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An hnliabIc I4cntucISiam

"My dear" said An Grant husband 10 his
wife On New Years morning, "N have done
anything during the past year to hurt your
feelings, you have hereby my free and iull for
givCnuss, let US say no more about it Brfrk-
inTidgc, Of Kentucky must have heard Ol this
speech recently, "LCt 1t go forth that We have
proclaimed An amnesty to AL our Old fOCB."
II II = pity tins mans companions arc not
Alt OF his mind. cobb said, recently, In At
lHnta, OF loyal GCOrgisns:
"Oh, Heaven, for some clustering words, that
| may write iniHiny upon the lOrcheads OF
these mcn' that they may travel through earth
dcspiscd OF all men, and rejected OF HcNvcn-
scOrHcd by the devil himself They may seek
their final CUugCHiIl Tcsting place under the
mulBills of that ancient Institution.
Upon them there should be no mercy. They
have dishOnOrcd Themselves and sought to
dishOnor you. AuEthcmatiZc them Drive
them iTnm the pale OF social aud political 6oci
ETY.. Leave them To wlllOw In their own mirc
and Gl'h. Nobody will ever envy them and
II they arc never taken Out ct the gully uutil
| reach forth my hand to take them up they
will die in thcIrnNturHl element Let no man
leave the state. Let US lay our bones here; and,
II these ECtmwtgs and carpet DaggrIs remain,
let us hunt them from the county,
In like spirit, one williamson, Of ShIcYc-
port, in LDuIslant, recently said:
ave nrrAign them in the name Of our own
dearly beloved confederate dead, whose bones
arc Btrewn all over the NuTthwCrt, killed IN
battle by the AtrOuIOuH cruelty of the Radical
Government. believe we wlll carry Our eau.
iihatCs rs nrmly rs there is \ throne Of fod
But, even If the defeat should fall upon Us, Gu
not be discouraged; the time Will come " hen
We shall redeem the county,
There seems to be- u difference Of opinion
all the former rebels are not yet ready TO for
give the mon soldiers.
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LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
THE LATEST EUROPEAN NEWS
THE SPANISH REVOLUTION
INSURGENTS SUCCESSFUL
TIE: QUEEN \ REFUGEE r.
NGREssIoNAL NOMINATIONS
The Convention of the Boys I'm Diue
TIE QUEEN \ HETUGEE
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS
rouEIGS NEWS ny CABLE.

LONDON, September 3O.-The following has
been received from Spain:
Paivio, Of the royal army, has been defeated
by the insurgents in the province OF Curdad
Real His army 10 dispersed, and he himself
is a fugitive,
LONDON, September sO.-TLe following i'm
portant news has been received from Madrid
Jose Concha and Manuel Conchs have pro
nouneCd for the revolution. The people and
the army have followed their example.
The statue ofthe Queen was dragged through
the streets of Madrid by rebels.
LONDON, sept. 3O.-The following from Spain
was received here:
Marshal Scrrano, of the rebel army, 1.
marching on the capital unopposcd.
Girgenti has been captured b. the insur
| gents
| A provisional iunta has been formed
! Perfect order prevails everywhere.
LONDON, Sept 3O-Midnight,-Thc follow
| ing dispatch has been received from Madrid
dated tonight: "Gcueral Pavia has arrived
here. lie was badly wounded in his battle
with the revolutionary forces
The royal arms have been removed from the
public buildings throughout the city By sol
diers. The citizens everywhere frntcrnize
with the army. Buildings in several quarters
OF the city arc illuminated.
PARIS, sept. 3O.-ThC queen Of spain has
arrived at BAyounc. ". Mon, one Of the
Queens councillors, who accompanied her
Majesty on her recent visit, has resigned.
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I,OI.IIICAI..

