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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-13
SUSPENSION OF TRAVEL Washington

SUSPENSION OF TRAVEL The Washington
Republican of this morning says:
For the information Of our Alexandria
readers, we are requested TO state that the
Columbia Bridge, over the canal, between the
Aqueduct Bridge aud Four Mile Run, will be
closed to travel to- day, in order that workmen
may complete needed repairs. The suspension
to trade will not be for longer period than Il
day or two
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III Ai& 'Iu&'''.1'' '''' ~ az ''SS' t'i "'N ''
vii! pay IL" E"r% E!ghes! marHct Pcicc =. @;'>"'
I.n... i,..,r..,- >,nr,.q. n,r sale %yiu And tito
their a3vanmee to evil or correspond with tAe
.rb.o,ih,r !. +. McIRAW,
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-, - y - :. :; 4 I,,I
~ i>.,,,,, =,
@'h' tons ~ -'iAN "iA-H IhD, !'' "H'cA we
E.cLr-l market price will be paid il cash; ulso,
49,, n.o r;ffED;;I- SP0kEE bv
I. EO;$<ENTHAL.
- ,,,..,.. ,,.I I,- S;;II,1,y
T. IT<g,%' tyHIT'E HfilRTSli
- ~ 80 - - 49,,
III Embellishments in New ! orl q full Assort-
I.nnt OF Shirts. Collars N"d Cut!:, MI OF which
will bcsoti y.marl;.bIy o~. considering quality
Price. 81 Shirt, range from $2l 10 $40 per dog
Parties wishing haii dozen or more shirts, CAL
have them ur.,r~d in accordance with mlca--
Ha %4ie1 "'5 ~ De- #TErEy' ~ t. R;ro
> = - 80
1870 TH i Z I 3 L ! G
Having engaged the services oI st Erst r:4@s
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JUST RECEIVED, fine assortment Of Trun ks,
Falise5 and Cabbas, at s DEALHAMs, LOG,
KING street jy25-2awtf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-13
TO CARLIN'S SPRINGS

TO CARLIN'S SPRING5I
The citizens of Alexandria are respec fully
notified that the IND DAY OF SEPT has
been set apart for Grand Excursonto Carlin's
Springs, to which they are invited.
the first train Will leave the corner Of Prin-
cess and Fairfax streets, at u. m. and 9, and at
p and p. m; returning will leave the Springs
~ C = Sijf 5 + n n. C0T1LL10N
MUSIC has been engaged for the occasion.
Refreshments will be furnished by Mr.. j. Il.
r. Carlin, at city prices
MASTER OF CEREMONIES.
JOHN \. FIELD, (Red and White Kosette)
FLOOR MANAGERS, (EED R0sETTE.i
s. N Anbnoe, Lewis Milburn,
p. W. Ghcen, Wm. Sherwood,
VIM Johnson James Sherwood.
COM. or AREAH;;4MEETs, (wnITE EosETTE.)
John A. Arnold, Joseph Higgins,
John Perry 1ho3 A. WoodIeld,
B. w. Gheon, Jesse Il. Sherwood
John s. Raeburn. D. Bendheim,
S. n Aubinoc James Cole
w Taylor, " Sherwood.
COMMITTEE o. ORDER, (HLUE E1nr"N.i
John W, CntnpboI John Arnold
John w SimDeCn Alexander C"skIrY,
Charles Cox John Boyd,
Alexander Smith, W. Rocker
VIM. Wallace h. ". Wym2n,
8 King James McCraci,@H,
D. M. Furong Robert Travis,
VIM Holland G. c. Wade,
John Cogswell, Joseph Hanson,
Peter G. Simpson, Thomas Nc Miilnn,
James Christie Charles h. Glover,
w r. itoward, VIM. Arnold,
John Chauncey.
Tic best OF order will be strictly obscryrd.-
No liquors allowed on the grounds Every
opportunity will be afforded visitors 90 &c
in innocent amusement, and hHalthin and L.
ultimate recreation.
Como one, come ALL and bring your families
Tickets, for Gentleman and Lady, 81; Single
Tickets for ladies, 50 cent each Servants and
Children. 81 cents.
Don't forget the time and place. "n Monday,
the .HiLh ut Carlin's Springs. aug I'D
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", WANTED TO PURCHASE,
k#$;l For other parties, medium sized BRICK
DWELLING HOUSES, in this city. Also,
SMALL FARMS, with improvements, within
six or eight miles Of this, or Washington city,
or near the railroads in this or Fairfax county,
and 1000 acres of timbered lands, in one OF more
tracts, near the Potomac river.
JOHNSTON & LLOYD,
Real Estate Agents, King ST., Alexandria.
aup 1o-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-13

