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, 1867-05-24
REPORT TO THE GRAND JURY FIRST JUDI.
CIAL DISTRICT w n


CIAL DISTRICT, W. T.
GENTLEMEN Your committee nnnointsd to
examine the books of Walla Walla county. beo
leave to make the following report After a
careful examination of the accounts of ! d
Blewett County Auditor, land James McAulif.
County Treasurer, we find they do not agree,
out attribute this fact to the unsystematic and
hnouslness like manner in which the books have
been kept from the organization of the county to
me present time, and the manner in which the
Sheriff has made his returns, and the careless>
ness exhibited by the County Commissioners in
ho' examining the books and having them prop.
eriy balanced from time to time therefore, il is
impossible to make correct balance sheet from
them. Your committee would suggest that the
Auditor and Treasurer be required to make their
books agree, as relates to the different funds,
that the Auditor may be able to show the amount
to the credit Of those different funds 10 the Treas.
nrers hands, and would further suggest that
the Treasurer should hereafter enter the dates
of payment of registered warrants, and the Au.
dltor should mark cancelled on bis warrant book
all scrip returned by the Treasurer. In the ex>
animation of the books and papers of the Pro.
oate Court, we find many estates unsettled which
should have been closed before now among
them the estate of 7. p. Dean, upon which no
settlement has been made by administrator, as
ordered by the Court. Upon the estate of /. F.
"ttersOn no property returns have been made.
In the matter of the estate of Samnel Leonard,
we Ind that the administrator has made final
settlement, but that there are no vouchers on
hle for some of the disbursements. Respectfully
submitted.
Walla Walla, W. T., May 81, 1867.
GEoRGE 7. BERRY,
JosBPH HEBKRr, Committee.
FRANK SHELToN,
Assistants to above Committee,
HENRI N. CHASE, |
R. A. SANFORD.
, 1867-05-24

"SoATTERINd.'-A friend suggests that
when the returns come 10, it will be found
that the gentlemen who now imagine them>
selves candidates on the "half>breed" ticket,
were really not in the field, and that their
vote will be so light, that in accordance
with the rule, it will be printed under the
head Of scattering"
, 1867-05-24
MARRIED;

AT the residence of John F. Kerbr. in u
valley, on the Goth inst. by Rev. P. B. Cbsnb.
lam, Mr.; j. F, THARr and Miss CAROLINE Wm,a,
both Of UmatilIa county, Oregon. ''''1
on the 10th inst, by Judge Blewett Mr.AP
HARTMAN and Miss MAGGIE JOHNSTON. 81 l.
On the 22d inst, by Judge Blews,t nv
JESSIE, Esq. and Mrs. MARGAREr E. ucIy,r,,-
, 1867-05-24

A. SIoN.-The loafers, bummers, gam
blers, and pimps, without an exception, sup,
port the "halfbreed ticket" Voters Of
WAlla Walla county, bear this fact in mind,
and at the polls, on the first Monday in June,
administer rebuke to the men who are
eeooeaEonng to gain power by the use of
these agents Of infamy.
, 1867-05-24
WALLULA PACKAGE

"ALLuLA PAcKAGE.-A subscriber liv>
ing at Wallula, writes us that the package of
StatesD.GnS, due there on Saturday, was not
received until Tuesday. The fault must be
at the Wallula post Office. The package was
placed in the mail bag on Saturday morning,
and should have been received at WaIlula on
the arrival OF the stage. We trust that who,
ever has charge of the mails at Wallula will
exercise greater care in future.
, 1867-05-24
wAIrsBURs, Nay 10. 1861.

