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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
LATE PROM EUROPE-BY CABLE

ST. PETERSBURG, August 2j.-The United
States naval officers met with a hearty reeep-
ton on their route to Moscow, where they
Were received with distinguished honors and
entertained at great banquet At Noygorod
they were also the recipients OF similar atteu-
tiOnf and honored with a grand DINNER. The
Russian Government has repealed the edict of
martial law IN the southern provinces Of the
Empire.
LEIPsIC, August ga large and inf,ueu
tial meeting has been held in this city which
has declared in favor of a union of the king
dom OF Saxony with Prussia.
LIVERPOOL, August 27-Noon-The cotton
market Is steady. The sales tO-day are esti-
mated at ten thousand bales Mlddling Up
lands l3&d.
Breadsiufs. dull and declining. Provisions.
unchanged.
LONDON, observation-disclosures sx for
money The market for American stocks is
frmer; United States Five twenties, TX; Erie
railway. i5; Illinois Central, 70.
LIVERPOOL. August 27-kvening.-Cotto
ding Uplands 134d. Breadstufs nat aud
prices nominal, with a DOWN. tendency.
Provisions quiet and generally unchanged.
LONDON, August 27-Evening.-The market
Is easier, with an advance of Nd. in Consols
Closing quotation for Consols, SO
American securities continue firm, and Erie
and ILLINOIS shares have advanced.
United States 5-20's, -; Erie, ASK; Illinois
Central, tx
QUEESsTowN, Monday evening, August %.
The steamship Tariffa arrived this afternoon.
LONDcND ERRhs MOuudy evening, August
1.-THE steamship Moravian has arrived.
REFORM MEETING IN LONDONDERRY.
The Reform display in this city to-day was
grand, and passed off without riot or distur-
bance of any kind which had been to some ex-
tent apprehended Many thousand people
were present The platform adopted by the
immense assembage is in favor of residential
manhood suffrage. John Bright delivered an
address this evening in support of the plat
form.
THE PEACE TREATY.
BERLIN, Monday evening, August Elm
formation has been received here which in
duces the general belief that the articles of the
treaty OF peace signet at Prague are almost
Identical with the original preliminarles TO
peace interchanged at Nicholsburg on the 10Th
of July. The details of the treaty will not be
made public, however, until il is ratified by all
the parties involved.
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THE REMOVAL OF MAJOR GEN Bow.p,

"A
Major General Davis Tillson, Military Com
maEdant and Assistant Commissioner of the
Freedmen's Bureau in the State of Georgia.
arrived in the city yesterday. from his visit to
his home in the State of Maine In referring tn
The statement made public a few days since.
that telegraphic dispatch had been sent to
him directing him to return to Washington
Immediately, TO relieve Major General HOY
as Commissioner of the Freedmen's Bureau,
the General says that il telegram to that
effect was sent to him, he never received il.
Notwithstanding the many rumors now
being circulated, that General Howard will
resign, and that General Tillson will be an
pointed to succeed him, the probability is m u CHI
greater that General Howard will not tender
his resignation, but will be removed from his
present position as chief of the Freedmen,s
Bureau Nor is 1t definitely known who will
succeed him. 1t is believed, however that
either General Fullerton or General TilIson
will be the future Commissioner: bat, as vet.
all that can be said in relation to the matter
must be mere conjecture.
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TB1 DISTRICT COLLECToBsHIP.

