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COvERNMINr HOSPITAL FOB THE IN
" SANE.

81. ELIZABETH, ID. O., August y, 1856
ss:ied propossis addressed to the supsrintendent
OF the hospital stating at what price per perch Of
twenty We (25l cubic feet estimating only the a.
tual toid contents Of the wall laid they will lay
the wall enclosing the grounds Of the Hospital ia
the same manner and of the same sort Of materials
that m.I now be seen In al unfinished portion Of
the wall on the public road The work done N
each month will be measured at the end OF the
month. st the expense Of the United States, by an
experienced sworn neasurer. probably by Mr.
John Harkness. aud Immediately sattied for in
ACCORDANCE with such measurement. Thework will
he overlooked a. " pr ,gres:es by an exp.rlenced
for scaffolding, 81 we'll stone lime Cement AM
sand, will be farnished on the ground aud water
can sasil be obtained By the contractor or San
trastors from good well very near the wall
lPropcsals will be received both from m ster ma
sons Who intend TO employ others ia 90 the wsrk
and rom individual masons Who intend 10 hire
work themselves 0
The Superintendent Of the Hospital disttoc,,y
reserves the riRet to reject all s~ers under mi.
sdvsrti.. msnt tnst he does not deem "A vsntAssons
sHy porsicn 81 The work that 10 not bsins me ~
ceidins TO the agreement. an a d.of
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RAILROAD LINES,
RALTIMORI AND OHIO RAILROAD.
~ WASHINGTON, June IS, 1884

RALrIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- WASHINGTON, June Is, IsSs
IS 81
T5s1p; SsfyssP HMIsHJFsT1H
nov run - follows. viz. - -
FOR BALTIMoRD.
Leave dAiy, except Sunday, at 100. ?:so. snS
Ms q. -, and 3-45, and l.N and Am m
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS,
~. EeHys aMv, exoeDs Sunday, % Too, Q. n, ssA
FOB WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNApoLr,
JUNCTION,
Leave % e-l5 and 20 am. and at as and As N
- FQR ANNAPOLIS
LSove q 70o cid ESQ o. m, and $50 D. N. 70
trains 70 o. ffsm AnAspohs ca Sunday.
ON SUNDAY.
FOB BALTIMORB.
Leave % t:o0 0. N. and 3:4S and 500 D. n
FOB WAY STATIONS
Lave aSJ;0 Q. n. and 9:45 and SOC D m
HOk ALL PATS OF THE WEST.
Lave daaU, except Sunday, ct 7:so .. m. and 500
Or Sunday q 500 ,. m. only. connecting at B.l.,
Station WITH trains from Dsltmers 10 WheeiinS.
Taais6SgSsk ffffoKrrs to tn. w... o.. b. h.n :,
the Warrington Station Ticket Once ct ail hour.
N the Gay, - We'll q q the lew once In the Amed
SsS s. sn1 esIsdns avenue
Ter New York Philadelphis, and Boston, -.
advertisement Of Through Line
W.P. SMITH Master Of Transportation
7: ~. COLE, General Ticket ASsns.
oo0-a 9EO. 3. KOONTZ. Agent, Washing ton
WASHlNGrON, ALEXANDRIA Ann
GEOR6ETOWN n ~O
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DROPOsALS FOB GRADING

Btrean Of Ordnance, Nary Departraen;(
. WASHINGTON City. September 1. l35S
Sealed Proposals for grading the grounds of the
Naval Magazine in this city, will be received at
tits once until twelve (l3l clock noon of SAT
UkpAf the eighth tsth) day Of September, 1855
Bidders will state the price per cubic yard aud
the time In which they will guarantee to do the
WORK TO the satisfaction Of the Government Su per-
infendent.
Proposals will only be received from parties sc-
tusHy engaged IN the business Of grading, and who
are prepared to do the work themselves No sub-
letting Of contracts will be permitted and il is to
be distinctly undeutood that the Chief OF the Ru.
reau reserves the right TO reject all offers under
this emit that he does not deem slvants-
Reous to the Government
The bids will be opened Ut noon of the day above
specified and bidders are requested TO be present
20 RESPOND 70 their bids. Ii. A. WISE
ee5-d Chief of BureaR
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DPePOsALs FOB SUBSISTENCE.

