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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
poyember 10, 1869 4
Sealed proposals for furnishing Stationery, for
Jaas %, islo. viii Be- resolved at this Department
until the 10Th Of Dscember. lS69, at " 1'elosk, m
Blank forms for bidding will DO furnished upon
fis Sids IN be considered and accepted or re-
'Contrsots must be executed by the successful
bidders within ten days after being called upon 10
ihs articles contracted for must DO hrni shed
from tIms 10 time during the year, In quantities
pursuan nj 10 orders from the Department, The en-
lire quantities will, however, be called Tor during
Raeh proposal must be signed by the ividual
or arm making H. and DO accompanied by a bond
with suit sureties In the sum Of ten thousand
ssI az IL District Ia which the suTeties reside OF
DO business. onh form to be furnished by the De-
psrtmenI, conditioned upon the execution OF a
Contract tor furns hing uCh portions OF the articles
as may be awarded under II. aud the performance
All lIysTies will be subset to Inspection by an
expert detailed Tor the purpose by the Secretary
OF the Treasury, aud the delivery Of an inferior
article will DO deemed Client cause TO Annul the
contract, at the option Of The Secretary,
Deliveries must BIO free Of charge at the Treasury
Department, Washing ton,
Tho failure to comply with any one order under
lire pssalty Of The bond. or the Secretary Of the
Treasury may direct the purehase,in open MARKET
Of such aHaniites % any articles as shall be nsees'
sary to supply the deficiency caused BY such iI,
Of the price which II shall be found necessary to
pay for such articles.
Propo,slr unascompanisd by satisfactory hopd
swsrdsi only 70 established masufSetursIs Of nF
ds"'0'' 'H' 'Ho WIN. A. RICHARDSON,
RVl7.eOlm Acting Secretary Oft Treasury
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FREsH AND NEW TEAS received at the
American Tea Store, corner Of Seventh and
streets.
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB
L seriber has obtained FROM the Orphans, Court
of washington County. Up the District Of Colum.
Of rnosAs n. BLogSr, late Of Washington e9unty
against ibs SAID deceased are hereby warned
% exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof to
the subscriber, on or before the 7th day OF De-
cembeT next, they may otherwise by law be ex-
ciuded from all bspeht Of the saia estate.
Os a;asi. SWssi Ah'AId Adm iaiStIa.rix.
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BoGAN h WYLIk, dealers In dry goods,
notions, hosiery, 40, $40 Seventh street, be,
tween X and l. streets, are selling Sprag ue
and other vest prints at the lowest figures,
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB.
L soIibeT has Obtained from the Orphans Courtof
Warrington county. 10 the District Of Columbia.
JANIS MoCpToHEs, late Of Washinston county
SSai"st The said deceased are hereby warned
Y exhibit The same. With the vouchers thereof. to
Der next they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit OF the said estate.
Given under my hand this SOth day Of Noyem-
Der, l6ezn WIN. q. FORCE,
dscl-Wsw Executor.
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CUMMISs' Doors AND SHOES,
347 Seventh Street,
Next 10 Northern Market and X.
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New RAIsrSs, Currants, and Wclch's
Family Flour at the American Tea Store,
corner OF Seventh and l streets. l
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THk WoRKIsoNRs's ASSEMBLY hold their
regular monthly meeting this evening at 7 80
O'Clock at the City Hall.
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LIMITED STATES 81, PATENT SFPISs. :,

On the petition 81 jAsH arisiiS ana iiTsHr
A, PiSTARD. Of Philadelphia. Pa, executors Of
Alphonse 9uantin. deceased. pray Ing for The er.
ouAntn on the 9Th day Of March. 1855. aad Issued
1.-THE 21th day Of October 1858 and again reissued
ment In the method Of BOtiling Fluids under Case.
