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CONTINENTAL HOTEL,
y LONG BRANCH, NEW JERSEY

This mammoth Hotel. filed mp with all the
modern Improvements, will open or about a
length, by two hundred feet deep. with lE: ~
portco twenty four feet in depth along the en1 n.
front, and contains six hundred rooms. epecinllv
arranged for families, and fitted with gas bells
and other conyenences not usually founu NJ sensds
seventy ive feet. The SURROUNDING grounds are
spacious, neatly laid out. and provided with Gov.
gross water, in artificial fountains, transportea
osily from the famous Congress SPRING., Sara
toGa. New York: The Sea Bathing is uns1r passed
and perfectly safe. Guests leaving Washineton ~
morning train for Philadelphia arrive At Long
Branch at 6 p. M. same day. Tho.e desirins
rooms viii please apply 81 the Airkwood House.
tins city. SPRAGCE STOKE
my H-Im Proprietors,
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AMNESTY

Warrants Of pardon were signed for very
few persons by the President on Saturday last
and these were all under the first and thir.
teenth exceptions. ]. H. Green and G. H.
Giddings, Of Texas, and s. T.. Daniel, w. r.
kendrick, Sarah A. Stephens, Nicholas Wyue.
and l. Battle, OF Georgia, were among those
hardened
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CENTRAL cox pARpoSRD

The President granted a pardon to-day 10
Brig General W. Il. Cox, OF North Carolina.
confederate general, on the recommendations
Of Major General o. o. Howard, Brig. General
L Whittiesey, Assistant Commissioner of the
freedmen's Bureau for North and South Car.
oiina, Governor J. Worth, and Ex-Governor
W. W. Holden.
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SEA WALL CONTRACT.-At noon,to. day bids
were opened at the Mayors Office for the con-
struction OF sea wall on the river front from
TN to 9th street. The following were the bids:
John Cameron, $500 per cubic perch; John
brannon, 1915; Thos. OConner, a.lO; Wise
q Callahan, $40; Stephen McArdle, $3.50,
Pat Reardan, $40; Chas. Wilson, $525: p
Crowley CO., IS 25; John Webster. $3.50:
A: M Maynard, S3.97 John McCullcm, SIS 30
Thos. O'Brien, 81 35, ''
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RESIGNED

Inc following officers have rendered their
resignation, to take effect on the dates indi.
caleo:EBrevet Lieut.. Col. ]. H. Taylor, his
IsE Capt. A. c. Voolfolk, A. q. NJ, u s a.
May LIST; First Lieut. E. NJ McCook, ith II :
cavalry, May 9th; Second Lieut. James Mar.
4th U. s. artillery, April 7th. -"'
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THE HOLMAN OPERA TRouPE.-The spirited
style IN which this company give the operas
embraced in their repertoire should draw
crowded houses 10 Growers during their brief
stay here. The matinee on Saturday, when
''Candereila' was presented, was q great sue
cess As there was hardly standing room in the
building.
On Saturday night they gave Balfe's charm.
ing opera, "the Bohemian Girl, To a fashion.
Ole house, and in a manner TO gain them erea,
applause. The beautiful and graceful Sallie
Holman was spriehtly and vivacious as Gar.
line and her singing was warmly applauded
MT William Crane was acceptable as Count
Anthem" and his solos were admirable. His
forte, however. is comedy, in which he excels
MT. Alfred Holman as Deyilshoof, Miss Cav.
euder as the Gypsy Queen. and Mr.. Dayidse
as Florestine were all good.
hne bill this evening, being the "Elixir of
Love" and Beauty and the Beast,
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub.cri.
"a Der has obtained from the Orphans Court of
letter. Of the personal estate ~
-: y. n9ore. late Of Washington, b. c.. de-.
decessed, are hereby warned to exhibit the ana
sn tee vouchers thereof, 70 the subscriber. on or
SStofe tne stn DAY OF Nay next: they may other.
estate. - As VI sne sAao
Given under my hand. this sth day ar usv.
~ ulAWoVs hiSsiSrsss.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, May 14.-Flour quiet and firm
wheat steady. Corn declined one cent; white
s6as7c-; yellow, s1as2c. Oats firm 1t 81 PRO,
visions firm; mess pork, S3OaS3l. Sugar stead v.
refining grades, 104a1Oxc. Coffee dun. Wins,
key firm; Western, 81. % NJ .26x
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH AND CoRNrD