we chp the following from the Washington
correspondence of the New y ork Tribune.
ut Is stated upon what is regarded as trust.
worthy authority, that the Hon. Lewis Gle.
phane, Collector of Internal Revenue for the
District OF Columbia, in obedience to instruc.
mons To that effect is about making a final re-
port TO the Internal Revenue Bureau, prepar-
aloIy 10 vaeatlng his office TO give place 10 a
supporter of the new johnson party"
We understand that there is no truth what.
ever In the above statement-certainly as re.
CARDS any notification given to the Collector
and we cannot ascertain that there is any i'm
mediate prospect of his being called upon TO
Nacate his position, though ii is undoubtedly
true that various parties are after il with a
particularly sharp stick
We hear II said that many of Mr. Clephane's
political friends are ANXIOUS TO have him re.
sign or be removed, in order that he may take
an active part IN the convention that meets in
Philadelphia on the Sd of September. but tina,
he has declined TO do so, or TO take any active
part In politics
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
THE TRIP OF THE PRESIDENT.
ARRIVAL IN BALTIMORE.
ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION.
ARRIVAL IN PHILADELPHIA.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 2s.-The excursion party
left Washington Al 80 this morning under the
superintendent of Major Gen. McCaIIum.
and Major q. = koontz. as assistant who has
been detailed by the Baltimore and Ohio Rail.
road Company TO go with the train all the way
through.
Secretary McCulloch and Hon. &. II Brown
ing were at the station to take leave of the
party, but were prevented by public busi.ess
from accompanying them.
AT each OF the stations the route 4 large
number OF persons CoDgregated TO paw their
respects by the waving of hats and handker-
chiefs.
The Governor of Maryland and his staff met
the Presidential party at the Annapolis June
ton, and welcomed them to the State Col
Webster, collector or Baltimore, accompanied
the Governor.
ON arriving in Baltimore, the excursiouists
were met by the committee of forty citizens
with the mayor as their chairman, and es
corted in open carriages 10 the President street
depot for Philadelphia. Large crowds were
gathered both AT the railroad stations in Balti-
more and on the line of the process lion TO get a
view OF the excursionlsts. who were greeted
by the waving of hats and handkerchiefs, with
occasional cheers
BALTIMoEE.Aug 2>.-The Presidential party
left here at 1920
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. -, 2IO ID. m.-The
President and his party have iust arrived AT
the depot at Broad and Prime streets
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CIRCULAR TO TREASURY OFFICERS

IL has been the practice of collectors and
agents OF the customs, and assessors and COL
lectors OF internal revenue to absent them
selves from their official duties whenever they
deemedit necessary, without seeking the sane
ton OF any higher authority. This has been
productive Of some injury TO the Government
service, and has induced the Secretary of the
Treasury TO address a circular letter to the Of
ficers Of the Treasury Department, directing
that in future they must not ABSENT themselye
from their posts without first obtaining the
permission Of the head Of the Department.
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INTERNAL REvESUR.-The receipts from this
source to-day were sl,ls0.sU6se

CORN CROPs.-A CORES pondent speaking of
the crops in the counties adjoining US, says 1
passed through the counties OF Orange, Uul-
pep, FauQuier and Prince William, and have
since passed through Fairfax, and never dur
ing my life did l see corn of such quantity and
quality. You may Judge of the prospect for
Germ crop when say that everywhere that
have been the corn Is looking better and much
more plentiful than in Aibemarle. All of the
old Notifications. stockades and blockhouses
throughout the entire length and breadth of
this county {EairfaxD are surrounded by vast
armies OF luxuriant corn. i nigh. say also in
addition, that the present prospect for = good
crop OF buckwheat are Observation-Disclosures
journal
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by THeS. BOWLING, Auct'r; Georgetown.
AssIGNEE's sALE9E ARLYNEw HOUSE.

On tfo. mori owl "WEDNESDAY, August 10Th at
10 o'clock. will tell, at No. 1O2 nigs street be-
tween Gay and Dunbsrton streets, q general
assortment Of Household Furniture, cen,isting
Of
Mahogany Spring seat Chairs. Sofa and Rocker
Mahogany Secretary and Bookcase, and Whafnot
Mahogany Sideboard and Tables
Nearly new Three plv and Ingram Carpets
Excellent Feather Beds and Bedding
Mahogany Bedsteads, Bureaus. &c
WashstaDds, Chairs. Tables Mattresses
Cane seat Rockers. Shades. Crib. &c
Nearly new Cook aud Parlor Cook Stoves
Crockery and Glassware, and many other articles
not mentioned.
K. b. BARRETT. Assignee
THOS. DOWLING. Auct
N0IlCE.-All persons indebted to B y Grimes
will please call upon Z. b. Barrett, Assignee aud
settle the same II
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
u UNITED STATES PATENT OFPTCI