Gus Pressure:
closed on the Let day Of February nexti that the
time for alinE srgunsli: and the g5aminer's re-
aud that said petition be heard on the 10Th day Oh
February next Any person may oppose this ex-
tension, SAMUEL 3. FISHER,
dee7-Tu Commiasioner Of PAtents
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HANDSOME SUITE Of furnished rooms Tor
rent, No, 32y ] street,
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THE AMERICAN TEA STORE, corner Of Sew
cnth and streets, has reduced It's cele-
brated Old Government Java Coffee, fresh
roasted daily, to As cents. n
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We RECOMMEND all our friends to pur-
chase their Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Spices aud
other luxuries at the American Tea Store,
corner of Seventh and I streets.
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EDWARD LYCETT,
No. III Psunsylvauia avenus. between Tenth and
Eleventh streets. south side.
Books elegantly or plsinly bosnd Periodicals
and psvspAper iArsfniiv attaudsd Tn.
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Ma. Eplroa. For the psst v eek OF % nearly
ss.i r ssssr ss q Ss @ ~ .saps
q, e. x. s q: s:s.s
sssii ss1ssyor to shev, % ss:ssrssieas mia.
"Sa .o: sss 4: n sS. as, 4 n
q. s.ia.i,es: RIopo.s e ~: sssi. . history
Il. ~ ,n sas is q sss during tn.
political eanpaisnin Pennsyivaiia, the hon.
orsbly discharssd soldiers and ssilors OF
M Il ~ aiding snS sss
publican candidate for Governor Of the state,
met and organised under the title boy. In
.n ma isos ma
belieyins that they, aud they only. were emil.
tied to that proud name, That organization,
Soi which General Joshua Owens was prs.i.
though by act Of Congress he was entitled to
that tank,) was the hfst to adopt the name,
sod y stu continues, az 1t aissys has been, a
army and navy, sad the soldiers and Sailors
National Republican Executive Committee,
representing the soldier. and sailors Of the
whole country, also adopted the name as the
one BY which the veterans should be desig.
mated, and with the exception OF this District
the name boys in Blue" has been borne
The equalization here was started under
the auspices OF the national committee above
referred to, and with the intenNon OF keep
log IT. an exclusive one Of soldiers and sail.
ors, but an oincer OF high rank took u for
Granted that being "elothed.with little brief
authority" and doubtless, as has since been
alleged, Of very liberal IDEAS, also assumed the
every man and boy that would consent to
comm snding and staf''-the latter too hume
rous to mention. A fow Of the members, how
ever, objected to this indiscriminate enlarge.
Nuaa mt nd AltsFlt hSNs adj - aT -
martial aud visions OF Danish ment TO the Dry
Tortugss, consequentiy withdrew, leaving the
| then mutual friends, but now rival command.
| ers, alone and supreme In their glory, both Of
whom were bitter In their denuneiations Of
| those who, not trying to use the organization
for their own selfish purposes, chose to differ
| In their opinions from their superior oficers-
superior part was not then nor has 1t since
been disooveredl
But whether Grant Is Adams superior Or
It make much difference, as the squsbble now
going on bids fair to result a. did the Kilkenny
cate struggle; that 10, the disruption Of this
| mis-named and hsrmaphradite body, for such
| II 10, a. one can readily see BY looking at the
array OF major and brigadier, Judge advocate,
quarter master and Inspector generals, chap.
| Iains, &C., many OF whom never saw . musket
| or sword, and would be frightened By Quaker
guns. One major general served In the army
near as sna ,b,
lion TO hish rank In the p. BIS oaSh. to con.
sole him Another msjor general .p2eArs,
| from the Adjutant Generals report Of Penn.
sylvsnia, to have served a few months as drs,
lieutensot, but no record appears that he ever
.to,med and captured anything, unless It va,
tion In this District, not one third Of Its ON
eefs snd members were ever 10 the army, and
for thi. reason do I say that when they cal
genuine and true soldier and ssilor.
osr VINO Knows.
| $780,. -. .-.-. -, ,,,,,. a,
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SUPREME COURT, OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.

SUPREMR COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
. LUMBIA.
