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ILLIyois CorToS.-The Joncsboro Ga=ehe
Of the 10Th ult. says of the new crop OF Hi
noIs cotton:
The lint is not quite SO long a. the crop of
former years, which is owing TO the drought
during the time OF the maturing Of the crop.
An immense amount has been raised, hows
ever, and good number of gre.nbacks
realized therefor by Cur worthy ycomen.
We learn that one firm in our place bous ht
Us much as - 900 pound on Thursdsy.
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A Paris tradesman announces that FIVE
franc gold piece is sccreted in one OF every
hundred sausages exposed for sale in his
shop. The demand for sausage. is some>
thing extraordinary. A per!umer having
adopted a similar method OF Increasiu. the
sale of soap. was threatened BY the sausage
maker with legal procee ling, for initiating
his invention, bat he soon ascertained that
be had no ground of action.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-10

What the French radicals term the Scans
dinavian question-an intimate alliaoce or
fusion of Sweden, Denmark and Norway lis
looming up The Opinione Rationale, in
its treatment Of the subject, shows that i is
likely to form serious point Of antagonism
between Russia and France in the Baltic.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-10

Boccaccia was thirty>fve years of age
when he commcn ccd his studies in polite l,t
erature yet he became one Of the great mas
tiers Of the Tuscan dialect. Dante and Pes
trarch being the other two.
Sir Henry Speman neglected the sciecces
in bis youth, but commenced the study Of
the u when he was between fifty and sixty
years Of age. After this time he became
a most learned antiquarian and lawyer.
Colbert, the famous French minister, At
SIXTY wears of age, rcturnol to lis Latiu and
lay s;u6iss
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Tta Charleston, South Carolina. Coari-r
gives iattering account OF the trade in that
city. Cotton j. freely pouring in. Twelve
or fifteen steamers are keeping mp comml-
nication with the North and come and 60
we'll freighted.
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Genuine IsenevoIence.

We are glad to learn that our enterprising
citizen, E. 7. Griggs has undertaken the
praiseworthy enterprise ofridding the com>
muniiy of all loathsome skin diseases. He
proposes to accomplish this by Ling Boyd's
Medicated Cream.
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VERMONT SENAToRs.-On Tuesday last the
Legislature of Vermont elected U. s. Sena~
tors as follows: Hon. L. p. Poland, until the
4th of Mach next Hon. Geo. F. Edmunds
to fill the unexpired term of Senator Foot !;
Hon Justin S. Morrill, for six years from the
4th of March Eext.
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The Jews are the only religious order in
Great Britain who entirely provide for their
own poor without casting them upon public
charity. This is the more noteworthy from
the fact that many poor Jews arc shipped
there from he continent to get thea out of
the way
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There is still number Of towns to vote,
and, the belief is that tn. amount Of subscrip>
tons provided in this way will reach $780,
600. which is more than will lie needed to
grade and bridge the road. Few western Raj
roads have started with Il ore bottom.
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On "high ecclesiastical authority" New
Yorker writes that the Pope will be invited
to make the United States his home should
the political affairs of Italy render his stay
there undesirable.
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BE ordained by the Cty C,oed Of tie city Of Oqtrr:
SIC. 1. That part eli Clinton in said city, de-
south line Of Min street ia said city, t@entyone 2 feet
OF the northwest of number fou, ~ in
block number seventeen in the Original Town Of o.
w In said city, the boundary line of said part OIL Cnn
I'll south hundred and nifty ODD
feet thence west thirty-ve () feet. thence north one
hundred and fifty J0) feet to the said south line of Vain
street. thence sail south Of Main street thirty
five ) feet to the place Of beginning. be and the same
is hereby vacated and discontinued ms a street
SEC. T. BE further ordained That said part OF said
Clinton street described in section or
be appropriated by said city and location
lot which 10 erect build Engine House iiit
City Hall for said city.
SEC. }. BE Jnt.r orni,~d That the city clerk psb
Itch sections and two of this ordinance, together with
notice to all persons rtercstei, for at least DAYS in
tho corporation newspaper OF this city, that the city
Gil have vacated said part of Clinton -trct above de-
scribcd in section OF this ordinances for the purpose
Of using said part of Clinton above described,
City Hall and that the said city council will alter the
publication of said notice Aforesaid a regular
lag Of said city council T. be held at their council
In said city on the third cseay in November 1896
ut o'clock choose by ballot three dinterestsI
reeolders residing ia said city. commissioners de-
terminc what Persons if any, be damaged by the
vacans Of said part of Clinton street aove described
aforesaid and - ascertain and tho damages and
recomPense due the persons SO daInased.
SEC. The commissioners shall epre enter
ing upon their duties take OATH to be administered
city clerk faithfully and inpartiay to execute tir
duty according TO the Of their abilities
SIC 5. The COMM sioners shall notice to person.
interested Of tbs time and place OF their meeting for the
purpose viewing the premises aud determining What
persons may b. damaged, il any, by the vacation VI sail
part of Ciint1n street Aforesaid least before
the time Of such meeting by publishing same
newspaper published In said city, They shall III.
premises, anil in their discretion receive Any -.l
dcnce, an If adjourn from day dy.
SIC. 8. The oath required lie TAX and notices
required be given this ordinance shall be- 4. near IA
may be- IN the Form, prescribed ~ Chapter % Of the
Revised Ordinances Of tlis city aaI all the p,ceedng.
herein shall hr, may be. with
s,id chapter 81 OF the Revised ordinances.
On motion of Moore. report was accented and
ordinance adopted by the following vots
Ayes-Aid- Sheehan. Rowland Lynch Thorne.
Brunker, Pierce FennelI, Young ColweI. Mitch.
ell. burke, HuttoI and Moore-l3. Noes-o.
On motion Of Mitchell, adjourned
X. y WATERMAN CITY Clerk
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Business 0fshe Canal.

