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Ths incafa8 of s. Mary's e. unntalei u. rrnt
% heautY and retrfmcut Iha ar ia saiuhr.rfs.
ne Er0aada "a rnsIFa aud aan iail out rgrfF
adfauiaRa ol ufiure ant srt have e1 hrCl ahr
under contribution % cunsiiiuts tha AcadsmV
everything ihst parsuts aud fclariians could co.
sire. lhe large Eal-appgIuied tuiifIuet ars
heaiea tnr1uzi iliul - sam, hoi unt ra.d aarar b.
inz carlied through every p1rien Efery pIetis-
ica .s f1ata Iu secure nsalll 90 the iufualef aof
only ne solid inieieciual progrers Cf ths pupia.
but heir aeFauceH eut in fftue, ihsir reaperi ar
fEiqinn, thfir fenafn1eui "a maruerf FHH d %
es eEsen.la aoeompl.Hhrnaut9 i1 tfa udurn'Iali Z
St narY's. Pupils become tha children tf ina
fouse the slaieIa aateaiug over Their haE nafasts
with Che soIiIflIla Of nIli1euf Irnas t1.tl
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FiAh Ward
FOR ALDERAIAN,g
r. B. CHEATHAM.
FOR COUNCILMRN,
JOHN LELLYETT,
j. II. KENDRICK.
;,oo sta

We are authorized 70 snaouncs ss aesndIdaie iai
Couasilnianin The Fiah Ward
P. J. KAUFMAN.
We are aulhon1ed to announce J. Is. RUST a.
csndidste Cor Councilnian from the seventh Ward
augl tds
We are authorized % aunourea y. n GOOD.
LII A. a canduiate for OOuncilman % represent
the sth Ward in the Municipal election.
We are auihonsad % snnoun~e CH kRLEs ROB.
EkIsON a. a candidae Tor Counciimsn from she
Fsrst Ward. Eiecton iast saturday n september.
We are authorised to snnouuce Jas. ~ BRiEN.
Esq., az acandidafe ior Councilau iroun the thiri
ward. El-cton last SATURDAY n september.
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ntiainEd FsIluiaIion VIDE apresd e. the eonti'
neEf a hoTJh America. but the er0Ening glory Oi
h iis remsns 20 he attained IN his discovery, OF
rather combination Tor ne does not siun 20 have
been the discoTerer Of ClDhON, Wh ch is the hesis
of The BtteIs nos offered the public. ] hat hon
or belongs 70 the nat We inhahtantt Of Ceniral
America 10 whom iis yirlnes have teen known foT
more than Two hundred years Armed with H the
lndian hIds dt han' e 20 the most deadly malaria,
and aanele Wdhunt ftfr, the most Yeuomons ser
hfe ~ IN tae body the Ceorun Il p1tentto cue, no
lnstier Whit the 4 sease may be.
Nhi'e Dr. Bulls not prepa I'd 10 endorse this ex.
trsYaRRnt pFfteusion, be s nevertheless sat siied
nom . thorough examination Of the evidence Tela'
ting % iis virtaes, that n remedy aud prerenta-
tive for sll disease eIisiug from exposure. = ihei
ccs, % stands
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Hon. G. II. Yeaman, formerly mem
Der Of Congress from Keatueiy, hss
been appointed MuisssE to Denmark.
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In Dyspepsia.

And ~ attendant train Of symptoms, Il acts more
LIKE CHARM than med enc There is noth-
iug 40 the whole range of Matefia msdica thst can
foT moment bear a comparison with Il In ihia dis
ease
fsll acconnt Of this wonderful plant may be
pages isSs and lSss
series of experiments in which Dr. Bun has
been { seats engaged, hes iust tesD brought 20
suscefsiul termination, and he a now enabled q
oiier % the public q con hination o. CEDkON with
other approved tonics, the whole preserved 10 tht
heet quslaF Of copper distiiled Bourhon Whisky
which he / conhdert he No equal 10 The world.
lie might furnish q volume of certificates, hllt o.
public hnFe ling slucs loaTnsd 10 estinlate eucl
things BY thcF true ralne Toe IRffpt plan is io
eseiy one 90 test fur himself the virtues Of uev
mCdclua-
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U. S. Msrshsl's Sale.
United Ssasss Disiriof Court for ihs Middle
Diasrics q Ttauessse
: 3 IaloTusiloa v. J. . s. !.

