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THE MEGCnANTS PROTECTIVE UNION
MERCANTILE REFERENCE REGISTER

THE MgHrTASrs PRorEcTTyg uSlos, organized
to Ptornotc aud protect trade, by enabling ifs sub
point, have to announce that they viii, 10 Sep.
F@s PaS'h PhS one aTs tSss SEnss
TILE REgInESrE RtaIsrET containing, among
AA"INi ~ 'hrIAL, FlSAAliAL sTASpIhH, ASh
RATS" A. 90 usLnlr, Of over +N'np Of he prinei-
and public companies, In more than al,On "t the
cltl"s, uI%ns, VILLAGES and -.Itlements through
British Provinces u North America, aud ~mbrac.
lug III" most important Inlormatlun atttiunhlr aud
nacus-HTy l"hHblo the merchant /" H-C"rtAu uI II
glance the CAPITAL, GHAKArrEK, ASH DtGgEE ~
CKrGrr u .nch Of his customer. As arc d~in' d
wUrthc oftny graduation Ufcrrdit comprising, nlsu,
\ HsVspHpSr Dir'ct"ry. containing the titln, ebar.
acter. price, g9d rlsrg Of rn6iicaIi"n. win laLI
Elaie guide 10 Oh" press OF every couuty III the
ILr TTpoTts u nd information will be- cnLGurd To
tlusc deemed worthy u -"me line II credit aud
the sam" Will he based So far ~ practicable, upon
t,N Isrd and corrected by walI-knuwh and Trliable
l'EaI c"rt"'p"udrpts, who's" ehaTact"r viii prove
a guarantee ~ the correctness Uf the iufurmatiuA
turuIan'd 10y them, II IN believed that the reports
van ruN" In"rc uutl iul aud complete, aud there
,I'", ,Mi","r l" aud "i much greater Valuo' than
Ny AID "rthr MEH"ASrylH REPRKgSrE RguIsrr ~.
BUSINESS in'u VIII ''nHhl- lr HrCr rtaiu glance
u" capital aud gradatl"u Of crodit H. compared
NIL 9m&m,nl MI, ct yearly every mere haut.
on % about tn" 4r.tof oqch month, suh.crIbrr,
will AlSU receive the hrnihiy Chr"nGlr, cnntRin
lng, am"ng other thlugH' record 81 such tmprf.
thut change IN the name aud condition ~ hfm-
Throughout Tue country a. may occur subsequent
to tho publication Of each hal yearly volume VI
the MERCAkrILk REtERrSCE REGI.TKR
prtr, NJ the MFFchHHiS FHiyH MFrIuIiIF R,E
,r,H,. Rgiytsr, nm dpiIIrS, CfSj, Jnr t6hIri II
,GWh y"rtC6rhdt" ",V mhir,Ss IL n. UMit,d
StIi'S, tTHHS pDrtIii"H p,tGt,
Hti,rS VI hr' ~ shirtS N Tie CIpHdi SinrL ,
l""hiHi"'i t. I~ri.IT!ii"G I" he Pr9dtS, toiH
RE.LsrER Jr,s IF rLnrgti holders NJ Ten Sidrss
i0N be FHfhi'df 10 TWO Cgpisss and 40 more thaA
ten Shtr'S NJ TIE capital StUck 0iiibs Iii0ttsd 10
dHV me mp iCIHt
~ rtmHdqess. ,oriFTs, or commuHi cnt, oHs
Tgidlur T. The b1Dk ShuUii h dLtrsSssf 10 The MrT.
chdHtS' Pr"tsciics THi,H, ~ he ImsrirTa IL
2,1G. NsD York an1D.tI
yIyRAPPIN0 PAPER FOR sALK AT THIS
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UsIIED STATES EsIISgER,s oPPIcE,)
No. 81 wI~r llOrsrOS STREET,
NEw iORk, August 10, lsjs
Scaled proposals for tho removal Of tho rocks
knngn a. Frying Pan and POT Rock, cit.
This once until noon Of September q, 1865.
These rocks must be removed to depth Of IS
feet mean low water, and the debris deposited
where the engineer may direct: The estimated
cubic contcuts Of Frying Pan" to be removed
square yards. The estimated cubic contents Of
POT Rock to be removed are 90. | cubic yard.
over ,S9 " square yards.
Bids must htnte separately tho sums asked for
the removal Of Frying Pan aud Pot Rock, and pay E
ments W vi be made when one entire rock shall be
removed, amounting 10 the entire sum agreed upon
Tor that rock, less a reservation OF ten tlOD per
cent. to be paid when the entire rock Il j me.
As new and more detailed surveys will bo made
OF these rocks the accepted bids may be Increased
or diminished In AnhHut, according as the guam
tity shown by the new surveys shall be greater or
less than that dad uced from existing surveys aud
the amount Of work In the removal of theS', rock
will be held to be proportional to the product OF
the surface into the cubic cnnteuts.
All calculations Of area md cubic contents W III
be taken from the Official maps Of this office, aud
vii be accepted as correct by both parties.
Each bid must be accompanied by guarantee ut
two responsible persons that the bidder will exc
cute contract
FOrms Of proposals. and Of guaTAn tees en- n be ID
tained at this Office.
The United States reserves to itself tho right Of
Contracting for the removal Of one only Of these
ocks, should this be deemed advisable.
Proposals shunld be endorsed upon the envelope,
Drawings Of these rocks can be inspected at this
dee.
Proposals should state likewise the time asked
" the removal Of these roeekshv x,wr,
Lieutenant Col onel Eng neeru,
suli.td BNt Major General L. \. A
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PROPOSALS PoR BEEF.

