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CiTRIC lLEMoN) AcID FOR THE RELIEF OF
PAIN IN CANcER.-It has been ascertalned bv
MI Y Denny. an English surgeon, that the
application of citric acid 10 cancer aff,,rds cona
pieie relief from pain. He uses one drachm o.
the aeIa 20 eight ounces Of water IL mnsf ta
Gsrd ,wo days before much effect can De ex-
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
u UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,


On the petition of ROBERT W, ANDREWS.
OF stanordvilie, Conn. praying for the extension
OF patent granted 10 him on the 18th dny OF
January. 1898, for an i'm prove meat in operntin %
the Tfssdles OF Loo ms. for seven year, from the
expiration OF said patent. which takes place on
the Patent once on Monday, the sist day of De.
esTssr next: stE o'clock m; aHd all persons are
have Why said petition ought not to he gran ted
Persons opposing the extension are re1uired 10
ME In the Patent Office their objections specialiS
set forth In writing. at least ttcenfy DAYS befor
the day Of bearing: all testimony a led nv ettbsr
paIy to be used at the said hearing must be tai en-
apd transmitted In accordance with the rules
OF the sfhce, which will be furnis on appiica.
pepositions and other papers relied u,on a..
testimony must be fled In the ONCE tscssfs davs
before the day Of hearing; the arguments, IL AM
within rem days after fling the testimony A''
ordered, also, that this notice be published in
the I'M Republican and the Intellissnesf. Washing
ton. ID. u. and In the Couraut, Hartford, Con "a .
once week Tor three successive weeks; the 6 rat
OF saia pSoheauons to Ne 1t least sixty days pre-.
T.. O. THBAKER,
-, .,. Commissioners Of Patents.
S-Hoieoro Of the above papers will please
opy. and send their bil IL to the once With
HepeI contAmns TINS noocs. 90 l0-lsw3w
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RIW l.. VAIL D co. AuctfeneerS : : :
- Southwest corner Penna' av. and 9th .,
oc s-eo6de
RY GREEN 3 WILLIAMS, Aoctiope.r..

THRfE VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON
New Jersey avenue, between And strsets
north, at Pubic Auction.
On TUESDAY, the 2od instant. at "A O'Clock %.
m. We sholl sell. on the premises, Lots No Ia ~
and Is, in Subdivision Of No 90. having ~ feet
inches 'front.' By rs feet deep to wide alley watch
ma kee the N rand some building lots
Terms. One third csh; balance in six an d tve,vs
months, secured BY deed oftrust on the premi sea
All convey anctng and revenue stamps at tt @ cost
Of the Eurchsser. 30 down on each lot when sold.
Oc 10 GREEN Il WILJTAMS Anrfs
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Isfffso 51:s.s 2. I Is
isstSs GnSs eJnsssy rr:etiss hurlsishs Lesie
SSc eSssfiss nsnTsl nsls Hand Book for
yal Tor Ne. 1ePher.onb Peiiiicsl Hi,tcrx u 40.
AsesDsa. teaul .B8ANCK rXIkSR.
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STEAMBOAT Lines

NEW RIVER LINE.
The hne Steamer WAWAsSETT will leave 7th
:trset h1rf, Msshig ston. every go
TUESDAY AND Pi TkiDAY MORN fzE
e CLOCK, and Alexandria a. o'clock, fer on r.
o N on SUNDAY and WEDNEsDxY ston.ia :
% an landings going and returning Passage.
1s. ana freight at lowest possible rates For
Helgnt or passage apply on board or TO 0A
JOHN VAN RISWICK,
Gen i Supt Potomac Ferry ConpsSy,
&C IL IND seventh ar h, ~
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GALE or BUILDINGS AT SEVENTH STREET
~ WHARF

