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A DISHONEST SERvANT.-- A. b. Butler
has been in the habit of taking his money home
every night, after making it upin packages of
SlOO each, and leaving it in his coat pocket.
hanging his coat up in a small room adjoining
the dining room. Lately he has missed
amounts Of 50, $40 and SIG, which were alb
stracted from the packages, AS he knew not
how the money was taken he suspected no one.
Thursday he took the precaution to mark every
bin, and carefully count the money before re-
firing. Friday morning when he arose. the
first thing he did was to see about his money.
He found that $15 had been stolen. He then
consulted Marshal Head, who, after hearing
his statement told him that his hired girl had
taken it. Mr.. Butler could hardly believe this
as the girl had lived in his family for six wears
The Marshal went to Mr. Buffers house and
searched her trunk, and found $50 concealed IN
the top of small box and covered over with
cloth, and among that were some of the bills
MI. Butler had marked rhursday evening.
The girl whose name is Mary G. Hume alias
Coughcy, denied taking the money, until the
marked bills were found, when she owned up
and acknowledged that she had stolen s55 this
week. She was taken to the lookup.
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FURNITURE, &C., AT AUcr1oN.-Messrs. E.
M. Patten & Co., will sell at auction at 10
o'clock to-day, at their rooms on Plumb street,
lot of furniture and house keeping articles
suitable for the winter season. ssJ
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To the Hon. Senate and House Of Pepresentatires
o. the state Of Maine, IN Legislature assembled al
Augusta January. 1867.
IiHE Leeds q Pennington Rail Road Company
y. Il humbly prays that said Corporation may be au-
thorized and empowered to make lease of its said
Rail Road, extending from Leeds Crossing to Farm
ington and all its rolling stock tools and other tang-
PIE personal property appurtenant thereto, with the
Company in said State, for term of years. Also,
that said Leeds and Pennington Rail Road Company
may be authorized and empowered to sell and convey
its said Rail Road and all its rolling stock tools and
other tangible personal property appurtenant thereto
with the franchise of said Corporation any othei
Rail Road Company in said State. "a I
The LEEDS AND FARlfINGTON RAIL Roam CO.
nov 10 d1aw3w by II. M. PAYSON, President. !
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LIQUoR SEIZURES. = Tht Deputy Marshals
yesterday made seizures of small quantities ol
ele and liquors in the shops of VIM Finch, on
Commercial St., Patrick Moran, on Clark ST.
and Daniel Can, on Union Street. 81 ~
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CITY OF PORTLAND.

TO The Electors Of Ward Sic IN said oity.
DURSUANT to a warrant from the Mayor and Al
i dermen of the City of Portland, the inhabftants
OF Ward Six in said City, qualified to vote in the cleo
ton Of City officers, will meet in the Ward Room on
Spring Street in said Ward, Tuesday the twentieth
day OF November instant, at ten o'clock in the fore
noon, to give in their votes for Alderman for the
remainder of the present Municipal year, in place
Aid. Southard, resigned.
The polls to remain open till four o'clock in the af
ternoon when they shall be closed.
The Aldermen of said City will be In session in Me-
chanics Hall from nine O'Clock in the forenoon to one
O'Clock in the afternoon, each of the three secular
days next preceding such day of election for the pur
pose of receiving evidence of the qualification of voters
whose names have not been entered the list of quail
ied voters in and for said Ward and for correcting
said list. ~ ~ .r--5sT 80
By order of the Mayor and Aldermen. isr
Portland, Nov. O. 1866. noy10itd
W Argus copy 4 asH rfaEsl
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The Constitutional Anne m dmenf Rejected
by the Georgia Legislature.

