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THE EVENING STAR
RECoNSrRUCTIoN.


4 LorIsIAsA-Cieneral Hancock Saturday is
sued sn important order regarding the Stale
finances. The order states that the Auditor
snd TreasUrer having officially represented
that the indebtednessof the State IL such that
under the present revenue laws debts cannOS
~ PAID; and the Governor. an an official CON-
muhieanon TO the commanding Genersl. has
declared that the State treasury n 20 totally
bankrupt that the judge and other Stste OH
GERS cannot b. pad; and unless some remedy
b. applied, the machinery of the state must
>tcp, tbe COLI ctton OF arrears q taxes for
four years being suspended bv legislation
unnl 1so. and the appropristSsn act having eN-
pired Decsmeer 81. lsS7, the -rnereency Of the
case II so rrnsSlng that prompf action h ineis-
pensable to prevent anarchy con fuSien, and
loss of all seublanep Of vii war the GENERAL
therefore orciers- First. that n Oand after this
date all the licenses On trades. professions and
occupations. The revenues, dues. aud taxes OF
the State OF Iruisians shall b. PAYABLE sud
collected m the Enitpd STATES legaf-tsnder note>
Ii is made the dnty Of me stat" treasurer. and
of all other persons charged with theSe cOllec-
uons. To exact payment n above. The reNe-
nues thns collected 10 he spprop- Isisd for the
payment Of the judiciary executive, and civil
officer 81 the Staoe, and The otheTPurposes
specified in the order.
GEoRGIA.-Noihing Of importance Was done
IN the Convention on the .ist Instant except
the report on the basis Of representation was
nconsldeFed. and 50 amended 90 N sder all
persons eligible 10 Office a. the first cleo son un-
der the constitution. An effort Nas r,ade q
remove the capital Of the Siase TO Atlarta. but
~ VIZ, loI WHIT bI aNo-AhAtu sOtt 10
suspend.
MIssIssIPPI.-The Convention adopted a res
olutlon providing Tor the appointmeat of acom-
nittee Of three 90 visit Washington and Ley b.
fore General Grant and other func tionariTs tn.
true condition Of Affairs in Nis-lSsippi: also. "a
negotiate loan OF sl0O.Og 70 defray the eN-
pens"s 81 the Convention. IL IL said the loan
viii b. paid by taxation, and he faith Of the
State will be pledged for its redemption.
FLoRIDA.-rhe work in the convention IL
progressing RAPIDLY, TO the satisfaction OF all but
the needy menberS. The franchise article pro-
VIdes that all male citizens OF twenty years
OF age shall vote, provided at the first election.
and for one yesr from the adoption Of the con-
stitution, only those registered under the Con-
gressIonal laws shall vote.
NORTH CARoLINA.-The Radical county con-
yeEtlon met IN Raleigh SATURDAY, and nomi-
mated one negro and three whites for the Isegis-
lature. Ii was slim affair, only twenty or
thirty whites participating.
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IN A TRANCE.-One Of those singular CASES
OF trance that sometimes battle science and put
~ flight the laws o. nature has occurred in this
city. Ii is a case of apparent death ia life A
young lady named Brookhsrdt, AZ the corner of
Chew and Bond streets, on "Wednesday last
suddenly fell in this condition; her n mbs be-
came rigid, her eyes lost their light, her checks
their color, and she has lain thus without food
or water. motion or perceptible lie. Several
dead, yet as her limbs still retain their warmth
and her appearance remains more a. one that
repoees than as one that hath gone TO the eternal
sleep, her friends refuse 10 bury her.-Baltss.s~e
Commercial.
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PROPOSALS,
ID X U L U $ A l. s.
Office Chef c. S,fFJth Nil

