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The national Republican., 1869-03-06

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NEW YORK MARKETS.
NBw York, March 5-1 p. m.-Cottou
quiet but steady nt 29@2oZ cents. Sugar
unchanged in every respect. Flour dull and
nominaij Southern unchanged. Wheat dull
and nominnli s1.46@1.50. Corn quiet and
steady; 97 cents. Oats quiet and steady; T4lS
@75 cts. Rye dull and nominal; ttl 1850
lao. Pork dull and nominal; H.25. Gold
1915.
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, March SYSTEMATICALLY
market for Flour was steady this morning,
| but not active. Sales were reported on
Change Of flne -four at $3.50; spring super
at t5.75(gt6; choice Howard street do. at
t6.25, and Howard street extra on private
terms.
Wheat-was In pretty good demand this
morning, and prices were firm. The receipts
were, however, light, and We have only to
report sales Pennsylvania and Maryland red
at from s1.65 to sl.so, choice Valley do. at
t2.20@2.2 25, and prime white at s2.2S,
CorR-Was steady and In moderate de-
mand. We notice sales Of white at S4@s5
cts; do. In one lot, S5 cts; do. very prime
at 80 cts, and yellow at 90991 cts.
roUision.-Yesterday there were sales OF
10000 lbs. bulk shoulders, loose, at 12h
cents, and 10000 lbs. bulk rib sides ut 15lS
cents, loose; but to-day we quote bulk meat
dull at 1917 cents for shoulders; 15If cents
for rib sides, and l6X@l6h cents for clear
RIB do. Bacon can be readily bought at our
previous quotations, Wig: Is cents for shoul.
ders, II cents for rib sides, and 175t91s
cents for clear rib do. The jobbing demand
Is fair, but there Is no demand for round
lots. Lard VIC quote dull ut 1917 @20 cents.
Meas pork nominal at e33, and rump do. al
at ees@t29 per Dbl.
Sugdrs-Are dull, and the feeling In the
market is heavy. We have no sales to re,
por to-day, and VIC quote ngain rs follows,
viz; Fair TO good refining at 13@13H cts.
grocery grades Cuba at 13H@14L cents
do. Porto Rico ati3H@l4A cts, and Demc'
rara vacuum pan at 15H916E cts.
R.fn,d Su9drs.-Prices have still further
declined, and they arc to-day as follows, viz
For Hard Crushed, 19sk@l9ai cts; soft do.
1ssS@1sA cts.for A white; 1sIf@1SM cts
for Circle A do; 1ssI@lsIf cts. for B do.
ls.@1sH cts. for c Extra, and 1s@lsIs
cts. for c Yellow.
The national Republican., 1869-03-06
New Publication.

From Messrs. French and Richardson we
have the following The wayerly Novels.
Illustrated edition, containing the "Lcgend
of Montrosc," Craftsman" "Antiquary,"
" Red Gauntlet" and "Ronan's Well"
Appleton & Co., publishers. (Notlcc here
after.)
"Five Weeks in Balloon" Translated
by VIM. Lakeland. Appleton & Co., pub
fishers. (Notice hercafter.)
Marryatt's Novels, "The Phantom Ship"
Appleton Il Co.
"Worship Of the Church In the House,"
Notice hereafter.)
"The Study Of Languages" by c. Marcel,
X. L. II. Appleton & Co. (Notice hercaiter.)
Blackwood's and the Westminster Review.
The national Republican., 1869-03-06
COURT.
RrnnnLnun % laoa

District NJ Columbia, PdshiHOlOn county 20 t0it:
la the case OF NAOMI UTERMBHLE and ErGENE
CARusI sI,9dministrHtorso Of ClAs II, H,gTERMEHLF,d Dc.
appreciation Of the Orphans Court of Washington
county aforesaid, appointed SATURDAY, the nth
day e March ~ I'D, ,IoI The nnAi settemen and
and Of the assets n hand far the have been
collected and turned Into money! when and where
all the creditors and helTs OF said are
ned to attend, with their claims properly youched,
or they may Otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit In said deceased = estate provided q ropy
OF this order be published once week for three
weeks In the NATloEAL REPUBLICAN, previous TO
the said day.
Test; JAS R. o'BRIRNE,
feb1 -Th3w Register Of Wills
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICE.

