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On the petition Of MARY q PaATT, Admlplstra'
trix de b0nls uon Of the estate Of Randall Pratt,
late o. the township OF MARBLE. Peunsy lyania, de.
ceased praying fer the extension Of = patent
Jour divisions. numbered respectively A. oilOwst
Nlmbers leaS. 1894 ard 1893, on the ?sth day, Of
Of January. 1860. for an Improvement In Horse
Hay RAkes:
Ills ordered that the testimony 10 the case be
closed on the lth day on December nsxti that the
time for nliag arguments and the Examiner's re-
aud that said petition be heard on the 2Oth day Oh
December next, Any person may oppose this ex.
tension, SAMUEL b, FISHER,
oel2.Tu3t Commissioner Of Patent
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ORPHANS COURT.
Distrfct Of Columbia, Washing ton Countv,to oit:
In the case OF ELIxABxrn 3. ANDERSON. AZ.
nisistrAtrix. Q. T. =. Of HerskiAh Anderson. de-
With the appreciation OF ihs Orphans Court OF
WsshinEton county Aforesaid. appointed TUES.
nnAl sotiiemept and distribation OF the personal
est.ts Of said deceased. and Of the assets IN hand
iuto money when and where all the creditors aud
hairs Of said deceased are notified TO attend. with
wise By law be excluded from all benefit In said
deceased, = eststei provided copy OF this order be
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN previous to the said day.
ocB .Tu3vs Register OF Wills.
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NEwcoMB's MISsTRELs.-Mr. W. G. Dor
nan, the gentlemanly agent OF Newcomb's
advent Of the troupe, who will make their
appearance in this city at the National
theatre next week. The troupe have made
decided hit in Baltimore, numbering, as
they do, some of the best artistes now In the
minstrel ranks. Joe Emmltt, In his funny
Dutch approximations, Is said to be their
great card. We have no doubt tho theatre
will be crowded each night of their engage.
ment.
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I ORPHANS COURT,

OCTOBER 10, 1850
Dtstrtct Of Columbia. Washington CouRtyto ioit:
In tho case Of MAR1ARET BYRHR, executrix Of
Thomas Byrne, deceased, tho exseutrix Aforesaid
has. with the appreciation Of the Orphans Court Of
DAY, the 9th day o. November, A, .. 1859. for the
nnai settlement and iistribu.ion Of the personal
as far As the same have been collected and turned
into mousy when and where Al the creditors and
heirs Of said deceased notified to attend, with
their claims propsrly 'youehad, or they may other
wise By Law be excluded from all the bsneni In
said dreeAsed's estate provided q copy Of this
order be published oace week for three weeks 10
the NArioSAL REPUBLICAN, previous to the said
day.
Test: A. WEBSTER,
Oe2D- w3ws Register Of willis
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NOTICg is HEREBY GIvRN.

LEVY Coukr or wAsHNGTos COUNTY, D. ca
October is, 1850.
publ Interest to open new road In the county Of
WashlnEtont ID. O., to connect the Sandy Springs
fork Of the Rock Creek Church road, and also 10
change portion OF the left fork Of thu Rock Greek
rell' Burr and 0rammer, aud have eau. cd the
same to be surveyed by the County Surveyor, aud
ApiAl q the same prepared and led 10 the onloe
q ne Clerk this COuTt all persons Interested In
shld roads, and who may have any objection MS
!hefeto are hereby noited 10 present snch obi co.
tons 70 this Court at thoiT regular meeting In De-
esm1eI next II any objections are made, this
Court will then and there hear them,
~ order Of the Levy Court,
AtleHtt N CAIIAN
oe20-2tw3w CleTk
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opepeS at tbe Moyors office asr paving Var.
mont avenue, from ii to street, as follows,
Stone pavement-J. T. II. Hall, $3.50 per
yard; W. II. Tenley, sl.s7; Hugh Hughes,
sl.G9i James Ulman, S1.52; Stephen Casey,
sl.G0; WIS. Morse q Co., sl.S5; Thomas
Joyce, $40. For wood pavement-J. V.
N.Yandenburg, s3.75; Stephen Casey, s4.25;
J. II. Russell, s4.a4, (for Rheem payement;)
W. 8. Morse, $3.50, (FayettaD II. NJ.
Stowe d Co., $500, (stowe.)
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ORPHANS COURT,

