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AUCTION SALES.
RY GREEN . WILLIAHO, Auesssussr,,
- Ho. s26, corner tn and D streets

d no. s26, corner IN and 3 streets.
vAIggAAgLl EHrIHIsaEl, PREss BsIck
on street north, between 9th and 10Th q, ssss
S OFT fl Il R RSHky Ae re- On,
:h. ssil On .. prsni.ss De SSo1. V prop
ssrty The aous. !. 9 feet inchs: don't Sy g Zee.
sl.s: W e. y I .ss
6Ds Lei. &C. s.: :s' ; s..,e. .v,,,.
siehiecn, and twenty four months, fef notss bear
s and y deed 10 q
sssnps q the cost Of the purchaser. $500 Down
= rs 1:S DAY Of .sss.zs . WILLIAMS. Au....
% date eierI. with jos. o. Hsaeirs ! d.
Once Building.
rRUgTIEp SALE OF VALUABLE VINE.
SoGEsa AID INSANE xsYL9H: 80
81 ses 81
snSs and nth street Star Once 81 ssisise. .ss.
Ssa :: sa-
:. en- a,.: S:S aid
chain: md IL .. :S1a a a.
s67 100 chains. nth -. DEG west west s7,cs casis:.
:oTth ,S 81 deg cas-. ls chain: e the said
::s IN i
bearing, and is within about a mile OF washing
ton city and is well deserving the attentisa Of AZ
Terms: One third cash, of which 500 must be
paid Immediately after the sale; bsiaHce in six
and twelve mouths, with Interest. Deed given
FRED ". JONES. Trustee.
fe5 cots COOPER 4 LATIMER, Aucts.
RY NAGLE = Co, Auctioneers.
Between 9Th and 10th sts.
HAeLE l. 90 will give their personal attention
TIRE Also to the sales OF stocks OF Groceries,
wines, Liquors, and Merchandise of every de-
seriptlon, Horses, Carriages. arnsss, &C.
bibeTai cash advances made on conzignMents.
Regular Sales at our salesroom syerv rUEs
o'clock, NAGLE 90.
HENRY GOLDMAN CO., AUOTION Ann
IL COnniSSION MEkOhANTs,
Sales at auction every Tuesday, THURSDAY. and
Il. G. BkOOkER, Salesman.
=. 4 full assortment sf Dry Goods, Boots. sh.e.
Furnishing Goods. Crockery. TIN Ware, Stoye1
sc ,a"aSs on hand at private sale. Dash ad
raheed On consignment
Wnoiesaie and kstail Dealer in Hardware and
Tin ware, stoves, &C, Nos. 227 aud 23I,
I'm street, between NJ and n.
"A aIge quantity o. Government stock consist
Ing OF Blankets, Sheets, Pillows. Shirts Clothing,
Carts. harness, Wagons. Wagon Wheels, Wheel
6arrows True Ks. Piatfsr nm Scales, Counter Scales
CIQckery, Lamps, Lanterns, Tar, Paint, and ST. Gs,
{ oLt' Stove Pipe Also, large quantity Of second
meTou. y enumer ate. The goods are nearly new
ana S,I1 Se sold at almost any PriS. e sit On
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- 70, n % MUDIEIT,
fes lChron Supervising Architect
PROPOSALS FOB CORNMEAL.
OHe. Dspot Comna,,sary Of Subsistence,

WashtnKron, ID. C., February i3 1887
ErsIed ProPnsais, in duplicate. are invited until
TUESDAY, February 10. 1887, AZ 1s m for fur
LisbIng the Subsistence Department with all the
Ion meal that may be required from the 2lth of
Feb uaTy lso7, until the 30th of June 1871
The Meal to ne delivered at the Subsistence
Sfo' ehouses; in the Monument Lot. and Six tn
street harf: or at the Bal more and Ohio Rail-.
road Depot, at such times aud in such qu Antilles
notice.
The Cornmea1 to be delivered in coed sound
-four barrels. eseh containing one hundred and
pine ~ Elk 1888 pounds; % be fresh ground and
of good. merohantable quality. and will be In
kpected before IL 10 received.
Payments will he made ia such IN nds az the Gov.
eminent may furni.h for disbursements.
Bids must be addressed to the und ersgned at
70. 80 street, endorsed :. Proposals for
OoInneA." G. BELL.
Ie lS-4t MAJOR and q. g., q. 8, A,
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A CoNsIDERATK EMPKROR.-In a strain NJ
gooo Ieenng or policy, on the occasion of the
recent bail at the TuIleries in Paris The E,nD
peror ordered bfvouac fires to be made in the
courtyard for the coachmen. zine august
soilcliuoe, writes one of the journals, .,did
extended 10 the distribution Of -v.ne md o,bsr
good cheer, TO those who were pol ged to wait
IN he cold that their masters might dance in
tne palace Some OF C ur we'll to do rppubli-
cans might probably lake a lesson from the
Emperor in sucn matters as this
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DoroMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE.
l. NOTICE 10 sHIPPlRs.

