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PROPOSALS.
DROPOsALs FOB sTATIoNERY-


ss..d P.9pc:t. for fuIni.hins the oics II the
the Nayy Department with Stationery. for tse
nst n,si p etaes stndiHg 6nne So s win ss received
must be endowed on the envelope. Proposals
fSt sstsNsisnsry," asd addressed to the Secretary
Esch proposal must be signed by the indiyidua,
.na rssbs os.fists 1 iss n VEL
bidder or bidders 10 execute such a contrsct must
secomr:py IL; The bidder sI bidders to whom the
contract may he awarded viii be required TO enter
into II diately. and to give bond with Nv or
none feg Fhs m :9rstes for its fs.hu
sssn as snrsss s mus: ACCOMPANY the
siye rate. will not be nsidered '''' VI A'eA'e''
nj, Pipise ~ ,s iotns for sehed
application at the Department and ali propes sls
must CONFORM in every respect TO said form and
Among the articles embraced in the scbedule
IS resms Of Regulation Paper ..-.....
resms Of Despatchcap .-... A..
q, 2e,s.m. rs.m. of Of dol,so.. d60ol;e.ss .....-.
- 20 rsams of Este Paper
Of Of and Paper
lS go IoyeloIes, oaicial and others
lss 10 9narts 81 s, int ~ ........
r. ssdozen Pencils :
Each article is TO bs Of the very best quality, to
be delivered without delay when oriered. and to
required. Articles not enbrsced in the sehsdule
are to be Furnished at tes to those
ehst are, snd I'm ease of Unnecessary delay or re-
IN cal on the part OF the contractor to furnish the
chase them from other parties at the current re-
tei prices, and deduct the excess IL any from the
bills under the contract The right is reserved TO
the DEPARTMENT Of purchasine greater or less
Quantity 81 each and every article named In ths
schedule, - the public service may require Pay
ments under the contract are to be made quarter
~ on the preeentation Of accounts duly certified
snd spproysd and this proposal or schedule is TO
be taken and considered as part Of the Contract.
All articles 70 bs delivered st the Navy Depart
msnt free Of charge. - xsw
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RY ekEEN h WILLIAMS, Auetioueers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE ANT

On MONDAY the 9th day Of July. Is;s. 7 shall
sell, In front OF the premises at half pest sax
her, bearing date the twenty. seventh sy of An
gust, 1885, and recorded in Liber ". @. T., No Al,
1onos ieI o one OF the land records of the ci y
iollowlsg descrihed property, lyi ng and being in
the city OF Washington, d. e., viz Part sf Lot
nnnoereo thirty -four, ga in sIuare numbered
nvs hundred and thirteen. t5iS) having = front sf
IL leet6 III hes on Peirce street with depth of l3
feef 6ta Inches, with the improvements which are
good tEo story Frame HOuse. &c &C This
property IA bounded by Lorth NJ and N and 4th and
18th streets west.
Terms: One half cash; balance in SIX and
tweiye months, the purchaser to give notes
given and deed Of trust taken All
cohyeysnciDg and revenue stamps az cost Of
PrIehaser. 500 required swn when the proper.
~ Is soid, and II the whole sale il not comoii sd
with IN hve days. the trustee reserves the 20
resell the prorerty at the risk and cost of the de-
Iauting rnrchsser sy advertising such resale three
times in the Washington Star.
JOS. y. KELLEY, Trustee
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JOS y KELLEY, Trustee.
le 6-2aw6ds GREEN q WILLIAMS Aucts
RY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers

EXCELLENT THREE STORY AND BASE
MENT ERICk HOUSE AND LOT, ON ~ q
SIkEET WEST, BETWEEN L STREET AND
ton, ,onh H. Al PUBLIC Auo-
On THURSDAY, the 14th instant, at O'Clock o.
50 oare No Sis, fronting IA by 50 feet dee
contalI ing l,EO feet more or less with the i'm
greyeplents, consisting Of Q well built three story
Brick House; containing eight good rooms, with
A fine chance to purchase 0 comfortable resi-
dance. "
Terms One half cash, balance IN six and twelve
months, secured b. deed oftrust on the nremises
All conveysncing and revenue stamps at the cost
is sold. 1S"
Je8-d GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts
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INJI RIots RESULTS OF STRIKES IN LIVER
PCOL--During the present de pressed condition
OF bGsinS IS OF every description IN Liverpool
IL Is painful 20 notice that inany OF the yyorIr
ing classes persist in attempting 10 injure both
Inenselves and their employers by Keeping
OUT on strike. At present the sailors obstl-
raIeiy refuse 70 come into the arrangements
proposed by their masters, and business i'm
shipplng Is so dull that rather than give way
70 the demands made on them many shin
owners nave ceased running steamers and
sailing vessels which have generally been ac
lively employed. A large number Of men are
row out OF work from this cause, while meet
lngs are being continually held to demand in
being pursued in the IRON trades. both
amongst the puddlers and men engaged m
other branches Of foundry work.-Londoa Stor.
