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District Of Columbia, lIdshia0 iOn county, t0t:
In the case OF ANNIE q. 0AsTOS, minlstratrix
Aforesaid has, with the approbSto on Of the Orphans
Court Of Washington county Aforesaid appointed
TUESDAY, April 0, A.. D. 1850, for the hnAl
settlement and distribution Of the personal estate
or said deceased, and Of the assets hand as far
as the Same have been collected and turned Into
money! when and where all the creditors aud heirs
OF said deceased are notified 70 attend, with their
claims properly youched, or they may otherwise
by law be excluded from all benefit In said de-
ceased Is estAtei provided COPY OF this order be
published once a week for three weeks Ia the ma
Testr JAS r. 0'BEIRNE,
InhlO,wJw Register Of wills
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pkovIDENCg HOSPITAL,
uEDER TEE oHARaE Oh
The SISTERS OF CHARITY,
,otasr Of second street. east and strsst south.
Capitol hill,
IN AuEALrHY AMI RETIRED PART OF WASH.
IH0T0N CITY.
The new building 10 now ready for the reception
'fpstens Of every class both medical and surGiesl.
The cars run within two squares q the bqiidinE.
Patient" will be received int9 the wards a
'oiue and Medical or Surgical attendance,
Private Rooms can be had at advanced rAteA
MEDICAL sTAYf ATTENDING.
D. R. HAGNKR, n D., No po n street, be-
tween kishteenth and Ninteenth.
JOHN Q, Riley, p, New York avenue. be-
%h SHssGRf f.S X BE- % i i' .tssst.
J, =. THOMPSON f Il. B.. corner Ninth ..
and MAksaehu setts avenue,
g, n, FORD, N, 2, g Bsst Capitol street
ADy!soRY AND goNsULTiNG
GRAFTON TYLER, N. p, corner Of Washing.
''S ID az iS iiissk c1aTsitS3ss Seventh street. b.
Y HOWARD, NJ D., so 2 street
THOMAS MILLER, rs v street,
@. Il, LIBERMANE' go ThiTtsenth street.
Application can DO made at the Hospital, or 10
sithsr Of the bove-nAmed physicians. PhysieiAns
ssuding patients TO the Hospital who may occupy
private rooms have the privilege Of attending The
aS-sO persons With soetsS!eus dIsss.er admitted.
,scttT supsrior
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srxvH WARD RKrunLIckNs.-The regular
weekly meeting Of the Sixth Ward Rcpubll-
can Club was held last night at East Mis-
zion chapel, with the president, Charles
Champion, In the chair.
The Chair stated that the committee was
not prepared 10 report on the selection Of
names TO be reported TO the Supreme Court
as suitable for Judges Of election.
Mr.. Jacobs offered q resolution adopting
the policy that to the 'victors belong the
spoils," and requesting that the cooperation
OF the Central Grant and Colfax Club to
look to the interests Of the Republican work
men in the Navy yard and elsewhere.
Mr.. Jacobs advocated the adoption of the
resolution, saying II was the policy Of the
Democratic party so long In power, and at
tributed the death Of the Wing party TO the
fact Of not taking care Of their friends.
One Of the speakers said Admiral Poor, In
charge OF the navy yard, was adverse to
giving work to "darkics," aud more espc-
eially the "whte darkies."
Michael Sinner favored the adoption Of the
resolution, and action at once, while Con-
gress was In session.
Mr.. Champion did not like the sentiment,
that "to the victors belong the spoils," and
suggested that "to the successful belonged
the reward" and hoped the phraseology Of
the resolution would be so altered as to en-
DOuy tnht lucA.
Mr.. Hughes said the Secretary Of the Navy
had posted up that there would be no change,
but he asserted that the club should demand
changes In the yard, as there were men en-
ployed who supported the arch-traltors, Scy-
mour and Blair, and they were nothing more
nor less than rebels.
Frank Gaines said he knew every rebel
who IL employed In the Departments, and he
was In favor Of procuring q list Of their
names and presenting IL to the Secretary Of
the Navy.