To all the creditors Of y. A. DAKSEILLB, who
have proved their claims!
You are hereby notified TO appsar before the So
prens Court Of the District Of COlumbiA, sitting In
Bankruptcy. on ths 18th day of March, ls0a, at
10 o'clock, IN, At the CitJ Hall. Washington
city. % show cause why dlhehaIys from all bis
are also notified lhLIths "a and "a mseiinEs q said
ter At the same place All2 O'Clock. N.
DAVID o 00ODING,
u y MafEhslhfD q. 4, Rs Messenger
Test n ! MEINs, Gfk fe2iGml
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ANDREW JOHNSON,
PTesident Of the United States
Jos. 3. WILSON, Commissioner,
NOTICE TO rRE. E.BMPTIoN CLAIMANTS,

NOTICE To PRR.BMPTIoN CLAIMANTS,
Every person entitled to the right Of pre- emptlon
to any OF the lands within the tow nships and parts
tablish the same TO the satisfacon Of the Register
aud Receiver OF the Land once, aud make payment
notice. and before the day Rppointed for the com.
nencenent Of the public sale OF the lands embracing
the tract claimed, otherwise such claim will be for
feited JOS. b. WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land once.
NOts.-undoT the regulations Of the Department,
no payment eau be made for advertising pToelamR
tioas. except TO such publsheLs as are specially au
" " " i,blb.AII,c
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tc1mmunioatsd J
Art and Artists.

AEt ~" ~sshEsN.
In 1926 Mr.. sully visited the collection of
Joseph Bonaparte, at Bordentown, New
Jersey. The remarks Of this eminent painter
at this period Of matured knowledge and
Judgment are worthy the attention Of stu
dents and interesting to ali who are fond OF
painting: "Titiau's plan does not appear to
me to produce splendor Of coloring by en-
ploylng the brightest coiors, but by the judi
cious and artful use Of sober tints, and the
practice Of toning and glazing them. am
now speaking Of the impression made upon
me by an inspection OF those examined on
this occasion. Indian red appears to have
been the principal red used In the nesh--in
the fairest nesh a little improved with YER
million. / have little doubt that the dead
coloring made with Indian red, or even col
cotha In the flesh, then toned with raw lumber
and white In the lights, and glazed with
asphnltum or mummy In the shadows, would
be near the general preparation. But II In
the dead color black were used In the gra dn-
tions, perhaps toning with brown ochre and
Indian red might be better. II Is remarkable
how much glazing has been used In the
Lucretia, which | examined closely. Even
the whole drapery has been glazed or toned
down. The effect Is q subdued splendor, far
preferable to the oily smoothness Of the op-
posite system. Absorbent canvas seems TO
have been used; the colors much loaded. /
again had occasion to remark that In large
pictures very sober colors may be employed
to produce richness OF effect. A picture by
Yelasquez "a deer-chase) has very much the
aspect Of Titan, but there Ia not so much
display ofglazing and process; the unity OF the
tone seemed effected by beginning the whole
picture with one color for the shade and one
for the light, which are Afterwards finished
upon. Murillo looks dirty and clouded In
the tone and In the flesh, except In small
pictures of portrait size; there the flesh
was rich and natural. Guido looked hard
and liny near Titan, and very cold and
weak. The large pictures Of Ruben's have
much of Titian's good color In them, al
though generally OF higher color"
In May, 1880, Mr.. Sully writes thus; son
careful inspection of several good pictures
Of the old masters In Abraham's collection
at New York, I fnd that the practice Of
touching the whole picture with warm
color, like terra de sienna, and In some in
stances with dark color like asphaltum
was common to their practice. A fine copy
n. CoLreggio's Magdalene, and portrait by
toned. In the landscape by Hobblma, as.
| phaltum haG been used over all the surface,
| sky and all. In IL landscape said TO be by
Claude, found much scumbllng OF lilac
neutral tint over the distance and middle
ground, perhaps also the sky; and finally the
whole picture, sky also, was toned with raw
sienna, or n color like II. The best picture
in this collection is Murillo; the colors are
subdued, simple, little discrimination OF
tint; brown ochre, Indian red, and raw lumber
chiefly; the whole much toned; q very full
pencil has been used; the colors, at least In
the beginning, were stiff, the marks Of the
brush left-no softening tool employed"
The national Republican., 1869-03-06