EDIroR SrArKsMAK:-In looking over The
columns Of your paper, notice my name used
as candidate for County Commissioner, You
will please erase it from the list, and state that
] am not candidate for office on any ticket
and oblige me, G. T. PoLLIRn
, 1867-05-24
REDUCTION OF FREIGHTS

From and after date, until further notice, Pregn
From Portland to Lewiston $50 per m
DO do do FLOUR 80
, 1867-05-24
REDUCTION OF STORAGE.

uenccforth storage on freight received is H.,
Companies warehouses at Wallula VIII 10 ''''
as follows: -
For first month, per ton. .......:..:..,.i,''' 10
For each succeeding month, ttei, ht paio. 50
For each succeeding month, freight upPalo''''
, 1867-05-24
FLOUR AND GRAIN

Received for shipment without warehouse ''''
FREIGHTS must be paid before delivery urs %s
President o. S, y. COmP:s,Ss
Portland May 24th, 1861.
, 1867-05-24

DELN0UESrs-JOs. Misener & Co., of Boise
City, are indebted to this Office in the sum of
Sls. The bill has been forwarded to them sew,
eral times, but receiving no response we take
this method Of notification.
, 1867-05-24

THE PROSPECT T.-Gentleme who have
just come through from the Sound country,
aud who have had excellent opportunities
for forming a correct opinion, assure US that
Frank Clark will come to the mountains with
a majority ranging from $50 to 400 Per
contra, we have it on republican authority
that the Sound country will give Flanders
300 majority. These are the views of par
tisans, and arc to be taken for what they
are worth. In coutra>distinction to these
we have the views of a clear, coo-headed
gentleman who has taken no part in the
canvass, and who will probably not vote for
either Of the candidates. In this gentleman s
opinion, the chances are about evenly bal
anced, everything depending upon this
county. Should Walla Walla give Clark
$50 or 200 majority, our friend thinks that
his (Clark's) election is reduced 10 GER.
tainty, and in this opinion we concur. From
the first, we regarded this Valley as the
battle-ground of the Territory, and when
the clouds of the June election clear away,
it will bo found that the vote of Walla
Walla county decided the contest In con-
clusion, we have only to say, that if Clark
has less than two hundred majority, it will
be owing to the plottings Of faction whose
motto appears to be, "rule or ruin"
, 1867-05-24

In PoINT.-We hear it suggested that
fren'iees description will apply to the
ool.lng faction in this county: "Not the tail
Oh any party, but something Just under the
, 1867-05-24

A PRIVATE letter. dated Whidby's Island,
has the following "This county will give
Clark.25 or 80 majority; the Orphan Bow
will leave the Sound 200 ahead"
, 1867-05-24

THE IssUE.-The issue to be decided by
the people of Walla Walla county, so far as
it relates to tho county ticket, is not between
democrats and republicans, but between
wOrkingmen and "roughs." In other words,
the question is-Whethcr good men or bad
men shall rule On an issue thus made up,
there need be no fears as to the result. Our
people have tried the rule of such men as
Jim. Buckley and George Porter, and they
are even now being taxed to make good the
money these fellows stole from the county
RecOllecting the experience Of the past, there
is no disposition to restore the rule of the
"roughs"
, 1867-05-24

RETURNING-The Boats will leave Wallus "
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday mornings, tOlcli4
at Umatlla, and arrive at Dalles same day.
, 1867-05-24
ColviIIe Correspondence.

CoLvlLLE, W. T., May llth, 1867.
The steamer "49" landed at the Little Dalles.
Thursday morning last, after a ten days trip.
News from Big Bend rather encouraging, about
one hundred and fifty men are there, the most
OF whom have commenced work, and are doing
tolerably we'll. 1t is believed that French Greek
will be much better this year than last. The
steamer starts for that place on Tuesday NOR.
ming, the l4th inst.i she takes a much larger
cargo than on her first trip, a number of beet
cattle, some pack horses, and probably from
rs to 80 passengers. News from Greek 40 are
still conflicting. Some Of the tender. ooted
miners come from there, give poor accounts, but
there is gold there, though much harder to
work thar at first supposed. Dick Fry's Com
pany, who are at work at the mouth ofthe Creek.
have already taken out over one thousand dol.
lars. Marshall Co. are putting in a hydraulic,
and they express the greatest faith in their claim
There are about as men on the Creek. Moses
Constock came down on the steamer, direct
from the Saskatchewan. He left there on the
27th of March, had come across the Rocky
Mountains on snow shoes, and thence down the
Columbia river. He brings very dscourapinp
accounts from there, and says there are but 65
miners there, and they are not doing much. II
IS rather nice farming country, if there was
any market. R
, 1867-05-24

