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HHIEF oUARrERMAsTERs OFFICE,

WASHINGTON. d. e., January 4. 1864.
All dealers in Drugs Hardware, Lumber, Leath-
er, Office Furniture, Harness, and saddlery, are
quessed to send to this office, on MONDAY of each
week sealed proposal liat, in duplicate, of the
articles they are prepsred to furnish this Depot
at short notice. with the price of each marked in
service equre it, tn article articles can be OBJ
tanned without delay and at the lowest price.
D. alers wishing to sell to this Depot will be re-
quirrd to furnish tn list punctuaH every Monday
morning D. II. FUCKER,
Brigadier Gen1 and Chief O. M,
ian tt Depot Of Washineton
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iDTwo younger sons of the late DIXIE of
Newcastle, who, il will be remembered, ac-
companied the Prince Of Wales during his
American tour, had fight with carving
Knives recently, in a Londen Club House,
V hen the youngest, nineteen years Of age, was
killed by his brother, Lord Arthur. As the
murderer belongs TO an aristocratic family, he
will probably 90 unpublished.
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THE EVENING STAR.
CONGRESSIONAL.

IN THE SENATE yesterday after our report
elesed-
The Senate took up the naval appropriation
bill, and after considerable discussion ad.
journed.
In THE HOUSE
The House. in Committee Of the Whole, dis
cussed the amendatory internal revenue bill
until half past four, when it took a recess till
seven o'clock.
On reasse bling the consider alton of the sub.
ject was resumed, and without arriving at any
conclusion thereon, the House adjourned.
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H A much admired Paris skating toilette
that recently attra cted much admiration on the
s'lake'' in the Bots de BouIogne consisted of q
tunie and trowsers OF black velvet, trimmed
with chinchilla round the bottom of the tunic
the sleeves, shoulders and pockets; a toque OF
black velvet, with band of chinchilla and
black standing plume; the bottom of the tro w
sers tucked into high boots of black leather,
coming up good way above the ankle and
trim with bands of the same delicate fur,
and black tassels.
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GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
fOTHR
NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST

NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
~
On and after December Is, trains will leave Bal
timore from North Calvert Station, as 5ctI9wsW
HaTrisburs Accomnedstien .-~.---s E. y.
Fts s sna r ans slniP.
THE s,15A. M. TRAIN FROM WASHINGTON
the 20 w train 5o ~, f.
dsisaa' e. ssq rs. sle Ye4i o k;ll'' and
THEA 30 Pm TRAIN FROM ROM w Vas Ing,
WITH ot Fl Ft.bars .n sf Erie
1 eonnee s With the 70 n. Express from Balt
more and runs through to, Pittsburgh
and ssrs E esnn:c Ess s sssnss OF
for Gieeipnati. chissso.
Roehester. and
Syracuse.
ONE THROUGH TRAIN ON suH a,d1d:st PM
Leaving Warrington ats CLOCK r m
SLEEPING CARS ON NIGHT TRAINS.
LOW FARE AND QUICK TIME.
~Por Tickets and any information apply at
the ONCE of the Great Pennsylvania Route. corner
and sath sss. USasr
j. N. DU BARRY,
Superintendent N o. X. h.
y, ]. WILKINS.
Passenger and Ticket Agent.
JNO. GILLETT. Passenger Agent. corner 9Th
street and Pa. ave. dec 70 II
DHILADELPHIA STEAMERS.
New I1Rress Line, semi weekly between PHIL
WASHINGTON and GEORGE E(S
Steamers Mayaower. Philadelphia and George
a. Stout.
URDAYS, frem No, IA North Whar YES, Philadel-
phia, and No. SO Water street, between Congress
and High, GEORGETOWN.
1of neisn' "pp' JOHN B. DAvIDsON,
No. SO Water street, Georgetow0.
Agent In Philadelphia, WIN. r. CLYDE. II
North WhArves.