The IT,. axf q o:D Ds + A. hrEH!s.
sxsn1ri. 4 q :. n. WHY SAT-.
gRDAT fOr GiynSnt, Bedd . Ferry
store, nsshi.s PetSs, 0esIsl Point fioSdsns
Pinsy Poins, Point Lockout, and arrives q Balti.
nor. :. = II ID. = i sif zs . BRO. Agents.
% TT 0o. 34s PennA. avenue.
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~ Arrangements have been concluded In
Inh me steamsn nip Great Eastern between
New York and Brest during the Paris FY,n
sl'iOn She will be under the Command of
SIR James Anderson, whose long and succe.s
iui experience as an ocean navigator IL caIcu-
Iateo 10 lmpart 70 passengers a sense of sa t-ty
and comfort. The number of births has b4an
rsouced from 4.oO0 to 2.OOU, in addition 10
%hlch there are 400 sofas and abundant snaes
In he state -ronms @Pe.Ne
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PROPOSALS.
ERIsH B11T AND VEGETABLES.
UAvY DRPARMYNr,

0AvY DKPARMHHT,
Busos PSecsssoas and Clothing, Beo. IL, 1851. {
ceeied yroecsais, eadJrssd Proposals for
1resh beet and veGotAo les,D viii be received e
thus 11rss9 nnul clock .. m on the -7ih day q
Eshrvafy; lSI Tor the supply Of IS % DousNs Of
lkeeA BIN and 10 ~ pounds Of BRE9a
NEGkTABLkS, ct the WAeHlN0TON D. o.,
HAvI fABp AND STATION, ~ reuuirsd
The Beef and Vegetables must BE- Of good Qu al
ny, AM the best the market Afords, end each ar
ticie must be offered for by the pound The Bosf to
be IN equal proportions, fore ANA hind quar- esrs.
Bonds With approved eeoarfty, viii b required
N one half the estfm sted ut of the contract
and twenty Der cent in edition will be withheld
IRON the amount OF each payment to be made, -
collateral security for the due performsncs Of the
contract, when viii on no account be aid until
IL 10 fslly complied with.
Every offer made must be accompanied BY Q
written guaranty. signed by one or more resDon.
stbie persons, that the bidder or bidders will IL
his or their bid be pied. enter iato an obiiga
ZION within hve days, with good and sufficient
suretfes, to furnish the articles proposed.
Nc proScsd! rtti be corsidered sntsss accompunisd
oy srch erdynH;y, and BY saisdeto,y srsdexcs that
he bidder - regular dealer IN the ayficies pro
posed Jer and has tie Iseexss required by Of Coa
The Department reserves the right to reject AM
proposal not considered advantageous to the Gov
1t 10 to Be understood that in case the eli
quantity OF either article shall be delivered, leAv
ing balance due on the osher article, tine con.
tract may be ron.dered COIN pleted in full. At
the option u the Department.
- ID lot II. BRIDGE, Chief Of Bureau.
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Virginia News.