q fiulormzfion Ne. s..
A certain lot Il Goods cisiHsd By Joseph kleh-
VDURsgf NJ 10 wit of u1ssilii8ai oisEpls o me-
directea from De Circnit Court o. ne l'nlies
Sisfss ior he MIDDLE lstrci q Ieinassts, % s -
osuss. sIli sal a. pahlic Aacacn % thf hghest
tadder icr cssh On lhe l1th day q sspteunbf leas
between fhe hours a. 20 aad u o'clock, am e. tns
store hoEsa al Nm H Lucas Co, IN falhfi -,
Davidson county. Tenn-, 1he Sooaz ue1toree
shove, aoedennsd hJ SID couri a. lnreiied . ihe
lhiied Siates. Sad pTopeEsy consis.s q alci
eugsiaN Marskk Nd, piE. Ispr,
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The Republican Banner

FTlHE underaIEned kaFng pnsrhaaaI cfW D.
II Bang Co. iA- Ir entire interest n fha TO- i
puuung maierla', and good VII 90 iha naaIflH.
Daily Cd ~ eaEly k1Daliir1n Hurafr ila r.fiI...
aon Ei'i - fesanfd qa tna "a n -epfeuter ls .f
pefss--laiiJ ta Pef flnrlui WrsaiT l3 gef 81
EiIu.
hunnsnpucu iisis are nov open al iia cfy Boa
stores, and ut tia tIpafrI lHIra 0a I'aadalr .
streaL We ldirt anarao of puti.e pairuua -, ai.i
apFaal % ~ cid f'iAnds Eua P3trlas ai the S1a
l % E+Fe it t1fir eneqursFerneut sad sgFuon
snFie-lm ALBERT kOHEitI3a CJ
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The Atlanta IntelligsnceF has heen
enlarged Il Is one Of the ablsst and
spIesss Hswspapss IN sae State
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STIFEL & PFEIFFER,
PR0PRIEToEs.

our FACILITIES FOR THE MANUFACTURE
" Of BseT helng - extensive eFahles ~ % al
ufders on sh0a uciice, And t1a popriAriY q TIE
selne vasfSnfe a. n saying thAi dealers WI tld
it o. thalr iutarest O. trade win ua-
Ns eaFs Also % haa1, and Coz salss loi q Nall
and Hops. sugt-lm
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wryRRs A HITNT-MsnsiGactureF Of all the
M Latest STYLES Of First Glass Carriages ara
Baggies, Express Wagons and CSrryalss, y Nor'h
Merzet street.
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NEWS pEALEns, Ae.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS..

UONR TUNEELL-Wholesale aud hetni
[ Bookselers. staiioners, ana News Agents
No. 40 North Cherry street, Nashville, Tenn.
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GlhAttn 81 ataleni On i1e bighl Of tt e zlin IrfF
- rom ihe rIenIscs of 4. NJ rsrr-'s 81 l..'I. /.
- ne ir,ck char 2 ,Ee, g barge p tT auaasa. y
h.fda D 'at JeaIs Ga, slaeE ulsns aeff tsi.n rf
Hll.le so % lfe1eed. afis lane u eI IN o.
be aeafsrf o. ne IL nashville.
l. 81 HEETTrT
alIs-4I Nn. In Fuff.r anusrs.
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WALL. FAPER, ese.

HAERRITr a HILL-Dealers IN Wall Paper
M Windor Shades. Window Glass, ahd Photo
Srsphic Material, corner OF Church aud Market
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For Aldermen.

