 80 bank ntooH, upon the books Of the
Treasury, and therefore preferred for permanent
investment, AZ secure against losp) are issued In
sums OF $50 $780, ESQ., 81 900, $500, and go 900.
These bonds are exempt nom all local taxes, and
the Government tar up n them - only one and one
half per cent per annum upon tbs interest, when
the income Of the holder exceeds teoo.
Circulars are furnished at our counter, or upon
application BY mail giving any further information
that may be desired concerning this and other Gov
eminent Loans and the organization Of National
we keep on hand and for sale full supply Of
ALL GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
deci8-du JAY COOKE CO.
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
the subscriber hath obtained from the Or
plans Court Of Washington county, in the District
OF Columbia, letters teBtAmentAry on the personal
estate Of Thomas Rlggles, late Of Warrington
county, Aforesaid, deceased. All persons having
to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof TO
the subscriber, on or before the I'd day Of Janu
AIRY nextj they may otherwise by law be excluded
nom all benefit OF the said estate
Given undar my hand this I'd day Of January,
1854 JOHN B. TUITION,
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COURT.

JANUARY 2, 1894.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WARRINGTON
C0UNTY,--To WITS
In the ease OF Lydia r. Haskell, administrative
Of Mathew Haskell, deceased, the Administrative
Aforesaid has, with the appreciation Of the orphAls
Court Of Washington county Aforesaid, appointed
Tuesday, the 10Th instant, for the final settlement
and distribution Of the personal estate Of said de-
ceased, and Of the assets in hand, as far as the
same have been collected and turned into mo-
ney when and where all creditors and heirs Of
safe deceased are notified to attend, lat the Or
phAns' Court OF Washington County AfoTesAid,)
with their claims properly youohed, or they may
otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit In
said deoeAsedu estate provided copy Of this Or
der be published once AWeek for three weeks In the
National Republican, previous to the said day OF
settlement,
Test z. @. ROBBINS,
jAn4-lAwSW Register OF Wills.