WAsHINGTON. AQguet ~. 1870.
On the petition Of JOHN PEPPEk of Lake vii
lsge. N. d., praying for the -ension Of spstent
granted on the hlh Gay December. 1854 patented IN
England the 20 day Of November. 1852. snd re-
issued to said Pepper. October q, 1862 tor IN TN
provement In Knitting Machines. for seven years
from the expiration Of said patent: which takes
place on the I'D day OF November 1855
Ii IL ordered that the said petition De nearo At
the Patent once on Monday. the stn day Of No
vember next, 1T Il clock a.; aud all persons are
notified to appear and show cause ifany they have,
why eaid petition ought not to be granted.
Persons epposing the extenuen are requires 20
file On the Patent Once their objections specially
set forth In writing, at least twenty days before
the day Of hearing; all Testimony ni-d by either
party to be need At the saio bearing must be taken
and transmitted in sccoIdance With the rale. Of
Dispositions and ether pspers relied upon - sss-
before the day Of bearing; the arsunsnts. IL any.
within ten days after hlfng the testimony
ordered also. that this notice be pnblshed In the
Renubiican and the Iptellie encer. Washington, b
O.. and in the Journal. Portsmouth, n II /,
one = week for three successive weeks: the 6rst
OF said publications 20 be ct least sixty days previ
o"' ~ z. q. THRAKER
Oom0iestoner Of Pa.erts.
P.9.-EditorS Of the above papers viii plesse
COPY. and send their bills 70 the Patent nee with
paper contsinins this notice. &C . Wsu
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NUTMEG MELONs.-The Commissioner of
Agriculture tried an experiment this season
III the cultivation Of melons A quantity of
nutmeg melon seed, received from Spain, was
planted in the Propagating Garden, and the
result shows a decided success. Some OF these
melons have Just been gathered, and are ac-
knowledged by judges to be unquestionably
the sweetest, best Favored. and altogether the
finest nutmeg melons ever grown in this coun-
try. The Commissioner will have a quantity
OF the seed for d stribution ne xt season
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LOCAL NEWS.

THE NEW JAIL-The Secretary of the m .
terror has designated square No. I,O26 whIc b
was originally intended as a public burial
ground, as the site for the new Jail, for the
erection OF which an appropriation of sl30.OOO
was made by Congress at the last session This
square is bounded by HI and L streets north,
and 18th and 1ith streets east, near Camp Bar.
ry. and Is a healthy location. Several archi.
tects OF this city have already made and laid
plans for the building before the Secretary.
and 1t is very probable that the erection OF
the building Will shortly be commenced
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~ John Haslar, an important witness in a
criminal trial soon to come on in Philadelphia,
was assaulted by gang Of disreputable char.
actere in New York on SUNDAY night, and WAS
severely and II is feared MORALLY stabbed in the
neck with knife by John Shannon. ALI four
OF the gang were arrested, and the wounded
man having made an ante morfen statement
Shannon was held as principal. and the
others rs accessories.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

~ ANTED-A good MILLINER aI,o. SALES
W LADY. with COED recomme nd atoms None
nteu apply except good hanis GUTMAN.
al IS 81 III Bridge street, Georgetown, D. G.,
NEW AND CHEAP FALL GOODS At MIL.
4 LEBS, 1O1 BRYCE STREET, GEORGE
IOWN % GO yds fall Oalicoes, at Is, 1877 20. ~.
m,os' 81, zoo cts 900 yds, Bleached MusIin. at
70 20 ~ Is, Is, 81, S7h 1900 yds. Brown Muslin
ilsnnels, Dress Goods in variety, Lloths and Cas-
nneTes Housekeeping Goods. Gloves Hosiery
aho Not1ons: We will now be receiving constant
supplies OF all GOODS, which we are deter.
mined 10 sell cheap. The public will nd IL great
~ 10 their advantage to examine our stock before
purchasing. 0o
an H-lmH BENJAMIN MILLER
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SALE OF PURLIO LANHS

The General Land Office yesterday received
a certificate showing deposit at Detroit of
$4,000, as proceeds from the sales OF public
lands made at Traverse City Land Office,
Michigan. On the 27th instant, the General
Land Office transmitted to the Governor of the
State of Iowa, Patent No. II, for 2,9IS acres of
land, as swamp indemnity in lieu of that
quantity shown by proof on file to be swamp
land in Des Moines county, Iowa.
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ASSIGNED To NIFTY

Brevet Colonel Thomas A. McPsriin. Sur
geon U. ). Army. has been assigned to duty IN
the Department of the Gulf, to relieve Brevet
Lent. Colonel Il. p VoIlum, Surgeon U. =.
Army, VINO rs directed TO report in person to
the Medical Director. Department OF the East
for assignment TO duty.
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CLOSED The Mayors Office is closed, to-
day, his Honor being OFF on a visit To PhiladeI.
phia, and the Presidents of the Board of Alder
man ard Common Council being likewise ont
OF town. There Will consequently be no
operations in that quarter until the return Of
one OF them. The Magistrates are likewise
resting on their oars. the callers here being fe W
and far between.-Aler. Journal
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~ Elsewhere will be found the announce.
ment Of the appointment of Cornelius Wen
dell, Esq, as Superintendent Of Public Print
ing. He is thoroughly con versant with the
duties Of the position, and will make an ex-
cellent oficer, as has his predecessor, Mr.. De-
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- The Government has refused the reques,
Z Gov. Marshall, Of Minnesota, that Fort
nellIng might be turned over TO the State
authorities for an asylum for INDECENT and
tsHbled soldiers. The fort will be used as a
StoTehouse for supplies for the forts in that
q lsrrict
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~The total number OF deaths in the city
and county Of New York from cholera its nrst
appearance on the LIST OF May, is $50; OF these,
4-6 occurred IN the public institutions on
Wards, Blaekwell's, and Randall's Islands.
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SThe survey of n canal across the Isthmus
o. Darien is being renewed in conformity with
the act of the Colombian Congress, which an.
n uls the act made by General Mosquera with
parties IN London, and opens the enterprise 70
the competition of the world. A party from
New lork Is already in Panama, having the
nited States stesmer Wa,eree al their dispo-
sal for this purpose.
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DEPARTMENT or THE LAKES

