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PROPOSALS.
(,Is8kKs oFFICE, HOUSE, or REPREskS
rATIvEs, UNITED STATES.

WAsHfsGToS. y. c., November ", iss
skALED PROPOSALS viii be received 81 this
efnee until Il O'Clock Of THURSDAY. the 9Th DAY
Si peee meer 1871. for S>epins the Restaurant 81
IN accordance 9TH tie terms efthe annexed rtso
buttons, the Restaurant 60 be Kept open durtng
the entire year, except on Sundays and no spirit
uous. y'nous. malt liquors to BE kept or sold
therein. EDWARD MCPHERSON,
Cierk House of h press natives, Y. :.
ORDERED. That the privilege OF Nee mig the Rec
tsursnt Of the House shall - deterEni ned a. fol
love.
Proposals therefor shall be received hy The t'lerk
Of the House MP 60 noon of march ~, is7, AMI nj
the presence OF two witnesses, and be by him
awarded - the most suitable person having also
reference 70 the amount Of money offered Tor the
PR yieee, ard TIE capacity q the bidder Tor -,
business. Accompanying the pro eossls mast o.
the names one or more persons who are whiting q
for the faithful pSIfUrmspce of the duties Of said
Keeper, and Possession OF The premises shall b.
given by the Clerk - said bidder upcn mis- eNeca-
ting bond in the sum OF one thousand dollars
with sufficient sureties for the proper dis barge of
his duties, and for the careful OF the property
OF the Government entrusted 20 hin. such pos
session shall te at all times under the SoutT0l Of
the Mouse. And tie amoant of money thus bad
and accepted shall be paid 20 the said Clerk one
half on the FIRST Monday az DECEMBER nent ate
the date Of the bond, and the residue six months
th. reafsr, and received shsl D. ~ said tlsrk
paid 60 the Treasurer Of the National soldiers AMI
Sailors orphan Home tor the teneht OF ssid INST
tuition.
Jv1g 2.E7
Ordered. That the Clerk - Authorized - re lex
the stsndnc order Of the House il r.fereaca the-.
70. Ia
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TEE RiTuALIsTs IN England, we obser We.
are seeking closer alliance with the moderate
hieh chUrchmen,-as IL TO strengthen them .
selves against the assaults the Eyangslicals
are making upon them sail along the line "
On the evening OF the 18th a great meeting TO
promote that alliance was TO be held at ST
James Hall, in London. The intention was,
make IL demonstration iu favor of
800 ~, p, .. sst rather 70 bring about s
alteration IN the Prayer-book in q parry $500
IL vas understood that several laymeu of nirh
polltIeaI andinR, both Of the CONSERVATIVE
ana LII oeral parties. had given in their adhes-
ton 70 he movement, while, on the other hand
mere ls no doubt that very large number of
hee nigh church party would altogether nold
A1ooL The chair was 10 be taken by Earl
ketssn- VINO has on more than one occasion
rpoken OF the Ritualisf movement In terms of
enpnate eensure. but who, nevertheless,
seems now 70 be swinging around the other
way.
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TO CONTRACTOR

H,Gdq9ay:.r' BtH,irs Q, ;hs Iad,aH T.y-iSo,y)
TAD t0BlJg4SSars'V Cyrs--.
Ie': GttSoa, e ", November Is. 1851
Sealed Proposals, "A duplicate, viii BE- received
At the Office OF ia. undersigned, a. Fort Gibson,
T., until 10 O'Clock a. u. WEDNESDAY, D-cem
Der H. 1871, to furnish 20 tho United states D
sisteucs Department ~ an pounds Of " neat Flour
or such other quantity AZ may hs rep,irad. the
same Ia De of prime quality not inferior to the
81 LOUIS brands, securely pat up an one h1ndred
pounds sacks, ard delivered at Fort Arbuckie,
r, ~ GOOD condition, on or before January
Each proposal must be accomp anied by a good
and sufficient guarantee by two responsible par
tee setting forth that in the event the contract
awarded they viii give ample bonds for the fairh-
full Performance of the game.