accord not only with President Grant but
with Congress. With schoncld rctaiped in
the War Department they mako as strong a
selection as he could possibly have made, all
boing vigorous, emphatic and thoroughly
experienced In business affairs.
THE PARTY on THE oAnrSET.
have been able to flnd no Republican
party man this afternoon that hns any OBJ
jections whatever TO make to any member Of
Grants cabinet. Probably this unanimity
Of party sentiment results more or less from
the fact that acquiescence In an apparently
cheerful mood Is the better policy where OBJ
lection can be Of no avail.
CONFIRMED.
The Senate confirmed all the Cabinet nom
nations before adjourning to-day.
THE GRANT ELECTORS
At their meeting to-day very properly dc.
termined to make no formal call on the Pres.
ident In body, lnsomuch as he has hi:
| hands too full OF real public business to find
time Just now in which to receive them al
such visit Of ceremony. They are said tC
have voted to endorse the applications o.
either one of themselves for any Office fol
which either one Of them may apply. II
this latter determination they evinccd, to 50!
the least ont, less discretion than in tina
previously mentioned.
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mo, TO.l
BY THE rREsIbEST bESTrs or THE UNITED

D STATES,
A PROCLAMATION
For the sale Of certain lands IA WiseonsLn.
Pres sdsni u the Gaitsd states Of America, do
hereby deelArei and make known that public
sale vii bel held al the aforementioned Land
Ofees, 10 the State o. Wisconsin. at the periods
North " base line and West oC the fourth princf.
pal Msrtdidn.
Al the Land Once at bayfield,, commencing on
MoNDAY, the lIth day q May. for the disP9sSl
section L. sections ., T. 9, 8, 10. l2 -, a. IS, 10 ~
section -, sections 80 and 80 Township p Is, NORTH
North ~ base line and 8 st eJhs fourth princf
Meridian.
Al lho Land Once Of kAu Claire, commencing on
MONDAY, tbs 9th day Of May next, for the dis
posai Of the tracts Of la6d hernlnnfnr named vlI
Dd,,S T9Sw%nshiPs ~ -, 81; 81 81 S' S' 81 IS, aud IO
North NJ base line and Vest 0( The fourth pFinci-
pal Merfdfin
Township g, north Of r4ngs6 0 west,
y, $. u, Is, j. 3, b. & =, 1 y, y T. q. si' y, s, y J.
. y section 10, sections 81, 81, X, 81. Sand 81, In
township 10. north Of range west.
Lands appropriated by law for the use 0i schools,
lAnds enuring under the act Of FeptembeT 2s, 1850
will be excluded from sale.
The offering Of the above lands will be CONNIE eed
on the day appointed, and will proceed in the order
have been offered, and the sale thus closed but the
sale shall not be kept open longer than two weeks
and no private entry Of any OF the lands will be ad
mitted unti after the expiration OF the two Weeks
this fourth day Of February, A. D. one thousand
eight hundred and sixty nine.
By the President:
lAa.t 80 a. f,lt.
The national Republican., 1869-03-06
Business College,
RESOLVE AND ACT.
CONSOLIDATED BUSINESS CoLLEGB,
CORNER or sEyBsrH AED D srREErs,

lBnirnnee on D street,)
WARRINGTON, d. G.,
An Institution specially designed for preparing
young and mid ddle-a ged men and women 10 enga ge
Of others.
:, The branches taught are: Business Practice,
Book -keeplnE as applied to all departments oi
business, Business and Ladies' Pepmsnship, BusI.
ness, Arithmetic. Grammar, Corre.pond encs,
merciAl Law.
,stgdents are permitted to pursue any or all Of
the above branches.
Ladies' have the same advantage as gentlemen,
IN separate department, Instructed By eonpe-
tent lady teachers
RATES on TUITION, A seholarship, sood for
uplimi,sd tne 10 eoilesss located In tmportan.
Tor one year from date Of Issue. go Tickets Tor
thres months, s2oi for one month, tl0.
~ fsss srs u .a p.f Dd
Sessions are held day aud evening.
Bon
The national Republican., 1869-03-06
Personal.