MI George Mullen, IT., of the StonewalI
Base Ball Cluh, at Frederic burg broke his
al m on Tuesday evening, whilst engaged IN
playing game. Mr.. Mullen had Just grasped
and thrown the ball, when he exclaimed that
he had broken his arm-which proved TO be
correct; the fracture occurring just above the
elbow,
Several of the most respectable families of
Campbell county have emigrated to Missouri
within the last few Gays, and others are pre-
pairing 10 follow. Amherst also, is about to
lose some of its best citizens, who in a few
days VIII take their departure for the same
State.
Col. Alex. @. Taliaferro has sold five hun
dred and seventy Live acres of his land, near
Rapid Ann Station, without improvement for
hfty-hye dollars per acre. MIR. James Alex
aSder, of Pennsylvania purchaser.
Quite a large number of colored people have
recently left Virginia for Arkansas, Texas,
North carolina, and other States III the South
The Norfolk Day Book states that the old
u :. ship Brandywine, sunk IN 1861, is being
raised. and Will be used as a s;oreship.
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THE BANEPUL EFFECTS OF NICOTINE PM
EEhTkD--M- Meisens has found that tobaecos
nom various countries contain nicotine in
very oinereht proportions. In tobacco from
some parts OF France (e. 9. the department of
Loi) there is nearly eight or 90 per cent. Of
nicotine, whilst Havana tobacco contain on y
Two per cent Heproposes to smokers q way
OF preserving them from the effects of the
alkaloId, and advises them to put in 10 the I'm n
or me pipe or cigar-holder little ball of cot
ton. impregnated with citric and fannie acids
as the smoke passes through the cotton IL will
oeposit ne nicotine therein In the shane of
tannate and citrate. NJ. Neisens has made
very ingenious experiments which 20 a great
way 10 show that be is correct =
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OF THE INTERIOR.
UNITED STA TES PITENT OERI(

WARRINGTON. January 3. 1877.
PsnbuIy, Oonnseticut, prsyias for the sxtsn !.
lSss LOT an ,nprev smsnt In Machine. for shrinf-
Ing at Bodies for seven years frem the ex-
pirstion e. said patent, which tskss place on the
It /: ordered thai the said petition b heard It
the Patent Once en- Monday. the 18th day q
tiSsd t3 sepsa. and show e.cse. n say they have.
why saad petition oaeht not to be Graatsd.
Per.ons oyleeing the sxtsnsion are required to
ME In the Patent ONCE their objections epecellv
set foth In writing. at least tvesy days befDre TIE
day OF hearing; ell testimony nled b. either party
10 be used ct the Said hearing must be takea M
transmitted in scoordsnce With the rules Of tie
Office, which will be furnished on application.
Deposi.ioss aid othe. lspsrs relied upon = To-
tmony must b. Ned In the aAos fscsutv doyo beloro
TIE Day Of hssssiss; the ersanents. II say. within
er uqds.sd s. nt ~. an ssis ss9Sss
the Republican, Ard the Intsllissncsr, WaSSins.
ton. ID. O sn1 1 o the Palladium. New Heves.
Corn onss week icr thrsc suceessivs weeks e:
previous 70 the Aay q hsariss, .u..-
o. 1ditsrs Of the above DoDers win ~.
copy end send their bill 20 tie Pstent OK vftS
. pc per contatuina this noticA "a - iSvS3S
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DRoPOsALs FOB CKMfNr

Treasury Department,
OHes a. Supervising Arehtfect, Feb. 8. 1867 I
Sealed proposals will be received at this once
ustil l7 O'Clock m February %, 1851, for furnish
Ing tdelivered ut Washington or Georgetowu ID.
rels TO be delivered on or before April /, 1851
ana the balance on or before May /, 1857 the
whele to be OF the very best quality, and sub ect
to the test Inspection and apr oval Of the In.
specter OF Materials Treasury Extension.
III bids must be accompanied by the guarant-
OF some re.poDsib le per " at the bidder will
him. "
The tment reserv es the right to reject any
OF ell the bids If considered for the Of the
Goyerp ment to do 80, and bid will be copstt-
cred that does not cenfor to the requirements Of
this adver tis ement
Bids to he enc iosed n q aied envelope ana an.
dorsed - Proposals for Cement
con, A. b. MULLETT,
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DENNSYLyANIA CBNTRAL RAmRo.n
NINrER ARkANGh AENr