TUE New York ErfHiHy Post says that the
disorders In Georgia and Texas, which seem
uuhappily to increase, would appear TO fur.
nish a good opportunity for the notorious
"Druid, who was tho fhyorite correspondent
Of the Wor. during a part Of the late w az
mi ght be valuable to the Democratic party
just now, lie used regularly TO predict the
defeat OF the Union armies and the success OF
the rebellion; and no doubt he was great
comfort TO many readers, who got very little
comfort out Of the tclcgtaphic dispatches.
When men are hSE ,ho SSo
cratic leaders to hunt up "Dtuid.'
Tur New Orleans Republican says: "Prls.
ella 10 young colorcd nurse VINO was AIS
she went 10 look At the Republican process.
sion, carrying In her hand an American flag OF
four inches fly. II so happened, however, that
the baby Of the mistress, being innocent Of
and uninitia'cd into, Democratic politics,
pinned for Priscilla day 10y day, and cried for
her night after night, Like woman wailing
for her demon lover" The mother mastered
the mistress, maternity was stronger than
fHnatlcism, and PrisCill, was requested to
come back and take care of that blessed baby.
But she did rot "sce it she had another
place, and At last accounts the poor infant was
making night hideOus and day doleiul.
Trr New York ErcHiEg Post says "Geu.
Mcclellan, who has at last been able to make
up dis mind on what steamer he had better
cross the Atlantic, will Il is said, preside at
the next Democratic meeting at Tammany
Hall. He will doubtless appear with spade,
and not inappropriltcly, for IT is the political
funeral OF seymour which he is to attend
III you have tears prepare to shed them
/ now.'n
a NEW ORLEANS PArER SAYS: THE Blaii
! Guards, on Friday, and the seymour Guides
! on saturday, paraded through the streets car
| rying the confederate colors-the three bars,
! red, white and red-which attracted genera
| attention and excited emotions Of approval OF
conformation, according TO the political bias
/ OF the spectator"
A New HhMrsuiEG lady, who has farm
| which she much desires 10 sell, absolutely
! refused 10 dispose OF 1t to Democrat, al
though he offered her iull price. She say
che wants no more Of that kind of folk In tina
. town.
4 LrTraE writer from Richmond says tina
/ many southern generals arc as much In iavo
Of Grants election AS are LOngstfect AM
! WlckLam, but do not deem it advisable tC
say SO.
! A RuruHLiCAs aud Democratic clubpCacC
| ably occupy the same room in San Francisco
/ Tho transparency Is also In common, one side
J bearing tie names ct seymour and Blair, ant
/ the other those OF the Radical nominees.
/ \ THIRD county ticket, with nearly or quite
/ nil Republican names on II, has been place.
/ ~ the Held in Gencscc county, Ill.
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New York Scws-SaIc of II GunbOat-
Prisoner DiScharged-Sulci