PROPOSALS PoR BEEF.
HkApaR, fIFrH MILITARY DIsrRIcr,)
OfFlCR CHEF CoAHIHsARN OF SrBsIsT EsCB, \
AUSTIN, TEXAS, Augusta 1865.
Sealed Proposals, hich must be In tripliczte,
with . copy Of this Advertisement attached, will
he received at this ofce ntil II o'clock, noon,
THURSDAY, the lTth day OF September, 1888, for
furnishing fresh Beef TO the United statos troops
stationed at the following places In the State Of
Texas:
Jefferson, Marion county.
Clarksville, Red River county,
Huntsyille, Walker county,
San Augustine, San Augustine county,
Livingstone, Polk county,
Pilot Grove, GrAyson county,
wharton, Wharton %
Marshall, Harrison -
Tyler, Smith "
Palestine, Anderson
BRYAN Station,
Cotton Gin, FTccstOns 80
Dallas, Dallas "
These contracts shall commence on the nrst day
OF october, 1853, and be In force for three tbs
or such less time ar the COmwissary General VI
Subsistence may direct,
Payment ~ be made In Government funds.
Bonds must BE- given In the penal sum Of one
thousand Il ,0JO) dollars.
Conditions and requirements ZANE as published
In the previous advertisements.
Proposals must DO made separately for each
post.
Blank forms for proposals, and all Information
relating thereto, furnished On application ut this
office.
BY order Of Brcvet MAJOR General RcynoId..
SAM T. GUSHING,
ECp2 I'd Capt. and Byt Major, Cos
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" CHILDREN,
Corner Of Fourteenth and N slreetn.

This DlspenAary is In connection with COlum-
biA Hospital, aud ID opened for the treatment Of
ont door patients, who are supplied with Medicine,
Medical and Surgical treatment free
Patients WHO are about 10 be sonhned aud desire
to be attended at their own homes, but who are
unable ~ for the services Of competent med
ctitoueT, Will be furnished with medical atten.
ton free, by leaving their names and address at
the Hospital with the ulatTon.
=, HoUks op ArTKsDAsOE AT TIE DIsPnssARI.
Mondays, from TO i.,.r..,.,,PTOf, T. Howard
wednesday,, from 2toi....ProL J. II, Thompson
fTidny.i rem e ';.'.,:,...;..';ip DR.. Ashford
Pree Patients upon orders OF the Honorable Bee {,
rotary Of the Inferior such orders for adniirsiuu
can DO obtained Of the Surgeon in chief, DR.. J
THOMPSON, al his otiee, Isi l street, bstwetn
Twentieth and Twenty .hrst lanS.diy
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Aational Repablitau.
pEN. PENCIL. AND SCISSORS.