GALE OF BUILDINGS AT SEVENTH STREET
Chio QvdrfermsSers Once, Depotof Washingto. ,
washington, ID. c., October rs issS
By direction Of the Quartermsster usosr.
Depot, foot of Seventh street ON a pS0rage
October 20 1T 10 a n under the snpervision IL
"ins GSH1iI lanes
sshsds, sxlas feet,
Shed on Wharf, 4Oxso feet.
do, DO. IKE feet,
) Sheds, 3oI2s5 feet.
! blssss%,.s SssI Shop TIKI iisia feet feet,
IIset tss. -, ~ 70, ,sS feet Get,
/ Portable Office. Ibxl5 feet,
Addition I5xI6 feet.
Lumber Shei, 20xs7 feet,
Coal Shed. l0xl2 feet,
Watch Boxes,
Pence 7x6I feet,
wharf yox los feet, containing
$500 iineal feet in Piles,
e,000sQuare feet in Gaps.
10 go square feet in Strings,
l5.000 square feet in Floors.
Wharf, 62t2 x96 feet. containing
$500 lineal feet in Piles,
il ,0c0 square, feet in Gaps,
1900 square feet in Strings,
Is 900 square feet in Floor.
HeIse Shed, IiH2o feet 49,
zoe lineal feet tin Piles,
$500 square feet IN Strings
500 square feet in Floor
7Fairbapks' Scales, capacity 6,0to lbs. each
g.! Sacks DAMAGED Oats-about {, $50 lbs.
2Sec'ic rs Hose Pipe,
Feed Chests,
20 600 ffet Old Lumber.
Terms Cash In Government funds.
Buiidings, re-. to be removed within ten days
from day Of sale t., and o, d; H; RnUKER:
Depot of Warrington d O.
oc lsH And Asst Or. Gen, U. 8. Army.
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COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOB wOMEN
" - AND
.- LYING-1N ASYLUM, ..

u = - AND
- LYING-IN ASYLUM, ...,
Fourteenth street 4 eiret 10 corner of NJ street
FN- Washington, ID. Q. .. rr
This Institution has been estabiis he'd for the re-
ception Of patients who may be suffering from dis.
eases peculiar to their and for the nd ON
Of ,ueh females as may require the comforts OF the
The building 10 situated in the most healthy mar.
ton Of the District, surrounded BY its own
grounds. Cars pass the door every I'VE minutes
Terms Of adr issfon From 90 to sl0 per week.
in accordance with the reon required. payable in
ical and Surgical attendance.
h EIsaSds :. s sT,.r.
J THOMPSON, "A D..
lsH street, hstvsen 10th and list streets.
JOS X: YAkNEs, N. D., surseon GENERAL,
Jos. Riley, NJ d. Georgetown.
TH0S: MILLER: D., street. Washington.
AY. GAkNETT N D.. New York Avenue
MPy0HEsTON; N D Washington. =
GRAtT0N TYLER, II. D., GEORGETOWN,
F.HOWARD, N. D., y street.. g...
Orders for admission to the tree beds in this hos.
pifal, lof which there 30,l can be obtained of
the surgeon in chief at this Office 1sA street or
Of any OF the Medical staff, and OF the Revs Drs
Hall, Gurley. Gillette. and Coombs. .-y- !
Wives and widows Of soldiers desiring admi ssi en-
VIII apply to the Surgeon General, United States
Psfients living at a distance whs desire to come
to this Institution for treatment secure private
loom: BY applying BY letter to the matron Of the
hospital A. d. oILLETTE. D..
gu Is eoly.r - ......- President
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GALE OF NAVY POWDERS.

BtTeau go rdn6ses, Nary Departmental
WdshsHgtoa Guy, Oct. 10, 1856 {
mere will be sold at public Auction, to the
ss ,s, bidder at noon. Thu RSDAY, me twenty
MIN tz5thB day of October 1873 at the Once of the
Inspector Of Ordnance. Navy Ysrd, Norfolk Vir-
Es nu,a Two thousand (20OoJ barrels Of CANNON
The lovder will be sold by sample, and in lots to
Terms each in Government IN nds; ono half 20 be
deposfted on the conciusion Of the sale, ana the
Iemsinasr within ten days afterwards. daring
the magazine, otherwise IL viii revert to the Gov
Purchasers will be required "a furnish their own
packages where the powder 10 net In barrels
oc Is eot25 II. A.WIsD, Chief ef Bursan,
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ID U b Lie SAL 4.

