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Easton q Co.'s Cotton Report, for tn,
Week Ending September 3, rs69.--


NEW YORK. September 4GTHx' MAnxEr. lin
our last report the market closed steady at for
middltnR up'ands. Saturday the demand was small
but owiog 10 the light stock pr,ees wore well mum.
tsined Sales 882 bales at 24xs95,. Modday the
market was quiet but nrun sales 1s2 bales. MO
ding uplands $50. Tuesday sthe market.was firm
and unchanged. sales 7l2 bales. Wednesday the
market was unchanged. Sales 738 bales. Thur.
day the market continued .hrm on account OF the
small stock. sales 632 bales. YeItetday the mar
ding $50. n }ffff ~ ~
During the week, with small stocks and q mode
rate demand. Prices bsve been hrm at soc. Liver.
to sHa1sxd for uplapds. epinuers took only 50 600
bales from that market and their reserve In the mills
isEow about 1I6,000 bales December coptracts sold
down to 1870 early In the week. which Attracted or.
adSanc. to 27Xc yesterday. gN
The stock in Liyerpooli ITO 900 bales larger than
last week, and the arrivals must have been over
2o0 600 tales this week The stock there Is no,.
4le 900 bales and there 193 900 bales at sea- The
crop secouDts ire favorable, except in some paris
OF Georgia and 10 the coast counties OF Texas The
weather has been clear and all hands are busy pick.
lug. We expect very roe receipts this month and
lsrge increase In October over the corresponding
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Total: al.:...:.:...!.,.t l,1is,s71J 1,4le.4sS
E Dsnclency In visible supply ........ 9j2,662
stock Of cotton held by Manchester 1pinnefs st
mills now $4,000 bales; samo time 1888 10000
oaies; mddIIng Orleans now 1sKd, then II Xd. 4 :,
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~ PUTN4A COUNTY. GA, September a. 1865.
Or. Q. s. PropA0. .sir-I have used for the last
TWO years in my family your Liver Medicine your
Pain Kill i, and your Female Tonic, and have no
eais In saying that they the b0st medicines have
OYER used for the Liver and Stoinach NeurARic and
every kind arc oubdued By them. Alter using the
medicines 20 long, oheerfally recommend them TO
,beR aud safest remedies for ali the disea ses for
which they are recommended, &c, q ~ lts9
- Houra retpectfnlIy,rOt .-c,JAME9 WBIGHr.
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* DR FROPaiTT's FEHiALE TONfc. q
This hediGne, with .its assooiates, Is 3 ssfe ana
certain remedy for all curable diseases to which Re.
males alone are liable. II fs also an excellent pre.
'yentadSe of Nervous +Bipdnets. or Nervous Dis.
csees In either msie or female It 10 powerful Ner.
ytne Ionic, settsng up . full and free circulation
All OF the above Mechanics sold by Druggists and
Merchants generally throughout the Southwest.
ED. s.. BURNTIAM.
Wholesale and Retail Agent,
No. t2l King.street tnear Calhoun,
s. 1... ohsrleston, g. G.
~ Prepared only BY DR., o. g.; PRQ1HITT.
), April 16 stuth6mos CoyinRton. C;a
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sTANroRpvnLE, PUTNAM County, Oct I. 1857
Dr: Q. q Fophttt-Dear sir7lhis is TO certify
that have used your Ague Pills fUr the lasi ten
single instance with them. Tney aiwcys break the
chils the first day that they are given can recon-
have ever found and they leave no bad effects follow
Ing them, as Quinine. 40
~ Yours respectfully. 'G A. WRSTBROoK.
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PRoPIiITT,s LIVER MEDICINE.