BROOKLYN covers 10, 900 acres.
CALIFORNIA publishes two hundred and
thirty.eight newspapers and periodicals.
NEw YORK has Ave thousand children Of
fered for adoption.
THE wild fruit 10 Minnesota 10 more abund.
ant this year than the cultivated
MoRE than sixty Jersey cattle have been
sent to the New England fair
The sale Of the Figaro newspaper has been
prohibited in the streets of Paris.
own two bundled tons Of peaches arrived
in Cleveland, Ohio, last week.
IT is proposed to introduce Chinese into
the public schools Of Boston.
The New York Mail rays that chignons have
gone out Of fashion.
FIVE pail bearers at Mrs Vanderbilts fu.
neral represented $250, 600, 900.
ESGLIsH sportsmon are gu their way to this
country for grand buffalo hunt in Nevada
THE Boston post Office employs some sir or
eight colored men as clerks besides two as
letter carriers.
SIXTEEN kinds Of fossil horses have been
discovered in North America, and yet there
wee no horses here when the white men came.
LAWRENCE, KAN, has voted to a railroad n
sum almost sufficient to tax every voter In the
city thousand dollars.
THERE are twenty Episcopal churches in
ireland IN which the service Is conducted in
the naive lrish tongue.
A "GRASp BAND CONVENTION and Tourna
ment oil the bands oil Indiana will DO held at
tue lair grounds, near Franklin, Ind, on
Ihursday and Friday, october and v.
Jason ROGERs, who has for years been at
the head Of the largest railroad engine manu-
factory IN the world, at Paterson, New Jersey,
died on Wednesday, at Morrisiana
JoLIET, Ill, has s, 075 inhabitants. There
are 1888 families in the town who have no chill.
dren. The highest number Of children in one
family Is H.
SARATOGA bellies are to be credited with a
laudsble attempt at economy, If the report be
truo that they are wearing out their last win.
ter's dresses at the hotel hops.
A sPtRIrrAlIsrIc n,eress in New Albany
Ind, makes brass band music in her throat BY
"thumping her breast with her fingers" and
says the spirits do it.
Twr.sToRIEp cars have been nut IN the rail.
road from Copenhagen to BIonpepburv that
can accommodate one hundred passengers
each
A PRIMITIVE three penny piece Of 1852 one
Of the earliest and rarest coins Of New Eng.
land, was dug up on a street corner at Salem
the other day.
TuE Louisvi,Is .J,yyy,i s.vs xon,r nth
all her benuty and worth .honId ,smsmhsr
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PROPOSALS FOR CORN AND OATS.

PROPOSALS FOR CORN AND OATS
HEADQ'Rs DIsrhIcr or IsDIAs TBHRIToRY,I
CHIEP QuARTKRAAHTkk' 4 OfFICE, ,
FoRr GIBSON, g. N :, August y, ls,S
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, will ls received
at this office until noon on MONDAY, the 9th day
Of October ls6S, for the QnaTternaBter
Department with supplies. to DO delivered Ms fol-
FORT GIBSON, CHEROKEE NATION.
10, 600 bushels Of CORN,
P6Rr ARBUCKLB, CHiCKAsAw NATION.
D,0JO bushels OF CORN
300 bushels OF OATS.
All bids to furnish tho above must be for sound
meTohantable Corn and Oats, subject Ia tho inHpoc
tion Of the oeer or agent OF tho United States re-
Proposals must In all cases specify the kind aud
quautity OF Corn Oats the bidder desires to fur
nish, whether In sacks or bulk.
Zach bid must DO accompanied by ~ good aud
setting forth that, In tho event Of its acceptance,
they will give ample security for the faithful per
fOImancn Of the same.
The right 70 reject any or all bids that may be
offered Is reserved,
Proposals must be plainly ondorsod "PrypOsals
for Corn " or "PrOpUsAlH for Oats, " as the cast
may be, and addressed to the undersigned At Fort
Gibson, @. N,
Pay mont to be made In Government funds on do
livery Of the Corn or Oats, or as soou thereafter
funds shall have been received for that purpose.
Delivery TO commence On or before November !,
1888, and 10 continue at rate Of not less than Oh
~ order Of Broydt BrigadioI Uenersl y, H.
| Grersop. A, y, ROCKWELL,
Brsvet Lieut.. Colonel, A. a ID d, s a, Chief O
NJ Dist Ind Ter, sspy-td
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PHILADELPHEIAA;a HAY wIk ksIFST3E AND BAL