oFFicE DEPOT CoNMIssARY OF SUBSISTENCE D
o WAsHING Ton, ID. c., Nav u leSc
sealed Proposals, Of the form furnished nv ~
nn1eerGgned, WILDE received. in duplicafe. untiI
fuES.pAf the 2stb instant: at IL m for an the
wuisshhSDeei required for sales to officers ct the
Msshinston Depot. This Beef will be entiraiv
I3m nlno Quarters, except the ribs, Of the hat
seieetion, and OF the finest Quality oe''
Also Itne same time and place, and under tha
zane conditone proposals VIII be received Ia, M
tne Corned Beef required fer any purpose AZ tbi.
DEPOT II must be Of the FIRST quality and in mn
objectionable condition "~ IN on-
Inc contractor will be required to delivar tsa
eat ~ the Sforehouse, where he viii dstribnt. y,
IN encn quantities and at such times, as An once
Oh the cuosletsnce Department may direct
sepaIste Proposals will be received for cupulv
>, sisdsrs must be present 1t the opening OF .b.
Payment 70 be made at this office in sueb frna, .
the 3oSernment may have for disbursement
4ntne meat will be subject 70 Q rigid insnectfon
snd not sausfactory, purchases in the omen mar.
Ket VIII be made, ct the pense OF The csntractop
All Questions respecting quality and conditian
department. receiving the Meat.
The contract will be made for n e. month"; from,
fne Itn day Of June, 1856. or such period ~ fhe
General may determine
BIDS mat be endorsed Proposals for
~" and addressed TO the undersiened vhn,
reserves the right to reject any Or ali BIDS. WV
myAeoSt Major and O. g.. UsNi
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Bank Statement

NEW YORK, May 1.-THE following ia thu
Bank statement Increase in Loans 03s40. GOO.
Specie, sa5 GOO; Deposits, s7,OOO,oOO; Legal
S726,OOO.
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RIOT AMONG THE CANAL woRKNKS.-This
morning, the colored hands working in the ca
nal At I'D street were attacked by Others who
had struck for higher wages. A stone fight
ensued In which no damage worth me utiouin .
was done. Sergeant Gessford. with the Sew
en'n WARD police, was soon on the spot and ar
rested q hall dozen Of the leaders and locked
them up in the Seventh Ward station for triaI.
The Superintendent was notified by telegraph.
and went TO the canal with the detective
iorce and dispersed the crowd Of idle persons
lettering about there.
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New York Markets.

New YORK, May l4.-Flour declined 5a,Oc
southern Si665a$l675. Wheat declined Iaac'
Corn advanced lc. Beef steady. Pork firm Al
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SECOND EDITION,
O'CLOCK r. n.
4 O'CLOCK r. n.
aOvERNmERf skoURlYaes.
WAsHIHeron, May Il. 1855
Jay Oeeks q o. furnish the eullovre ouo.

HEW YORK YIRsf BOARD sALDs.
Coupons, l0sS; Five Twrnties, 1874, i0lx;
Five TWennes, 1854, l0ig: Five Twentiss
1886, 10; Ten Forties, IS: seven Thirt,es'
l0sk; Certificates, i00x; Gold. 1903.
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GEsERAL BEArREGARD In BALTIMORE
Gen. p. q. 7. Beauregard, accomnanied ~
Col. Florence and Mr.. Schwartz, arrived in
Baltimore yesterday morning. from New Or.
leans, ana stopped AT Barnum's Hotel The
route 10 Europe, 10 negotiate loan n is nm
derstood- for the railroad of which he Is the en-
ecutiye officer
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Inc FIRING into q Pleasure Beat Nv
British steamer Explanation De-