| - HNok ~ = = . III y HHIN 111SDHCINh.
Dr.. PTophpt-Haying used this medicine SUN.
cttny long to test its virtue md to satisfy my own
mind that Il is an Invaluable remedy fon.Dyspepsa
"a diseaee from which the writer has uttered much
for eiI years-and being persuaded that hundred 4
tho now suffer from tb1S Annoying complaint would
signally benefited. az he has becn by its use we
deem II duty We owe TO this unfortunate class 10
recommend to them the use Of this remedy which
has given not only himself but several members Of
his family the greatest relief.
n. ". ARNOLD.
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CONVICTION, GA, July 0, 1867.
DR.. Prophh.AHaving used your Liver Medicine
for more than year In my family, cheerfulJy re-
commend 1t to all persons suffering from Liver AZ
fections. Byspepsia or Indigestion in any form.
aiso recommend your Dysentery Cordial as the besi
remeoy Ior mat dtsease. O. T. ROIERa
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al. w. ARNOLD.
or the Georgia Conference,

DooLY COUNTY, GA April, 1867,
Ihts is to certify that confined to The touse
and most OF the tine to my bed and suffering the
RreatGst. agony imaginable with Rheumatism, for
dy. with no relief was wsIg -pYery available RENE.
DR.. Q. s. Propht's Anodyne Pain Kill IT. 1aettleS OF
Ing Fifty cents only; II relieved me almost Instantly
therefore recommend Il IN the highest degree 10
others snner1ng from similar disease. I can saw
that Is one OF the best family medicines now oui
certain. Yours truly. ". A. FOREHAND. :
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NOTICE To CONTRACTORS
Cow HARBoR WORK AT OswEGo, n Y,
UNITED STATES BraIEEER OFFICE,
No. o. PEARL STREET, BgIIALo, y,

Govt HARBoR WORE AT oswEgo. n. VI
BSiIED STATES bs9IhEER oTEIeE,
No si PEARL STREET, BSTL .fss + isl
Sealed proposals, in duplicate, for furnishing and
SSSns he new uH:d sasa 10 ee P.9 ru T
SSinS noIthIeTly from he LiEht.hSuse =, oswsF9;
The a9dsr.SneS until Il clock. noon. Of the gath
.. sTfsssss SssS.sEPP Is. r.,;,.
R R my bid S Item f. eisx shIsG
Washer Boltsi Item iii. Spikes. Zach item to be
bid and PA 81 p FS 81 b EFF PiEskroRxED
Be ffsSss s:' %uf ST.
fo Ply, ey ne eS6is yard, Ia,
required. Framing Planking, BOILING. De- in
supersrueture, to be bid and paid for BY the cubic
Item III Il ct cords as cubic feet. or as much
aud put in the work to be bid and paid for BY the
Item Iv.-RemovG Of material t.of, deposits,
.ary 10 forming, Junction wi old struetIrs, and
preparing foundation areas for cribs to be bid and
'tsf e ss sb .Ss e 70 &c fsrSS s. class.
Bids for items Of class, without covering all the
Items ofa class. will be rejected.
eoAPsny & S P.EE a 5 %Hi made de-
ser f By uSiasd States 81 Dis,fies At,Crneg coI
s q dstSms; or other oihssr Of the uni.sd
IS a: ss ..: Of :u$ nh: e be
be SG2;s not proven to the
Contract TO Be signed. and bonds executed at
Iron g BE- IN delivered. aud labor commenced.
All further necessary Information may be oh.
taned as to Class by personal application at this
"a as sS' 90 anrSS and And %
either persSnIss i application or BY mail for
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UpR-. MrrIrARY DIV oF THE MIssorRI,)
OFtlCE CHIEf QgARTKRAAsTEh, }
ST LOrI-, Mi--oCRI, March 4, 1850.
SsaIrI proposals will be received at this oIiCr,
mill u clock m. SATURDAY, The Dth day Si
ell Bluh,. Iowa, and Sioux City, Iowa, VI
B,GO bushels Corn,
P,gi2 bushels Oats
aud fuT The delivery at the above places aud At S.
Paul, Minnesota, Of
2,l2 bushels Corn,
7,i1S bushels Oats.
Deliveries all to be made at such times a. the
Government may require before May ~, 1852.
Corn to be double sacked, aud in good, new t.,
sewed gunnies, Of about two bushels each. OaI.
to be double sacked, In new buTAps, OF about luI
bushels each, and subject " weight and Inspection
at the place " delivery.
Bids to be made In duplicate, subject to the usut
conditions, which will be made known aPplleh'
ton ~ this Office, or the offices VI the Gu1Tietnte
teT's Department at St, Louis, Chiclgh, umahI'
and - Paul, where blank forms may 10 opaiIigbIi.
guarantee, sigued by At least w" ~ pUnnit
persons, that II the contract f1f ne SHPhTs
Is awarded to the person gTsPnsiuss a. Wi s w.
promptly entered inio and nIh''ru' mus' accom-
PrS ' ib P rssSTyed 70 reject any aud all bids
unV,',,hT' sb1uId be- endorsed Proposals for For,
rt"Po'"'S J, L. DONALDSON,
ago I.,i,Itut QuarteImasLeT General, U. s. A.
CLisf ararieTmasier Military Division OF the MI.
sJutl ~" '"
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PROPOSALS FOR HAY AND WOOD.