TIMORB RAILROAD,
Commencing on Monday. June ah. passsn ger
trains Will leave President street depot, Baitt-
Way Mali Train for Philadelphia and War Sta
tons at 25 a. IN. This train connects at Now
ware Railroad.
At 40 a, m, connecting at Perryyille vita train
for Port Deposit.
Express Train for Philadelphia and New York
at 22 p. IN. connecting at Wilmington 9TH train
for stations on Delaware Railroad, bet Eeep VIII
mi gton and Harrington,
Accommodation Train Tor Port Dsposi /, and inter.
mediate Stations at p, IN.
Express Train for Philadelphia at 6-8p. m.
Express Train for Now York at SO S p m, con .
Meeting At Wilmington with Expire ~ TTain for
principal stations On the Delaware Il abroad, daily
except Saturday.
All the above trains leave daily except Sunday.
ON SUNDAYS.
Por Philadelphia and New YORK Ats.Bp m
Through Tickets may be prOenrJ ID other at Pres.
iden Street depot or at Ticket Oh co, No 1875 Bnt.
more street Persons purch asing tickets at OH e,
Baltimore street. ear. have their baggage checked
At their residence y y Union TrAuSfer Company.
WIN CRAWFORD AQont
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THEE s gPI{ Y CoTRT SE THE RIsTRIICCTE
COURT or .TitE TNfTEb sfATEs f6hR

r.. ~ phoB II may concern, GREETING
Notice il hereby given, that % the lIth day Il
August, ISIS the collector Of internal revenue for
said District seized for breach OF the revenue one
Copper Still and Fixtures in said District and thr
same are libeiled and prosecuted In this court, in
we name u The United State, for condemn alton
sons IN the libel stated aud that said cause will
stand for trial at the City Hall, IN the city u
Washington, on the frst MONDAY n Dorctab-r
next, when and where all porson- are warned -
appear TO show cause why condemnation should
not be decreed, and to Intervene for thelr ne rcsts
SErrEAHER2, ISIS. j. MElGS,
EaIA1lU.1
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PROPOSALS FoR SHINGLES.

HEAparARrRRs FIFrH MILITARY DIsrRIcr.)
OFFiok CHIEP QvARrRRhAsrER, J
AUSTIN, THxAs, August 10, lsds, }
Seated propo.sls. in duglestei yiii be ,eesiyed
september, for furnishing the QuAItermastsr's De.
partment, at Port Griffin, with 5000 first class
cypress Shingles,
Bids will also DO received for the delivery at San
nence from date 81 Contract, and the whole amount
to be delivered within thirty days thereafter.
Proposals must be plainly endorsed, Proposals
for Shingles, and addressed to the undersig ed
by command Of BIevet Major General Rey olds,
commanding Pifth Military District. r.
By. Brig, Gen. and c. Q. NJ. fihh Military bI..
tfict pep2.td
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THE SUPREME COURT OF TIED
S 81 Thf tsl Hf2bD sFGr 4 Pl f5k

To- al niOm Il may concern, prsstine.
Notice Is hereby given, That on the 18th day Of
March, 1865, the Collector Of Internal Revenue for
GALLONS Of spirits In said District, and the same
are libelled and prosecuted in this court, in the
name OF the United States, for condemnation, and
have been arrested by the marshal for the reasons
IN the libel stated and that said cause will stand
ton, on the hrst MONDAY Of December next, when
and where all persons are warned to appear TO
show cause why condemnation should not be de
creed, and to Intervene for their interests
SEPTEMBER 2, lsCS. X, J. NgIGs,
scp98lN.2t Clsrk
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Railroad Routss.
TnHGgYRHRR kkIEi RlsrVEbs ryN

Trains between Washinston and New Yoff are
nov run Mfolloys, viz; -
ToR rsW YORK. without chang q ears. =. -
FOR PHILADELPHIA,
Leave daily Except Sunday nIla M, II 10
and T. 30 and . m.
ON SUNDAY,
Leave for New York and Philadelphia Al T. % D.
Sleeping essfOr New York on COP. m. train only
Through tletots TO PHILADELPHIA, New York or
Boston, can be had at the station once Al all hours
In thu day.
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Advertisement
for schedule between Wash ngton, Baltimore, An .
napolis, and the West J., L. WILSON,
Master Of ansportatlcn.
L. r. COLE,
General Ticket AGent
0EO D. K0ONfZ,
Agent, washinEton.
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IIARIBOUIt'S
LIQUID ERASER.
WILL REMOVE
Paint, Oil, Tar, Varnish, or any Kind Of Stains
PROM
WOODEN, SILK, LINEN Or COTTON GOODS.