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FAIRFA \
y LANDRY virtue of decree Of the Coun-
t. Court of Fairfax county, rendered ct IT.
June term, 1867, in the case Of Hustled, surviY-
ing, &c, VS. Orton ct al, the subscriber as
Comlnis sioner Of said Court, will sell, at public
auction, on the l9TI DAY OF Az GUST, 1857,
lCour d.yJ At II O clock H., in front Of the
Court House of said county, TRACT or
LAND, containing about 235 acres, late the
property Of (. y. Orion, Decd, conveyed t.
him by r. q Walradt.
sjnid tract i situated about l. miles from Lew
irsvillo, and adioins the lands of VIM. Hwlnk
and Mr.. JacI,-on More particulars will be
given AT sale
fhEM;i.-Ony-third cash, thr residue in tH'o
,qual in-taj!Hrara NJ three and six months from
Tie day 81 .ata. with interest," the purchaser !"
give his bond for laid instruments, and title to
be retained t.:t.l their payment.
VIM 4. MOORE, Commr
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Al CTION 81 L Z s
szl# JUDICIAL SALE or A
- VALUABLE FARM IN ULPEPEK.

49, q IUNBLb 4 I'M 1A' W III IA XIV
Is virtue Of a decree Of the CIRCUIT Court OF
CulrepeT, pronounced on the 9Th day OF June
1877, in the casa Of ''Smoot VS. Brandts ADMIN
istrator, DC, the\undersigned, Commissloners
appointed for the purpose, will, on MONDAY,
the End day Of September, 1867, if fair, If not on
the next fair day, sc ], on the premises, at pub
lie auction, to the highest bidder, that well
known and beautiful larIn called BRANDY
WTNI" formerly owned by Daniel f. Slaugh-
ter, esq, and by him sold to Dr.. Logan Brandt,
cnotYi1ing THREE HUNDRED AND THIR-
TY-SfX AND THREE-FOURTH ACRES, be
the same more or less
This farm adjoins the lands of Rev. Philip
Slaughter, VIM Major, Mrs, Cathar!He Critten-
den, and others; lies beautifully undu!4ting at
the foot Of "Sluughters Mountain, has on
it q young and vigorous OhCHAhDi Is wen
wAtcrcd, and finely adapted 10 the growth OF
grass and al the cereals; is in the midst of ex-
celicnt society; about II mics from MltchelS
Station, or. the Orange u Alexandria Railroad,
about six miles from! Culpeper Court House,
and is one Of the most desirable farms in thu.
section Of the country.
TERMS SO much Of the purchase money
as may pc necessary 10 de!ray the expenses OF
the suit, and the expenses Of making this sale,
must be paid down in cash for the residue h
credit Of two, three and four year. will be Civ
en-. tbs purchaser giving bon with good sccur-
i,v with interest from the date, and the title TO
De withheld til. all the purchase money shall
have been paid
Under this decree the Commissioners arc a.
thorizcd to sell either publicly privately and
the purchaser may, at his option, pay down in
cash he whole the purchase money
HENRY SHACkELFORD.
JOHN W. BELL
JAMES " GREEN.
,.ilrnr.cr cn iv 20.cnily Commissioners
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.z=; Il a''',' AA''ll r>> ''' 49,,
The Choir Of the NJ. E. Church South vii!
give Moonlight Excursion on TIlUkSDAl
EVENING, 18th instant. TIE WAW AShi
will leave her wharf at =. m, going rs lar u
INDIAN HEAD, and returning to the c!ty
about II o clock. Good singing may be expect
ed ON the occasion. The oi,icct Of this excur-
sion is to provide money towards purchasing
an organ for their church.
Tickets, adults soc; Children, .!5c; which can
be had at the stores Of J. T. Creighton Y Son,
r. l.. Wood, W. H. Padgelt and at the boat
Il--1I
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LOVE AND TRUTH.
GRAND EXCURSION OF
SAREPTA LODGE, No Dc, l. Q, O. +,
"a Eszz55 z:::::s
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rT-.a, FESTIVAL AT AND
s; $500 s:s.sss MOONLIHHT EXCURSION
~

