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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-13
FOR 1885.


To everything there 10 a season, and a tint
10 every purpose under heaven.-EccLEslAs'
TICS iii. |.
Swiftly our pleasures glide away;
Our hearts recall the distant day
H." With many sighs;
The moments that arc speeding fast
We heed not, but the past-the past
More highly prize.
Onward its course, the present keeps;
Onward, the constant current keeps
Till life is done;
And did we judge Of Time Alright,
The past and future in their flight
Would be as one.
Our lives are rivers, gliding free
To that %unfathomed, boundless sea,
The silent grave.
= Thithcr all earthly pomp and boast
Roll to be swallowed up and lost
In one vast wave.
This world Is but that rugged road
Which leads US to the bright abode
or peace above;
So let US choose that narrow way
Which leads no travellers foot astray
From realms Of love.
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LAST week a man fell a little in his own
estimation, but soon recovered. This cir
cumstance should caution others against
entertaining very high opinions Of them-
selves, nADat .A.iIsf8H4t
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NEW TO-DAY.
Fenian brotherhood

VIIIftII
rNHE MEMBERS OF GOLD MILL CIRCLE
L are requested 10 meet OH SUNDAY EVEN
IN at the Truck House OF Yellow Jacket Hose
Company No. ., at halt. past 7 O'Clock. Puuctunl
attendance Is requested.
JAMES Z. MURPHY, President.
THOMAS QUIRK, Secretary. jnl3 1t
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PLAYED OUT.

Among the passengers who left our shores
this morning BY the Golden City, were Louis
Aldrich (his real name is Solomon Levy and
his wife, who was formerly known as Miss
C~lementina " (real name Miss C. Shropshire)
who came out as members Of the "Marsh
Children" troupe. They are pretty good
sized children now, aud Aldrich is n fair
actor, but they seek a wider field for the ex-
ercise Of their talents. George C. Boniface
is another Of the passengers. He came out
here with a tremendous flourish Of trumpets,
and had a fair house to welcome him, but he
was not worth his salt, and his advertising
agent, Harry Wall, who is now playing here,
and recently married Miss Clarkson-a pretty
woman, but very light weight as IN actress
proved the better actor Of the two. Well, joy
60 with them. Adios, AMIGO.
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The old dead-head system had become
thoroughly run in the ground, and theatrical
managers found it necessary to require some.
thing more than a mere nod OF the head from
the unmasked and dilapidated crowd which
louuged nightly in and out Of their doors.
The order was issued that none but parties
connected in a legitimate manner with some
regular recognized daily or weekly paper
should be allowed to pass, and az the rule is
adhered to, the long row Of vacant, sleepy
looking faces which used to decorate the back
Of the uppe row OF seats in the dress-circle,
has dwindled down to small proportions. II
is asserted that one Of the taboed Bohemians
from the land Of sage-brush did even 80 so
far on one occasion, when slightly excited BY
an overdose OF the concentrated extract OF
poison oak and strychnine, as to pay q dollar
for admission to the temple OF the tragic
muse the other night, but the story is dis
credited by the detective police, who assure
me that they have not yet been able to find
the unfortunate greenhorn from whom he
borrowed the dollar-so / do not endorse the
report, but give il plain and unembelished,
Just as received il. However, it 10 just
possible that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-07-21
Pr GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