Mr.. Sinner said that II man is Demo.
crat let him stick to his principles, and II he
Is q Republican let him be Republican,; but
II Seymour and Blair had been elected not
man having drop Of Republican blood in
his veins would he permitted to remain In
office. He wanted all men to stick to their
| principles.
AMER some further debate the resolution
was unanimously adopted.
Mr.. Vcnable, In reply to q question, said II
was proposed that the Fifth and Sixth Ward
club, as an organization, would adjourn sine
de at Its next meeting.
Amer the transaction of some routine bus
Incss Of no public Importance the club ad-
Iourncd.
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RAILROAD AcCIpEsT.-Yesterday morn
ing a man, named George W. Gould, from
Philadelphia, accompanied by his wife and
two children, while proceeding TO the city
along the track Of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, near the deep cut on Delaware ave-
nue., between II and streets, heard the
whistle Of the train due here at $40, and
supposlng he was on the track of the APP
preaching train stepped upon the other
track. He had hardly shifted his position
when the train came along and the pilot of
the engine striking him broke his right leg,
besides INJECTING one or two slight cuts In
the head. The train was Immediately stopped
and the unfortunate man and his family
taken on board and brought TO the depot.
Major George s. Koontz, general agent Of
the company, Immediately summoned mcdi-
cal aid, and shortly after had Mr.. Gould
conveyed to Providence hospital, where he
was as comfortable last night as the nature
Of his injuries permitted. No blame Is at
tached TO those in charge Of the train, as
the affair was purely accidental.
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Rr THE PREsr!!EssE rS 81 TIE UNITED


A PROCLAMATION
For the sale Of certain lands Ia Mi.eon.n
~ u pursuancs OF law, ANDREW JOHNSON,
rrcsldeu! Of the unlted States Of America, do
sale will bei held at the undermen tioned Land
Omces, In the State Of Wisconsin,, at the periods
hereinafter Designated, 10 wit:
NORTH NJ base line and Vest N the fourth princi.
AZ tn, Land odss y M' Eszsssia commencing on
MONDAY, the 18th day Of May. for the di,possi
Of the tracts Of land. hereinafter named. VII: 3 y
section h. sections O. s, TO- IL, Is, II. Is, 20. ~,
= section ~ sections q, % %, q, %, "a,
section Y, see,ionsS aud 70 Township %. north
EoTg ~ base line asdB st orths fourth prfnef.
Meridian.
Al Mo Land once Of Eau Claire. CONNIE neinE on
Sn 9SS ~ X he ;n day e Nay RSx for The ais
TGwnships 81, q, 80. 81. 81. %. 81. Ss, ID and DO.
North " base iie aud West N The fourth priaef.
pal Meridian
s Sssonap y nSr's q rspsse , vest .,,ou
4? -. u ID. is, %. n, %, q, 81, Is o. n, ., D.
y section %, sections 81, VI, S, 81. IS aud 81. 10
township 80, north OF range west,
lands appropriated BY law for the use o. schools,
nititsry and Other pIsrC.s' together With swamp
will be excluded from sale.
The offering Of the above lands will be coInme need
on the day appointed and will proceed In the order
sale shall not be kept open longer than two weeks,
aud no private entry OF any OF the lands will be I'D
mlited unit after the expiration Of the two weeks.
Uiyea under my hand. at the city Of washing ton,
eight ~ odred and sixty .ni1e.
ANDREW JOHNSON,
en-, President of the United States.