, AUGusT q, 1856
Proposals will be received at the office of Indian
Affairs. Washington. d. c., until twelve O'Clock
noon OF SEP1EMBER "a, 1876, fer Subsistence
Tor the Michitas and other affiliated bands OF
tory.
The bids will be at SO much per ration, ss fol.
lews: 'o'
pound Of Fresh Beef
q ola pound of Flour, or. In lieu of Flour,
pint Of Corn, tFlour and Corn to be iseasd al
ternstely.b :
4quarts of Salt per 100 rations
To be deltve at such points within the Leased
Distric'" as may be desig nated by the agent sta
toned there; and all articles to be inspected by
said agent. E.H
The Department reserves the right to reject all
bids and II contract 10 entered into, the rig hit
will be reserved to terminate the came on thirty
1867. - )
Proposals will also be received, at the same time
and place, Tor rem. wing: at 80 much per head
LEO, more or less of Wichitas and other anil ated
bands from their presen Mt agency IN Butler coun-
y, Kansas, to their former homes In the {" Leased
District, distance Of about 80 miles; such re
moysi to include the subsistence OF the said In
an Is lawtd ID. n COOLEY Commissioners
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
(ABsI, sOow, &C.. AT AUCTION.

QAReB, sOoW, &C.. AT AUCTION.
Niet Qxa,,e,maste,' OMoe. Depot O, Wa,Aiss.o.,l
WaSAiHgton, d C., August n, 1866. I
VIII be sold at Public Auction at Sixth street
wharf, under the direction Of Captain james @
Payre, A. Q. NJ, on SATURDAY, September 9,
at 10 o. m n
1AWL- BOAT, the pre- perty of the United States
Terms: Cash, In Government funds,
d. b. RUCKER,
bys. Hal. Gen. and Chief Quartsrmastsf.
aug dtd DeUOt Of WashfnGton.
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NApoL roN's HISTORY or JULES CESAR,

NIAPOL HON,s HISTORY OF JULIUS CESAR,
IN volume "a. sir Merton Peso on the kesources
and Pros pects of america SpeDcers Narrative
ri nd r.rnyiIIe Prison Craven g Prison life OF
yeH. Davis Ny Vineyard At Lsksyiew: Rivers'
Letter Carrier. -Four Years in the Sadie; BIZ
barry Gilmor. rp.vcp -ov
y6 FhANoh hhoh'
vT,yTs POR TIVE TspBE. with few words
III -, W,p@s Heusehnld Tookery carving &c.
Carving Mace Easy, illustrated Mss Leslies
Reeeipi- for Frsnch Cookery; ss,ers Ouiinary
an % FRANCE TAYLOR.
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hymns BRITISH CONsULS HAND. BOOK,
Il I volume; London. Mensch-Mapael Prac-
tiaue du Consulat, volume; Lripsic: De Cussy-
volume; Leipsic. De Clercq, ct De vallnt; Guide
Prseti.ne des Con.ulats, volume; Paris. Mo-
Paris. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS des Ohsncelleries
BiplomatiQnes ct Consulairss. volumes: Paris.
volume; Leipsic. Hensbaw-ManuaI for United
States Consuls, volume; Hew York, The United
volume; Washington. Tuson-Brtish Consul's
Manual and Practical Guide, volume London.
De MartensIPrecis des droits ct des fonctiens dss
Paris And many other valuable works on the
same subject on Maritime Law on the Lave of
War and Commerce; and on ether branches of
Diplomacy and Inter onal Law i'm ported from
Europe by FRANCK TAYLOR. se6
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ZION EvERY CENTER TABLE should stand
q tacnn Of PHALON "NI6Hr- BLOOMING
CEREuS TO refre.h and II ana Utilize the senses of
those Who delight in pure aud Wholesome per-
fumes. In fact, this 10 the fashion in moot Of
the MANSIONS up town. Sold eyerYNkera
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} e-eoly
MOTH AND FRHOKLns,

Ladies afhieted with Diseolorations On the Face,
called moth patches or frecklss, should use PER
RYB celebrated MOTH and PRDOKLB LOTION.
1t IL infsllible Prepared By Dr.. b. O. Perry, Der
mstologist, 80 Bond st., n. Y. Sold BY all drug.
gists In Warrington and elsewhere. my lS-eosm
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10 ICHAOND, FREDERICKsBURQ AND Po
H TOMAO RAILROAO
TO rRAvELLlRs come SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY, (Sunday O. m. excepted.,