Inc trains OF the Pennsy lvanis Central Rail.
read leave the Depot, at SIst and Market streets.
which fs reached directly By the care Of the = -
ket street Passenger Railway. Those of the osss,.
nut and walnut street Railway run within one
ON sUNBATs-The Market Street Csr,I.
departure Of each tram 'e seo
and oely or Baggage At the Depot. Order lsrs
at the once, No osI Ohesth ut street. viii rscaixs
attention. e~e'e
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REVOLVING SCENE AT AN EXECUTION The
-. Vincent Witness reports the recent execu-
ton OF woman named Mary James for mur-
der. When the chaplain who attended the
wretehed woman to the scaffold had bdde,
her farewell he drew back. She also quickly
drew back, but the movement could scarcely
have been perceived. for the order was given
the drop fell, and the culprit was seen stand :
ing unharmed on the platform. Her ewes
from the beginning, were very imperfectly
bandaged- Looking down. she DIRE W oack fur
ther from the trap. and, her arms being free
she removed the piece Of muslin with which
her eyes were covered. From this tire she
appeared TO dread the trap, having seen the
DANGER and she could not be induced 10 90
Iorward. The provost marshal then sum
moned the turkeys, who, with the hangman
were constrained TO use force TO get her on the
trap door. The instiRct of MISREPRESENTATION
seemed 10 nerve her with strength, and n
seufiie ensued on the platform of the gallows
Tor ten minutes, when she was ultimately
triPped up, and fell heavily on one of the large
side beams of the gallows. aad rolled on tha
scafold, where she lay motonIess She wa
then pushed over on the trap. door, which wTs
pulled. and she fell through head foremo.;
She never made struggle or movement after
she was thrown down, and many persons sum
posed that life was extinct before she fel,
through the trap.
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JESSIE McDERMOTT. GUARDIAH OF GRO
McDermott Charles =. McDe rmott, Frank
r. MeDsImctt, and Jessie d. AcDsrmott, having
reported to the court that, In pursuAace Of
cree ratified End approved by the Supreme Court
OF the Dist let Of Columbia she sold the interest
of her said wards in the following proper IT, hing
and b, ing in the city Of Washington All che strip
OF RrounA lying east Of aud ID to the we'll
ing house built On Lot No: 20. in squsrs so, 10
sal city. " hich was owned by the late VIM Nc.
Derne't. save and except the foar feet adj AGENT
70 snd east Of said dwelling with de,th sqn.l to
the detth Of said Lot No 20. bounded Is follOws
sef,Shfng FOR the same at the northwest angle OF
Lot No. II in SQUARE No. los. Aud RAINING thence
vest l3 eet thence south 1895 feet, to alley 20
feet vide thence east along said alley Is feet to
the vest line Of Lot Il; thence north along O aid
line iis1s ct to the bee mining containing ,sO.
square feet, At pu bic aucttsn for the sum OF one
dollar per square foot. to yshn CLARK, AID that
the purchaser has com oiled with the terms sAle:
Ut rs this 2oih day of January, a. d. 1851 ordered
by The court that said sale be ratified and COZ
anl.ss cause to the cossrsry be shown on before
sato day Provided copy Of this order be pub
liz h. IN the National IBtelli gsncer ana Evea ns
Star One week for three an cces.ive weeks prioc
to said day. wM. F. PURCELL
Judge OF the Or phans' Conrt
A true copy. TeLt: JAS r. O'BElRNB,
ia w3w Register of Wills.
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OYSTER CULTURE IN SPAIN portion Of
the submarine telegraph cable between Spain
and the Balearic Islands (Majorca, NJ Inorca
&c-,) being recently taken MP, quantity eff
oysters was found attached 10 l. This leads "a
the inference hat the oy ster Right ha propa
gated on The Ms b coast If pro per beds were
established Increased attentios Is directed
IL England ~ the cultivation OF oysters as a
profitable business. II is easy says the London
Post, 10 perceive v hat mines OF wealth are