Major General Hooker, commanding the De-
partment of the Lakes, on the oath instant or
dered that all enlisted men Of the Veteran Re-
serve Corps now at Fort Mackinaw and Post
at Nagaunee, Michigan, who elect to remain
in the service, will be sent to report to the
commanding officer at Fort Wayne, Michi.
gan, who will retain them at that post until
further orders
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The Cholera

ST. Louis, August 27.-NIne cemeteries re-
port ninety cholera deaths on Saturday, and
eleven cemeteries report seventy three cholera
deaths yesterday, showing tolerably marked
abatement IN the disease
NEW ORLEANS, August 27-Twenty-six
deaths from cholera were reported for the for
ty-eight hours ending at 6 o'clock this morn
ing. The cholera is abating in the city, but
shows no dminurion on the plantations The
negroes have conceived the idea that they are
being prosecuted by the white people, aud re-
fuse 10 take their remedies.
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SNorfolk means to be virtuous and happy.
"A bill expressing houses OF Ili-fame and
''other houses OF questionable character, has
passed both branches OF the City Councils.
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Baltimore Market

BALTIMORE. Aug. % Flour steady Wheat
and corn steady; receipts light. Provisions
dull and unsettled. Sugars firm. Coffee steady
at l7a20 cents. Whisky quiet
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PRRsoNAL.-Brevet Major Gen. f. NJ. Greg
DRY, late Assistant Commissioner Of Freed.
mems Affairs in the State Of Texas, has arrived
in the city.
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PERSONAL.


I VOL. JAMES 7. CLOSE, U 5 CLAIM AND
S1a =, REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
once NO =, Washington Building, corner Of
"a "a avenue and 9TH street Pensions and Bonn,
ties promptly collected auU-Im.
nj Rs l.. SMITH, OLAIRVUYANT ANDTEST
~ MhDIeM exami nes diseases, describes dead
ara uvlDg nicnds gives names Hours from III
n 10 p. N. Clarendon House, corner 9Th at
ana Penn a avenue, Room q An 25 SIS
AIDES, TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
- III In trouble should call and consult Drs LA
FOREST 4 BROTHERS, Nos us and ~ SOU
ISL Ir SelpAU's Female Periodical Drops so eel.
ebrated many years ago In Paris for the relief of
iemaIe distractions suppression. and all irregu.
iarl,Ies OF the menstrual periods. Price 81 N
nese drops should never be taken by females
curing pregnancy, as they would he sure to cause
miscarriage Warranted as represented or the
money refunded. Ar os az
ADlES' FRIEND AND DOOTOR-Au in
- trouble call Business private. Guarantees
sstisiacfIon or no charge; Call at No ass Iith
ST.. bet ID and 4. Mad. GLEASON, Doctress
an l3-lm-
NQu HAVE TAKEN ABOUT A GALLON OF
Buchu and two dozen Samaritan humbugs
Now go to DR.. DARBY, 400 1t. street between ID
and and be cured permanently jyN-Imt
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~They have horse with i've legs in
Texas, but the fifth is "of no great use TO the
animal"
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AffoiSTNENTs--The following appoint
ments have just been made:
Cornelius Wendell, Superintendent of Pub-
nc PRINTING, wee Hon. j. ID. Defrres
Col 4. NJ. Zulich, assessor in the fifth dis
Hict OF New jersey, vice halsey, removed
Lieut.. Col John Hancock, assessor in the
louf,n district OF Pennsylva and Mr. Stiles
collector OF the same
MAJOR Gen. Thos Eagan, collector ninth dis.
frict of New York.
MAJOR Sallady, postmaster of wilIIamsport.
IA, and Mr. Campbell collector OF the eigh-
Ieenth district of Pennsylvania.
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CURIOUS SOCIAL oUEsTIoy