We are authorised 10 aanouncs Da. n. RUSSELL
a a caud.date for Aidernan la ths Taird Ward
Elscton last Saturday n Sc btemher. sd1-ld
We are authorasf 70 announce 6EORGE 8
KiNNEF e. s eandidafs ior Alderman, IN ths
Be- ond Ward. iy.S4d
We are authoussd to.ABnounce JANIS SLOAN
a. 4 candidate for Alderman m ihe Fhiri Ward. Al
the uext eieciion. iy1l-tdo
We are Authorised % sunounce R0hAE1
Th0MPcON a. q candidaie Tor Aldermsa IN the
Fir,t Ward Election last saturday IN september
Aug Sia-tde.
"a. .-rlh,-s-.I - nnn...-.... CO.. IL.
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Coal AND WOOD.

UNIGHT BRoTHERs.--Deslersin in Cumberland
n and fittsburg Ccal Wood sawed and sphi ~
EtoVe lengths Once 40 Church street Yard on
Rolling Mll dfll, south OF Broad AL orders hiled
promptly.
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TTNNERs, &e.

L.&R.W BROWN, Resi- Estate and Gent raj
81 business Agent, over fork's BOOK SIoIe, Sa52
Union Str ct, Nashville, Tenn Suso-oih
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CLAIM AGENTS, &c.

yF,oNpKINs. 4. a co.,. 8. C sim Agents,
officers PAY Accounts snd QuarterrnsAt zen
Vouchers boush. at the best rates, or collected
Once corner Cherry and Cedar Streets up Stars
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Louisville, Kentucky.P

His iuifniiaiae prsparafion or sARsAPARILiA
has long ttcod st the heid Of the various com
pounds Of that valuable dug.
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No man's pane is more iuEmately connected
via the hhtory q MkTEafA MEbICA OF the
limited States, or more aFcablY known as piO-
nfeg 10 Medicsl Discovery, than that OF
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-29

VrTUsON / w. CO.-MaI afseiuurrs aud
w wholesale and Retail GeaieI 10 lin, t'.far
ani Sheet iron Ware and Furnishin 6ol'is -. "
College street.
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HIS Compound Of WILD CHERRY has
become household word through
out the West
and South. His Worm Lozenges,
in less than q year after their Introduction,
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Commission and Forwarding

ntTH, A SANFORD, Forwarding and Coo mis-
SON Merchants. Our prompt ATTENTION y gwen
10 she receiving and forwarding Of CotION- Il
South Market stseet
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nEFras ~ FEaeIasIos 70
Hon. Rohaid Ogsisty, Governor state Of nunoia
Hon. David l. Davis. Judge Supreme oourt, ..
Bon. Vim. g. rC!Enios, Governor o. tennessee
Bfe. Gen. Iss. P. fsroEnl0s. Alt Gea. STATE q Sc
ucsaee.
Hou. N. n Bnee, Nashville.
Hon. Wm. Nalhsniel Baxter. Nashville.
Hon. 10. C. Gould, NashFlEe.
Hon. John Hugh Smith. HsshNlie.
P ". EiaEey, Esq., Nashville.
meszfs. Morris 4 straitoa, Eaahnlia.
Msssrs. Egsns a Co. Nashville.
HinEod Porter, Coiuntik, Tens.
Iunel8-a
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BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.
BOOKSELLERS AND sTATloNEhS
CARRIAGE lIANUFAOTURERs.

C,INGLkToN, R. H-Bookseller, Publisher
y satoner, and Periodical Dealer Fost oihee
building.
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--,TpsT rSaTrIo,f,E. p NK-Goye-unient Deposi.
Il 4 .rv--No 81 Collere street, latWeen Unior
and de PuDic Square -Dealsrs ~ Uneufienl
Money, Exchange, Coi1s aile tofeiet1en. = ~ I
t,ss of al kinds. stocks end hqed- nee -ne
sold on Connsissjon C,ilec-loas sl1si1fl.iy -
tended 10. &, 49, e,.t,,
A. G. SAsFoED, Pres't Jas T. osDas 'saeshf r
zEARR. TBOs s.-Brokers corner oniSn and
MI Colers sIreet,, buys and sells Ooia, eur
ren. Money, Government securities ana fo'''''eiS'
Ctliesuons attended TO promptly.
Also buys and cells on c. nlrlisslon-
SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
- - Jherry street, de'is N A-Aellnee'
nspt Securities and Cor Colieeuons promptly
attended 10 J. LUnsDESs Casher.
UNHIRD NATIONAL BANK OF NAsn LII LII
Deals IN Exchange; 6olernineut Seeui = i'ies
and Colo. Collections promptly attended 70.
Gold. Stocks and Bonds 5, ID on commission.
W. W. BERRY, President. EDGAR 9osAs' N~2ii'ei'
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-25
"TdAr GREAT CAPTAIN, thu Duke of Marl-

