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,EREASCRY DEPARTMENT.

orS-eE OF THE suPERyisIxe ARoHsIEcr,
Sealed Proposals will be received at this of 70
until u O'Clock M. the 10Th day of November. IS7
tSI hes f MaBEf TE f the M 3
snd BASES, for the North Wing of the Treasury
Plans and Drawings of all tho work required -,
can be .een or obtained at this Once.
The Marble Tile excepting that required FOR tho
of one ID inch thickness, squares of twelve W
inches, and to correspond to that in the west Wing
must nY be Of reinsd Italian Marble Of Food texture
and color. The black marble squares must also bs
Wing. All the Tiles must lie accurately jointe6
and squared, and the face rubbed TO a smooth,
plane surface IN thorough. workmanlike manner.
width TO be given hereafter.
About ten thousand 90 Daob superficial feet viii
be required and bids must he made per superf al
The Tile for the Cashiers Room 70 beof STYLE Al,
dimension shown ON plans aud drawings, the bid
Tor WHICH must De m the aggregate
dove-colorea Vermont marble, Of quality, dimen-
SLOWS, and finished equal TO sample shown in this
Se required and bids must be made per ri n neal
foot.
eording TO plans and draw ings in this Office, must
be finished in the best style; bids FOR the same m
iffurntshed in other marbles. and. snbmit speci-
mems of such marble rs they can furnish
All the above work must be completed and deliv-
cred on or before the Let day of February. 1865.
PAYMENTS will be made on est mates preparei ~
auhorlLeo OH Gers OF the department. upon WHICH
until tire completion and delivery Of the work
All bids must be accompanied b. the bond Of two
responsible persons, in the sum OF g ep thai thu,
bidder will accept and perform the contract if
AWARDED him; the suffciency of sHch security be
certified to by either an u. 5. District Juds.t At
tcrney: or Clerk of L. s. District Court.
or nj Of e % o ss, 1a S h to
the same, II deemed for The interest Of the Govern
ment to do So and any bid that does conform TO
the requirements Of this adverti sement will not De-
considered. 800 -. -. "
BIDS TO be enclosed in scaled envelopes, endorsed
Proposals for Marble Work !" and addressed Il
the "Superyising Architect, U. $. Treasury De
partmeut. Washington. ID. & "
A. b. AULLETT. Supervising Arrbite~t
. no o-dt.2 81 u. y. Treasury ENtepsiou
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Fort ChadbOuTne, Texas oT such post as MAY be
established in lieu thereof, Is ,OJD bushels.
These amounts, however, may be 5omeN hat
modified before the day Of letting the contracts
MI bid. to furnish the above must be for good
sound, understandable. shellci Corn, Oats OF Bar
ley, subject To the inspection of the receiving
officer.
Delivery to commence by the 5th day of January
lo',, aud To- proceed at the rate of not les, than
one sixth of the whole amount per month. and in
such quantities as TO keep the post continuously
supplied at such rate.
Separate Offers will he made tor each post, and
the price per bushel at each place must be clearly
stated.
Bids will he received for any auautity. and not
less than one hundred bushels of Torn, twenty
I'VE Bushels Of Oats or Barley. and Wherp the re-
possibility OF the bidder is not otherwise salts
factoriy made known at this office each bid mus
he accompanied By guaranty II al least two
persons. whose responsibility must be certified 10
by clerk OF court of record. that the bidd j.
competent 10 carry out the contract IT AWARDED to
him, and that ne Will give the required bonds
therefor: and each bidder will state his pla e If
residence.
SatisfactOry evidence of the los atty 81 each sue
cessiul bi.iier. aud the solveney of tn. persons
offered as -"cuiiiy will De required.
The bids will be oIened on the day and hon here
inlciOre named, nd bidders have the privilege of
being present az the opening.
The right Is served TO reject all bis if ats
tory and no bid Will he entertained that does not
conform TO the requirements Of this aJyerti- ment
Proposals. TO be plainly endorsed Proposals for
Corn. and addressed to the undersigned At this
place. j. e.. e. LEE.
Bv. Lieut.. Col. and 4. Y. NJ.
no l9-6tB L. 3. Army.
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DRoPosALs FOR WOOD.
VI. DEroT QCAEIITI.nHN,s. TEE-s oEFLcE.- 3