GUARDIAN SALE OF REAL ESTATE
BY virtue IF decree Of Orphans Court OF the
District Of Columbia confirmed By the Court Of
Chsncery, on 6th day j. ly, 1856 will sell on the
premises. the following describ ed property bein
the property Of Dennis Dem, deceased, } on
TUESDAY, slst day of July, 1850. ct S clock D.
all those lots, pieces and parcel Of land sit us
ted In the county Of wa-hngt6n, in the District OF
Columbia, being part OF an original track known
o. Whine Haven" and bounded AS follows,
10 wit: Beginning for the same at the end Of the
second following line, run from a bound stene,
Which DIVIDES the land Of Mrs. John Baker from
The northwest corner of said Foxal's land, to-wit
North Is deg. Is min. west, four perches crossing
the new free road, leading TO the Little Fall Q
Bridge: Forth ~ deg Is min west, twelve and 10
IO perches, 70 stone No. l. now planted for the be.
ginning OF the part hereby conveyed on the east
end OF the Ridge Road thence To include the piece
hereby 20 be conveyed, u,l north 70 deg As min
east, eight and "a 100 perehes. to another stone
No 2, thence north 10 deg Is min. west eight
and 81 100 perches. to stone No. thence south 70
deg. 45 min. west. eight and 81 100 perches 10
stone 70. planted the east line Of the afo-eo
said Ridge Road, thence by and with the said read
In stra ght line, to the be ginning, contai ming
acre, being the same more or less and Improved
by tvO-stOry Frame HOufe
deposit OF SnO will be required at the ii me Of
sale All conveysnctDg and stamps at the cost OF
the purchaser Terms cash.
JOHN b. ADAMS, Guardian.
GREEN WILLIAMS,
y 1-laWHut5w AuctiopeFs
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pRoPosALs FOB SALE OF WOOD.

Headqxa,teys Department Of Waskiastoa,
QGre Of he 1tsf Quayterm1sssv, y
WesAtRstoa, ID. @. July ID, l0o6.
Sealed Proposals. are invited at this once until
Hoslock moor; MONDAY, August q, 1855. for the
60nDs OF a0vIRNMENT w0oD, located As
} a ,4oo, FoURTEEN HUNDRED CORDS At the
Kendall Green wood Yard, on the line Of the Bal
timore and Ohio railroad, about one mile from the
depot Of said road in this city.
This wood conssts OF about ONETHtRD 90
PINE and TWO THIRDS ia OAK, and is billed
immediately along the trask of the railroad.
l60ol 1LEvEH THOUSAND SIX HUN.
DRED GOODS ct the Wood Yard three arters
ef amile north Of Alexandria, the line OF the
Washington, Alexandria, and Georgetown rail
This wood consists of about TWO THIRDS go
PINE and ONE THIRD rs OAK, is piled along
the track, And 10 distant about one half OF Q mills
from Q wharf on the Potomac river, leading 10
which there 10 Q direct and level road
All OF the wood offered for sale 10 Of good or fair
quality, and thoroughly seasoned.
ProRosals win be received for quantities from
taking all Of either or both lots.
Payment to be made in Government funds, i'm
mediately after the opening Of the bids and upon
Measurement OF the wood.
The right is reserved of rejecting any or all
proposals deemed disadvAntageous TO the United
States. M. I. LUDlNGTON,
Colonel and Chief Quartermaster
I-1Y Depot Of Washington,
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~ II o l. + Il A
IS OF PESTILENCE