No 1 King st nov6-tf
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

DR.. HEESEMAN'S PILLS.
The combination of ingredients in these Pills il
the result of long and extensive practice. They
are mild in their operation. and cannot do harm to
the most delicate; certain in correcting all lrregu
lar,ties Painful MenstruatiOn, removing all OBJ.
structions, whether from cold or otherwise, head
ache, pain il the side, palpitation OF the heart,
whites, all nervous asections, Mysteries fatigue.
pain in the back and limbs, &C., disturbed aleep,
which arise from Interruption of nature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
WAS the commencement Of new era Ia the treat
ment of ir eguarities snd,obstruetiens which have
consigned SO many to PREMATURE GRAVE. No
female can enjoy good health unless she is regular,
and whenever an obstruction takes place the gen
eral health begins to decline. These Pills form
bfATE Ind t suCcRs DoNT
BE DECEIVED. Take this aver isement to
your Druggist. ard tell him that you soGnt The
BEST and most RELIABLE FEMALE MEDI-
CINE IN THE WORLD, which is comprised in
these Pills.
DIR. CHEESEMA ANS PILLS
have been Standard Remedy for ever thirty
years, and are the most efectuGl one ever known
for all com plants peculiar to Females. To all
classes they are invaluable, 9adEetns, actth Ger
t1iaty, periodical regularity. They are known to
thousands who have used thu at di fer emit periods,
through out the country, having the sanction Of
some of the n Ost eminent Physicians IN America.
EaPtcit di' etions, aGttnS tvhe they should NOT Be
or Boa es for S. containing from 80 to 80 Pills
Pills sent by mail, promptly, secure from obssrva
ton, by renting o the Proprietors.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
HUTCHINS & HILLYER, Proprietors,
dec To- eoly.a 81 Cedar St, New York.
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SAnother attempt has been made in Sa-
yannah TO blow up the arsenal by firing an old
church in the immediate vicinity during gale
of wind which blew the flames directly agalusstt
the arsenal, containing thirty tons OF powder
During the recent great fire. to add to the alarm
of the moment, a piece of shell struck the
reservoir OF the city, which is contained in
hugh, round iron tank, perchsd on top of q tall
stone tower, hard by the scene of confiagration.
The water spirited out in large stream, until
the supply was exhausted to the level of the
orifice. Luckily : or 10 feet remained, or the
fire engines would have been as useless to stay
the FIRE as so many baggage wagons.
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SECRIF DIsEAsEsI SECRET DISEASES II
AMARITAN' GIFTI
SAMARITANS GIFTi
TIN MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER US

Yes, Positive Cure" for
GONORHEA GLEET, STRUCTURES,
Contains no Mineral no Balsam, no Mercury
ONLY Ten Pills to be Taken TO Effect Cure.
They are entirely vegetable having no smell nor
be a sRs ". not in
in DAYS ard
of the of Ds mes
eminent Doctors and Chemists of the present day;
Let those Who have dtspaired Of getting cured,
or who have been eorged with Balssm CopaYia, OK
"sf'ui'' W SsAMARITANS GIFT.
Sent by mail in plain envelope.
Price-Mae packages, 81. Female, 81
BLooDl BLO0Dli BLOoDiIt
11f oR Rsa EsAhfs DI s2as salAis
SAMARITANS ROOT AND HERB JUICES
e. sssin 2?,R|Isih
ana ANR EhB
prescribed it and eradicates every particle
TsR
sr'y that for y SSi NJ after
s Re
system. as we'll as all the bad effects of Mercury.
n,.. s: aSoT ssS III SSs!
B Estf in snS f6I s
Sent by express. Price 81 bottle, or bottiea
''i 20 sAmARITAN,s CHANoRB WASH.
Price Is cents. Full directions p..
