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A THOMAS FSI I s BIKnA IIY trru,te..
I-eo6ds GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts.
RY J. o. MCGUIRE co., AuctiopeeT..

TRUSTEES SALE OF SQUARE $50, situs-
ted near Kendall Green, and in front of the farm
OF Mr.. Corcoran, on the Boundary. -
,st.y virtue OF deed 81 trust dated September -
1O0 ct seq, Of the land records Of Washington
county, the subscribers. - the trustees therein
named, will sell. to the highest bidder, ON the
premises. on TUESDAY. the l4th day of August,
1906 at o eleck In the afternoon, Square No. ESQ.,
in the plan of w ashink city.
The terms of sale are: One third cash and the
residue In and IL months, with interest from the
date OF eale the purchaser give notes of con al
amount, to be secured By . deed of trust on the
property. Aliconveyan and stamps at the cost
OF the purchaser. Who shal1 deposit $40 with the
auctoneer at fhe the time Of sale If the terms OF
sale are not complied with within five days from
the DAY OF sele the trustees reserve the right 10
resell the above Square, or any part thereof At
the risk and cost Of the purchaser in default, on
onelweek . notice in them afional IhtelliGencer
T. sGTTiih.{ Trustees.
j. G. McGUIhE q CO.,
y f-wdi3dliau AuctIoueers.
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IVA little white girl, FIVE years of age,
While play ing near the railroad track in Nasn-
vile, Tenn. on the 0h, became so helpless
through fear of an approaching train, that she
sank down upon the track and was cut directly
IN Two Her mother came up in a few minutes
In search OF her. and the sight of the mangled
remains was the first intimation she had of the
dreadful loss she had sustained. The child's
father was killed by the cars near the same
spOt about TWO wears ago.
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SOMETHING TO Wharf.-The Portland
(Maine) Argus says the wife of DIR. Moore, a
Homeopathic physician of Saco, Maine, has
been detected in taking articles from stores
without paying for them, and on a search Of
their house II is stated that some thous sand
dollars worth of dresses, ribbons, lace. thread
ana other articles were discovered, which
were supposed to have been stolen, though the
marks had been removed so that but few
things could be positively identified. Dr.
Moore had served in the war as assistant sur.
feon OF negro regiment, and both he and his
wife were members of the Baptist church in
Saco, and OF good repute in the community
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- man named Dudley was arrested in
Jackson, Miss, a few days since, for a murder
and robbery committed by him in New Or.
leans in August, lsS3. He then kept q coffee
and liquor store. into which two wealthy Cu.
bans entered one evening and drank very
freely. Dudley piled them with drugeed
liquor, and then dubbed and robbed them:
after which, he threw them into the river from
whence they were rescued in q few min utes
Que of them was found dead, but the other.
after being in sane for one year, recovered and
after twelve years search had his would he
murderer arrested
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PAWNBROKERS.
$50 SEVENTH sTREEr. 452
TO THE CITIZENS OF THE DISTRICT AND
-4+ VICINITY - 80

$50 SEVENTH STREET. 1872
TO THE CITIZENS OF THE DISTRICT Ann
~ -- VICINITY. ~
have recently enlarged my store, giving me
ingly enlarged my stock Of the following Goods to
which respectfully request your attention when
making your purchases:
PAPEB HANoINGS, OF foreign and domestic
manufacture.
DECORATIONS for d alls. Saloons. &o. .
BORDERS, CENTEBS. MEDALIJONs AVN
FIRE BOARD PRINTS.
sTATUES and PAPER CURTAINS.
GOLD WINDOW SHADES, on Buff, Pearl. aton.
Lavender, Brown, Chocolate. Tan, and Green
grounds, -
WINDOW SHADE HOLLANDS, of a,r.r.,.
widths, in Green. Blue, Buff, and White And
warranted genuine Scotch,
SHADE FIXTURES, complete,
RUSTIC BLINDS, CORDS, TAsSELs, &c
TABLE and STAIR OIL CLOTH,
And . very largo and complete stock OF
SQUARE and OVAL PICTURE FRAMES, in
Gold, Walnut, Rosewood, and Ebony,
TRAMEs Of every description made to ordsr.
N.B.-I have also sdded to my store small
PICTURE DEPARTMENT,
where amsteurs and the public are invited TO call
and inspect the few ..-3-e go. =. :
- - coed PICTURES
which have on hand. ~ 0H-. .sr f4.-
: Acknowledging may obligations 20 my friend
and the public during the last nine yssrs, vet
earnestly solicit their continued favors and SUP.
-IsUs A50sad asa, Seventh street, t...
ls. o4v loon. Usisn.j "' omo'.
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q? LEGAL NOTICES. =
IN rae s9.6E.E SSyhr OF rH1 DIS
JessDA Anthony, comDl4,