The Canal Collector d; thi. point, Mr. A.
+. Dow, furnishes the following compare.
tive statement of articles transported on the
Illinois and Michigan Canal. entered at the
Collectors Office, Ottawa, fer the years 1852
to 1866 inclusive
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Miss Fanny Seward, the only daughter and
youngest child of the Secretary Of State, die Il
a. Washington on Monday morning. Her
remains w5re conveyed to Auburn for inter.
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A Nashville paper notices an exodus of
people OF East Tennessee, principally on the
way to Texas. 1t says that Tenaesceans are
leaving by hundreds, and that if III xas is
receiving as many emigrants from othef
por,ion of the country as she is from East
Tennessee, her vast prairies will soon ke
filled up.
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Posr OFFICE CHASGr-Elmer Baldwin
has been removed as postmaster at Farm
Ridge, in this county, and b. f. Bigelow
pointed in his place
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gentleman who took a Young lady 10
Niagara was obliged TO bring her home iiii>
meliatelr, because she was jealous Of
Niagara waterfall
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The Washington correspondent of I'll /.
Chicago Tribune finally gives up Gen. Grant.
He says; " The coPserheads have got him,
ard The republicans have been badly sold
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SuicipE.-A young man in the town of
Utica, whose name we were unable to learn,
but who was nephew f Chas Donaldson, a
we'll known and highly respectable citizen of
that town, committed suicide on Thursday
by hanging himself He seemed in his usual
state of mind at noon, when he went into the
barn, wi ere, a short time afterwards, he was
found hanging and dead.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-10

The Bishop Of Wurtsburgh once asked
sprightly shepherd boy, What are you doing
here my lad?''
Tending swine
"How much do yon get O.
"One harin !. week.
Il also am shepherd, continued tile
Bishop, ''but have much better salary
That may all he, but then I srppose you
have more swine under your car" innocent.
ly replied the boy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-10

The Indianapolis. Indiana, Herald, says
,hete were three thousand illegal voters, who
cast fifteen Mousan1 illegal rotes on election
day for the radical ticket, an excess of three
thousand over the radical majority in that
State.
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Estraved or Stolen I!