DESMOND & GO, Box ISL Philadelphia Poss-
Sold by s. CALVERT FORD. crrner lltA st. and
d HENRY EsSYV COOK. Alexandria. maye-M
TRIEskMAR-Pro ected by Royal Letters Pat;
i tent oil England, aud secured by the seals OK
the Ecoe de Pharms ei- de Paris, and the Imperial
Triesmar Ne i is the sHectual remedy fer Relax.
y SR Taesmar se has
the paseouse use Of ouSeS ss 81
ss snd Sc onsarS
the use of mercury aud all other deleterio"s
Each pre- paraton is in the form Of most ns1ee
able Lozense. Secured from the eheo.s " u Ga sacS
or four IS essss IN for 81
thu. saving Divided j. ssRsTssIs dH So%1 as as
ministersd by Vaipesu' sa''A"a'
Wholesale and retail s4 by Dr. BARROW. Me- 1914
bs bs 81 asS G. FORD, No. $50 Pa
certain secret habits which unfit them for bust
Youth or other esuses feel dseiity in advance Of
sTcRGT FRlsE H Married Ladie. via Tears
sSmsthi,ps OF importance by perusins THE Secret
Sent to any address. in sealed envelope On re.
Dr. CHAs. A. STEWART co,
dels-ly Boston, Mass.
HAPPINESS OR MIsERYl-THAT is THE
II U UEf ITO N.-The pro prietors of the "PARI
MEDICINE" have determis ed-regardless of ex.
pense-to issue free, flor the benefit Of suffering
humanity four of their most instructive aud in
terestng Lectures on Marriage and Its eualifea-
tions Nervous Debility. Premature Decline, In:
Pssssioiosy and Natures Law TSs.s inVsiusbis
lectures have been the means of enlighteniuG and
saving Thousands, and will be forwarded free on
the receipt of four stamp by addressing Secretary
Parssfdn CGbtA.t If ARaiofng and Medicine: SoS
Broadway. New York. IN S-ly
NTI-sLAvERY MEASURES IN CONGRESS
"A By Henry Wilson. The Merchant Mechanic.
Tale Of" New England Athsns.n BY Henry A:
Howe. GuHshot Wounds and other Injuries OK
Nerves. By Doctors Mitchell. Morehouse, and
Keen.
nov u TkANCK TAYLOR.
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IL II is stated on coed authority that the
Caicutta cyclone caused the loss of sixty thou
saEd lives. 1t is known, for example, that be-
fore the storm wave struck SAUCER Island there
were eight thousand two hundred persons on
II. When it had passed only one thousand
two hundred remained. This is only one Of the
many places swept.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

n NO. 16 MARKET SPACE.
~ To make room for
SPRING GOODS,
i will sell nay entire stock OF Ladies' Misses and
Children g. Gents and Boys'
ROOTS AND SHOES AND RUBBERS
at Discount of
TEN PER CENT ON ALL SALES,
until February 18th next.
An early call is solicited.
j. RQsENTHAL,
No, &c Market Space,
ian lelm Pa av, between sth and 9Th SITS.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,

WASHINGTON, December 81, 1864
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence present ted to
the undersigned it b as been made to appear that
The National Bank Of Commerce, Of GeOrgto,rn, in
the City Of Georgstorn, ia the county of Wishing
ten and Disriet Of Columbia, has been duly
gained under and according to the requirements
National Currency, secured by pledge OF United
States bonds. and to provide for the circulation
and redemption thsreof.o approved June 8. 1854,
and has complied with all the provisions Of said
act required to be complied with before com
Now, therefore, l, Hugh McCulloch, Com ptrol!er
Of the Currency. do hereby certify that The
CITY Of Georgaoirr. in the county Of Washiugton
ana Dtstrit Of Columbia, is authorized to
aforesaid.
In testfnasny whereof, witness my hand and seal
of Office this Mi7ty trSt day of December. 1854.
LIST HUGH McOULLOCH.
Ian -srt Comptrnller of the Cur-ncy
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EV,REAsURY DEPARTMENT,
i OFFICE COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY.