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DROPOSALs FOB ENVELOPES.
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
sK.1Ea WpRashing.9p pRnh9ss p II e., May 2.th: 1855
Department until JUNE 25th, at 3 O'Clock D m,
Iot iITn's hing Envelere: reaured for the official
during period Of yesfs ssn rom b fsis Is.
JuIy, 1876: TIE estin ated number of Envelopes
Class i.-7co COO Envelopes ior Circulars, s.. by 3
inches. VIZ ~
Ga.s II 200 oSo oSo Envelopes ss by s4 inches
$is::s7 $is.:s- $S$$s $S S:s E SS$;yssys. =
aa ss sSr1RiDssE Susitty ci op paper viii answer
10 be r-Aae of Manila paper, of rm and even tex
tu!e and the Others Of buff or cream coiored pa
:, al ibe Envelopes must be made in the most
tth,oronsh piannsr, well gumned for, sealing upon
directed by the Postmaster General. They must
lasiebssrd boxes. each to contain $50 Envelopes, s.
tne boxes to be wrapped in strong paper, so as to
qusnffty not less than sOOo Envelopes is required
to hil the order Of Postmaster, they must be put
up III strong Wonden boxes, aud, IN either case.
proper labels Of az .cton mnst be placed pen the
boxes by The contractor ss directed by agent Of
The Envelopes must be furpi she'd in such quan.
tires 81 may from time to time be required to fll
At the New York post Once. or at the Stamp and
Envelope Agency in New York, as the Posrmas ter
y Sene al may direct, fee Of cost for packing and
Bids are also invited for furnishing 900 900 En-.
letters returned TO writer's to be Thoroughly sde
OF good quality Of Mapilla paper, we'll gummed
6Slo by 31s fnches. The nyelopes must hay We such
printing upon them as may be directed by the Post
master General. Also 100 0J0 Envelopes more or
iess to be thoroughly made Of the best quality of
white or buff paper. TO be by 9-l0 inches in size
ana 20 have the words " Post Office Department ,,
Ohcial Business and Postmaster, . printed on
them In the manner prescribed by this De rtment
These envelopes must be delivered at the Post
Ofice Department in Washinston, d. c.. in good
order. ready for use free OF cost for packing and
transportation and at the rate of about a. OS ner
week The first delivery Of the envelopes specified
above, 70 be made ae early in July as practicable
Specimens Of the diferent kinds Of enyeio pes Tor
which proposals are invited. may be seen By ap.
plying to the Postmasters Of the followi ne Offices
yiZ:-Eew York, N. Y; Boston, Mass; Philadel.
phia, Pa: Baltimore. Md; or they NAV be Oh
tained direct from this Department
Bidders will be ted 10 ia rnish Sd pecmens of
.6e en- ~ nvei0pss they propose to supply and bid
vii pe c2nsldered, unless offered by Manufactu-
IeIs on envelopes, accompanied by satisfactory
The price bia, and the quality Of samples submit.
o viii both be taken into consideration in award.
ing the contract.
Bond and security win bs required for the faith.
iuI performance OF the contract. and all payne nts
under II will be made quarterly -
The bids should be endorsed Proposals for or
nee and Returned Letter Envelopes - and ad
dressed to the Third Assistant Postmaster General
.....,. ..- w. DENNISON,
my ID ootZJQJo P0otmaotor General
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SINGULAR CASE sF FSoNNAMBULIsA,-Afs fsy
weeks ago young man residing In Dayennort.
thgIano, iost Diamond ring, and retired to
bed much troubled ubout his loss In The MD
die OF the night he arose from his bed and went
out, undressed, and in a somnambulistic state.
10 search Tor the ring, and returned with il on
MS M ger. On being awakened he stated that
he dreamed that he slept, and in that sleen
dreamed where the ring was TO be found On
awat' ming as he supposed, he proceeded in
ms sleep u the spot indicated in his dream
found the ring and returned with it 10 the
house, 10 be awakened out of his do bile dream,
but with his lost property regsined.
