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RRnARKABLH SCBHB AT A WZDDIN0.-A
desperate attempt ~ 0atrimony Was made At
Lisngolleu IWales) church O feW DAYS ago.
Everyine WIS In rvsdiness to proceed with ne
ceFemoD y-the clergyman AZ the altar, one Of
the church wardens and the parish clerk close
BY. Before. however. going on with the mar
IiaGe service, the church warden inteYTogAted
the bridegroom as 70 whether he was . married
man alrt ady, and read . letter which stated
that he was married. .This the bridegroom in
dienantly denied, and as there was no proof Of
Ire'lo us m, rfiage. the service was proceed
ed win, and went on uninterruptedly until
the placing OF the ring. Clergyman: "With
this ring l thee wed" bridegroom: -"With
THE ring i thee wed" Clergyman: with
my body thee worship" Bridegroom: aNo
indeed, 1 can't say that; I will worship no one
bot God" Upon this the clergyman closed the
book, and walked on toward the door; but on
ehtreaties Of the bride and bridegroom, and on
Ms promise that he would rereat the words,
the rev erend gentleman kindly returned TO the
altar, and proceeded with the Lesson; but to the
surprise OF all present, when he read, "With my
body thee worship" the bridegroom said as
before. al protest against it," The bride, "Oh,
do say the words" Bridegroom. "No, 4 can
not say such words. I protest against it,"
TIE clergyman for the second time closed the
book and left the church. and the couple were
obliged to return home in exactly the same
relationship as they had leftit The following
day, however, another effort was made to effect
union at the same altar, and with better sue.
cess, the bridegroom repeating every word
after The clergyman without any objection.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
~ UNITED STA TES PATENT OFFICE,
WAsHIssroN, August 3, l666.

y,
On the petition OF STEPHEN O. MEHDEN.
HALL, Of ktchmond, Ind and OBED KING and
EZRA KING, Of Salem. Iowa, prsyinR for tue ex-
tension Of patent granted TO them the 9Th day
Of November, 1857, for an improvement in Hand
Looms, for seven years from the expiration OF said
patent. which takes place on the 9Th day Of No
vember 1856
II is ordered. that the said petition be heard at
the Patent Once ON MONDAY, the nd day Of Oc-
tober next, at IL o'clock d and all persons are
notified to appear and show cause, il any they
have, Why said petition ought not 70 be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required to
file in the Patent Once their objections, specially
set forth IN writing, At least twenty days before
the day Of bearing; all testimony fled by either
party to be used ct the said hearing must be taken
and transmitted in accordance with the rules Of
the ONCE, which will be furnished spplica on.
Dispositions and other papers relied upon ties.
timony must be hied in the ofice twenty days be-
fore the day Of hearing; the arguments, if any,
within ten days after filing the testimony.
Ordered, alse, that this notice be published in
the Intellgencer and Il 9 Republican Washington,
d. O., and in the Palladium. Richmond, Ind. !.
once o week for three successive weeks; the first
Of said publications to be at least sixty days pre-
vious TO the day Of hearing.
T O. THEAKER,
-. Commissioner Of P$tents
P.s.--Bditors Of the above papers viii pleas
COPY and send their bills to the Patent Office with
paper containing this nstice. aul5-wsw
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ga woman died In st. Louis on the 18th
inst, from the effects of an attempt To prod uce
abortion. She in formed several height that
she had been operated upon by DIR. Phillips
heretofore considered q respectable physician
OF high professional standing in the city. She
SAID ne he'd twice before successfully pro-
duced aborflons on her. The st. Louis Demo-
crat says:-'We have to belle e that this abom.
Unable practice Is followed by many of our
physicians, while there are not less than a
hundred females who live by this detestable
means" DIR. Phillips as been arrested.
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PROPOSALS.
pBoPosALs FOE cAvALRY HORSES
0t Qsa''"";~s,as,y, oes., Poet q. Ka,s.ssse..