All flour delivered under any contract which
may BE- awarded will be subject 10 "A rigid inspec-
ton b. an OFFICER or agent appointed on behalf Of
the United States and no delivery will b. con
sidered as complete until such inspection sh all
have been made.
Proposals may be for the whole or any part OF
the amount required, but the Government Reserves
TO itself the right Of rejecting any or all bids re-
ceiyed.
Payments to he made on delivery in current
funds Of the United States
Proposals should be endorsed PROPOSALS for
furnishing Flour, P" and addressed to the under
signed
Bidders are invited to he present at the opening
ftheir proposals
Proposals. to be opened at the same time aud
place the above will be received TO furnish Pork
for the period of three months
A g. KIMBALL,
Capt. and A. z. M. l.. ) A.,
d. 2-stB Chief c. a dat of \ r
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
" UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

On the petition OF GEORGE w. COATS. and
JAMES RUSSELL, Of Springfield. Massachusetts.
praying TOR the extension OF Q patent granted ~
them the LIST day Of Angus. lssi, for 40 improve
seven years from the expiration Of aid esfan,
WHICH takss Place On the LIST Of August, Isss
Patent once on MONDAY, the 9Th day OF AMI s1s
next ct u o'clock II and ~ persons are not,.
said petition ought not TO Be granted A''''"nS
a., Persops opposing the extensien are required to
6 s1 i 81 an nf e ss.st the
70 be used at the said hearing must be taSese snd
ersnsmitted In sccordanee with the ruies Of -
Dispositions md other papers rolled upon ss testi
nony nust % MED IN the ONCE ssessfv days before
ftS SS dsys sfs .1.d ni Ing tie testinony
Republican and the IntslliEsncer. GsshinSson. b.
"a enc IN the sprineask Repubhc.a. 5prine.
sive weeks; the arst Of said publications TO Be
= a. seass "xV days Drsviou.. g the Dap q hear
10 . lawsv 70 oOmni;Gic,EeaF y P.ss1;.
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DROPOsALs FOR FRESH BEEF.


osoe GiJ C, s, Diayic, %. Tzas,
SEALED PROPOSALS, which must be e'G made
in duplicate, with copy Of this adv eIti-ement at
DAY OF DECEMBERD isS7 sN'' - " - Oil tue i''h
., For supplying Fresh Beef to the U. 8. trOops
GGhhLLyyEESSTToN,
HEMPSTEAD,
R0UND TOP. Texas,
may be establi. he'd in their vicinity.
Bids may be offered for these Posts either celiec.
Bvt MAJ. W. H. NASH, C.s.,
Galveston, Texas,
For supplying Fresh Beef to the Q. 8. troops
INDIANOLA,
may be established in their vicinity. '"' NV vi
lectiyely or separately.
Address proposals to
A. c. s., Indisnola, Texas.
For supplying Fresh Beef to the T. s troops
SAN hNTONIe,
GOLIAD,
HALLETTsvILLE, Texas;
And all Poets, Camps, and Hospitals that are or
may be estabi shed in their vicinity.
Bids may be offered for these Posts either col
lectiyely or separately.
Address proposals 20
For supplying Fresh Beef to the Z. S. troops sta
AUSTIN.
WACO, Texas;
may be tabished IL their vicinity 'H'' arc OF
Bids may be offered for these Posts either coIIec
Address proposals to
A. c. s., Austin. Texas
For supplying Fresh sef to the q 5. troops sta.
BROWNSVILLE.
WHITES Rancho,
F F6SfS %aiS FF66IEHfA Tlzs:
and all Posts, Campo and Hospitals that are or
may "a ne , es,aplis ned IN Their vicinity
lively or separately. ~
p AddI ess proposals 10 s..
A. &. s.. Brownsville, Texas
These contracts to be for twelve months, COM
mentIng January l. lSss, or such less time as
rect. -. 4 = 10y vi
Tn, bids will state the price per pound. net. in
currency. s- ..r-.1 4.
Proposals must be accompanied by a proper
guaranty In duplicate: signed by least two per
sons, whose responsibility must be certified 10 by
clerk Of Court OF Record stating. IL the propo
tract, and that they viii enter into bonds in the
sum OF i've thousand dollars for faithful perform
The names Of frms should be stated in fnlI. with
th aadress Of each member of the firm.