JEFF. DAVIS accompanied by his wife
and brother, has gone to Canada
, 1867-05-24

go,a CON- one bundled and fortv.o,.
dollars within FIVE weeks from tbs an. Oae lllOe
settlement ! make this afidavit to s se.o of isid
statements that have been made vb;ct tsOatradisI
some to think that Mr.. Parker has nay Lad
fairly with Arrison. John "Is n,,t not de.lt
Subscribed and sworn to before mssTSGER. ma SR
uay OF May A. D., 1867. J.H. BLrvs.u iM
County Audi,,
AS parties have made statements ealeu,.,
ln}ure and prejudice some against n HpIaeth
wno len as my Agent, to transact bu,,. n, .attH,
me, 10 justice to him, refIte anv cS.nh,
na nave naa dealings with him for the DsI, ]
;snla. ~ ana nave found him correct u ever, M
as be has been charged. pa,y ny noHg
Walla Walla, W. T., May 10th, lss- sf1'F Nm
, 1867-05-24
c ELIL0 FQ R WALLULA
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday

Tho Thursday boat will connect at Wallula with DsI
for
, 1867-05-24
PIKEroN. O.. Julr Is. 1864.

H. PARKER, DEAR SIR:-You will please fnd
enclosed your Land Warrant, with seal of the
Court annexed. This is not the county seat now
neither is the same Clerk in office, and had to
make two trips to the county seat before got
to see the Clerk, and it happened that was
we'll acquainted with the writing of the Clerk
that certified to the warrant, and so got the
present Clerk to attach the seal. If the county
seat had remained here, it need not have cost
but q trihe to have had the matter attended to,
but as it is, l spent most Of tive days to attend
to the matter for you, knowing l could have it
done by going myself. Hoping it will all be
satisfactory, am Yours, J. d. HAGAUs, P. NJ.
JOHN II. DUGeER, being hrst duly sworn doth
depose and say that was called in the month
of November last to witness a settlement be-
tween H. Parker and JePtha Arrison. Said Ar
rison did then agree to pay said II. Parker, in
, 1867-05-24
W a N TEnI

Boats on the UPPER COLUMBIA will leave
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOsALs FOB TREsH BEEF.