"TdAT GREAT CAPTAIN, tbe Duke of Marl-
borough" says DR.. King, "when he was
in the last stage of life and very inGrm,
would walk from the public rooms In Bath
TO his lodgings on cold. dark night, to
save siEpence in chair hire. If the Duke,
who left at his death more than Il million
and a half sterling, could have forseen that
all his wealth and honor were to be inheri-
TED by grandson of my Lord Trevor's
who had been one ofhis enemies, would
he have been so careful to save sixpence
Tor the sake OF his heir! Not for the ga Re
OF his heir; but he would have always sysd
sixpence." Aud this is another stoIy to
the same point, "What!" exclaimed n a.
torney, in amazement, as he paused in
taking down instructions for a will f. ON
the mouth ola wealthy old sEiulint, g, GU
leave all this to your nephew Why, hen
spend 1t In a twelvemOnths e." Well.
replied the old fellow, 81 only hope he'll
have as much pleasure in spending ii as !
have had in savingi it,"
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PROPOSALS.

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
~ BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR,
-r. September 4, 1855. ( .
Sealed proposals will be received at this Bureau
for PAINTS, LEAD, &c, described In the follow.
| the SECOND DAY OF OCTOBER NEXT.
Zach bid must be for an entire class, delivered
| In the respective Navy Yards.
The contracts will be awarded to the lowest re
the right being reserved Of rejecting the lowest
bid II II be deemed exorbitant. D..
The contracts which will embrace all the usual
stipulations, will bear date the day the notaca-
tions are given, and sureties in the full amount
will be required to sign them. Their respon ST.
biliy must be satisfactorily certified and addi-
tioual security twenty per centum will be with
held from each bid until the contract is COM
pleted.
The bills will be paid by the pay masters ofthe
respective stations In funds certificates, at the
option Of the Government, within ten days after
the warrants for the same shall have been passed
by the Treasury Department
Upon application to the Bureau, TO the com
mandant OF any navy yard, or 70 the paymaster
Of any naval station, the form Of offers, guaran-
tees, and other necessary Information will be
The proposals must be directed to the Chief OF
the Bureau Of Construction and Repair, Navy
Department and endorsed "Proposals,' that
they may be distinguished from other business
letters.
The following are the classes required:
BROOKLYN - C0LoRED PAINTS, DRYERS,
&c, 1S65-86.
5000 pounds Black Paint, in oil.
10000 pounds Red Lead, dry.
5000 pounds Litharge, dry.
10000 pounds whiting, dry.
1900 pounds Lampblaek, dry
% pounds Terra de Sienna, in oil.
25 pounds Terra de Sienna, raw.
$50 pounds Chrome Green, dry.
1000 pounds Verdegris, ground In oil
40 pounds Chinese VermiliOn, dry.
70 pounds Prussian Blue, dry.
1000 pounds Venetian red, dry.
800 pounds Sugar Of Lead.
2, 900 pounds Yellow 0chre
100 pounds Chrome Yellow, dry.
90 pounds Brown Manganese.
1000 pounds Patent Dryer.
To be Of the best quality, and delivered In
tight and suitable vessels. All applications for
samples must be made 10 the commandant Of the
Yard.
One third part, comprising due proportion Of
each kind, to be delivered on before the LIST Of
December next, one third part on or before April
!, and the remaining third part on or before the
30th Of June, 1865, unless earlier required, with
q notice OF twenty days.
WASHINGT0N-LEAD,l 885-88.
100000 pounds Pig Lead, best quality.
All applications for information will be made
to the commandant Of the Yard.
One third part to be delivered on or before the
LIST December next one third part or before
the lst April, and the remaining part on or be-
fore the 90th June 1866, unless earlier required,
with notice Of twenty days seS-f4t
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-25