NEw YoRT, Sept. Gothic jury In the case
of the deaths from the explosion Of coal oil in
Jersey City condemn the manufacture OF such
explosives in crowded cities.
At the navy-yhrd to-day the gunboAt Marble.
head Wac sold for ~ ,OJJ and the DE soto fOr
81 900.
Gen. Mcclellan kept quiet today.
George II. Martin, one OF the alleged express
robbers brought here from Canada, was dis.
charged to-day, the express company abandon.
ing the prosecution.
Jacob Wyman, committed to the station.
| house last nightas u disOrdcrly person, hung
| himself with his ncck.tic.
The rnt.pit and Gog-hOuse praycr-mcctings
were very tlInly attended to-day.
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CAPTURE oT A MAnIYE MoSsrEn.-A ma.
rine monster, which was captured of East port, ,
Me, recently, Ia thus describ ed by tho st.
Croix Courier, one Of the reporters Of that pa.
per having seen the monster of the deep:
After being towed ashore be was found TO
MEASURE thirty Eve feet In length and seven
feet across His head Is shaped like bull
frcg's, and his skin resembles tho hide Of an
elephant. 1t possesses two legs or paddles
about Eve feot from the tail. Soon after II
was caught It was seen by Rev. II. A. Phil
brick, i. l. WadswOrtb, go agent Of the
Pembroke Iron Works and others. In con.
formity with the shrowd Yankee enterpriSO
which distinguishes our neighbors, 1t 10 to be
stuffed and exhibited, 70 that the curious will
have an opportunity Of seeing this wonderful
creature, OF course there are various conjoc'
lures as to the nature Of tho nondescript
Some think ita species Of the shark, but the
shape # its head a ld tho ize Of its mouth
arc opposed to the theory. Others think 1t q
whale but II does not seem to posses the
breathing apparatus Of that dcniron Of the
deep.
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Two MONUMENTS -Irishuen have a great
yeneration for their dead heroes, and 1t IL a
touching sight, in visiting the cemetery Of
Dublin, to see fresh flowers every other day
placed on the coffin and around tho vault OF
Ircland's Great Liberator, Daniel O'Connell
This custom has been kept up ever since his
death. The samo may be applied 10 the rela.
tives and friends Of the unknown dead, who
may daily be seen decorating their graves with
flowers and overgreens
On visiting this cemetery an American will
come away thinking Of two monuments; that
Of Daniel O'ConnelI, 1853 feet high, dedicated
to tho Great Litera'or, and little crofs, seen
just as you enter, dcdicted to tho memory Of
William Dillon Walker, who fell in the
Battle Of tho Wilderness, May 8, 1865, cen
batting for the restitution Of the great RepuL.
lie Of the United States Two omancipators
ono Of Ireland and one Of America - DIT.
lin Correspondent PhihdeLphia BUHeiH.
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Registration in New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, sept. 30.-Thc Senate com.
mittce 10 investigate the action Of the Board
of Reglstration, reported yesterday that the
Board of Registers, OF whom Mr.. Baker is
president, and who has given instructions to
various boards Of registers throughout the
state, that they are wholly unwarranted in
theory and beyond the law of REGISTRATION, in
their action in refusing to recognize naturali-
1ation papers from the Third, Fourth, and
Fifth district courts. The board has no power
to pass upon the validity of judicial acts, and
these instructions deprive persons of the ben
eft of article ~ of the constitution, which de.
priyatiom is unjust and clearly against the con.
stitutiOn.
The report was adopted.
Senator Bacons bill, cOnilaing registers
within the law, passed its first reading, and
WAS made a special order for tomorrow.
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DIED,

GrRLEY.-At S o'clock on Wednesday morn.
ing, Srpt. ~, Rev .PHISEAs d. GTRLLY, u. D. pas
tor OF the New York avenue Presbyterian church,
in tue ild year Of his ago.
II Is funeral will take place fIOm tho residence Uf
Judge Casey, Nc. rs street, on Saturday next,
- instant, at | y. IN. The arrangements for tho
funeral and services connected there with Will BE-
announced hereafter.
SOUTER. On tho Sth utimn, l+ADEILI SUr-
TER, native Of Edinburgh, Scotland.
Her funeral will take place from tho residence ui
Joseph Shiliugtvn, so q street north, between
fourth and f,;th, on ti, tThuFsdHy) afternoon, II
o clock. Her friends and the n lend. Of the fam
lily are respectfully invited To aItrGd.
HERMuND. In Georgetown, on tho S0lh ult ,
At = O'clock, DAVID SuERNgR, infant srn IL T. NJ.
and Dcbbie c. II -rmpnd, aged year and mouths
The funeral vii! take place from tbs Residence oi
his grlndpdrcDt, Mrs. Ma. Grimcs, this afternoon,
At y clock.
.BEALL. In Gc,rsetowu, y. c ,ou tho 2o.h Mt .
Miss MANY ANN BEAiI.
BOSWELL ON tho 23th ulttIno, MARIAN Boz.
MELL. Ag,d Is yCArs.
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FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
SCHUYLER COlFAx,
OF INDIANA.

~ ear. ."tbing for promotion, so long ~ our
arm. ." .ucc,~.!U.. '-GrIHt t. 81. rHda, Ft'rr-
urV, lSil
'.lfmy course Il not saUsfactory, remove me at
,.,o. / Do not wish In any way tu impel" the
.lrrr-. %. uur aims. '-Gr"Ht tuHRitck, ftbTu1ry
q. lspL
TIN. = . Republic. where the will Of lhc people
s. the law 90 the Land. g HsrIt GruHPS litter a.
PrsrkJ ut JptnSuG, .lUyttst, ISL.
81 hail have no policy Of my own t. interfere
against the will II tn" people. '-Grdht'S letter,
.T'y -, ISIS.
Gilman Liberty, the uuly true foundation Oi i,
nl... government. ''-GrrHtS Lo!tsr 10 CHt=tHS ~
u MI -LL.
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Gen. BANKS Renominat cd-Thc hoy =
In Elun.