- EAsTPoRT. Me, May Ii-Acting Admiral
BoRgs has just left here per steamer Deso,os To
demand an explanation from the commander
Of the steamer at ST. Andrews i'm regard 70 III
hiring into a pleasure boat of Roberston,s, with
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u = pIsARNEpu
TIE CHIEF C4USEs OF PESTTLENCE

TIE CHIEF C4UsEs OF PEsTTLENcE
,.pk: Z. CoURTARET's DIsINPHCTING
States and Frsnce.. Prepared solely by The New
sss o: sSs $780, 800 800 Henry Street n T. om.
This Company organized on q permanent basis.
With Or, Courtsret: the celebrated french Chem
pi.h Il. DsiNFEcTING FIuTps for lick rooms nur
series urtnals. water closets, priyies ce,spools,
and sass e
n9usss, onA and fss- boiling estAbiis Sments: al
* sSs sss4 20 value
son2us and offensive gases exist These ssentss are
antlutrescents and dis
principles-lesvine in their places f,Si,Sf"q 1.
poisonous ssesseot Injurious to utensils in whieh
tney are used, The attention OF me1ioai ana sci
;sehed afs 70 ths:s :;
covsry which, With hundreds Of Others can be seen
." 'he Gompany ofhce.
10 Ms PIes'dew OF the Neac York DisiHSsofirr
Dear Sir: 1t Is all IL is represented 70 b. Va
have made many, trials Of disinftctsuts. sut pos
consider that We have found an article which sUr.
passes Oil Others - q remedy against all bad odors
T.. RossRLL Co
NEW Yonk. April Q, ISIS
10 the PresideD If the Nerc fori Disntes.,.-
Dear Sir: We pronounce IL without exce,ti,.
70 De the best We have ever known. Ita effect anon
every matter is complete and iastsntansous NV"
SN B-Th.ss ar. Ss'o o.ea G ;, IN.
scayensers. under the direction OF the Sanitary
N Hsncy o. the metropolitan Health Department,
oPowFLi z THOMPSON. a. orp.nsr.sY
the Casadss, to whom all orders Should be cd.
r are IL <, an
the United states and Cansdas. nv II sn IN
- pIrCrS ps .CC
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LOCAL NEWS.

SERIOUS ACOIDENT.-Yesterdaya afternoon.
about O'Clock. while MP. and Mrs HIND were
riding in a light buggy, in turning the corner
OF LIST street east and II street north the morse
got frightened At a dog, and turned suddenly.
throwing out the occupants. The horse dashed
the Tiber came In collision with another bupyy.
occupied by Mrs. Preston and her three chill
dren. MT Preston, who was holding his horse
10 avoid accident, was knocked down and run
over, badly 6ruising his right hip and knee
Mr.. Kinds horse became detached, running
down II street. Mr.. Preston was taxen TO the
drug store OF A. j. Shafhirt, corner of H and
Delaware avenue, where he was attended nv
DIR. L. q. Merriam. The carriage passed over
Hrs. Kinds chest. No limbs were broken
She was at once removed to a house in the
vicinity. This morning both the sufferers are
considerably better
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rsLEeBAns.