Ex-Postmaster General Randall LEFT for
New York hast evening.
DR.. James p. Prince, the editor of the Pc
tersburg (va.) Times is In Washington, and
we were pleased to grest him In our sanctum
yesterday. His journal, the TINES, Is faith
full sentinel In the watchtowers Of freedom
in Old virginia.
Col 8. Sands Mills, well known through
out the State as editor OF TIE Mdr-wond
Farmer, Is spoken Of as n candidate for the
next sherifialty OF Baltimore city.
President Grants father, who was injured
on the 4th, by falling down eight or ten Of
the stone steps at the Capitol, was compara-
lively easy yesterday, and suffers but slight
pain. Though no bones were broken, yet
one of his legs and his body Is somewhat
bruised. lie is at the private residence Of
President Grant.
Mayor Bowen Is still confined to his bed
by sickness, and unable to attend to busi-
ness.
Mr.. Edward W. Barber, one Of the popu.
lar reading clerks Of the House Of Repre-
scntatives, is lying dangerously Ill at his
rooms on First street cast, and DR.. Bliss, his
physician, expresses the opinion that his re-
covery Is very doubtful.
The national Republican., 1869-03-06

~.BANKRUPTCY-T last amend
~ ment Of the Bankrupt Law provides tnat
In all proceedings commenced after the rst day Of
January, 1900. no discharge thaii be sra1ted TO q
cen'um Of the claims prYved AGnlust his estate,
upon which he shall be liable as prfacipdl ds6for'
THIS clause does not, howsyes, shut out from the
benefit Of the law all popr debtors, foI II further
provides that certain pettioners and all who com
ply with certain conditions, tan receive their dis
charges, though they may have no assets Not
githstanding tbs provision, In view Of Its llmita
still applying Tor tho boHent Of the Law in all parts
u the country.
Persons in this District who still wish to avail
themselves Of its benefit, and WHO have no assets,
n uld Examine ca'efully whethsr they are In
ssp,hsr w,ip s,xa nn X. snh,as a. ri
times without charge 0EO. MASON,
attorney A Law and Solicitor In Bankruptcy.
City Hall feb6
The national Republican., 1869-03-06
TN The SUPREME couRT OF THE DISTRICT
i 0F COLUMBIA.
Christian Hines I,so Faulty pOcs,te

on ,sSs %osan mSS' os &. & Z. e. counsel,
dsrsd By th- Court, this sd day Of February, 1872.
that the sale Of Lot No. 20. In square No l0l. in
Trustee IN this cause, 10 Jane. W Barker, on the
iith day OF December last, for s,lb0, and BY said
hereby ratified and confirmed. unless cause TO the
eontrsIy be shown on before the hrst Tuesday Of
April next; provided copy OF this order, or 80
much thereof As relates TO the ratification Of said
sale, be inserted once q week for three successive
weeks In the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, newspaper
prior 70 said nrst Tuesday Of hprll next
Itrue copy Test: RJMgIGs,
feS.Fst Clerk
The national Republican., 1869-03-06

sPEYCERIAs PEsMANsHIp DEPARTMENT
81 this inStltuton provides unequAlled facilities
for the requirement OF free and elegant hand
special instruction In this art during the day or
evening.
WEDDING, VISITING and ADDRESS CARDS,
q style equal to engraving.
=, The Tsxt-boois aud Blanks used In the institu.
best quality. All the spenesIian PublieAtiops
and the celebrated speneerian steel Pens may be
lege once. HENRY N. CORP, President
HRsRY Q. sEEseEa: sserelary ik2e:if
The national Republican., 1869-03-06

PaoMrT ACTION OF THE PRssrpRsr.-Thc
promptness and magnanimity manifested by
President Grant, In rewarding the faithful
military services Of some Of our ablest SOL
diers and generals, Is truly commendable.
It Is perfectly proper, and will give entire
satisfaction to the whole country, this pro-
motion of Generals sherman, Sheridan,
schoaeld and Augur. And the alac-
rity with which this was done by tho Presl-
dent Is complimentary to these gentlemen
themselves, and dos honor to the hoad and
heart Of the President.
The national Republican., 1869-03-06
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

wLsHIseroN, March 8, ls69.--Jay Cooke &
Co. furnish the following quotations Of Gov
eru meff a,ro riticas ~.
The national Republican., 1869-03-06

yUAsrgD.-cAsH PAID FOR CID BnOKs'
w Pamphlets, Documents. &e., by W.. 7.
SIMMo. Book, statl?asry. Nsvspaper and Peri
ton House ~
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B7ADY'S