Ne bids viii be received from parties whc have
failed TO comply with their bids made here tofoTe
Bias VII oniJ te entertained from parties Of
Known loyalty % the Government and those who
coming under the exceptions of the Presidents
Amnesty Proclamation, can produce the pardon
of the President.
The Beef furnished must be of good and market.
able quality In uqual proportions of fore and hind
quarters; necks. shanke. and kidney tallow 10 lie
excluded Payments will be made monthly. or a.
early thereafter funds may be received therefor
in funds furnished by the United States for public
disbursement
The Government reserves the right to reject any
and all bids offered.
Endorse envelopes Proposals for Fresh Beef. ,,
w. IL. NASH
Bvt. Maj. and G. S., U. S. Army Chief q. s.
no 20 tdB Dfstricf of Taxas
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pRoPoSALs FOR wRaPpTgG PAPEg A..
II TWINES


wsssINoroN, b. 4. October ". Is
SER rSp",sis VII be reSsiv@d Al this D-p.-'
]. COZ, noon, for farnishing Wrapping PsBr-
in the Inited Ststos. Cor four years IRON, a.
the Slst esy ~ December next
The ssid articles 10 he delivered, free OF erper-e
e the DePsT lmeut. az the Blank Agencies =. 49,.
Post oaee I,psrimsui g. Washington, ID. 4. slI
Tle =. ,imatsa Susatity of esch article a-s 49,.
srAit, th"re'i required a. surh AseuCy a-- -,
DISTRICT No. AT A~HINGTCS. Nc.
ls,oN Tfams q fsPplng Pepper, ANS inch~s ir
So, oi mat ial AMI quality eaua. IN I'd
respects u hat Low IA u~a ~ the r. Ia~f
m~nt, TO weigh y pounds g. thc rclu, a..
each reafn - cor tain 20 perfect Qui-r-
lo' reams az Wrapping Paper o the same aualstg
~ above stated. asxso in chss 81 size I'D p
Seish IS pounds % the reatn, for the u~e
q 30 pounds OF ute or ether i itatls viu4 hat
iN.-tsd s1d IA balls. aHi u weigh aba.
]? cOo r.nsls Of coarse Urnp Irvine. abou, on.
eighth OF an inch in diameter aud m fa!l.
20 weigh from 90 porn IL each
DISTRICT No. 2-Ar SLN YORK CITY y. v
described in the estimate rrst nam0d -
= 20 pound. Of Jute CT other - itaIle TwiDe sin
liar 20 that described Cor District No.
Zoo" pounds Of coarse Hemp Irvine, similar 20 ths-
required for District Nc. !.
Proposals will be- received fer each article. spa
ratey or for all Of the articles, and Tor both "a
The contract, or contracts. win De- awarded q
the lowest and best bidder, 90 be determined afi.-r
ing which bid will in its practical results be mo-.
sdvantsgeoas TO the Department
IL the Districts should be changed the Article
shal lie delivered NJ such place place. . th.
Postmaster General shall designate, az PRO ~ -
RATS.
More OF lees than the estimated Qusntities NAV
lie ordered. a. the necessities of tie Department
may require, at the discretion Of the Postmsstei
Samples Of such articles as are now used a, ID.
Post onices may be at the Ofces sup piled aud
at either Agency.
Bidders win rend samples of such articles as fhev
propo 20 furnish with their bids.
Each bidder must furnish With his PROPOSALS
guAraptes OF his ABILITY 60 comply with his had snd
a certiiicafe from a Postmaster that su.h euAras-
tors are reliable persons.
Two sufficient sureties viii be required D. q con
tract
A failure 20 furnish an article contracted ior
promptly or the furnishing article ,pferio- &c
that contracted for. will be considered uisicient
cause for forfeiture OF the contract.
