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Attack of n Corporars Guard on a
Snake.

Before we left Dinigul, . circumstance oe-
Cured to an English officer commanding q small
out station in this district, which may be consid-
cred not undcserving OF record. He was carly
one morning taking his customary ramble, be-
fore the sun had attained o sufficient elevation
in the heavens to drink up the appearance Of
the dews which glitterod around when upon
passing q small ruined building his attention
was suddenly arrested by the appearance of
something with which his eye did not seem at
all familiar, moving In deep recess Of the ruin.
lie approached il cautiously, fearing, % he could
not distinguish the object very clearly, that 1t
might be tiger, or some other animal equally
dangerous.
Upon close inspection he discovered 1t to be an
immense snake, filling with its voluminous folds
the whole recess. Determined at once on its de-
struction, but knowing that he could do nothing
single handed against . creature at once SO
active and so powerful, he made the best Of his
way to the guard house, and or dered half 4 dozen
soldiers to the spot armed with muskets and hav.
ing the bayoneu. They were six strong, deter
mined Englishmen. THey made no objection to
encounter so unusual an enemy; on the contrary,
they were pleased at the thought of the sport,
and, being formed in line, advanced steadily tc
attack as soon as the word Of command was given,
and simultaneously transfxed the monster
with their bayonets firmly pinning 1t agains,
the wall.
Being SO roughly disturbed from its siumbers,
tho enormous creature uncoiled itself in a few
seconds, and such was its prodigious strength
that with one mighty sweep OF its tail 1t dashed
i've Of its assailants to the earth. The sixth,
who was near its head, maintained his position
and still kept his terrific adversary against the
wall, adrotly avoiding the lashngs Of his ponder.
Gus tail by STOPPING or lodging, as circumstance
required, until the animal, exhausted with pain
and exertion, lay extended at full length upon
the earth almost motionless. BY this time the
eve soldiers who had been struck down, having
recovered their feet wounded the vanquished
snake with the butt end Of their muskets, upon
tn, extremity Of the tail, whore the inosoulation
of1ho vertobre is less firm, thus disabling 1t SO
COMPLETELY that it was soon dispatched. 1t
measured upward Of fifty feot in length, and wal
full three feet in circumference. ORIENTAL An
Hl;k
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A RMY SUBSISTENCE STORES.

OFFICE Asst Con. srBsisrEScH, U.sA,)
FoRr CoSsrirrrios' PoHIsnoyIa, H.,
Sealed Proposals will be received at this once until
THURSDAY, March 81, 1865, at 10 o. clock, a. m, for
supPlytng troops liz fOst gonstitutis Portsmouth,
NH aud Fort MeGiary, Ki,!sgy. Maine. with
Of good and marketable quality, an equal proper
ton Of the fore and bind quarters. excluding the
sALTED MESS BEEf Oh CoREEp BEEF
Of !he best quality, and the usual corning pieces,
The supplies OF the SAID stores to be delivered at the
said Forts In such quantities may be. from time 10
time, required by the commanding omeer, and to con-
tinue from APRIL l, 1865, to SEPTEMBER 80, 1865.
unless said Forts shall to be occupied by
troops In Government service.
cle and, upon acceptance Of their bids. will give such
security as may be required for the faithful perform
nnce OF their Agreement
BIDS must be endorsed " Proposals for Subsistence
LIEur. CHAs HUMPHREYS.
mhl9.T Sd Artillery, A. C.s., VI .A.
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National Aspmblitau.
Horrible Treatment OF Children by
Their Mothers.