Cv'ce Chef C. SiFJth Mil,.ary Diaria,t
o Neg Orleans, La, Feh. Is, 1853. 4
seated proposals In duplicate are invited till the
Soth Gay OF February, 1875, at IL O'Clock m, for
furnishing the United States Subsistence Depart
Uent With the following articles of Subsis te nee
stores. viz.
40, 90 pounds of the best quality of Hard Bread
put UP in boxes of 20 po lnds 10 the box
500 cans Jelies, assorted.
!,tO cans Preserves, assorted.
5lec cans Preserved Pears
10000 pounds clear Bacon sides
50barrels of kiln dried Corn Meal, put MP in bar
reis. the price per pound to be stated.
!W cans Condo Dsed Milk Borden Eagle Brand.
loo Kegs of Lard. best quality,
All the above articles be Of the very best al
ity, put mp in superior packages, and delivered at
the Anchor Press in this city, within twenty days
At or the opening of the bids
No bids will be received from parties who have
heretofore failed to comply with their engagene
with any branch of the Government
Bids 10 be directed to the undersigned and marked
" Proposals A. BECKWITH,
fe ~ st Bvt Mai Gen ard q g, O. \ A
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OF THE INTKRIOR,
IL UNITED STATES PATENT 0FFTC1
II WILMINGTON. EebruAry Il. 1874

Ion the Dstition Of ELlAs INGRAHA AN, Of Bris.
tbl Conn, praying for the extension Of Q patent
sranted to him the I'd day Of December 1851 for an
inproyemsnt N DestEn for Check Case, for seven
Hkes plsce on the ID day Of December, isSS -'-
IL ordered, that the said Petition be heard It the
Fstsnt 0hace O accdsy, the 18th day Of October
nbtited 70 appeAr and show sauss, II any they have
Why said petition ought not 70 Be eraatsd.- : =,
aie 10 tbe Patent Once tLeir oSsctisas, s1scisliy
ct forth IN 1rtng, st leest hees LAY. before TIE
Transmitted IN accordance With tt rulso q -
sPosigs'aPs: s s'sC ~ g -:
=: Az so e ~ siiss Is "a I%osy. su.Hae
brdsssA. slss, tnat this eetce - lSSrs1sa q the
c., and In the CoNrant, Hartford. Conn, once
week for three successiys yeeksi the aryt Of sa!o
he day OF hearing A NJ. STOUT,
H. sivSw Acting Connissio.ss OF fSssnss,
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DB0POSALS FOR CONTINUING DELLA.
Il WARE BBEAKWATER.
UNITED sIAIEs ENGINEER OFFICE,

SIATES ENGINEER OFFICE, 4
No. 2O9 SoUTH Sixth STRREr.S
PHILADELPHIA, PA, Feb Is, 1853. !
Sealed Proposals in duplicate, with COPY of tn g
attached to each, will be received at
this Off ce until the 18th day Of March. 1853 for la
Dor necessary for putting upward of 8 100 ms OF
stsne In position at the Delaware Breakwater and
Ice breaker
Pour ffths of the stene to be irregular blocks
each weighing from two to i've and a half tons
one fifth of less than two tons. Ali stones laid
dry.
Bidders to furnish all the machinery boats moor
ines, &c, and whatever may be required for prop
erly receiving, removing. and putting stones in
place.
The wsrk t. he at ali times subject to inspection
cepted by then. deduction of twenty-five ger
centum made on part payments until completion
and acceptance of all the labor
Work to commence about 18th May, and to be
completed by 18th Of October, 1873.
Bidders will state the rate Of labor per ton of
2,240 pounds at which they will put in place the
stones delivered to them, or removed by them, at
the Breakwater and Icebreaker.
Each proposal must be guaranteed by two re-
spoIsible persons, whose signatures should be ap-
PENDED to the guaranty, and who should be certi-
hed 10 As being good and sufi cient security by the
United states district Judge attorney, collector
other public officer
Envelopes to be endorsed, Proposals for Labor
TO- Delaware breakwater.H
Bids will be opened at IL m on Thursday, March
Il, 1868. bidders invited to be present. For
Their particulars and printed forms apply at this
Office q. SEAFORTu STEWART,
fe L.. q EnpiDeers
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DEAL ESTATE AUCTION CARD.
NEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
IL UNITED STATES PATENT OFFIC

