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From the Indian Country-A War
Inevitnbiczrhc fndians on the ag-'

EueNNnbfc-Thcf nutnus on INC NJ
grcssiyc.
ST. Louis, Sept. ia special to the Repu5.
hcdh, from Fort Wallace, says that on. Lun.
dred Cheyepnes appeared NtdsybrSsk yes.er.
day mornlns,near Sheridan, Kap<AL, tssi,il
number of whom, made a dish no the town
and then Joined the main body, lrhIch moved
In tho direction ofBut,ef, whers tkSy d,ptutcd
SEVERAL Mexican trAiuS and lnfed thtoe men
They then moved Notfb, cafryinE< on da;tle
and horses. " y
Two scouts sent here by the q Iycrnor of
Colorado have arrived, and report that the ln-
dams are lowering about all the settlements
southern OF Denver - ---r- ---
The settlers are suffering very much from
their deTredAtions. Five hundred head of
stock had been carried of, and twenty moro
settlers killed and scalped during q past
week. 81 &c A.gr..h e. .-'..
The Denver coach, which arrived This after
noon, was detained by Indians, report. to be
three hundred strong.
Sand Creek advices from Fort Lyon q, the
oh insiant, state thatGen, Prnrose'. cop. Iauy
Of cavalry had a fight with thc InLianson the
day before, killing four and losing -four SOL
dicrs-two killed and two wounded.
About l o'clock this afternoon pickets re-
ported two small bands Of Indians about six
miles northeast OF Fort Wallace. 3.
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Immigration into North CaroiIna,

RALEIGH, N. o., Sept. IA large delegs-
ton of gentlemen from Washington county,
Md, and Franklin county, Pa, under charge
OF Col. Daniel Dceksrt, OF the Hngerstown
Mall, and Capt. Samuel Deford, Of Btltimore,
agent OF the Columbus, Indianapolis and Chi.
cago railroad, are now engaged In examining
and purchasing lands in the western part Of
this State.
The party are all OF opinion that western
North Carolina Offers greater inducements 10
settlers than any other part of the South, and
express tho belief that lands in that section
are cheaper and better than any along the
route which they passed over. The party,
In passing through the country, arc received
In the most cordial manner.
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~SAe M.nSr,SNsSr

Tnc Mh<pe'EiecNoI.
" As The time hrrfasbes FOR kthAl be.
tween the corperhead Democracy ann he Re.
publicans, the interest naturally ineresses in
the result Of the campaign LAst ysar the
majority for Chamberlain was But iittio ris
irg H,sos, shosii u reach IS ,ooo this var.
it sstsiet Tho qpeision, aud the Dsmocraey
knov thS ~ hsuss thsir uuOas a,a \. y 81
The World h,d pa article q day or ,ro
since preparing Ne readers for defeat. II
stated that the ave age majority for the Re.
publicans for tho last four years had been
over 20, COO. Tho Democracy have a marvel.
ious way OF using figures WHEN in every prac.
tical way they are against them.
They tried this on Vermont nftcs the
ton was over, but tho World has bes.I to
let Its people down in respect to Name before
tao election comes "A. 3d..
Amer Monday the Democracy will sing
small 10 Maine and in NsW Ensland, and
after October they will sing small ali over the
country. The IYOTida article shows this;
hence its effort to bslittle the Maine IN ,jor.
ity which will be given on Monday.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