TUhoLAInID rsLEeBAas.
A.' 1s. wEl.:s.r as;. Ses, :, ,.t
-.s: .sas: !: q;
Thomas FOsarty.p i, h ls LII LII. Crooks:
a Il Gs,, M.0 -. sAS NE THEE
SIsstes to ca, G1 81 ps :, she made mistake
6' n' 'A !. K% & ala d. street,
my u ST. Millinery and Fancy store. Island.
rTHE rOLL0WIN9 TICKET Will BE
ffrTa " sfsHpns election by the
RIOHARD wALLAoH.
nhDAA Col. JAS. A. TAFT.
W.P. FERGUSON.
JOHN V. BRYAN
my II Of B.F. Dyer.
NJ SEVENTH wARD.-A meeting Of Yo,.,, ,
W. Of the seventh ward favorsSie TO Che boil
saS II, IL. p ,s sss i: 4
oelock to nominate Ward Candidates to be aus.
the 'psisins a.. %SpGGt ca' Hn sssson
9tfsssPssr AND oE 1nSEsr SSAAF1GEAk
u t ks sss 81 ~. an
H.ny: held on ths asth inst the following resoiu
Re;oirsa Tina. the Prssidsnt be directed to ,,,u.
a. Al iSr 6rs dollars Pc, shdrs the capital stock
e. Ss s:S ea &c stock
nnoIaers OF this Company residing In Washington.
sssessments at the ONCE Of the Compsny. soT
~. eyenue corner Of llth street. By the
J. =. JOHNSTON,
my9l Prest Nat. TX. and Trans. Co.
m BREECH LOADING ARM-The Board for
~ the examination Of Breech- Loading Arms,
session at No. 81 Windert Building -
Arms viii be received daily. between the hours
OF IL d m. and ,. m, until further notice.
inventors are requested to submit their arms In
person or BY agent to the Recorder OF the Board.
OWENS,
Captain 9Th q. 8. cavalry,
NH ~, .. Brevst Lieutenant Colonel o. 8. A.,
o.u Iou Recorder.
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PERSONAL.

N0TICE.-I hereby forewarn eli person, not 70
BED On n, ,Sss.n
T. 0 $500 GO = o a.
Citizens from Navy Yard and Capitol Hin can
leave their orders 1t Mr.. G y. Guliek's Grocery
street. sEIIfo HsS Jersey avenue and south
Vmcs-as2 Pennsylvania avenue, north side
0i my Il .s e and q. 'tres''i " MCCONNELL
N.e. 8. BOND has removed to Massachusetts
aNsn1e, one door east Of 9TH street Orders left
on NJ SLATE, 81 the drugstore corner 9th and
.IoS... WIN receive prompt attention. my l0.lm-
D4e 7SA M st, Young h. removed to No
Sosmsr s0ES c the gas Office, and nearly opposite his
,olH.eI 0llee. my 9-2w-
MADAM Ah0LIAB, CLAIRVOYANT AND
reeidence. No. SO Montgemery street Georrs.
town, p upon the past, present and future
business, lost or stolen pro oerty recovery
&C, from q. m. ts p. m. my s6ts'
SPECIAL CARD TO THE LADIEs-PRIV4TE
esseiisn. e as
during Confinement, eau find such \ Hons in the the
BroOiIyn without children or Sosrdsrs. 1ppIic. an
addressed to initials are never sent thron Oh nost
eflce. Address Box ISL. Brooklyn, NY. nv Inn
NJ Rs. II; r. WRIGHT, Magnetic and OIairyov.
R 1h ant Physician; Heals by Laying Oh Hands,
Fesse WssSns.sss Uni' AND rs
sia. Tits, &c. Rooms 453 9th ct. bet. and E
o.Ioo.s. my Aim
nR. n. a: BLANKMAN, =
- Sohsk tos v mp DENTIST
mstz H. So xSn Psnn'yivania avenue Slime
n..z 800 c.ore: ap4-2m-
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y 10 GENTLEMANS SUIT:
COAT VEST and PANTS.
A lim;tef supply only.

m1l4-a. Cor. 7th ct. and Maryisnd sve.ue
FOB sALE-A COED (WatsonJ PhjI.deI,hi.
manufactured FAMILY CARRIAGE. = Syand
Young HOkSES. Price SlOo. They can be sesn
at MI COOK q Livery Stable on sth street I hst
AM ana s; or the Horses will be sold separate
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS

aea'y Hank fniiur- in Philadelphia. =
q, rhlL AtkLPHiA. May 1.-THE failure of
Work, MoCouch Co, Ban kers causer $50
excitement this morning and entaiIed heasy
ioss"s on stock speculation They were ~rest
orars IN the Heeteayiiie Passenger Railroad.
y Snlcn was forced ap to Is anL then fell 10 -.
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A HANDSOME ROSEWOOD PIANO FOR
"A oAL5Ihearly new and in tn. very best Of
order VIII be sold very low for cash Ami NJ
No. 394 street, near 10th myT
F9R SALE CHEAP-A BAROUCHE Oar.
90 pIAGE, IN good order. Can be seen At
and streets 0r een n
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SANTA ANNA About TO TAKE THE FIy1p
General Santa Anna. the ex- President OF the
MEXICAN Republic. arrived on Saturday from
-. Thomas, at Elizabethport, New Jersey
ne Is accompanied by several of his country
men, and IL u understood that he Games m ms b
common cause with Juarez against Maximil
IAN; that he will soon appear on Mexican soil.
ngntlng against the invaders of his countrv
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RLACK AND ooLoRkD SILKS.

We shall open on
MONDAY. MAY lara,
afull live of
BLACK PoULr De JOE
And eros GRAIN SILKS.
from Si.Is to 81 SO per yard.
ALSO.
beautiful assortment of email CHECK
sILks. 81. q to SIZE per gard.
Plaid FoULARD sILKs OF rs oests
Striped and Figured FeULARB SILKS, 81
cents and q.
The sbeve goods we're bought BY us ct L.
Curtis sale last FRIDAY, NJ New York, very muoA
below cest OF import stirR, and will be cola st
trining advance on the auction cost.
JOS. }. NAY 90,
sos Pennsylvania avenue.
my ii.ni between 9th and 10th s,s
Rf W. b. LEWIS Co, Aueuoneer..
WEDNESDAY NEXT. May ls. stsooioek m .
We snail sell the Frame Buiidiag.
myEM w.D. LEWIS CO., Aac,..
ny J. q. hcGUIKk CO., Auctioueers.
BRICK BogsE AsR LOT ON d sIksKr,
% FkiDAY AFTERNOON, May 18th, a. .ir
In kisS, ss sSs RTss%1,e E shall sell Lot No
one -stery Brick Building, suitable and veil To-
Gated for . bushes stand.
Terms One half cash; residue in six and nine
months, Win interest, secures by deed Of trust
my Il ats JAS. G. MCGUIRE & o., Aucts.
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CONVENIENT SALE OF mOLAssFs