BOsTOS, Sept JO.-N. d. Banks was renom-
mated for Congress by acCIAmation in the
FIFTH district.
Three hundred Massachusetts, veterans left
to-day for Phltdclphit, under command OF
Brigadicr General Chamberlain. Other coun.
tics will join en- the route, and the whole will
probably reach SO or 1000 men, and will be
commanded by General bartlett. \ great
crowd Oh the streets chccred the Boys in Blue
as they started.
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Great Republican Meeting In Jersey
City-I5,OOO Persons Present,

NEW YORK, sept. 3O.-The largest political
meeting Of the campaign is progressing this
evening in Jersey city. Fully 1000 people
ARE present. The occasion is this dedication Of
a new Republican wigwam. Speeches were
made by Sicklgs, Fitzpatrick, FrClnghuysen,
Cattcll, and ], l.. Thomas, OF Nd. a torch.
light procession by the "Boys in Blue" from
New York, Brooklyn, Newark, Paterson,
Harlcm, and other places is progressing, with
fireworks, snlutc8, Ne.
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TuI. New York HrrGH gays that whatever
may he The exact poaitluu Of llOIrtiO Scy-
nuVr on reconstruction and the huaEccs just
now, there is nOmistske about General Frank
Blair lie is one Of the red hot Democracy,
and General Jack Rogers aud Brick PomcrUy
a re- hls uIpuhptg
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The AssnS.inatiOn Of General Hind.
man,

NASHVILLE, september 3O.-A young man
named X. d. Curd yesterday purchased large
amount Of groceries on Front Row, ordering
them TO be sent to the corner of Tennessee
and Butler streets. This morning the mer-
chants went there with their bills, but failed
to find either the goods or Curd.
Mr.. Robbins, who WAS arrested here charged
with the murder of General Ilindman, has
been discharged by the authorities Mt Helena
There IL yet no clue to the assassins.
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Brick has been writing in his paper, the
D.mocr1t, upon "the future Of the county
lie comedies the election OF Grant and COllaX,
but he has a programme for the future which
Is this-the democracy will whip US next
time. Here ls about what he says:
The certainty u preventing further mCAs.
uIes OF JsCOhin dcstructivcncsb, and com
pclling II reduction Of public expenditures,
hold out sufficient induccmcnt to stimulate
any opponent OF .lHcuhiu rule to exert himself
10 the utmost Of his ability and means to Sc
cure a Democratic triumph.
But should we fail, IL would lie merely
postponed. II IS sure to come; and when II
rhAll come. II will he with redOUblcd EN-.
phasis It Will be, too, when the people will
be more wctr!cd than now with JacObia cN.
ues.cs. great Hs they arc, aud long ms they
have beCu bUrnc-whcu the chains OF bond
holding rule will he made more calling than
even now-whcn the Eastern factory lords
will have been permitted again to turn tho
screws upon the muscles of labor, and to turn
them again and again until the blood starts
from every pOTc-snd when low wages, and
high taxes that will keep prices still high,
will have brought pinch.ng poverty and want
into many household which now, hard as
the pressure is felt 10 be, Is in comparative
comfort. when these things shall bring US
the victory, as they surely viii, 1t VII! be
complete, sweeping, overwhelming. In that
day we shall hear nothing about 'uICifcHidi
protection OF home mnnlactures,' for we will
wipe out the whole system. Nothing Of pay.
ment Of the bonds Ia gTCCHbGck, and taxing
them, for we will rCpudihte the whole debt,
and leave nothing TO be paid or taxed. Moth.
ing of whether the Federal Government shall
furnish US grecHbAck or national bank cur
Tcncy, for we will have neither Of them, bU,
clean them both out, and force the Govern
ment back into the exercise of its cOustitu
tiUnhl function of coming mOncy-EOld ant
silvcr-aud leave to the StAtCs the establish
ment OF such banking systcms rs they may see
NJ to devise. Then, too, If this Niger qucs
ton shall be stiil on our hands, we VIII dis
pose Of it rs white men should"
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..,.ouEDY OF ERRORS"