=
WdsAtHEfoa. ID. C.. Aug IS. 1888. 4
seaed proposals 49, invited and viii be received
Of this Office uHti AZ clock IN, on THURSDAY,
ISL fust for Furnishing the United States with
ninety one CAtAbhf HORSES at least twenty
Eve of ~hice must tie of . bay color, and the re-
maipder dark colsrs.
These horses nust be sound in ali payticu-
lars, veil broken. in fnli flesh ana good condi-
ton, fr m Is 10 is hands high. from 20 9 years
old and well adapted In every way to Cavsiry pur.
poses
Horses contracted for under this advertisement
will be subjected 10 . rigid inspection, and those
not conf ming 60 these spesih cations Will be re-
jected. No mares win be received.
These horses must be delivered % Brevet Brie-
adler General OHAe. II. TOMPKINS, Quarter
master at Lincoln Depot, In THE city, before
MONDAY, September ~.
Pay ment will be made upon the delivery aad &C
ceptance Of the hor8s contracted for.
Bidders are invited to be present 1t the opening
OF bids. which will be submitted for the approval
cftse Quarternsstsr General before the contract
Bids must be endorsed /" p roIo.aIs for Horses. -
Brevet Major General and Chief ousrtsrmsstsr.
euS Depet OF Washington.
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~A man out IN Michigan, named Nc.
Donald, married girls whom one Dennis
after her marriage to McDonald, young Dris.
coll invited her TO visit bisifcther's house, and
bring her husband with her She did IL In m q
evening, just before retiring to bed the bride
bridegroom and the discarded 10 yer took A drink
OF beer together, ana before O'clock the hus.
band OF month was corpse. DriscolI had
put strychnine in the beer. Both he and his
father were then arrested upon a charge of
murder.
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY.

Deputy Quarternasfer Generals OGce,(
Pittstxyg, Pa, August 10, 1855. {
Will be sold ct public auction, to the highest
bidder on TUESDAY, 18th day Of August, q the
Government yard, corner of Garrison alley and
viz:
5wagons (six mule y 2 Wagons two. horse,) 1
single sets lesd Harness. ~ 90 pounds Oats, I0x
cords Wood, 8 Desks, II Once Chairs, . Stoves,
Folders. 8 Water Buckets. l Wheeibarrew, i
Truck. 10 Saddles ridingJ 10 Brides (riding,j 8
ders. Horse Standard, Wagon Jack, Anvil :
Buttress, Flat File. Il Hand Hammer. 2 Farrier .
Hammers, Fsrrier's Knives. Riacksmith q
Pincers, Horse Rasps 5 Blecksmith . Tongs, !
bend Wrench. Wise. eledges and Handles, /
Tuyere Iron, Hatch ets 3 xes, oaddler q Horse
2Crowbsrs, s Stable Forks Q Hay FOr ks, Brand,
Ing Iron; Picks and Handles. 8 eDeAes, 9
Stovels. 1attocks. Psnlins, 2 Platform Scales,
! Lantern, 32 bottles Mscilage
Sale to commence ct 10 O'Clock Q. n.
Terms: Cash. United States currency.
GEORGE e. ALDEN,
an lid Captain and A, O. u g. A,
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A UCTION SALE OF GOVERNMENT WOOD
Headqxayteys Department az WdskiSsto~,
Qkce Of Cktef Qxaste1maste1, )

he0Qqt0S1Ss Oee0Tfn1eNf ~ WdShtNEto1,
QEee Of Qktef Qxast1maste1, }
wdshinstoH ID: O., August IL, 1855
under the diIsction q Bs.Sss MAJOR Jane: aiss:'
RfpsDE q nos s,Se6 Z, sSSYs
located 1t "KnnDALL o8EEN" YARD, On the
Baltimore and Ohio Rsilrosd, about one mile from
TSi. $eSd eeS.ist se q Y sSout III rH1sD PINE
1hETr1,Ehly ss..2nsd md vim g sold 81 lets Of
Also. on, THURsDAY J. August %. commencing
at II O'Clock N at the Wood Yard three .fourths
Of one mile north Of Alexandria, on the wsshing;;
ton and Alexandria Railroad will be sold In
THOUSAND Go ,0C0J CORDS or WOOD Of
Sx8 ana oesIaiifbs P 81 ssout
~ his Wood Will be offered in quantities Of FIVE
uPtoEIyE AgNbRID COLDS;
Purcbn.ers 81 Quantities less than one hundred
cord: will be required 70 remove their property
within nffeen days: and y reasonable length of
ties
Terms Dash, in Government funds. on day of
sale. n. ]. LUblE0TON,
Breyet Brig, Gent and Chief Qusrtermaster,
an H-nt sA Depot OF WashinRtou,
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GALE OF UNITED STATES MILITARY
~ RAILROAD PROPERTY.