Bids not made in conformity 10 this nossee will
be rejected IL the Inconsistency shall effect the
tue of the pro possl
Proposals must be marked or the enyelope uift
the name Of the article bid for. and the letter al
dressed TO the q First Assistant Postmaster ecu
eral, Washington, ID. C
ALEX. W. RANDALL
no l-lsWsw Postmaster General
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CONTEMPT OF COURT.-A case of con TEN o. re-
Gently occurred In q Detroit courtroom which
has excited q large amount OF angry comment
n young man was on trial for murder He VOL
nntarily 20 ade statement. The Judge decided
maj ne could be cross-examined on this state
nent, end must answer the questions put 10
MIN Acting on the advice of his LAWYER the
defendant respectfully refused to answer
Inc Judge SAID both the lawer and his ctsat
mao commiIed contempt, but he should not
STOP the trial at that point to take notice of IN
After the case had gone 70 the Jury, the nudge
found himself at leisure TO yindicate his dir
Nj oy lnnIctIng upon the lawyer q nominal
fine OF ten dollars, which was PROMPTLY mad
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- -la 1XORLSIOR
IAN EE44iFTE5 EhNhrANHEFonu

LOB REHOv1NG eUPERfLUOUB HAIR.
toly me ladies' esPscinly nic invaluable dspi!a.
Isn.able article to female beauty, Is easily AZ.
5nsd, does not burn or in}nre the skin, but acts
superfuous hair from Low forchesds or iron sr
cther part Of the body, completely totally and rsd
sT Sxa.9etinE the same, leaving the akin soff
PED q the Ireach, and Il the esly real slectuSs
espiasory 10 ex'steacs. f!ies7S osnts ler PACK.
{. ntsEEsIR SHUTS CO.. Casststs
0sV&Hss,y Ses Nyu street, Troy, ny
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KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS,
IN That We, Crosby s. SOyes, Clarence b. Baker,
Alexander X. She pherd, George W. Adams and sam
uel b Kaufman. do hereby certify that we are
about TO inter- into limited Partner hi unGer the
name and style Of MOVES, BAKER < Co, for the
purpose Of printing ana publ hing in the City OF
Wasbin Eten, District Of Columbia, the daily news
paper called THE DAILY EVENING STAR"
And weekly newspaper to be called THE
WEkkL STAR The said Crosby =. Moves and
the said Clarence b Baker are each general part
ners and the raid Alexander r shepherd George
W. Adans and Samuel II. Kaufman sre ach to De
sgec,sl partners, aud all reside in the City Of
Washington District of Columbia. Each Of said
special partners have contributed in actual cash
the sum Of six thousand hundred an sixty Y
o. 10 dollars 6pial ~ the common stock 81 said
partnership. The .aid partner hipi 20 commence
on the Thirty first day Of October. IsT, and to
continue 10 the Thirty first day of octoter Is72
In Testimony whereof we have nereunto set our
baFds this Thirty -hrst day. Of October. lsy
CROSBY ,. MOVES
CLARENCE y BAKER
ALEN. X. SHEPHERD,
... 6EO. W. ADAMS
SAMUEL a EAuFMASS.
JONI =. HoLLINssIEAD,
". X. COLLINS
A true cOyy.-Te-t:
Eov f-3taS4v II. MElGS, Clerk.
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taptaip and A. q. M. T. s. A.
noD-ltB Chief Qnartermaster District OF T.
DROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSFORM.
il ~ -,

PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANsPoRTA.
CHIkP QUARTERaAsrERs OFFICE
OMAHA, NERRAskA. November %, lsg, \
until I'm; or TIIRSDAY the ID day Of Jana,
piles during the year commencing April l. and
Irom Cheyenne Dakota, or such other points az
on e h the
o, to snsh pots or dpots as are now
seah Of IN sas of
west Of longitude Io degrees; in the Territory of
Idaho east ct longitude IA degrees. and in the
Ddegrees, including, if necessary, Denver CITY
The weight to be transported during rhe year on
soH me N0. VIII not exceed twenty i've million
Bidders will state the rate per los pounds per To-
each month of the year, beginning April /, ISIS
and ending March 81. 1869. ~ ''
Bidders should give their names in full as well
as their places of residences, and each proposal
should be accompanied By a bond in the sum of ten
responsible persons. legally executed and properly
stamped, guaranteeing that in case a contract i
the party proposing the contract will be accepted
and entered into; and good and suf Gent security
terms OF this advertisement.