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SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT OF HYDPOPHoBIA
4 dog, which showed signs OF rabies, receatIv
escaped from Mr. Hggs', of Trescott, comgnn.
nIcating the disorder TO other dogs, and doing
other mischief About month ago a servant
gIrl N Mr.. Hi9gs' service was tying mn the
DOG, when the animal bit her ON the right
thumb. she experienced no serious results
until Tuesday week, when her thumb arm
and chest became considerably swollen, ac-
companied with great heat, pain. redness.
stiffness and numoness, the arm being so stia-
that she was almost unable TO moyeIt Mr.
Higgs sent for Mr.. Pope, surgeon of this to wn.
who saw the girl on Thursday, and found her
evidently suffering from hydrophobi the re-
suit OF the bite OF the dog. On Friday night
she oecame very Ill, biting and tearing At al
most everything near her, and suffering much
from conyulsions- She repeatedly declared
that she heard the dog growing a. her indeed.
she displayed all the symptoms of this dreaded
disease As surgical writer's on the subject do
not lay down any specific mode of treatment
IN cases of this kind, Mr. Pope determined to
cause profuse salvation in the patient with
the yi"w Of neutraliZing the poisonous char
acter OF the saliva of hydrophobia This il n
couT-e OF procedure not often purs ned but irs
cial effects were soon apparr On
Sunday the cOnvu sions and spasms, from
which The poor girl also suffered had ceased.
ana there now appears 10 be every prospect of
ner Intimate recovery hOirerhdsl pton (Eag-
ioao) ChTOEicls. "
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81 The laoorers OF the iron mines i'm the
vicinity OF Marquette, Michigan. struck on the
LIST for higher wages. The present allowance
Is 81 per day, and the companies are deter
mined not TO pay more The strikers are some
nve hundred in number, and have declared
their intention to allow no work TO be done ar
the mines unless their demands are complied
viii
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SEA California paper says q large lake ma,
been discovered in that State, from the waters
of which can be Obtained large quantity OF
boTa1 without much trouble, and in stale of
almost absolute purity. Considering the fact
thai he vorld is now dependent on the Iagoons
OF Tuscany for It's borax, and the contin <epcy
that this foreign supply may at any time b.,
cut on, this discovery is OF little i'm portance.
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- Tn the night of the Queens birthday n
band OF ru m ans broke into the English lybuych
a. Castlemore, near Toronto, e. w, and de-
sfroyed every pane OF glass IN the edifice tore
down ore pulpit, and otherwise mutiIated the
Stner- oeats We're smashed In pieces, and a
large copy of the Bible was taken from tha
pulpit, tore in atoms and scattered over the
church and adjoining graveyard. The yestry
room was also entered, and everything OF
value either totally destroyed or carried way.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Ia THE ORPHANS COURT, this fifteenth dAy
L OF May. A. ID 1866 Upon the report OF saies
made by Nina Uhlman Guardian, &C.. it IL By the
Court this fifteenth day OF May. 1856 ordered that
unless cause to The contrary be shown on or before
the lth day OF June ne1t; and 1t s further ordered
terms Of sale in the decree be 90 far modified
as that the said Louis Rheb pay the whole pur-
property sold to him upon the final rati iication of
said sale and il is also further ordered, that the
arfnunt and matter be referred TO the Register Of
ing her the usual communication in lieu of dover in
the premises sold as reported, and to ascertain the
a. Guardian &C., of the minor children OF said
Charles uh'mann, decessed; provided that .
star once week for three weeks, before said 18th
day Of June. WMF PURCELL
Judge Of the Orphans Court
Test:.z. c. ROBBINS. Register Of Wills.
my IL law3w - ''-'
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We EAyE JUST RECEIVED A NEW As
sfIINWAY,s PIANoa

NJ n, "a :. g1oL0WAIb f1ANOe, ~
have also on hand large collection OF sec.
ond nsnd Pianos. Of different manufActurers
t.rs We ohsr for sale very low, and upon easy
We hsye; in connection with our wsrerooms. !.
sknPAA1 s saop Tor Planes, Organs and Meio-
qsfss ana Wsrrsnsed 70 s1s are repaired at low
W. q. MsTzEsoTTgTn i co.
Sole gents Of Stsinways Pianos snd Menue's
Hsnlins Cabinet Organs. : :, ~ nv H'tfs
pERs0Ns,IN WANT OF ARRIAGcs, such
sSJK awAYs, 8A3E
D e LIGHT BUSINE0S WAGONS d d
pev and second hand, will do we'll 70 give m
CALL a. Ne are determined to sell at cost to close
1s slSdS1 lS5sdas1s saSs Ssfiffffxi.fteGlR ffxfGREs for sale.
ny Sim. 60 between 9th and ioth streets.