WASHINGTON, February Ia. IsSS
On the petition of WARREN GALE, # P-eks-
Kill, New York praying for the extension of pat
ent granted Ia him the 18th day OF September iS5.
for an improve ment in straw Cutters, for sayeu
years from the expiration of said patent. which
takes place Oh the l2th day OF September, l5cS:
Ii IL ordered that the said petition te heard NJ the
Patent Once on MONDAY, the I'd day of June
next, at II O'Clock M; and all pereons are noti-
ned to appear and show II any they have " nv
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required 20
file in the Patent Once their objections, specially
set forth in writing 1T least fceay days before the
day Of hearing; all testimony filed By either party
TO be used At the said hearing must be taken and
transmitted in accordance With the rules of the
offce, which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers relied upon ae testi-
neny must be filed In the ONCE tscenfp days before
the day Of hearing; the arguments, If any, within
ten days after filing the testimony
Ordered Also that this notice be Published In the
Republican snd the Intelligencer, Washington, D.
week for three successive weeks; the nrst OF said
publications 70 be ct lsast sixty days to
the day Of hearin,. A. N STOUT
felS lawSv Acting Oonmissioner OF Patents.
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- In one judicial district in Indiana. tvea-
ty-one murder trials are 10 take place ~ the
next term of court. -. r.1TT
- Thirteen thousand Irishmeu in London
nave thus tar sagned the address Of Loyalty 70
the Queen, and four hundred priests in IrelnnA
have signed the declaration in favor Of he re-
peal Of the uniou.
~ A man living on Oacapin Mountain. Va,
Wa recently attached BY wolves, and after
killing six was himself finished BY the rest Ne
had only an axe for weapon.
- Minnesota Is Sbout TO make friendly can
upon Wiscon sin. Ali the State officers. from
Governor down 10 the legislative pages, ars
going 10 Madison.
- Many Of the sailors In the British navy
have formed q sort Of religious sect called ssnoa-
fighting men." and are leaving the service ~
fast they are allowed t-e.aft -"
~ Three negroes were drowned at Nash Vile
On Monday BY the upsetting OF a cano-.
- The chain gang rs Richmond.
- Scarlet fever is epidemic in orswsy.
Canada.
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ToAsT WITH ARsENIC.-Mr. j. q. Meteor.
mick made narrow escape from death by
poisoning, IN Louisville. For several DAYS he
Was quite unwell. and in the afternoon had
some tea served him. The waiter. in order 70
tickle the palate OF the sick man, introduced
some toast OF this be partook slightly, when
one of the attendants discovered that n was
part of a lot that had been spread with arsenic
in order TO do away with the unmsnnerly rats
A physician WAS immediately summoned, tn.
proper antidotes were administered. and Mr.
Mccormick relieved of apprehension Of inme-
a haath
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NAVY DEPARTMENT.

~ WASHINGTON 18th February. 1873.
Scaled Proposals will be received until the cot
Of March, at u O'Clock, noon for the purchase OF
the following vessels
Ar ths Washington fard-The Nahopac Ssugus
tasco and Chino
At Neu U,ieanS.-The Wiunebago, Manhattan,
Catawba, Manayunk, Oneota, Tippccannoe, Chick
asaw, and kiCkapo0.
The proposals will state the price that will be
given for tn vessels in their present condition.
and with such httlngs as attached To TIL
III" vessels c IA be seen and all necessary inform
alton corning them will be given by the com
mindants of the stations
The right IL reserved to reject any or all of thu
proposals II their ptancc is not for the interc Il
OF the Government.
Twenty per cent Of the purchase money will he
required within three days after a mott cation uf
the acc eptaDCc OF proposal, TO be forfeited
of non mplcton of the purchase, and the balance
upon the final delivery OF the vessel
The proposals should be endorsed Proposals for
Purchase of Iron CIads ~
GIDEON WELIES.
feI5 Jaw4w Secretary of the Navy.
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IMPAIRMENT OF TIE INTERIOR.
~ UNITE d STA TIES PATENT OFFICE