DEroT @ AETERN kSTER's OFFfCE.
wash " TON. h. g. y ember d.. lSi7.N
Sealed Proposals from responsible parties viii
be received az this Office until Il m. on SATt R
DAY December 7th for the delivery IF 3,soD three
thou aud cords Of well seasoned. sound, and mer-
clsntable HARD WOOD. four feet long. and splig
to the ord mary size Of cord wood.
The contractor 10 keep tile wood on hand AZ
convenient point, aud deliver it-On orders from
this of ce-at any place IN the city IN such quau-
An inspector wi be designated the part II ils
Government TO eN anime and mess ure tie wood (
delivered, and such as does not conform TO the spe
ciiirations above viii be rejected.
The names Of two sponsihle persons signed. in
their own hand to statetnen mt thar they viii tee
come securities in case the Contac ia awarded TO
the bidder. must accompany each proposal.
Bonds the sum of ten Thousand dollars. signed
10y himself ami both his sureties, will be required #
the successful bidder.
PAYMENTS for wood received will lie male
monthly. IL In funds. soon thereafter funss
furnished for the purpose
The successful bidder must hold himself in read
ness to commence delivery on the 18th Dec mltr
next.
All bids will be submitted to the Quartermasf.-
General for instructions before awarding contract
Bidders will address proposals 20 the unders gned.
be present al the opening Of bids.
By order of the quartz master General.
j. q. MCFERRAN
Deputy QuaTtermaster General.
nols lot Byt. Brig. Gen. q. 5 ARM.
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THE EVENING STAR
KILOGRAMS. &c.

The psscs commissioners arrived az Chey-
srue Monday, having accomplished nothing
At For. Laramie. A few Crow chiefs wished
Ia MAKE 8 treaty. hut The cOmmissIO sd
yt-ed them 70 wait until spring, vines another
effort Will b. msd- TO hold council with all
tha Northern tribes at Fort Phil. kearney,
probably about the LIST OF June. The Commis-
siOurTs xiii stop At North Platte 10 meet any
Sioux OF Chsy that may be there.
Revolutionary movements are rife, in the
" est Indies. and Dominican forces are re-
pores already on the Hayden frontier.
sudden cold weather Monday night closed
both ends OF Lake CnamplaIn, and with great
difficulty stsamDoats from ROuse's Point and
WrTstall made mir way through the ice 10
Burlington, VI None LETT there last night,
either fer NORM OF south large number D:
s-ean-tugs ard Darges are frOzsnIn SJr-sI
TIveT ana ChsmbIy BAY. This sudden and
cay closing OF naSiga-ion seriously affects
the lumber business
re Rev. Newman Han, of England. 81.
dressed about -HreS thOO Saud bla1 Ks at tn. Az
TtCan Church "a Richmond last night. Ina
address was very practical and full of good
advice 20 forge, past wrongs and preserve
peace II the future. Governor Peirpoint and
General Brown were on the stand.
Orders have been received IN Richmond as
signing ~ following Ulcers TO the artillery
school az Fortress Monroe MAJOR GsnsrII
Barry, conDsndant Of post BrIgadier (ienaraI
> Robe =, and BTigadier General William
dsTsd 70 The fort
The Springfield. Mass. Pr'ri0f saws a com.
bInatlon o: fOrty-seyen capitalists, ne wealth.
lrst ever Organized IN This country for q rait.
road purpose, Will. on the assembling o. rho
Legislature, submit proposition 70 the State
fer build ng the Southwest Pacific road
The steamer Onward, with seven hundred
bales OF CO tCn- was burned on sunday. near
BELLS Landing, Alabama river. No lives were
los
TIE >1sqUehanna and Chenaneo rivers were
frczen over in New York yesterday morntog
Weston arrived at Cleveland, Ohio, a. ~
Q cIo-K M-LdSy night. and Left for Chicago al
ESQ yes-sr,9y-
o; the late Emperor Ma;.imiIian from the Msx
lean Government. They are reported 20 ne in
a itlT STATE OF preservation, considering all the
CIRCUMSTANCES atteading lis unfortunate aeath
The British bark Gen Garfield. of London.
from Conconadae Islands. has arrived m NV
nOIk- she brings nOms The officers and ere W
OF ne United States steamer S4crarnsnto
lost On the Island OF Conconsdae in June
las.
Four new cases Of cholera from the stsam-
snip Ciiy OF Cork in New York harbor
SIX OF the passengers remain In a critical con
cI1on- the remainder are in a far vay of re-
eovery- There have been u o deaths since sun
day.
George A BansOms, who has been undsr
arrest loF cOmpIely III producing an abortion
uIOn Mrs Cynthia A Newton. causing nsr
d.a'h was discharged by the police courr in
OrcesteT, Mass Yesterday, there not bain0
sumcient evidence 10 warrant his further de-
ten1iOD.
Senator Sunni er delivered his lecture on the
subject IS Are We Nation" last nigh a. ~
Cooper institute, New York city, before a
large audience.
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PROPOSALS FOR ARMY THANSPORTA.