tnear Metropolitan Hotel.)
The public are Invited 10 inspect tho large and
Interesting collection Of pictures, eonsiSIinE of
the portraits OF distinguished Statesmen, Jurlsts,
fhe photographs u The MEHBgRS or THE PRES
ENTCONUREsS are also on ex hibtiOn,
BRADY'B great collection OF War Views from
the hrst engagement to the Anal scspe OF the great
p4lgns under GRkNT. sH EKMAN, LOGAN, $40.
GUN AND MEADE. THOMAS, HOOKER and
sHERIDA Also, OF THB ARMY OF THE
POTOMAC.
Sherman's great march to the SeAI
Vi.ws OF Lookout Mountain:
Chattanooga yalleyi
Scene Of General McPhersOn's Death
Murfreesboro Battle Fied and Burial flaesi
FortiheAtions and Battle Field Of Atlanta, Ga.
Views ofthe Andersonville PrlIoni
Ruins Of the City Of Charleston, 4. CT
Ruins Of Columbia. y. CT
Ruins Of Fort SumteTi
Ruins Of savannah, OAI
Views Of Government Saw Mills and Workshops
at Chattanooga;
Naval Views.
aud hundreds Of the most Interesting and ehATAe-
terisIic representations, both Military and Naval,
EyinE a complete and graphic history Of the great
IaPERiAL CkRTEs especially.
Gallery open At all hours. fe23.lm
The national Republican., 1869-03-06
Personal.

no NOT DESPAIR UNTIL you HAVE CON.
u suited old DR. DARBY, next Old Fellows
Hall, He 10 sucoessful when others faili Is eonh-
deutiAl and reliable. Separate rooms Tor ladies.
The national Republican., 1869-03-06
Real Estate Agents.
Cigars and Tobacco.
Butter.

THOSE WISHING FINE GOSHEN BUTTER OR
i PRIME ROLL b TIER can hnd Il at MAN
NIk0's STANDS, No. S1l Centre Market, near
seyenth street and Avenue end. aud ny Nofthern
The national Republican., 1869-03-06
TINTED sTATRs PATENT OFFICE,

y WAsHIN0rON, D q Fob II, 1869
On the petition OF THOMAS SlLsBY. Of Boston,
Mass9chusetts, administraIOr Of the estate Of Arad
sion Of a patent granted 10 the SAID ATad Wood.
ward, Sd, on the 10Th day Of May, 1885, for an
10 ordered that the said petition be heard at
this once on the 26th day OF April next Any
person may oppose this extension, Objections,
deposi!ionA. and gtheI. papers should bo hled IN
this once twenty days before he day Of hearing.
fab22. .MaN OnInmiaainnnr ni psIant.
The national Republican., 1869-03-06
Special Notioes.

,%- sPKoIAL NOTICE TO WEST
- PASSENGERS. - Passenger from
washins1on far The West are notified that on Sat.
urday nsxf, Marh Q, they can make eonneetion at
Relay House With Bxpre. West, which leave.
Camden stsuons baltimore, al e;tj .. m. To make
this oonneetics leave Washington at 80 or $40 r.
m. Of that day. $50, Q, K0oNTZ,
mhi8 General Agent.
The national Republican., 1869-03-06

cause. Until the yearly value Of money Is
made Uniform throughout the United States,
and suoh rate Of Interest Is established as
corresponds with the nst prom on produc-
ton, the thrift Of our producing populsAion
will bo found Inadequate, aud production In
the main oorrespondinsiy meagrs. ~
It must be gratifying to men Of all parties
to see II announced that the President Is In
favor Of keeping the national faith inviolatc.
His arm language Is not TO be mistaken on
this point. II is equally discoverable that
he regards the increase Of production or the
increased ability Of the people to pay taxes
as the best guaranty to faithful discharge
Of the public Obligations. What TO do and
how to do Il, when the President announces
his specific policy, will be far more inter
estlng subject to the toillng masses than any
thing the President has yet alluded to. The
| public faith inviolate is o noble doctrine; tn,
good faith Of the Government 10 the indus
trial forces Of the nation as an obligation tc
be kept Is not less sacred. Thls Ia among the
highest functions Of true statesmanship, ant
Is the basis Of success In all directions.
The national Republican., 1869-03-06

y WAsHIN1T2s, D. G., Feb, 10, 1869.
New Hampshire, praying for the extension Of d
patent granted him on the 22d day Of May, lsi6,
10 ordered that said Petition be heard at this
once on the 30 day OF May next ANY person
may oppose this extension, Objections, depOst-
ions and other papers should be hed In thl, 01icc
twenty days before the day Of hearing
ELISHA fOOTE,
fsb25.Tha CJmmisuiOneT of Patents.
The national Republican., 1869-03-06
TIED sTAIIs PATENT OFFICE,