WAsHINGToN, December Il, 1854.
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence presented to
the undersigned, it has been made to appear that
The Merchants National Bank Of Washngto ION, in the
City Of Washiagton. ia the county of Wasiington
and Distrid Of ColKnrtia. as been duly organized
act Of Con gress entitled IAN act to provide Ma
tional Currency. secured by . pledge of United
redemption thsreof," approved June 5, 1864. and
has complied with all the provisions Of said act
quired to be complied with before commencing the
business of banking under said act:
Now, therefore, l, Hugh McCulloch, ComptrQl-
Ter of the Currency, do hereby certify that The
Merchants National Bank Of Washington, in the
City Of Wnshington, in the county of w1shinsson
and District Of Columbia. is authorized t. COM
nence the business of banking under the act afore
said
of Office this fourteenth day Of DeCenlbsr. 1854.
[L.s.1 HUGH MCCULLOCH,
dec Hd69t Comptroller of the Currency.
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O 10 Ell I M G..
GOING ,-GOING -GOING!
DOWN THEY 60
AT LESS THAN GOLD PRICES
]. IL. SMITH AND SMITH BROTHERS,
THE GREAT
CLOTHING HOUSE OF WASHINGTON,
No. AGO AND aga
SEVENTH STREET, Opposite the Pos, Office.
ALL GOODS sPON9ED.
Where you can find all the latest styles of
FRENCH; ENGLISH
AMERICAN
WALKING COATS
PEG TOP PANTS.
DOUBLE BREASTED VESTS
BUSINESS SUITS,
PLAIN AND FANCY CASHMERE.
LARGEST STOCK
BOYS oGIorH1Na
THE CITY.
N. B.-We have also
TIE LARGEST STOCK
plroE? taooDs
CUSTOM WORK.
All Of which We offer at
UNUSUAL LOW PRICES.
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS,
HATS, GAPS, SHIRTS, TIES, sUsPENDERs,
&C., &c.
JH. SMITH. No. 46O,
And
SMITH BROS, No. AGA.
CLO1HIERS AND MERCHANT TAILORS,
Seventh Street, opposite Post Office,
fe lin Warrington.
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hereby certify that, to the best Of my knowl.
ed &c and belief the above named guarantors are
good and sum cent as snreties for the amount for
which they offer to be security
torney, Collectsr of Customs, or any other oficer
Rndelthe United States Goyernmsnt, or respon.
'''-' D. II. RUCKER.
decon Brigadier General and @. M.
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DROP sALsF eRFo RAGB.
CHEF QuARrKRMAsfER's OFrIos.

fe ll-tMl5 Q. !
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ifIIn,IA- MEATH, Administrator


,-.-.- 80, ,rrT,-nrS C.c:,it Court Of said county
- - . - - - T. Feb. Term, D. 1895
- A. NJ. Js,s- 4 Mason. vs Irwin II. Doolittls Mary
VI r,IittIr Melodies nuucan, Samuel " Norton. Nadi-
s,1 NJ GOWN. CLANCY hiyu!n. the unknown heirs OF
:, d E...!-r Ma. Kelly. Gel. T. Warner and JUSTIN
n u iNoal. dtccasod.-i}iii for bower
Aia,it h4vn; been fled in tie Office al The Cisrk o.
Circuit Court ~ sid county. that the names OF the
heirs ri Gr, h. Warner, Justin u. WHOM sIr.h heedef
AMI Mary krey, defendants in thus cause are unknown Ia
siIaut.