DEPOT QrARTERMAsTER OFFICE, I
~ ANTONIO. Texas. October ]. 1851
sealed Proposals, which must be made in dnp PHI
Ga,e; VII he reGel,ed At this office unti sATcR
noon. for the tran sportaton Of military supplies
iqr tw4 Years from the lst day OF January next on
R"rTE No. From San Antonio. Texas. to
Fer Forts thadbourne and Bsiknap, Buffalo Springs,
may be estabished GA the Texas frontier, south Of
fea RIVER and north of32 degrees nsrth latitude,
Antonio Texas, and interyening point. ''' - o""
R"LTE No. 5.--Fr"m Indianoia. Texas, to Aus.
Bidders will state the rate DER one hundred 100,
pounds per one hundred lo0J miles at which they
in f resdene e and T po. fif ehe ed
dress, and II linn the name Of each member will
bach bid must be accompanied by bond in the
sum Of ten thousand dollars signed by two or
more p rsons whose responsibility must be certi.
bidder will, in case the contract is award. q
nish good and suffc Gent secnrity that h. viii
faithfully carry ont the conditions therein act
ioith, and each security will state his place of
Separate bids and bonds are required for each
The contractor on each route will be required TO
Keep on his f,ue good mule teams Of not less than
siA mule each. III numbers as follows: =
ON Route No 2, Twenty I've Teams.
!. Seyeniy-fy -
- 3. Twenty five "
Should. however, the transportation on any
route be- lessened from any to snch an extent
as rot 10 require the number of teams above named,
II may be temporarily lessened by the ofacer in
charge If the transpo tatiOn lines "
The amount 81 bonds that will be reaui red of tbe
contractor will be fifty thousand dollars 0Oo)
Cd each route.
The person or persons to whom any award i.
MATE must be prepared To execute contract rs and
give the required bonds at once, and he in raadj.
nees for service on the FIRST day of January next,
o. before mentioned. - L II Z r.---'' : ~
Satisfactory evidence Of the 10y atty and soiveo
81 Of each bidder and persons offered as security
The bids will be opened on the day and beur he.
fore named and bidders have the privilege az 10
ing present at the opening.
No proposal will lie entertained that does not
fully cOnply with the terms of this ADVERT
Any contract made undf + the nd seme,,t will
be subject to the approval of the QuarterInaster
all bids. Ia = d 80 ~
torpss of contract MAY be seen at the OF ces of
the Chief ,a1e rms star. Fifth Military District,
AT New Orleans. the Chief Quartermaster District
otTskss, Vt Gaisssten the Post Quartermaster ut
knstfn and ut this Office, =
Prop,sai. niaht he plainly Endorsed Proposals
for Army Trans poYtation,n and addressed 10 the
undersigned, gnt this piaceJT J, G. c. LEE ""'
mo G.tdB Breyet 1t. Col. and a. q n, U. S.A.
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~ grand International Exhibition OF Vvu
nSsts. sharpshoOt-rs, singers and ner sImIIsr
oooieS Is being repaired for by the Germans of
New \ OJk- to be held next year 1t is 10
saiherng IRON all parts of the world, and
Will De- a mammoth exhibition OF skill AID a.
AZ. II. Gil5reth. OF kendaIl's Mills. Ms
wa offered $3.50 for nus Knox colt, en- Friday
last oy some parties from New York but re-
,ISed 20 sell snort OF el1'OOo. He the colt, not
Mr.. GilbTeth' Is Jet black, weighs / tr-O nIn,rS
Is I've ears old, and has tretted his half mile
l..
S@The Massachusetts STATE Teuperapcs
AIt4dt CT me- NJ Boston, on "Wednesday. cou-
oOlsc over The result of the eI.cr,1n ,nd
decided 70 suck 70 the prohibition platform as
as Geieat 4 only temporary. An address 10
me people OF To state Will soon b. IssusI
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TO.MOR ROW.