81 virtue Of authority. we will expose at public
sale. on the premises near the residence of & ,
D.InaIl on SATURDAY, October Is, 1851. at IL
O'Clock IA two parcels 81 Land, equally divided,
ocres.
Tbs property is situated about dve miles from
the centre Market Washington city, is accessible
by the Anacostia Fridge, contains an equal Dor
ton OF arable meadow and wood, IL of most excel
lent quality, highly productive admir- ably dspted
70 market pur poses, and has q valuable Mill Seat
thereon. II will be sold separately.
Terms of sale One half cash; resid ne In twelve
mon hs- with interest and approved security
Title ipdisputatle. N. q STEPHEN,
s..- WIN. j. HILL,
Attorneys for r. n Darnall
N. STEPHEN,
Attorney for Geo. W DarnAn
Bladensburg, Md sept. IL 30 IS cots
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A NEW TRICK.-Iesterday Madame De
Lave and her son gave an exhibition on the
trapeze at Jones's Wood. for the benefit of the
Masonic Hall and Asylum Fund. While sus-
pendfd IN the air aad holding ner son by the
hand both tell, but were caught IN a net which
had been spread below to catch them. This fall
II appears was intentional, and as DE Lave ex-
planned, was new trick. We protest against
such new tricks as these. 1t is shocking
enough 10 have q man or two men suspended
IN The air from q trapeze, and there perform
gymnastic evoluiions without falling but il is
little too thrilling 10 see a woman and child
Thus perform and effect a grand tableaux by
falling frsm the perche. Beside these gymnasts
are contin ually striving TO Guido esch other
and now that De Lave has invented this new
trick we may expect TO hear that some rival
IN the business has striyen TO improve upou
NJ by falling upon the trapeze and breaking his
neck.-NetC York Commercial
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STOVES. &c.

- STOVES. STOVES. ~
u BOUIS CO.. ~
r. II. G. BOTIs.J TyKsPRrxcrp
SS6 street, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
near the National Theatre, Washington, D. O.
MANUFACTURES AND DEALERS IN
STOVES, PARLOR, COOK AMP CRAMBRR
STOVES. FL IMAGES. RANGES, &C.
Also Sexton & Bibb's Parlor Heaters, to heat
TWO or more Room; TIN, sheet iron and Lanai
Of all kinds Noo1'
All VI " ich We will cell at reduced prices
Roohng. spouting or Guttering, aud eli kinds OF
Jobblng promptly attended to.
sc A-Im BOUIS co.
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PROPOSALS.
PRoRSSssA.5sso 6 SoE B.TILpIse A LARei
sCHUiLkiLL AisiHkL, PsfikpiLrHiss
Qseu,,-sss, ee.s.ar, oA.,.,

EasAsessss, ID; G.. Vcteber ., lsS'
Quart. master Geners's Once, wsshins.on we
ne once Of Breyee Brig. Geo q. n. orossa.e
a. the once OF John Macarthur, Jr, Arrhit..t'
Ihiisdelphia; snd st the ofhce OF Brevet MAO,
Specifications viii be printed immedi Al slx "a
depegted al these ssverai place..
inseSiSs i. %ori snd r nsssS s % issi.d
VII De received until the Sth Of october, inst .
Sro.emsn; Assistant Qosrseraasser Gepe-si
fmisoeiphts, where they viii be opened Ia the
prSeenoe OF such bidders a. chocss 20 be present
nme AZ which IL will he hnished. should be ststs5
IN me Proposals, which should be sccempanfed by
aneunt OF ten thousand dollars, that the btdase
VIII enter into contract with good and 90 r1ci.,,
tecsrfty, within ten days sitter heine mott Il al y,
the came. NJ @. Mics
Quarternaster G-usral
oc HtS Brsvet MAJOR General.
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pOTOMAx TRANSPORTATION LINE,
NOTICE TO sRlPPRRs.