ADVENTURES OF A TRUNK CONTAINING
$40, OOO.-Some weeks since MIR. L. X
Long, of Augusta, Ca, started North,
carrying with him large trunk, in which
he had the sum of $40 600, one-half OF
which was in gold and silver. After con-
siderable annoyauces and veXatlOus deten-
ton and several attempts by others TO get
possession of tho valuable contents, Mr.
Long finally reached Chattanooga in safe
ty. At the CHATTANOOGA depot the trunk
was dlspatchedtO the CrutGhfeld House
On his way thither it was forcible taken
possession of by some soldiers aud carried
to an out-of-the-way place and broken
open, and the contents with the money
appropriated. Tho trunk was then socre-
ted asd 80 was the money. Days passed,
and nothing was heard of the missing
trunk. At length couple of boys over.
heard two soldiers talking about trunk
containing large amount of money
They reported the circumstance, aud this
led TO the arrest of the soldiers and the re
covery of the trunk and the 1000, the
entire amount being found. The soldier
are now kept under guard, with ball and
chain to their ankles.
Yesterday morning, Mr.. Long reached
the city and stopped at the Spencer House.
He stepped out and returning to his room
discovered that a part of the gold was
scattered upon the floor. Alarmed least ht
had again been robbed, the trunk wac
quickly examined, when 1t was found that
the gold had become loosened from the
package in which 1t had been placed, and
had slipped through some Of the cracks in
the trunk, which had been made at thu
time of the Chattanooga robbery. Mr..
Long finally concluded 10 put his money
in ia Los ha IA 4. nnl
Is locked up in the Spencer House safe,
where 1t is supposed to be secure from harm
at least till Mr.. L. again resumes his tray.
els. The trunk looks as though 1t had
some right rough handling Cincinnati,
Gaz.Lc.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-25

A THEATRICAL RIoT-LrvELY ScENn INA
FRENCH THBArRu. Lyons (Frsnce)
papers give long accounts Of disturbances
which recently took place at the theatres
there, owing to the dissatisfaction Of the
public at certain measures adopted by NJ.
Raphael Felix, the director OF both the
houses, relative to the debuts OF perform
ers. A decision Of the Prefect had for
some days before declared that the former
custom of each artist being obliged TO un-
dergo the ordeal Of three dobtas was hence4
forth In consequence of the law on the
liberty of theatres, entirely abolished. Tho
play-going population of Lyons had ex-
pressed great dissatisfaction at such res
olution, and had called on the manage
ment to allow the audience to decide on
the merits of each performer as formerly,
OF 10 beware Of tue result. NJ. Raphael
Felix thereupon published letter In the
papers, declaring that he could not act so,
as such practice was now evidently dore
away with. In consequence disturbance
was apprehended.
Thepiece announced at the Grand Thea
tire was "Robert 10 Diable." The house
was carly crowded in every part, and the
audience appeared bent on mischief. The
moment the orchestra commenced there
arose such storm of yells, Kissing and
whlstling that 1t was impossible to hear
mote. When the curtain rose the public
applauded the actors to show that the
demonstration was not directed again ST
them, and then resumed the came uproar
as before Hntil the curtain was dropped
The cemmissary ofpolice now attempted
to restore order, but was met with shouts
OF Down with Raphael!'' LET Raphael
resign"
Ultimately the police cleared the House
and the crowd then remained Kissing and
shouting In the square in front of the the.
atre. At last they began to move Off
some going to give the director chdriSari
at his residence, others making for the
Theatre des Celestins. At this mon ent a
captain Of the garrison galloped into the
square, and, faucying some OF the people
had insulted him, ordered the soldiers sta
toned at the Hotel-te-Ville to charge the
crowd. The soldiers obeyed the order,
Notwithstanding the resistance of their
immediate chiefs, and the consequence
was that one young man received bayo.
net thrust in the side. The officers, how.
ever, soon succeeded in arresting thohasty
action of their men, and no further wound,
were inflicted.
Meanwhile, the part of the crowd which
had goneto the other theatre rushed into
the house, broke the seats in the orchestra
and smashed the lamps. When turned
out into the street, they broke all the win
dows of the theatre, but dispersed after
the arrival of picket of dragons. Tn,
people went shouting about the streets fol
sometime after, but no more mischief was
done. The damage of the Theatre des Ce
lestins will cause that house to remain
closed for several days for repairs. AS tC
the director, the general opinion is tina
his resignation eau alone satisfy the feel
ing of the public.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-25