THE CHEF CAUSES OF PESTILENCE
DR. T. cou RHSTR1YEDi n,s,xrror,,s
FLUIDS secured by Letters Patent in the United
States and France. Prepared solely by the New
s SssIHH sn4 Street, ONCE
AZ Cedar Street.
Til; COMPANY O.e.sizsd on q gsraeneppt sssi..
list charge of its Laboratory 10 eparod to fur
pish its DIsINFECTISG FLUIDS for sick rooms, Rur-
sewers, cutters. ships railroads, hospitals, prs.
ons, and public institutions of all kinds slaughter
houses. offal and fat boiling establishments; all
OF the latter to every farmer } and wherever poi
soneus and ofensive gases exist. These agents are
infectants in the scientific meaning of the words.
They remove noxious gases and doors by chemical
principles-leaving in their places healthf9l AR ;
poisonous eases-not 10 jurious to utensils in which
they are used. The attention Of medic and sci
eptifc men is directed to these disinfectants At
tached are testimonials in favor OF the great dis
covery which, with undreds of others can he seen
at the Company office.
DE-AyAN HOusK: AL BANY, March 80, 1856.
To the PreStdeRl Of the Ns,c York DtstafedpHe Co .
have made many trials Of disinft Giants, but now
consider that we have found an article which sur
T. ROssBLL 4 Co.
NEW fokK, April 8, 1855
Dear Sir: We pronounce it without exception
to be the best We have ever known Its effect anon
every matter is complete and instantaneous
SN. B.-Tbese Disinf.ctspts are used by the
scavenRers. under the direction Of the SANITARY
Pelics Of the Metropolitan Health Department,
POWELL & THOMPSON, - .Rsr,N.Y.,
General and Sole Agents for the United States and
the Csnadss, to whom all orders Should be cd
Tor sale by al Drsegists and General Dealers in
Agent for Washington, JAMES NOLAN, ara
Pennsylvania avenue. my l2-3m
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A SAvAN SoLD.-The Paris correspondent
Of the Nation, tells Of q learned savan connec-
tea with the Garden Of Plants, who has be EN-
trying for some time, but unsuccessfully. to
hatch three crocodile eggs 1.-TWO of them white
and one red,) presented him last winter bv a
traveller returned from the East, with a view
10 =. dotating" France with a new article of
food-stewed crocodile being declared by said
traveller 10 be both palatabe and nutritious in
high degree. The failure of the learned doc
tor 10 hatch these eggs, which he is said TO
have carried constantly in his bosom for the
last seven months, wrapped in flannel
Is attributed TO the fact of their not being
crocodile eggs at all, but three billiard balls
distracted from a " hell'' at CAIRO, by the per-
fidious I" frend.'
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RYJ. G. MCGUIRE 4 co., Auc.ioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE.

Under and By virtue of Q decree Of the Sui reme
Court Of the District Of Columbia, bearing date on
the SIN day OF July, 1866, and passed in . certain
cause pending in said Court. wherein BEN amin r
MorSell Is complainant, and Elizabeth 0'Keefe
Offer for sale, on MONDAY, the sthdsy Of August,
A D., ls6S; .t o'clock P. m on the premises,
follows BeginniRg Of point on East Capitol ct .,
distant % feet west from the north east csrner
OF said lot No. IL. and running thence along the
line Of said street IS feet to the dividing line be-
tween taid lot No II and lot No lol In said square
thence running south 93 feet inch thence east IS
feet, thence north s5feet inch 10 the beginning,
Dwellipg Houses.
Terms Of sale I: One third cash; and the residue
In two equal instalments at six and twelve months
the satisfaction Of the trustee. If the terms of
sale are not complied with in five days, the trus.
risk and csst of the defaultng purchaser, noon one
geeks notice, BY advertisements in the " Evening
star" Convey spcfnR and stamps ct purchaser =
cost. JOS. n. RRADLEY Jr.. trustee
jy Il 2aW3w6ds J. o. MCGUIRE co. Aucts
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nRPHANs' COURT FOR WASHINGTON
" COUNTY IN THE DISTRICT OF

is s matter Of e petition sale Of real estate Of
Orphans Of john A. (hSSeH, deceased.
James e. Williams. guardian to Orphans afore-
said, who was authorized TO- execute the upexecu.
ted part Of decree heretofore passed. suthoriz-
ing Alfred Q. Casssll the former guardian to sell
certain real estate Of saia Yards, having on the
the 21et day Of May D. ls Of all the right, title
snGe.tate Of Warrington = }; and William n Gas:
portisn OF Lot numbered two !2j in Square south
Of Square numbered four hundred and sixty three
t4tSl in thecity of Washington, TO Jno. b. D. Rich
ards for the sum ef 81 S06 ltwoffths Of the whole
sunl that being the proDortion Of said wards in
piled with the terms Of SALE 1t 10 this sd DAY Of
June, A. 1885, @ similar order heretofore passed
on the 18th instant, being now set aside ordered
that said sale stand ratified and confirmed on the
18th day Of July. 1866. il no objection be made
thereto on or before that day Prorided COPY of
this order be inseI ted in the National IntellRen-
Ger and Daily Evening Star once . week for three
WIN. r. PURCELL,
Judge of the Orphans Court.
Test: &C. ROBBINS.
10 % law3w" Register Of Wills
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An Elssuens Tear.