COMEDY OF ERRORS"
Ia or ISSUE OF yesterday VIC spoke OF sir.
AlcA lrucr DclmlF, the director Of the Bu-
IeAu Of statistics. We noticed that hc had
written . PAPER in which he pretends to give
An accurate statement respecting the financial
condition OF the Government. Ourstatomcnts
were running commentary upon the official
contact, inaccuracies, and miscalculatiOns OF
MIR. lrrluur a. the Director OF the Bureau
over which lie Presidcs. We said nothing OF
the CURES IN the remarkable paper which lie
has put luIth.
Today we have BOmcthing TO say of his
errors and his gucsscs. His labor appears to
be voted to this single purpose, to show
that the Treasury Is fast becoming bankrupt.
lie would make 1t appear thst the Republic
cans h,lr made show Of reducing taxes
iarrry Tor campaign purposes, that there IL
HutL4u- IN il, and that there will he therefore
ndvGcIrury Of hundred ami nifty millions AT
the end oI the year.
To move his remarkable statement to hc
correct. lie estimates the receipts from Gus
toms to lr only one hundred and nfty millions
for the fiscal year. lie gives the receipts for
last year from this source at tlri,!cI.jg9, and
then JUMPS to the conclusion that they will be
about fourteen and - half millions less this
year. There is wisdom for you" We think
we had rather take the estimate Of the able
chairman of the Committee Of Ways and
Means than that Of Mr.. Dcimnr. Ia the dis
cussiuu in the House Of Representatives upon
this suhJcct, General ~chcncs said; 1t Is Gttii'
cult to Imagine = contingency which shall, for
the present, reduce the customs receipts be-
low one hundred and siNty-hve millions"
We suppose we must submit that Mr.. Del
mar has better opportunities to judge OF this
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Special Notices.


N~zSigss OFFICE OF THE WASHING
W. TON SKATING CLUB, M rs prnnsy!.
yAuiu avenue, september ~, lips. Tho ANIMAL
MEET Nc for III" election OF officers was adjourned
uhers being n quorum preScnD until MONDAY
EVENING. october -, ISIS, at Board Of Trade
rooms. at u. clock, at which time aud place II
SPECIAL MEETING will also he held lUr the pur-
pose Of amounting til" Constitution.
All members are particularly requested to be
present. II. \. MOORE,
uCtl-tl Secretary.
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',' 80 t.,,. ,,ii,
q =, ,,-.y'- ~
s .IspT., !, - t,nar, S pnti.po,n,i".
n ~ G5I,..er nr R,cbmor,,r NJ Nrarn.,oy
afprtsL,ir, POM ami C.oorSc y Thomn.o,
orC,mlc,. Now rc,scv. arc AZ tho Kirkvood
ITou,e G. NJ Conrad. Of Now Orleans. s. =.
Gc,r. Of Nov York, T. 7. Greene. Of Califor.
mia, and Colonel \. ). TAYLOR, Of Virginia, arc
At the owen House. Arthur Bradshaw, OF
Penn; u. +. Baker, of Wisconsin, and Henry
Flood, OF Indiana, are at the United states
Hotel /. IL hEner, OF the Culst surveys W.
{. II. Richardson, CubAi n. W. Trimb!c, NO.
bic; Rev J. W. Pugh, WaFrcuton, Viz
ginia, and Hon. J. W. Humphrey, OF But
fAlo, New York, are at the SeAton House.
Z. :. Wood. of Texas; y. VI. Webster, Helena,
Arkansas Rev. T. Taylor Chambers, liL' u
ID. ai,Kibb.n. L. = 4, and Il. u. Williams, OF
England. arc At wiliaids'. Gen. II. V. \.
Buyufon, the wcll.known joLInrlst and ac-
compIlshed correspondent OF the Cincinnati
GdsrRe, and accompanied by Messrs. J. 5. Mac
r,rland. of the New York SUI, and L. L,
CrounsC, OF the New York TimC', left yester-
day for Philadelphia, TO participate in and
furnis h facts TO their respective journals in
10 In a
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ROCKwELL-IIOBBlE.- On the cnh ulliinp, a
tho Church Of the Epiphany, by tho Rev. G.. H.
Htli d. D.. and the Rev. Reeve h0bbc, CHARLIE,
y. ROcKwELL,u U, ) A. to ELLEN c., daughter %
the lHtg Hon. :. X HObbc.
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For Sale or Ront.