- OFFICE CHIEg QUARrEKhAsrBR,
- 81 PACL, MISE. February 10, 1852
PTnpOsals In the usual form, with the customary
conditions are invited To be received nj this CO
and at the QuArteTmastcr,E once at the head.
quarters " the District II Montana, until March
~ 1859, at Y NJ, to supply Fort shaw the coming
season with ~ tons " Hay aud 400 cords Of
In like manner, to supply Camp Cooke with aJ
tons Of Hay and 40 cords OF Wood
Also, TO supply in like manner Fort Ellis with
l2i tons Of Hay and 200 cords Of Wood
Similar proposals will be received at the Dis
tTiet QuaTtermaster's once, Fort Stevenson, D. t,
and At this once, same date and conditions As
above, to supply Fort BufOrd with ~ tons Of Hay
and 5000 cords OF Wood to supply Fort Stevenson
with 10 tons Of Hay, 40 cords Of Wood and
6o,m O feet Of Lumber Ia logs, 70 square eight
Inches at the smallest end and to be from eighteen
to thirty feet long.
posals will be received at this ONCE and at the
District QuarteTmasteT's office, Port Sully, D. T.
to supply Fort Rice 40 tons Of Hay and ,OOO cords
Of Wood to supply Fort sully SO OF less tons vi
Hay and 90 cords OF Wood to supply al Fort
Randall l9 or less tons Of Hay and 300 cord, Vt
Wood
Itlsto be understood that these amounts may be-
dmli shed II the Hay or Wood be not all Tequ red.
that the Hay Is to be cut Then green, and properly
cured-iO be free from weeds and Ledges or swamp
grass; all cut and cured by September IS, deliver
The WOOD to be sound merchandise wood to be
delivered by January 10, 1917. unless Otherwise
fRS Hay and Wood all 70 h S;,iy EEIk 4! the
Deputy auArtermastsF GearFaI L ;. Army
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ID r o P o s A L 8 .


OFFICE ChIkI QCARTERNAsrEk,
ST. PAIL, MIss, February 10. lSp.
Proposals In the usual form, with the customary
Conditions are Invited to be received at this nee
and at the QuArtermAster othee at the headq quar-
tiers Of the district Of Montana until March SOis6a
at 70 IN, to supply Fort shaw the coming season
with pO tons Of Hay and 900 cords Of Wood
In like manner to supply Camp Cook with DO tons
Of Hay and !. 900 cords Of Wood.
Also to supply In like II amer Fort Ellis with is
tons OF Hay and l. 900 cords Of Wood.
Similar proposals. will be received at the District
Quartermaster's ofhce, Fort Stevenson, d. T. and
supply Fort Buford with 100 tons OF Hay and 5000
tons Of Hay, 40 cords Of Wood, and 800, 900 feet
Of Lumber In Logs, to square eight Inches at the
smallest end and TO be from eighteen 10 thirty feet
long
Al the same time and In the same manner propo.
sails will be received at this office snd at the Dis
triet QuaTtermAster's Once. Fort sully, d, T. 10
supply at Fort Rice, 100 tons Of Hay aud 90 cords
Of Wood to supply Fort sully SO or less tons OF
Hay and l,6O0 cords Of Wood; to supply at Port
Wood.
II Is to be Understood that those amounts may be
diminlshed II the hay wood be not all required;
that the hay Is to he cut when green and properly
eured-to be free from weeds and sedges or swamp
grass all cut and cured by September Is deliyeTa.
The wood 10 be sound, merohantable wood, /,
be del yered by January Is, 1870 unless otherwise
The hay and wood all to DO delivered at the
Posts i. b, HOLABIRD,
teb!i-ld Deputy 2. N, Gen. U. s. A.
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
- WAsISGrOS, d. c., Feb. n, 1852
On the petition of ARCALOSs wHYCKHOFF and L.
II MoRRlsoS, OF Elmira, N, Y, praying for the
S5tH isSt OF patent Granted * I9em sepiem6sr
for an Improvement in Boring Maehin
Is ordered that the said petition be heard at this
office on the % day OF August next Any person
may oppose this extension, oblecLions, deposi-
NOns and other papers should be hled In this Office
twenty days before the day Of hearing
ELISHA FOOTE,
feb22-MSw CommIsSiSayr Ol Patentg.
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pRoPosALs FoR ORDINANCE STORES
U. S. ORDNAScE AUESCY, !
COR. HOUsTOs GREENE SIS, /
tESrRAScE on GsEESE.lP. o, Box No; Len.