Notice Is hereby given ts unknown heirs OF Herge
T. Warner Justin u. NiNoHI, s'iSlt htsitr ana Nary
Eea,y Thar te fled their . a. com Iaint in
~qi Court o the 18th dsy 81 cvtnber l. D. 1851 and un
Won M said heirs Oi the sd.en b. Warner,
I-tn D. Wixon Sarah i."ler, aud MARY keey sha per
-v ard appear before sal CScuit Court Of said Ia
Sale county the first day If the thereof to
be- holden ;hc Court House in Ottawa in said county
The Gr.i Monday Of February. H. lstb ana plead answer
druUr the sa! cvmPlr7Hts fiil 81 Complaint, the
same and TIA" matters and things therein charged and
atei, viii be taken confessed and decree entered
against you according to the prayer of said I'M
Gray Avery Bushnell HERMAN SILVER
CompainpI'ts Solicitors Clerk.
Jan. 81, 1S6S- 6w.
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~ cf'E is hereby -.v6.. list az e -al- o ''n.uen,
Lam. and 7 wn tote ~ t- ;o..s,r, ,Hr K-';Icic
',e-'Yr q Ia S,' county -lrc o h's, icr the
't", County, ani ether ALI .-ts RI 1o-en, fT
IN var - anil prcyi1ss yr:Irs ID &c - ,tsa.t No,
IN O-itH in .aii e.':'. ~. she ri go -arg A. D.
- anu continue frn 5,y t,,.- .n ms of law.
j: W ''rHr on H." 24'n d,y OF juno. q D. - 9y.
chase e following de7,g,i IN rs AM t-a - situated
IN sdl county. To- VII:
acres Of ID" esS; half "i ;hr . .-r u-t.r .. --ct
tTihi.s to"'slip ,.sty tire, range &C. IA. etn lus
ihe north t~e'c acres Of tss- vrst half = t. uart
h.is acres % 81" cost halt co. ne north ,s.i w ~ o.
se'' ' IN 'y-"'.' t.. -n 'i1g- hr7, 80 one .aAa.
III s1.,h three .sr west h1lC,r the north q
g..
T.. zone town -''2 u-tt tn' Iis .f~, taxed IA 12-
is st t.oD.y Of the u.rtn la.I O. IT, aortL
eat ~ s'"v "f tr twelve TOWNSHIP .-ry.our range
ohr t'N'4 10 t.o n~IaH e Truman Hunt.
- zen a.f' ri the H.rli quarter II the north
. on taxed Ia TIM u.'uc u WIN. .ir.,-ssI.t
The ~; ton II tho -u, est f,rtar IF ,.~tt,
:, -! ,i-I-t> i'7T ra',e tSo, tied Ia the
The north t"rDE,-'.ar aal tv,-tv-.orou haD,reItbs
Acs q" 'nr north "- ;.-r't Ia r. vt 1u,rter
OF section thirty township TART y-.," l.,.. t., tri IN
the NAN e " n. Z. t.ri-iy. - " - "a
Lot four and w. 40 tick ,~'uy-.-e u the town q
La Sale. taxed in H." Esr1e nj ,Iru....t Nar-l.l
lot t.n. Il aHrh hundred trs a:.. Boa Tho TN u,
l.. Sale. 't-e. -. t.. I.srG. ni +. " Window
II .is- u IH OLE hundred and f.srt--. N tn. tvn
: u L. sail. taxed in tHn n4ln0 % y H.---.
Tie north twenty ", n. tis -'IJ. il g.. ave Alok
hundred al ,-i-y GA IT," town I'd i. .e t.-'-i ia
III. Wei h.i.r. ..ttau in . 4 aa, r-, .i ,~rrv
nine 10 i." town ~ /, ali. tSS-i 10 'a as 70. sidney
l.: .u. in ri5-s; r-, r.lr Iced ant ,,.,., il, N.
ta..n"t Ia sale tsHe ia zine usrae a. e. D. I,l,-.
ANA ~ s.F g. .-rl si.. 1H' r .i. ..I.e. f. tho
tHEH o.. Nsl''tf- ...v'- %. fa r,....i ir-a..G.