- MILLEDGEvILLE, Ga, Nov g.
The Legislature has rejected the Constitu-
tional amendment The rejection resolution
reads as follows; :
Resol0ed, That the Legislature of Georgia
declines to ratlfy the amendment adding a 14th
Article to the Constitution Of the United States.
A motion was made in the Senate to post
pone its consideration to some future day, but
it was amended by adopting the above resolu-
ton, and this was passed, yers Sc, nays none;
full Senate voting. In the House the vote stood
yeas 131 nays g ! :,
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If Joseph f. Emery will call at the City
MarshaPs Office, he will reap an advantage.
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20 THANKs.-We are indebted to 8. I. Pickard,
Esq, of the Transcript, for incomplete files of
the Ddily Press.
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TIME Winter session of the Abbott Family Schoo
j. willopen on WEDNESDAY, Nov. 2Sth. Two orl
three vacancies remain to be occupied.
Apply to the Principal. ,r....-
EDW. P. WESTON.
Pennington. Nov 10.--d&w2w 46
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LOST AND FOUND.
Lost :!

A SMALL silver mounted Revolver seven shooter
IA The finder will be suitably rewarded by lea yifp
the same at the store of G. L. BAILEY,
no8d3t* Free street
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nsi,.l HERE between Tukey's Bridge and Sam
simere Shawl, light colored cape and collar, with
initials on collar l. M P the finder will be suitably
rewarded by leaving the same at 1853 Congress st.
oct 10 u&"u Samuel hell.
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Wanted Immediately,

WdHJ0U IInIneuIately. u 7
400 Good American, Nova Scotia and Irish
LUZ Girls todo housework, cook, &C., in pr
vate families and hotels in this city and country
Situations sure. The best wages paid. fSts 9
Also so Girls to work in Factories.
Farmers and others wanting for any work
will do well to call on u.s. will supply them free
of charge Address or apply at the General Agency
Employment Office, S51B Congress Street, up stairs
cox & POWARS.
sept26dtt late WHITNEY & CO.
Flour Barrels Wanted.
INLOUR Barrels suitable for Sugar. for which cash
and the highest price will be paid by
'+ ~ LYNCH, BARKER& CO.,
July2u 139 Commercial street.
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BOARD AND ROOMS
TO LET.

WITHOUT Board, pleasant front room flrn.
wv ished, in the Western part of the CITY, to one
or two single gentlemen. Address Box AZ Post Of
flee, Portland. nov tfA p
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To Let, without Board /!

1.-TWO Furnished Rooms, within two minutes walk
OF the Preble House, will be let to two three
respectable single men for lodging. References re-
CURED. Apply to w. III. JERRIS, opposite Preble
house, no6d1w*
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Store to Let.
Board Wanted