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MoKH CoNFIscATED MEAT.-The police
Yesterday, IN making their rounds Of the Cen
IRE market discovered a countryman selling
ron wagon a quantity Of veal, without
having 4 license therefor. lie was arraigned
before Justice Clark, who fined him So and
conhscated his stock in trade, amounting TO
500 pounds, which was sent to the aims.
house,
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The MEMBERS of Columbia Lodge of Odd
Fellows are notified to attend their regular
meeting on Thursday evening, for the pur
pose OF perfecting their arrangements for
the visit 10 Philadelphia,
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THIS u TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB.
l sCRIgsR has obtained from The 0rphSps'
lumbia, letters Of ADMINISTRATION on the personal
estate Of PAIRIoK PIrEdERALp, late Of Washing.
ton county, ID. c., deceased. Ali persons having
claims against the said deceased are hereby warned
70 exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof 10
the subscriber, on or before the 2Olh day Of
March 1exti they may otherwise by law be ex:
1859 John TRUMkN.
mh2-M3w' Administrator.
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THE GOOD OF OUR PATRONS aud strangers
in the city prompt us to notice that there Is a
large and elegant stock of boots and shoes
now on exhibition and for sale at 7. s. Gar
trell's, $40 Seventh street, corner Of /. The
stock Is complete, having been selected with
great care from the leading manufactures
hne goods for ladies and gentlemen. Special
attention Is invited TO the late style for gen.
tlemen. 1t has met with unprecedented sue
cess, and given entire satisfaction In price
and quality.
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METROPOLITAN HALL AND VARIETY THEA.
ire, Pennsylvania avenue, between Eleventh
and Twelfth streets; open every night with a
flrst-class variety entertainment.
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MR. JOHN T. ELLIS, at his great music
emporium, 3O6 Pcnna. avenue, near Tenth
street, has just received direct from Europe
large assortment of violin, guitar, hIrp
aud other strings also every kind and styIe
OF musical instruments manufactured in
this or any other country,
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PROPOSED STEAMBOAT LINE.-It is stated
by steamboat men that negotiations are now
pending between certain wealthy gentlemen
Of this city and the Potomac Ferry Company
for the purchase Of the steamer Wawaset,
which they propose to use during the coming
summer, TO ply between this city and Piney
Point, the favorlte watering place near the
mouth Of the river.
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ROBBED on THE STREET.-On Monday eve
ming, while two young lads, named Charles
Drury and John lyman, were proceeding
along Tenth street, near NJ, on their way
home, they were oycrtakcn by two colorcd
boys, named Charles aud Richard Hall, who
demanded their money. The boys started
to run, but were oycrtaken by the colorcd
desperadoes, who took the pocket handker-
chiefs Of the little boys. The Halls were ar
rested, and yesterday morning Justice Nor
sell committed them to Jail.
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LARCRNY.-Mr. Lucas, who keeps u store
time missed goods from his store, and on
Monday night discovered in his place a col
Ored blacksmith, named VIM. Lee. The In
trudcr was arrested, and Mr.. Lucas, upon
examining his store, found that quantity
of old iron had been gathered up preparatory
to being carried off. Justice Morscll sent
Lee to iail
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Y WHsasdros. b. G., March 10, 1850.
On the petition OF ALPsEus q, GALLlHuR. Of
patent granted 20 him on tbs ioih day d April.
lsoS, for an tmproyemsnt IN haehlnss for PeEGinE
thorEed by an sct Of Congress dated March s. 1850
Is ordered that The sad petition be heard it this
may oppose this extension Objections, deposi.
tons. and other papers. should be hled In this
ONCE twenty days before the day Of hearing
ELISHA f00TB,
maT2l WSw Commissioner Of Patents.
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EQUITY CoURT-Judge UM.-This court
made the following orders yesterday;
Wattcrson VS.. Watterson. Order of refer
ence to auditor for report, and state trustees
account.
Bluudon Va. Payne. Order to notify alb
sent defendant of tendency of suit by advcr-
tlsement.
Weaver vs.. Kircher Ct al. Decree ycsting
in purchasers at judicial sale of real estate
the title to the property purchased.
Adjourned.
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CoRRECTIoS.-Our report of the proceed
ings of the Board of Common Council pub
llshed yesterday stated that the resolution
submitted by Mr.. Taylor, shat hereafter
this Board refuse to pass any bill reported
from the Committee on Improvements which
calls for an appropriation from the general
or ward funds" was agreed 10. 1t should
have read, 'the resolution was ordered to
lie on the table," &c.