IGOR SALE OR RBNT-Thtec three story and.
! back building Brick Dwelling houses. Lots
l0. feet by 49, to thirty foot alley In rear; NJ.
teen foot alley at sidc. Houses set back IS feet
from building line for front gardeni water and
gAsi lust an-hsd, aud for sale on long tlme-one-
fourth cash, or Tor rent to careful tenants. In q.
quire OF JOHN X. ELNANS Co,
sep2i-tf S. and 81 Louisiana avenue.
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New Advertisements.

WANTED-TO BUY a HOUSE WITH CELLAR
w and back building, I've or six chambers. gas
and water, between Fifth and Fourteenth streets
west, and and streets north. Price from q. OCO
to $1,000. Address Post OticC Box gH.
OCtl2l'
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TTIIlS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT TIE SUB.
L scriher has obtained from the Orphans Court
Of Washington County, iu the District Of Columbia,
letters Of Admi straiUn on the personal estate OF
THEUPHlLUs G. MuR"AS, late Of Warliugt0n county
aforesaid, deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased are hereby warned to- OK
hbit the same, with the vouchers thereof, t. the
subscriber on or before tn" 10Th DAY II :, ptaah.
next; they may otherwise by law breAciudvd II, VI
all benefit uf the said estate.
Given under my hand this 18th DAY Of Soutembcr,
1865 HELM T.. MORGAN,
Ucl'wJw Administrators.
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q NJ Conrad, New Orleans; W Hicks,N y
5 u Bispham, Va; A Mitchell, Pa; ID Waters
Md; q + Hyde, Va; ) + Gear, N Y; W II
Hardway, 7 q - J Greene, Gal; Col A S
Taylor Eaj q b Bell, city; o NJ Alfrlend, Va
g o wedderburn, AlcSandriai II W Raymond
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STARKwEATHER & PLOwMAN,
ARCHITECTS, -
ENGINEERS,
AND SURVEYORS,
Once - PLANTS BUILDING. corner OF New
York avenue AMI Fifteenth street ia22.ly
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cock, Md K Stake, HagcrBtown, Md.
WlLLARDS'-SYKgs x CHADWICK.

= Wood and wife, Texas 7 Dalmsun, Har-
tisburg; John 7 Howard, N Y; J NJ Gordon,
Va; X Nichols, N VI Mrs Brumell and son,
New Orleans; Is NJ Fettwcll Phira; ID NJ
Webster, Helena, Ark Mrs Narration, Texas 4;
Edward llammet, Va; James NJ Waite, 4 : A;
J II Walker and wife, Bait; A Ballou, Pitts.
burg; q NJ Hnpton, st Louis; Rev J Taylor,
Chambers, lllj VIM q Davis, Georgetown; Il
Ramsey, X u Williams, England; J W Bro ka,
] II Iicp, n Y; ID Il Mckibbin. l. = A
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLOMBIA.

Timothy Mcguire and Anu Ma
guirc, vs..
Andrew Mile and the unknown }NO. ll2l Equity
heirs Of the late Andrew
Mile, deceased.
Notice II hereby given tu the parties to this cause
aud tn tho creditors nf the late Andrew Mile de
ces-od, that on MONDAY. tho 10Th day Of October
ls67, ut !! o'clock IN, shall proceed to state the
account vt the trustee and the distribution Of the
fIud In his hands. W. y. COX,
uCtl-w3w Auditor.
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HE FOUR, NEW, ELEGANT, sPACIou
FASHIONABLE RESIDENCES

Al tho o'rucr Of and Fifteenth streets containing
twenty rooms each. The location Il tho finest in
tho city The sty 10 OF architecture, finish, and de-
sgn Il - arranged and minutsly carried out, that
surnnssrI A. ta,, ~ A., ,,r,y,osty T.. a.
licitcd.
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