Wet the spot with the Liquid, and rub brush.
or rub with the thumb nall allow II to rest
minute, aud again rub and 1t will come out. For
Delaiues, ChintIcs, Calieoes, Poplins. or Linen,
and Printed Goods. you will have to weaken the
Solution by adding soft water.
All orders. either for agencies or for immediate
use, should be addressed to the manufacturer.
JOSEPH HARBOUR. Manufacturer,
No. II Second street west, bet. Mass. Avenue and
street north, Washington, d. G. Aul9
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HEADqrAerRRs FlrrH MILITARY Dr.rurcT.

HEADqUARrRRs FIFTH MILITARY DIsrRICT, D
OFFICE CHIEF QCARTEkNAaTER,
Ar-TIS, TESAs. August p, =
Scaled proposals, in duplicate, W. I.., ",iV,
At this uuco until u IN, THURSDAY 49,
y, for the delivery Of fifteen e. ..,t
bushels mcrchAntable, sound, shr.ua .
Fort MCRaViu, Texas
Delivery to Commence within nfeen ....
the award il made and contract AcCrptrS, 4r
pletad by the Bth OF october,
Bids to be sealed and endorsed, 81 49, o..
Corn, At Fort McKayitt, Texas, sud go
the undersigned
by command Of Brcvet MAJOR General ]
commanding Fifth Military District
Pc
Byt Brg Con aud {. q NJ Fifth N
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Is THE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA, THE gIrH DAY Of AUGUST,

John ~ Ter Powrlletal - 50.
u'Nf
Charles 7. N Powell ct Al \ kAulIy DVekeIF.
III" object ui this hill IS ~ procure decree to
sc.i real estate Of Grafton Powell, deceased
The complainant having filed Hu AFFIDAVIT that
til" Glowing named defendants al, non. resident
II ID" .hd Distrirt, N motion Of tho complainaut-
Gy their collectors, MrSsr- Lloyd Lasselle 1t Is
thu hih day uf August. A. u. lstS
ordered by the Court, That the defendants,
Thomas ;. Powell, Charles T. NJ Powell, and
Henry Caller Powell, cause their appearances to Ee
entered herein on "r before the r. rule day occur
RUG forty days after this day. otherwise this cause
will b" proceeded with A. il case " default; Pro-
rif'i, acupy II this order be published in the Ma
TiuNAL REPrBLICAS once week for six week. be.
fore said rule day.
COPY
tSigned) GEO p. FISHER,
Justice y. g. D. G.
H. j. MEIgs, Clerk IA n FGt
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DR0P0sALs ron S UEsIsFENcE:

OPYICE CUIBP COHnIssART sgBsIsTgkGE,
NEW ORLEANS, La August ", lbs. y
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, are invited NJ
the 7Ih day Of september, 1903, for furnishing the
nnitod States Subsistence. Department with thu
following stores, via:
standard Each barrel Of -four puToh AHed Will
be required To weigh l9d pounds, aud all Hour alb
EtrAeted at previous inspections, or missing from
the barrels from other causes, Will be required u
be made up by tho contractor,
fOr 10, 90 4allOns Cider VINEGAR, put up In on /
barrels aud hocped with Iron, Tbs vinegar ~ be
OF 80 fheisnt strength to neutTAliIe twenty eight
grains Of bl carbonate Of soda,
POr 0. 900 eRns Condensed Milk, Borden Eagle
brand,
FOR 100 kits Of MAckoTel, No. !.
For hO,OOI pounds AdAmantluo Candles full
weight required
Pr ID, 90 Of the very best cAnyaSsed Hams
The above articles 10 be u the very best quality
aud put mp In superior packages, aud ~ be delIy
cred ut the Anchor Press. In this city, with
twenty days after the opening Of the bids.
No bids Will be entertained from parties who
any branch Of the Govern nlent.
Proposals to be addressed to the undsrsig ned,
and endorsed Proposals "
A. BECKWITH
seStd Brew, MAJ. Gen. 4 q. u. y, i. A.
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Legal Notices.
THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
L COLUMBIA, HOLDING A DISTRICT COURT
OF THE UNITED STATES PoR THE SAID