4, m WAsINUTOs, D. Fab. 10. 1850.
:, On the petition Of ARCALONs WHYCKHOFF aud L,
X, MORRISON, OF ElmiTA, N. Y, praying for the
2oth lh6o, and Teissued on the 18th Of October O.
for IN Improvement In BoTing Machine!
Is ordered that the said petition be heard at this
once on the % day Of August next ANY person
may oppose this extension, Objections, dcpO,i-
lions and other papers should be filed In this uhlce
twenty days before the day Of hearing,
ELISHA fOOTE,
feb2e-hSW Commissioner OF Patents.
The national Republican., 1869-03-06

~ ealled TO the very nns NEW DINING
nOoMS for Ladies' and 0sntlemsu. the only one
delphiA, and Boston style. Ladies that visit Mr..
DRIFTS can come In and have tho very best TIA.
near inplh.f
The national Republican., 1869-03-06
TsC. r. CUMMINs,

-N. PENN MANsHIP.-TheU Under
~ STONED takes this method Of Informing
;1. s 'pS ISs the PuRlk,S ssHsSsn % hS
League Hall eysry. hoNpAY. WEDNESDAY aud
FklDAf EVENINGS hours from 0 30 to 7 p. IN,
~ 90, in advance, OTnsmentAl PepmRnshIp, In:
Guiding German Text, ola BnElish LeltsIinE aud
Flourishing, els. J. W. SwANk.
dAl-n
The national Republican., 1869-03-06

@ The o1iee for the trAasaetien ef busluess
mas been opened At the sorthssst corner Of M.
ury Department The Landlords of tho District
are respectfully invited to Join the Association.
Members will please call snd obtain their csrtih.
FsEp. Rooms, Secretary. Nbw.eoe,
The national Republican., 1869-03-06

rl5ys ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN
- the Errors And Abuses incident to Youth
ment and cure. BY mail free u charge Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS,
ianla.Am Bnx p. PhilAdelphla, Pa,
The national Republican., 1869-03-06
B- YogSe sSt,sEaSss SES,s CHRISTIAN GINS AS

IN REES Rsk Nm fEFES 81 ssfisru
Admission Adults IS cents, tsiidtps Il cents.
ssa.ea s. TEXTS, sdr,!Ins sse, sil nani,i,ns gsn
% tho piniaE Rooms, which win be opea daily
l2to ao,slu1k for Lunch. aad from 70 9, o'clock
decorated, the table, viii, be allied with every
variety q fancy artlslss and reffeshmenis, and
eonneetcd with the Pair 70 secure the ymeni o.
all. .|. ... ~ - feJn-f
Tn. steinway Piano used at the Fair IL Kindly
loaned By Messrr. W. o. Metierott Co, and the
Chiekofing by Mr.. John y. Ellis.
The national Republican., 1869-03-06

rH-HOFF's MALT EXTRACT DIF-
kS fsrs q q beverage from all otbef malt
prepsrsuons a. !. alpo., free from aleoeol. and
contains more nutrimenl than porter, ale, or the
strongest beer. II y we'll known that there exists
Tor tue sick and suherinE other remedy which
unites TO an akreeabs taste the most pourlshin nK
effects, and which. while IL pleases the palate
stren Ethens the whole sNstem mhl.6
The national Republican., 1869-03-06

THIS - TO, GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB.
u hCkIpkR has obtained from the orphans
@G1ntt @ OF Wnhingtn1 county, in the District Of Co;
estate OF Pagers q. hASSAsARA, late Of Wash.
elAma sinst the said deceased are hereby warned
p exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to
the subscriber, on or before the "a day Of Feb.
IpAIy, leEti they may Otherwise by law bo ex-
eluded from all benent Of tho said estate,
Given under my hand this "a day OF February,
lbo9. l. O NBSMlTH,
IeS-WSW' Administrator,
The national Republican., 1869-03-06

1'HIs rs TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB.
\ T. schlBER has Obtained from the Orphans
Columbiat letter, ,testamentary on the personal
estate Of Thomas HQLLipaE, late OF Washington
city, d. @, deceased. All persons having claims
aEainst said deceased are hereby warned to ex hbt
the same, with the vouchers thereof, TO the sub.
soribsr, on or before the 18Th day Of'PEBRUARY
nexti they may otherwise by law bo excluded
n9m All benent OF the said estsi }.
Given under my hand this ISL day Of February,
ICY PHEBE H0LLlDGE,
iopio-h EXeoItTiX.