htHhWVUD HOUSEKEEPING.
John A stevens and T. J Jones, Baltimore;
Edward rhelsn, $ L Stoddsrt, i Young and j
fFfs sG. Pmr oSahy,' Do.9ay. oShes.
%hie'SSi join qa%nI 'rsasaslpsiR; J'i 4
Snd Gl,It o;ss0d Ns q sL,ondoni Jfionjon, \
dclpnini JTncs o iiisouth, Dosios
sEAToS uousTs-J. II. srsxxs,
q A smith, Means, Va a1 siffes, Phla.
&GlpniG;E 4 lIS,ggrrUvsyTP W ISSrse RS1 ,,
Philadelphia, Miss Cornish, Newark, N !; q
II Spnding, New York; Il smith, London;
Joseph qriilin, LlTdST; Va william Field,
and sister, Roanoke county, Va; Mrs Harmcs-
berger, Augusta. county, Va. -
EpDITT, iioUSE-qt g, wIkLARps,
Ghss p Miller, ,NeY ,Iorki J q Kerchersl;;
Uoyington. kyi Baiiey y pawson Me; Geo il
WasAiasscn, Il SP Sisct, baltimore; + ", Per.
Marmahon, U s'Nj. Joseph q Tyler, Boston,
Mass: 80" ~ '''
RUNRER'S AVENUE HOUSE.
j II French, Concord, N II; Phiu Henderson,
Walter Nicholson W Is Ormsby, 4 T. Eaton,
va TS Bear, \ Z; Geo s,et'son, vie and
Toledo, Ohioi Ould, jr., Baitimorei GeoiS,
Diversion, Washingtonj
wILLARDS'-SYKgs Il CHApwIcE.
Charles Nelson, Cal; John I II King, J n
Real Ga; W + Henderson, Md; Chas Il 1Iill
Bennett ne ina GoSso ntSGyp Law St nnlS
win, Pm, 7 Gibbons, Birmingham, EoEland
q W Farmer, A Mclean, NY.
TRoPoLITAN-porrs K SHELLEY.
IT Castro, N I;h NJ Blaneo, Bsvanai "
os S:G Ti XVI Nee. Xxi Il IoS p Ma.
stamps, Tenn; w d Wilson, s Q; s s Lane
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~ care nothing for promotion, 50 long ~ our
arms are sueceSsfui. - GruAt 10 ShsTmaH, TsLru.
nrV, ls2
''lfmy course Is not satisfactory, remove me at
once I do not wish In any way To- impede the
success Of our arms. '-Er1at tOifdileek, EbrVOrV
., lS2
'Tbls is a Republic, where the will Of the people
Is the law Of the land ''-GsHsrdi Grants ittcT 10
PT,sii,nt johnson, august, 1857.
81 shall have no policy Of my own to interfere
ugainst the will VI the people. ''-GrGHt's Letter,
My %, lsJS.
Human liberty, the only true foundation Of hu.
man government. ''-GFuR.'S Letter 10 Citizens NJ
NtHi phiE,
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ROBERTS On the 10Th instant, AsNig FLORA
ROBERTs, ~ I'd 2 years, months, and 10 days.
DUNN -On the 10Th instant, at IL p. LII. EDIrH
NlEGISIA. lnfapt daughter o. tdwaTd and Christi
20 attend tho funeral, at 80 p. IA on Sunday, the
18Th instant
STEADMAN. On Sunday evening, August 80,
ADELIA AM, beloved daughter uf George q. and
RACHEL Anu stcaimaD, aged IS year. month. and
~ DAYS,
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Mn. JOnN S. ALLEN, who was \ short time
since convicted in the United States Court in
brooklyn of defrauding the revenue, and SEN
fenced to line and imprisonment, has been for
tunate enough to Ind favor In the eyes OF
President Johnson. Mr., Allen was released
from the penitentiary on Wednesday on con-
ditiOn that he would pay the tine of 5000 dc.
creed by the court. The money was raised
through tho eAeTtlons Of certain friends, and
the doors OF the prisoa were unbarred.
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Grand Ratification Meeting in New
Jersey.