TWICE DAILY, Sunday .. n. exoepted.,
The quickest and most direct route to RiohmooA.
Warrington, to Aeuia Greek andoDn1
RICHMOND Fredautekshurg aud Potomac Railroad
now entirely completed from Aquia Oresk 10 Rioh. '
mond connecting there With trains on the Rich.
mono and PstorsbuTg ond Rickmond and DauyiIle
neiiroeds. Ter Petersbure Weldon, Wilmington
Hns.,ss' greensboro. Salisbury. Charlotte and
Steamers Report and Vanderbilt leave s,x.h
street Wharf daily (Sunday morning exoepted) at
g .. n and ,. m, and arrive In Richmond at
THRoUGH TO RICHMOND IN SEVEN HOURS
SlfV Miles Shorter ana ~ Hours Quicker thar
any Other koute.
, Be sure and get Through Tickets via Aauia
G Gasen and 6ssdsricksburg TO Richmond, At the
through.
Omnibusses end Baggage Wagons will be 10
seeoinsss 70 convey passenge ~ and baggage be-
Passengers by this line pass BY Daylight Mount
vernon, and may have an opportunity Of visi6n M
several DSttis.teds near freaericks burg By stop.
Breakfast and sup on board Of Steamer.
GEO: MATTlNGEY, Supt, Washinrton, %. O
AATTHEW CLARK. Agent, Washington
., o. M HANEY,
epSH GENERAL Passenger Agent.
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COLGATES AROMATIO vE0ErABLI eOAP
superior TOILET Soar. prepared from refined
VEGETABLE OILS in eombination With GL ycxRINH
and especially designed for the use Of LAprEs and
Ter the NURSERY. Its perfume 10 exquisite, and
washing properties unrivalled.
For sale By all druggists. feseolv
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

N EW RIVER LINE.
The fine Steamer wAwAsET will EA4@N
leave WA6HINGTOE every Fri
day morning at O'Clock for CURRIOMAN Re-
turning, will leave Curris an at O'Clock SUNDAY
evening.
She will touch at all Landings for freight and
passengers. which will be taken ct THE LOWEST
POSSIBLE RATES
For freight or passage apply to
join VAN RIswIOK,
General Super lntendent p. n. Co,
Seventh Street Wharf
~ On Tuesday, the 18th instant. she will COM
meDce to make her semi-weekly trips leaving
Washington on Tuesdays and Fridays, returning
on Wednesdays and Sundays
set-u JOHN VAN RISWICK
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nEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
~ UNITED STA TIES PATENT OFFICE

~ SNllED n IES IA lENI
On the petition Of e Aascif G as
praying for the extension Of . patent granted 4,
him on the asd CAV Of NOyemter. 1851. Tor an i'm,
seven years from the expiration Of said patent,
which takes place on the sd day of November,
It's ordered that the sait petition be heard az
next At CLOCK snS iii e.l.o 81 s are
poihea TO sppesr and show cause, If any they
m s ass 70
the day q .d s'g; s sisSss
party to be used at the said hearing be taken
the Once which will be furnished on application.
DeD1 T. BE- snS o5hsr P.ssss relied upon tss
fere the day Of hearing; the arguments, IL any,
within ten days day. sf,er fling aim the testin.ny
the ID'eliissnssT and The Reppblio.e. Ws.hins-
sSn i%a In IL: Sss
said publteations t. BE- at least sixty days pre-
''''' ' " "'~, I. o. rpEAkER,
Commissioner Of Patents.
and 20 he fsssn ON ss
paper Containing this notice. an Is iswsw
tSi4Hp s IL 4Hs PsEEkT
On petition q s4EfaisA SsI ss 4
to him on s .Ss IN d.s o.
ssS, 70. an in MODE e
place on the 9Th day q EeyembeI: isss;
the fstsn. onss y Monday. the I'D daS Of oc.
na.S TT y I ,ox ..S all are
have, by said petition ought not 70 be gran ted.
file in the Once sn aFs
set forth IN writing. at least trenty days before
party TO be used Al the said hearing must 5. taisa
and transmitted In accordance with IN erules
Of the sfhcs, which will be furnished on applica-
Lspositions and other paper. relied upon as
before the day Of bearing; the areunents, II any,
within ,ss day. ate, Ming the .s;s%SS
ten: D: C., and in the Palladium. Richmond. lad,
once week for three successive weeks; the fret
Of said publications TO be at least sixty days pre-
'''N' " INV wv VI ~ T. O. THEAKER,
Commissioner of Patents.
and :enS &c the s
paper containing this notice. an l5-lawsw
DrrAEETTfn4EFrDy s 81 Tee
petition Of Is a. POsp - o. sa.
ON the IN The sas n
i lsS.i ie5 an improve ent in Pm nskss M.
,sid patent which takes place on the7ih day Of
1t is ordered that the said petition be heard at
the Patent once Oh Monday, the 10th day of No
!. and show ana o.a s sns
.ney Rave, why said petition ought not 20 be
Persons opposing the extension are required TO
file in the Patent Once their sbJections specially
e forth IN wrii.e u least tr.Hty days before the
to he useo ct the said b. airing must be taken and
sransmtted Ia accordance with the rules Of the Of
nee which will be rnisbed on application
Dep osffione and other papers relied upon ~ tee
Tmony must be filed in the flee f,cen,y days De-
lore the day OF hearing; the arguments, AZ any,
within fen Days after fling the ties imony
ordered, also, that this notice be put, "a IN
The lnfellieencer aud the Republican, w ssnnstoh,
ID u; and IA the Herald. RutIaDd. Ntsmons, one
week Tor three successive weeks; the nut OF 81.
Publications r. be at leasI sisty DAY. prev'.us 10
Commissioner of Patents.
p s-Editors of the above papers will es.slse
copy. send their b'is 20 the Patent ono With
araper containing this notice. au q lAy3w
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
lu LIE IHeuRAHol
COMPANY
o,,,o, y, s. ~ ES sa1s g EE5 .,,,,,
WashinGton City, d. o.
Sms JOHN T. LI0HTER AGENT