nAAA0VhO f1OfL1TX.
Okce Of Assf Q. M U s. Nal r. r., $50 g a.,l
WosAtREt0n, ID. August 8, 1855. Z
viii b sold at Public Auction, 1t ALEXAN.
DklA VA, on THURSDAY, August g. the bal
ance Of United States Military Railroad Property
remslMne on hand ct that place, consisting in part
Two second class serviceabie Locomotive In.
eines, Norris 4 Son, builders; gauge, feet 8,<
One Tender Truck, two small Truck Car,.
One hundred pairs second hand Car Wheels q
Seventy tons "Tn Railroad Iron, (Is lbs. % the
{erd,) nearly new fifteen Stoves, two fifteen ton
Iron.
70 tons Wrought and CAST Scrap Iron, second.
hand Railroad Spikes, Chairs. Rubber Loops, road
Axes, Maule. Platform and Counter Scales, Lam
terms Oars, Desks, Tables, and . srfety Of other
articles; also.
Nine Frame Buildings.
sales to commence at 10 O'Clock .. m, ct the
Military Railroad Wharf, where the Locomoti YES
Railroad lrsn, and Oar Wheels sre stored the
balance Of the articles will be sold at the Railroad
supply Store, near the Orange and Alexandra
Will also be sold ct PITTeBURG PA. n II
O'Clock .. m. on TUESDAY. August 70,
Eleven new Box Cars, I'VE feet guage; Pennock
4 90, Ksnnet Square, Chester county, Penn,
Terms Cash, In Government funds.
Any further information relative to the Proper-
~ WIN Be furnished on application e this once.
Brsvss Major and A. q. NJ, b. s. Army,
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STEAMBOAT LINE
SUMAER ARRANGEMI

Ss f.1aTs oAnBRIDeE.
=, On AID after this day the Steamer Cambridge,
RE; ss,f:i!: iTs:,f i.s s3 !. .:: IN: =;
..s sl s. sss P Sat
Double Mills, Oxford /. CiorsS Point. WailseS :
Chr Gs:sr az S-%%sfidss Rssss Wharf CABIN
Ea.tern Shore, she viii reach Baltimore at a. N.
on Iuesaals, Thersdaye and Saturdays. Passsn-
eer1 from Warrington should take the 80 .. N /.
ualD for baidmore. Jyf-n
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
EXTENSIVE AUCTION SALE
- eovssHnIGsr TOBACCO.
sIvIRAL HUNDRED HoesHYADs OF YIHB
VIRGINIA LEAF,

TREA.uEy DErAlrMEHr, ou.ron;HeysE,l
RIcHnoyp, VA, August 8, 1853
In eoDpliance wit b Instructions from A. He
be- Ss od Il Ss . sSsfs va.
II o eloci in the foren noon Of WRDE IeDAY, the
1h day Of September De1t, ct W1HsTOHS
BUILDING eoIner 81 lAth ana Carr. stf, ets. in
the city Of RI6HA0ND, VA, the following de-
CiPTURHD AND ABANDONED PROPERTY.
TWO HUNDRED Cor morel H0G6dRADo
LEAF TOBACCO
1--WE HUNDRED BOXES MANUFACTURED
IN: Lssi foeseso has been s;shsrsd frem the
s s:. Hs.5y, R.s,isa, Halter rrsiDss id.srd,
Rrisins al the good tobaceo lands in the etsse.
Much Of It 70 Of the finest quality, suitable Tor
wrepDers," and bas been we'll cured and pre-
seryed: This sale presents oIIertunitisS t. the
boeeheAds moro may be added 70 the sale, which
yill complete the disIo:ition Of Virginia Tobacco
Samples Of each 6oSshead will be ready for ,,-
.peciion at the sales room ten days preceding the
ferns: Oash, in eoysrnmsnt funds.
JOHN 8. LOOMS.
IN lo-Tt Assistant Special Agent.
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10 ICHMOND, FREDKRICKsBUR0 AND Pc
H TOMAC RAILROAD.
TO TRAvELLIRs GOING SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY, tsunday q. N. excepted.D