LNROM the subscriber, living Bnok Creek Cur
Il yeas Mill. about the LIST al October, BAY MARE,
three old last spring, rather slim, body has collar
marks forward foot one-half white supp
to have two white hind feet, has lump right
hip. Any person returning said tn. subscriber
or tivng information where she may he found, will be
literally rewarded Ad lress c, j. CURYEA,
Nov. lC-lxs ottawa Illsl
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Farm for SnIc.

THE west half of the southeast quarter Soc 3d. Town
j 81, Range cast III Principal Meridian, all under
cultivation. Apply To JAS.-GRAHAM, -
Nov. 10-3w Reddjcks Block, Ottawa. I'LL.
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WANTED.
Information vya.ted!

GIRL to do Homework. To good girl good wage
"A and steady einploymsnt will DO given. Apply I,
q. ". Roberts, at Now England bakery. uovIo-lv'
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Council Proceedings.
SPECIAL MEETING,
EY ORDER OF yIsE MAYOR.
Wednesday,, Nov.

Wednesday, Nov. 9TH, 1856.
Observation-Disclosures S;ieelan, Rowland. Lynch,
Thorne, Brunker. Pierce, Ferncll, Young, Col
we'll, Mitchell, Burke, Hutton and Moore.
On motion of Sheehan, Alderman Hutton was
elected president pro tan.
The Mayors call for u special meeting of the
city council. for the purpose Of taking into con.
sideration a proposition 10 vacate portion OF
that part of Clinton street lying south OF Nam
street, in the city OF Ottawa and to receive the
report OF the committee on the fire department In
relation to erecting al engine house and city hall,
WIS then read.
Committee on fire department reported in favor
Of locating the engine house that part of Gin
ton street lying south OF Main street. and recon,
for iha purpose Of site for said engine house,
and Submitted for adoption by city council the
following
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~ o know name, residence, &C., OF a Frenchman
who trivee n team consisting Of dark bay brow
horse and sorre horse ard had Thursday (Nov. Sth
following hts team, vsi.cus light brndle sheep killing
dcs. 81 s-sr.e-5 lsIHs l.. VI. WADE.
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NoTE.-By deducting the figures % from
Utica" from those in the general table. the
amount of grain from " Ottawa" will appear.
Taking the amount Of gram which has been
Cleared from this point in the month of Nos
vcmbe, in former years into consideration.
and added to the general statement herewith.
the estimate made upon u former occasion of
the quantity Of corn cleared at this point will
prove correct, TO wit, 100000 bushels
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What can be more delightfu! than the
mid Indian summer Of the past week
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Fake Particular Notice.

rKyI.E uuder.i-u- iai. .isf Q -ls~ 'eT lC-inc.S ia
pfr-pa urgently r..-t I'D - iio' ., {" them
- cl.- rrvari sod --itir Hp iu siety: and all per
80. las. unsettled counts VIZ, or --t them are
requested Pc Ir,se- ii..Ii Immediately ~ -. 'a.i
~ = - CHILD 4 BRO.
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II &. w Z b STE II,
CONFIDENTIAL PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.

19319 .S1ah CIaIE ord, no SANS, tHco5D, III
y. o. Box 6.6i.
Obi StaIdin. and Chronic diseases private or ofher"ise'
treated successfiilly AID cures guar 'nteed 49,
Dr. W. of the Oldest praciiti ners IN the western
States this sas in nced notorious hnnouS by the
mann, Of Whittier Mt 1854 South Clark street TO represent
hins If Dr. Webster; this has many VINO sup
posed they being treated Ly me- ~ . 20
Consultation free either by letter or othcrw se
r s-Send 10 cts for circular. n"'2o eS-ir
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Fox River Valley II. Il Z.

As far as heard from, The following sums
have been voted in aid Of the Fox River Val
p.i;ro.I.
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CI.E RED.
FROM UTICA.
TOLLS.