FA3I1INp INSURANCE. 60. OF WASH
N0TON AND GEORGETOWN
oIIIO1 No. I, over Bank Of Washinston,
0AARTlBED BIZ CONGRESS. 1897.
0oAkLU6 IUN 80 600
Property q Ill kinds Insured Tor . rear or L.
Builders' risks granted On the most favorable
Eochsrss Sor policies.
JAMES ADAMS. President,
Samuel Ctopley, Esau Pickfell,
Robert White, OF 0eorRetown.
WIN. Wilson, Themas Parker,
Iphp d. Barclay, Richard Barry,
eAm1 RedfeFn. Ohas. W. Davis.
b. b. Trench, +. Ed. Clark,
Andrew Roth we'll, OF WashinRton.
The Directors in Georgetown are authorized By
the Board 70 renew 1elioies and take rishs In
Georgetown.
III eosm ABEL g. DAVIS, sscry.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPRRS,
The Steamer EXPRESS, Capt. Z. A. RYrHuR,
leaves Warrington at q m. and Al
ezendrta at .. N EVERY SAT.
EGKDAf foI Giy%Snt, Budd Ferry
Stores, Matthias Point, Chapel Point PioxdenI
wharf Lancssters Wharf. Stones Wharf, Cur.
rfonep Bay, Fexwells Wharf, Hazeiis Wharf.
Pipey Point, Point Lookout, and arrives at Raiti.
more 81 Q. N. on Sunday
epFu No. 34S Penna avenue
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COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN
~ ..l.- AND
LYIN0-IN ASYLUM
h n frQe (>Sr

<,oIuNRIA uasp,r.y M. ~
" AND
LYIN0-IN ASYLUM,
-fourseentn street 4 circle, corner Of NJ street,
washington, ID. q.
mi.
eepfion os nsttert n1s been for the re-
ease. Reenii.r 70 their sex and for the sd%ss
lytps In n! Chamber la '-'
tion o. the DISTRICT, surrounded BY its own
struns .S pas sns ooor every hye minutes.
IN ssScsdasSs vita the re1% REQUIRED payable in
ical and Surgical attendance. A''''0'Ae'' Med
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MARRIA9E AVID cCI.InACY

an Essay Of warning and Instruction for Young
en- Also, Diseases and Abuses which prostrs ate
the vital powers, with sure means OF relief. Sent
nee o. charge in sealed letter envelopes Address
". skILLIN H0UGHT0N, Howard Associa-
ton, Phil delpbia, Pa suf Is srn
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SURELY.
SU1ELH STEADILY
SUCCESSFULLY,
eMOLANDERB EXTRACT bUOKU
Il CURING