HI WM. L. WALL co, auct1oneers,
I'D Original Horse and Carriage Bazaar,
No. g. Louisiana ave-, bet 9Th and 10th SITS.
SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, HAIR.
On SATURDAY MSkS IS Sc November es a, 10
saddle Carriage and Work Horses, "a full descrip
non at sale. comprising
FIFTY HORSES.
Many good Work, SADDLE and Harness Horses
A number Of Mules
large collection Of New and Second. hand
BEgglGs, R3ckaways, Carriages, Wagons and
Two new Jenny Lind Wagons, built in this city.
Two Jaeger Wagons, b9ilt in this city. .-
New and second hand Harness, Saddles, Carriages,
Regular sales days, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
GarTiasesand HarHsss Away, at private sale
ID Stores 3I5 and 3i1.
Southwest corner Penn's avenue and 9Th street.
DRY GOODS. BOOTS AND SHOE. CLOTHING
fuENIITRE- CIGARS. MATTRESSES :
ON Tit RSDAY M0RNISG, Sovemb.r u We
viii sGli, within the stores, a lot Of Dry Goods
Prints Delaincs Ginshams
Cassimeres, Casiucts, Cottons
Linen HandkrTChi'f~. Scsrfs
Moollen Goods, Largc Lot of Hos.
Knives. Suspenderr, Ribbons
Ready made Clothing. Pants, Coats anil VESTS
80 Pieces Slakrr Flannel
20 Pairs Blankets
20 DOZEN HoOpskirts
Large Lot OF cigars
% PAIRS DailgT-Iis Reyolver-.
\ Let y Groc.ries, de
small Herring : max Iron safe
70 Barrels Whisky, different brands
10 Barrels Win. gar
all II which Will be .old without reseEyr.
1t W. L. WALL co. Auct>.
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go. Test: ~ JAMES -R.O'BEIgNE,-
no III liw3wr % Register of n iiIs
OF THE INTERIOR.
" UNITED sTATEs PITENTl a 1iERIcR

" ASKING TaN. pctobev 90 BIZ
- n,rSN ,s. Ial,fornis, and JOHN AHsTERDAM,
VI NV lork, n j; praying for the extension Of "a
.s granted to them the 18th day Of FeLrsry
Disks IN Steam Boilers. for seven year. grn,, The
eS pirstion of said patent. which takes utate on
th y. iotn 11Sy q February, 1858, .
Is oGasrsd that the said PETITION be hesrd At the
"Tatent VHcc OF Mondsy. tile nth day'of Etbru.
airy next, at IL o'clock NJ: and ali 2eys 20 IL
n9tlhei 70 appesr and esuse 81 any they have
why sara petition oneht not TO be granfed ~
A., PIs3 ~, SSspSs,nT I'll. extension are required to
NJ NJ t, 5ns Dmce their objections speeialf
day OF hearing AN testimony Miea nv n.rt,
To be used at the said issrns Isu.t ba tafeaP ana
as in , ssfoEdaaee With rules OF the
DISPOSITIONS and other papers re iieE mnoa ~ ,s.,,
nony mus he fled in the once tir< Ma Gav lefs,s
the day Of hearing; the afg,inrs,tsiy az .itt;
'e. Gs DAY. -. after Alag ti;s tsssiraaY
Republican and thsI ntelN grncsr Washinrton
O. ami In the New orkAflas. New York, N. ".
once q week ff three ~iccsssiye veeks: the 6rst
81 SAID poisstions 70 be ~ least sixty DAYS pre-.
-. .'.ls T G., THEAKER, hsl
h@S-wW Sohniis<isoeg 0s Pattats :.
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p R o P o S a LIS.