SUBSISTENCE OFFICE, q. s. A.,
In Rear of 10j West Lombard street,
Baltimore. Md. March is. 1866.
peaied proposals, IN duplicate, will be received
81 this once until IL IN. on FRIDAY, March r.
1867, for the
FRESH BEEF
required for the supply Of the troops, hospital
ana ofhcers at nchester, West Virginia, for
SIX months, from April 1, 1867. such less time
as the ComUissary General Of Subsistence may
The Beefto be delivered at Winchester. We At
virginia, on the order OF the Commissary or Act
Ing Commi sssry Of Subsistence at that place.
The Beef to be of cd and marketable quality
IN equal proportion of fore and hind quarter meat,
tnscks, shanks and kidney tallow to be excluded
The necks Of the cattle slaughtere under this
agreement shall be cut eff at tAe fourth vertebrsl
Joint, and the breast trimmed down. The shanks
o. fore quarters shall be cut off from three to
four inches above the knee joint and of md quar-
hook Joint.
Bidders are requested to be present to respond
to their bids, and be prepared to give bonds for
the fulhllment of their contract.
Proposals. must be endorsed distinctly Promo
sails for Fresh Beef,b and addressed to the under
signed who reserves the right to reject any or all
bids not to the interest Of the United States
Conditions, requirements, payments, &c &c, as
Bvt. Lieut.. Col. and @. g. g. g. A.,
mh IoN Bvt Brig. Gen. Vols.
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DESCENT UPON A GAMBLING HoUsR-Yes-
tesday Lieut. TAFT, with Sergeant Walker and
Omcer Frazier, of the "a Ward, made a descent
upon the house kept by Jno. Wallace coIorsd.
on 18th, between & and streeth NORTH where
they discovered a company of a dozen or more
coIored men engaged in playing faro. Upon
hndlhg themselves beset with the police the
gamesters made rush TO the doors and win
dow, but the officers succeeded in capturing
the proprietor and nine of his friends with the
layout cloth, and cards, but the deal box was
carried on by some of the party who escaped
They were taken before Justice Thompson
the Central Guardhouse for trial Wallace
plead guilty of keeping a gambling house and
was fined $50. The others, except one, were
fined % each.
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ORPHANS COURT, Jadge PurceH.-Y esterday,
the Will OF Thos Donohoo. beqHeathing his
estate to Andrew II. Mckenna, executor, with
power TO sell and pay his inst debts. and 10
dIstrlbu'e the remainder among his three chill
dren, was filed and fully proven.
The will OF George W. Young was partially
proven.
Letters of administration on the estate of the
laie Alfred Russell were issued 10 Mary f.
Russell: bond So COO
The sixth general account OF the guardian to
the orphans Of Jacob Acker, with individual
accounts and third general account OF guardian
10 the orphans of Geo. A Munro, with indi.
yIdual accounts, were approved and passed.
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vp,BIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subsorf.
i Der has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Washinetop County, in the District OF Columbis
letters testanentsry en- the personal estate eY n
poIs RoZel, late OF Washington county. d. c.. de-
deceased, are hereby warned 70 exhibit the zane,
with the vosehers thereof 70 the subscriber. on o.
before the 6th Gay OF March nsxt: they may
ssie estate.
Given under ny hand, this sth day Of March,
1857. 4AkGARBT k0ZBL,
NH 61aWSW xxocutYfx.
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lHE LIBRARY OF Better FoRCE.-Congress
having appropriated SlOO,OOO at the Iast ses.
SION, 10 purchase the library of Peter Force
Esq, the work Of removing the books and pa
pers from the building, corner of 10th and ID
streets, has been commenced, under the direc.
ton OF the Librarian of Congress. A II. SPOT
ford, Esq. There being large NUMBER OF
valuable books and papers many ofthem yery
oIo 10 oe removed, IL is necessary TO use great
care IN handling them, and il will he tuo or
three weeks before the work is completed. At
tRe Capitol, they are being placed in the new
iron proof wings of the library
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CRIMINAL COURT. Judge FisAer.-This morn
ing, In the case OF Robert L. Morrill, and An
nie Brown, each indicted for larceny a noLle
TOS. WAS entered.
Inc case OF the Washington, Alexandria and
GeOrRetown Railroad, indicted for n uisance,
Is stll on trial.
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LARcENY.-Hansei Harrison, colored, was
arrested yesterday by officer Hoppins, for the
larceny OF silver watch and geld chain, the
property of NincenzIo Puletti Justice Thomn
son sent the accused TO Jail for court
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RESIGNATION OF CITY PAsToR.-The Rev.
Charles b. Boynton, u. D., recently elected
for the second time Chaplain of the House OF
Representatives, has rendered his resignation
as pastor OF the Congregational Church of this
city, 10 take effect June I. His resigna ton is
on account or Ill health, brought on by his
weari ng labors.
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A CHEAP FILTRR.-To those OF our readers