DURLiNuroS, N. j., Sept. 1.-THE ratiflcs-
tion Of the Republican nomination for Con
gress, took place tonight. The Grant Legion
In uniform carrying torches and preceded by
band, paradcd the streets, and then proceeded
TO the Oity Hall, where Gen. Rushing, the
nominee, addressed them. The Hon. A. W.
Tenncy, Of New York, followed. Great ct-
thusiasm was manifested.
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A VALUABLE PICTURE OF GEN. GRANT
Messrs. Wise y Co, Of Philadelphia, have
just published lile-like portrait of General
Grant. It's = eolored lithograph OF rare ar
tistlc merit and correct In every feature Of the
great couqueror OF the rebellion, and is DIES.
tined to have great sale not only In the CON.
ing Presidential contest, but even up to "tho
last syllable Of recorded time" J. q. Parker,
the popular news dealer At the city post o.
fee, is the accredited agent for this city.
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WAslIIkuTOS, d. g.. Sept. o, lss
On the petition Of sTLvASrs SAWYER, OF Fitch
burg, MAstachusetls, praying for thu extension
Of patenl granted him on the l2Ih day OF Deeem-
Der, 1851, for an improvement ln Rattan Machine
Il is ordered that said petition be heard ut this
Otlce the 2il day VI November next Any person
may oppose this extension, Objection, dppnsi .
tiOns and ether papers should be nsi In this OGice
twenty days before the day " hearing
ELISHA fOOTE,
ssl2-Sl3t CoumissionCr OF Patents
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GREAT DIsTlIBuT
BY TIE
Metropolitan Gift Company.
Every Ticket Draws u Prize.

Cash GINS each $1,000 4 Cash gus "s.sh ~
y " i;%S IS /" " q
s h''"""I' No'."0 MoiSIsous '".. :. Siio Is
40 Sewing Machines % IN TO 40
90 Fine Gold Watches - % = ~
Cash Prizes, Silver Ware, &c al valued $50 90
chance to draw ANY OF the abnye lrles for :6c
Tickets describing Pres arc stdI'd IN tnSgl, pee
aud vol mixed. On receipt VI 2e, S6dtd ItcEI
Is drawn without choice and sent by ma 10 any
addTe,s. The prlLc named upon u VIII be delivered
/ the Icket-hulder un payment Of one DJNur
prtcs are immediately cent " any address by c&-
press or return mall.
pay for u. Any prize exchanged yOr dH0ther "
same vdlugi No Blanks, Our patrons eau depend
REyEREScEs: We select the following from many
who have lately drawn Valuable PIitas aud kiniIy
permitted MS 10 publish them: s. T. wilkins, Duff
iHlO, si,OUi Mits Annie Monroe, Chicago, piano,
$685. Juhn u. Moore, Louisville, sl,OOi Miss
kmIna Walw9rth, Milwaukec, Piano, SIDi RcS.
4. A, Day, New Orleans. sJOJ. We publish no
names without parmihslon. u a.,
OPINIONS or 1IIE PRr.S.-'ThC nrm Is lcllahl",
aud dv-rryC their success. '-IlseHU IfbHHE,
AmD !. we know them ~ be fair DEALT hrn
y. J. Hrdlt, any, ~. "A friend VI ours dr,N
.YstCS, Sept 5.
send Tor circular. Liberal Inducements to Agrult
Satisfaction guaranteed, kvery package "L srHl'
Envelopes contain USg CASH GItT. six Tickets Tor
eli u lOr 81 y for 45i ITO fOr slJ. All lrItru
rhuuId DC llre.sHh I'm x,r.1unu
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LrNIrEp STATES rATENT nEFICR.

UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
" wAsnINGTNS, d. C., September 7,lsfS
On tho petition Uf u, Y, BROwS, Of DUTuhesthq, .
Massachusetts,, praying for the extension Of pa
ent granted 10 him ON the l2th day OF December,
1854, for an Improvement In Hanging Carriage
Bodies;
II Is ordered that the raLd petition be beard ut
this office on the sd day Of NOyCInber next. Any
person may oppose this extension, Objections, de-
lstiOns, and other paper, should be hlHi In this
Office twenty days before the day Of hearing
ELISHA fuOTR,
scl2-s3t Commissioner OF Patents.
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United Order Of American Mechnn-
fcs-Grand Procession.