every case o. KIDNEY DuHAsI, RHHynA4IsM,
CRAWL, URINARY DsoRDEls. wIAKNzss and
PAINS in the BAcK, IENALI COMPLAINTS and
rRouBLEs arising from Ixcxssxs OF ANY KIND.
o0nE, III AFFLICTED
THY 0LANDER'B.
TAKE NO OTHER BUCKU.
Sold By all Apothecaries. Price q. D. BARNIs
CO., New York. and BARNES, WARD d co.,
New Orleans, Southern Agents. BURLEIGH 4
ROGERS. Wholesale DrusGists, Boston, Msss.
General Agents. s>A M,
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A SUPERIOR REMEnY

SUPERIOR REMEDY
we can console ntiously recomme nd to those suf
IeIipE ron 2 distressing caugb, DR.. STRICK.
LANDS MELLIFLUOUS COUGH BALSkM
IL gives relief almost instantaneous, aud lie with.
al not disaereeable to the taste There IL no
the best preparations in use. and Is ali that its
proprietor claims for 1t We have tried IL durino
tTessng cough. Tits prepared by DR. Strickland
NO. ISS sycamore street, Cincinnati, Ohio and
Tor sale BY pruggists. Sold by J W. NAiRNS
GO. also at YATES Drug Store. and OHAs
CHkisfINl's, 317 Pa. avenue and 500 Ninth
suee'' oca ~
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
" UNITED Sites PATENT OFFICE.

On the petition Of sTEPHIN o. MEHDES.
HALL, OF Richmond, lud and OBED KING and
i nakA MING \, Of salem Iowa, prayin for the
OF November, 1852, for an Improvement in Hand
Looms for seven years from the ex alton OF sad
vember. 1866: ~
1t Is ordered. that the said petition be heard NJ
the Patent Once on MVEpAf, the nd day sf DC
tober next, 81 IL O'Clock a and all persons are
notified to appear and show cause, IL any they
have, Why said petition ought not to be Granted
Persons opposing the extension are required to
file in the rstent Once their objections specisliy
set forth In writing, ct least twenty days before
the day Of hearing; all testimony filed by either
party 10 lie used at the said hearing b. taken
and transmitted In accordance With the rules Of
the ofce, which will be furnished on application.
Depositions and other pape rs relied pom = tes-
timony must be fled in the once twenty days be-
fore the day Of hearing; the arguments, IL any.
within ten days after nline the testimony.
Ordered, alss, that this notice be published in
the Inieligencer and Il Republican w ashington,
ID. o., and ia the Palladium. Richmond, Ind
once Q week Tor three successive weeks; the first
Of said publications to be at least sixty days pre-
T. O. THEAKER
Commissioner Of Psteuts.
P.s.--Editors Of the above papers will pleas
copy and send their bills the Patent Once with
paper containing this netice. an l5-wsw
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eVltsly is growing out of her troweers She
vows she will conquer Rome and Malta with
out further delay.
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go 20 f5aF SvIsgIQTQp IAA lt7 a
HIIa gd a,tI3H ID sea =
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fsHaa a. 40
tr-.t q r.-r. rr..fsHIs A RS
dEA aEaEEu GNgVUaD
.EgT 40 HA1E ~
-aEHHnIYH ~ = s'--Fis HuL
.a-r.--Ha 2 - a.sE -saH.I
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DURE OLD PORT WINE

have received from the pri yate stock of we'll.
known and honored citizen q ehort supply of uure
and ,nrst quality PoBr WINE. ALTO Douro
1857 f" rE' - "a
This wine has been known to me several years
and its effects upon persona suffering With Ali,
mepts incident to the season have been very bene-
fetal.
and can be relied on In every PARTICULAR.
- --If n. ", BUROHELL,
nj. corner 18th and p streets,
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LEGAL NOTICES.

