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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-12
OF FLOUR AND GRAIN

Receipts and ExpOrts--New York.
The receipts and exports of -four and grain at the
port of New York for the week ending Jan uary S,
were as 70 lows:
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-20
PROPOSALS FOR RAISING
WRECKS AT NORFOLK, VA, AND IN
THE VICINITY.

NAVY DEPARTMENT, February I, 1884.
PROPOSALS will be received ct tho Navy Depart
ment until the I'd day Of March, 1884, for raising or
WTeeklng and removing the materials, and deliver
ing At the United states Navy Yard, GoSport, Va,
Frisstes ScunSerisnd and " Congress" At
Newport Eewsi and hsrrImAek," near CrAney
Island.
FriEAtes "RArltAnn and "ColumbiA," and Line
oi-battle ships "PennhylyAniAn "DelAwAIe," and
r. the Vicinity II the NAVY Yard
GRAFTON that the Government requires the FrigAte
"cumberlAnd," and whatever may be on hoard Of
nTsrsd al the Navy Yard, GosPort, Vs. or at any
other convenient place which the Government N ~
designate, without any further mutilAtiop thah
II will be required by the Government that the
esntrAetorE commence A. soon a. practicable on
the Complainant and rot 70 engage or commerce
Government, until Bhe 10 disposed or
The Government will sls9 claim the right OF
bsrlandn the wrecks are to be raised also to de.
tsrmiue whether wreck shall be blasted or FaiIsd
whole.
No sale or AppraIsement can be claimed by the
contractors on any wreck until all the vessels
named shall have been removed, and duly received
By the eommAndAnt, unless BY authority Of the
No wreck will be considered removed while any
portion Of keel or floor timberI remains.
and other material, (which NAV be The reguIt OF
blAstlng) must be deposited at the Navy Yard al
such place or places a. the commandment may deSig-
nate. And such property, after having been re-
oeiTed by the eommandAnt, shall be considered In
charge OF the United States Government until dis
Pos,d Of AEreeablJ to the specifications Of the con-
tract to be made.
All the appliances used In raising the wrecks
must be furnished at the expense Of the contract
orH.
The oir,T must state tho rate per eentum, Of sal.
yAge, for raising and delivering each vessel, also
for wreoking, the VAlue 10 be AscertAiued and de-
termined By two persons to be appointed by the
Department, and one person to be appointed By the
eontraetors, or on the actual proceeds OF sale At
public suction, for the whole or any part, rs the
Department may elect,
The offer must he accompanied by the EuATaD lee
| OF responsible parties that the contract will be
| executed n awarded. The Department reserves
the right to reject all bids OF parties who have not
the proper means provided for executing the work,
and Of Annulling the contract II the work ia mot
executed in due proportion 10 the time fixed for
completion. The proposition must also state the
| time required 10 do the work.
Proposals will be marked, Proposals for raising
WRECKS At Norfolk" Sc, 30 as TO prevent them
from being opened with other letters.
feb6-ftulW
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The above iorm OF proposals will be adhered to
a. closely A. practicable Other forms will be re-
esived BY the Department and duly considered.
proper GuArkntee that the bidder IL able to full.
al the contract, certified to BY the clerk Of the
nearest Distrist Court or United States District
Attorney, must AsOonpAny the proposal or II will
DO rejected. ..
An oath of alleglAnss TO tho united States Gov
ernneht must also accompany the proposal.
The contrasts will be awarded to the lowest res
pSasible party or parties, who will DO duly noti-
hsd b. mail or otherwise, that their bid 10 sscspt
Cd, and they will Immediately be required TO eater
ints contraet, under bonds to the amount OF S5,-
co. Bonds TO be properly certified to-
Bidders may be prssentin person when the Pro-
posAls are opened. ....
Tho Post Once Address OF the parties proposing
must be distinctly written upon the Proposal.
Proposals must be addressed to Henry johnson,
Medical 8. k,and Purveyor, U. s. A, WaihinTtoa,
ID. c.
The Department reserves the right 10 re- eVt Aay
HENRY JOHNSON,
N. 5. X, and PuSveyor, U. s. A, Washington n. G.
Printed tornh Of Proposals can be had At this
once. '... fsb9 ait
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'MEDICAI..
CPEofAt NoTfc Z.