John R. Woods 0'al'' i,,,7 Eou,,v R1,,,h
4, O, Briseos's heirs ct al,
tits by the court, this SOth day Of November,
A. lst9, ordered that the sale by WILLIAM X.
WoODwARD, trustee In the above cause, on the
18th q september last. Of the ives! half and
square No. $50. in the city OF Washington, to
Bntwisle and Barron. for the sum OF oS,7O, this
day reported to the Court, be, and the same Is
hereby, ratified and confirmed, unless cause TO
the contrary DO shown to this Court on or before
A. b. OLIN, Justice.
Test; n. j. MICS. Clerk. de7.2tAwsw
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THIS IS TO GIyK NOTICE. THAT THE SUB:
Of Wa.hiB gton County, In the District OF Colum.
S. letters e adn NJ . wa' en- ne
Washington County Aforesaid. deceased, All per-
sons having claims AGainst the said deceased Are
vouchers thereof. to the subscriber, on OF before
the 10Th day OF NoyembeI next they IN other
said estate,
Given under my hand this lGth day q N9ysm.
ber, ls6D, VIM. d. CASSIN,
dec2. ThSw' Administrator, d. b. n.w,a.
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MRS. A. O. 0AsToN, A0BNr.
ass RsT Rect,

BrrwEEs TWELFTH AND rHiRrrEsrH srhEErs.
Respectfully invites tho attention OF the ladies Of
and strangers sojourning In Washington, to ~
9 nss5 , ehoies s a Of MiLLisERI
JET GOODS, Roman sashes. and Bows In great
variety Lscss, Cats and Collar; a choice selee-
N B..DkEss AND uLOAK.MAKIH NO By Misses
MEsRYs; visitinE and Wals,pg suit. made to
four hours, MRS A. v, GAsTON, Agent,
asS street, bet Twelfth aud Thirteenth.
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Tug GRAND DIVISION, Sons Of Temperance,
will visit Alexandria this evening in a body
The steamer Arrow will be In waiting at the
Alexandria wharf at O'Clock to convey, with.
out charge, such as desire to attend. The Sons
OF JonAdab, at their meeting on Saturday
night last, resolved to accept the Invitation
extended to attend this meeting, and will Also
join the excursionists. The Independent Or.
der Of Good TemplArs are also requested to
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BALLANTYSg, 900 Seventh street, IL ready
for the holidays with his elegant illustrated
books. writing desks, ehromos, games, toys,
and everything 10 his line.
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IMPORTANT ARRKsT,-We have heretofore
referred to the fact that articles have been
stolen from In front Of q number Of stores,
among which was 100 Id, keg OF butter taken
from In front OF Mr.. Spieer's store, on Ninth
street by dint OF persistent effort, Detective
McDevitt has worked up the case, and finally
has discovered not only the stolen butter, but
the thieves who stole II. 1t seems that the
guilty parties are two eolored men, named
Henry and Pink Jackson. both we'll known to
the police.
The theft was committed by Henry, who had
wagon driven up to the door, while Pink
went In and engaged the merchant In CONVEX.
sation. As quick as the keg was tosaed In the
wagon u was driven rapidly off, and landed
on the Island, where 1t was sold to various
parties, Last night Mr., McDevitt, with ON
GERS UHare and MArkwood, arrested the par
ties, and expect to prove the offence fully
upon them at the trial this morning. The de-
teetiye has determined to follow up clues
already gained, and expects to be able to bring
the thisVes to Justice who within the past two
or three weeks have been committing these
depredAtiona.
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Educational.

FIRsT-CLAss BOARDING at ass Twelfth
street, between G and II.
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L0cAL DsEyIT,Es:ssgort Thom,s ALA,
for hearing before Justice Smith Yesterday
charged with stealing robe from U. b. Miller
valued At ets.. The accused were committed
The ST. Andrews Society have elected Gen
Geo. W. Balloeh as president for the ensuing
year.
they may have funds for Christmas dinner.
Mr.. John II. Crane, By his attorney, L. @
Hine, esq, has entered suit against the corpo'
missioner of the Fourth ward, up to September
., 1859.
now enrolled. snd the election q oiiiesf. viii Vii
Senators Wilson and Pomeroy will address a
public temperance meeting to be held by How.