Each bidder must be- present at The opening of
the proposals. in person or be represented by bis
The contractor will DO required to give $3.50. 900
satisfactory evidence Of the loyalty and solven-
will be required.
Proposals must be endorsed Proposals for Arm,
Trans portatiOn, on Route Ne l. and none will be
entertained unless they fully comply with the re-
qpirements of this advertisement
The party TO whom the award il made must he
prepared to execute the contract at once. and 10
ance OF the contract
The right to reject any and all bids that may be
offered is reserved. -
The contractor must be in readiness for service
by the LIST day of April, 1858 and will be re1uir.d
to have q place Of business agency at which Re
may be communicated with promptly Eand readily
for Route No. I at Cheyenne. Dakota, or NJ sucb
poiHt Of the route.
Blank forms, showing the cor ditions OF the con-
tract to be entered into be had on appIication
al this office. OF at the off Of the Ouartermaster
at New York, st. Louis, Fort Leavenworth Santa
Fe, and Fort Smelling, and must accompany and he
part OF the proposals. "
BY order of the Quartermaster General
WIN. MYERS
Breyet Brig. Gen, Chief Quartermaster
no D-tB Department of the plaffe
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A DnREss TO THE NERVOUS AND pEBIL
"A lIATED whose suferings have been pro-
tracted IRON hidden caus.s and whose cases re-
sss doe. Il
Iitafe eas tired Does ffs extra st eSsr.ion
produce palpitation of the hearth Does Your liver.
out OF ordsrg Is your urine sometimes thick milk.
or focky, or isit ropy on settling, Or does thick
tom after il has sto ID awhile Do yon have spsis
of short breathing or dyspepsia Are your bowels
rushes OF blood to the head Ts Your memory i'm.
pair Is your mind constantly dwelling upon
sone, to get away from everybody Does any little
or restless Is the lustre OF your eye as brilliantly
The SH9% on s ySar cheek r. bright Do enjoy
business With the same energy Doyou feel as
au and assns IN to Are
So do not lay IT to your liver or dyspepsia. Have
sS e sSs 6ags back nss
tri6nte this TO dyspepsia or liver COMPLAINT
cured and sexual excssses, are ali capable of pro
ducing weakness of the generstive organs. The
ss bold
ant, energetic Persevering successful business
in perfect health You never hear such men CON-,
plain OF Icing melancb, y, Of ner sousness of pal
cannot succeed in business they don i become sal
and discouraged they Are always polite and pleas
them right In the face-none of downca looks
or any other meanness about them. do not mean
those who Keep the organs infiamed by running to
excess These will not only ruin their constitu-
tions but also those they do business with or for
. How many men, from badiy-cured diseases, from
the effects OF self abuse and exresses have brought
about that state Of weakness i'm those organs that
has rcdnced the general system chas to in
duce almost every other disease-idiocy, iunAcy,
PARALYSIS. spinal affections. suicide, and almost
every Ut her form of disease which humanity is heir
to, and the real Of the trouble scarcely ever
suspected, and have doctored for all but the right
Diseases Of these organs reanire the use Of a di-
uretic: HELNBOID'S FLUID EXTRACT BU-
CHI Is the great Diuretic, and is certain cure
for diseases of the Bladder Kidneys Gravel Drop-
~. Organic Weakness, Female Complaints Gen
eTal Debility. and all diseases of the Urinary Or
gsns, whether exiting in Male or Female. from
whatever cause originating, and no matter Of how
long standing.
II no treatment is submitted to- Consumption or
Insanity may ensue. Our flesh and blood are sun
ported from these snurt and the health and ha D.
pine-s and that of Poserity dc ponds pen prompt
of 10 reliable remedy.
Heluibod's Extract Buchu, established upward
of eighteen years. prepared by
Ii. I. HEIMBOLD. Druggist,
J9f Broadway. New York and
.1O4 south 10th street. Philadelphia, Pa.
