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Tur \Icv,ndri, E,-sV, or s,,urI,v ava
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h'ns - nus thc borrowings
A DELEGATION from the Independence
Hose Company, OF Philadelphia, visited this
city this morning, and spent an hour or two
In looking at the various objects Of interest
here.
Mis-. JANE KINGSLEY dropped down dead
suddenly at the residence of her husband,
on King street, near Henry, at 1850 O'Clock
last night. She had at 10 O'Clock opened
the front door of the house to let in her son,
had then gone up stairs and undrcssed, and
Just as she was about to get into bed, with
out any premonition, fell dead upon the floor.
\ MIDDLE.AGED WOMAN, dressed as lady,
and having on her person, as was afterwards
discovered, the sum of $4,000, was picked up
by two of the county constablcs, on The
western end of King street, Yesterday owe.
ming 40 murh unJcr tho ir1yonoo arii;',,..
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NIITES

Proposals must 10 to carry The mail with ''ce.
lerty. oortAinty aud saeprity using the terms Of
the law, and they must bs gu uautced by two re-
spOnslble parsons, certified u Hs such by u Post
master ur Judge vf a Court Of Record.
No pay will be made for trips not performed and
FOR each OF such um ssiOus, not satisfactorily ox.
planned three time the pay VI tho trip may be de-
Quoted For arrivals so lar b. hind timo a. to break
connection with depending mails, aud not sun.
GENTLY eKcnsed, ono fourth OF tho compensation
for the tTpis subject 70 forfeiture. files will be
imposed, unless the delinquency he satisfactorily
explained, for ncgleetng to lak0 the mail from or
into post uucci for suffering 1t to be Injured,
destroyed, robbed. or losti and for refusing,
after demand, T. convey the mail as frequently
At tho contractor runs, il concerned In running
vehicles on the route. The Postmaster Genera
may annul the contract for dIsobeying the post
Office laws, or the sITpctions Of the Department
He may alter the schedule OF departures aud arri.
walls, aud also order an Increase Of service by al.
lowing therefor pro rata increase on the contract
pay. lie may also ouTtail or disoontinue tho ser.
vice In whole or In part propoItionate decrease
OF pay,allowing rs full Indemnity TO the contractor
one month Is extra compensation on he amount Of
service diSpensedwi and pro rata eompe nsation
for tho eryice retained and continued,
Bids should be addressed to the second As
sistant Postmaster General superseribed PRO
pOsals, State Of PonnsylyaniA, and sent by mall
For forms OF proposals, &c. , and other informa-
tlOn, see advertise ment OF October 81 1867, and OF
this date, ju pamphlet form, at the principal post
Offices ALEX w RANDALL
icl7-Wit Postmaster General,
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The METROPOLITAN NJ. Z. CHURCn. -
Yesterday the services at this church were
conducted by Rev. DR.. F. s. De Haas, who
preached his farewell sermon to large
congregation, among whom were President
Grant and his family, who occupied the pew
selected for him and set apart for his use by
the trustees Of the church. The sermon of
DR.. De Haas was an earnest and powerful
discourse, which was listened 10 with marked
attention by the large congregation.
DR.. De Haas, since his advent In this city,
about three years ago, (havlng been sent
here by the Council of Bishops of the NJ. Z.
Church to erect the beautiful sanctuary in
which he preached yestcrday,) has endcared
himself TO hosts Of our citizens by his pleas
ant manners, genial disposition and high
Christian character; and the manner In
which he has superintendcd aud pushed
along the work Of erecting the Metropolitan
| church has excited the admiration of all our
citizens. Wherever the Doctor may next be
| sent to the work of church extension we feel
confident that the prayers aud best wishes
for his success will go with him from the
people Of Washington.
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PKSTos oRHIoB, MAJ. 5, lS6g
AppleAtlOus haying been made under the set u
June ~, 1870, for the reissue Of the following de,
seflbed Land Warrants, which are alleged 10 have
been lost or destroyed; Notice IL hereby given
that at the date following the description OF each
warrant a new certificate Or warrant Of like to or
viii be roSsued, II no valid objection should then
No. "a si7, for 100 acres. issued under the act Of
=. Loyejoy, and was granted August n, lS5d-May
q, lS59
No, p,l23, for 50 acres, issued under the act Of
was granted August 9, 1850 March IS, 1850.