u S. oRDSAScE AGENCY
COR; HOrsTOh AND GREENE SIS,
(ESTRASCE on UREESR,P, u, BOX No. l,9ll,
,,N NEW i9Rk, feb Is, 1851
healet proposals, IN dnplicate, Will be received
a this office until SATURDAY. March y, ls6a at
" m, for purchasing In quantities the following
kinds OF Ordnance Stores, now on hand at the
different Arsenals In the United states:
CATtTidR yes for Ter CaTbile cAibeT 20 and g.
metallic prlInei
CaTtTiiEes for ballard : rA rhine G liner "a md
50, metallic pTimed
CartrIiges for Henry Catbine &C aliber, % AID 49,
metallic pTmel
CSTtridsss Tor RemiD gtOus Carblue, CALDER, u,
CaTtridEss Tor Warmers CHrbiue. C,llL,r. II,
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Agriculture.
SEEDS! AGRICULTURE!

II l. NOV \ l..
srrI Store removed to X street, IcAl Nineteenth,
opposite the Market
Seeds of every description, clean, fresh and
genuine Vegetable aud flower seeds. Trees,
Vines, rOsrs, bird seed, lawn grass seed Red,
white, yellnw aud luCeTne clover. Rhubath and
asparagus roots, Onion sets. Fruit and shade
trGrs. Hoes, TAkqS, &c. Opportunity offered for
every family TO secure good and reliable seed
Also, trees aud small fruits at a small outlay.
"Martha' grape vines | au' prepared to supply
this hardy productive, valuable and popular grape
s.ngly, or by the dozen or hundred | have CON
cluded to add to my business an assortment OF
china, lamps and crUrkery, which will be sold al
low prices, Daily sales Of roses after the lst VI
April. Early orders for trees and vines solicited
for mutual SATISFACTION. A few bushels Of the 81.
perlOI new early Rose potato, also early Goodrich,
for sale In small quantities or by the bushcl
A, y, MORRIS, JR,,
febswlN st., near Nineteenth, Seed store
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The National presented a scene of gayety
and fashion last evening on the occasion Of
the presentation Of ofrenbach's opera boufIe
"orphee Aux Enters" The audience was
large and quite enthusiastic. This opera
Is lively one, and the music Is Of high
order, and In many of Its strains thrilling
and deeply touching. Tonight "Barbc
Bleue" will be placed upon the boards.
THERE was good audience at Wallis last
evening, and the rendition Of our american
Cousin" was well received. This piece bears
repeating. 1t has many excellent hits and
truly beautiful sentiments In II. It will be
again performed tonight.
CANTERBURY continues to draw, and with
Its new pantomimc, fun and general varic-
ties makes pleasant entertainment.
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR STAGE TRANSPORTATION.