Il Rios. rAHrY.
~ yIET GEI94tW ae4 tW1TtB PE0Ot FELT. GEMiiiNr
nsnper. nnG q tSs to2Ts S put or e shs very best
shortest ncttcs O ven noasrste erices an" - 'ns
Also, AL ktn1s Of BUILDING ana 1,OMPOeI
x!OH !sl Vsis6 AArERIALS on hand. st the
TAKE no MoRH UNPLF1e1NT Ann M.
= sa1o DepAd1es for unpleasanf Ana dsnS.UcI.
SiiB8'xi xps ps6 1ottssSSo 15otsSoESS s5SSs x77STss 81
.,s..~ roLLnI. q.
s'ss0 snset, ,bsewsen and n. NH = u
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DOTOMAs TRANSPORTATION LINE.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
The Steamer EXPRESS, Capt. Z. A. RYTHBR,
leaves Washington at a. m. and Al n-
sxsndria at a. m EVERY SAT- .ErrkEN
URDAY for Glymont, Budd Ferry Nss~ Asszn0
Stores, Matthias Point, Pope's Greek. Blum Point,
PIowden's Wharf. Lancaster's Wharf, Stones
Point, Point Lookout, and arrives at Baltimore at
J.B. BRYAN & BRO Agents,
ap I-u No. 349 Penna avenue.
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RY 9. W. BOTELER, Auctioneer. -
II a9n sfIes. between 10th and l1th sts

siicesI sSe"ceu lDtn huu llfh St9
Two STORY FRAME DWELLING. CORNER
UE ID AND sTH STREETS EAST, AT AUG
On "WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, June apsh, at
6ocioek, shall cell, on the premises, Lot No 10,
IN square S5S. with the improvements thereon
consisting of we'll built two story Frame Hous O
The lot fronts 100 feet ON street and also los feet
on 7th street.
IL II desired the property will be divided into two
Terms One half cash. residue in six and tweJ "a
months. with interest, secGrsd by deed Of rrr AZ
on The property Convey ar.ing and stamps at cost
the sale. G. w BOTELER
Je l-2aw &ds AuctiOueer
I ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT CORN.
CA1V Qra,tr1.cster's OEcs, DsR6to Of Wa,liazre, ,
-, hdSainxtcr, ID. C., MAJ 20, 1880
There will be cold at Public Auction in AMI NO "
this ety. under the direction of Brevet Lieute n
DAY, june a. 1856, about 20 0O b. shes of Oorn in
sac AZ the felloMtng named points:
At sixth street " hsrf 10 900 bus shells
At Giesboro Depot, 10 0OJ bushels
TIE Grain viii be sold in lets Of so bushels with
the privilege q the purchaser taxing any amount
The sale will commence at Sixth street wharf at
10 O'Clock a. m ana Immediately after the coupi a.
tiCn OF the sale cf the amount At that point tx will
be continned at Gies6oro Depot
A GovernneH 1T boat will be In readiness at Siytb-
street ksrf to ferry persons VINO wish to attend
The Grain must be removed within ten days from
date Of sale.
Terms: Cash, in Government funds.
Fl RUCKER,
Brevet Maj. Gen. and Chief QuartcrlnasIer,
NV 80 let Dep~t of Washington.
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- RICHMOND. Va, Jane s. 1885
sealed Proposals, in duplicats are resnectfni,y
,loo, and nn' ~ 5, gsns Is IS for Furnishing II:
y Richmond, Frederieksburg, and Lynchburg,
4..st FRESH BEEP
until the 3lst December Jsss ar .uch ,ass .,r,. a.
see ~ 9snsral may direct and delivered
be os eaaS "a - the nndersIened may direct. To
:sa tSs.; .fs ;as ssd
Oath Of alie dance to the UniteJ str,sa c.rn
ready on Me In fhfr OF CO 0"'oss one
,py menfst 70 De made monthly. or As soon there.
after as practicable, In such fonds Ar Govern
msnt furnishes fer that purpose
aen- a,,eF WIN. N FELT,
1cef-dtifi - Srsvet Major and q. g. Vols.