THE FENIANs.-The Fenian Brotherhood
in the United States numbers two hundred
and fifty thousand; in the British Pr0vln-
ces forty-1ve thousand; in Ireland two hun
dred thousand; in England sixty-dve thou
sand, Of which thirty-ave thousand arc in
the City of London. There are over five
thousand so ders belonging to the fraIei-
nifty in the English army. The monthly
expenses of the body amount 10 500, 900,
and II is said that tax of $50 per man on
inc Fenians in the United States Is nearly
PAID up, and that the aggregate assessment
VIII reach five millions of dollars. Eight
per cent. bonds Of the "The Irish Repub-
nc are III course of being manufactured
and will som beln the market. IL will be
seen by the foreign news TODAY that the
English government are taking active mea-
sures to meet Fcpian outbreak in Ire.
land. 80
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DROPOs SAILS FOR FUEL.

House OF REPRBsBNTATIvBs, I
WASHINGTON, d. G., Sept. l, 1865.
Sealed proposals will be received at the Clerks
Office, House Of Representatives Of the United
States, until FRIDAY, the 18th day Of September
A. D. 1858, at IL clock m, for furnishing for the
use OF the House Of Representatives 700 tons
e, $40 lbs Of best Anthracite Coal, equal to the
Baltimore Company's Coal-No. ! or large egg
size. = y
100 cords OF best Baker Is Pine Wood, (seasoned.)
90 cords Of seasoned Oak In lengths oftwo feet.
90 80 d Hickory -
The whole to be delivered into the vaults Of the
Capitol by the first Of November ensuing, under
the directions Of the Chief Engineer, with whom
satisfactory arrangements must be made for
weighing and measuring. Satisfactory security
for the performance Of the contract will be re-
quired.
Proposals should be directed "To the Clerk OF
the House Of Representatives, and addressed
Proposals for Fuel
EDWARD MCPHERSON,
au2S-w4w Clerk Of the II. r., U. s.
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n RIP ANS RT.

SEPTEMBER IL, 1850
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA WASHINGTON
C0UNTY-To Wit:
In the case Of William A. Boss, executor Of
Mary Miller deceased, the executor aforesaid has,
with the appreciation Of the Orphans Court
Of Washington county aforesaid, appointed SAT-
uRDAY, tho 7th day Of October next, for the final
settlement and distribution Of the personal estate
OF said deceased, and Of the assets In hand rs far
as the same have been collected and turned into
money when and where all the creditors and
heirs Of said deceased are notified to attend, lat
the Orphans Court OF Washington county afore-
said, with their claims properly vouched or they
may otherwise by law be excluded from all ben
eht In said deceased estate provided a copy Of
this order be published once week for three
weeks In the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN previous to
the said It'll day Of October, 1865.
Test: e. O. ROBBINS,
sepl2-w3w+ Register Of Wills.
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INNS Is mo- GIVE NOTICE THAT THE

HID 10 To 1--WE NUIIOHI THAT T II Y
l. subscriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Washington county In the District Of Co
lumba, letters Of ad mi nstratiOn on the personal
estate Of Michael Organ, late Of Washing on
City, D. c., deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased, are hereby warned 10
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof to
TENDER next they may otherwise by law be sx
eluded from all bensnt Of the said estate
Given under my hand this 9th day Of septem
Der, 1855. WIN. H. WOODWARD,
sel2-lW3W Administrator