Thetr mothers.
A corrsfI ordent Of the Toledo ,ohio) Com.
mnqsi, writing from Wood county Ohio, says;
II tcems we have In this county ono Of these
unnatural mothers, and I hope only one. The
facts which am about to relate were narrated
to me by q reliable u.ighbor to the woman, who
has seen and knows whereof no AYERS.
Akw years ago sho became enraged at her
babe, az infant but three weeks old, which she
beat with her open hand until the little sufferer
went into spasms and died. Tho childs shoul
ders and hips were black and blue from the effects
Of her blows.
At another period her anger became aroused
towards her son, little fellow four or Eve years
old, when she threw a stick Of wood across the
room at him, hitting him on the head win
aluio,t force enough to kill him outright, but the
child lived and Is foolish and subject TO hts from
the effects Of the blow,
In the summer Of 1866, when the whole In.
terror ofthis county was scourged with the ty.
phoid dysentery, two Of this woman's children
were attacked by 1t. They were aged respectively
about three and FIVE years. Physicians could
not stop the progress Of the foil destroyer, and,
as the little fellows approached nearer and
nearer to the end Of tho combat, and became
gradually more helpless, the mothers little stock
Of patience gave way to uncontrolled passion,
ind while the youngest was In an utterly helpless
condition only the Day before It died, she took
stick and whipped 1t most numerically. The
neighbors came, tho dead child was prepared
for burial, but as 1t was thought that the other
little sufferer could survive but q few hours, 1t
wa, decided to keep the corpse Of tho departed
aud bury the two together. The departed spirit
had not long to wait on the bank Of the river for
its cherished companion to accompany 1t over
Life's current was fast obbing out. The little
fellow became too weak to be moved to his couch
and while In this condition, for doing what was
impossible for him to avoid, tho unnatural
mother gaTs him q severe whipping. and death
came to his relief, while the Infatuated mother
stood over him with the rod In her hand!
On hrst hearing the story Of this woman
crimes, 1 could not bring my mind to believe II,
but further investigation has satisfied me that Il
is only too true. Why her husband and neigh
bors have not shielded the helples children from
her hcndish cruelty, Is quito mystery. Inearr
that some Of the neighbors contemplate the com
mencement ofan action to remove from her Gus
tody two small children that are now undergoi ng
the fiery ordeal Of hor terrible passion.
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OFFICE SUPERVISING QuARTBRNAsrER,l
SUB-DIsTRICr or THg RIO GRANDR,

suB-DIsTRICT o TIM RIO GRANDR.
BRowSsyIIIE TRxAs Feb l5 1865 \
Sealed Proposas will be received nj This oico IN
nj TiIESDkY the MIST day AZ March lsS MI II
a',lasL a n lar Iha transnoyiatinn ~ Tronps and
HliiaTy Sanplies from ami h points within IN sub
Iistriet Of the Rio tranje Tor lie wear ending NAV
Isl is,fe " " " " Wv '
pronosals will stste at vlat rates bldders propose
IN nsnort trnons and Amy SnnniIes from ma In
Tia faiinwing na MAJ noints" "'' ~ " "
Route Ma "'e ''
FTom iirayos antia no IN urovpsyiIle by river or
via Paint isabel - "
Ranta Ma .
Prom Brownsville to Ringgold Barracks.
RinggaId Rarracks IN Iaredo
Proposais will distnety speeify at what rates the
bidiers will 10 troops and suppes
II ha Ella All n fnIy. ahNcars nj enlIsie5 ,ncn
eabin ar deef na'ssoSer. eaeh. and the folioWipa
eiass az frcist VII borscs n,,Ics and beef cattic
per head, sheen pcr bsad,iron maehineTy. lead
linz i'm eoppeF bpaiIs riyets hoita naints amt
stores wire heavy hasdwarc hollow ware grind.
;5Snss Srdhans heavy ordnance Stores &C. per
coal mar ton NAV per hale. Lumbar. nine per On
Corn psr saet N'''' van ''' ''ON0 ''''' 0A'' "AN
Mehsnrement pood.. elotbIpx, eouipage. crates
crockery furnit,re doors blinds sasLes wagon
tongues light casks and tierces
books, staIiopeTy. Gc =, per cubic foot
Dry Goods aour, neal bread, rice, Crackers d ried
ppl barrel, WEI aeods norS. beef liouiss apd lime
Cement. plaster. tar rosin, moiasses. brown sugar
= D'N"H
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
- UNITED STATES PArEsr OPYIck,