W n v a N v u " n
" ',t'r9 aisie - h5t----ft1 ~ ~ ~ !
Dr.. NJ vnLlrrs rar.,. Hs.pi,.i, IN u, s,a-i
.r.l RlOct, Corner ofs.r.a,A .ad . iI.s,.. opps
site the Post and n.,.a,on Ao.H,siead "a,
~ stairs, wAshinSton, b. C. tii!l 81 =, J Y
.'| - 500 lfNHt g.f q
All diseases Of privst, nstur. treated ia tho
best scisatias msnnsr, and radical >surss sassiea
Ia all s.ssa sYPEnTic AyTRcrroS, CON-
oRRHGI, GLEET, STRUCTURES sEhISAL
WEAKNESS, or the result 81 ToLUPTUous
DREAMS, or any weakness Of the aESERATIvs
ORGANS, from any cause uhstsry, or hov lees
standiss, thoroughly and radically cured Alss,
GOVT, RHguEITISN, NEURILGIL, aAd other
CHRONIC DISEASES q the ERhTgS, HuscLES
BONES ssd JOINTS scRoFuLI, sLoTcHEs
on IuE FACE, gEUfTIoSson the r-hs A.abedJ
sad ali other NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DISEASE
~ THE BLOOD, nom whatever cause tA.y nay
have arisen.
AFFLICTED AND uEToNTUsATE
~-.,,-,..-.,..a..,.. ,.,.. ALI.
- --'--T !.L75- ..I..,
osssy prevent yeu non ApplyisE Immediately to
DR.. velluy, who is .okaowisssa 10 k " far the
most SUCCESSFUL rHYHcIAN In the trea,-ea,
M. 80 .l-r-...ss--L-..l;,ss
oipti'A'e a'ene'' fe1 A'''' WV >A'l'r' ~
knswa ysur .isfOrtunss, aad he viii speedy seas
"a, an van, "a, r,,o,.,., y
-
...r ,..-..
That dreadful sssurre Of the ysuas, inaulssd ID
~. - a.,,,, matt,
-
'Ae~ lot mA''isa me- p'ooueihs Wee'' 'A'
back and limbs, loss Of asinstisn and nussulsl
mower. ,,,,i,.,io, off,. h..r,. irr,,.bilI
;" vs.: y -"-.'V "'"'' ''"'
eonsumptton, and desth. er.. .Ta.....
vorso ,,,v,,. a., ..
'0'No n' '''" VI Sa' a'osu' O'h-'
auenses OF delay, DO Aet fall 70 make ysur cas-
. ,u..a,.,.,-.. N. v.i,.. w., ...,.,
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PROPOSALS.
.RoPosALs FOR STATIONERY,



Aousz or RrpnnsrnFA rrvrs, pxIrrp srArrs,l
SEALED fRofossi,s VII Be Be received At III,
- n s'elsok NJ Tor furnishing sanh Of ths follow
Ing elassea OF stationary for the use Of the House
Of Representatives Of the United States, VII;
700 ran, vhifs auASto Post Paper extra super
10 lsans ~Si,s Commercial Not. Pspet, extra
. team. white To6l.cap Paper, extra supaSss,,
. rss@s fancy Note Paper, assorted kinds, sizes,
1000 COW whit. thick sdhssive Envelopes, sy,ss,.
eo,ooo white thick adhesive Envelopes, shHlX y
5000 whits thick sdhssivs Envsiopss, sSHSS
1900 white nick adhesive Envelopes, sHSsT
1000 fancy note Envslopes, assorted
60'ooo bun adhesive Envelopes, 7Exsg
900 bun EnyeloPe., skxtK, with privilege
SoSSin! The SrS,s q The rass. psopo,sd
.Ero.. r.Ser;s Sis.i R sS4s pens.,i, so'
dozen ivory and pearl FOLDER
r . so.sa s, mssii ss as. ss Ss.'l''
edolen rubber Penholders, medium sire
doIen alneh ahoara
dozen eineh Shears "-.Ht H..
10 dozen Scissors, fine qualities, assorted .fr
10 doIsn Aruold'S writing Fluid, quarts aud
90 grols Washington Medallion Pens
90 gross Leyy'n Commercial Pens an $40.
10 gross Perry's blue barrel Peas, ane and
II dozen Portemonnaies, assorted
Is dozen Pooket-knives, assorted
il SToss rubber bands and RinEs, escorted.
Proposals must DO accom- panied By the names Of
the suretiea intended 70 be offered.
A. required By Law, preferences will be given 70
the PRODUCTIONS Of American industry, n equally
cheap and Of ~ good qualitYj and All persons
S .1s eI *. 81
| manufacture Of the United States.
| Tho articles are 10 be delivered, Tree Of any
charge for carriage. ut the ofaee Of the Clerk Of
| the House Of Representatives, on or before thu
18th day Of March, 1854. or ~ fast thereafter Al
| they may DO needed for use. -
Each proposal TO be Endorsed Proposals. for sta.
uonery for the House OF Representatives OF the
United ststess' and addressed to the underaigned
suiieient specimens Of each class OF articles pro
| posed for must accompany the proposal, marked
| with the name OF the bidder - .r ID.
The person Offering 10 furnish any class Of Artl
eles At the lowest price, quality considered, shal
| receive . contract for the same, executing
bond, with two more sureties 70 tn,
Clerk Of the House Of Representatives, for the per
formance Of the same, under forfeiture Of twic
the contract price In case Of failure, which bon
must be fled In the once Of said clerk within te
days after the proposals have been opened and tn
HOWARD MCPHERSON,
Clerk o. the House Of Representatives, OF U. 8.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-20
PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALs FOR WELLS, PUMPS,
Il n y XIV lac u tth Ok ! Y