... ..'. .- ' .. 't- 't'i- 80. i."n
pc va g.. -.'ia o., .- ..--. a. = --"--
THOMAS H. Clark. 1-s,yaoe
-
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Fers-r or Nr,u,EI Vi ~, iEcE.sEp.
vslI!E undersigned having leon appointed Administrator
OF the f-tgtc II MICHAEL MEAiH late OF
mo ca:irty az Ia sale an safe %! Hines d'r'''c',
hrr. lives ro-irc tia; ho wiI .ller leTe the '''ty
&C, - T. : III. ,,y q the iIu,S, II pit."a st
,I Nh I,rIn GA 80. - 40 Monday IN March neat,
N y .cl time al persons having claims against SAIL t,Als
Ar. ,n, and u,sri To att M for the ,rl :, , n"
H.. the same adjusted. Al IfT-"s7 it i', o. '1' -
are requested o. iis-" u.n' a;r !at .-u' !" ''o i
sI-Hcf. ,ss.
A"'~" '- = " ifIIn,It- MEATH. Administrator,
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COOKING STOVE 1!
F,- Boezi AMI z,,iracits o. B,sumipeus Coe!.
PaEETTEes :.AE 1859.

E,n E.g E-fyr Large FZu>s, am by no r<di-
u no C;,lrbrGitd PGt-nt Double
Sheet Bottom FlHe
rTV .Nisinrite. to the following points o''1
I., !. ,rIIrr-Lasting, with proper csre, at leas:
81 years. new in use that "ers set up IN
1885
Cd M.srT,cT.EE.-Evcry portion CT the sie's il
thoroughy constructed Zach stove is submitted to
critical test, and non. leave our orss unless com
p,steIy and perfectly flashed.
Sd. CArscrrr-Baknr, broiii:g, boiling, roasting,
z,d ~ cher culinary operations, r-rorm-i at the
s,rgs time barrel Ct lour baked into bread with
single FIRE.
4th, rcosoxr-savins the cos. etths st.-e ia srs
years IL IL, item OF fuel.
9th. VENTILATION Q, 0rSS.-In the st.var; stove
alone he doors open directly into the even Prs
:.et-d by letters patiently securing direct dram
through the t01 cF the ocS7, b. means OF perforated
holes in the doors and back fues. 1t will lie borne IN
rlind that the heated air always rises, this H'thoa
Of ventilation is the only Of auT value whatever
Ctr. ESTIss C"sTEcL OF HE.T-The Leaf generated
by the stove may be hel ttersts and used saroUa
,nto TIE roam at pleasure.
.,h. TIE DorgLE SHEET To TON FLrE-By whicn
comprising and nyertrg action Of heat is obtained.
and the oven more evenly and efficiently heated than
by any other .no~I. invention.
s:h BRoIIsG-perforEae! Tie top .nd Without the
possibility Of smoke entering the rcon.
eta UoF w.7EE Rzsz2voIR AID WAEY!sG CLosET-
sol useful and convenient supplied ~ the waste hea'
aud without extra fuel.
10Th WArEs BAcz-AD arranEsclen; for supplying
hot water ;he bath room equal to any range.
S-so by all dealers a trial Of 3 months; with
written guaranty for TIA; period II asked.
SE-B.-ar= q the numerous worthless mutations
nov il market Sc = at the 'tof P. P. Stewart
AID Of the manufactures lstoye. No CHER
i. genuine,
EDrscrivtSc IazI HE'S free nail to any ad-
dress, Agencies in ali It e r j a! cite, AID to~a.
IN tie United States, AtI-rsS.
FULLEE, wAEgES i Co, Troy, n. y,
soc Manufacturers and ProPr;e,ors ., the Ciiatsn
sioTs Work..
Fer sale il Ottawa sn'yb T JOHN MANLY.
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GREAT IMPEON EMENI.