No II, $50, for Ito acres, issued under the act Of
March 3, 1853, In the mama OF Lydia Carlton, widow
q John Carlton, and was granted December 81,
No iOS 6N Tor 10 acres. issped uudor the act Of
was granted October %, 1867. April 10. ls6e "
No, l2,il2, for 50 acres, Issued under the act Of
March 3, 1870, Up the name OF Bailey D. ChAneJ,
and was granted September I, l65l April ~ 1850
No. sos, for 80 acres, issued under tho act Of
March 3, 1855, in the name Of Bailey D. CLANCY,
and was granted October 10, 1888 April ~, l66g
No. -, 2o7, for 20 acres, Issued undeT the act OF
september, 1850, In the name Of RbeasIsT Kemp,
any was granted December 10, 1851. May 4, 1852
NO 81, for 100 acres. ISSUED under the act Of
MAJ March $ 1855; n &c name "a HsHPhrsy Davis
NO la Tor isS asf r. rs Issue uHdef act Of
March ;, 1855, ip the name Of Thomas Cummings,
and was granted Dece mber q, 1876 May Y. 1902,
No, Y, 7A For lRO acres, issued under the oct Of
March ), 1885, In the name n !orn Perry, and wa
granted November ~. 1851 M1p2s lSscov
Commissioner VI Pensions,
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= WlsHINNfON, u Q ,FTb. II, lsfN
On ILL.," petition Ol THOMAS J. SiLsBY, OF Boston,
Massachusetts, admiGstTat0r Of tho estate Of Arad
woodward, IA, deceased, praying for the Gxtea.
sion Of patent granted 10 tho said Arad Wood.
ward, 81, gu tho 18th day Of May, lSij, for ~
Improvement In Machinery for spinning:
II Is ordered that the said petition be heard at
this Office the 10Th day Of ApTil next ANY
person may oppose this extension. objection,
irp0sll"us, sud uther papers should be hled IN
this ulru twenty daYs before the day II hearing.
ELISHA fOOTB,
ErbsI Mw ,untninSluneF OF Plte1ts
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DISTRICT surRuNR CoURr-Generai Ter~.--
Chief Justice Cartier and Justices DIN and
Fisher sat IN bdnc. on Saturday.


DIsTRtoT SurRgNR CoURT-Gen Tcr~,--
Ff s Sss s and Justices on and
WARDEN OF JAIL APPOINTED.
den Of the jail Of the Distrie, Of Columbia.
inston. At the close the argument, witch
eort pees STn iSH ri se y, G TIC
decree ordering sale OF the road, Mr.. Brent
prayed an appeal.
his right had been judieinliy settled.
United states Va schooner Hampton. firsi
ATTORNEY ADMITTED.
Ga the motion Of II. II. L,skey, Daniel Rad.
cllfe was authorized % practice without
taking the usual oath,
In the matter OF an application for a man
dnmus upon the inspectors OF election In the
Washington and Georgetown street Railway
Company, after argument By Mcssrs Bradley,
stanton and Marbuty, the court fudge DIN
dissenting) ordered the Inspectors to nle an
answer. Leave was granted to amend the de.
PENDANTS demurrer aud ioiuder made IN dc.
murrer.
The question raised by tho demurrer was
whether msndamus was the proper remedy,
the dcfendAnps COUNSEL holding that the plain
tifs must proceed In quo wArthnto,
This was argued by Mcssrs. Bradley, IT,, and
+. l., stanton, but not decided by the court.
Adjourned.
CRIMINAL CouRr-Judgc Wyiic. Tho case OF
George Clementson, charged with the murder
Conrad, again occupied the attcntion ot the
court on Saturday.