" OCTOBER %. lsGg
Distrfct Of Columbia. Warrington cOuHiy 10 toHs
In the case Of skLL'EJ, ", WHITSET, admins.
tTik Of MargtTet whitney, deceased, the admins
tTix AtVrrstid has. with the appreciation Of the
Orphaps' Court u WaahiaK On county al resAid. ap
$780, for the anal meat and disITbnton Of the
personal estate OF said deceased, aud Of the assets
10 hand as far as the .ams have been eollseed and
turaed into monsyi when and where all the credit.
Ors and heirs ofszid deceased are notified 10 attend
Otherwise by law be excluded from all beneht In
said daoeased's estate: provided copy OF tbs
the NATIOsAL kEPuBLIcAS preyioas e "a, sEid day
oe23 eSw' Register OF Wills
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TN TIE oRPsANs' COURT OF THE DISTRICT
l. OF COLUMBIA, THE srn DAY OF oCTo-
In The nsttsr Of the will Of Harris W. C anger,
dsSssss:ss r,,,,,. n,o,.,. n IN. ..,s vii, h. "a,
for hearing on the 18th day Of November, 1850. and
the widow and heirs at law Of ths dseedsnt appear
on or before that day and show cause. ~ any they
have. why tho said will should not be admitted 10
probate: Proyfded. That this notics, be published
opcs = week for four weeks In the NATIONAL Re
PrsLicAs Of ws.hington city, and copy sent TO
the last known residence Of tue said widow and
heirs At Law. -
true copy; Test AwEBsTRR,
oolp-Tulw REGISTER NJ wills.
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TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
l. OF COLUMBIA.
We No. I,slt Equity.

Mull,.,p.n o,b,r,. NO 1''' hqu'F''
x. p. Jackson, trustee In the above cause. hay.
Ing reported 10 the court that he made sale Of all
Of o.. 297 :st, and that tho purchasers have CON.
piisd with the terms o. sale. Il Ia ordered By the
sales are hereby ratified and confirmed unless
cause to the eoatraIy thereof be shown on pr be-
fore the 9th day Of November nexti provided =
COPY Of this order DO inserted In some newspaper
Published in the city Of Washington, once a week
Of November.
By order Of the Court.
ATue copy; 4. J. MEI0s, Clerk.
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THE New Jersey Republican Association
meets at Union League Hall this evening
at o'clock. The constitution will be ready
for signatures, and 1t Is earnestly desired
that every Jerseyman should be present.
This Is the last meeting before the election,
aud should be q rouser.
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NAvY YARD ArFARs.-Captain Thos. II.
Davis has been appointed quarterman Of
laborers In place Of VIM. Needs, dismissed;
7. Toner and @. Lovett, have been appointed
laborers; G. Z. Joyce has been appointed
q 81 200 clerk, and assigned to duty In the
civil engineers department. 1t is rumored
that the messengers and several watchmen
will be dismissed on the first Of the month.
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Architects.
HENRYR. SEARLE &c.
al ARCHITECTS, y
49, z Street, opposite Post Office Departmsat

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB.
i scriber has obtained from the Orphans, Court
Of washington County. In the District Of Colum.
Of WILLIAM X. HEssHAw, late Of Washington
County aforesaid. deceased. All parsons having
TO exhibit tbs same, with the youehers thereof. to
the subscriber, on or before the 18th day Of sep
tsmbeT pextt they may Otherwise by law be ex-
cluded from ali beuent Of the said estate.
Der, 1870. GEO. A, bHkHAN,
teptis. M3ws Admlntstrstor.
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oca-wst
STATES PATENT oPFICs,

" WAsHiNaroN, October o, lt0A.
On the petition Of HiRAx b. Mus9Rovs, Of Gin.
ciunat, Ohio praying fsr the extension Of patent
an Improvement In Gas Cooking Stoves;
Il 70 ordered that the testimony In the ease be
time for hling the arguments aud the Examiners
report be limited 10 the 18th day OF December next
and that said petition DO heard on the Nh day OF
Any person may oppose this extension;
SAMUEL 4. FISHER.
Commissioner OF Patents.
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. "THB sroRH or THE PERIOD "-Oak .
Hall, 400 Seventh street, opposite the
) post office. Our readers should make .
full stop q when In Its vicinity aud ex-
; anime the Immense stock Of Gents, .
Boys' and Children's Clothing and Fur
! nishing Goods which that popular estab- .
lishmont 10 selling 90 rapidly and at such
; dsfonishine loo priess. No. 400 Seventh .
street, opposite post Office, Oak Hall.
1 Z
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THIS Is TO GIVE NorICB that THE SUB.
l scribsr has Obtained from the orph.ns' Conf Of
Eaters Oh admi STATION on the personal estate OF
JOSH B. snEEr.., late Of washipsten county
agaigst the aid deceased are hereby warned
10 exhibit the zane. with the vouchers thereof, to
the subscriber, on before tho lth day Of ssptsn
her next; ihey may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit OF the said estate.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of Reptem-
her $50 ANNIRM. bHEETB,
sslb. Wsvs Administrztrix.
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CERTIFICATES for reduced railroad fare to
citizens Of New Jersey, who desire to go
homo to vote, will be furnished by L. Cass
Carpenter, at room No. 90 Fourth Auditors
office, Treasury building, and at the meeting
Of the New Jersey Association on Wedues-
day evening,
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INFORMATION WAHTEp.-In the course OF
Rev. J. z. Taylor's remarks last evening at
the Methodist Episcopal church, he made
use Of this language; that not q minister Of
standing In this city would be willing to
affirm In debate that sprinkling Is a scrip
tural action Of baptism, and that no standard
Greek lexicon gives sprinkllng as q meaning
Of the Greek word baptize. Is the reverend
gentleman correct
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-10-27