within the reach OfinteiIgen and indus tri1us
persons resident alOI 2 our coast, ana especial
~ OF those living near river estuaries IL IS a
matter OF the first i'm portance o detan the spat
IN the vicinity In which II 10 discharged by
placing faseines, tiles, old oyster and other
shells, stones and the like. at the bottom of the
sea- on which these tiny creatures fasten them
selves This done, half the work Is accom-. .
pllshea. Ii has been proved by actual experi.
men', both In England ana France, and else.
where, that an acre of foreshere judiciously
selected and properly attended to, will, II
stocked with oysters, return much larger profits
than an acre Of the best land in England W nat
vast areas Of foreshore all along the British
coast are now altogether a waste or only par
uaIIy cultivated! An act Of Parliament was
passed al the last session for Ireland-simiIar
10 that now In operation in EngIand-grantins
facilities for the formation of oyster beds on the
lrish Observation-Disclosures a Ledger
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CIHrRAL RAILRoAp OF NEW JRRsrY-
PassepSer and Freight Depot 10 New York,
foot OF Liberty street. Connects st Hampton
western Railroad, and st Easton With the Lehish
Valley Railroad and its connections, fsrmtos a
direct line to Pfttssurs and the West without
ALLEHTOwH LINE TO THE WEST.
Two k1pIees Trains daily for the west, exoept
esSnarys, Then one Irsin in the evening
TO chicago, Cincinnati, 81. Louis, &c, With but
one change Of cars.
wINrBR ARRARoRMHHrs,
Com0es cling January z, lss5-Leave New York As
$50 A. Nor Easton, Bethlehem, Msoch
Chank Williansport, wilkesbarre, MshsnOy
slOA n. NAIL TRArx-For bennington, kA.-
ton. Water Gap, Scranton, wilkesbafre Great
Bend. Pittsbure, Binghamtos, &c,
town, harrisburg, Pittsbsrs, aud the " est, with
but one change Of cars to Cincinnati or Chicago,
w0 u ss Ns,s to nj .:S oS
phia and Eric kosds, for Erie and the Oil Be
81 Y. T TnsIs-FOr E.s.en. Allents-n, M.ueh
~; M.-For BastOn. Bethlehem. and Maucb
SIP. Nor somerville aud FleniugteR.
8 p. M-tor kaston. Beading. Harrisburg. will
esa ire% New ross to %ii.m:ps s &C. Sleeping
SIS z. M-Eor semervilie
ton, Allentovn, kesdins, Hsrrisears, fittssurs,
Sleeping cars through from Jersey City TO Pitts
ADDITIONAL siains are run to Bergen Point,
.TeSssSio Tor the West can be obtained 1t the ONCE
odthe Central RailroeA OF Ne. Jersey, foo; Of
Liberty street, North River. at No. Astor Mouse,
noe: ast; ~, ago Broadway and at Ho. 10
AIS JOSIAH o. STE. Rms. Superintendent.
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Monday. eas, eASeP
Cincinnau kIpress arrives daily. All other
trains daily except Sunday. '
Passengers leaving Lock Haven atTa m IA
Wiiiismsport at 40 o. m, reach PhiIAd elnbis
Iltnou change Of cars, {. ON Williamsport. by
Day Express, at 8 SOB n "
The Pennsylvania Railroad COMPANY will no,
essume any RISK for Bsgg age, except for Wearing
Apparel. and limit their res possibility 10 0nS
Hundred Dollars in value. All BAeeaee eroeed
Ing that amount In value. will be a. the risk OF
the owner unless taken by ssecial Contract
for further tnfor q alton, apply 20
John Z. ALLEN, Ticket Agent, 63l Chest.
SAMUEL II. WALLACE. Ticket Agent ct the
An MIGRANT TEAM r... daily, e.ee,,
Sunday.
:, For fun particulars .s to fare and aceemnods
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SALT IN CHINSKYs.-Ths Boston TRANSCRIPT
recommends that IN building chimneys brick
lay ers should put quantity OF salt into the
mortar with which the intercoursas Of hrick
are 10 be lsId. The effect will bs that there
Will never se any accum uiatiop of SCOT in me
chimney, for the reason that he salt in IN.
Peiuon OF mortar which is exposed absorb s
moisture every damp day. The SCOT. INNS
becoming damp, falls down in to the d place
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vNHROUGH LINE BETWEEN WAsHIH0 Tor
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.