On the petition Of aeon sEssEyp, Of Philadephia,
Fem praying for tho extension Of patent RrnpteJ
e him the 18th day Of July, 1854 for In
WeaNers Heddles. for seven years from the explIa-
July, ls,S.
Patent once on MONDAY, tho 18th day OF june
NEXT o. u clock m and al pSrsops are notified %
petition ought not to be granted. ~
Persons opposing the extension required 10 flo
forth p writing at least tee,ly days hsioSs Tie day
~ " al hled by either party to DO
United n accordance with the rules Of the oGioe Mel
will DO furnished on application.
Depositions and other papers. relied upon rs tesi
mony, must be ned IN the ONCE fioentV days befons
ten days after ding the Testimony, ' = ~ "''A
ordered, also that this notice DO published in thu
REPUBLICAN and the Intsiii0encer, Washinston III
q, and n the Herald, philadelphia, Penn. once q
week Tor three Successive weeks the drs OF said ppb
eatons to be at least sixty days prey DAY Of
mh0 M3w Acting CommiAsiouer az pa tant.
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nEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
~ UklTnD sTArEs PAJHsr oPyIos,

On the petition q LkyI DEDEEick, q Albany, NY,
oh day Of June, 1854. for an impfoy emsut In HaS
prossss fer seven years IRON the eSplta.oa Of said
patent which takes place the eth day Of June i.,
Is ordered that !he said petition be heard 1t tha
is Ymee On MoNDAY, the 18th day Of May next,
ought not to he granted. "' '~'N fS'A' on
Persons opposlug the extension are requir~' A.. Al.
10 tue Patent once thelr oljecuh spsclsiE " nie
hearing Al testimony nlod by eiths' ntr ne uay ~
used ~ the said hearing, must DO Pasy 70 De
Will be FURNISHED on applicable ," 'ho omoo'Whieh
nOny must DO aled 10 & sisS fssd upon as ssi:
DAYS ays ar ,nn ihe arguments. any. within ten
Ordered. also, that tGis Hoico he pubI.hed I'm ,hs
and m tlS an tbeInts !iigsrssrt wa.hnston. p q.
reo dcocss weeks the nrst Of said to
" NJ least sixty days previous to the dayof hearing
mhV.ss Acting cOmmisgsoues II Psteal
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UsirEp STATES PArESf 0sIIcg,

, On tho petition Of CHARLgs PAnKER, OF MerIden,
Conn praying for the extension Of patent granted
70 him The gth day Of June, 1854, for an improve
Praiio1 Of saiS patent. which lakes place on the sh
day Of June, 1858.
Is ordered that the said petition bo hoard at the
Patent once on MONDAY, the LIST day Of June next,
MHo'olook, IN. and all persons are notified TO ap:
petition ought not 10 DO granted
Persons opposing the extension are required to file
In the Patent Once their objections, specially set
forth y writing AZ least tSenfy days before the day
used at the said hearing, must DO taken and trans
mitel Win the rules Of the GO, which
will DO Furnished On application.
Dispositions and other papers, rolled upon tosti-
mony, must be nled In the ofhes toenH days before
leg days sfteI hliRg III, lsasiinSnyl
Republican and the IItsliiDsposr, Washington, b.
O. and IN the Rsgtster, New Haven, Conn. once
% be at least sixty days PIeySq, the
nhii.Taa Acting commissonsr d PaGient.
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IT .. ENGINEER OFFICE.
y. OswEuO, N, Y, Feb -, 1903
until tho Oth OF March. ISIS, At noon for making the
repairs that may becOme NECESSARY on. the United
1885 all the material for said repairs being
by the United States,
The price must BIO stated ut 80 much per 900 feet
b. m OF the lumber, per pound Of the iron and spike,
and per cubic yard OF stone, which shall be used N
making said repairs. and must cover all the penses
for tools, machinery, scows, &c the tearing up and
Ia manner satisfactory TO tho engineer In charge
Bids must be In duplicate, and guaranteed upon
forms which, with all the information In the posses
sion Of the undcrs guod be obtained by Hppllca
tiOn, In person or by letter, to this omee.
@. B. BLUNT,
fc2D,td 1t. Col, VI Engineers, Dyt. Col. u. s. A.
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mhl6-td Commandant.
GovBRNMENT PROPOSALS.