WAsHINGToN, February ., n3.
On the petition of " tLLIAM BAKER. of
Utica, n. prayins. for the exten.ion Of .
patent GRANTED e him the 18th day Of May, lss4,
improves in Clap Board Joints for seven years
from the expiration Of ssid patent, which takes
place on ,hs 18th DAY Of NAY, isss:
1t - oIds,si that the said Istition Be hoard e
next, At Il sclsck N; aAd AZ persoss are notified
70 ssIps:r .nd shcw saass ~ ssY they have, Why
Persons opposing the exteaslon are required TO
nle in the Patent Once thetr objections specially
day Of Seerins eli te.tinony MED b either party
= be med a. the said hsartoe must Be taken and
once which VIM BE furnished on asplicatioa-
tsnon, Dust Be 1ied n the ONCE sresiv dayr BE-
tore the day Of hearing; TIE .rgnnents, II any,
Ordered, also, hat his potice be published in
the Repu6Iicen and the lntelliee ncer, v ashi M
oSot Neek Ter tnrss suecesive weeks; the Hfst OF
psd pebiicetsus - Be - least sxsy days Drevicss
fen-wSw Acting Co0misso1er Of Patents.
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DEAD NKwsPAPER--The Berlin papers
have an account of a curious ceremony of the
burial OF paper IN that cIty. Letters annonac-
ing the dccease Of the journal Were sent TO .
number of persons connected with the press
and thsir friends. The funeral procession
started from the printing -ofiice, preceded bv
band of music, TO the place of interment. Com
positors dressed in black paper carried the
body. A humorous funeral Grafton was then
pronounced. after which the journal was
plunged into a tub Of printers ink and -
hurried
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hEPARTNENT OF THE INTERIOR,
- UNITED STATES PATENT OFFIf


On the petition of FREDERICK G. sCHAUM,
administrator Of the estate of Frederick Schanm,
ceased, OF Baltimore, Md. prayiug for the extern
81 !n OF patent granted to the said Frederick
schaum the 9th day of pril, 1854, for an improve
ment III Glass Furnaces, for seven years from the
exrir of said patent, which takes place the
18th day of April, 1873:
1t is ordered that the said petition be heard at
the Patent Office on MONDAY, the 18th day of
April next, at IL O'Clock NJ; and all persons are
notified to appear and show cause, if any they
have, why said petition ought not to he granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
ME III the Patent Office their obJect specially
set forth In writing at least days before the
day OF hearing; all testimony MED by either party
TO be used at the said hearing. must be taken and
transmitted in accordance with the rules Of the
office, which " II be furnished on app ication.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as
testimony. must he filed In the Office frr'afg days
before he day OF hesrug; the arguments, if any =.
within ten days after filing the testimony:
Ordered. also. that this notice be published in
the Repu blican and the Intelligent ashpgton,
ID. u. and in the American. Is .itnlore. Md once
week for three successive weeks the first Of said
the day of hearing. A M. STOUT.
fe 10 lsw3w Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
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lY COOPER LATIMER, AuctioneeTs,
ID Successors to j. &. McGuire & Co..
Southwest corner Of Pennsy vsnis avenue ana IIth
street, Star Office Building.