CLENgSTsoS CONVICTED % NASsLAuoHrgR
Mr.. Davidge, for the dcfcuce, In m argument
Of great power, urged that even admitting all
the facts which the prosecution thought had
been proved, they only showed case q homi.
eide In hot blood, or msnslsughter. Bat the
evidence showed that deceased came to his
death not from the lighter injuries In the head,
which might have been Indicted by the foot OF
the deceased, but from fracture In the base
OF the skull which resulted from the striking
OF the head of the deceased against a lamp
! post, with which the accused had ncihtng
| to do.
Mr.. Barrett reviewed the evidence, ant
| argued that the whole sense OF the evidence
| showed that the fatal wound In the base OF the
| skull was the result OF the hard and repeated
blows GA the dcccascda head, given hy the &C.
! cused.
Judgewylic delivered n perspicnclous charge
to the jury, which thercupon retired and after
an absence OF an hour, returned avcrdict OI
| guilty OF manslauyhtcr.
Adjourned
ORrHASs' CuuRT-Judgr Purcell. This court
was occupied rs follows on Saturday!
LAST Wills.
The last will OF VIM. Maekey. bcqueAihing
his est Ie to his wife,was admitted 10 probate
Au eNemplihed copy Of the will Of John l.
| Adams from the SurrOgAtc's court OF New York
city was admitted to record
LETTERS TESTAMESTAET.
Walter ). Cox qualified As administrator Of
". il. PhiIir and }. II. Carlisle as saTSiics
WIN. Mackey. giving bond In Is OOJ, with W
p. Ferguson and Peter E. Little as suretics,
GUARDIANS.
Sydney Mcfarland quNlihed as guardian u
Clarence l.. Carr, giving bond In IS ,OO), with A
Gibson and Alfred Hall as suretici.
ACCOUNTS.
, ] W. amt John r. Scott, was hlSd and Ap
, proved.
Adjourned.
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- FgBRuARI IL, 1860.
District yCpiUmLid, Tdshfngl0n County, n BH:
Ia tho case Of EDWARD NJ, THuRsTnS, EXrru.
trix OF MARY AM BROwS, deceased, tho cX.
ecutriX afOresaid has, with thu appreciation Of
the Orphans Court Of Washington county AfOrr.
said, appoint tuesday,, ths 18Th day Of March,
A D; lsta, for the hnaI settlement aud de.
tributiun Of the personal estate OF said deceased
aud Of the assets N hand, rs far as the came have
beeu objected and turned into money; when aud
where all the creditors and heirs of said deceased
are notified 10 ait0ad. with thor claims properly
yOuched, or thuy may otherwise by law be ex.
cluded f0m all beneht in said deceased $ estate
provided copy Of this order be published once a
week for three weeks In the NATIONAL RRPuBLI.
CAH previous to the said day.
Test JAS h. O'BEIRNE,
feblI- WAw' Register of Wills
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United STATES PATENT nFEICr

y wAsrSGTOS, D. G Frb 10, 1861
On the petition Of AKCALoNs wnVCKUoEF and T.
X. MuERisoS, 81 ElmiIa, y. Y praying for the
extension Of 4 patent granted to them September
18Th 1901, and rcisSlod 90 the lth Of October IS g.
for IN Improvement In Boring Machine:
is erred that the said petition be hoard at this
ofi:e on the % day OF August next Any person
may oppose this extension, Objections. dep0 l.
lions aud other papers should he ned In this wllce
twenty days before the day Of hearing
ELISHA ROOTE,
fcb22-M3w CuInmiSsOuuT OF Patents
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RANKRUFTCY NOTICE.

To all tho creditors Of JAMES Y. KEARNY, who
hGys proved their claims:
You are hereby notified appear before the Su.
br"me Court OF tue District Of Columbia, sitting In
Bankruptcy, On tho 10Th day Of March, 1850, ut
" O'Clock, u. IN ut the CITY Hall, Washington
Guy, To- show cause why u discharge from ali his
dent should not be granted to said bankrupt
You are also Notified that the % aud I'd meeting vi
said bankrupt creditors will no held before the
Rcgistrr at the same place, at ~ o'clock N
by order Of the Court:
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= wAsHINaroN, y. O., Feb %, lsD
On the petition OF JnHN s. BARrE-, Of Prpyi-
dencc, hJde leland, Praying for the extension u
a patent Ersuted to q. Snow aud o b. fAtnum.