Sealed PROPOSAL. viii b. TSseiyod a his Once up
to noon on April TO- 1865. for the transportation Of
ensuipa seasop. eommeneips on The Isl day OF May,
lsS;
DALLAS.
To Camp Watson. Oregon, l2j tons weight, moro or
less
To Camp Logan, Oregon. 6j tons weight. more or
To Cainp Uarnoy Oregon 30 tons woight more or
less.
Via wallu,a or Pa,.u,e Landing to Port Coiyiilc,
w X III tans w,,ght mors ar icsss " WV S'''
,onra 20 ~ " az w i'' o''' SO '-' ' ""''
m wr " iess' yy, A. T., MI, , n 10, lana
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USirED STATES ESHISEER's OFFICE, I
DA yESPoM, iawA, Feb q, lSds.


NoTiCE To CONTRACToKs.
scaled VIII be IeeeSel ~ ths Undersigned
the UNI ted states Engineers ONCE, In the city Of
he9kuk Iowa. until " n, hpr 70, lss Tor me labor
aud materials required ~ the construction 81 two MT
locks and one guard lock Tor the canal now In process
DISQUALIFICATION hfpuhn Tue Dss hpihr- khplus, ,
The locks are TO be 80 lee, long between quons and
30 feet wide between walls IN the Chambers and to be
constructed OF hrst.ehss cut, stone masonry. ~
Ihe htst lock- located at hcukuk, Will be IVA ieet
M, and buht entirely IN the river, :,
The second lock VIII be about ~ miles above the
hrst, Win leet If ana VIII DC protected from The
nner by the canal embarrassment , -
Ihe guard ,loek VIII De located ~ the mead OF the
canal ~ NASHVILLE ana VIII be protected by the en-
bankment , ~, ,,,..,
separate proposals Tin duplcalol must be made for
tue iOlIoWihg Sihsscs, r,,, yn ,r,,r,,m
- GLASS l,-SIpNE AND CLEMENT. . .
Inc proposal UNDER ms head must specify the
prices ~ when me hDeye VIII be delivered
- CLAss l-ikoN. 49,,
Proposals. must state the price per pound at which
both wrought and cast ir2n VIII b9 dcliNered
CLASS lil.-IlMBEk.
thousand feet b m, at which such timber rs may be
required, Will De dcnyeTGd n
MI, ~ LAss - Bur. ,,,
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Is Inn PROCLAMATION III Oh h'
For the Sale Of IdluaILs Lands IN the State Of Kan
shs and t1ifhtn the LiBfts Of the Usage Indian
,SftL lie Great and Lutte Usage TadfGns.
dent q lie United States q xneriea DO hereby de-
at the under land in The State o. Kan.
sas. The periods bsreiqafter dssieaatsd, 70 wit:
he arst ddl y Man neil, Tor he disposal q Il:
lands situated within the following de.ignaied town
Of the ccssiOn under the frs article OF the aforesaid
South eJs base line and east If The sfrh principal
Fractional townships s, n, IS. %. 80, 81. 81, 50, 81
ssa s sSs ~ SSn;aSEs q p g.
o, Pseti9nai township 20. t9wnships "a rs =. -, q.
ffss RS sa Ss 81 to S r. i o.
80, IS, y, and fractional township Is. q range
Ips1sS a Of the following described tru,
the lah day Of Nay nsr, for tho disposal Of certain
Si eS % With Il:
eessPn In trust under the second article Of the aore
SS&if SSfhs Sass line and east Qre sirth prfacfpa
r,,,,,on,,,own., m ms q 4 3 % o,,,ur.,
Fractional towHshiP q, .ownsips n. . and %. and
FnaStonS 81 io%snsSp. r. and and
fractional 9wnshIP y. q range '' " : AA' AAs
fractional township %. o. rangeL
=, fIaetiopal township y, townships ", ., ~ AM
Fractional township g. townshps q. ., %. ant
fractional township ~. q range O.
fractional township -. q range I. - - INV
!SERnihp y .SWnshp' n D. Ant
Fractional township d, townships q, q, % ant
,ssiSas dw sSESan r. sSSIsS'' n a. o. 'n'
fraction nal 9wHshiP u. efrsnse H.. ~,
frsssioasi sGwnshipa y. sfrnSss " ~ :. g .A'
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PROPOSALS FOR RAISING WRECKS AT NOR.
coxa a0kh, SS1 ANp 'ubcssf IYiY.,p,