To ali iotoBi Il may concern, prsetng.
Notice Is hereby given, that on the Ia a.
March, 1865, the Collector OF IntetLaI H.. ~ r.
said district seiy-d for breach Of the Z. e.
100 gallons 81 spirits In said district, au.t .
are libelled and prosecuted In this reEt, p F.
hhlhe OF the united mates, Tor condCiuLH' r.H
have been arrested by the Marshal Iyr q o..
Ia the libel stated; and that said r'r.,
for trial at the City Hall, in the city u
ton, on the hrst MONDAY OF Decemb. ...|s.
and where all persons are warned -r...rf
show cause why condemnation shoI ...
creed, and to intervene for their Inter
SEPTEMBER ., 1875 X. fI.
sep4AlO-H
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PROPOSALS FOX REaovAL OF wRgcR.

CsTEn STATE ESuIsgER's OPPIcE)
No. wEsT HOrsrUS srRERr, }
Ngw YORK, Argr-T6, 1893 }
sealed proposals will he received at this orc
until II noon Of SATURDAY, september 5, 1856, f. y
the removal " the wreck ~ tho steamer SCOT
Ian D. situated 10 the South Channel, near Sandy
Hook, New Jersey.
The wreck and all ina pertaining TO the YES.
sci must be removed TO depth Of at least 22 feet
mean low water and NO portion shall agaiu be de.
posted after removal below high. water mark
lSq -
The wreck Will be divided into three sections, by
dividing the space from the bow To the stern Into
beginning at the bow, has been removed 10 the
presCrbed depth, aud according to the fore gOi z
epndt"ns, one quarter Of the stipulated price for
BE rem val will he paid When the second see
tOu has ." en- removed, one quarter Of the price, as
above, viii be paid and when the third section
has been removed, the balance Of the stipulated
tum will be paid, provided that the work shall be
prIsrcut-d and finished In the order above gwen
ir'pusdls must state tho SUN IA fun for which
tue rartirh propose to do the entire work, and
mus be accompanied by guaranty Of two rsspon
siblr persons that the bidder will duly execute a
Contract.
The proposals and guaranty will be Of the form
To- he obtained ut this office
n" bids exceeding one hundred thousand dol.
laTs will he entertained.
JOHN NEWTON,
IL Col. Engineers, Bvt MAJ. Gen. U.s.h.
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SUPRBME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.
- No. IL, DECEMBER TENN, lS57
JosEPH G. WILLARD, Appeal from the su.
appellant, preme Court Of the

BENJAMIN OULR TArLoE. bia
Nj. Gushing, in behalf VI Mr.. Poland. Of cOun-
sci Tor the appellant, suggests the death Of Ben
IAmin ogle Tayloe, the appellee n this cause, aud
moved the court for an order, under tho 18th rule
OF court, to make the proper representatives par
ties. On consideration whereof II IL now here or
d"red by this court that unless the prnper repre-
sentatlSes Of the said BENJAMIN Ogle Tsy loe, de-
CrhSed, Is Aforesaid shall voluntarily become par
tie, within the hrs ten days Of III. ensuing term Of
this court the appe liant shall he entitled To open
~" record Ia said cause, and To have the same
heard, and the deere. thGreu rendered reversed II
rrrnur"ur Pryrid'd, That 4 copy Of the order
shall Ice printed q some newspaper at the seat II
government IN " Itch the laws Of the United States
shdll be printed by authority for three successive
week at least sixty lay before the beginning II
Il" term Of tue supreme Court next ensuing-6th
April.
Tost. y W. MIDDLETON,
C.eTA supreme Court United Slater.
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THIS is To GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB
l scrihcr has obtained from the Orphans Court
uf Washington County, In the District Of Columbia,
letters Of Adm nistratun On the personal estate OF
DE- WIrrC. WILSON late " Washington county, d.
the sad deceased are hereby warned to exhibit tho
same, th the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber,
or before the 18th day 81 August next they ma
otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit q
the said estate.
ls5s. C. A. WILSON.
Administrator
All persons interested either as debtors or credi-
tors Of said estate, are requested to call my At.
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1t is generally known that the electoral
college 10 constructed so that 1t contains just
as many electors as there are Senators and
Representatives In Congress. The following
table Will be found convenient for reference