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WARD COMMITTEES FOR THE ENAScPA-
TIoS CELEBRATIoS.-The following commit
tees have been appointed from the Third
ward, In view Of the approaching celebration
Of the emancipation celebration;
Committee Of angements.-George For
roster, David Warner, Walker White, Jas.
Green, Cornelius Clarke, Thomas j. Harris,
Francis Taverns.
Committee to collect contributions for de-
fraying the necessary expenses of the ward.
Geo, Garrett, VIM. +. Thomas, VIM. VI.
Williams, Beverly jackson, Thomas J. Har-
rls, John NJ. Washington, Henry IL. Lacey,
VIM. Schooler, Walker White.
Cornelius Clark has been selected as chief
mounted marshal for the First ward.
The following have been chosen by the
colored citizens Of the Seventh ward as an
executive and financial committee In con-
nection with arrangements for the celebra-
ton: Mcssrs. r. Tompkins, Arthur Pannell,
Charles Marshall, Perry Carson, A. Dyson,
W. W. White, Isaac johnson, Benjamin
Cant, Alfred Stevenson, Anthony Bowen
aud Jesse Chinn.
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NOTICE TO PREVENTION CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled to the right Of pre-. pton
to any OF the lands within the tow nshlps aud parts
Of townships above enumerated, Is Tequ red 10 Is.
tabah the same 70 the satisfaction Of the Register
aud Receiver Of the Land o nee. and make payment
therefor as soon as practicable after seeIng this
notice, and before the day appointed for the com
mencement Of the public sale Of the lands embracing
felted. JOS g. WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once
NOte.-Under the regulations OF the Department,
no payment can be made for advertising proeAma.
tlous, except to such publishers as are speeialyau
fsbl5.Mls
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CIRCUIT CoURT-ChlJ Justice CWtter.-
This court was occupied yesterday in the
will case Of Downing VS.. Downing, which
was not concluded.
Blctz VS.. Talberz. Order referring ease to
II. d. Ferry.
AbinurnnI
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" FBBRUARN 2, 1862.
District NJ Columbia, Wash ~ 0tOH couHtg,tO 0t:
Of Jefferson b. KOrtI, deceased, the AdministrAtTix
Aforesaid has with the appreciation Of the Orphans
TUESDAY, the "a day Of March, A. D., $500,
for the dual settlement aud dstTibution OF the per-
sOna estate of said deceased, aud OF tho assets In
hand AZ far as tho Same have been collected aEd
turned into moneys when and where all the cred
tend with their claims properly yonehed, or they
may otherwise hy law be excluded from all teneht
In said deceased + estate: provided copy Of this
order be published once : week for three weeks ~
the NArI6SAL REPrBLiCLS previous to the said
"Tsst. JAS. R. O'BRIRNR,
iey.W9W' Regi5ter Of Wills.
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The GnAIS MARKET.-At tho Merchants
Exchange In Georgetown, yesterday, about
1000 bushels of wheat were offered, but no
ket was very inactive.
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The JAIL ArruINTMENTs.-Thc warden
of the Jail has completed his lists Of ,f'U nn
pOlntees as guards at the prison, and partIa,
who have made applications for positions
rs well as those who are still preparin1
them, may understand that 1t Is useless 10
prosecute their claims to such Offices any
further.
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THOMAS RIFLE, by his card In another
column, offers to sell a carpet and oil cloth
store for 81, 600 WV"
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The ISAUGURATIoS BALL.-About sl9, 1000
was the total receipts of the Inauguration
ball, and we understand that at late meet
Ing of the general committee ii was decided
to devote the surplus fund of the proceeds of
small bills was arranged for, and II is under
stood that Grey's bill for the supper has
been audited.
Judge Edmunds, of this city, has been en-
powered to settle all claims for lost cloaks,
coats, hats, caps, and bonncts.
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PosT No, ., Grand Army Of the Republic,
meet Tor duty at their hall tonight.