LANCASTER, PA, Sept. 1.-THE parade Of
the United Order Of American Mechanics In
this city to-day was the largest and grandcst
civic Demonstration ever witnessed here
About Nifty councils from this State were rep
resented, and several from New Jersey and
Delaware. Upwards of 1--WE Thousand men
were In line. Some twenty large wagons were
also In line, on which carpenters, brlcklayers,
saddlers, coopers, carriage-makers, house car
penters, boiler makers, printers, hlacksmiths'
and tinsmlths piled their trades.
On one wagon were thirteen young women
dressed Ia white, who represented the thirteen
original States. In the centre OF this group
WAS a young woman personatlng the Goddess
Of Liberty. The wagon was drawn by thir.
teen gray horses. 1t was followed by General
Washington on horseback accompanied by
q footman. Miniature steam fire englnes, cleo
trio telegraphs, sewing machincs, grain-drills
and grain fans, were also displayed In the pro-
cession. Col. Miles acted rs chief marshal.
Arches were thrown across the outer ends
OF four of the principal streets, and ever.
greens were suspended across each OF the four
streets meeting in Centre square. Ga the lat.
ter were hung In large letters, respectively,
the initial letters of the Order of United Amer
lean Mech anics.
A large number OF persons from tho sur
rounding towns and country were In the city,
and the streets presented a throngcd and gay
appearance.
There were thirty eight bands OF music In
the procession. Owing to some want OF uG'
Outstanding In the arrangements made for pro.
curing Fulton Hall, the Grafton which was to
have been listened to at the close Of the pa
rade, was not delivered.
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A BEAUTIFUL SILVER MEDAL.-General q.
W. Warren has placed in our hands beauti-
full silver medal which he found on Pennsyl-
yAniA avenue yesterday. 1t bears the name
Of Colonel 4, +. NJ. FAehtz, Breyct Colonel In
the United states volunteers, Sth Maryland
regiment.
The owner can have /: by callIug at this
office.
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Georgia Republican Mass Meeting,

AUGUSTA. September 1.-THE Radical NOM
mating convention held a mass meeting last
night, at which white speakers warned the
negroes that II Seymour and Blair were
elected they would all be put back into slf-
very again.
After the meeting the negroes had torch
light procession, IN which about 800 partIcI-
phtcd.
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TOBACCO WARguousEF.-At present there
are Only 1--WE applications before the internal
revenue office for the establishment Of export
bonded tobacco warehOuscs, three OF which are
from New York and two from Baltimore,
Two applications are expected from Philadel'
phia In few days.
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CHICAGO, Sept. l.-DIsPN'ches from ST.
Joseph, Michigan, this evening, report the
arrival there Of Captain Brown, of the Hap
pocampss, with fourteen other survivors FROM
the wreck. They report that n squat struck
the vessel about o'clock Tuesday morning,
when she went down at once.
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New YoRK Gnanciers say the gold move
hent Is entirely speculative, and viii cease as
soon as shorts are covered as nothing In the
political affairs warrants any advance, and In
the face of shipment of produce, and the con
tinued heavy demand for our bonds abroad,
there can be but little hope Of nny great ad'
rance In premium.
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MASoHEsTEG, N. IL, sept 1.-THE state
AR next week promises to excel any previous
one. Among its features VIII bcthe ra:c for
citizens purse OF 1900. The books closed
with fOftysix entries.
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ATLANTA, Sept. IA Senate resolution
gives negroes one hour to make their defence
on the question Of eligibility, and members
participating thirty minutes, day is to be
consumed in the discussion. The impression
is that negroes Will be declared ineligible by a
small majority
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7,an Run Through with Fed Hot
Iron.

CINCINNATI, Sept. ia difficulty occurred
this afternoon at the rail mill, between John
Thompson and John Kembcr, when Thompson
snAtchcd up a red hot iron rod six feet long
an run 1t through the body OF Kemhcr, killing
h INSTANTLY. Thompson has been arrested.
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THE SUPREME, COURT OF THE BIssTgIIC;gT
GGmpRT ~ ~ \, TliE UNITED STATES 4ol:

r., al pGiDHI u HIdD cOitcsFP, Orestiap:
Notice Is hereby given, that on tho lith day of
August, ISIS. tho Of internal revenue for
sad District rcd for breach Of the revenue up"
Copper sti aud Fixtures, In said Di.triot, and ""
ZANE are dgpd pI9seYutfd ~ th,s court, 10
aud have been nrrestelby the marsha for the rs4,
sons in tho libel stated; and that said eau" VIII
stand for trial nj the cry Hall. IN the city al
Washington, On the trst MONDAY Of DereWbrr
neXt, when aud where all persons are warned ~
appear To show cause why condemnation should
not be decrced aud TO Intervene Tor thoir Interest,"
SEPTEMBER2, lSCs. H. J. MElGS,
Hep3SlO-2t Clerk
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IINlrEp srArEs rArENT oFrICE.