The quickest and most DIRECT route to Richmond.
;ss .sS;5:, rom si..S sTsss %S:a, seAGc
Richmond, Frederfcksburg and Potomac Railroad
now entirely completed from Aqua Oreek 70 Rich ,
mond We, connecting there With trains on the Rich.
Rohd and Petersbsrs and Richmond and Danvills
Ieilroeds, Ter Petersburg, Weldon, Wilmington !,
66ssisisn, Greensboro. Salisbury, Charlotte and
etesnsrs Keyport and o Vanderbilt leave Sixth
Street Wharf daily SUNDAY morning excepted) at
8 % .. 70. andfp N, and arrive In Richmond 6
Los D. and o n.
IHROU0H TO RICHMOND In SEVEN HOURS,
Fifty Miles Shorter and n Hours Quicker than
any other koute.
Greek and fredertoksburg, 20 Richmond, ct the
Company Once, corner Of Penna avenue ana eth
street, or on board Of the boss. Baggage checked
through.
Onnibussss and Baggage wagons Win b in
readiness TO convey paseengen and baggage be-
tween depots in Richmond.
Passengers BY this line pass By daylight Mouns
Vernon, and may have an opportunity Of visiting
several battle eslds near rrsaerichbur by sop
ping at that point
BreAkfsst md sup on board Of etsamsu.
GEO: MATTINGEI. eupt., Warrington, d. q.
nArTHEw CLARK, Agent, wsshinStSn.
eDSy General Passenger Agent.
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DOrONAS TRANSPORTATION LINZ.
HoTICH 10 sHIPPIRs.

The Steamer IxfREss. Capt. 7, A. RYrHlR.
szsndris at = .. N EvERY SAT.
GRDAY for GlypSnt, Budd Perry
etores, Msthiss Point, Chapel Point Pio1den d
Wharf, Lancssters What stonss Wharf. Our
Piney Point, Point Lookout, and arrives &C Bsiti
more 81 o. 10. on Sunday
y.B. BRYAN q BRO ,ARepts.
opT-u No. 81 Peuna avenue
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IA ceupIe Of boys, one ten and the other
'hptssp years Old. sODe of Thomas Anderson
ut Coluntur, Ohio. popr~d water on a large
tUrnp OF up,laeked lime, when d exp . odea ana
wr.ou-iy injured both Of them. One OF the
boy, u IS feared, will lose IN eye from the ef.
-tSts - lhe explosion.
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nEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
u PENsIoS 0FFIcE, JTlX 18th, 1855.

Application having BEEN made under the act OF
june ss 1850 for the reissue Of the following de-
been lost or destrsyed,- Notice 10 hereby given
that ct the dste following the description OF each
VAR ant new certificate or warrant Of like tenor
will be reissued, II no valid objection should then
appear. -
March "a 1885, tp the name Of Archibald 81. Cole,
sd wss srantsd January 18th, lS56.-Octobsr 9th,
ia. A.ms for 100 acres, issued under the oct OF
March Sd 1855, In the name OF John Jones, and
JOS ii. BARRETT,
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n,Bows REVIEW FOB AUGUST.
TABLE OF OONrENrs.