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Il0RATIO BROWNING. MPHEUS MIDDLETON
BROWNING q MIDDLETON,
Wholesale and Retail Groeers and
TEAS, wISEs. WHISKY, CIGARS,
TOBACCO, &c,
At tho Old Stand OF
GEO. 4 THos. PARKER Co.
49, Pennsylvania avenue. opposite Mctropolitau
Hotel,
Washington. d. G. feS.eotf
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fNTTEp STATS PATENT OFFICE.

Y Wh.aissT9s. 3. q, fsbra.iy q, 1850
Ponusyiyania, praying for the extension Of pat.
snt granted to him On the s,ih day 81. Nay, 1855.
for an improvement In 0rats Bars for Purnaees,
II Is ordered that sid petition be heard at this
oaioe on the 10Th day o. May nsr,,, Any person
toaa aud other papers should be died In this once
ELISHA FooTE,
nh2-Tul Commissioner OF Pa tents.
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The ODD FELLOWS TRIP To PHILA DEL
PHrA.-The Order of Odd Fellows In this
city are making great preparations for the
No. 10, was held to make all the arrange
ments for that Lodge toattend the approach
ing anniversary in a body. Committees
were appointed to superintend and perfect the
details of the trip, and Metropolis Lodge
will be represented in the anniversary pro-
cession by nearly every member.
Columbia Lodge No. 10, also proposes TO
attend In body, and at their next meeting
propose to complete all their arrangements
for the proper comfort of the Lodge.
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POLICE ISTELLIoEsCE.-A notorious col
orcd boy, named WIN. Dodson, alias John
Williams, charged with fighting and having
committed petit larceny short time ago,
was sent to the work-housc by Justice Nor
sell.
John Mccarthy, for disordcrly conduct In
battle-ground, was fined $40 by Justice
Rean.
Michael Connor was arraigncd before Jus
ticc Harper, charged with selling liquor
without license. The case was dismissed.
John E. Lee (colored) and Thos. Herring,
fugitives from Justice, were arrested on a
bench warrant issued by Judge Cartier, and
turned over to the marshal.
Charles Davis and James Cornelius,
charged with malicious mischief by W. n.
Thomas, were each fined $40 by Justice
Lynch.
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HALL & HUME,
wsoss,As lsb ssr,n DrlLs,.u
FINE FAMILY GROCERIES.
S wSFs . s...,.Is ss.s A't s"'.' aa The
NEW IRON FRONT STORE,
Nos. IS and Is CENTRE MARKET SPACE,
Between Seventh add Eighth streets.
which eonIaias ali he modern Imprcscuasais, 10.
sether with such others as their ionr espsrenSs In
@s .'Ss SSss ;a Az AZ sos.. 4 <;
eolntry. to,r,nsist hts,.class 0Ioeery pu.iness,
spbrsecs ever article pertaiuin! 10 = nne FAMILY
In part we name. az jus, received aud In store
PURE OLD MOCHA COFFEE,
OLD MALABAR Do,
Equal, n not superior. TO Moeha)
PURE OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA,
or direct shipment.
CEYLoN, MARICABA, LAQUARA AND
RIO CoFFEEs.
OUR TEA DEPARTMENT
IS THE MOST co aPLErBIS TuB CRY,
Being separate from the othe! brsashs. Of the bust
which are re sas.t sScp. shipped 10 ss s: sS%S 81
OUR WINE ROOM
4 also .tOss.d with he tns., Wine, aud Llqs2r.-
Tsbis sad Jsrs, shsrrissi. Old Pinet 'c,siiiiSs
Co. Brandy, vintage lsot Heuusssey BrandioS
PURE OLD srAo WHISKY.