ss-.-.rs.., OLElNE, sr .s,4
-l' CHEMICAL OLIVE, q
CRANES PATENT,
SODA. AND AMERICAN CASTLE,
All OF SUPERIOR QUALITIES, in packages suita-
bie { II the made and FAMILY use.
Importing direct cur chemicals, and using only the
best materials, and as our goods are manufactured
under he personal supervision our senior partner
who has had thirty years practical experience in the
dence that we CAN and WILL furnish the
u, Best Goods at the Lowest Prices
Having recently enlarged and erected NEW
WORKS, containg all the modern improvements, we
are enabled to furnish supply OF Soaps of the
Best @ Qumiities, adapted to the demand, tor Ex.
port and Doniestfc Con sumIstion. 3 'lI3)
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RAILWAY TRAFFIc--The following are the
receipts Of the Grand Trunk Railway for tho
week ending Nov. Sd, 1855: :sas a,aS ,assaue1 |
Express Freight, Mails and SandrIeas soO oS ~
Freight and Live Stock, :. =. 81 aS5 nd
dotal,.;: $147 1905 90
corresponding Week iast year, 141 ,446 90
Increase, ........-; $G459 90
8 tsg tisEgQa.I4.4 JOSEPH HICKSON, -
M ia Ft8 Secretary and Treasurer
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THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS is published
every day, Sunday excepted,l at No. Printers
xchangc, Commercial Street, Portland, by N. A.
FOSTER, Proprietor.
TERMS Eight Dollars year in advance.
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Apples for Sale.
E'oR want of storage-a car load to arrive MON
no1Od3t* No. 3 Lime ST.
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>. MCCLELLAN, Treasurer of the Relief fund
acknowledges from Philadelphia, by the hand
of Mr.. Atwood, $500.
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MORTALITY OF PoRTLAsp.--The whole num-
Der Of deaths in this city during the month of
October was 80; Of these there died Of !5sIgs2
Consumption "a; Typhoid Fever 4; Congestion of
Lungs I; Infantle 1 Casually Cholera Morbus /;
Old 81; Inflammation of Bladder 4 Dropsy q;
Canker Lung Fever p Suicide 1; Testhing /; Con-
Dropsy ON Brain 1; Disease of Brain Diphtheria3
Group 2; Erysiplas |; Burned2; Dysentery1; Cank-
er /; Still-born 2.-Total 55. An" nsi''.7iP :
y iAges.-Under years Is; between land 10, a; be-
tween 10 and 20 2; between 20 and 3O 4; between 80
and 49, Al between 40 and 80, z; between 80 co.
between 90 and 7o 81 between 70 and 81, q; between
80 and 90, 2; SHn-born, 2-Total SO. r,..,, ~.
!, Seres.-Males %; females 80; Unknown 2.-Total
90. as " '''45' e4ei''i' LOUIS BUNcE, "
" .ssr5 sll h0tEU q Superintendent of BuTials.
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Agents Wanted.

ITO for the cheapest and best selling bool
GREAT REBELLION, two volumes complete in one
1900 royal octave pages. Sold for Five Dollars. Man
agents making from $50 to 800 per week canvas
sing for this work. Sold by subscription only Sol
and exclusive rights given of uncanvassed tcrrtor
with liberal commissions For circulars and term
apply to or address j. PATTEN FITCH, Lock Bo
1722. No. 2334 Congress street, near City Hail. Port
land, Me. ~ - eAl s~A oct30d2w& w4w&
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invariably in advance.
RATES OF ADVERTISISG.-One ihch o. 'P''o'
ength OF column, constitutes "A square; -. non
$1.5O per square daily first week % cents s;' per
week after; three insertions, or less S Si:oy o
ng every other day after first week, 3o cents.
Halt square, three insertions or less % cents oie
week S1.OO; 90 cents per week amer: e, 90 IN ...
Under head of s'AMUsEMENTs, Sz;oo per square
ner week: three insertions or less Sl.50.
SPEcIAL NOTICES, 125 per square for the first in
serfon and 25 cents pei square for each subsequent
Insertion. -. -'-e
Advertisements inserted in the .'MAINE STATE
PRESS" (which has large circulation in every par
of the State) for S1O0 per square for first insertion
and so cents per square for each subsequent inser-
tion. u III i d, kf. III Ia
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5000 REWARD !!

STOLEN from the Casco National Bank of Port
- land on the 9Th instant, between the hours of II
and o'clock, package OF Gold containing 81 JOB 49,
$1100 of it being in Double Eagles. The above re-
ward will be paid for the recovery of the money.
Il. p. GERRISH, Cashier.
Portland Nov. 3, 1866. nov6dtf
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LOggiseg Teams TAINTED.