TABLE OF OONrBNTe.
Salem Butcher. Of Georgia The Cotton Resources
y
south survive the War By. g. .FitzhuFh, OF Va.
.Sd.f :: Sos sss q &
Eer Lytton: Terribly 20 Harness., b. g Fttzhush.
ment, b. the Editor. The Pure and the Sword.
%sree: bepsTt%sas q Internal i@proysnsspt..
dnstry nc EnterPrise. pepsrtmsnt0f Miscellany.
VS. ~ 'e' '""1 FRANoK TAYLOR.
T'RIlslnAs.,Pioseee:a b keyel Letter. fas
s:s. q 4. Z. fs ssi
college Of Medicine, Sie.na; r...x.
on "a .Sa q .:
eystem: Triesnar No. has sntrsH supsTeaso
e. No. ne 4: e ;:nsss
s :.s sS.9 sr
h sass pr.,.r.no. y u the fer. e . ne: 49,:
s0S oSSnSss Of In as cs.ss g % eaeh.
o. tour cssss ip one iOI o, .na Y % 60: =.
nm ssS s. vsiDsss. ssissss1s Ess.. O.:
Wholesale and retail By Dr. BARROW, No. lsl
S;s FoED. TO- $50 3;
HELMBOLDp IXrRAoT BuOHU AID IN
Ill PROVID RO6I WASH cures sooreS end1i eli.
oafe serders in I'll their stages, Ct hale Donsss
little or No change In Diet, no tnoonvenience, and
no oxposure. Is pleasant In Taste and odor, I'm.
mediate In II oceacn, and fes fteO I'll injurtou
eOO OASIS sUPEKlOk HOOK WINE, Of the
CUU folleying well known brancs, viz:
T0RsTEk BIEsLIE0,
DEIDESHEIMER,
kgDLsREIMER,
HOOHHElMER,
NIBRsTEINER,
Ehich offer for sale in quantities 70 suit pur.
ehssere, At low prices
Samples of the wine can be seen ct the Union
Bottling Depot" No. 81 Green street, george
din RILEY A. SHIN.
u,HIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subseri-
i Der has obtained from the Orphans. Court OF
Washington county, In the District OF Coiumotas
letters Of administration on the PERSONAL es-
tate OF Virginia Milstead, late Of Washington,
n n deceased An persons having claims against
the said deceased, hereby warned 70 exhibit
the same With the vouchers thereof 20 the subocrf
Ter on or before the sd day OF June next: they
may otherwise, By law be excluded from oil bensns
ss nnSer my hand thi. asd day Of June ls
TToMTs WITHOUT BANDS, illustrated, 90 so 1
III Land at Last. novel, by Edmund Yates,
etc Phemte KeIler,a novel, 10 cts. -Four Year
in the Saddle. by Harry Gilnor, g. karrstiyeo
Audersopyiile Prison. G. IS ktynore Life
Andrew johnson, sl.B. Sspsieons Life Of Ca.
ser. vol. 2, ESQ. xp.y,y
yls thASoh rAfLOR.
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CHORET DIsEAsBsI
SA M A r + ANS GIFT!
SANARITAN'S GIFT

S.osEr DIs1Asss'
~ sAMARITAN,s sIFf!
SAkARITArS GIFT
THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED
"Yes, A POSITIVE CURE" fer
GONORRHGA, GLEEE STRUCTURES, "a
Contains no Mineral. no Balsam. no Mercury.
Only Tea Pitts to Be Takes to Efed a Csre.
ANY unpiesssnI taste, and will not in any way in.
inpe the stomach or bowels Of the most delicate
S 70 sn O.
Of =, .s so. q ths @os
Dse: =" DAY.
Let those Who have despaired Of getting cured, OF
IA Fran Gl or h'f
ssDs =. S 3: II 1.ss l:in envelope
BLOOD BLoODfS BLoODit,
E5s4 as1 asss su,c.
s -:
@o.s Setsat certain and eaectuai remedy ever pre-
scribed t reaches and sradicafs0 every pstcIe Of
and b hss,:d sHc 90 v not s.snsms i g ySuI
ysen. Do NOT pEsPAIRi
& SSfo.s
Si!i !; ali bad 'iif; 4
.afse suffer the BOOT AND HERB JUICES mos,
hsDpiiy adapted, In liberated Uterus. IN Leuoor.
s9a S 3: PSs so.! the
0AMARITANS WASH
L. in eases Of Syphilis, used In connection With the
Root And Herb juices. -,
mi directions Price Is cent?.
.dr ss f y ply and 1ssn Thsy Are used
in fhe d. s.. Hospitals. -
WHAT THE sUReEoEs SAY OF. THE sAMAR
ITANe bEMKDIEe.
"Posr HOSPITAL, fORT MARSHALL, Baltimore,
Nd Feb. 70, 1851 have great satisfaction in
stating that have used The bams ritaa Rsmedies
for Veneral diseases In its most customary forms
that have used them with judgment, discrstlen on,
and properly, and. have found them respond 70 my
sptfcip ations promptly and e6ectually. KNOWING
their Composition, have the fullest conadence n
Irse0uansad them ss!oHnEflFh finn O aowrRs
.trr "Aasistant Surgeon, Sth n. Z. Vols"
sold By .. o. yO1D. csrnsr 18th street md Penn.
sylvanis avenue, Washington; HHNRY COOK.
ASSsMOHD & Co. fhiisde{Dhia Mys.n
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LEGAL NOTICES.
N TIE eIrhIME ooUhT OF TIE DIS
THICT ~ OOhUMBIA
Joseph Anthony, eomDlt,