J. P. DENNIS, coach maker, 49s Sixth
street, makes all kinds of carriages to order
on the shortest notice.
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A. 8. AND +. W. PRATT have formed q CO.
partnership under the name and style Of A
5. Pratt Il Son for the transaction Of the
business Of insurance In all its branches.
Office; No. 8, Y. NJ. c. A. Building, corner
Of Ninth and d streets, where they will be
happy to see their friends.
A. 8. PRATT.
u. w. PRATT.
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a. ,ho nlaIntifT In arror n"
No iss The Materiais of tho Comanche.
apPe'ian.s, w nv y Th ~rwsnao ~ I'M .hi.
Pany " Wv .o -. wi
esuse wa com .se aea,, Ty .na ncn,,nne
=, gvunse' lor she " .1 'oA''u''
W vssyey ~, ~, s.e ;sppo" \, =, .,o,,or
nu'o"'n'u un'h ''-nAo'io"'a s''
SUPREME CouRT OF rHn DISTRICT or Co
LustBrA.-Chief Justice Cartier and justices
Wylie and olln sat In banc yesterday for
ADMITTED TO THE BAR.
MI. X. d. Mussey, from the board Of ex-
amineu Of applicants for admission TO the
bar ofthe District, recommend the admission
Of Horace Binnoy, who was admitted ac-
cordingly.
On motion Of Judge Leach, A. N. Scharit,
Of the Missouri bar,was admitted to practice.
The court ordered tho following modla-
cation OF rule Of the rules Of practice, :
adopted at the January term, 1869, shall not
be construed 70 DO rescisslon Of the rule,
under which the graduates OF the Columbia
college law school were heretofore ad-
mitted to the bar Of said court, but that the
said last mentioned rules DO continued In
force. .rE.r. .la
STUDENTS ADMITTED TO TIE BAR.
Professor Kennedy presented Lat or
graduates, some seventy In number, OF tho
Columbia College Law School, who were
ordered to be admitted TO the bar oy the
Court
j. N. Arnold, W. j. Barker, Frank Bell,
Roger Balls, r. v. Bell, William II. Castle,
N. +. Cleary, r. Fl. Chinn, W. j. Collamer,
O. r. Conner, N. ID. Connolly, Randolph
Coyle, r. g. Cunningham, II. Cushing,
| George B. Davis, j. A. Decker, William A.
Dunpley, A. b. Duynll, O. W. Eldridge, j.
W. Exile, Jesse b. Evans, Jos. II. France,
| ]. II. Furguson, James Fullerton, j. X.
Garrison, Frank Glelse, ]. W. Gordon, w.
A. Gray, M. Green, q. W. Guthrie, Thos.
]. Hopkins, W. }. johnson, Thomas q.
Jones, NJ. NJ. kaighn, ID. 8. Keller, ". W.
kerfoot, John .. kldwell, q. A. Lambert,
q. w. Leenard, X. W. Leopold, Jr., A. Lind
say, IT,, Z. II. Langley, George u. Lyon, y.
| Edward Mallett, A. @. Mills, M. M. Moore,
John McCrone, George McCnlloch, =. N.
McElwaine, II. M. McRoberts, walter new
ton, George w. Pratt, Charles Roeser, q.
w. Royce, w. II. Salter, ]. X. Satterheld,
VIM. Small, Edwin Spaulding, u. j. staley,
Val N. Stiles, +. L. stillson, William M.
Shuster, A. X. Tichenor, j. w. Junemani
John B: Tyler, j. M. Trale, A. d. willard,
Q. w. Wilson and j. W. Whitaker.
Brewster VS.. Mock & Norman. Thii
case Is claim BY Brewster q Budd TO re-
cover from JAS. Mock, the well-kuown mall.
lock inventor, one tenth OF the VI, ON
awarded him by the Court OF Claims 10
1865, upon an agreement which Mock, wher
employing them as attorneys, made VIII
them. Mock admits the argument, but say
that they failed before the Court OF Claims
for 1t was only after they had abandoned TIT
suit that Merrlman took charge OF IL ane
succeeded In getting Congress TO direct IN;
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SAVE YOUR MONEY and buy your Gents
Furnishing Goods at the Original Franc, 494
Seventh street, between d and E. No Branch
Store
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HARRY DoSEuUE, 4ss Tenth street, Is pre-
pared TO furnish masquerade costumes for
ladies, gentlemen and children without
delay,
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TuI STOCKHOLDERS of the Bankers and
Brokers' Telegraph Company hold their IN
nual meeting In Baltimore for the election
OF directors on the 9th Of November.
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MEssns. JOHNSON Il CoLLEr, SS Market
space, are In receipt of beautiful assort-
ment of all wool reps, Brocha and other
sbawls. They have also u fine lot Of car
pets, auction cheap.
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The STEAMER KRYPoRT.-The statement
In morning contemporary yesterday that the
steamer Keyport had her smokestaek blown
down on her trip to this city was incorrect
and without shadow Of foundation.
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TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE.