:. The Steamer IxPREss, Capt =, A. RYrHBB,
leaves Warrington atS e p. and Al
e1Andria At Z q. EVERY SAT-.
URDA Y for GIymSnt, Budd . Fsrry,
smiths Point, Chatterton Landing, Naujemov
Wharf, Lancasters Wharf. Stones Whsrf. Chr.
rionen Bay, Fexwens Wharf, Hazeii's wharf.
more ~ .. N CD Sunday -. ~e'N'
49,, J.B. BBfAN BRO Agents.
epI-u No. 343 Penna avenue
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RAILROAD LINES.
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.


&k4&e -
WAsAISsrox. March .. 1888.
~. s,ns oete gen abingdon and New I ork are
TOR law i0RK. Without change Of ears.
Leave DAILY Except Sunday at 7:0 .. m. and
T6BEEw YORK, changing car. .. phil.4si.
L.vs daily Except Sunday, st nlS o. N. ana
FOR PHILADELPHIA,
Leave daily lsIcs ptsundsy at 80 sndllab ..
m and q" and sS;%spam m.n.x ss--
Leave for New York and P6iisaelphi. At $50 ,.
Sleeping cars for New York on $50 p m train
Ihrou. b ticket: to Phi!adsl phi.. New YORK. or
s..isr: :nd T.ss!.eh n rins S sss PENN
for :essSais Seisssn ws:ninssss:.. ssisi%Srs,
.sMiJH. Master Of Transvortasien. of
s.S s0I6 ssr 1ss rst1 T. Asin.
- WASHING TOW, June Is, 1855.
&sz
AND FHs WEI VEL
are no" run as fSIlsTs viz zz;ixop, -
is:zs n d.l . .sa SUNDAY: AND e and
FOn ALL W al TlONS.
Leave daily. except Sunday, at 100 O. m, and
246and 9 90 D. m.
FoE WAY sI1ll 5sss sSgsH OF ANNAPOLIS
Leave at 6:ls and ZOO Z. m, and ct 3,4s and IS
,. m. -
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
,r .ssys at 1 tsc, and T. ana "a! IN No
ON SUNDAY. .E..
FOR BALTI hORE. I.
Leave at7:S0 .. m, and 2:&s ana 90 D. m.
FOB WAY STATIONS.
Leave ct 80 a. m :, and PAS and soy D. m
FOR ALL PABTS or THE VEST.
Leave daily, except sunday. at 7:30 Q. M, and
on Sunday at 500 p m. only. connecting at Relay
Parkersburg &C. -
THkOUGH rIOKErS to the West can be mad at
the Washington Station Ticket Once st all hours
IN the day. as we'll as at the new ONCE Of the Bank
eFs ard Brokers Telegraph Line, 34S Penn.
Fer New York, Pbilsdelphis and Boston, see
&C vertfs ment OF Through Line.n =
W. y. SMITH. Master of Transportation.
u II. COLI, General Ticket Agent
oe tt GEO. 6. KOONTZ, Agent, Washins ton.
WARRINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND
"
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RT GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auctionser..