J:st.oa z. ee:..,bsr,, a.f., .e.'"' WOW,
trustee in certain deed q trust .sseuted 81 Peter
ds, and 0ssas Gs!i its
ssuspena vas duly issued and returned nos est /,
d:i:ndse rssdsas q the s' 6 6ssf q
Colunbia: It's ordered. on this 18Th day Of June,
4. ".si. Ssrnss the :sa
ssoonn Queeennery TO aIpsar and answer the said
ss ne :.a iii :ss ).
ss q g S :s s.! :; !. ss.S 4. !s ssSsss
to ssS answer By order of the
ORPHANS COURT, Ausu.t7th lass-DrsrnIcr
y De s::s q hiiI.ry =. sniiS; saniai:sr.sor
s 81 sss SSss.as a Scr With II the
for the ns s...ss.ns az an. nd, d,s:
tribution Of the Ierson.l s.t.ss Of .ssid az.
same have BEEN Collected and turned into nou sSS
when and where eli the CREDITOR and hsrs Of Ssid
I'll IN :s de-
/. G 10 EVE ::
ming ssar previous to the s.id Ssy po,,,v.
an siawsv. T-H R u isSs ot wins.
- OF CoLuNsIa, WAsHIssroN OouSry. to.,su:.
has, With II. appreciation of the oP
the PssS n 2usa1t nsas
fer the final settlements and distribution Of the per-
hand !. far e the same have been eoiiscssd
END h; Win Of tn: ;sd ess
IN ss 2. 4:
ssoe week Tor three weeks in the fv.pina StsF
' rw-,~. Ts's:-z. g; ,! sSss y S,u.
TRIs IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub.
81. e on the ReG:eSsi ' ss
ssssiipp.! :sid deceased; Are hereby Warned to
ns1t; they may othsTxiss by law be excluded from
Given under my hs9d III; 18th day q August
20: a. ,I.,.v,v. OAhoLlNE l.. BAUMAh.
THss Is Is: TO o,, GIVE NOTICE That q. :ge.s
Washington County in the District Of Columbia,
r. 7 ssS the
c. An
1ns ,s1 On or before or the 18th DAY Of
al TX Ike ssd ~ Ia" be excluded from
sstr Has:F my n;fS ss f. Il I
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the oub.cri.
y. Der has obtained from the Orphans, Court OF
letters Of on the personal estate Of
yossph A. Biau. late Of Wellington. D. O.,
said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same With the Voucher thereof to the sabseriber
may Otherwise By Law b excluded from eli benefit
Of said estate.
Given under my hand this 7th day Of August.
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~ l6.wl2W

HAZE. AND eLOv1,.a novel; b. Miss I'd
SIC. ShsSSos. 81 :Suids," HsrpeSs P Pic.
toriai Hi:scry q the Rebellion, part let: SO, De
etudy Of History. By 0odEin Smith. 81 q;
jsS TRAHCx TAYLOR.
E0R NOE -RIflNflOl Oh INOoNTINENO1
IL Of urine. irritation, tnnAmnation ulcer alton
ofthe bladsf o. Kidneys dissasse o. the PROSTATE
eiende, stons n the bladder. caIculrss sf,vel or
ki1ne1s, and 0reystcel gRellingn, uss HELM.
SOL1 MI uID 1XTRAOf DU0HU. 1o0
a llADI Alp 0QEgLgSIyyls TEST q the
IT'D 81 g fsiSs = ! 6GSs3ssss:M : . 40
ALH Cd" OLD BYE WHISKY, "isss, THE
=. best IN tsvn for sale b
O. l-eo3t ass Penn. ave-, bet. 18th and 18th 81.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
O0IPAHY
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= INGTON AND 0EOR0ETOWN.
0ITIOB No. 1. over Bank Of Washinstoa,
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Property Of Ill kinds insured Tor Q year or lsr.
Builders risks granted On the most f.vor.h,.
''n.j iH Is ADAMS. Precedent.
Samuel Oropley, Esau PickPell,
Robert hfte, Of 0eorgetown.
Nm. Wilson, Themas Parker,
Iohn D. Barclay. Richard Barry,
e0mT RedfeFn, Che. ". Davio.
B. b. French, r I'd, CLARK.
Andrew Roth we'll, OF Washington.
The Directors in Georgetown are aathofisedRbv
the Board 10 renew Islicies and taks riai1 In
GEORGETOWN,
j. u eoem ABEL q. DAVIS, ssc,y.
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