b. 1ro lag5l Ia Azgt Mkron's oTrIeE,l
NWAsmfNoTans I'D hlhbl y
PnorosAts N whiting viii bs reisissu: = this
omes pP T. ~ o'.l9ss n. on V 49,. 9s IT.
incIudInr All n,ssssary natsrisis ard rcrknAn.
ship "a dixslns, laying, nIinS, and senpistinI II
ne S.:s md oi s:'E1S ,.
competed 81 the Firut and second yeIdsl A ne
second dinkrict posed Of the Third, fanrth and
seventh wards, nadln the Third dintfteh seqposed
% the Fifih and Glxth Wardsl leach estlaet 70 BE-
irss.orsS Tor The Term of oss year. sonnsnslagon
ing speoide ationGi 49, I-IT s'1.'FFag
T.7 unE FOR WELLR ..al.
psEins sna yslns wsl,. ia,lsai1r Hss,riII,
TO b four inches thick, Of good hard brick.
siniins cid wells deeper, per foot. Ev
TAKING out old walls and putting In sane per
Cases eight feet length, per fsot. y..r
Caaea more than eight teet length, per foet.
coveflng new wells. including natsrials The
eovering 70 be with haGstone tour inehes hiek,
lad double. -, -. =.
stone. N; paving 70 Be not lessT than .ix t.et
square, and 10 be done In . workmanlike manner.
Opening old wells, and covering same with cid
netesisls, eash. -, -,,,r- :
timber. --s-------.- a...a
FOR PUMfa. - ..
Taking out and putting In ND punPs, rer log
each.
New Ss. .ss IGia ia pu Sd cI Der foot
New bOtes and spouts In old pumps, each.
New pumps, per ieot. 49, .FI.r s
Hoxei and spouta for new puhps, sash.
Sgsssgsr ' ~, Tor prnp,; A. AZ a.. ~, ga.
soned vvkife oaf. and he remainder 10 Be u the
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DENrIONs, BoUNTIEs,
4 BACk Fay, WAR GLAZING
kED cLAIBs ros iTaRuHIf :
CGAAEk Il GAYLDR0,
Gttr 'syI nd OOaS,ssllSYI a LnS,
sOLIUITORA
TOR ALL KINDS OF MILITARY CLAIMS.
-,~s. Ttk nd y rtrestS, Room No. O.
t,sHTAsror, d, c,