assignees OF the said John BArdsn, the 22d Of
May, lSS, for an improvement In wafer Metersi
t Is ordered that said petition be heard at this
office on the Sd day Of May next Any person may
oppose this extension, Objection, depositons,
aud other papers should be nled Ia this Office twenty
days before the day Of hearing
ELISHA FOOTE,
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WAsHISGToS TEMPERANCE socIETY.-Thls
attended meeting last night at Temperance
Hall, on Z street. Mr.. W. 7. Drew, vice.
president, called the meeting to order aud
presided, and addresses were delivered by
Messrs. W. G. Finney, J. b. Wolf, Hon. d.
P. Holloway and o. X. Harris. The Interest
in these meetings seems to be increasing
weekly, and at every meeting additions are
made to the temperance army. Neatly
printed pledges of the society have been pre-
pared and will be given to each person con-
Meeting himself with the society.
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I NTTLU oTN Is FATENT VFFIVE.
y WAsHrSGrOS, D, G.. Feb. "a, Ian.
Ca the petition OF GEORGE W. Ia BAw, Of Jersey
city, New jersey, praying for the exten zion 0f q
patent granted u him ~ tho ~ h day Of May, 1885,
for an Improvement In Nitro Machine,
It's ordered that said petition he heard al this
office on the 10 day Of May next. Any person
may OPP lso this rNEruSIun objections. dep Isl.
unas, aud other paper, should be hleh In this
Office twenty DAYS before the day uf hearing
ELISHA POOrE,
febT.S1w CommtssinneT OF Patents
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= WAsnlNnrON, D, O., Feb. II, l4n
On the petition Of WILLIAM BuNn aud NIhLIAM
y. BuND, Of Mausheid. Massachusetts, praying for
az extension q a hatqpt sfaateA IT, them on he
Sth day Of June, lSki, Tor 40 Improvement In
Bride wintcrs:
II is ordered that said petition be heard At this
Office on tho Slst day OF May neSt. Any rer.
may oppose this extension. Objection, dc.
positions, aud other papers, should b. hlsd Ia this
Office twenty DAYS before tho day nf bearing.
ELISHA FOOrE,
fnh2l. SlM Chmmlssloner Of PnIrnis
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LIMITED STATES PATENT nFRICR-

WAsHiNh1oSi u. u rep ~, lSH.
pray ing for the exten. ion Of patent granUd
to him on the lllh day Of June, 1855, for an i'm.
Il Is ordered that said petition be hoard at til q
odice on the 2ith day OF May next. Any per.
stions. 'and other papers, should be filed In this
Office twenty days before the day OF hearing
ELISHA FOOTE,
mh3Th3w COmmissioneT Of Patents.
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u. a., tMAHHlSGToN, y q Feb ", is52
de,phta, Pa, praying for the extension Of patent
granted II him the 18th day Of May, 1855. Tor an
Improvement 10 UNSTABLE TenOninE Tool:
u Is ordered that sad petition he heard at this
Office On the Ssh day If April neNt Any porruu
may o pose this extension. Objections, dcpI-i.
tons. aud other papers, should be died In this
once twenty days before tho day Of hearing
ELISHA fOOTE,
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Drovers' Rest, above Georgetown, was on
Friday well supplied with live stock, and
sales were made at the following rates, viz;
$50 head prime cattle at from o. to 1878
per cwt., gross; $50 sheep at 90 and $7.75
per cwt., gross; COWS and calves from $50 TO
$6b.
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u U
District NJ COlumbiu, IVtShiRDtOH c1HHtV, to t6H:
q the case Of AESIG u. GAsiuS, Administrative
OF Albert CASTOR, deceased, tue administrators
Aforesaid has, with the appTObatlon Of the Orphans
Court Of Washington county aforesaid, appointed
TUESDAY, April 0, A. u ls8D, for the hnal
settlement and distribution Of this personal estate
Of said decsqsed, aud Of th9 RHses IN hand as far
money! when aud where all the creditors aud heirs
Of said deceased are notified to attend, with their
claims properly yOuehed. or they may otherwise
by law be excluded from all benefit 10 said de-
ceased 8 estateI provided copy Of this order be
published once a week for three weeks In the Ma.
fIOSAL REPUBLICAN previous To- the said day.