Tolls reed, sa5a2as, 1855 y 287Asa 4sas2 rs sss 10
ARRIVED
Lnmber feet, aso4i 1o?Sl $50 fe5 s735s4 s1i.7fI
Shingles, No.. 19s, 32f3DJ0 80 M 0J0
Lath, 69i5a0 l,0s6.i5 i,Gse5oO ace 100 I,3ia3i5
Posts. :. s.ssi 26oea 100 2.tI 2y.iis
sImDer cup IT., lilo 2Ia3I 1870 $3.50 5.1ts
Woou Soitis, 30 10 IA a3 Sl
saIt- BBis. i-9lS 5,5d5 3.9ti 3,si6 3,sIS
stone run, C. ycs 80 23 2,l9 ST. IA
DO dlm- -
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M A. AOWHbENDt
Assistant Adjutant General.
PROPOSALS. FOR THE ERECTION
OF NEW NAVAL MAGAZINE BUILDIkos AT
wAkHIEGToS, D. O.


WAsHSGroS, D. q, April 30 1850, y
ton OF New Naval Magazine Buildings At Washington,
D. g" will be received at the oeo u The Com an
~ the Ordnance Yard in this city until NOON q SAT.
URDAY, the til (5) day Of May 1865, At which hour
the Upsoing Of the bids will DO commenced for the Bree-
ton ola New Naval Magazine on the right bank Of the
AuaeoA river upon the sight Of the prsssnt old build
iuR which Is to be taken down aud the materials used
10 extending the wall Of the nelosurei for removing
the present keepers house and building one 10
another plAee for the repair OF brick Etorahouse
and for ihe necessary fencing and grading upon the
premires
The work Is to bs commenced on THURSDAY, the
teuth QU) day Of May, 1885, and must bs entirely
plsted within nipety 1901 days thereaneT
Plaus aud specifications for the work will he In
readiness A. the once Of the Inspector Of Ordnance
commanding the Ordnance Yard. for the exam
lnstlou Of parties desiring to mAks proposals, on
FRIDAY the twenty seventh az instant, and where
every Information will be given with regard to the
detailsi aud bidders will be required 10 state the
amounts for which they will furnish all the materials
And complete each portion Of the above specified work
according 10 these plans and specifications.
Each bid must be accompanied by good and sufficient
gnATatoTS, approved by oihcer OF the Government
known to this Department. that the bidder will his
Offer be accepted enter into contract to perform the
work bid for. and the Department the Eht
accept or reject any all VI the bids the interest Of
the Government may require
Ferrous desiring to bid must neasssATly visit the
magazine RrOunds AID examine the nehditlon Of the
works In order To bid uadsTstABdinRy and facilities
for doing SO will be offered By The OlosI CON ARdRg
the OrdnAneo Yard. H. A. WISE
AP2j-StAWtd Chief Of Bureau.
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Approved, May 2, 1866.
IPUBLIC-No. 40.l