las su1, ALTihS thorough knowledge Of the
>aHIis. kualnssh, and being familiar with the
elsgtiss In all tire Departments Of Government,
ssliGTs tAAt tAeJ san Anord greater fasilities 70
preaspt and successful accomplishment Of business
entrusted 70 tAsn than any Aher arm In Washing
tsAy3Thoy desire to secure such an amount this
JuEiBsIa Es will enEble then to execute the buHi-
hs basis 81 THEIR PAY CONTINGENT UPON
THEIR SUCCESS IN Each CASE. For this pur-
dose thsy will secure the services Of Law Firms in
sisk prominent locality throughout tho States
all the necessary blank forms OF application and
sTitepee, requisite printed pamphlet inItru stionl
aud CrsulLrS for distribution In their ylslnity, with
AssosiAtes' nance inserted, ana upon the due exc
10 thea by their losAassosAtSs, they will prompt
" perform the baninoss hors. 80
B- IAen shSryss will be FIVE DoLLARs FOR
OfrIECRs and FIVkDOLLARs fOR PRIVATES,
Aua ten per cent. en- amount Of Gains Tor MILL
rAkT SUPPLIES, or CLAIMS FOR INDEMNITY,
and Collection Of PRIZE MONEY.
- Soldiers enlisted since tbs LIST OF March, 1891,
Y any kind ofserVise, Military or Naval, whe are
disabled by dilehIe Or wounds are entitled 70 Pen.
EoAs, AL soldiers WhO serve for two years, or
during the war, should II Sooncr close, will be en-.
titled 10 eIOQ Bounty.
BY Law Of the last session Of Congress, all 6ol-
tbs service, lnOe the Commencement Of the War,
Skkll receive the tloo bounty ARd all revenue
ttEnps herstefoIs required on soldiers application
pspefs arc Dispensed with. widow. Of soldiers
The sitS Dsuhty. n there be no widow, thsH the
9hST SklldraA, and II no nlhoF children, then the
father Asthsr, sisters, or brothers entitled 10
the SlSo kounty, hxd, In Addltsn thereto, depend
EDWARD CLARK,
WILLIE 3. GAYLoRD.
G.ILlGEtsa, .. ., 1855. mar S-lV
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0tHIEF QUARTERAAsTERS OF.

CHIEF QUARTERhASTERS OF.
I J VICE, DRFoT or WASHINOToR, WARRINGTON,
D. O., January 4, 1854.
AlidSaleTS IN Drugs, hardware, Lumber, Leather,
OMea Furniture, Harness, and BAddlory, are re-
qasstsd 10 send 70 this ONCE, on the MONDAY OF
Saeh week, = sealed proposal or List, IN duplicate,
Depot At short notice, with the price Of each
marked In plain figures, 90 that 10 ease the Ell.
Yepsa OF the service require H. the article Or ar
lowest price. 80 y n 40 WI.
Dealers washing To sell 10 thia Depot wiz b re-
CURED 70 furnish the list punetuaiiy eveyy Monday
morning: ID. n. kUCKgR,
1ngAdier General aud ChIsf ousrtermastsg.
tasH Depot 0f waShlngton
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NJ Jonx 0. aAxE.


I, IL asoertAned by inspection Of the registers
AM. oouniries that the uniform prop99TImI,11 n
.sneot 10 marriage every aiat man 10 naturally
upsfauous. ~SniS', TTssir on Population.
Hong have been puzzled to guess,
And so have frequently saidI
What the reason could really ee
That never have happened 10 Nedi
But now II IL perfectly clear
lam under natural pan! d.
The girls are already assigned-
And I'm supernuous man
These clever statistical chaps
Declare the numerical run
OF women and men In the world
IL twenty TO twenty -and-onei
And heneein the pairing you see,
Since wooing and wedding begsn,
For every connubial score
They've got suPernuous man
ny twsntiss and twsnties they 30.
And Eiddily rush 20 their fate,
For mons Of tha number, OF course,
Can fan Of . corjugal mattel
Bot whils they are yielding In scores
To Natures innsIible plan,
There's never . woman for me-
For I'm suPernuous man.
II isn't that am ehuri,
To solitude over inclined;
tisnt that An At fault
In morals, or manners or mind;
Thea what n the reason, you ask,
am still with the bachelor elant
merely was numbered smiss-
And I'm superiuous man.
II isn't that am In want
ofpersonal beauty or grace,
For many . man with . wife
Is ugiier far In the fAeej
Indeed, among elegant men,
fancy myself In the van,
But what IL the value OF that,
When I'm Asupernuous mani
Although lam fspd of the girls,
For numht O0illn ewnr diaoarr
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PROPOSALS FOR HORSES.
cHrT aSAnrrHa4.TEn,s orTIcr,