JseksoD =. Qussspbesv, dsrt. 'sA' NO. w.
The complainant having FLED his bill in THE
cause, PRAYING for the substitufion Of trustee in
the piece OF the defendant, who WAS the orieinal
trustee in certain deed Of trust scufed b. Peter
1eRgDao 70 the said Quesenbery bssrfnx date on
the 18th day Of August lese. and il appeorfnG that
. suhp@peWae duly issued anA returned nea est /.
and an afhdaytt having been fled in the cause that
the Defendant 10 not resident Of the District Of
Coiuneie: 10 ordered. on thia 18th day Of Juas.
lsS6 that application Be made in the Evening Star
scn .. QueeeDbery % appear and answer the said
bill OF complaint, on or before to first Tuesday in
6eyeembef. 1856; Otherwise the Oaio bill shAlf be
taken for eonfeseed; provided that the fret inser-
ton Of this order be at least two months
prior to the date at which the said dsfendant 10
reQuired to, appear and answer. b. order Of the
Court. Atrue COPY -E'L :
ORPHANS COURT, July ioth. ioes.-DsTRIcr
OoI COLUMBIA, WAsziNe ROW CovNfy. rs rft -
n the cess Of kschael OamDbeil. fxecutrfT Of
Chrfsty Robinson, deceased. the 6Ieeu-
ton Of the OrDhanc' Court OF Waskinstou
county Aforesaid, appointed Saturday, the St6 day
Of August neXt, for the hnal settlement and dis.
IRRITATION Of the personal estate of said de-
ceased, and Of the assets in hand, - far g the
same have been collected and turned into money;
when and whore ell the creditors and heirs Of said
deesa.ed Are notified to ettend. with their
By law be excluded from al benefit in said de-
ceeeeds estate: provided COPY Of this order b
published once . week for three weeks in tho Eve.
ming Star previous to the said day.
Test-Z o. ROBBINS,
Jyl4-1aw3ws Register OF Wills
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PROPOSALS.
81. s2f rH ,3Rs AT
+Pay'na's,J,,s 3. oess: .. 8 Sary, 80 ? .,set,,


WdskiHstes, b. c.. Jsiy IL, isss.
eeIarste scaled Proposals.. "a be endorsed PRO
posAls for Chain and Bar 1reA, % will De recei we'd
q THE once until SATURDAY, Juiy q, 1855, 81 II
o'cloek N, fcf the following articles, which are
REQUIRED for immediate use, st Washington Navy
Yard, vizs - rec
aQ,ooo (tvo hundred thousanA pounds Chain
Links, IL inch diameter, and - inehss long.
5000 ninety theuaana) pounds Chain Links, Il.
sscsoeforsy 10 low u.sna, pounds ck.in Links,
inch diameter end IS inches long
800 ave tnousend) pounds ~ inch round Bar
100 Two thousand poupds ,'s inch round Bar
Loo (nfseen hundI ed pounds q. inch round Bar
Iron, (refned., -.
2 oft.o thousand pounds "a inch round Bar
Iron. fre6ned.)
The sboys q: tielss to be delivered at Washing-
ton Navy lard, free Of cost TO the Governmont
Tor freight or Transportation. sublect to insRec-
zion: and At the risk and expense OF the party FUR
euAcent guaranty for prompt delivery viii be
required Of successful bidders
CALVIN C. JACKSON,
Wl9-St Paymaster, o. q. Navy.
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GREAT MORTALITY IN PHILADRLPHIa-
There were seven hundred and sixteen deaths
In Philadelphia last week-something unUre.
cedented for that city. OF these eight We're
caused by cholera and forty four by sunstrokes
This unusual mortality is ascribed to the ex.
IRENE heat. which was greater than has been
known there since I77S. The deaths tor the
corresponding week last year were not so
many by two hundred and seventy three
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RY ". L. WALL 4 CO., Auctioaeers.
TRUSTEES SALE