I WGsIiSGr"S, b, c Aug. u, 1873
On tho petition VI kAELIEg NJ, RuVpRUIE, llato
Rmelne NJ. stedlntn, y OF Elizabeth, New jersey,
uEccutrx Of the estate OF George W, stedLIAn, de.
ceased, praying for the extension Of y patent
granted The said GeOTgr W. sIedman, the 18th day
Of December, la5l, and reissued tho Goth day Of
Aprll, 1870, Tor an improvement In Sewing MA
chimes; -,
II Is ordered that said petition he beard ut THIS
once on the 9}l day Of November next. Any rer-
son may oppose this extension. Objections, deepest
once twenty days before the DAY q hearing,
sci.w3w COnmissionof Of Ntonis.
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SroRTISG PAPERs.-We are indebted to MI.
J. q. Parker, the enterprising news dealer OPP
posite the city post office, on seventh street,
for a number OF the late illustrated sporting
newspapers of the d y.
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Is Tmg Republican procession at Bangor,
Maine, on Thursday last, was a wagon filled
with mutilated Union soldiers, bearing the
motto, "This IL what we owe to the Demo.
cratic party"
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Legal Notice..
V'HE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
OFrng pkliEb STATES FOX THE SAID

TIdkt tol.DEa Il RGg concern. gr6GtiHg:
Notice Il hereby given, That on tn" l2th day III
March, ISIS, tho COllcciOr uf Internal Reyrnu" for
said District seirad for breach " the revenue ga
gallons Of spirits In said District, and III" samr
are III clled aud prosecuted in tins court, m III.
name of the United states, for conformation; and
have been arrested by he marshal for tho reason,
IN tho libel stated ;end TINT SAID rHuse will stand
for trial 9tthe City Hall, an the city u Washing
ton, on thyf ~ MOsbAi VI Dccclnher next, wGuu
and wlIcrr All parsons are WI rffsd TO appear H.
show cause why eondcmnaliOn thpuh MOI be do
crucd, aud 10 Intervene for their i9i"Tt ST
SAP 70 aBgR ., ltS - X j. hElGS,
scp;L&lO.gt .r IlsIk
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JoHS ALLEN, known as the "wiekelsst man
IN New York, now processes to have been
converted and declares himself changed
man. II is stated 10 one Of the Now York
Jailies that Nj, Allen has stated that his den
10 Water street was not tho wieksdost place
In New York, but that that place was in
Fourteenth street-Tammany Hall. We are
are inclined to believe that Mr.. Allen is con
verted. lie has certainly sh,wn in this in
stance that ho possesses clear conceptions Of
moral distinctions.
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nOuncsd that the Republicans Of the contend
ing factions Of New York city are united.
All their difficulties are removed and every
difference Is reconcilel. The Republicans Of
that city will, from now till the time Of tho
election, work together and work with will.
This will keep down the Democratic ajority
10 the neighbOrhood Of forty thousand, and
the rest Of the state will wipe this out, and
thus give Griswold for GoyernOr and Grant
and COlfax all Of twenty thousand majority
II, indeed, II does not exceed thirty thousand.
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DIED.

TuCKER-PEDDICORD.- On the 10th instant
Rev. L. J. DrinkhOuse, WIN. W, TUrKET 70 Mr.
CELISDA A. PEpDICnRD, all ofthi. city.
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Personal.