.; {. 49,. MoONLI&HT EXCURSION
10 GiYMUNT.
Tie ladies Of St Johns Parish, Charles
county, Md, will held FESTIVAL at ely
mont Pavilion, on TU E5DAY, UGUSI l"th,
for the purpose OF raising funds 10 repair Their
chapel. An excellent dinner and supper Will
be prepared and variety OF re!reshment& Jar
nished thrOug hoUt the day and evening. Fine
music with other adjustments may DC expect
cd. The Indies hope that the Object of the FeS-
tya! together with its plraSrirnblc inducements,
will commend itself 10 the public, and secure
their generous patronage
The steamer WAWASET will Leave hle%-
c1andria at o'clock in the evening ct the 18th,
and return at & suitable hour.
Tickcjs, admitting gentleman and t1o la
die, 81. For sale ut EnLWisIos and trahch
Bookstores, and on the boat. aug u
~ssf;f o.. FOR EXCURSIONS.
The i.-t and co!nmoAious steamer HI. LiF
INGSTUN, elegantly fit ell up, can be charter
ed for Excursions down the Potomac on Non
i S-tf THOMAS LAWLEE.
.tTtR. TONEERAEENS'
IL RAT EN2HEMIHATOK,
The surcat cotta!luinutor Ct Tata cvcr offered t.
the public.
Read she following certificates from? the citl-
OF Baltimore. Us 10 It's tuerit as tlG5-
troz-rr.
Baltimore. MAY ID 1867.
Messrs Clot@orthy y Co.
SS y? "4rS?o15sS a. nIJ ":sa ,t S@s
Df. 2to'!o"' ShHi ~ - 1hn
IIly Il - Hn ts'e a,id o hal no ratI,rn nf
MHIHH""IE - 49, StnU i,,, ia no -a5 =
theiS II h"7 ''of' 4%I liz u."'' It,
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Gci' w. m''' ~. !.,nnoLroltor's Por ~.
tAts III "''I }S',;D
lrr''i''i',"I pE'nH :, rno1 Xxx,
we Hse' one o1ttIs VI IT, nI'ft - e. a.
T?rtHy t'le g ' r1t,t'.I.' W. @ n IL ham
.eiet9 ~ "a. , ,,,od Il
tF""e" "'t [ats sr', tHs, ~ ~ U''' -
'''' No. 80 y = - PH ~ in,r-n
- H''t',I". To- b.
i hHit''''"''' -"'5 10 '70''
Gent: The bottle OF Dir. 3tonobra,cr'a Eat
Dissemination, purchased II you, has proVeA to
h, dnGt h TO used If q. " night.
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MARKET BASKETS, Painted Buckets,
Nl Brass Hoop DO, washing Tuns Of all
sizes, Clothes Lines, Ladies Tampico, and
Straw Whisps, Mason's Backing and Blacking
Brushes, Just received and for sale by.
HARRIE HOUGH,
aul2 Corner Of Pitt and Prince sts.
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DASkETS, Buckets, Plow Lines, Bed Cord
. ing Wrapping Paper and Twine received
to-day and for sale low BY .,,
au 10 j. G.. MTLBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-13

COAPS! SOAPSl- l.
y % boxes Stearinc Chemical, Olive an,
Pale Soaps, received to-day. and for sale BY
auJ J. G. MlLBURN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-13