Copper distilled In 1880. twatrauted the beat
whisky In thu DisirietJ
oLo DILLiNoEa's PURE RYE WHISKY,
MiiIsr's Rye. Jackson and Hauuis whiskisn All
leading brands a ChampaEne, .sRofderer,, Cbas,
prsIre. Means Dry ysrssHsys asld.eiek 20.
cisfets, ssuierns.. Hook ssd Rhine Wines. spsti:
tis:, Port. hS:ssIsi, fissiiss AID iioss IN WOOD
aolisf' CT Loaf 5osysrlas'. Crushed. ,gg9r.
sb,ssS AT ssa Is ssE nPrS fSS
& n sSsss Dairy
Condiments aud Sauces. American and Bnglish
Deslled Ham, Tousue, Lobster and Game. Olive,
Stuffed Olives, and Caper's Preserves and Jsllies
We. 6aiter eat.slyss We arg. oasriuE the mos,
complete stock Of Groceries, Wines, Liquors and
Comestbles ever offered In thl. city, at the most
moderate price,, and request oar patrons aud
friend. 10 call and examine,
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UNITED sEaEss, E Esls. ). Ggy,IYGE n, ,ss
sss ~ n TSi.
70 him On iSs iiih DAY o. jsss. isis, fSr AZ I'M.
pt,9;sme9t IA RssiProesiins Railway Propsll.ri =
oos on liz is az d q R'aga i mr.
so1 may oppo.r this es,ersicn. pbIuetionsI dspo-
oSasc twenty days Before ne dsy. 81 ,SssiisE.a ~
mL5Thsw Commissionsr 81 Pstsnts.
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SoSs OF TENPERASCE-ELECTIo OF Or
FIcERs.-The quarterly election Of officers
are now being held In the several Divisions
of the Sons OF Temperance In this Jurisdic-
ton. Last night the following elections
took place:
Metropolitan Division No. 10 elected the
followingi W. p, r. o. Polkinhorn W. A.,
John Donaldsonj R. s., George Durwln A.
r. s., II. C. Templcton +. s., J. R. Knapp;
Treas, J. e. Adams; Chaplain, II. II. Nor
throp; Con-, Henry Brewer; A. Con-, Thos.
Fitch I. s., Byron s. Adams; o. s., J. o.
Knihin.
Hope Division No. 10 elected the following;
W. p, James Kelley; W. A, James VIII
liams; R. s., George Simmons; A. r. s.,
Henry Marmadukci Treas, W. II. II. Kid
well; Chap, John Cooksey; Con-, Taylor
Ratclific; A. Con-, jefferson Norrissj I. s.,
John Henderson; o. s., Jerry s. Kidwell; +.
s., Thomas Morrison.
Good Samaritan Division No. elected the
following W. P, Edwin j. Hay; W. A.,
VIM. II. Hazard; r. s., WIN. B. Cove; A. X.
s., VIM. J. Hay; F. s., Henry II. Hazard;
Treas, John johnson; Chap, T. VI. Brad
ley; Con-, VIM. Ackcr; A. Con, l.. +. Berg
man; I. g., Henry Ackcr; o. s., E. W.
Roach.
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L'" .', Morrison No ros, rqul,, Doc.
On motion q The, petitioner, By, J, J, Johnson,
esq, her solicitor, Il Is ordered that the defend
ami cause his Appearance to be entered herein on or
before the nrt rule day occurring forty days alter
this day, otherwise tho eiuse will be proceed cd
with as In case Of default,
BY order Of the Court.
True eepy-Tssti R. J. MgIGs..
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The PKETrIEsT, most select, aud fashiona-
BILE stock Of Gents Furnishing Goods In this
city is undoubtedly to be found at the Origi-
nal Francs, I0i Seventh street, between d
aud Z, who has Just returned from New
York, where he has purchased some Of the
latest novelties in Tics, Bows, and Scarfs,
together with full assortment of new goods
In his line. As to quality aud prices, we can
only say that he is In the habit of selling the
best quality goods, and cheaper than any
other house in this city. For the benefit Of
persons who have no money to throw away,
We would say 20 to the Original Franc, and
buy your Gents Furnishing Goods, as you
will save money by so doing. Remember
the name and place, 90 The Original Frame"
49I Seventh street, between d aud E. Also,
notice the large plate glass window.