hkPhANs COUNT, Augu.t7th 1855 -DIsrRtcr
10 tie c..e Q, Bill-r, N smith sdm,ni.trator
%.,Sr .iHr..sd has. With IN. '.s s,,Ss.n
q the erphan.' Court OF Washington county
s sss foT the Ss @ ut Ss DIFF
s...es Of the Ssr.en, s s.s,s If aid de-
same have been osi,ectsd and turned Into sonsy :
Shen and where all the creditors snd heirs Of said
claim. properly yOneS.d or they may oah.rs f.s
ey law be excluded from ell benefit In said de-
cl q IN Gs the , e
ming star previous 10 the ssid gay ,o,,,xs
su sia~s~. Resisser Of wins.
nRPHANs' COURT, Ausrsr Is. is6S-pIsrkIcr
OF OoLusHA WASH ros oouyIy, torn;-
Of William DOus.s. deceased. the sSu., nis,rstrix
s,orsss,a has the .ssrse.tion Of the Or
Ter the final settlement and dis,IibSti.n 81 The ssr
hand FAR the h sRs 81 bee. the
and turned into money; when and where all
notified to attend, with their Claims eroS'
sriy so1ohed. or they may stbe!wise by lss Dc
once week Cor TIRE. weeks in the Evsnins star.
-. Test. g. ROBBINS,
an 2s-wsv Register Of Wills.
OErHda assss court: sss.., IS lssaDrI.Le,
In the case of Joseph n. Clarke, sdministrstor
ser tSs oi In. o:.
phans' Court Of Washington County aforesaid an
the nns setfiemsnt and dstrbution Of the eer.onsI
estate Of said deceased and Of the assets in hand AZ
msney;- when and where ali the creditors and
heir Of said deceased are notified to attend.
81 a IF
der be published once week for three weeks in the
evening star previous I! T. the ;.e G. dssSoBBrss
su 2-Iswsw' Register Of wills.
1'HIs is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the .uhscrf-
washington County, in the District Of colUmbis,
es,. r,s, te.saIsntary on ,ss personal estate OF
ceased. All persons having claims against the aid
deceased are hereby warned te exhibit the same,
before the 18th day Of ususs NEXT tSsy o On or
wise BY law be excluded from all benefit Of the said
estate.
Given unser my hand, this 2sth day Of August,
100, - HUGH X < eUrsLsY.
V'HIs is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
Of Washington County in the District OF Celsm-
tate Of John Baumsn. late OF Washington,
y; g, deeeased Al persons having claims
exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof 10 the
subscriber. on or before the 18th day Of August
eli benefit 81 the said estate. W 'A''u''A from
Given under my hand this 18th day Of August,
1856 CAROLINE l.. BAUMAN.
This is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subsorf-
Der has obtained from the Orphans Court OF
Mashington County, in the District Of Columbia.
Joseph a. Bisu. late Of Of Wassissson. D. o :,
deeessed All persons having claims against tho
vouchers TO the sS.
may Otherwise BY Law be excluded from eli benent
Given under my hand thi. 9TH dsy OF August.
1856 lsue lswsw'l LAURA v. BLAU.
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THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri.
i Der has obtained from the Orphans, Court Of
Washington County. in the District of Columbia.
letters Parliamentary on the personal
tate Of Mary. Ryan late Of Washington, D. c.,
deceased. All persons having claims against the
said deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers theresa to the subscriber,
may otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit
of the said estate. 49,. -
Given under nv hand this 9Th day Of August.
1886 PATRICK ODONNQGHUE,
au 6-law3w< Executor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-07
ITAN,S REMEDIE9

"POsT dOsPITAL, lOKT MARsHALL, BAIdmOr0
Md, Feb. ~. 1851 have great sat1sfactisn II
stating that have used The Samaritan Remedies
for Veneral diseases in fits most customary forms
that have used them with Judgment, discretion
and properly, and, have found them respond to ml
their composition, have the fullest confidence n
their efficacy. and far a. my Of them extends
I recommend them strongly.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-03-30
Farmers department.

MAKING MAPLE SuGAR. I take great
interest in making maple sugar, and
was glad TO see the remarks of as. "
alihettgh l do not exactly agree with
him als,ut cleansing off syrup. We do
not add anything to raise the scum,
for two reasons; first, it leaves great
many little specks in the sugar, and
secondly, it colors the sugar To
keep everything clean is the whole
secret of making good white maple
sugar. And in order to do that, you
must skim the pans every time you
fill them up; and also wash out the
pans every time you syrup Off; as
well as to scald ont the tubs before
tapping and gather the sap before il
begins to sour. Sugar made in this
manner and stirred off dry, took the
first premium at the Vermont State
Fair. At the United States Fair held
at. Louis, the premium was awarded
to maple sugar which, instead of being
stirred off dry was poured into can
and stirred enough to make molasses
There was one hundred pounds of til,
last