No new thing "under the sla," is the sub
sect Of this paragraph. The author daily
writes Of ~: ne ors.or speaks Of IT, and the d.
Quently sees IL starting from eyes that seldom
weep. We saw IL this morning, glittering
upon the rudy cheek OF a boy of ten, who sat
TO the rehearsal by q ccmrade, of o pathetic in
cident that occurred in our city some six years
since. ut was kind o. drizzly, rainy day"
ssnax tns bright lad who told toe plaintiye
rte down past our house, and went thro'
Nichols street TO the clay pits, and so on over
TO the woods where they used to have pic-nics;
and little Ally, he foller'd 'em, and staid a
seem EN- train till most night; and then i
spect he started 10 60 home the short way,
across the Doggy meader 'atween the woods
"And so he must ha' waded along tin he got
about the middle o. the bOgs, where the mire
was deep, and-and-then he didn't git no
f11neT All night long Ri: mother 5ep
out cryin' lost child; but they didn't find
him; and the next day the papers said little
boy 1ve years old was lost, and that his mother
gone most week, black man what lived
down there by the boggy place told that all
night long the first night little Ally was lost, he
heard some child CALM sMamma, mamma, ,
and so he eed he got up and look'd all round,
but didn think OF the boys. And So when the
folks heard that, they went right off and
searched the bog. medder, and there, in the very
middle of The boys, they found poor Ally,
stone dead, with his feet fast in the mire, and
his little face turned right mp TO the sky -
The deeply interesting newsboy drew a long
breath when The narrator brought his little
story TO an end. and as q big tear crept silently
down his cheek, he said, " II could ha' heard
that little teller calm his mother, and brung
him home TO her out o. the boys, wouldn' Z
care if never seen 4th O. July, would you,
Bill ~ "Ill bet wouldn't" was the prompt
reply; nor a fire-cracker neither" And as the
two arose from their seat to go down in the
press-room, Bills listening companion stealth.
lily brushed away the eloquent tear that was
yet elistening like diamond on his thought
full face.-Nescdrk Eceaing Courier.
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r. l. . T II 1 N G.

Navy DEPARTMENT.
Bureaus Provisions and Clofhing. June 20. 1856. {
Separate Proposals. sealed and endorsed " Pro-
posals for Navy Clothing and Clething Materials -
will be received at this Bureau until o'clock D.
m on the sd day Of July 1856, for Furnishing and
delivering on receiving thirty days notice) at the
o. 8. Navy Yard at Brooklyn, \. 7, in such num-
kers and quantities and at tuch times as may be
specified by the Chief of this Bureau or by the
CommaBdant OF - Id Navy Yard. the numbers and
following list, viz:
Blue Flannel. yards, 20a,O co.,
Calfskin Shoes. pairs Is 900.
Blankets number. 70 orc
The FlapDel to be deliverable one half in 90
and one half in l20 days.
Offers may be made for one or more articles, at
the option Of the bidder and ia case more than
article Is contained in the offer. the Chief Of the
Bureau will have the right to accept one or more
OF the articles contained In such offer, and reject
tho remainder.
For description of the articles in the above Ii
bidders are referred to the samples at the Navy
Yards at New York and Boston, and for informa-
ton 40 10 the laws and regulations lin pamphlet
FORM regarding contracts TO the Offices OF the
Commandants and Paymasters OF the several Navy
Yards.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
proposal not considered advantageous to the Gov
eminent. je 70 lsw4w
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LEGAL NOTICES,