PEICE--Sl.25 per bottle, or six bottles for 81 50,
delivered To any address. Sold by all Druggists
everywhere. oc 2l-d&wly
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u A workneu by the name of White died
Suddenly IN Norwalk, Ct, recently of a para
Iyhe shock, caused by sudden tit OF anger
"A workman threw a small soft-shen clam
aeIoss me work-roorn, which, striking the belt
threw the Iquer upon Mr. Whites glasss.
THIS excited Mr. Whites resentment but no
indication OF bis subsequent sudden Hines
and death was then apparent
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uC A sad accident occurred in Colchester
VI, on Saturday morning. Mrs Edward
- organ, while preparing her breakfast, set
ner kerosene lamp or the cook stove The
ntsf caused II 70 explode, and the burning oil
new all over der, burn ing her 80 bad IN at she
dteo about eight O'Clock In the evening Mrs
organ was twenty-five years old She
leaves large circle OF friends 10 mourn her
sudden death
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VI a young man named Joshua Drake has
o-en hylnS with Ann Brown, a courtasan in
LOUISVILLE for some tine, and last Friday
having become JEALOUS he attacked her Win
knife, and stabbed her sixteen times Several
OF me wounds are IN the abdomen and will
pIooaoly prove fatal Drake made good his
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ID Z U Pc s A l. 8 -.


0fos Depot end Di,bR-aas O. N.
ATLANTA, Ca, November Is lsa.t
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Office
until Il m, MONDAY, December 2, 1851 for sup
plying the following, viz:
354 Window Frames and Sash. double hung. -
inch thick. Is lights loxl2. with Puleys, cords,
liz Plank do, d. in thick, Is lights Iox,2
40 Plank do. Ia in. thich, IL lights lHxl2 Sash
to be glazed with a good quality of American
glass, both frames and sash to be primed.
20 Door Frsmes and Panel Doors 3xs feet, IL in.
thick.
70 Door Frames and Panel Doors SKIS feet. II. in.
thick, With transom, lights ioxl2, .. @. mould
rs Door Frames and 4 Panel Doors AK feet, Ia
ls6 Door Frames and Panel Doors #. 8 in. by 6
IT. in, Ia in. thick.
IS Door Frames and Panel Doors pa xs feet IL in
thick.
Doors and frames to he pri med, and transoms 20
be glazed; doors to he trimmed with loose ioint
butts and rim locks of good quality, with brass
tumblers and mineral knobs; door and window
sills must be Of hard wood All to be delivered ct
Swift Race Track in the ci,y of Atlanta. where
they will BE inspected. Delivery TO commence De
cember 20, and to be completed by December 81.
Proposals will be In triplicate, and endorsed by
euretiee. as usual.
The Government reserves the right TO reject any
or all bids, or select such parts OF bids may be
for the best interests Of the service.
Proposals should he addressed to the undersigned
and endorsed upon the envelope. Proposals for
BY order Of Brevet Brigadier General r. SsNton,
ChiefQ. NJ. II. J. FARNswORTH,
First Lieutenant, 34th Infantry, A. A. z. M, in
charge of Depot. no 2l-6t
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~ lons letter in the London Times ON the
soeSt OF English and American iron, states
tnet both IN England and America tne IRON
wade Is overdone oy excess OF production III
Aods mar win the labor question so unsettled.
eapitai 10 not likely 10 be attracted to this
usde, snd vhsu confidence revives there nav
De better chance for the capital invested in II
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Z: 'ctI! preUsnt tit Hair from Ja..ins Gus.
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Cur Treatise ON the Hair sent free ~ mail.
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0RPHANs' COURT, November le, lS67.-DIs.
~ IHIcr o. CoLUMsIAs MAsHTINgfcN CouNrY, to
issrstrix Of Demini9k Dsly. 81. deceased, the
baton, Of the Orphans Court Of Washi nQton
County aforesaid, appointed TUESDAY, the ith
day Of pecemher isa for the nnal settle,
said deceased, and Of the assets in hand, a far
e the Same have been collected sHd turned into
Of said deceased are notified to attend, with their
claims properly vouched or they may otherwise By
estate Provided copy OF this order be published
once week for three weeks In the Evening Star
" ~ Tsst-JAMEs Z. OBEIRNR,
no S0-lAwSWs ~ u Register of Wilis