pEkEMPT0RY SALE OF COMFORTABLY
B fkAME HOUSE AND LOT ON 6TH STREET,
. NEAR STEAMBOAT WHARF
b! autt orIty OF the owner. will expose TO
sale. AZ tie premises, on WEDNESDAY, the Attn
day OF March. A. ID. ls6s, at 4 O'Clock p. IN the
north part Of Lot No. =, in Square No ,, hsvi g
front on 9th street, between south NJ and y
streets. OF 81 feet. and extending back about To-
feet. with . comfortable Frame Dwelling House
and out buildings thereon.
Immediately alter the above, We will offer Lots
Nos. 40 and a. IN the square, fronting % lee
on Union street, with depth of about l02 feet
Terms OF sale One half cash; and deposit Of
$50 Will be required yon each lot at the fall If the
hammer, the deferred paymen OTIS at six and twelve
months with interest, secured by a deed OF trnst
after sale, the $50 is to be forfeited BY the par
chaser. ccnv'yancing and stamps at the expense
of the purchaser
The title is, in our opinion, indisputabe
JONES ASHFORD. Attorneys at-Law
f. 2l-eo&cs COOPER LATINER. Aucts
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TOR k sSfI D Ssb AED

M 2s9 g. btfseess la ssd - seysses, or,ssise
kdamT' Ewes Defs-eyy O6scs. - :,
discouraged by the patronage WHICH received
last year from my friends and the 1ehIie On gene.
my selection Of Fancy Dresses and Domjnoes for
All onieIs will be promptly ATTENDED to-. Fsnoy
Dresses and Costume Also oAfe 70 ORDER aA-ln
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PROPOSALS.
DEOPOsALs FEB ICE.

Clerks CEee, Hoes 81 Rep7sssutati-,s US
WASHINGTON, ID C., Feb "a 1874
Sealed Proposals will be received at this ofics
until SATURDAY, the 9TH day of February ISIS
at - o'clock NJ for supplying first quality of ICE
for ons year: delivery TO be made in such quanti-
tres may be required.
No bids will be 90 considered from parties personal
ly unknown, unless ACCOMPANIED with satisfactory
references and security will be require ed for the
fat hfuI performance of the contract
Bidders viii state the price Per 100 lbs.
EDWAED MCPHERSON.
fats Clerk III
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
IL UNITED STATES PATENT OFF

. WARRINGTON. February IL. 1873.
On the petition Of WARD EATON, of New York,
n. y, praying for the extension OF . patent
granted to him the 10th day OF May 1854 for an i'm
EroVement In Machine for Cutting Glazi. RS
Points for years from the expiration of said
1873:
ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent once on MONDAY, the 9th day Of April
next At IL O'Clock m; and all persons are notified
TO appear and show cause, If any they have. why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons Opposiug the extension are required to
ME In the Patent Once their objections, specially
day of hearing ali testimony filed BY either party
60 be used ct the said hearing must Be taken and
once, which will be furnished on application.
timony must be fled In the office twenty days be-
tore ihs dey'of hearing; the :rganents, II any,
within ten days after filing the testimony.
Ordered Also, that this notice - published in the
kess6i,eas and the InteliiEesser. " shinston, D.
lot three successive weeks: tho arst OF said publ
70 b ut least sixty days e the dsy
fe q wSw Actias Commissioner Of Psfea8s
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Rl COOPER 4 LATIMER, Arctfeneers
- tSuccessors TO J. e. Mcclure Uo,D
Southwest corner Penn. avenue and nth street
Star Office Building.
TRrSTEEsshLE SEARLY NEW HOUSE

TRUSTEE SALE OF NEARLY NEW HOUSE
HOLD AND KITCHEN FuRSITURE
BY virtue OF deed Of trust to me. from y aniel K
stone and wife, dated December 10th. 1851 record
ed In Liter L. G. T., No. 2 folio I5t et sen one
OF the cbattel records tor Washington county, in
the District Of Columbia, shall offer for sale
public auction, for each. on the premises. on FRI
DAY, the 2Sih day Of February, al 10 O'Clock an
an assortment Of Household and Kitchen Furni-
ture. situate In the dwelling No. 65O 1, stree,
north between ith aud 5th streets in the city
OF ashiRgtop, ID. G., composed in part of
Chamber Sets, Carpets, Uilcloths
J Parlor Stove, Stuart's Cook Stove, Nos
Mattresses and is Springs
Tables. Beds and Bedding
kTsMORsELL. Trustee.
felS-eod COOPER LATIMER, Aucts
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PAPER BELTs.-The latest use 10 which paper
has been put is its substitution for leather and
vulcanized rubber in belts for driving ms
chinery The new belt consists of LAYERS Of
paper cemented together in such a manner a
to be little affected by moisture or heat ut or
binary temperatures Those who have tried AZ
during the last six months report that IL does
not stretch, and on account of its chespness n
is preferred for light machinery
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DEsIRABLE UNIMrRoyEs PROpERr
10y COOPER LATIMEk, Auctfoneers
- tSucce ssors TO James Q. Mcclure A Co D
soutfwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and llth
street, Star Office Building
CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPER
~ on NORTH STREET; BKrwEEN 18Th

CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPER
Tl ON NORTH l. STREET, BETWEEN 18th
S1REET AND CONNECTICUT AVENUE.
BY authority of decree of the Supreme Court Of
the District of Columbia. sitting in Eauity
passed Ia the case If Hartman et al, w.. Hartman
mo llS Docket 81 shall offer for sale, at public
anction, az The premises, on WEDNESDAY. the
18th day OF February. instant, at a O'Clock D m
Lot Numbered two ca in Davidson q subdivision Of
part of square numbered one hundred and sixty
one tl6l,) the same fronting - feet on l. street
and extending back lSO feet 10 an alley. with the
Improvements thereon.
TIE lot will be sold in two parcels. the eastern
Rail part WITH tie improvement ts forming one and
the western half part the other parcel Upon the
latter Is Lake oven and bakers appurtenances
AMI each half has a twO-story Brick Building
Terms 4 sale a. prescribed by the decree: One
thlrd cas- b; the residue IN two equal sums at six
and twelve months, with interest from the day of
sale, or at the option of the purchaser the whole
puroha-e money may he paid in cash. 500 q be
deposited when the property Is struck of. The
title consider indis putable
FRED. W JONES. Trustee
fel2 dads COOPER & LATLMER, Aucts
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IMPAIRMENT OT THE INTERIOR
~ UNITED STA ES PATENT OFFICE

u
On the petition of MAHL0N LOOMS, OF W ash
mRton, ID. C, praying Tor the extension of a pat
ent granted TO him the ID day OF MAY 1854, for
an Improvement in Plates for Artificial Teeth, for
seven years from the expiration of said patent,
which takes place on the "a day of May, 1873:
II is ordered that the said petition be heard at
the Patent Office on MONDAY, the 18th day Of
notified to appear and show cause. Ii any they
have. why said petition ought not TO be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are REQ ui red to
file in the Patent Office their objections specially
set forth in writing, at least tfcenty days before
the day of hearing. all testimony iled by either
party, to be used at the said hearing, must I've
taken and transmitted In accordance with the
rules of the office, which will be furnished on sp-
'Depositions and other papers, relied upon a.
Testimony. must be FLED in tho Office tyeniy days
before the day Of hearing; the arguments, u any,
within ten days after filing the testimony.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published In
D. c.. Q week for three successive weeks. the
frrt Of said publications to be 1t least sixty days
previous to the day Of hearing.
feS wsw ActingiCommissioner Of Patents.
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT THE SUE.
j scrber has obtained from the Orphans Court
Of Washington county, In the District Of Co
lonbis, letters Of administration C. {. q, on the
prsonal estate OF Joseph Williamson, late Of
Washington county Aforesaid, deceased. All per
sous having claims agAinss the said deceased
the vouchers thereof to the subscriber. on or be-
fore the 4th dag Of February next they may other
wise By law Be excluded from ell benefit OF the said
estate. Given vnher my hand this 4th day OF Feb
rssry, 1888. MARY ANN WILL1AMS0N,
fe l9-WSWs Admi aietratriN G. :. Q.
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JUST RECEIyHD-
400 BOXES SICILY ORANGES, $50
100 DOZEN LEMONS,
10 prim. order
HHOLEsALE AND RETAIL.
J. Parsons
Fruit Depot.