CoNMAsDLET's 0FPIcE, U, 8. NAVY YARD.t
NoRYoLK, va, March "a, 1853
Sealed PssPosals VIII be received ely until iosloet,p
ant o. THIS Yard, for raising or wrecking and re-.
moving the materials Of the following. named wrecks
Penn.yiysnia, psiaxare, Rariiau. Cumberland.
and Columbia, In the BliIsbeth river.
shswshecn, FLORIDA, and other Wrecks belonG cling to
Separate offers will be made for each vessel aud all
the property that may be In them.
T BE- sasT IS
Inc rSht Will be reserved to The Government, when
one party may be awarded several wrecks, to desig
nate the order In which they are to DO removed.
The proposition must state tho proportion OF the
proceeds 81 the sales at public auction which to DO
within which the work on each 10 TO be completed. .
As security for the fulnlment Of the agreement, all
the property to be placed in tho hands Of the Gov
eminent, and be deposited and cared for rs may be
any charge whatever TO the 0oyernment; to be sold
and the PROCEEDS 10 remain In the hands Of the Coy
ernment until the whole Of any one Of the Wrecks al
lSted e. sseh Pary Il fem9y ,s and hho work COM
All the appliances used In removing these Wrecks
must DO furnished By the salyor.. "
No proposition will be received from parties who do
not furnish satisfactory evidence TO tho
Of this Yard that they are fully prepared with All the
work Of this kind; and the Navy, Department re-
serves the right to summarily nnnul the agreement
II the work Is promptly commenced and diligently
prosecuted, or completed In due Tine In which case
all claim Of the salyors to the property recovered will
A. II. kitty,
mhl6-td Commandant
COyRRNMENT PROPOSALS.
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Az EXPRESS MESSENGER ROBBED AND NE ARLY
MURDERED "A dispatch, n day or two since
announced the robbery Of $50, 900 from Mr.. s.
p. Hayman, messenger Of the American Express
Company, on the Cincinnati, Hamilton 4 Day ton
railroad. The particulars, rs We learn them
from the Cincinnati GaSstte, are, that at some
point between Glendale and Loekland the ex.
press car was entered by some person unknown,
who with some hand instrument probably a
slung shot, knocked Mr. Uayman down, follow.
ing up the attack with six terrible blows on the
forehead rendering Mr.. Hsyman perfectly in.
sensible.
The villain thon took the keys and rihed the safe
Of its contents, about $40, 600. II Is presumed
This was the work Of very few minutes, and
when the train arrived ut LOekland, the Iobber
must have left IT. in fact, one or two parties saw
han jump down the cmbankment, and, scaling
q fence, run for a piece Of woods within q few
hundred yards Of the track. The condition of
Mr. Hayman was not discovered till the next sta
ton was reached, when tho baggage IN ster found
him insensible and the bills Of he money strowed
over the car. Mr. Haynan was still in an ipsen.
sibe condition when the train reached Cinein.
natl, and fears Of fatal result wero enter
tained
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Attempt TO Murder in Paris.