CONVENIENT SALE OF noIAssls.
o' Dsi Ha Gss.ms,saf Z q Sss, a
Sealed proposals in duplicate, Of IL. form Tar
Il: 81 sssD;I.i s j; a:
-, I'd 300 aiI LON IONS OF MoLAssEs;
s, ss:. s f:Se:
Al q: p.staees have been rssaussd and recoop.
sfy Be s.:3
bIs' s.1 sT 4sl Fer: Eli, Clarke 4.
ssyss Fl: S;s L. Knburn. a. o. s., U.
Brsve1 Big. pGs ss. Z. Wilson " g. and R,.,..
Lieut. COL, Capt and G. s., Us 4, Baltimore.
Pss..ss ' IN Gns Se,ernmsu. funds. .sou. at, Der
Of the bid and the remainder before the dsi1ers
COMFY VIII shsi1 cont. sa"'' who have failed to
III; Sdders are lequested to be present at the open
An purchases vim be- loaded at the Government
wharf IN Washington, d. G., free Of expense
regard to bids viii be Observed ~ ns in
my a eo6t Major and G. g.. g.SA
FOB sALI-A CRAY HORSE, Is hands nigh,
60 o. ssaS!e hs!, sse'' PRICE ced ss
Can % n sen .t st.bles adoining the Engi. ~
Il . lot Of prime LATHs, which / Offer for IN" a
the reduced price Of four ffty SD Der thousand.
m, ,aa eor' w.s sts -. :tr cs, and s:n:l:
DAMAGED DRESS GOODS.
We have just recei we'd .
400 PIECES FINEST 0RGANDIEs,
dam
bargain. Also, .....
bought at the great Auction Sale in New York.
These goods are very cheap, and range in price
from s @ 80
IS CENTS TO rs CENTS PEs YARD.
Call at once and save your money at
LANsBgRGH 4 BROS,
a.- SIS Ssventh street,
my Il ~ Intellisencsr Building.
!" ,un - ~
OF GREAT xEso ThacE -
wHERE THEY SELL SHOES so CHEAP,
HEILBR
500 sEyEN1H sTRIEr.
We are now selling: 900.
Fine sEWED CATERS and TIES for $50
Ladies SHIPPERS Ter 10 cents. '--'t
SIN. wi
Misses BALMoRALs and CATERS for 81
BOYS ana Children SHOES at all prices
- Also,
1kUhhs, TRUNKS irom 81 80 up.
At sO6 SEVENTH STREET,
NY 10. O1c eoor soath OF Odd Fellows Hall.
NkSk kTs T.sdv -: ,.s.;. eeyetIs. T. BON
York workmanship, together With = nsvIv(1N
arrived assornept OF erkAW GOODS, for ~
Lsdys and Chiidrenl wear, car. nov be seea 81
z i nv; near 18th street, at Mrs
N. a. II0n M.n,oey 1oons my 0-6ts
MATHEWS HORSE NAGAGENTNT MI.
Ml Taisd Mayssws horse Doctor. iiiustrsesd. /
and Physiology Of the Horse. yenningS =: thS Hc$S
and bis Diseases. fauatt the dorae Msso.,s
Farrier and Stud Book Lswrence on thu Hor.s
mn - FkANOk fAYLOR.
HELMBOLDy FLUID EXTRAOT BUOHuT
- pleasant IN taste and dor, free from al iSja.
rfoos proesrtass. md tnAsdiato aiS ~
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We have shown above that the total number
OF new advertisements in the DGiIy Chronicle for
the six months ending March 81, was 45U7, or
an average OF 20 per day. The number of new
entertainments IN the Star during that time
was 9,0e3, an average of 5sX per day.
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FUNERAL Of Hon. Geo. T.. Badger.
Hon. George L.. Badger were followed 20 the
grave by an immense concourse OF ali classes
OF tne community Sunday evening. MI Badger
DIED last Friday Of paralysis
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THIS Is re GIVE NOTICE, That the suh.,rf
l. Der has obtained frem the Orphans Court OF
letters tsstamentAry on the personal -s
tate OF Courtney Reeves. late Of w ashiueTon. ID n
aecessed All persons having claims against the
SAID deceased, are hereby warned to eShibit the
s ~t.1 Ine vouchers thereof to the subscriber
n msH osneswise BY Law be excluded from eli benef,
,ss Given under my hand this LIST day of NAY,
my a-lawsws MARyJ Rrrvre
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RE The Orpiaas Of Michael Cos.,ns,on.
- deceased: -Christopher CanmsrE Senir Gnsr
dian OF said phans, having reported TO the Court
test on the l4th day Of lsst after due netce
o. the time. place and terms OF sale he sojd and
dsrosed OF the intereet Of said orphans in the
saii OF Lot No. ], Of Davidsens subdiyisf Of
Washineten. TO Patrick Conroy for the ssm ~
ss SSS. ana that the said purchaser has complied
OF April, 1856 ordered by the Court that ala Az
DE and the same Is hereby ratised and conf rmed.
uness cause to the contrary be shown On or befors
the 1871 day Of May next: Pror idsd ccny ~ III;
oIner be Published once week for three success.
sive weeks in the Evening Star prior To said dsy.
WIN. II. PURCELL
-. Judge of the 0rahans' Court
rue copy-Tes: H. @. ROBRINS
ep silaw3w Regi.tsr ~ WiIis
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NHls Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscrf-
-, bers have obtained from the Orphans Court Of
washington county, in the District of Columbia
etters Of administration on the personal
tste q william Richards, late of Washington
u e., deceased. All persons having claims against
IN, me SAID deessssd, are hereby warned to exhibit
the same, with the vouchers thereof. TO the eubscr
Der. on or before the 5th day Of May next: they
OF the said estate. -
Given under our 49, sth day of NAV. ,sss
n. 9AsE RICHARDS.
JAAEs RICHARDS
my e-law3w' Administrators
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WASHINGTON MARKET
w" KILLEN 4 HAVENEER,
NO. 4l3 u street, between 18th and lath
&l.LS SI.7s SI55
PoE BsHon. per gallon. Der FALLEN