By virtue of q deed Of ,trus. to me from Henry
De Mariel and wife, lated March IS 1870 and
recorded in Ltber r. n. H.. No 10 page Il4 ct
stl land records for Washington County, 81 Il
will ell, Hron ire premises,i BY puoffc auction 70
tho highest bidder at O'Clock m. ,on WEDNfS
DAY, the slst day Of October. 1856, the foilovjnr
described reel estate, situate in Washi M ton
County end pfstrsct of Columbia, to wit Ali fhat
certain tract or parcel of land, being . part OF
tract called 'Long Meaiows," and bonpded AZ
follows Beginning for the same and bounded nv
the Eastern Branch Of the Potomac river on the
east on the south by the lands of Henry pougla
on the north by the lands Of Alexander B. Aber,
crombie; and on the west by the lands of VIM w
CorcoIan and John A. Bertrof, Containing (osi
ninety six more or less. Also, all that other
part Of Long Meadows'' bounded as foIIows:
beginning for the same at the corner Of the land
formerly owned by John A. Bertrof and the land
OF Henry Douglas, on main public road leading
east from the third boundary stone Of W ashinstos
city, ID. c.. to the Eastern Branch; thence Teat
ano with said road (20) wenty feet; thence moth
and par allel with the boundary between said Dong
lsss and Bertros land to the Ii ne of Bertros
land; thence east to the laid piece of land 4 rat
above described; thence eouth 20 and with the
aud west boundary line and the line Of SAID
Henry Douglass's land. TO the beginning; mon the
following terms and conditions, to wit
Terms: One third cash balance in six and tvejye
months for notes bearing interest from ay OF sale
ard secured by deed Of trust on the premi-~s
All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost OF
the purchaser. 800 viii be required dawn " nan
the property 10 knecked off ''
HENRY o. HOOD, Trustee
seU- hAS,td GREEN WILLIAMS Aucta
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SHEDs AND FENCING FOB SALE

CHIEF Qxartey,nastey's OEce, Depot of Washsnxton ,
WasAiReton, ID c.. October Is IssS
oo VIII be solo at Public Auction; on FRIDAY,
vision Of Breyet Lieutenant Colonel James n
Moore. q. M, on l. street, between 10Th and
18th streets: us ~ '"u
Two Sheds, l5x63 feet each,
Ose Shed, lbxl33 feet; and
2Ss lineal feet of Fencing.
Terms Cash, in Government funds.
Buildings &c, to be removed within i've davs
from day OF sale. "''
d. ii. FUCKER,
Assistant Quartermsster General.
oc lost Brevet MAJOR General, o. "a A
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THE EVENING STAR.

ASCENT OF MOUNT HooD-A correspondent
OF the Springfield Mass Republican giyes an
account OF the ascent Of Mount Hood, Oregos
recently. by Professor A Wood and a party of
gentlemen 1t would seem tha, Mount Hood
- really a volcano, and that il 10 the highest
mountain IN the United States-l7,soO feet b CD.
he says.
The summit area is of very limited dimep
sions-a crescent in shape, half mile in
length. and from three TO fifty feet in width
IL ~ iearfui place, as IL Is the i'm minent bro
OF a precipiee on the north. sheer do u not
less than . vertical mile OF bare columnsr
rotk This height is lifted so far above all
oth.r heights (excepf the four distant sno
clad peaks to the north, and Mount jefferson on
the south) that the country beneath SEEMED
depressed 10 uniform level, and the horizon
rsiTeated to a diJtance of more than two hua-
dred miles. including nearly all Oregon and
washington Territories. The sublimity and
grandeur OF that view i must leave TO the
imagination of the reader. A canon OF enor-
nous depth plunges down along the southeast
bank, and is filled in part by glacier evident
Iy in motion, and having below q very abrupt
termination. Terminal and lateral moraines
mark its course. and a torrent of water issues
from beneath. While we delayed here an
syalancb Of rocks. an immense mass started
by the wind. Numbered down the lett wall OF
this canon several thousand feet and its track
was marked by a trail OF white smoke On the
west side of the ancient crater, at the base of
vast cIaggy pinnacle of rocks IA portion of the
ancient rim Of the crater,) is still an open
abyss, whence issue constantly volumes Of a
strongly snlphureous smoke. That there is
preston of the snow about this place-de-
presse d not less than one thousand feet below
the SHOWS which fill to the brim other portions
of the ancient cra'er.'
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PRICES cuRRrar FURNISHED WEEKLY
JOHN b, ELvANs 4 Co.,