MONTHLY NURSE tANBRIcAKl NOW
n disangagcd, with best Of City references,
would like TO make a few inors engagemsnts. Ap-
ply at on Twelfth street. - p,
SHIRT MAILING and all kinds Of plain sewing
done at short notice. Also. Furnished Rooms for
Gentlemen nj So Twelfth street. spl-lm
Dg!vATE MEDICAL CONSULTATION At
L "uLDb DR.. DAkBY'S, 40 seventh street.
tientH. Hei9-tf
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THs Blair AMI Seymour party ought 10 he
called the murder party" as they count on
cutting down the Grant and Colfax vote 10y
numbering the Grant and Oolfax voters. a
dispatch from Little Rock, dated September
Ith, says: Nineteen Republicans have been
assassinatcd in Columbia county within ten
days. One man was shot with eleven bullets
for shouting for Grant. a perfect reign Of
terror exists In the few counties where there
arc large rebel maJOrit!cs, hut all is quiet in
| counties where there are Republican MAORI
| ties, and also IN rebel counties where Noun.
tain Feds. 1--we" Not only in Arkansas, but
in Tennessee, Lou!sianl, Georgia, and all
other slave States, are there daily murders Of
white and black men who are In favor Of
Grant. The only way to stop this Is TO elect
Grant and ensure peace and protection to all
good citizens.
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(uRCuLArlNG LIBRARY now open for sub
y sert6sIs At ~ fenusYlyinia avenue, between
ScNcnteenII and Eighteenth streets. Ten thousand
books. Those Wishing 10 Join are requehed g rRll
hcpl-lm Ir.. ALERED HUNTER.
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'INHls Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT the sun
L scribcr has obtained from tho Orphans CYprt
Of Washington county, In the District o. ooinhnla,
u WILLIAM A. WiLSEs, late II WashtagInn'
iuK Chains against mo said deceased are hereby
warned 10 exhibit the same, with the youch-
fab day " August next they may otherwise by
law be excluded FROM AL beneh tOf the said estate
= Given under my hand this sbth day oihpgust, VS..
MANY 4 WlLkER,
sep2Tu-3t a.'. Administrators.
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PRINCES


ING DEPOT,
HAS REMOVED TO No. 323 STREET, BETWEEN
TENTH AND ELEVENTH STREETS
aul0-2m.
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THIS IS TO Owe NOTICE THAT THE SUD.
l. scTibOr has obtained from tho orphans Court
yf Washington County, In the District of Ounbin,
letters OF Adml ntstrltOn on tho personal estate OF
DE- wITr c. WILaoS Late Of Wa. Lington county, D.
e, deceased, Az persons having claims against
same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber
or before the 18th day Of August next they may
othcrwis o by law DO excluded from all benefit 81
the said estate. ...
Given under my Ian | this 18th day Of August,
1865. ,..h, ..,' y. A. WILSON.
60 1890 Administrator.
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Personal.

Speaker Uoifax arrived at Omaha on rhSSs.
day last, In excellent health. The chief sur
geon, DR.. Horwitz, OF the Naval Medical Dc.
partment, made n general inspection OF the
United States naval hospital in Brooklyn, N.
Y, Wednesday. Sir Edward Thornton. the
British minister, had au interview with the
President yesterday. J. II. Sands, L. $. A,
Hon. Z. A. Rollins, New Hsmpshlrej J. Mara
ham, L. s. N, Hon. Joseph Fowler, OF Ten.
nesscc, and w. G. Wise, L. S. A, are at the
Ebbitt House. Colonel john King, OF AFkNn-
sas; l.. NJ. BlAnco, Havana, and II. ]. Neil, OF
st. Louis, are at the Metropolitan Hotel z.
Smith, Of London, and George X. Rutter, OF
Tennessee, are at the Seston House. samuel
worseley, OF England, and Il. L. Arson, of
Pensacola, Fla, are at the United States Ho.
tel. J. H. French, of Concord, N. H., and X.
7. Ropp, OF Toledo, Ohio, are at Bunker's
Avenue Hotel Alfred II. Salvador, OF Louis
lana; Major Hennessy, of Richmond, Va, and
S. NJ. Denncy, Of North Carolina, arc at the
Owen House. Harry Emory, Of Chicago; II.
Z. Jones, of New Londoai ]. W. Pritchett, OF
Philadelphia; Edward Phelan, OF Brooklyn,
n. Y, and A. Boyd Gusts, Of Richmond, Va,
were among the arrivals at the KirkwoOd
House last evening. Charles Nelson, of San
Francisco; Charles L. HUI, Of Georgia, and
Thomas Gibbons. OF birmingham, England
arc at Willard's.