have opened A ICE oREAM DEPOT. and def 49, ne
srraneed with one of the best houses in BaItinors
20 1eep ue supplied with Ice Cream Of the vsrv
nnest quality. Hotels. Boarding houses, Confec.
noners, Private Families, Festivals, and Picnic
purest and best dream, and a. GfsstIy ysSu sse
Constantly on hand full supp,y OF rresb ana
S Ssit Mects. fo1ltry: Vegetables, Fruits, Eye.
Du'ter, Cheese, Family and Extra Flour, CrsSS.
Sor fsas On assortasnt Of hne Groceries. suitable
~ purposes NOTICE. -
8 FRESH Meats purchased on Sat.
Senvered rseh and sweet from our ice house eartv
SUNDAY n morning: Give us . call Ali We esd il
O ,Ss aiiS An purchases delivered snywSsrs
killer l. HAvENNER,
Washington Market.
my lt.6t- No. 413 II ST., bet. 18th and isth.
ORPHANS COURT. Nay ssh lsis.-DIsrRIcro OF
~ COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON COUNTY, 10 Ter .-In
The case Of Lucinda Chase. sdninistrstrix Of
,m s,r.,sin d: Chsse; deceased, the admin.
ticn Of the Orphans, Court Of w.:R RHasSs,
instant, for the hnal settlement and ala
tribuiion Of the personal estate of said de-
ceased. and OF the assets in hand, - far AZ the
DECEASED are Notified 70 attend, at the Orphan
Court OF Wash ington County resaid D vitk fhei,
claims properly youched. or they may otherVise
sy law b excluded from ell benefit in ssid de-.
h ssd estate: provided COPY Of this erder Be
-. Ts:tNz. q. ROBBINS.
~ '-'e~eW Er..H RegfSter of Wif1s
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pRoPosALs FOB MAIL BAGS.

Posi- OFFICE BEpARrnENr,
ssALxD pE6PosSEsS Il. HI % April Y s
s iSt l.sI.Sns as . s9SRa li
:e e sss ss IT, S as
and oedsqea % ~ from time to time be required
JUTE CANVAS MAIL SACKS,
Of aze No. IS inches in length and 81 inches in
and . inches in circumference; Of size Ne 81
Sd e ..: Ina. 81 .ss.s
s &c asss.d AND ssaa e
,po 80 Weigh one ounce 70 about yerds and OF
~sleh one ounce to sbout eisssy I'VE y.rds. "
Inc sacks Of size No. are 20 be made of juts
ys,s; Of A inches width the ssrp and wen to Ss
The sacks Of sizs No. are to be made Of thin psr
to. s:; s.a and hal.
t s,sp :r hem = the TOP inches
ten to the former and eight to the .tter~sre to Ss
S.Sa and sns ME- are ssSh 60 ,; P.o.ss
less. they are % be made With two seams, secured
inside and out.ids Unsed s,sts, sss e = MARK
spd distinct letters.
IN the quality Of materials, whether OF lutte. nsH,
or conon or N the matter of Construction will ~
eat and e., "a 10 price in deciding the low
No proposal viii be considered il not accompanied
sf and 81 sse ise .rs o.
the nd Tor, and also written guaranty from
b Be esra.S sT sSs y %
place here they reside that they will become re-
ooHs1set IN Ss%' : 'S SroSc.
The sacks contracted for are to be delivered, ct
York, Philadslphia. Baltimore. and Washington,
y O.; In such Quantities and at such times = may
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NVIlCE.-I hereby forewarn eli persons not IN
4 trust my wife. Mary Gorouen, on nv acconnt
me 70 nssi s.g LETT my bed and board. = '"'