An odd "Social Question IL now under
discussion amongst some OF the southern pa.
pers, VIZ: Whether "southern communities
should longer hesitate to extend social courre-
sizes TO the Federal officers stationed in their
midst The Richmond Times and Dispatch
hoId that sucn courtesies should be extended
n Norfolk paper, however, calls its Richmond
contemporaries 10 task for obtruding officious
advice upon a most delicate subject, hitherto
denied any direct notice by the southern
press" and says, with solemn severity, :. a
mans home is his temple, ana as the chief
high priest, he alone is TO be the Judge OF the
Illness or unfitness of any ind vidual or class
10 enter Its holy precincts" The Norfolk
editor seems to have been badly reconstructed
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New York N1aPkets.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2o.-Cotton steady. Flour
ady wheat steady Corn firm. PORK
syy. Lard and Whisky dull
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%COLLECTOR'S OFFICE, CITY HALL,
N WAsHINGrON, d O., August /, 1885.
NOTICE To TAXPAYERS
Notice 10 hereby given that By IAN act approved
July IS 1876, the rate Of tax ali real and per
sobsi Property stocks. &C., for the year 1855. is
red dollars Of the assessed value Of said pro perty
opon ali taxes upon all property not 10 arrears
Tor taxes for general poses abatement 81 We
per cent 10 allowed from August 1. 1876 until the
will be allowed
an z-eo3t WIN. DIXON, Collector
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FORT DELAWARE TRANSFERRED.
Recent orders from the War Department an :
nounce that, by direction of the President Fort
Delaware has been excluded from the Depart.
ment of Washington and embraced in the De-
par,ment of the East.
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Cholera at Cincinnati
CINCINNATI, Aug. 26.-Twenty-fiye deaths
from cholera were reported yesterday.
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an % lawSw
CLOSING BUSINESS.
SELLING OUT AT COST.

We are Offering our entire stock Of FANCY and
MILLIEERY GOODS ct half price, to close bus.
mess. Now is the time TO set bargains Come
and see, and If We don't offer you great bargains
don't buy. at
EfCHIsOn'S FANCY srORl,
an N@t 12 Market Space.
VNBIAT0ET ELEAENTS OF IHfDRNA.
w TIONAL Law, new edition, 1856, With aotos
aus FRAH0K TAYLOR.
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On ASSORTED AND SECONDHAND
~ a o 3
for sale mt very low Also,
MELODEONS AND PARLOR ORGANS 0FTT1
JOHN y. ELLIS
gu Is II SOo Pa. avenue, near 18th at
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REFORM MEETING AT BIR.
M1NGHAM.
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Latest by the Gable.

OF THE TREATY OF
PEACE.
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DROPOsALs FOB CORN MEAL

OHcs Depot COmnniSsary Of Subsistsu.s)
WdShtngton, ID. C., August q. 1916.
SeaIed Prop sails, in duplicate, are invited until
IhU kSDAY, September s, 1856, at IL D. m for
IurnIshlng the Subsistence Department with all
the Oorn Neal that may he required from the LOT
OF September. ls.6, until the LIST of January ISL
The Meal to be delivered at the Government
warehouse In Georgetown, or at the Wharf or
Railroad Depot In Washington, d. C., at such
umes ana In such quantities as the Government
may direct, after fire days notice
. Inc Corn Meal TO be delivered in good, sound
nonr tarrels, each containing one huntred and
ninety 81 1867 pounds to be fresh ground and OF
good mere hastable quality, and will be inspe cited
Payment will be made in such funds "a the Gov
ernmsDt may furnish for disbursement
BIDS must be addressed to the undersigned at
Corn MEAL q RKI,T, '0
au 2S-5t Major and c. g. u 8 A
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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 testamentary on the personal estate of
Patrick Quigley, late of Washington. d. c.. de-
ceased. All persons having claims against the said
deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the same,
with the voachers thereof to the subscriber. on
before the 18th day of August next they may other
wise by Law be excluded from ell benefit of the said
estate.
Given under my hand, this 18th day Of August,
1906 HUGH X oUIeLrY
an q laW3Wr mark
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D. NEW BOOKS
hOF. BLOT, the great French cook 3 book on
Cookery; price Is cents ~ VII
mrs. W arren's Comfort for Small Incomes price
mrs. Warren How i Managed my House of n 900
Q ear; price 20 cents -"''
Timothy Crumps Ward Story Of American Jife.
price rs cents O'
Just published and for sale by
HUDSON TAYLOR
Book seller and Ststioper
du ZJ-SL Ara T.