TRUSTEES SALE
UIder the authority Of decree Of the circuit
court OF Baltimore city, in Maryland, made TO ex.
ecute and carry out the provisions OF the viii of
Go1fIsy Ne or; deceased. the undersigned trustee
ington City, D. c., on FRIpAY, the 81 day Of
August, 1856 Q. o. clock, p N. "
Lot No. 2, ia square No. Is, on North II street
betwesn Path and 18th streets west - -
Lot No u in square No. q, on 18th street, be-
tween street and Rock creek Title good terms
cash on the day Of ale. See deed from sne Clio
Yer 20 Godhey Meyer. July 9. 1882, liber W. B .
GEOBoE MEYER. Trustee
~ E eo&ds W 4 WALI y M Aos,s
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II ICHMoNp, TREDIRICKsBgRG AND Po-
II TOMAC RAILROAD.
TO TRAvELLERs GOING SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY, tsunday .. m. excepsedD

The quickest and most direct route to Richmond,
:.s.psT. from si.tH Bret WS.rf, seSSk
Washington. TO Aqua Greek and0B
Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad,
now entirely pleted from Aqua Greek 70 Rich
mond Va, connecting there With trains the Rich.
mond and Petsrsbare and Richmond and Danvilas
Railroads, fer Petersburg, Weldon, Wilmington,
s Gssislsa. eTssa'bOr0 Salisbury. Charlotte and
steem.rs Report and Q Vanderbilt leave Sixth
Street Wharf daily tSunday m orning excepted) as
20 .. N. and p. m. and arrive in Richmond st
206 p. m. and Q n.
THROU en- TO RICHMOND IN SEVEN HOURS.
Fifty Miles Shorter ana ~ Hours Quicker thar
.-E.. any other koute.
Be sure end get Through Tickets via AQuiA
Greek and fredericbsburg, TO Richmond, at the
Company D Once, corner OF Penna. avenue and 9Th
street, or on board Of hsboets. Baggage chscasd
through.
Omnibuoes and Baggage wagons viii be I'm
tween 6epots In Richmond.
Passengers by this line pass By daylight Mount
Vernon: and may have an Opportunity Of Wasting
several battle fields near Ireaerickseurg By stop
ping 1T that point.
Breakfast and cup On board Of stssnsrs.
GEO. MATTIN0EY. 6upt., Washington, D. o.
MATHEW CLARK, Agent. Wsshington.
apSly General Passenger Agent.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR
II UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE
WAsUvyGrON Julv N las,


e On the petition Of LINUS VALE, j., of
New York N praying for the extension of pat
emit granted to him 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 q said patent: which takes
=. It's ordered that the said petition be heard at
the Patent Once en- Monday. the LIST day of Oc-
tober next, at II O'Clock m; and all persons are
notified to appear and show cause, If any they
have, why aid petition ought not to be gre ted
g. Persons opposing the extension are required to
file in the Patent Office their objections. specially
set forth in writing at least treaty days before
the day of hearing; all testimony hled By either
party to be used at the said hearing must be taken
and transmitted ia accordance with the rules
Of the sfice, which will be furnished on appiica-
ton. =
DISPOSITIONS and other papers relied upon a.
testimony must be flied in the Office t,rsHty days
..hD tes DAY sr i he If
Ordered; also. that this notice be puklishsd in
ten; D; g, and In the Timss. Ney York, once q
pSbliesti9ps to be At least ,Sty day: P5svi9gs to
Acting Commissioners Of Patents.
P. s.-Editor. Of the above papers viii plesss
COPY. and send their bills to the Patent Oce with
paper containing this notice. jyls-law3w
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THE EVENING STAR.