A young man named Boissenet, recently por.
tor to a fpirit merchant, has been tried for IN
audacious attempt at murder and highway rob.
berry in the streets Of Paris, on a man named
Hsmmel carman to n firm In the same trade.
In November last he was out Of place and with.
out resources On the 26th Of that month he
hailed flannel, who was driving along the Bou-
levard Beaumarchaiss, but to whom he was un-
known; BoisssLet invited the other to drink, in
PRODUCING himself as being employed In the same
trade lie questioned Hamu 81 as to the direo.
ton in which he was going, and pretending that
he had business in the same quarter, asked the
other 10 give him n ride.
On their way the accused put many question,
to Hammei as to his business, asking him, among
other things, whether he had much money on
him. They stopped again to drink, and about
dusk were passing in the Ruo du Banquier, q
street little frtquented, near the Gobelins, when
Boissenet suddenly took Ratchet from beneath
his coat, nnl with II struck Hammel several
blows on the back Of tho head, rendering tho
cerman for a moment insensible; he then robbed
the leathern bag In which Hammei was carrying
his days receipts Of the sum Of about 100 francs,
and made on Although seven wounds had been
inflicted on Uammel's head, none wero Of u
ferfous nature, and he soon recovered. Boisscnet
was arrested two days after. lie was was sen.
tefIced TO hard labor for life.
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wAsHlsdTos, March 2, ISIS,
On tho petition Of CALEB SWAY, executor Of the
estate Of Dan Hayward, deceased Of EAston Mass
prAyGg for the extension q patent granted to the
said Daniel Hayward the 18th day Of August, 1854,
for an Improvement in Manufacture OF India RnbbeT,
for seven years from the expiration Of said patent.
which takes place on the slth day Of August, lst;
ordered that the said petition be heard at tho
Patent once on MONDAY, the I'd day OF August
next, NJ IL o'clock, m and all persons notified
to appear and show cause. II any they have, why
Persons opposing the extension are red TO ho
In tho Patent Oee specially set forth
In writing, ht least teentU days before the day OF
hearing, al testimony filed by either party, 70 DO
used ~ the said hearing, mnst be taken aud trans
will be furnished on application,
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as test-
mony must be nled In the office tosntY days before
the day Of hearngi the arguments. II any, within
ten days after hlng the testimony
Ordered, also. that this 19Iee DO pgblished In the
e. and in tho Post, Boston, Massachusetts, Once a
week for three successive weeks the nrst OF said
publications to DO at least sixty days previous TO tho
day Of hearing. A. NJ. STOUT,
InhO- MSW Acting COmmls slOner Of Patents.
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IMPAIRMENT. OF THE INTgRIoc..
~ uSJrED STATES ArEsr OFFICE,

n. Al. -,urOF, February ~, 1868
~ wy pessoho VI dohAs A. bTRADMAS, adIninis
Of Lyons. slichgsn, praying Tor the extension Of
Patels granted . the said Thomas g. Scadman the I'D
aay May, 1884, and reissued In three divisions the
lgth day % June, lsd, respectively numbered ss5,
ysd, aad 9S7 No. D5 was again relssued the 9th day
5Sas; ls and numbered 22. and No. ss7 was agaih
. fO5 an improvement In Clover and Grass Seed
sasd PATENT which takes place on the sd day Of May,
u is ordered that tho said petition be heard at the
Patent ONCE on MONDAY, the 4lh day Of May next,
at u O'Clock, In. aud all persons notified 10 APP
pear and show cause. n any they have why said Pc.
tliOn ought not to DO granted, '
Persons opposing the extension are required to file
H. wiring A. least stoeng days before the day o.
the said hegrnH must DO and in ae
furnished application. " "
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon rs testi-
mony, must DO hlod IN the ONCE ttoentV days before
the day Of hearinRi tho Arguments any, within ten
ordered. also, that this notice be published in the
REPUBLICAN and 70 the fntslii0eaeer. Washington,
p, and ia The Ir,Ssas. Chicago aWsef
lions % DO At least sixty days previous day o.
fo29-s3t Acting CommissIonsr OF Patents
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT THE SUB.
1 scrlbcr has obtained from tho Orphans Court Of
Washington county, In the District OF Columbia, let.
ters OF the personal estate
MOntrosc, late OF washn gtOn county, D. c. deceased
All pers9ns having claims against the said deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit thu same, with the
vouchers thereof to the subscriber, before the
18th day Of March next; they may otherwise by law
be excluded from all benefits Of the said estate.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of March, ISIS.
n. H. MILLER,
mhgl-w3w Administrator,
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GARDEN SEEDS

J. p BARTHoLow's
Agricultural Warehouse,
mhlD cow 6js7th st., opp. Centre Market.