TEST; JAS. H. O'BEIRNE,
milo WBW Register Of wills
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FmE.-An alarm of fire was sounded from
box rs Frankln cnglne-house) at about ! /
o'clock on Saturday, caused by the burning
Of portion Of the back building of the
house on + street, near Twelfth street,
formerly occupied by the medical depart
were extuguished before material damage
was done.
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB.
/ SCRlBER has Obtained from the Orphans
Court of Washington county, in the District Of
Columbia, letters testamentAry on the personal
estate Of Thomas HOLLIDgE, late Of Washington
slty, u. & deceased. All persons having claims
aghlhHt said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
~" saine, with the vouchers thereof, 10 the sub
StrL1tr, on or before tho 18Th day 0f FEBRUARY
heSli they may otherwise by law be excluded
nom all benefit Of tho satd e,ti'
1902 PWRBT u2Ipi nnnmRRerS'
febIi.Mlw' "'L IpDb,
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INTHE SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT
l OF COLUMBIA, THE 18TH DAY OF FEBRU.


John r. frOok, Compl't,
V, n, lsi I, p,,,,,,,
john Kelly, Thpmy, Levy w '''' u hq"S'
aud Ellen Levy, Dsfu.
On motion Of the complainant. by NJ Thump.
son, his solicitor, II is ordered that tho de-
PENDANTS cause their appearance to be euteTed
herein on or before the first rule day occurring
forty days after this day. otherwise the cause will
(Sgnoi) GEO. +. FlSHER,
true cOpy-Test: Jus. s. q d, o.
X. J. MEIUs, Clerk. feh1l. Saw
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The WRATHER.-The weather yesterday
was delightful, and everybody seemed to
enjoy 1t. The churches of every denomina-
ton were crowded, the sidewalks were alive
with promenaders, and the street cars were
well patronized, being well filled upon all
the roads by persons seeking rest and change
after the labOrs Of the week.
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\ fhbiLAMATlbN
For tn sal" Of certain lands ~ Wisconsin.
PrrrldruI Vl the UulrGd States vf Amurirs, do
hereby derlate aud make known that y public
a." will By. held at tho aforementioned Land
nM'"-, In he ,sllts II Wisconsin, At the periods
l"r"inaiter designated, 70 wit;
NVFth gfbIsf line and West Of The CDUrih primal.
pIi MsriiiIn.
Al the Land Ohce at Bayfield,, commencing gu
MONDAY, the lIlh day Of May, for the Disposal
u the tracts u land. hereinafter named. We
section sections = I, Q, 5, TO- 49, Is, H. Is, ~ a.
i section - sections n, -, 20, Is, ~, =, !,
section ~ sections IS and 30 Township is. n6r.f
u range Swest,
North oJJISs line aqdE 81 qJhe FOURTH prtaci.
p | MsriiiiH -
Al he Land ONCE Of EAu Claire CONNIE nc ng on
MONDAY, the 2ith day Of May next. for the dis
p!sal u tho tracts Of aud hereinafter named, viz:
Townships 81. %, -, 81, 81, 20, 81 3s, n aud IN,
north % range ! east.
NpFth g(bds, line and IPsSt Of the Jpurih priaci.
pal MerfiiiH
Township rs, north Of rAnRe6 west
Sections I, .I,6.s, 4 y section 10, Soc ton, H.