- A little three year old girl of Mr. Samuel
Hardy, of Winchester, Va, was burned to
death on Friday. She got hold Of matches,
while left alone for few moments, and set
FIRE TO her clothing.
- There il q case Of courtship in East
Lyme, CT, that has been going on for ore
than forty I've wears, and during that time,
with very few exceptions, the gentleman
has called on his intended on each alternate
Sunday evening.
~At Waco, Texas, the other day, a man
named Gray attempted to shoots Mr.. Parker,
who got behind another man, a Mr.. H God, and
the latter received the discharge, which killed
him in stantly.
LoUIsIANA.-The larger plantations in
Louisiana are planted IN sugar; the smaller
one in cotton. More rice will be raised this
year than formerly. The freedmen command
higher wages-fffeen dollars and rations
~Near Opelika, Alabama, about a week
ago, negro cut the throat OF q Mrs Vincent,
with razor. and was pursued by the citizens
OF the Immediate neighborhood Of Opelika,
when he was overtaken. When Summoned 20
surrender, he deffed his pursuers and was
shot down.
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In Iursuance Of power of sale vested In me By
Mitchell and Corneiis d. Mitchell, his wife, OF
Washngton city, District of Oolumbis, dated on
bsr - B. p, No. 5, folio 1si. &C.. one OF the land
records OF Montgomery county. 1 Will offer At
public sale and sell to the hi CHEAT bidder ct b.
ksr's Hotel, In the village o. OIarksburg, in
10Th oay Of ks1eR IL tie ysSy .S.en bnbas sas
ano sixty seven, at ii clock o. all the follow
ing describsd real estate, situated in Montgomery
county; State OF Maryland. These lands lie near
RRsSRs.s ys Of k.tns King PsE.y BIownlns. Basil
tract 81 land called ''Troubis, Bnou Rh Indeed
coatafning SIX hundred and sixty acres Of land,
CD sIles Hendry and eleanor Hendry bis vile, 70
said George W. Mitchell. by deed dated On the 18Th
day OF August, 1855. The other being part Of =
tract Of Land called . Retaryey ON Maple Branch,
land. Thfs land 10 under Q rood stats 81 en- -
walton, situated I'm healthy act CD DO hood we'll
wafefe And under very good fens ing The i'm
Iisss, g.ed stsble. cern houses, ana sther neces-
houses. The above described tract is susce ptiSIs
Of being divided into two or three Convenient
Persons wishing to look ct the property can do
sotby calling on Mr. King, residing on the land.
who Will take pleasure IN shoYing It..
Terms Of sale: One third OF the purchase money
to be paid on the day Of sale; the residue Of the
IRON the day OF sale, the purchaser. or purcha.
esurtty, BEARING tnterest from the day Of sale
on payment Of the whole purchase money q deed
wi,1 BE ssscutsd y the Trustee the Isrchassr
JOHN +. WILLIAMS. frustee
fe = dts LEVI YANFOSSlH, Auct. q
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOSALS FOB FLOUR.
Office Depot Csmmissary Of

Wask,nston, ID. C., March II, Hs1S
Sealed Proposals are invited until THURSDAY
March n, 1855, II O'CLOCK m, for furnisni ing the
Subslstence Department win
TWELVE HUNDkED Il .sOo) BARRELS OF
FLOUR. -
Depot as Nos. and 2. and bids will DO enter
tanned for ANY an antitv less than the Who'll
Bids must be n din piicaIe, and FAR each Grade on
separate sh eets of PAPER
The selivery Of the Flour to commence within
five DAYS from the openine of the bids and oust he
deli vsred in such auantities daily as the Govern
ment may direct, at the wharyes or Railroad De-
not in Washingt.n ID &
The delivery of ali Flour awarded TO he com.
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order him to appear and nswer the same,
within such time as to the court shall seem AZ
and proper. IT. upon the hearing Of said
parties, the court shall find that the fra ulsnt
acts, or any of them, set forth a. aforesaid by
said creditor or cred tors against the bankrupt,
are proved, and that said creditor or creditors
had no knowledge of the same until after the
given in favor Of said creditor or creditors aud
the discharge Of said bankrupt shall be set aside
and annulled. But If said court hall find that
said fraudulent acts and all OF them, set forth
as aforesaid, are not proved, or that they were
known to said creditor or creditors before the
granting of said discharge, then jpdgme mt shall
be rendered in favor Of the bankrupt, and the
validity of his discharge shall not be affected
by said proceedings. -..r
ITO BE CONTINUED
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TIE MOST C8RTAIN RKMEDY EVER usKp.
soxoxsaa1. s ssGEE s sTl.siCfsxzs q.
oo.tai.s NO Mineral. 70 Balsan, no Mercury.
They are entirely vegetable, having no sneli nor
sny Snplssssnt taste, AID will not in any way in
6sr 1.s i from icas s.y: ss..s
In twenty tcur hoafs" Rfepared By graduate
q n S ss a.;
10 s1po.s,s, 90 irosbls, 40 eAaass Nhatec0.
q: = ss
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sOR9IULAa uLGERs; SORES, sPors,
slsSEI zsssf E5s+ D asS III su,o.
=
scrSsd rssoas. and srsdis.iss ever psrtise Of
and rermsners take then. Of this pe
saI and 3. healed, and DO not tr.lsnit Il to your
's>" DO ROT DEsPAIRI
soT HESB o,.
viii remsve every yestiss sf impurities from the
4 all the s'a 'ii;' e EHis:;R
In many :iisc pr Win m .aiSn numser Of Ts-
ssppily saapisd, in UloeI.ted Uterus in Leuoos.
inca In bearing down, afiing Of the Womb a..
Eat sy sSIrsss. Price . Der Sossis s'' 'sa'
sAnARITANy WASH
b,n So g syyeill:, used IN connection With the
sf Ell f ssrs ssss s.,i Pic. e.ns..
The eMoecy Of thess remedies 10 alike sckDsv;-
:ds:s " laiHsase.:, end PATENTS. TSsI are used
WHAT TIE f ig1ss kHbf II srH,sAnAE
"Hesf 1oerIIAI, TORI AARsHALi, Baltimore,
stssins that have usel The tsmsritss Remsds.'
sSs have ss:S sSs. usI
49, Istiens Irou|tly ~ eises1sIis. Ksosins
shsir s0escy "a :. far = NJ Ne q sSs@ sSsSsds.
is'''.A ses. '.e 1afETh.p O powurs.
4.-r. "Asassaas Sarssoa, q III. vois.
.s.g .cIP Erie Ben.
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H. + ':;HsssYy,yF.ss9S sSs.' BATES
srSzff e. ,sg 4sss 81 .4 AdHGsA''a
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ee.sss esss,ssss- evss. % - p.rsaass sea .ls
sgnnsa0. - NJ 10
QNH1 aRIAT RIBELLION, by John Minor
Ia. SSs Wilt: :'sst and r Ss'f Scs:sos
Pea Jsclsts by Wp: 2. stepe; %. ne s.1s:
ilinstisssd; "a. 9i.sin ~ T tSs I'd; So1s,' b.
1aasnt Istss; % ceeH. Asos for wealth, By nn.
nou FRAHoK TAYLOR.
nIARIle ZOE 1874 large sssortnsste
y pIAnns. sss ~. for ss,s e 1 IsY RrsSsssa R
- soASSA xSkSS~
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BANKERS,