Train. n..-... WARRINGTON, Jan. 8, 1851.
now run - follows viz.
iUn Nm fORK, without change q cars.
s.so os"S texcept Sunday, 1t f:&s .. n. and
FOB NEW YORK, changing cars at PhilsAsl.
Leeve daily Except Sunday 1t llis Q. u. and
FOR PHILADELPHIA
m, and $50 and $50 Pm
ON SUNDAf.
m only.
daily.
Through tickets to Philadelphia, New Yorh or
Boston can be had at the Station once at Gil hours
In the day. as well as at the new ONCE ia the
Bankers and Brokers' Telegraph Line, 34- Penn.
avenue tween 9th and 7th streets.
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Advertisements
ior schedule between Washington. Baltiu mere,
Anna polls, snc the West
y,L. WILSON, Master Of Trans portstion.
COLE General Ticket Agent
GEO. q. k0ONTZ, Agent, Washingto
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NMENr SALE AT eHARLEsTOS.

GoVERNnENr SALE AT CHARLESTON,
" b. e..
The following Ordnance Property will be sold
q putiic auction at tbs United States Arsenal,
Charleston. .. C., on MONDAY, Msrch 4. 49,
commencing at 10 O'Clock Q
Abobt .0v net tone Cannon Cast Iron.
Hbout 80 net tons SHOT, She II. &C., tabout one
hall have valuable sefr metal attached }
About l0 tons Loaded Shell
Ae"ut 10 tons Scrap Wrought Iron
about "a tons Scrap Hrasa, Copper, DC.
~ wooden Artillery Carrie ages, troned.
te Wosden Chassis, ironed
. About 40 Oavalry Saddles, $50 Brides, so
Work.
large Hand Fire Engine, Quilt by Asaew,
Philadelphia
About $50 barrels Unserviceable Powder.
ALEC, . large quantity of ether Property, con-
sisting principally OF Musket APPENDICES, Rags,
Hope, Implements. Miscellaneous Tools &c DC
Terms: Cash on the day of sale, in United States
currency.
Ample time allowed 70. the removal Of Proper
ty. at the ex piIation 81 which that not removed
will revert TO the Government.
By authority Of Chief Of Ordinance:
c.,. a hKtk;s
fsss&mtd Commanding Charleston Arsenal.
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I AReE SALE OF ARMY CLOTHING.

Depot Qnarter,nasteY's Okcs, I
Baltimore. Nd. February 6. 1871
Win b sold at Public Auc ton 10 the city Of
Beltimore, At Government etorsh ouss. No 129
Soath 1utaw street, on WxDnD6UAY, II
February n 1871. let of
ARMY CLOTHING,
3,47s HIw YORK STATE JACKprs.
OF Irregular pattern, and otherwise unsuitsd for
iseue to gTsoDs.
By reason Of its long ret ention In store, III.
material u in some instances more or less dam.
aged. =
The sale will take place in lots to suit
sale '"
Three days allowed 70 remove purchases,
By order Of the Quar- terma ster General
a. B. KINDA ALL, Captain.
and Assistant Quar- termaster, U g. A.,
Depot QuartsrmA ster
ADREON, THOMAS & Co.
No. south Charles street,
fe Sl6s Auctioneers
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fhllsdelphia EIpress leaves daily. All othsr
trains daily. except SUNDAY ~sA~
Passengers BIZ Mail Train &c To Wlusm.,ox,
ven at {. 10 ,, N.
Passengers ~ Mail Train 20 20 Oar Hale ana
Chsmter ssnrs Without change Of care.
kleeline Gar Tickets be had ON aeplicat,o,
at the Ticket Office. 81 Ches II NJ street.
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nRPHAEs' COURT Feb. IL. Iss7-DIsrRIcr
~ OF COLUMBIA, WASH. COUNTY, To Wu:
d I9 p 5he case e John F.g.n, adninis.rator
aforesaid has, with the appreciation Of the Or.
phans' Court Of Washington County aforesaid, ap-
pointed Saturday, the 9th day Of March, laa for
the settlement and distribution u the personal
estate Of said deceased and of the assets In hand az
far as the same have ben collected and turned into
msHey; when and where all the creditors and
heirs Of said deceased are Notified t. attend.
WIN Their elaine properly vo1ched, or they may
said dcce ased estate Provided COPY Of this or.
der be published week for three weeks in the
Evening Star, prsvtrua to the said day,
Test-JAS. =. O'BEIRNE.
fe IL law3w' Register Of " Ills
This is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri.
Der has obtained from the Orphans Court of
Washington County, in the District Of Columbia,
ltters Of adm nistration the personal estate Of
William be,kbsus-n. late Of the q. 9. Army,
deceased. All persons having claims against the
.aid DECEASED, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof TO the Subscriber
on OF before the 10Th day Of January next: they
may Otherwise BY Law be excluded from all benent
81 said estate. :
Given under my hand this 18th day Of auuary,
1857. LOUIS KURrZ,
- N-law3w' Administrator.
REPARTMEHT OF THE INrERIOk,