ORPHANS COURT, june n, lsS6.-DIeIRIcf
~ OF COLUMBIA, WARRINGTON UouNSy, To tctf
In the case Of Burgess 0ladmon, administrator
Of Aza Gladmon, deceased, the administrstor
Aforesaid has, with the appreciation of the Or.
phans' Court OF Wellington County aforesaid, aD-
pointed Saturday. the l4th day Of July next. for
the na and distribution Of the personal
far the same have been collected aud turned Int
money; when and where all the creditors and heiru
Of said deceeeed are Notified to attend, (at the Or
with their claims properly vouched, or they may
otherwise By Law be excluded from all benefit In
said deceaeeds estate Provided COPY Of this or.
der be published once week for three weeks in the
Evening Star, previous to the said day. . :
10 2s-law3ws Rssister 81 viii.
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nEPARTMENT OF TIE INTERIOR,
u UNITED STA TES PATENT OFFIC

sT On tn 4. petition Of LoREHZo l.; LANG
sisn OF patent granted to him on the 9Th ay Of
Oc,ober, 1852, and reissued on the 10th Of May,
1863. for an Improvements in "Bee hives % Tor
seven Years from the expiration Of said patent,
Which takes place on the Sth day Of October 1856
ut II e ord sreS that the Ssd petition be heard s
September, 1866, at II O'Clock n and all persons
are sotifed TO appear and show cause If any they
Lave why ssfd petition ought not TO be granted
s Persons opposing the extension are r. anired
set forth in writing, ct least t,ceniy DAYS before
the day Of bearing; oil testimony filed by either
party TO he used ct the eaid hearing. must be
lake and trsnsmittsdfn sccordance with the rules
ton. .''f" -.'' 1' IN :.
DISPOSITIONS and other papers, relied upou a.
testimony, must be filed in the Office f,cenfy days
efore the day of hearing; the argume pts III aay,
within ten days after filing the testimony
Ordered alss that this notice be published in the
RtpHJlicna and the MteitigeAceT. Washington D.
o.. and in The COm,neIeiai. Cincinnati, Ohio, once
Q week for three successive weeks; tho first Of aid
the day Of hearing. +. 6. THEHKER, "
Editors Of the above papers viii please
With q paper containing this notice iy a.laHaX
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RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Aucuope.r,.

By virtue Of a deed Of trust from VIM Geodrfdoe
and wife to me, dated the 18th ov ember 1851 and
duly TecST S IN tiDr, o. T, No 4s. fol SIS, ct
premises, OF FRIDAY. the 18th July 1856 NJ siS
o,ciock ? m all tina, part Of Lot No q, OF subdi-
vision OF Square No lS contained within the fol.
came at the southeast corner Of said lot nd run
ming thence west ls feet thence north % feet in.
Ches. thence east 1903 feet. thence south feet
the east feet 10 The line Of 18th st and thence
south to the place OF be ginning
Tins propeIt y is situated on 18th street west be
tv cen l. and NJ streets north.
Terms OF sale One half cash and the balance at
nine moptbs. secured By q deed Of trnst AL, con
veysncine ana stamps at the cost Of the Durcha
ser. ~
GREEN WILLIAMS,
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
~ UNITED STATES PA TENT OFF


- On the petition of LINUS VALE, j., of
New York, Y, praying for the extension Of pat
emit granted to him on the 18th day OF October 1852
for an Improvement in Burglar proof Plates for
Door safe, Walls. Vaults, &c. ." for seven years
from the expiration Of said patent. which takes
place on the 18th day of October, 1856:
, Its ordered that the said petition be heard at
the Patent Once on Monday, the LIST day of Oc
tobeI next, at IL O'Clock m; and all persons are
notified to appear and show cause, il any they
have, by faid petition ought not to be gran ted .
O. Persons opposing the extension are required to
ME In the Patent Office their objections, specially
set forth In writing. at least tcesty days before
the day of bearing; all testimony filed by either
party to be used at the said hearing must be TAX
and transmitted ia accordance with tho rules
OF the office, which will be fur nished on applica
tieD. -
DISPOSITIONS and other papers relied upon al
testimony must be filed in the Office t,reaty days
before the day Of hearing; the arguments, il any,
within rev days after fltng the testimony
Ordered, also, that this notice be published in
the Republican and the Intelliesncer, Washing
ten, D; G, and in the Times. New York, once q
publications to be at least sixty days previous to
the day of hearing. THOMAS HARLAN.
Acting Commissioners OF Patents
P. s.-Editor. Of the above papers will please
COPY, and send their bills TO the Patent Office with
paper containing this notice. jy lSlavsw
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RUST EE,s SALE. :