The Female Union Benevolent Society Of
Georgetown have issued an appeal, asking
contributions from charitable friends.
town yesterday, with freight to District mer.
chants.
Last evening a coiored man In the employ Of
the FIeedmen's Bureau, who had obtained a
Circle, was relieved Of his greasy freight near
the corner Of Twenty-second street and Penn.
sylvania avenue by an sdroit thief, who quietly
removed II from the tail.end OF the ambulance
without being discovered.
,k,SyaYSg man, named .. =. Delphy, was sent
10 me insano A-slum yesterday.
Michael Manners, having no better nmAn
ners" than to treat his horse In an "uGaan.
erly" manner, Was fined Is by Justice Harper.
l.. U. Fletcher, for giving sn exhibition with.
out license, was fined Is by Justice Harper
Carl Ellert went to jail for sppropriatipg
the chickens OF Q. W. Thorn to his own use.
John Davidson had to pay the sum OF $40 for
violating the Law In selling liquor without
license.
John H. smith, colored, WAS fined by Jus.
tice Anderson the sum Of go for keeping a
gambling house.
The laborers OF the corporation In the Third
ward will be paid on Thursday.
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MHsrIso OF Taysrxss OF PvrLIo sqHooLs;
The regular mosthiy neetins q the hoard q
s sssS yss W.: as A. IA 'snS ns
%. ss:.e,,aa,sd .sper,s Of the several
soheei S.st,ists we're ssssivsa. 49,
Ruies, 70 whom YES rsisrrsd ssysrei proposed
amendnsats 70 the y.iaws Of The Board, sub
nitssd : rsnoft which yss rsesived aud or Of
at the next meeting Of the hoard.
a, A nsnssr O. hills were approved and or
e.so,v,,pn oW.,.a n, ~. NAL allan
that COMMITTEES o. Ave be appointed TO make
such arrangements a. nay - necessary TO ep.
able the tesohsrs and the advanced pupils Of
lectures on scientiae sSbjeets to be dsiiyered
under the direction Of the Young Nous Chris.
tisn Association, and that the SUN Of 400 be
y e from NE sT
Purchasing tiokets for SID course Of lectures,
Mr.. Newton said the Mayor would approve
ss b. 81 81 os .1s sss %o
oS. .ishs,. fo a' he i.sSsr TS s .osooi fund.-
. :ss .ssu. a.. s ssd I fGIa
for the present fiscal year to December 10 was
soss rss:s' .ss ,hs enS
lsssened the amount to sito,sts,s2, and after
deduetins the balance against the fund At the
,s q 81 ;ss %Ss. ,ss
ably due At the present time. He intimsted
thai unless somethins was done the schools
would have to DO stopped. The appropria.
estimated receipts to the fund BY about $50.
900, saying nothing OF the previous deficiency:
After considerable discussion, on motion OF
table. 'A' "A''' '' ' y" WV
A resolution offered By Mr.. ohsmpi!n pro-
yiding that the secretary Of the board be re.
the teAchers, monthly, with an abstract OF the
Mr.. Newton offered . resolution requesting
rs ran Tor The rsssption and sateft.in;
ment Of the members OF the Association OF
School Superintendent, to meet In this city
Moo Moor. snS H %s1s .ppoin,sa to act 10
connection with the superintendent Of public
schools OF this city.
Mr.. Newton offered = resolution which wa,
referred, that the certificates of the school
teachers be declared inv Aid after June 30, 1870
| Also, offered . resolution requesting tho
sion sSs1 X B. 90 ss 20 .mpossd To
plete the work on the history Of education Ia
the District, and that the same be Transmitted
the Secretary q The Interior wni1s va !.
present the views of the Board to the Secre
tAry OF the Interior.
Mr.. Champlin offered resolution that IL
the employ ment OF female teachers be dis
pensed with. Laid on the table.
Also, resolution that the Board be author
ired to purchase the tickets for the course o
lectures announced in the resolutions pre-
sented by Mr. Mcclellan which was lost.