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ONE STEP FROM THE ALTAR TO THE GRAVE
Death II a Neaciy AdTried Couple. week ago
Mr.. Tony Laukof was married &c Eiss Agnes
krIet. both OF Newport Kentucky. The young
and happy couple enjoyed their honeymoon on
FRIDAY, SATURDAY, and Sunday, determining
that on Monday morning they would settle
down 70 commencement of their new life
with All its business, res pons abilities, trials c.
On Monday morning they rose at an early
houI, and robtng themselves IN their every day
attire, went 10 breakfast. Each complained OF
feeling seriously ILL., and neither could eat The
usband was compelled almost Immediately to
rene TO bed, and in a few minutes his wife
followed lin. a physician was sent for, who,
Hpon arriving in the sick chamber, and after
examination of the patients. pronounced their
disease the cholera Immediate attention was
given 10 them, but during the day they con.
tinued 10 grow worse, and at Az O'Clock the
husband died. His body was removed to an
adjoining room. His wife was also IN n COL
lapsed condition, and al X o'clock she too fol.
lowed her husband. into the dark valley and
shadow of death. The bridegroom and bride
were robed In their wedding clothes, and on
Tuesday both Were buried in the same grave
CINCINNATI Enquirer.
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Q1 NA0LB CO., AuctioneerS,
II salss-rooms no. 2Ss Pennsylvanis avenue.
NaGle %. viii give their personal s.,entfon a
the sale OF Real tate and Household srniture q
the residence OF antilles declining housekeSD y M
Also, to the SEES Of stocks Of Groceries and MOI
ehandise Of every description, Horses, Oarrisess.
Harness. 10 dec
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WiNpow SHADES. &c

have just received from Q New York auction
house NIP pieces Tapestry, Three.ply, Ingram
Venetian. List and Linen CARPETS, OIL
CLOTHs, WINDOW SHADES, BEDsPREADs
aad COMFORfERs. Also. on hand q large Tor OF
new sad eecond hand re RNIT9 Ri, all OF vbien
bought Low for cash, and vii be sold at q sma
advance. -l-IT az 3 BUCHLY,
$3.50 ". Dealer in urnituIs, &c,
.. ~ 400 Seventh street.
pc lslm. between q and u sts. east side.
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AUCTION SALES.
RYaRKFN Z wILLIAMs, Auetioreer,.

TnUsTKEs SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT AT
Thk yuNOTIok OF HIR6INIA AVENUE
AND sIRnEr, BErwEKN 1sT AND I'd
on MONDAY AFrERNOsH. october 2,d, ., 4
CLOCK m, on the premises, By. virtue of deed
iolios IN l7S, ana l7s, one Of the land records Oh
Warrington coenty, i shalI sell, Is feet front, by
- feet inches in depth, OF the east side OF Lot
No. IL. In sQnsre No. 50. with the improvements
coahieiins Of . two story Frame House, contain.
Ing six rooms. ~ ~. = -
AN tonvey ancipg and revenue stamps at the
cost Of the purchaser. Terms each. SD0 on the
day of the taie tho balance within 10 days there
after. If not Gem pifed within that time the trus-
tee 'he right TO Re ell 81 the risk and cost
e. ia se before shs ss
Of the deed. d NJ LAW RENOg. Trustee
sc q 7hS kds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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2 asrgfnS . salsat b55sr at sKIsH 5so-Tif,
= go ~ = taasi e.,l ..t }t rFsF : tss - =
stdNAg A1s&AE fdss IL
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WHAT rHrs sTsss sss sAy q rHssAMAn

Nd, Feb. %, ls64.-"I have great sstisfscti .n M
.tstins that have used The bamantaa Remedies
for NenerA eiseaees In lite most Customary forms.
and properly, and, have found them respond 70 nv
saticiDstiene promptly and enectually. Known
their composition, have the fullest connde nee h
their ehcacy and far - my use q them extSDds
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the .ub
scribsr has obtain ed from the Orphans Court
Of Washington County, in the District Of Celun-
bia, letters Of I'D nistration the personal es
tate Of Eva Ruppert. late OF Washington.
ID. C., deceased. All persons having CLAIMS
against said ceased, are hereby warned 70
exhibit the same, with TIE vouchers thereof, to the
subscriber. on or before the I'D dsy Of September
next; they may otherwise by Law be cluded from
ell benefit Of the said estate
Given under my hand this I'D day Of September,
1866. - CR, ROTsSEAU
sc 261awSw Admfuistrator