CHIIp QUARTERaAsTERs oTFIcE,J
DEPoT OF WAsHIHoToE,
SsAlei Proposals will be received At this once,
until TUESDAY, February 2Sd, 1854, At ~ O'Clock
n, for furnishing the Government with q ooo) two
- ARTILLERY.
uoIS) nfteen and one-hnlf togo sixteen hands
high, between i've l6) and eight (8 years OF AEe Of
dark eooTG, free from ali defects, aud well broken
to hArnesI, eompAetly built, and TO weigh not less
than one thousand one hundred u ,iOo) pounds,
PROPOSALS.
The full name and post-ofhee aldreas OF the bid
der mult appear in the proposal:
II bid IL made In the name OF . hrm, the names
OF all the parties must appear, or the b.d will be
considered As the Individual proposal Of the party
signing It. from D,,,,,, vii, 0., b,
aidersd and an oath Of alssianeo will be required
from successful biddera before signing contracts.
fioEi. Hs' :: s$Is::ss s e %t
ington, y. O., and should be plainly marked Pro-
poIAlS for Horses"
proposal with = guaranty, signsd By two rsipon-
they Will At once execute the contract for the
same, WITH good and lufieient sureties, In sum
equal to the amount Of the contract, to deliver the
Horses proposed, In conformity with the terms Of
this advertlsementi and in case the said bidder
should iAil 10 enter Into the contract they to make
good the difference between the oer Of said bidder
and the mex lowest rssponlihle bidder, or the per-
son to whom the contract may be awarded.
shown By the onielal certificate Of United-stAtes
District Attorney, Colleetor Of Customs, or any
Other orncer under the United states Government,
or responsible person known TO this once, .
b. Dis In q sum equal to the amount OF the con
tract, signed By the contractor and both Of his
guArantorI, will BIO required Of the successful bid
der or bidders upon signing the contract
GUARANTY.
We, the undersigned, residents Of - in
the county Of -, and State OF -,
hereby, Jointly and seVerally, covenant with tho
United sEtesi and guarantee In case the foregoing
bid OF - be accepted, that he or they will,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-20
- They have fought their last hght,
They have seen their last battle,
No sound shall awake them
To glory again.

Is RARBI's HoRsR-BREAKING A PAILURK -
Some Of the English journals are endeayorlng
to show that Rareys plan Of breaking and
tanning horses, has resulted In greater Injury
than benefit, and that the System 10 an entire
failure. Instances are given in which colts
have been rendered almost worthless from
splints, curb, etc., caused by application OF the
strap, aud handling according TO Rarey's In
structlons. Without doubt, such Injuries could
be brought on by the manlpulations Of ignorant
or careless grooms, who had learned Just
enough Of the System" to know how 10 throw
morse and hold him. Mr.. Rarey mover pro-
iessed 10 impar common sense 70 his pupils,
and II shows lack of this article on their part,
when they conclude from his teachings that
every colt must 6eput through course OF knee
straps TO prepare him for the harness or saddle.
Improperly trained from birth, scarcely one
colt In hundred will need any such peranaaIye
10 proper behavior. Where vicious hnbits nave
bean contracted, Rarey'S plan, or some modI-
fcatlon OF II, may DO successfully employed
not by every tyTo, but by a careful horst man
with lees fear OF injury 10 the animal than by
any mode previously brought to public notice.
We refer TO this subject, however, not so much
10 defend Mr.. RArey, who needs no advocate,
as 10 enforce the truth that the Yices Of horse
are mostly learned In cOlt-hood, and that pro-
per treatment during the nrst three years OF his
life Will make him gentle, docils, courageous,
and accomplished IN all he needs 70 learn 70
make him useful. !. y.
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The Ice shall bs Of the beat quality, and subject
to the approval OF the surgeon In oharEe, who will
rsosipt for the actual amount delivered 1t each
hospital. 4TY ..rf UUH.lF. aHH ta7-.
Payment TO DO made from time 10 time upon du-
pliests bills, certified TO By the Medical Director.
'..a.r Signed, Or. .aHr.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-20
PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALs FoR ZOE.
g n.zs,sss Issy.xe.,. o.S.sr,