- By virtue OF decree Of the Circuit Court. a. .
passed on The ioth day q July. is6s. ana e me
DAY. the "a day Of AngIst, 1855. e u O'clock N.
on the pI enises. the FARM and RESIDENCE OF
the late br. Benz. p Hodges. edtoininS the lands
Joseph H. Bradley, EsQs
This Farm 10 beautifully and most eligibly sit.
uated in the lower part Of Montgomery county
Nd. short distance from the District limo, i'm
mediately upon the 18th street road four miles out
Of Washington city, D. c., and the same distance
b. turnpike road to Georgetown The farm cen
tain: 1s0 ACRES, in . high state Of improve
used to render 1t productive. The land lies square,
and ls capable OK division OF two or more parts.
all parts having access to public roads. The
Dwelling House contains ak rooms, we'll ar.
ranged. and comparatively new; all necessary out
buildings. in good order: and 30 disposed Is to
answer Tor two farms Of 90 acres each abundantly
wwstered and wood enough to supply the place.
eTeasing in value. from its proximity to the seat
Of Government.
Terms Of sale: One third Of the purchase money
In hand; balance In one, two, and three years
bearing interest, and secured by mortgage on the
property.
For further particulars inquire Of W. Il. Riley
Rock VILE. Md. = 80
~ l2-lawtillaug2 B. T. HODGES, Trustee.
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Jyll-law3w
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
u UNITED STA TES PATENT OFFICE

On the petition Of p. p: ALIEN, Of Adams, Mas
sachusetts, pray ing for the extension OF patent
granted 10 him on the 10th day Of October, 1852,
for an improvement IN " Tool for Cutting Pegs ont
OF Boot Soles," for seven years from the sxpira-
ton Of said patent. which takes place on the 10th
Its ordered. that the said petition be heard At
the Patent Office on MONDAY, the LIST day ct DC
tober next, At II o'clock M; and all persons are
notified to appear And show cause, if any they
have, why said petition GU ght not to be granted
Persons opposing the extension are required to
nile in the Patent Office their objections. specially
set forth in writing, at least twenty days before
the day OF bearing; all testimony filed by either
party 10 be used at the said hearing be taken
and transmitted in accordance with the rules of
the Office, which will be furnished appli alton
Derosltlens and other papers relied upon tea
timoBy must be filed in the Office twenty days be
fore the day Of hearing; the srgHments if any,
within ten days after filing the testimony.
Ordered. alss, that this notice be published in
y e Republican and Intelligencer, Washington,
ID. u, and in the Springfield Republican, Mass
once week for three SUGGEST We weeks; the first
OF said publications to be at least sixty days pre-.
vious to the day OF hearing.
7. @. THEAKER
COMMISSIONS Of Pstents
Ps1Editors Of the above papers will pleas
copy and send their bills to the Patent Office wi
a paper containing This netice. y 10 WV
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0RPHANs' COURT, JuNE 20, lsSs-Dr.rRIcr
In the case Of Ohrisune =. NalIey, administratrix
Of Sa.yel Warner, deoeased, the administrstri1
phsns' court Of. Wsshinston County asorsssid,
:IgS as. Saturday; July u, 1875, Ter The hn.i
estate Of said deceased. and Of the asssts in
hand, e far e the same have been collected
s snd snrIsd into money; whsn and where all
notined 70 attend, e: the .OrphsnS' Court Of
Washipgten County aforesaidJ with their claims
be excluded from all benefit In said decesseds CO.
tate: provided . copy Of this order be published
previous TO the said day.
Test. O. ROBBINS,
10 4.W9Wr ReCietAr AZ villa