ID p D S \ l. s.
OsfCe D~p0t and ID. SbUrSiAg ORartsrHlausy,f'
f';rsrta, Ga Novembe is, ISj1.
sealed Proposals will be received at Mis- Office
UNI IL m, MONDAY, November %, lS67{for sup
plying the QuartermaSter's Department with
10000 POUNDS SHELLED CORN
To be free from oirt, perfectly sound, and put up
In good strong sacks II not less than two or more
than three bushels per sack; TO be delivered at
the Depot Quartermaster's StDrehuuse, FORSYTH
contract.
Proposals will be in TBIPLIcATE, and indorsed BY
surcties, As usual.
The Government reserves the right to reject any
or all bids
Prop esals should he adre ssed tn the under igne
and Endorsed upon the envelope Proposals for the
delivery of Corn
by order of Brevet Brgadier General r Saxton
Chief q. NJ. II J. FARNSW ORTIZ.
First Lieut.. 3ith Infantry, A. A. q. NJ
no l9-5tB In charge of Dppnt
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DROPOsALs FOR WOOD FeRI.6e.

-
..... DEPOT QUARTERMAsTBR's OFFICE.
san ANTONIO. TEXAS September /. 1857 ..
SEALED PROPOSALS, which must be male in
tIipnCate, viii be received at this office until l.
O'Clock. noon. On MONDAY, the "a day of Decem-
Der next. for furnishing the Quartermaster's De
partment wT1h such good mefchantaDie Hard
ood a. may be required at the following pa; es
during the year lsjs, viz. - =
San Antonio, Austin,
- hort Inge, Fort clark
Fort Davis. Fort Stockton,
Waco. r-I Camp Verde ....r
Fort Mason, Fort Belknap, -
Buffalo Springs, Sherman.
WeatherfoTd, Lampasa5,
Fort Cbadbourne or vicinity.
Delivery to be made at such time and in snch
Quantities during the year the officer of the
Quartermasters DEPARTING Mt on duty at the place
OF TecCiva may designate; the God to be SUBJECT
TO his ins pectlon.
Separate bills are invited for each post, and the
price per cord for each place must be clearly
stated: and each bid, unless the responsibility of
at this offic must be accompanied by guaranty
of at least two persons (whose responsibility
be certified to by clerk of a court of recordl that
the bidder Is competent to carry ont the contract
if awarded to him, and that he will give the re-
quired bonds therefor. and each bidder will state
his place of residence.
Satisfactory evidence of the loyalty of each suc-
Cessful bidder, and the solvenCy of the persons Of
Tered as security will be required.
The bids will be opened on the day and hour
heTeinbefnre named, and bidders have the priyi-
lege of being pr, sent at the opening.
The right il reserved to reject all bids ifunSatis-
factory, and no hid will be entertained that does
not conform te the requirements of this advertise.
ment.
Proposals 10 he plainly endorsed, Proposals
Tor Wood, and addressed to the undersigned at
Byt Lit. Col. and \. Q. NJ, L. s. Army.
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PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSPORTA-
TION
OFrICE CHIKF OIARTERMAsrrR.

OFFICE CHEF JARTERMAsTER,
SAINT All, MIN, November 49, 1877.
Sealed Proposals will be received AT This office
for the transr ortation of Military Supplies during
ths year '%Mmenf5ng APRIL !, $50, and ending
MINI, or Saint cloud. Mimi, by the shortest road
or line. to such Posts as are now may lie cstab-
ton OF Dak ota Territory lying east of the Missouri
river and bounded by it: aud from Fort Stevenson,
eastward to present Posts, or snch a. NAV he
established east or north of that river, in Dakota
Tie weight to be tran, ported on this Route No.
shall not exceed ten million pounds tIO,cc0 .U'0
Bidders will state the rate per one hundred G0))
pounds per one hundred ti0O' miles for each month
1t the year ac2inning April /, SIS, and endins
Bidders should give their names in full as well
should he acc 1mpanied ly bond in tie srrn Of ten
hcusaud dollars, signed 10y two or more responsi-
IS arded fer the route mentioned in the proposal
70 ,G party rr"posng the contract viii be &C
security furnished Wy said party in accordanoe
VIII the term. of thus advertisement.
The contractor viii be redriIed to give bonds
IN the sIIn of one hundred thousand dollars
Satisfactory evidence of the loyalty and solveucy
Of each bidder and person offered as security will
: Proposals must lie endorsed Proposals for Army
Trans portaiion ON Route No. 4" and none will be
entertained unless they fully comply with the re
1uirements of this advertisement.
The party 10 whom an award is made must be
prepared to execute the contract at once. and 10
give the required bonds for the faithful perform
ancr of the contract.
The right to reject any and all bids that may hc
offered j. reserved.
The contractor must be in readiness for service
10y the lst day of April ISIS, and will be required
TO have place OF business or agency ar which he
may be communicated with promptly and readily
for Route No {, at Saint Paul, Minnesota, Fort
point may be- indicated a. the starting point OF
the Route.
Blank forms, showing the conditions Of the CON
tract to be entered into be had arpIicatinlt
at this office. at the Office OF the QuartermaSter
at New York, Chicago, st. Louis, Fort Lesvru-
company and be part Of the pro pos ais,
). Il. HOLABIRD,
1t. Col. Deputy q. NJ. Gen.
Bxt. Brig. Gen. I. S. A. CliefQ. NJ.
no j. DtB Dept of Dakota
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DROPosALs FOR GRAIN.