~ oissIsg nrrprokl Psnvnson's osrIcr, |
= MAsn1leEen, D O.. February l. teetl
o.. as Z 4. z ss Il I'm
x. pr q. year i IL psiss Ssssiu dssisnsisd
ssnssssstss isssss.2s 81 each point ~ dsiiy.ry
on bsiors The 18th day q Apr nsxti the lee not
70 = rss.Itea for yntii y. aqsl.y q: ntas.: O
shall have been approved bya nedlcnl onheer Aps
pointed for the purpose or ~ Medical 1nspeotor,
and payment will 30 nade only for the amount
Ihs proposals viii, bs iol The Quantities ind.
Gated below 4 reqpirsd ~ the respective Places,
vita Vie Pt.viso th.t sAogla nore Be needed % At
nlshed At the sArns rates Ahdundsr the same con-
0 aukHrtrY TO m pELrvERED AT
states-iSo tons.
Fortress Monroe, Va;-Ioe,house Ovnsd BY the
roins Lookout, Hd.--ls.Souss owned By the ual.
Portsmouth, Yl~fse,Sou,s not owned BY tn,
United states-loo tons. ..--L. ..
Nsvbsrp, N, C--Ieehouse not owned by the Uni.
hilton Head, = c,--Isshou,e owned By the United
Besufort, q c1iOs-sou,o owned By the Ual,ed
Btatea-Soo toss. no. ... H'.n .H..
Proposal. VII .so = ,ss.iy:a g; ,nshin! is'
AZ uaiteS s.s,ss Ssnsrsi HospitsIs, upon the 81
l0WlnH hnnuhl oatlmhtc, IN ana near
Boston, Mass, 10 tons. .... r..r
New York, 800 tons. ~ ....f |
New Haven, Conn, % tons.
roftnnouth Grove, n l., 100 tons.
rhiladelphis, Pa !, 80 tons, ''
Newark, N. j., 100 tons, .'
WAnhington, ID. C., $500 tons ..... .
- Bnitimore, Nd, 500 tons. Dol.
frederick, Nd, 70 tonk
All additional sRousts That nay be required a
these places until January lst 1885, are 10 BE ir
ni'heo ~ 'n' FORM 81 PROPOSAL.
ne .undevigned proposes 20 furnish -
tons Of nrst quality Of lee, carefully packed In sub
stantlal ioc-housos, al the within-named points
namely; d" HaH9DHh
~ N. following price Per sss Of two thOusan'
. tons, at s-per ton.
.r .... . I...#H.
The lee 10 be subject 10 the Inspection, measure
nsnt, and APPROVAL OF . Medical onaeer, or othe
properly appointed inspector, before being receipt
fsymsnt to DO made from time to time upon du
plioats bills oertined TO By the Medical Director.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-20
ORPHAN Ms RT.

DISTINCT " COLUMBIA, WASHISGTON
COUkrY-Io WITT
In the ease VI EndleOtt King and Lucia Ella Ad.
illustrators Of Richard Ella, deceased the admin.
istrators aforesaid the OF the
Orphans Court of Washington county AioroGAid
appointed Tuesday, the sth day Of March next FOR
the hnhl settlement and distribution OF the person.
Al estate Of said deceased, and of the assets in
hand ~ far a. the same have been collected and
turned into money! when And where all sreditorI
and heirs Of GAic deceased are notified TO attend
lat the OTphAnl' Court OF WAAhington County
Af0rOsAid,l with their claims properly youehed or
benefit n AAid deoeAGed'S estate provided 4 copy
Of tails order be published once = week for three
weeks In the EafioHel RsPsolieda, previous TO the
Tsst; T. C. ROBBINS,
iels-lAWsH Register OF Wills
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nEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
~ W1inIHsroH, D. CT pss. 10, less.

~ w1lHIHsroH, D. C., Dss. 70, lea.
TotAs cros0rs sad Many ssiuras u Ylss ed Hsnaes
The CommlsHionerp lppointsd By this Depart
nent, sonlilting Of Hon. i. X. Nofehead, Of faan-
yivaniA, william y. nAilsy, Of Rhode Island and
John A Nardsr, Of ohie, 70 consider the following
aaPProPIiAtion nAds b. the last. cengIss., va;
sultiyAtilg and preparing AAx and hsn,p A. = iub-
stitute fer setton, twenty theu dollarin hAV.
lag not, and, amer several days. Investigation Of
Vie sasisct. s:lleylng that t.EtAsr aaa fuller
able results, adjourned TO nsst again On wednss-
day, the Path day February hsxt, At ~ o'clock,
NJ, and request all persons intersated IA the dis
tribution 81 this AppropriAton, or anxious 10 de-
yslops the suhjest for the public good To send TO
this Department, On or befors hAtday, nAnplea Of
the Hemp AAd Flax In the different stages II pre-
q the aSI Re .SS S:, y
processes used aad The est q pEodpstioa IA cash
ehinery used, whore made, ke.j together with any
and all informAtion that Nay BE useful 10 The
Commission. ..-.H1 nj q.
This inioFmAtion il necessary before an IattlIi.
ISAAC NEWTON,
deSlS-dtfeA Con missioner.
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A soRoHuM mill In Middlsaeld, o., has
turned out sixteen hundred gallons ofmolasses
his season. # III -. .