PROPOSALS FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
HEAD0ULRrEA, FvrH MILITARY DIsr.Ior.l
STATE or TExas,
oPrrcE CAIrr ouAsrERnAsrIR,
49,, AUsTIr, TExAs, March 1, lesp
sealed Proposals. In nplleate, Will be reeeived
~ hh othcs until SATURDAY, March ~, 1870, al
M, tor furnishing such transportation BIZ stage
nan, may bs req uired by the Quar- termastsr Depart.
nn *. tiiissd states army until December 81. lsp.
Victoria TO lndisnoia
Layaea to lndianoia
Bidders will stats Tia x.,. =, ,uht., .,..
9csea ans hpoa,ss nan with baggage not 10
,snse ON ~. ,nuts. wv, pounds) the entire dis.
PAYMENT TO be made In GOVERNMENT fnnds
Proposals 70 be plainly endoTssd !'Pronos.i. for
stage Transportation from - 10 'IoPosssIoI
addressed 10 the undersigned. anu
BY command Of Breyet Major Qsnsr. Candy.
Breyet Brig. Gen. aud c. O. NJ, Rlf,SS'iakIiR s,:,x
District. nbI1I'
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TINTED STATES PATENT OFF!CB,
= WAsHISGToS, D, O. March 0, 1859.
On the petition Of EDwARp A. srEkRr, Of Nor
patent granted to him on the 18th day Of June.
lSo, for an Improvement In Faucet;
oflce gu the eth day Of May next, Any person
may oppose this extension objeetions, dsposi'
twenty days before the day Of hearing,
ELISHA FOOTE,
mil! sSW Commtssi0ReT VI Patents,
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CRY HALL, March Is, ls69.
Proposals will b tsssiyed q az. caee ,un,iil2
for the repairs Of Pumps, Hydrants, hc., for the
year commencing on the LIST Of April, ls6O.
Each proposal must be accompanied by written
guarantee, In substa nee as follows;
AB. guarantee, II this proposal be accepted
BY the Mayor. that the bidder will enter into a
contract for the same, and perform the work &C.
eoITsd,,ns p the requirements thereof.
speeiheatlous, Ne. :, can be obtained ON appliea.
uon at the Mayors once ROwfE
mhl6-AwA Mssc,
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PROPOSALS FQERvysEIIE;sSaa BygEF AT YREDER

HEAD9rARrERs FiRsT MiLiIIRr DrsrRrcr)
ORFicB CHfEF CosNIssARI or SUBSISTENCE,
RIcHsoND, VA, March 18th. lsp
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, will be received
At the once Of Lieut. o. d. JenpinEp, 2lst Infantry
A. G., g., AZ FrederieksburE, Va, until Saturday.
March 10th, 1850, at u m, for supplying the T.
S. Subsistence DepaIiment with
fRESH BEEF
at fredericksburg. Va, for six months from April
LIST, $50, or such less time the Commissary Den
erAl Of Subsistence may direct. The Beef to DO de-
llyered there the order Of the Acting Com
Of Subsistence at that place, Of good aud market
able quality equal prof. 1rtions Of fore and hind
quarters tnecks, shanks and kidney tallow to be
excluded The neeks Of the cattle slaughtered to
be cut % at The fourth yettebIal Joint, and the
to be cut from three to four inches above the nee
Joint, and Of hind from sig to slight inches
above the gAmbrel or hook joint.
Bidders are requested to be present to respond to
their bids, aud be prepared to give bonds for the
fulhllment Of their contract
Proposals must be endorsed distinctly "Propn-
sails for Fresh Beef, at Frederick sburg, Va. The
undersigned reserves the right to any bids for
good cause.
Conditions. requirements, payments, sc &C.,
as heretofore.
BY command OF Brevet Major. General stoneman:
W. A. BLDBRKIN,
mhl5-it Brevet Major and Chief c. 5.
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PUBLICATIONS. FOR DUPLICATE LAND
a WARRANTS.
To al 'ohom q may concern:

A PPLICATIoNS E9R DUPLICATE LAND
To al tolOm Il may concern:
DEPARTMENT OF TIE IErBRIoR,(
PEssIos OFFICE, Mar. 3, 1886. :
AppiieatiSns haylug been made under the sc.of
scribed Land Warrants, which are alleged TO have
been lost or destroyed: Notice is hereby given
that at the date following the description Of each
warrant new certificate or warrant Of like to or
will be reissued. II no valid objection should then
No. q, $751; for 100 acres, issued under the act Of
September, 1870, In the name Of Lucinda, widow Of
7. Loyejoy, aud was granted August q. lS5-May
No, 41.l2s, for 80 acres, issued under the act Of
was granted August s, 1855 March is, 1862
No, II ,Ssl for loo acres, issued under the act Of
March 8, lS5, In the nama Of Lydia Carlton. widow
q John CSIltons and was granted December 81
No loS. o5 Tor 10 acres, issued under the act Of
was granted October %. 1867. April 10, 1850.
No, 2,il2, for 50 acres, issued under the act Of
March 3, 1855, In the name OF Bailey d. CLANCY,
and was granted September I. 1851. April ~. 1879
No. I, etg, for 30 acres. issued under the act Of
No. 81, 2s7, for 70 acres, issued under the act Of
September, $50, In thu name OF EbensIer Kemp,
and was granted December 20, 1851 May ], 1850.
No 81, $40. for 100 acres, Issued under the act of
March 5. 1885. In the name q Humphrey Davis.
No. ssiss Tor o isS acres. issued undef act Of
March 8, 1856, in the name Of Thomas Cumming,
and was granted December q, 1855. May p, 1862
No B,79s. For LOO acres, issued under the act Of
March 3, 1855. In the name Of John Perry, aud was
granted November TO- 1851 Nay Y, lSsc gov
rOmmiaainnaF If panAinna
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)TICE TO IRON MEN.
UEIrED STATES ENaINEER's OFFICE,
No 81 FiFrH srEEFT

UEiTED STATES EN0INEER's Optical
No 6ifIYrH STREET
LOCIsvILLE, KT. February 10, ls69.
s sS, IroPSSsS' IN dGPlisase WI Be RECEIVED
H. 1892 for the delivery, at such point in the city
OF Louisville, KY. as the ned may direct,
Of 1900 pounds OF Bolts, Wedges and spikes, all
to be Of hTst- class coke Iron.
Information with regard to the lengths and
sizes, BLANKS for proposals Of the form required,
and any other Information will be furnished Oh
application to this office.
printed copy Of this Ady We rtisement must be at
taehed to each proposal. and each bid must be &C.
companied by q written guarantee, signed by two
responsible persons, that the party parties pro-
award ment
No bids will be entertained except from iron
men, and the right Ia reserved TO reject any and
Government TO do so.
Twenty per cent OF the amount due on each de.
livery q said Iron will be retained security for
the fulnlment Of the contract.
Proposals must be inclosed In sealed envelope,
indorsed Proposals for Iron, and Addressed 10
q. wElTZEL,
Major Corps Of Engineers, Brcvei Major GcnefaI
U. s. A. fe2l-td
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PROPOSALS FOR STONE.

-, wAsHIsqIoS. D. O., March Is, 1862
tsr U eouStn Ias one ols o F.s, soosp
inese; thick ard ten inches vide, two hundrsdio
at some point 10 washineton city, which The Com
miMee Of improvements may designate. The stone
must be perfect and free from seams Proposals
Will be received At the once Of the undersigned
until April ls Inst The court reserves the right to
the interest Of the court.
GEORGE n. PLANT.
Chairman Committee Of improvements.
lstArl Staw-td
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COURT.

( lhIhANb' IOuhI,
" FEBRUARY 2, 1869.
District Of Columbia, Wash OtOn countv,tO l0i:
q the case Of ROsASEA kORTZ, admlnlstTatTix
OF Jefferson ID. KOrtl, deceased, the misunderstanding
aforesaid has, with the appreciation Of the Orphans
Court Of Washington county Aforesaid, appointed
for the nnAl settlement aud distribution Of the per-
sonAl estate OF said deceased, and OF the assets in
turned into money! when and whore ali the cred.
itors and heirs Of said deceased are notified 10 at
may Otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit
In said deceased estate: provided copy OF this
order be published once week for three weeks in
the NArI0SAL REPUBLICAN previous to the said
Test; JAS. r. O'BEIRNE,
fe9.W3y. Register OF Wills