DROPOSALS will be received for cutting and haul
ing the timber from one a. to ten (10) lots sitIl-
ated in
BLOOMFIELD, VERMONT,
the ensuing winter. Distance to haul from onefourth
to two miles.
We are also prepared to fill orders for frames or
spruce dimension timber. Apply to ~
PERKINS, TYLER & Co.,
North Stratford N. H. I
or PERKINS, JACKSON 81 Co.,
High Street Wharf, formerly Sawyers, foot of High
Street. septic d&wtf 4
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Agents Waasted j.
For Frank Moore's New Work,
{" WO21Ze9l of the War;

Agents will find this book of real merit and in
trinsic value-sUBJEcr NEW intensely interesting
and exciting No work ever attracted and engaged
the public mind like this. Everybody wants it, and
thousands will purchase it as soon as an opportunity
is afforded them. c
Intelligent, active Males or Females will find the
sale of this work pleasant and lucrative employ
ment. This book has no competitor--it comes new
aud fresh to the people. The territory is clean and
clear. Agents understand the advantages in this par
ticular. 4tL 9-I 4EFN a&
For full particulars send for circular.
Address C. A. CHAPLIN, Agent,
d&wtf37 219 Free street, room No. Q.
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Found.
Lost I!

ON the night of I'd inst. black Spaniel DOG
- which the owner can have by calling at NO. Al
Cumberland street. nov6d1w
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made to order.
Having able and experienced pattern makers and new
tools Of modern design can supplv patterns With
promptness and at moderate COST Repairs of ali
kinds of Iron Work attended to with despatch and
ped Forge can furnish fofgings and shapes OF al
kinds for Steamboats, and Locomotive work such as
shaisss eCranks, Piston Rods, Car q nd
Engine AxIes and Shapes tonpattern or draw
ings, from 10 tons to 100 pounds weight.
They are also Selling Agents for MERRIMAN'S
PATENT BOLT CUTTER, the best Machine ever
amount of work of any other now in use
FOR SALE, 35 horse power I.oeomo D.
tive Roller with new tube sheets and new set of
tubes, In first rate order and warranted safe with
pressure Of 100 pounds to the square inch.
NEW TEN HORSE POWER PORTA BILE EN-
at our Foundry. n = .
CHARLES STAPLES 6 SON,
Cor. Com. st. and Browns Wharf,
nov III u 4 CsE M az Portland, Maine.
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I'M Y. A.--Our citizens are certainly un-
der great obligations to this youthful and Wig
orous association for the energy and enterprise
which they have shown in providing for us this
season very interesting as well as instructive
course of lectures. The names of the lectur-
ers, as thus far engaged, were published in our
advertising columns yesterday The subjects
to be treated during the course have been chos-
en- with much Judgment, and we have reason
to anticipate series Of popular addresses Of, a
character at once entertaining and valuable.
Rev J. M. Manning opens the course on
Wednesday evening next, with an address on
the "Life and Services Of, Samuel Adams" one
of the pre- Revolutionary heroes of Boston.
He will be followed by, Rev, Dr. Storrs on
American Manhood and by DR.. ,Willets on
"The Model Wife" topics in which these young
gentlemen q haye an indefeasible right to be in
terested. Professor Agassiz has engaged to
deliver his lecture, "sThe Natural Features of
the Amazon Basin," and Rev. Mr.. Ridgeway,
OF Brooklyn, n. X, has an extremely attrac7,
tive subject in. Richard Golden; The Inter-
national Man" The second lecture of the
course is to be given by Gov, Bullock of Mass,
whose subject we have not been able to- learn.
Rev. DR.. Stockbridge of this city has also
promised lecture, the subject of which, "A
Week in Athens" is furnished from his per-
sonal observations during tour in Greece
On the whole, the course provided for us by
the Y. M. C.. IA. promises to be one of the best
ever delivered in this city. q sD2IA edi 30 sd
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THE MAINE STATE PRESS, is published at the
anne place every THURSDAY morning at S2.oO year.
invariably in advance. '+"
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Boys Wanted.

hbOyS
TWO active, intelligent American Boys. Apply
Il Immediately to gG = p =
oc3Odtf CHARLES CUsTIs & co.
Wanted.
A SITUATION as Nurse. Address f. e. H.
IA Box 1916, Biddeford, Nc. oc312w#
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT VESSELS.