Mr.. Moore thought II would be proper e
| notify the teachers that the holidays woult
begin with the 18th Instant, and u was agreed
that the members Of the Board should person
ally notify the teachers OF that fact.
On motion. . committee, consisting o
Messrs. Newton, Wilson, Moore and Cham
piin, were appointed to interview the Mayo
on the condition Of the school fund.
! The Board then adjourned.
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TINTED STATES PATENT oFPICg,

y wAsHIsorol. D. @, November n, 1869
On ths petition Of WILLIAM K. wrcHE, Of Brook
patent gran led 70 him on the 18th day Of Fsbruary
is3e. for AZ improvement IN GultlyaiinE Plowsi
closed the ash day January next ;that the time
for alag argument and the Examiners report be
said petition be heard on the 9th day Of February
next
Any person may oppose this extension,
SAMUEL u. USHER,
deei- S2t CammissionaT OF Patents.
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The following are extracts from private
letters recently received hero from the great
silver district Of Colorado. These letters are
in possession Of Middleton & Co., bankers,
corner Of and Fifteenth streets;
GEoR6ETowS, Col, Dec. l, 1860.
DEAR Mr.. -; Owners OF mines or lodes
here are waking up to an appreciation Of
the value Of their property. Mr.. Stewart
has been East and organized company TO
erect q twenty-ton per day stamp mill aud
q short distance below Georgetown. Mr..
Jacobs has contracted to build ten now
stamp mills for various parties next spring
within radius OF ten miles OF this place.
Tho Brown and Baker companies arc
shipping an immense amount OF silver
weekly. Hupcden's mill 10 kept working
day and night on the ores OF the Equator
Company; tho snowdrift and Terrible Com
panies arc shipping their ores to Europe.
Every day demonstrates this district 10 be
by far tho best and richest silver mining dis
trict In the known world.
Tho Wilson q Csss Company shipped
thirty tons Of dressed orc to Newark N. j.,
last week, and they intend 10 ship at least
thirty tons per woek until the mills now 10
process OF construction here are completed.
II. has been offered for his four hundred
feet on the lode sic, 900 cash, which
he refused. The four tunnels owned by the
Norris Company would not part with, were
1.-The owner, for $500, 900 each.
The Baltimore tunnel 10 being driven In Mt
the rate Of any feet per month, and an In
formed that they have cut some Of tho richest
veins yet discovered. When they begin TO
take out ore the proceeds will make stock
holders rejoice.
Lode property has gone up 100 per cent
In the spring II will take O fortune to buy a
claim OF one hundred feet.
The mines all improve in richness us they
deepen.
lam, sincerely, your friend,
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GkoRdETowN, COL, Dec. ], lSBD.
DEAR SIR:-s Tho gross yield Of silver
bullion Of this district for tho year 1869 will
overrun that Of last year from i've to six
hundred per cent. The average value OF
the ores will compare favorably with tho se
Of any other mining region yet discovered.
Tho average Of frat class ores has been two
hundred and twenty-five ounces per ton, and
Of second-class one hundred ounces. The
cost Of mining and milling will be 40 per
cent. less next year. 1T II.
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An ESTERrRtsisa FiRN.-A visit yesterday
to the engraving establishment Of Messrs.
French, Lsngran h Osilvie, No. 2t3 Pennsyl.
teenth streets, convinced US Of the rare fseili.
ties for placing In the hands Of their patrons
the very best specimens Of steel, copper and
iii ia snsr.yinss They are astps up
building formerly occupied By Mr.. Graham, In
the most complete order, and In such . manner
;s. Ss 81 Il, %sSs Of
dating the wants OF their many eusto mers.