ST. LOUIS EcCESTRIc.-Mr Cordes of s.
Louis, 8 gentleman Of some wealth. has had
legal inquiry into his saneness on account Of
his taste for natura al history: A shor, time ago
he purchased house and grounds on Grand
avenue, south OF the fair grounds and con-
cluded 10 construct a BIOLOGICAL aquarium and
ayiary for the pleasure OF his friends and the
public. Upon his grounds was Q large sink
hole IN which was pool OF water. He deco.
rated the sides Of this sink. hole with rare
plants, such as Unison weed, the dog fennel and
the boneset- he purchased collection OF
beautiful singing birds, ameng which were the
crow. the cat-bird, the hedge sparrow, the
snipe, and the fly upon the creek. He impor-
Re two large alligators and placed them in his
lake at the bottom Of his sink-hcle, and took
great delight in watching their spornve gam.
ools' He peopled the Laughing waters Of the
pool with melodioas bull-frogs, beautiful water
dogs, moccasIn snakes. soft-shell turtles, CARS
and Mississippi cat-f fish. Just as Mr. Cordes
had completed the fttingup Of his miniature
Lake of Como, and was preparing to wife the
Pdulaes and Claude Kelaottes of the city 10 visit
his romantic retreat and breathe their vows of
love and tilt their hoops over the heads of the
happy family, bus relatives took IL into their
heads that he was crazy, and called upon
Judge Mcdonald TO have q ga ardian appointed
over him. Mr.. Cordes was not 50 mad that he
did not know what was going on. He found
out by some means what was in the wind. and
when the jury came to examine into the case
the luna'ic could not be fspn nd. He had packed
up and gone on q pleasure trip to Minnesota.
The alligators. the snakes. the birds and the
bull-froes are waiting the return OF their
master, and so Is the probate court.
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RY aREIN 8 WILLIANs. Auetionesn.
TRUSTEE's GALE


. Under and By virtue Of . decree passed BY the
supreme Court OF the District of Columbia In Q
cause dependfI therein and numbe red 602 equity
u Ho, which zsphsnish Jones ts complainant; and
hearing date on tbe 81 day Of July, 1866, Ne viii
ofer for sale, on THURSDAY, the I'd day of Au-
gust iSe6 at clock .. m, on the premises parts
o. Lots No. and -, in Square No. 49, as follows
HeelnniDg At the southeast corner Of said Square
NO AZ, and running thence west AZ feet and 2
inches; thence north ~ feet; thence west 81 feet
And 10 inches thence north 2o feet and AZ inches
thence east 100 feet to eth street west and thence
Nth said street, to the beginning; together with
tne improvements. consulting Of the building well
The terms of sale; az prescribed by the decree,
are One third of the purchase money to be paid
IN each, and the residue in two equal instruments
payable in and IL months, for which dsferr ed
payments, with interest from day of sale, lhe pur-
chaser shall give his notes, endorsed to the salts
faction OF the trustees. Conveys ncing and stamps
II the terms of sale are not complied with in Fl We
days the trustees reserve the right t. resell at the
risk and cest OF the defaulring purchaser, upon
one week notice By publication in the National
THOMAS BRADLEY, lr
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GoVERNNENr SALES AT 9IHsBORO, D.

Qxartermaster Generally Qkts, First Diris.os,l
- Washtsston, D., c.. July Is. 1866.
ton saies Of 0OvERNHENT BUILDINGS, STA.
BLle, BENOIH0. wHARVEe, &C.. ct G esboro,
Browning, A. 9; 4 are yst in PEesrsss, and viii
week, commencing ut 10 clock .. m, until an
shall have been disposed of. ~ = -
A large quantity of the best material, suitable
for building and other purposes, yet remains to be
sold ard many good barsatns may be had.
The Buildings are sold sinely:
koat for GieskoFo leaves the 9th street wharf
every hour during the days of sale.
By order Of the Qusrtermaster General.
JAMES 4. EKIN,
Bfevet Brig. General u. 8. A.,
jy Al3t In charge First Div. Q. M. @. o.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
WARIROUsEs, &C.. ArAucTIoN.