-.r BANKERS.
VAY COOKE 4 Co., 10.
BAHKEBs,
fffesn,A sfyset, oppos,ts Tea.xry,
Bcysnd sci stcurrent market rates, and kseD
onstaatiy on hand, Q full supply Of all
CONVENIENT BONDS,
sEVEN-THIRTIHS, AND COMPOUND
INTEREST MOTIFS.
Orders for STOCKS. BONDS, 30, executed, and
Collections made Oh oil accessible points.
sel-n
BARROW CO., .
BAEKBRS,
Corner Louisiana avenue and Seventh rest,
DEALERS IN
-6OVERNkENT SECURITIES
GOLD AND SILVER
Hs-u AND LAKD WARRANTS. =
First National Bank Of Washington.
WA. 8. HUNTINGTON. Cashier.
GovERHMENT DEPOSITORY
EIEAECIAL AGHNT OF THE UNITIB
sTATEs,
lsn street, opposiss ths rsasx,y Dera,i.sns.
Government Securities with Treasurer United
States
~ONE MILLION DOLLARSN
We buy and sell all classes OF GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES At current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE asd make Cblleasos,
On ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE
UNITED STATES.
We purchase Government Vouchers on the
MOST FAVORABLE TERkS, and sive careful
ana prompt attention to
ACCO UNITS Of B VSINESS MEN sad FIRMS
and to any other business entrusted TO az.
FULL INFORMATION in regard 70 0OvERH.
MIRT LOANS ct all times cheerfully furnished
WIN. Q. HUNTIE0fON, O. shier.
Warrington, March ., 1885 mun
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,I,HIs rs no aIyE NOTICE, That the sub.cri

i Der hss Obtained Eon he Orphans' Court Of
lsttsrs tsstanentsfy on the personal estate Of I'm
nols Rosel late Of washinston county. D. G.. de.
deceased, are hereby wsrned p exhibit the came,
with the vouchers thsresf 70 the subscriber, or
othsrwse By Law Be excluded from Gil bsnsnt Of the
saJ6 estate. -.
lsN, 81 AAR0AR1f k0zDL.
o NH 61oWSW. 1xocutxfx
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m 81. ,fIN0THYp HALL. =.
o SEPT. -, I0eS.. FOR terms, 3d., See oatSio9Se
m eiros!ef g - Is!ne!Ia! besksGsrss q tSjs
San 1.fA1S0ds. oase.vius, IA.
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OF THE INTERIOR,
u UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