TIGHT z;
n~aA.sA.e HonetfsA%SS
~ Nf IRIS M EG
80 ~ WV T|~'~
Wnod'c Gplnhr4tp6 Patent
~ ONu ~ -
Never fails to satisfy those VINO =''e iA'in NOR
oHgh tfiaI anu " Wherever l-"'-uNt' are '"p'-lN
sUgcrsgdinE al! others.
4AS, l''s'>9 30. '''-'. VI '.''! 10y "Id
ease O. uaha,,''e~'' 80 ''I' ".'..h H.'uu'eo
r., ia .GH VII TN ;, , .. 80 ~
- -. 49, -.
..-..,. ,.-.,,.-,.,...,.
II Inc "''e !" N,'"'-'' eco an" ,Hu.I'f,
-. j. "-@-'.N .'.-'I 10 &c H' oIt "uc
= .'''--l '1' l'''N.. "'..-
L- NJ me 80 -, =, ..,.s ,''T. is s.IAe
-. STRENGTH. Durability. Elasticity and Beauty
- c:I,,:.i. II s-r,fiorru.r, cia,rStitcb used
III. go ...,f, - o.-..,,-,,.., ...iry
= ne 80 1919 - .,'I - ~.
ti.'.-. "', .'--'t ".'.','' ''.~ ~ - d. , u
4't tension = ss'.'. - any ONT
use. tAe',Ahr-' o! Aio'- ~ '-e 'Afy4a On
- not caos- j 10 operate WIN !fEsg"'-rI'!
Tie Fed j. perfect, Accur-'e III 1t, opera
.z tIcu ard variant! 10 rua Two ycars without
q reg.iriug 20 lie taken CO., c.,aued or 70
r.ired.
-t.y "a -E.-.,.f - Al lind. e Ss,,i,~
l. ~ a.. 49,. - 4.-..Ir -. .rI 81 90, -.
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sTATE OF ILLINOIS suraK,iE CouaT-V'ltiln and llr

- tho Third Grand Division Of said stat.
Pollock Barbour. Archibald VI. Robinson. Henry II.
iIoucre aud Hugh Maher. imp!Hd with John cray ana
others Hamilton White. Horace t. White and Andrew
White executors and Clara he, eNcCutriX OF Horace
white CCCas' l.-Errvr Superior Court Of Chicago.
whereas, the said Pollock Barbour, ArChilgl. NJ Rob
insu Henry H. fionore and Hugh acr have sued
writ Of irCu said Supreme Court To ud
obtained by said Hamilton Whit, Horace X W iite
and Andrew ID. White executors and Clara II. white,
ctTx ct Horace e deceased against tid Fnlioch Bar
lour and others the said plaintiffs an il the sii S
lsriCT Court Of Chicago which sad wit of error Is Row
pending said Court; ana where's, writ ir-
Facin- la. duly issued herein retinaic on III" nrst
day the next of sI supreme Court, To- be holden
Otva the first Tuesday after the third
Monday in April according TO law; amt whereas, also,
anps affidavit. file in the Clerks ONCE OF siI
SuIir,nlc Court that the said Hamilton hte Horace h
Whit, and Andrew ID. White executors, and ,iHrT, d.
White exe,ItriN Horace White deceased Residents
of The state Of York and residents uI the STATE oil
Illinois. 49, W,
Nov therefore you the said Hamilton White Horace
X White Andrew ID. White executors, and Cara H. me
eyecutrx of Horace white deceased the SAID detid''s
in error whose nonresleicc appears as aforesaid are
hereby notified he and appear before me JUSTICE. o SUI
Snnren Court Of sad Court 10 he it Id
,pt Ottawa i'm said the INST tuesday after The
third Monday in April next hear the record and procee
inc, brought into said Supreme Court ,iuri q! said
writ of error and assigned, II shall see NJ
nd fur tbcr to what SAID Court shall order
in this behalf. 80,
Dated this 2!th day CT January, A. D. 1850
L.. LELAND, CI,rk.
DC&IJ Nicholes, Aays far Isauatgts IN error. !
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