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The aste ntion Of wagon and carriage makers is
called 70 this sale. - the above IT, very superior
ist OF wel-seasonsd Lumber. suitable for manu-
iecturfng purposes. IL can be seen BY APPLYING to
Brevet Bfigsdisr General o. b. TOHPKINS,
Quartsrmsster In charge at Lincoln Depot, about
one mile east OF the Capitol.
=, BIOS will be received for the purchase of ten
Thousand feet and upward The undersigned re-
be considered too low -
Payment Tin Government fundsl will be required
ueon potfcation Of scceptasce Of bid and prior to
the delivery OF the Lumber. which must be re-
cepted. -
Proposals should bs signed By the bidders full
Fame ana slye his post once addr' 90, plsinly en-
and directed 10 i0r 'ne uISn1ss R,dK III KtnRosr'
Breset MAJOR General and Chief Qusrtermaster,
Jeiu - 81 EAf1t Depot Of Washi ngtou.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
NV OUTSIDE IIsI oF sfEAnIRs
SEw YORK. WASHINGTON, GEORGETOWN,
AND ALEXANDRIA, VA.
The Steamers of this Line are FIRST class Vessels.
Leave Shows wharf, Georgetown. fHkk
every WEDNESDAY, and Pier 1s.
Nsrsh River, New York. every SATURDAY.
Punctuality Of departure can be relied on.
1be passenger acconmod ations are unsurpassed.
Freight received daily and kept under cover at
SHOWS wharf, Georgetown.
FOR passage and freight apply to
J. w. p. MYERs, Agent,
lO7 Water ct Georgetown.
W. T. REMsEN, Agent,
e lin 81 West St, New Vsrk.
TIE NORTH AhERIOAN LLOYD.
New line Of hrst-cia.s ade-wheel <391
NEW YoRK AND BREMEN VIA ooVxs-
With comfortable Recommendations for pssseueers
Ge.Hs iofs en TaussbSRRHisssd fs SRissd States Mai.
BALTIC, 500 tens, 500 horse power,
wksf.ikS1 is1f; .tTS1Poefss go tons; April
AfEXsTfo.p SEFis psss5 ccS tom. 6or.. 10th May
BALTIC, A. q. 18th Juss
viii sSs be .,so.
er valuables, Snless bills Of ladine, having the
value expressed, are signed therefor
hates OF passage, pay yable in gold or its equiya-
lent First Cabin, Sl05; Second. S62 30; Steerage
SN 90 Return tickets. i, &206; III, Slal So Steer.
For freight and PASSAGE apply 70
JOHN Il. EVANS CO.,
500 Psnna. ave-. or 81 Lonisl ana ave-,
Agents for ID. O.
For subscription to the stock Of this CON-
pany, Offering o safe and dividend paying invest.
ment, apply to JOHN Z. BLyANS q CO,
my 4 I'm Agents for ID. q.
STEAMER LEAVES FOR Mt. VERNON
~ EVERY TUESDAY, ~
THURSDAY and skTUKDAY, ,.EsAAl
at 10 .. IN. Returns at a. pm.
Fare fer Round Trip, ST so. One third of this
amount for use Of Mount Vernon Association.
Washington and Alexandria Boats leave each
place every hour from a m. to .. m.
y he fine Steamer Wawaset can be Chartered
for Excursions. J. VAN RISWICK,
ap Loot General Supt p. r. Co.
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SPRIN9 ARRANGEMENT EOTICE-The
- Steamer CAMbhIDGE, Captain -
Io,Is r. T. In LEGE1FR sAFTiRpay Sil re;p%s Ssn her
leaving her new pier. II Light street wharf. be-
swesT Lss end a. ssITy a strset. Bstimer. svery
Point, Double Mills, Oxford, Clorss Point, Wal
iachs Landing, Cambridge, Hnghlett's Wharf,
from the Eastern Shore she will leave Med.
forss Wharf every THURSDAY aud MON
DAY at ,. m, stopping at all the above meu-
TONED landings for passengers and freight, and
reaching Baltimore ats q. m. Of FRIDAYS and
TUESDAYS. feb 2S-f
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u ICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND Po.
H TOMAC RAILROAD
TO TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY, tSsnday q, m. excepted.D


The quickest and most direct route to Richmond,
va. va .,aas ana the south; via the PSsoma@ d.
Washington, to Aqua Creek andsskzneheEE
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad,
now entirely completed from Aquia Greek TO Rich
mond Va, connecting the re with trains the Rich.
mond and Petersburg and Richmond and Danville
hSiiosos, 1er petersburg, weldon, WILMINGTON,
Esleigh, Greensboro, Salisbury, Charl otte and
Chester, &. O.