" wAsHINaros. d. c., Oct, 0, 1903.
On the petition Of WILLIAM 0kB. Of New York,
n. Y, praying for the extension o. ps ,ssa
Tor an improy ement In Lubrieatori
II Is ordered that the testimony IN the case DO
time for hling arguments and the Exam ner's re-
port be limited TO tbe 10Th day of January next,
aud that said petition be heard on the Aih day OF
January next Any person nay, oppese this sx'
tension, SAMUEL b, flsHkR,
cctip. Tugy Commisslou Of PAtsnta
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THE SOUTHERN MARYLAND RAILROAD
Subscribers 10 the stock Of the Southern
Maryland railroad are notified to meet at
Charlotte Hall on Friday, the Goth inst, for
the election Of directors.
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FINE WHITE SHIRTS, 75c., 81, $50, %,
$3.50, at the Original Franc, 404 Seventh
street, between d and L. No Branch Store.
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THIRTY BOUND VOLUMES OF "Harper's
Magazine" from volume four to thirty-iour,
are for sale at d. W. Curtis new and second
hand bookstore, Four-and-half street, near
L, Island.
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ATTENTION IS CALLED to the advertise
ment OF Messrs. John 7. Mitchell & Co.,
who have beautiful stock Of seasonable
dress goods peculiarly attractive to the
ladies.
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A CHAMPION GAME Of base ball between
the Mutuals aud the Country base ball club
will be played this afternoon on the Ma
tiona's grounds.
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A HANDSOME STORE, $50 Pennsylvania
avenue, between Eleventh and Twelfth
streets, Is offered for sale.
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DIR. GEORGE REULIsG, OF Baltimore, will
visit Washington on Wednesday Of each
week, and can be seen at No. 260 Pennsyl-
yania avenue, from II a. IN. to 8. m. on each
day,
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MEssRs. STEPHENS & Co., $40 Penusylva-
MIA avenue, are Offering their stock at cost,
as tue business is to be closed. Gentlemen
wishing winter clothing or furnishing goods
should purchase now.
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u wIsHIsdroS, D. O., Oct 10, 1850.
On the petition OF EPHkAiA PARKER, OF Marley.
New HAmpshiTe. praying for the extension Of
patent granted to him on the 18th daY Of January,
1853, for an Improvement In Making Clothes Pine;
It Is ordered that The testimony in the case DO
closed on the 18th day of December nexti that the
time for fling arguments and the Examiners Is.
and that said petition be heard on the 18th day Of
December next,
SAMUEL y. USHER.
oo2l.ThSw Cons
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The CHORAL SooIETY.-This society held
Its regular weekly meeting last night, quite
large number Of the members being pres
ent. After brief business session, the re-
mainder Of the evening was devoted to mu-
steal practice.
The energy manifested by the members In
promoting the advancement Of the organi-
zation will certainly insure It's complete
success, and our citizens eyince much in
terest In Its prosperity and progress.
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A NEATLY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM can be
had at 454 Twelfth street, between @ and II.
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"sEvKN WISE MEN," At the usual
weekly meeting Of Scion Conclave, No. l, 8.
W. NJ, the sublimely beautiful degree Of
the Haymakers was conferred upon a num-
Der Of members Of the 8. W. N. There is
no doubt but what this beautiful degree will
meet with great success In this Jurisdiction.
We also understand that the Conclave has
Of Sisco Bros, Of Baltimore, and that on
next Tuesday night they will confer the
mysteries of the Order on a number Of gen.
tlemen, with the full regalias, &C., Of the
Order. The Conclave Is In very flourish
ing condition.
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FINE STORES in the Colonization building
are for rent.
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COURT,