..rI-G CHIEF ogARTERNAsrERs 0EFIcR,
DIsTRIcr OF NEw MEXICO. :
Sealed Proposals vim be receises II 4 DIS ls
until n o'clock m on SATURDAY. the seth of
for dsivery OF the s@esnt Of Corn or os,
specified e. the foIlowins named posts in This mill
ESs d s:s:rS; NM ; ss go pounds.
FFort s sssoGn, =. $500
Fort Bascon sSSS =.
fSrs 6Sion Depot. !. i. 5000 :.
The corn must BE- well cured sheiseS. Tree ,ro,,
be Iyt up IN good. strong sacks containing not
ga ann a. one nnndred nor more than one hundred
The oats must Be perfectly clean. free from dirt
ana dust aud sound sn every respect; 60 be put in
s soona strong sacks containing not over eighty
The !, dsliv.ry Of grain to commence by the 18th
ramss and n such quantities as the Chief Quarter
Proposals Tor amy anaDtity lees than the whole
received, and bdders proposing 70 deliver corn or
OATS AZ more tean one post viii make separate
The proposals will lie made in duplicate. with .
COPY oil ihts advertisement attached, and must be-
enaoTsea Sy Two responsible per.ens that they will
ne contract IN case the same 10 awarded 81 the
Good and sufficient bonds will I've required from
tne contractor for the faithful execution of tins
Bidders are requested TO lie present. or rerre-
the opening of the bids
{ The right /. reserved by the uuaersirned q IN
crease or diminish the quantity - grain specified
for each post hv one fourth. and 10 reject any
al, bids which lie may deem unreasonable.
- and address T. the CHIEF QusrtormSstsr q
the ri''rie' OF New heSis,' e sSp,s fe,+ssa
Ma. and Quartz U. s A., Caief lGAsteam'r.
nols- tB
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1914.

e. As E
We have now hand q large and select assert
ment of GAS FINTU RES, CONSIST of HANDE-
LIERS, Plain and Fancy BRACKETS, HALL
PENDANTS and READING LIGHTS. Together
with an assortment Of GAS SHADES of every de-
scTiptiOn, which We will sel at reasonable prices
OHARE NOONAN,
Plumbers and Gas Fitters
No. sol 9th street, between ID and L.
nO2-eOlm under Seaton Hall
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ORPHANS COURT. No, .. Isa .-UnsrRIcr OF
~ toLUMuA; WAsHINGTor Coz MY. To-tcit: In
the case ~ Rosa Ei-cnbi-s., a.ininistratrix of
aforesaid has. with the appreciation OF the or.
pians' Court d Washington county aforesai id, APP
pointed TUESDAY the 18th dag uf December. Is,7 .
for the final settlement and di,tribuiion Of the
personal estate of said deceasei. and of the
assets IN hand. az far a. the same have
been collected and turned into money. when and
where all the Creditors and heir. Of said decea.
are notified to attend, with their claims pr1perly
vorchea, or they may otherwise by law Ice tx.
cinded from all benefit in said drceased's estate:
PROV ided q copy Of this order be published once a
to the said day ~ ~ 1890 ~ ''''''
80. Test: n JAMES X. BEIRNE,
+ 4 Moo -