An Act to remit and refund certain duties.
Be ii enacted by the Senate and House
Of Representatives. Of the United States Of
America IN Congress assembled, That the
Secretary of the Treasury is hereby author
lhed and empowered to remit, or ii paid to
refund any duties levied on produce shipped
from port Of the United States to port Of
the United States, via Canada, il the said
produce was actually in transitu and de.
tanned by ice when the recent reciprocity
treaty with Canada expired.
Approved, May 2, 1866.
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Jso-u Warrington,
nRANGEAND ALEXANDRIA RAIL.
TON AND ALExASDRIA TO RICHMOND AND
On and ansr FRIDAY. September I, 1855. N. train.
on this road will run ~ followsi : '.' -'....-
. G'...-... TRAINS SOUTH r....
Leave Washington At 7 a. m. and g. so p.
Leave Alexandria at 80 a m. and p. m.
Leave 0oTdonsvills At n 80 p. m and i. 40 an.
Arrive In Richmond at s p. N and ga m.
Arrive at Lynehburg 81 Q. % p. m. and g. .. m.
TRAINS NORTH. '.t--..r ...
Leave Lynshburg a. SIS .. m aad !. is ,. m
Leave Richmond a. m. and T. 10 N.
Leave eordonsville Al IA 30 p m. and n nan.
Arrive 81 AlsxAndris 81 ass .. m. and 40 am.
Arrive At Washington at so pm, and 8. Is am.
On sundayslsAve wAshngto At s 80 ,. m only
Local freight trails leaves AlexAndris at - m ar
diving in Gordonsvills at II. IS q m.
Leaves 0ordonsvile al l2s5 p: m. arriving In Asx-
Through freight train leave. kl.xssdri, a sl IN. :,
frIivins in Lysehburs At I,Io p. m. = -
Leaves Lyhshburg at 82s a m, arriving in Alex
'n Ps.:.ss . Rom M w.n.u.on will tax. tn. M
n.n south from Washington, and the o+SA m. train
Pa..ensers By the S5 q. m. and y.ls n. m. train.
rom Lynehburg, and the 7 .. m. and 7lb D. n trains
rom Richmond connect with trains At Washington for
This route has the all others By having
miles, ri. ... ...-f -.
II also passes through Fairfax, Bull Run Mauss.as,
4nd Gordonsve, where many Of the great battles Of
de late rebellion were fought - '-..l b. .ur ~.
Tieksts be procured In Adams Express Building
opposite the b. and Q: r. r. Depot, in wsshipgto
also at the Depot on Maryland avenue. 10 90 =
Trains leave the corner Of First and sreeta wash
ington. W. II. MoCARRBRrY,
! General Superintendent
| r.. J. N. BR0ADis,
I oee-N General Passenger Agent
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ASIATIC OLERA, ..
IA ITS CAUSE AND TREATMENT
PRItE Ito FREE By MIL.

The object Of this work Is to bring together In con.
densed form the prominent Views especially Of
recent Aath0Fiss with regard 10 this teArfly
eating disease AeeunalAing eVidsheS goes 70 pnpVs
seourgs among the number ofprsysntabls diseases.
livery one should road this book. just Published.
syss.INd tstArl 10. 90 PsShSyiysaiA sysalA
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NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN

NEW YORK SS,,t AND NEW HAVEN
Passenger Station In new York corner Twenty
street and PouTth avenue.
Entrance on Twenty seventh STREET.
! TRAINS LRavE NEW YORK: ...'..
For New Haven, 700, 500 ZEE }, II. 30 T. NJ IL 10
lEI s. 90 (EI. S45, $50 and % Ok ], D. m. For
Bridgeport 700, 500 ok. j. ll,3O a. IN. IL is (Rx)
800 lRI So, 80, % Ok N: For Milford aud
st,atford, 90, II. 80 IN. IS, 4so p IN. For PAr-
neld South port and Wsstport 700 II 80 m 1914 80
IN. For Norwak. 90, 8. 90 (Ex $50, Ii 80 IN, |;
i2lb Ex 500 (Bx, 34' 80, $50, 500 Ok p M For
Daren, 100 80. II, 80 = mi as, 40, o 80 p. m.
For Greenwich, ZOO, 0 80, IL sol m as l. 80, So
$50 p. m. For Stamford, 90. 500 tgx y 49, II 50
a. m l2io ok 500 (RI rs, 4S0, 70, 9 30, 90
lESD p. For Portehsstsr and intsrae diats stations
200, 30, l.So m. SIS. 4SO, $50, @ 80, 100 D. m
3 CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston via Springfield 90 m. (gx J; 500 gx J,
sop Ror Boston via shOrs Line, u Is Ok J, 500
P: m. for Hartford and Springfield, 500 (Rx a. m.
lAlb, $50 (Bx), 500 p. m. For Connestieut River
Railroad, 500 .. IN. lex IL 10 p m to MoutrsA 500
Z. N, 20 Northampton. For Hartford, ProVdenes and
fishkill Railroad, g. 90 RE.), q m; l2l5 p. m Por
Now Haven, New London and stouipEtop Railroad at
on a. m l2l6, 500, 500 p. IN. For Canal Railroad
~ 10 p m. to Northampton. For HOusatonic Railroad
$40 q IN. For Haugaluek Railroad, 500 a. mi 500 D.
m. FOR DAnbury aud NorWak Railroad, ZOO 0. so a. NJ
commodious sleeping cars attached to 8 m. train.
ApS JAMES II. H0YT, Superintendent .r
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WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA,, AM
w oEoRoErows RA1LkoAD.
rrns TABLE.
PALT1MoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD

wAsuparor, March 10 1890
Trtins between WASHINGTON and BALTI noRR and
WARRINGTON AND THs WET, are now run as fol.
lows, wis.,
.G.A FOR BALTIMORE gE' u
Leave daily, except Sunday, a eao, $50, and II rs
q m, and AS, 4 30, snd $50 pm.
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS.
l.sr. daily, except Sunday, 81 % q m. and 4 3,
soR WAT STATIONS SOUTH OF AssAPoArs JUNO.
: L s.1 At . .sd q q |. m. and At an and asp.
FOX AsHAPoLB Hh' '" nj.
Leave At o 70 and :. 30 m. and 4 80 p m. No train
to or from Annapolis on Sunday. .IIr. p I'm
ON SUNDAY. r- r..r.. r. ...
tf....H -. FOR BALTIMORE ....rr .-,
Leave al !. 80 An. and 246 and !. 80 p. m,
FOR WAY sTAT1ONs.
Leave at 1901 m. and a 70 .. m. p .H. -H.H
t.a. FOR ALL PARTS OF TIE WHIST. rH
Leave daily, except Sunday, Al $50 . m. and $50
o. Sunday, At 1902 m. only. connecting At Relay
station with trains from Baltimore to whsslins, Par.
Through tickets 10 In. Yves, can be hsa q. the wah.
we'll As at the new once in the American Telegraph
Building Penn.yiysnis avssus, between Four.snd-a-
half And sixth strssta, r
For New YORK, Phiisd.lpAi. and Boston, %. ,dver.
hssnsni Of "rhroush Line IT .-r u .-slr.4'.
w. p. SMITH,
..... ...s Master Of Transportation
7 ... '.. L. NJ COLI, Y
.... .. ...H. General Ticket Agent 10
- GEO. Q. KooNTz, Agent,
jae-u '.s Warrington, \
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THIS IsTo GIVE NOTICE THATTHE
Il sseseribsr has obtained from the orpAaus Court
o. Washington county, In the District q Colu mbia
W hanllton, late Of Washington county, deceased.
a., bsn9as having claim. against the said deceased
~ herepy warned 10 exhibit the same with The
yoaehsr hsreO the subserber on or bsfo. IN aos
a ay y hsIeh nsxt they may pthsrwiss b. law be
sAauasa nom all ssusht Of the said estate,
1889 va ~ c nissn5t a
nhxl.WsWs 1inisiStlaiSsu 2
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THE NAIIONAL REPUBLICAN, MORNING MAY lsssT

w..hburs., =. D. mi, ie5 emit, tsts.sdp.,i
Mashburn, W, B., Mass, A5s y sL -..a,..ff.a ...'
Mashburn, Henry D., IndianA
Warner. Samuel /. 6onueetieut a5t street .rI d.
woodbridge, y. A Vermont. 2ee street
Ward, Hamilton, New York, 4eo Tweinh street. 81 y
wsntvorth, John, Illinois, wiilards'. -
WhaIey XIV, West virgnia, cor. Q street and Louis
iaua avenue
Williams, Thos, Pennsylvsnis, Avenue House.
Wilson, v, Iowa, ns u Il. bet Hth and lsth.
Wilson, Stephen ", Pa, United States Hotel
Wlndom, VIM, Minnesota. ga Twelfth street.
Winfield, O. H., New York, tO6 Ninth street
oANpfDATEs roR ADMISSION.
Barker, Jacob, Louisiana, Williard'a ~. .
Conrad, Robert T. virginia, Rbbitt HOUSE .
gampbell, WIN. B., Tennessee, Metropolitan.
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