e. Tho DAILY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN Is
furnished to subscribers at 90 per Annum; Ave
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CSpERsuIRTs AND DRAWERS, 50c., O0c.,
Toe, 81, at the Original Franc, 4Oi Seventh
street, between d and L. No Branch Store.
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u wisHisGres. B. g.. 6etobsi 10, 1862
delphiA, Penusylyanis, praying Tor the entspslon
Of patent granted to HIN on the 2oth day OF May,
1870, for an Improvement In Single Machines
II Is ordered that the testimony In the case be
closed on the 10Th day Of April next that toe time
limited 10 The 18th day OF April next, and that
said petition be heard on tho I'd day Of May next
Any person may oppose this extension.
SAMUEL u. FISHER,
oc2O.wSt CemmiHHIonsr Of Patents.
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EARTH CLosETs.-The salcs-rooms of this
modern improvement are at the store of
Messrs. A. X. Shepherd IL Co., No. 200 Penn
sylyania avenue.
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New York REPUBLIcASs.-The New York
Republican Association held a meeting at
Union League hall last night, at which II
large number were present. Some routine
business were transacted, after which the
executive committee reported that the Erie
railroad had agreed to carry passengers at
half rates.
The following resolution was offered by
Mr.. G. W. Burger, and unanimously adopted.
Whereas the Republican convention Of the
state Of New York have put 10 nomination
for the Office Of Comptroller OF State, Hon.
Horace Greeley therefore
RcsOiued, That Notwithstanding his persis-
tent aud unrele ting attacH upon the en-
ployeez OF the civil service, regarding their
duties and compensation, we as Republican,
OF he Empire State, forgetting his unmerited
criticisms and actuated by principle, feel II to
be our duty to support him for said Office, be-
ieving that with all his faults and eccentTici-
tleB he Ia preferAbleitO the ablest candidate
the opposition party can offer,
1t was ordered that a copy be sent the New
York Tribune.
The committee on relief reported the
names OF parties requiring to be sent to
their home, (33, land he amount necessary to
be expended for the purpose, (S2Oi.) Tho re.
port was accepted, the relief granted, and
the association adjourned.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-10-27

ORPHANS CoURT-Judgs PuresH.-Thls
court was occupied as follows yesterday;
LAST WILLS.
The last will Of Susan Moore, filed and
reported October 10, was fully proven and
admitted to record.
The will of George Z. Senseny was filed
for probate. The testator bequeaths his
estate to his wife In trust to pay his debts
and provide for the maintenance Of his chill
dren.
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Fon rul CnlAPnsr Gents Furnishing
Doods 80 70 tho Original Franc, 494 Seventh
street, bet. d and z. No Branch Store.
Coon sooIs for winter, 8, 10, Is, Is cents,
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LETTERS TEsTAMEsTARY.


Louisa G. Lowe qualified as executrix Of
Warren Q. Lowe, giving bond In $1,000,
with @. W. Linyillo and John Grinder as
sureties.
Louisa G. Lowe qualified as guardian Of
the estate OF her children, giving bond In
$1,000, with @. W. Linyille and John
Grinder as suretles.
ACCOUNTS.
Tho following accounts were filed and ap-
proved
First general account of the guardian Of
Rosa NJ. and Mary 8. Lambell, showing o
balance of 81, 01l.3S.
First individual account OF II. NJ. Lam
BELLS guardian, with a balance Of $627.l8.
Second or supplemental account Of the OK
ecutor OF Bernard Glyerny, with q balance Of
SIG, 479.35.
Final account of John Coburn's admins
traitor, with balance of S335.12.
First account Of the guardian OF Nlmrod
Barnswell, with a balance OF s2,08S.S7.
Final account Of s. II. Raybold's admins
tratrix, with an oyer-payment OF s408.2l.
Adjourned.
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" WARRINGTON, d. G., october 4, ls@.
On tho petition Of BENJAMIN Y, AVERY, Of Louis
VILE. Kentucky, praying for tho extension Of q
patent 6. Anied to him on the sth day OF January.
1850, for an impIoy ement In Flows;
1t ia ordered that the testimony In this case be
closed on NE tih day Of December uexti that the
time Tor hlinHarguments and the ExamineT's re-
port be limited to the 18th day Of December next,
and that said petition DO heard on the Ath day OF
tension, SAMUEL 8 USHER.
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