BuREAu OF Construction AND REPAIR,
WARRINGTON, ID. G. Sept is, 1866
The Navy Department will offer al public auction The
On ~ A II di; 2, S EAyI:YARD, NEW YORK.
The PsmPero, sailing ship. 1875 tons. old MEASURE
The south Carolina screw steamer Of lleo tons old
measurement (of iron.)
The Hibiscus. screw steamer Of 400 TONS old MEASURE
The sPrsa, steamer of +os tons. old measure.
The Msrgold, steamer Of ll6 TONS old measure.
The Dumbrton, paddle steamer Of ess tons old msaa-
The Pontiac paddle steamer Of s74 TONS old measure.
ment.
The IosoO paddle steamer Of s74 tons. old measure.
The ssbasO paddle steamer of $50 tons old measure
The TtOuia paddle steamer of aO2 tons, old measure
ment.
The oetorar paddle steamer Of s74 TONS old measure.
At TaE .. : SAvY.YARD, PHILADELPHIA,
on the eth October, at IL O'Clock H.,
The St. Louis, sailing slOop of war. of 100 tons. old
The Princeton receiving ship. of 900 tons. old meas.
urement.
The Clymatus screw steamer, Of es6 TONS old measure.
The Althss, steamer Of n tons, old measure.
The KinsO screw steamer. Of GOT tons. old measure.
The cimmarOu paddle steamer Of 500 tons, old meas.
urement
The Hornet paddle steamer of sss tons, old measure.
The Boxer paddle steamer Of 49l TONS old measure
ment (of iron.)
These vessels and their inventories can he examined
any time, on application to the eomnandans Of the
respective navy-yard.
Twenty per cenIum Of the amount of the purchase
money must be deposited the day OF the SALE and the
remainder must be paid and the vessel removed from
the navy yard within weeks from the day Of sale
Tho Bureau OF Construction and Repair Will until
the 10Th October receive tenders for the purchase Of
the sloop OF Dale. OF 500 tons now lying Al tina
united States Yard Norfolk, virginia where the
vessel and the Inventory can be examined.
QV
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The Courts.

LEVY CouRT.-The regular monthly meet
ing Of the Levy Court was held on Monday last in
the Aldcrmen's Chamber at the City Hall.
The Sargent road was decided by the Court to be
public road.
The Chair notified the Court that Mr.. John Con.
din, Of the county, had taken up and impounded
certain cattle trespassng on his premises, which
had been replevined and that the issue would be
tried at the next term Of the Court. Tho Attorney
Of the Court was directed to assist Mr., Condn 3
counsel in the suit.
The Collector was directed to enforce by sale of
property, according to law, the payment Of all
taxes due previous to the present year.
Mr.. Bagden reported resolutions directing the
clerk to obtain from the police magistrates de
tailed statements of the fines imposed and col
leoted and returned since August !, 1855, and to
inform them that hereafter they are to make re-.
turns to the Treasurer Of the Court and that the
allowance of ten per cent will hereafter be dscon-
tinued The resolutions were adopted.
Mr.. Blagden also reported an ordinance creating
the office Of Sealsr of Weights and Measures for
the county, at q salary Of $26 per annumi which
was passed
The Attorney Of the Court having declined to
take out letters Of administration on the estate OF
| an unknown man found drowned In the county, the
| clerk was directed to take out such letters
Mr.. Blagden reported ordinance to license
insurance companies or their agents In the county
at the rate Of $25 per annum, and In case Of VIC
lation Of this act, penalty Of $50 Is prescribed
"A'A was PA'''c
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GALE OF NAVY POWDERS,
BUREAU OF ORDNANCE, NAVY DEPARTMENT, !