who are compelled 10 use the Potomac water
1or drinking and culinary purposes, even
When IL Is muddy or Impure, we recommend
the cheap and seryiceable filtering arrange
ment described IN a recent number of a medi-
cal magaZine:-lt is an ordinary ffower-pot
plugged mot tightly at the bottom with
sponge a layer Of coarsely powdered char
coal, about one inch thick, is placed in the
bottom OF the pot, then another layer of sand
OF the same thickness, then pebbles, coarse
gIavel, and stones are placed on the whole
This forms an admirable hitter and one wItbin
The reach OF the poorest
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BAD PRACTIcE.-It has been a "a after of com
plant for years past that persons will tie their
horses upon the sidewalk, so that pedestrians
cannot pass, and the pavements are frequently
injured oy them. Yesterday, Chas. Stewart
and Richard Swan, colored were arrested Inv
officer Markward. of the Third Ward for VIC.
latlng the city law In relation TO this practice
Justice Hollingshead fined them 81 each
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DEAD BODY IN THE RIvER.-Yesterday morn.
ing, the dead body of an unknown white man
was FOUND upon the river shore below Giles.
ooro, near the halt way tree Officer Ander.
SON was notified of IL, and immediately reportad
IL al the station house. The Coroner and tbe
nearest Justice being sick, the body was inferred
al hlgn water mark upon the shore Ii was
impossible TO identity the body as il had prob.
ably been in the water three months
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Cooper IL Latimer.
ancuoneers, sold frame house and lot on the
me west side OF Fourth street, between X and
l.. 10 Charles Pearson, for Sl,325. Also part
OF Lot !. in Square 526, unimproved. being on
the north side OF X street north, near Fourth
street west, to Daniel Wiber. at thirty cents
per square foot.
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ACCIDENT.-Yesterday abeut three O'Clock.
WhlIe workmen Were employed in pulling
down the wall Of the tenpin alley on the prem
Ises OF MAJOR Williams, corner OF New Jersey
avenue and III street, the wall fell suddenly
and MI Thomas Sutton, ST., his son Thomas
ana r FREDERICK Slusher, were caught by the
railing structure. Mr.. Sutton, sr was Sc
rlously injured, and his son and SIusher
slightly. They were removed to their homes
ana medical aid procured for them by Officer
Brosnan, OF the 4th ward
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LARCENY CAsEs.-Yesterday, Ed O'Brpe
was arrested by Officer Felt, of the Fourtb
ward, upon charge of stealing an overcoat.
me property OF Seth w. Kipp. The prisoner
was sent TO JAIL for court by Justice Walter.
Last night, man named John Williams went
10 the stable of Mr.. G. w. Linyille and stole
morse out but was caught by colored man
employed in The stable and delivered TO Serg;t
austin He was taken before Justice Walter
who sent him 10 Jail for court
hlttv Swami, colored, was arrested bv Of
hcer White. OF the Seventh Ward, fer the lar
eeny OF Sll so from J. w. Kelly. She was sent
TO Jail for court by Justice Boswell
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AUCTIO0.
Under asd BY virtue of . deed of trust, bearing
date on the 10th day of November, A. ID. 1866, sns
recorded in Liber h. NJ. H., No. s, folios sl4 OF
SEQ. will sell at public auction, 20 the highest
bidder and bidders, en- THURSDAY, the lltk day
Of April, A .. 1867. ct 10 o'clock m. at the Goal
or near the iaterssetion OF Indiana avenue and
LIST street west, the city Of ashington enc Bay
Mare, Cart and Harness; one Black Horse, Cart
one Buggy spd Harness; enc Iron Safe; Once Fur
nitnres Desks, rigeon, ne.ss, stove, Crosbsrs.
Lons set Of Fsirssnks Scslss;l one Goal once all
Plank and Lumber In the place; one stable Lime
House, Wood Shed, Timber and Gates.
ALSO,
At o'cloek , m, on the same day, en- the prem
fsee, the W harf knewn as A." Palmer Wharf" ait.
nate at the feet Of 10th street west IN said city OF
MashinEton. together with three go Coal Tubs.
Bloch and Fall, Once Furniture; steve, eleven
Coal Screen, Rak ee and shovels.
The interest of one 0rson w. Palmer Of, in. aud
to the unexpired leasehold Of said Wharf Prop
erty situate &c the foot of said 10th street In the
city Of w Washington, under and By virtue OF .
lease heretofore executed BY William A. Bradley
and Willism A. Bradley, Jr., in favor Of said o.
w. Palmer.
A' % A THOs. BRApLIY, Trustee.
nh aO-esAds cooPHB LATIMER, Aasts.
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CoNF1RMED.-The Senate yesterday IN Elk.
ecUuve session confirmed the nomination of
VIM w. Tucker, as a Justice OF the Peace for
Washington, II. T..
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DIR. WHITE, Chiropodist, l24 Penn. av, b.
tween * and 9Th streets, continues the sue
cessful treatment of corns, bunions, bad nails
enlarged joints, warts, moles, vascular ex.
cresences, &c. Once hours from a m ts
p. m, and to 8 p. N. Established 1861.
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rsHcsse.is g 2SsfREEfkt.,sa.