This well knowntirm are now fully prepared
TO iurniah In the highest style Of the engraving
lion cards, certificates Of deposit, checks,
bonds, and certificates OF stook-and In point
OF fact, everything pertaining to htst-elass
business Is under the direction Of two gentle
men OF the firm, who will devote their entire
attention to this branch OF tbs business. The
always proud to show, Will compare most
evorahly with any work OF the kind In this or
any other country.
tion cards are Of the very latest modes, as they
made BY the goddess Fashion. Now take a
shnsn ssd .ee wsst he sppros as Of tss
holiday season has suggested to them, and
gaze on the wealth OF new books on every sub
snS q soS q e.. sp o. s ,Ss
publishers, not only OF new books, but Of old !;
familiar books are treated to new dresses, and
selves a place Ia the affeofions OF tho people
are agsia introduced to the public 10 new and
beautiful binding, illustrated by the hand OF
A beautiful sight II 10 to sec the juveniles
turn over the pages Of the illustrated books
adapted for their study and amusement, and
speet the shelves and counters lined with
books, the latest editions from the best writers
and all the new popular novels; The man OF
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FoRoyERrut ATS or other reasonable clothing
Tor men and boys go to Wall, Robinson &
COS, d2G PennsylVania avenue, between
Ninth and Tenth streets
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rouRrH w Ann RxrunltoAvs "A MAJ. u..,.
ing N the Fourth wnrd Rsnuhitcs ~ ~ h.H
Al the City Hail isst mint M m n ps,I in
Inc oh Air. 7. nj. TaIlev seeretsrv :"
After the msetins had bcea esiisA IN o,d.,
Major MORE susssstsd tSss ne sss.t, o,' AZ
be possponed. '"' " ''' ""''
speschss w.re than usas Ne Ns-.~. C,mo
and Ham, AZ, whtsh ~ - N.-s "a shas
shs .i.ss,rr ~ ,r..,s ~ AZ. wIn nm
eiubs ~ entsres unon N' '"e
Mr n n PAY bsvir~ hs., ~. o,,x ,or.
inse. VA. ansnimouslv $1,000 rsss,Jant NJ,
A N green' asst yiss nresiAs.s, NJ ii.n
Conn. second y,ce nresidsst' Jss n TsIisy
seeret.ry, Ps,,iek Srowiey' trsssa,s, '
A mot}on wss m.de thsts 80 mi,ss. n. an.
poiuted 10 reyise ths coes,itution Of ths any.
~, i, n.sass ~ ,sv,s,cn - he eo"'s"ueo
IN motion The onstitnt,o, 80. ,..a for IN.
bensat ~ ths msmhs,s ~ ~. c,,,h .nS ,hs
wn,Iaa - ,..I.s -. u,,sS W. euo' """ NV
Th. taIia,,nS ,..o,,,,,on ~. r.s.a ~ A ,s,.,-
ai...an ws,a ssonssS " n"'"
pssojs,g Thst AZ u, s.r,.. pow.r
he IN. ~ % syn,,ns IA hn,..9 so,s.. ~ an,
po,ioe the evil etiscts Of he treat moeopo,yr
X. H.ib'mn,a .aS ns,e s.Sti,ans nrrn T..
wslfsre sna ,m,sov.msnt ATM si,v " VAN,
,ngtoa ~. .n,t,,.s hm..it ~ ~ .,1,nsa
Rs'oinsd Thsa !. hsss,o so,s ~ nisass M avn,
Bowen our hesttv sunnort In III noii,iosi snd
nw,n,.p oa,,..a ys"y III. a. apva,xins in.
omei s, course, ana tnN ms answethy, M. ,sr.
tosms,c su ~ 'Se a"t,ss az chIsf M sistrste Of
~, ~. y, .ne uuSs " snppoba lion And
s ms, o,x aeserye,our h,she" "pp'''"''" """
| II -. - Tssiaes that all present should
| .,aa shs nnn.,itntion a. read.
| While this was Deing uone, Ooi. hmes ~.
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THIS is TO Owe NOTICE, THAT THE sUB-
.eribsr has obtained from the Orphans, Court
biA Letters testAmsntaIy on the personal estate Of
HILARY N, sAIrn, late Of wAshinxton County
against the said deceased are hereby warned to ex-
hibit the same, with the vouchers thereof. to the
subscriber, on or before the 10th day Of November
next they may otherwise by Law be excluded
from all benefit Of the said estate.
Given under my and this SOth day Of November,
1850 JN0. X. CHAPPELL,
deel.wsw. Executor.