T. H. II Is. Is, -. q, %, "a y, p ~ q, =, y.
"a section o. sections ~, ~, *, 81, IS nll VI ii
town hp -. uUr,h Of ranged west
Lands appropriated by law for the n-H II schools,
military, and other purposes, together with swamp
hnds euurng unGer the act Of eptcmber IS, 1850,
". ~ b" excluded from sale
The Offering OF the above Lands will be commence
on tue day appointed, and pr, coed Ia tho order
lu which they are adyertrrd uutll the whole shall
have been offered, and the sale thus Cused; bul The
sale shall not be kept open longer than two weeks,
aud no private entry ct amy Of the lands will be- sd.
mlttri UNI after the expiration Of the two weeks
Given unter my hand, ut the city u Washington,
this fourth day Of February, A, b. one thousand
eight hu drcd and sixty nine.
By the President:
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GEORGETOWN FLOUR MARKET,-Thc flour
market during the past week was quite &c.
tive, with prices ruling as follows: George
town family, s12@$l3.50 per bbl.; extra,
s9@s9,50; superfne, $3.50; canal fair, sll@
sl2.50; extra, s7.25@ssj superfine, 500
$3.50.
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y wAsuY1r.S, D q. February ~, 1867,
On petition II h W. GnupALB, Of Clinton, Iowa,
PRAYING for tho Sxto1.iun Of patent granted 10
the 9Th day Of September, ls, for an imprOycIn ut
10 Machine for making Paper Bags:
II Is ordered that said petition be heard at this
Office on the 10Th day Of May next Any pers ~
may oppose this eNt"n ion, nbieetous, dep al.
tons, and other papers should be Gled in m On
twenty days before the day Of hcpr,r-
ELISHA fODTE,
mhj'WN Commissioner Of pateuts.
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Police ISTELLIGESCE.-Cartcr Jones, dis
orderly and profanc, was fined IS by Justice
Tucker.
Henry Hoag, charged with selling liquor
without license, was fined SEQ by Justice
Harper, upon which an appeal was taken.
The same Justice dismissed P. Carlin on
similar charge.
Thomas Williams, colored, on a charge of
petit larceny, Is held for a hearing.
John James alias Lancaster, was per-
mittcd to pay fine Of $40 for the privilege
Of getting tight and acting in disorderly
manner.
W. Lcmnn and George VI. Howard were
each fined So by Justice Morscll for yiolnt
ing sanitary law.
John Beall, colored, was fined IS for being
drunk aud disorderly, and committed to Jail
by Justice Thompson for resisting Officer
McDermott In the discharge OF his duties.
ID. {. Bohlayer was arraigned before Jus
tice Lynch, on a charge Of committing an
| assault and battery with intent to kill Geo.
Fairfax. Amer hearing the evidence, the
Justice required the accused to give bail for
court.
Sandy Parker and Sarah Clark, colored,
charged with the larceny Of a quantity OF
clothing from Israel Meinhard, were scnt to
Jail for court by Justice Thompson.
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ANDREW JOHNSON,
President u the United State
Jus S WILSON, Commissioner


Every person entitled to the right OF presumption
10 any Ol the lands within the tow nshps and parts
oflnwuships above enumerated, Is required IL rs.
Wbsh the same to the satisfaction Of the Register
aud RcCeivuruf the Land once, aud make paymea
therefor " soon as practicable after seeing this
notice, and before the day appointed for the COM
menCeueHt Of the public sale Of the lands embracing
the tract claimed, otherwise such claim will DO for.
foitcd. JOS. b. WILSON,
CommsslonCr Of tho General Land once
NDts.-Uuder the regulations Of the Department,
nOpdyment eau be made for advertising prUClana'
tlua., except to such publishers as are sptcslyau
thoriNd by the Secretary Of tho Interior
f-hl6- MlAI
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VALUABLE JEwELRY REcovERED.-On the
10Th of December last the room of Mr.. Willis
WcstmOreland, from Atlanta, Ga, who was
stopping nj Wizards Hotel. was entered by
thieves and robbed of II lot of old jewelry
highly priced as family relies by the owner
The property was valued at about $3.50. A
description of the stolen property was placed
in the hands Of Detective MCDcvitt, who, on
Saturday, succeeded In recovering the miss
ing articles, which had been pawncd for
small amounts with several pawnbrokcrs Of
tho city. The officer has obtained q clue TO
tho tnlcf, aud expects soon to bring him to
Justice.
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