On the petition Of LAUREN WARD, sd minis
TRAITOR OF the estate of Richard Ward, dece ssed
OF Naueatuck, Oonsecticut, praying for the ex
teps1en OF patent granted to the said Lauren
ward az said ADM Illustrator, on the 18th day Of
June: 1855, Tor an Improvement in Machines for
Turning Irregular Forms for seven years from the
expiration OF said patent, which takes place on
the 18th day of June. 1857
1t Il ord cred that the said petition be heard ut
the Patent Ofice Oh MONDAY, the 10th day Of
June next, at II O'Clock m; and all persons
are Bottled to appear and show cause, if any they
have. why said petition ought not to be granted
Persons opposing the extension are required TO
6le in the Patent Office their objections specially
set forth in writing, at lesst ttcenty days before
the day Of hearing; all testimony fEed BY either
party, to be used at the said hearing. must be
taken and transmitted In accordance with the rules
o. the once, which will be Furnished on aDplica-
ton.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon =.
testimony, must be fled In the ofise tsresfv davs
oefore the day of hearing; the Argume nts, HI any
within ter days ei.er fling the testimony.
Ordered alss, that this notice De published in the
Iaielltgeaeer and the RepxtiicaR WashinRton d
O., and In the REGISTER. Hew svsa, Conn, once .
week for three successive weeks; the frst Of aid
publications to be st least sixty days previous 70
the day Of hearing.
+. q. THEAKBR.
Commissioners of Patenta
P.s-!dito1 q the above papers win please
With paper containing this notice. fsis-lavsw
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub.
\ ss.,bsr hss esta;s:d from the 0rla.n' Court
6ia,ietters Of adninisffation. On the personaI
sststs Of William Ebert, late OF Georgetovn,
D. O.. decsssed. All perscns having claims
exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof to the
subscriber. on or before the 5th day Of March
all benefit Of the said estate.
Given under ny hand THE Sth Day OF March,
1867. ULIZABETH GBDRT.
NH 6-1Av3Vs # Administrserfx
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A UCTIoN sALIoy GOVERNMENT BUILD
"A IE0e AT CAMP TODD, SOUTH OF
TREA6uRY RQlLnlNQ

"A ines ar CAMP TopD. sOUTH on
TREASURY BUILDING
dsadfHauess DeDartDest 0 Waskiastoa, }
QRcs If CaisJ Qxarlermaae,,S
WasAtssleH, b. C., March 8, 1857 \
Will be sold at Public Auetio a on the nrsmisAs
under direction OF Breyet MAJOR James Gleason,
O'Clock Q. m, the following described frame
Bnii1ings; located 81 Camp Todd, tsoath Of Treas.
One Barraek two stories eiI2s feet, with porch.
One Gnardkouse. 34x2o feet.
One Ofhcers' Quarters, SI - feet.
One of6cers' Quarters, 52x26 feet, with wing
buiId1nss will be sold sissly, and must be re-
moved within ten d. avs from date Of sale.
Terms cash in Government funds -. .
I. LUDIN0T0N,
byt. Brig. Gen. and Chief Qusrtermaster,
nh SIT Department of Washington
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ID Oalesroom No 295 Penn avenue, t
Between 9Th and 10th sts,
NA0LE 90. will give their personal attention
70 the sale Of Real Bstate and Household Furni-
ture. Also, to the sales Of stocks OF Qrocer es
Wines, Liquors, srd Merchandise Of every de.
ssripton, Horses, Carriages. Harness, &c.
Liberal cash advances made on consignments
Regular Sales ct our saiesroom every TUES
DAY, THURSDAY; and SATURDAY, at 10
O'Clock -.-'o HAGLE 90,
JalI.u ~. Auctioneers.
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rl,nIs is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri.
Washington county, in the district Of Coiuinbia.
letters tsstsnen'asy on the DersonaI estate Of
deceased. An persons. having CLAIMS against
the said deceased, are hereby warned to eshibit
bsrs. or to Or. 8; A. =; MsKim, washiaston. D.
o on or before the 10th day OF February next:
they may sthsrxise, y lev, b excluded from ali
Given under our hands this 18th day OF February.
e a.lswsv. JOIN W. scSih Executors.