Steamers Report and Vanderbilt leave Sixth
Street Wharf daily (Sunday morning excepted) al
20 .. m. and p. m, and arrive in Richmond at
2 O5 p. m and . N.
THROUGH TO RICHMOND IN SEVEN HOURS.
2lfV Miles Shorter and IA Hours Quicker than
any Other houte
Be sure and get Through Tickets via Aauia
Greek and FIedericksburg, to Richmond, At the
Company Office, corner Of Penna avenue and 9Th
street, or on board Of the boats. Baggage checked
Omnibusses and Baggage wagoss will be in
teadinsss 70 convey passengers and baggage be-
Passengers by this line pass by daylight Mount
vernon. and may have an opportunity Of visiting
several battle elds near Tredericksburg BY stop,
ping at that point.
Breakfsst and sup on board Of Steamers.
GEO. MATTINGET. Supt., W Washington D. q
MATTHEW CLARK, Agent, Warrington.
@. Nj. HANEY,
apply GENERAL Passenger Agent.
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ORPHANS COURT. May p, lsss.-D1srRIcr
- OF CoLuMsIA, WA;atSeIoN DouHrY, 10 ict:
L. tas .r
Ssiss:I fssTs s:sarS., ~ sssS
the ansI and Of the personal
far the same have been collected aud turned ints
ana snsas ~ The =, and hsr
phsns Court Of WssSinstsn Count; az sors.ss sss
Sz e 4a. #
der be pusished once Essk for three weeks in the
evening star previous + f.s sse ;:ie diS sSSpB1ss
T1RIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
\ sertber has obtained from the Orphans, Court
f.. .a'
ssSib same, with the thereof to the ss
they may By law bs S
all benefit Of the said estate. - - -
ffy e. s M
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That tn. .ubscri.
a eers have obtained from the ORPHANS, Court Of
on the personal sstsss
Richard GuSgin: late Of washinatos.. b. G..
d S
same, with the vouchers thereof 70 the Subscriber
Hn :: sEs s sf "a b day % h ~. q
Of said estate. = - - -. - ~ 'sAoA'
Given under our hands this I'D day Of MAY, ,ls6s.
ROBERT b. PYWELL
ATWELL C0WLIN0, tA
my 2f1AW5W1 I'd 81 .-.--.---. ExecuterV
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the snb.eri.
Il Der has obtained from the Orphans, Court Of
Washington County, in the District Of Columbia,
letters testamentsry on the personal estate Of
william W. Connor. late of Washington n O..
deesased. All persons having claims against the
said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof to the subscriher
on or before the 18th day Of Nay next; they
may otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit
Given under my hand this 18th day Of NAY. isss
my 2S.laV3w nj - Eracntn,
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EVENING STAR.

RI PROVISIONAL GOVERNOR JoHNsoN's
SPEECH TO THE NE6RoEs.-The Atlanta (Ga-)
correspondent Of the CINCINNATI Commercial
gives the following report of a recent speech
ey Ex-Governor Johnson:-On Saturday, May
70, the free dinner to the negroes came OF near
Columbus. large number were in attend
apce- They We're addressed by ex-Proyisional
Governor Johnson. He compared them TO the
descendants Of Joseph in Egypt They had
been reduced 70 slavery, and, after many years,
had been made free. The ancestors of the
negro sold him; they were put 10 trial ana
KEEP. so; since they have greatly increased in
number and intelligence; after two hundred
years Of probation, the negroes, by the full
ness Of time and the providence of God, through
the fundamentally Of men. have gained their
freedom. which will remain TO them AMI their
descendants forever. He advised them 70 be
industrious, frugal and honest, ana 10 be care
ful about making contracts and retfuce them tn
writing, IL possible, and abide by them. He
had seen rapid advances made 20 q higher
civilization during the past year They should
BE- charitable, care for the aged. and build
churches and shool houses. They should obey
all The laws and not take redress upou them.
selves. The civil courts were open 10 them
He advised them 70 respect All the legal au-
thorItIes and Try 10 bring TO light all crime The
Government has declared their freedom and
will maintain IL. Their rights would be- pro-
tected- He hoped slavery would soon be re-
moved from Brazil and other countries and
the world would then unite for the civilization
Of Africa Two negroes spoke after Governor
johnson had finished rr.E
Evening star., 1866-06-12
"ALfRED o. BOWERS,
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