Oernsr ~ aud o streess, (Islsnd.D
Makes Oarpsts TO order Win dispstch, On 0o1e-
rate terms, aod satiUaction guarautied. Carpets
constantly On haad, and Ter sale. 10 q an
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
STEAMEB WILSON SMALL
~ FOR THE EASTERN SHORE

STEAMEB WILbON SMALL
~ FOR THE EASTERN SHORE.
n n0TICH.aThe Steamer WILSON SMALL,
OAPT. j. T. LEQAARD, now in
ali respects one Of the staaHchest, seA@&
most comfortable and eleg sntoD4
her reute on "a TURDAY, March 3D. She leaves
R hsT pier opposite Ne. 20 Light street wharf
q Fl E EfaRE22Hs PPSSfIN NEF
LETIrS WHARF, CIBfN CREEK. HE6.
FDRD'S WHARF, and LLOYD'S LANDING
leaves Lloyds Landing at D. m, Cambrides At
A., s1d Esston Point ats m, every Monday,
weeBssdey ana Friday, touching at ali interme,
a1ats landings, and reaching Baltimore at S A m
on the following mornings ~
she mas o large number OF fine u ate rooms
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GRAY's COLLARS, IS cents per box; Gold
smith Collars, 25 cents per box; Imitation
Linen Collars, 25 cents per box; and all other
goods cheap in proportion at Francs Gents
Furnishing Store, 49l eth street, between ID and
T. streets I'm
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CITY ITEMS.

RECEIVED yesterday, q splsndid lot Of Amer.
lcan told watches, which offer very low,
much cheaper than any Jeweler in this city.
l. Alexander, 2a0 Pennsylvania avenue.
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POLICE REPoRTs.-The police reported yes-
terday hfty-two arrests in the entire District
and the fines amounted to Sis so
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For CHILBLAINs and Frosted Feet, Whites
Embrocation Is specific. Price 81 per bottle
For sale at 424 Pennsylvania avenue, between
4k an d 9Th streets.
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T PUBLIC SALE
\ THROUGH
2. h HALLS
REAL, EaTATE HVCHANGR


2. mT HxLLs
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE,
MN, Corner 9TH street and La. avenue.
nth Of prii, 1857 at o'cloct p m by virtue Of
deed of trust executed by Frederick voigt, to
part OF lot ten. l9l in SQUARE No. Al, wssninston
: sas 'Ss sIR
felios 38s and os, chattel records for Washington
Terms cash NH B-eoln
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On tn. petition n 5sSr9.5E n XII
Z i ss; III t d.s : q ss
e: :; :1s which
Nay next. at Il O'Clock n and '1 al S.r.on: .f S
2 70
fsPsc..p the * asn:Sn Are 70
<. dsy q al s.d ssS.s
@ssh VIII Sc
DsSs s. n s'ss s
fore the day Of hearipg; the .rgunsnts, II any.
tbs RsS1blio:s and the. Hstiensi ISteiiiesnosr,
shrs. so5ss
frst Of said publications - be ct least Sxty DAYS
+. D. TBHAKER,
Oommisdonep Of Patsnts
ia ::s$ {;
paper containing this notice. fe s7.isvsv
nOWNINGS LANDSCAPE GARDENING !;
- $3.50: 1lliotts Western Fruit orsver's
s;.1.ss si s1.;: gssssi s fis.
on Mich Cews: Is cents. Hendsrsos : 6ardsnise
fer PROFIT 4i.soi asrssrt,: Hint: to a .sn
istry; si.7s. Johnston Elements Of Aerfc ulturel
Ohenistry; On 50. Nile. 90 the RoresAe Foot; rs
cent: Ny vtnsya5d 4 Lsi:sisw si; r. ST
e Four Acres. Draper, g osnts;l eeund, % cents;
and IL Ucss; N 3. Hus1ss on the 0raps; Si.O;
snd many others on the sane sup,eSss
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White Shirts $150, &2 and 81 so, at Francs
Gents Furnishing Store. 4s4 eth street, be-
tween ID and E; also shirts made to order I'm