BUREAU OF ORDNANCE, NAVY DsPARrxESr)
wAaHiSdroS CRY, Sept 20, 1866. I
There will be sold at public auction, to the highest
bidders, at noon THURSDAY, the eighteenth Iisthl
day Of October 1868, at the office OF the Inspector Of
Ordnance, at the Navy Yard, Brooklyn, New York,
about twenty eight hundred barrels Il 500 Of powder.
The powders will be sold BY sample and In lots to
suit purchasers.
Terms: Cash, in Government funds; one half to b
deposited on the conclusion Of the sale and the remain
der within ten days afterwards, during which time the
powders must be removed from the Otherwise
they will revert to the Government.
Purchasers will be required to furnish their own
packages where the powder Is not in barrels.
se2s.d Chat 81 Rn,s,n
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ID UBLIC LAND SALES IN VISION
Il SIN

SYNOPSIS OF THE PRESIDENTS PROCLAMATION
No. no. DATED JUNE IA, 1865.
orders public sales In the State Of WISCONSIN
follows;
At the Land ofaes at LA CROSSE, on the 18th day Of
SEPTEMBER next the reserved sections in thirty six
Townships and parts Of Townships in the counties Of
Monroe, Jackson Trsmpaleau, and Buffalo.
Al the Land once At LA CROSSE, the 2+th day Of
SEPTEMBER next, seventeen parts Of Townships the
counties Ms above.
At the Land once at PALS ST. CRoIX, on the lat
day OF OCTOBER next, the reserved sections In forty
four Townships and parts OF Townships in the counties
Of Dunn, Pierce, and 81. Crox.
At the Land ufhce at FALLS ST. CR0IX on the 22d
day Of OCTOBER next ten parts Of Townships in the
counties Of Pepin aud Pierce
At the Land Office ut EAU CLAIRE on the LIST day Of
OCTOBER next the reserved sections In ten parts Of
Townships, In the counties Of Clarke, Chippewa Eau
Claire, and Dunn.
At the Land once at STEVENS POINT on the Goth
day Of OCTOBER next one hundred aud ten Tow ps
aud parts Of Townships in the counties Of Marathon aud
0conto.
Al the Land Once at MENAsHA, on the 9th day Of
OCTOBER next, sixty -seven Townships and parts Of
Townships, In the county Of 0conto.
Containing over i've and quarter millions Of acres
Of public lands. ]. NJ EDMUNDs,
Commissioner OF the General Land 0ace.
GENERAL LAND oYgIos, June Il, 1876.
NorB.-Under the regulations Of the Department, as
heretofore and now existing, no payment be made
for advertising procamatons except 10 such publishers
specially authorized to publish by the Commits.
sioner Of the General Land omos je2l w lSt
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n R p Ii A N s. COU RT.
" July Is, 1885

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON COUNTY
To Wit:
In the case Of George H. Foster, administrator Of
August Meyer, deceased the administrator Aforesaid
has, with the appreciation Of the Orphans Court Of
Washington County aforesaid, appointed Saturday, the
LIST Of September for the Anal settle and distri
button OF the personal estate said deceased and OF the
assets In hand far the have been collected and
turned into money! when and where all the creditors
and heirs Of said deceased notified TO attend, with
their claims properly vouched, they may otherwise
by law be excluded from all benefit In said decessed
estate: provided copy Of this order be published
. week for three weeks In the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
previous TO the said day.
Test e. G. Robbins,
aul4-wSv Register Of wills
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nA2a.d
pY GREEN & WILLIAMS
ID AUCTIoNERRS

BY virtue Of decree Of the Orphans Court Of the
District Of Columbia, will sell at public auction, at the
auction room Of Green Williams corner Of Seventh
and streets on FRIDAY, the l2th day Of October, A.
" 1866, at one o'clock p the equitable interest Of
Mary T. and Margaret williams In lots numbered n
D. G.
The terms Of sale, as prescribed by the decree ars
one hundred and atty dollars cash be paid at the time
Of saio, aIaEee, Two
other half in four years. with interest payable SEMI
annually. SARAH b. WILLIAMS,
Guardian.
GREEN & WILLIAMS,
selg.2 Auction eers