. w
0isfQsssrsss.ssssy's Qges, Dslos ~ WasAtastes \
WssAsNste., ID. g, July ., lses
viii be sold at public auction, on friday
July a, CONNER cinG &C 10 m. under the direcr
ton OF Brevet Lieuteeant colonel James n
Moore, A. @. NJ, the following public buildings.
situated on New York avenue, between nth
and Nineteenth streets
Warehouse No. 4. part ~ 66xl0 feet.
Merehouee No. 4. part 8. ssx6e feat. 10
With sheds, sinks, fence and platform attached
Warehouses Nos. and 5. s3xlk3 feet, with Plat.
form sheds, sink and ssl linesl feet Of fence At
One Carpenters Shop. 2ox7s feet.
One Paint Shop, 70x70 feet.
One Saw MIL, Xxel feet. .r~ h.
With sheds. sink, &C., attached. ~
ALSO. At JUDICIARY SQUARE, ATS Pm,
One Stable, i0x2A feet. ~
One Deed House, loxl6 feet. ....
One Guard House, l6x2A feet. es 8.
All these buildings, &C.. viii be sold singiy, and
purchasers will Be allowed tl6) fifteen days to re-
Terns: Gosh, in Government fqnd1c -..
Dvt. Mai, Gen. and Chief Quartermaster.
~ 4S4t Depot Of WashinGton
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AIS Louis has no hermit. but enjoys the
sOeietv of a crazy doctor namsd CHAMBERLAIN.
who perambulates the streets swinging a dead
cat by the tail, and falling in love with every
ood-lookiDg woman he meets. HIS affection
runs TO interminable billet-d oux, and a person
has only 10 Intimate in his hearing that he is a
terrible fellow among the women TO be glee.
fully invited 10 smoke
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nIPARTMINT OF THE INTERIOR. -
roALL R fHSoSH3s GEr NAY ISlS 81 lsss

Application having been made .nn1eF The act Of
June 2. 1850. for the reissue 6 the following de-
been Lost or destroyed Notice 10 hereby given
that It the date foloyine the description OF each
viii Be reisssed. no valid oSisctioS should then
No Is AZ. fog 10 acres, issued under the act of
March Sd, 1855, in the name OF Archibald II. Cole,
and WAS granted January 18th, lSs6.-0ctobsr sth,
1885, 80 - ~ -tl - 70. :
No 6407s. for l20 acres. issued under the oct Of
March Sd. 1855, in the name Of John Jones, and
was granted April lat. lSd6 October 9th. 1850.
- G. JOS. h. BARRETT,
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The CAUSE OF IT.-A story is told of man
IN Indiana who had been in declining health
Tor months and was much AFFLICTED with ague
He took heavy dose Of quinine, which caused
him 10 yomit violently. In the process of
vomiting he expelled from his stomach a live
snake eleven inches long and Of the thicknes IS
of an ordinary pipe stem
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

SuMAEss AAERsAAssSE z !. EH:TE;,,o,
=, On AID after this day the Steamer Oanbridee.
Capt. 3. I; Leonard Win leave her 49,
between Lee and Barre Ssrsees, Bsi, =
ti%Srs, O. TgTsppAY, TRutspAY, and SAT
Double Aiil., 0!ford, Ciorss Point. GsilseS !:
Whsrf. CHmbrtdse, Hsehlettb wharf. Cabin
Es.tern Shore. she VII reach Baitimore ct s @ N.
on Tues1aZs, Thursdays Ind Saturdays. Passsn-
train for Baltimore ~ 7-tf
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
IL UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

L. UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
49,. WASHING TON. J My II, 1855.
On the petition OF PETER GkiSER, OF Green.
castle, Pa: praying for the extension Of patent
granted to him on the 18th day Of October 1884,
years from the expiration 81 said patent, which
takes place on the 18th day of October. 1866: =
1t 10 ordered that the said petition be heard at
the Patent once o. Monday, the LIST day Of octo-
notified to appear and show cause, il any they
heys, why said petition ought not TO be granted
Persons opposing the extension are required to
file u .ss Patent Oaoe tAer objections, specially
Sc forth IN writing ct least days before the
day Of hearing: oil testimeny filed by either party
to be u:ec q the said bearing must be taken and
flee. which win be furnished on application.
Deposifiope and other papers relied upon - tes-
timoIy must be filed in the tfice t,reniy days be.
fore the day Of hearing; the arguments, il any,
within reg days after Ming the testimony. "a
Ordered. also, that this notice be published in
the Republican and the Intslligencer, ashington,
p: O.; and n the Msady,lle Re publican. Pa: once
publications t. be at lees, days Prsyiens to
the day Of hearing: THOMAS HAkLAND,
s.Editors Of the 2; above papers gil! please
a paper containing this notice. yl4-law3w
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HNiTED STa res PHfENTS 6fF1c

II w NJ, d =
On the petition Of p. D. ALLEN ! Adams. Mss-
sacbnsetts, praying for tue extension OF q patent
eranted to him on the lsth day OF October, 1851,
for an iIprovement in. Tool fof Quitting Pegs out
of Boot Solos," for seven years from the xpira-s
ton Of said patent which takes place on the 18th
itIs ordered that the said PETITION be heard It
the Pstent Once on MONDAY the ist day ef 0c
tober next, Ct ~ O'Clock a, and all .peflons are
notified to appear end show cause u any they
have. Why said petition ought not % be granted.
Persons opposing the exfenston are REQUIRED to
file in the Patent Once their cSisctiope, speci1ly
the day q hearing; an tsstinosy died ~ eilhsr
and transnitisd 10 accordanee Win the rules Of
the once. which viii be fornfshed S9 applfestton.
Dspositiene end other papers rslfed upos o. tes-
timoIy Sust De ,lsa g the onacs twsnsy Days be.
within ten days amer ding the tssfimsnY:. D q
osder e. assa, that This notice be Hu0ltehed In
u e Republican and Imslk genoer. Washingtoa,
ID. O.. sua IN be spripgdeld Eepubiican.l Asss;
once week tor three eucceseive weeks; the first
ef sstd 70 ee at least sisto AAyp pse.
'iousfo tssese fhesssns fsc. 'rirxxri,sl .s
. r,,.s.s g fS,tsnt. 6
COPY and stist TO the Patent Once. vi1n
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Test :-R. J. MEIGS, Clerk.

VNHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri.
Der has obtained from the Orphans Court OF
Washington county, In the District of Columbia,
letters Of standardization tho personal 60.
tate Of Virginia Milstead, late Of Washington,
d G., deceased. All persons having CLAIMS against
the said deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit
the same with the vouchers thereof to the subscri
Der. on or before the sd day of June next: they
may otherwise BY law, be excluded from all benefit
Given under my hand this sd day Of June. 1856.
je z5.lawSw% CHARLES n LLOYD
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IN LINE OF eTEAMBRe
BETWEEN
NEW YORK,
WASH N0ToN,
asosaErowN,
AND ALEXANDRIA, va.
The Steamers Of this line leave sso~s <oAnN
Wharf, Georgetown. every w EDN Is NE0S
DAY, and PIER II. North River, New~
York, every SATURDAY.
P&sep ger representations unsurpassed
Freight received daily, and kept under cover.
Goods received on storage u Shows Wharf,
GEORGETOWN. d. G.
For Passage and Freight apply to
JOHN w p. MrERS, Agent,
No. 101 Water street, Gtorgetown.
HOOE WEDDEkBURN,
Alexandria, Va.
WIN REMSEN,
~ l01m 81 West street, New York.
DOTOMAs TRANSPORTATION LINE.