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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-11-11

NNSS'
For d~cfuyIng the preliminary expenses o. taking
the ninth census Of the United States. two hundred
thousand dollars.
For expenses incurred, during The year eighteel
hundnd AMI RIxty-ninc. In taking tho nrst census Of
Wyoming Territory, one thousand i've hundred dol
lars o.o
the accounts or d. u. French, late Commissioner Of
Public Buildings. there Is hereby appropriated The
sum Of nfccn thousand and seventy-lx dollars ana
eight cents, or NO much thrrcofas may bciound nee
cssary for that purpose; but no greater sum shall he
ihnn eight hundred md scventythree dollars and
eighty. three cents. the balance duo 10 said frcnch
ON tho aggregate OF the several accounts.
For thc amount due II. Hamlln. late collector Of
the port o., % q ,I DS;!o =, R and GhI aWa sScpsa anp t ySps sun.
drcd and thirtyelght dollars and sixty cent, inc
same to be carried to his credit on the books Of Chs
T dT,aIS,i5Sn Hsp Sph on acS SS SsS OF exUenses Of collect.
Ing the revenue from customs.
To pay Joseph Miller, N, Kelley, I. MILF. ": \.
K KtSSSi NJ! N, Storms, <. K galloway. james Car, D:
Crossed, NJ. q. Tooney. II. D.. Lane. 7. u. Hewlett
and A. Il. Framework, the amounts due tnemre
cfeIs for pcr diem, mileage and services In the legls-
Iature Of the Territory Of Idaho. to be paid only upon
vouchers TO be approved by tho proper aeeoununS
twcnty-thrco dollars and ~sixty.1ye cents; and 70
Crawford, Slocum and Company, George D. ThomR
son. Emil Lombard. 4: Ia. Downey' AM h iSaIs w.
rent and stationery for the Hnie service, IN al one
thousand eight hundred and thiIty-onc dollars and
cightyeight cents: to Alien and fG WOOD
and other supplies for tho sarle service, one tnou-
Starr and Sompany, Wits Young. W. I. Andrew.
Caleb North, r.. n. Mowiets, 4, Copper, 4. huek.
er, D, W. @. Domell and J. X. Vincent, me amounb
due them respectively for sundry supplies for the
same service. In al four hundred and ninetyeight
dollar and Etxty-dx cents: provided. mat no partol
the above amounts hereby appropLtatsd e deirny
the outstanding Indebtedness or The Territory o.
idaho thus specified shall 10 paid, unlsNs UPON
Vouchers verified upon cath 70 uae %uni,c'ioh o
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NMPIRR MIL. AND MINING

Onice-Room No. u Hayward's Building, No.
Iiy California street. San Francisco, California,
gan Francisco, November s, lSO. nlO ID
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propnatng s04, 500 TO the department Of City Trea-
sury for 1871. Passed.
The ordinance making the necessary appropria-
tion for 1871 for the County Prison was next taken
up. The amount asked for is tl34,9s2 The bill was
passed without amendments.
The ordinance making an appropriation OF 500 2l6,
to defray the expenses during the year 1871 OF the
Board OF the Revision OF Taxes was next taken up.
The bill, which shows an increase Of sl6,650, was
passed
Mr. Bardsey then presented an ordinance to
create temporary loan to assist in paying interest
the city debt and an ordinance making an appro-
pration to pay the interest on the funded deDt OF
the city. The latter ordinance was passed.
The ordnance to organize House OF Correction
and Employment for the city of Philadelphia was
next called up.
Mr. walker moved to amend by electing the di-
Teotors of the institution in Joint convention. The
bill calls for the election OF five directors from each
branch Of Councils.) The amendment was agreed
to. The ordinance was passed.
Mr. Hanna introduced an ordinance TO increase
the salaries OF the Chief OF Police the Fire Mar
shal, and the Register Of the Water Department.
The ordinance also abolishes the office of Chief OF
Detective Police. Pending the second reading Of
the bill, the Chamber adjourned.
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COMMON COUNCIL.
The Appropriation BILE.

A special meeting OF Common Council was held
yesterday afternoon to consider the appropriation
bills for 1871, and other business
The first one taken up was the ordinance making
an appropriation Of s3l 6oe for the expenses of the
once Of the Receiver OF Taxes for 1871 The bill
passed without amendment.
The next ordinance taken up was the bill making
an appropriation OF t3S SOC for the Law Department.
10 defray current expenses during the year 1871.
MT. Hanna moved 20 postpone the bin for the pre-
sent In order TO introduce an ordinance increasing
the number OF clerks in the Law Department.
Agreed to.
The ordinance making an approximation of s295 19I
for the Department Of City Commissioner for ISL
was next in order. This ordinance includes the
appropriations for all the Courts Sheriff. and Co
rOner Sl4 4000. District Attorney sl4 o0e) Eastern
PenitentiaTy, House of Refuge and certain charta-
bic institutions; $1,000 were appropriated TO the
Northern Home for Friendless children; TO Union
school and Chidren's Home. $1,000; st. Johns Or
phan Asylum, $1,000; st. Joseph's Society, s5oe !;
Western Proyident Society, $500; Jewish Foster
Home s5Oe.
Amendments by Mr.. Hetzen ana Mr.. Allen, to ap-
proprate $500 20 the Northern Soup Society and $500
10 the Penn Widows Home were lost
NT. Allen moved 10 strike out all charitable ap-
preparations, on which the yeas and the
nays 21.
Mr.. Hall moved TO appropriate $4,000 to assist dis
charged prisoners from the County Prison. Lost
Item AZ OF the ordinance approprlates the sum of
S2460 to pay the Board of Aldermen for services on
election matters. IL was moved TO strike out the
item, efforts would be made TO abolish the board
Not agreed TO.
The ordinance was then passed with slight amend
ments, mostly cutting down election expenses.
The Chamber then considered the ordinance ap-
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DOmestiC Affairs,

The Legislature of Virginia meets to-day
The West Point and Pension Appropria-
tion bills are to be ready next week.
The retakiag of the census of New York
city has been indefinitely postponed.
"A military wagon road from Prescott,
Arizona, to New Mexico, has been completed
1t is thought that the Presidents recon-
mendation relative to new buildings for the
War and Navy Departments will be defeated
IN the Appropriation Committee.
Secretary Boutwell's proposed issue of
three hundred millions of five per cent.
bonds, the interest to be paid quarterly,
seems to be favored by the Ways and Means
Committee.
The trouble existing between the boot
and shoemakers and their employers in New
York, will, in all probability, be soon settled
to the satisfaction of both parties.
In the House yesterday, after the close
OF our report, resolutions were adopted of in
quiry as to the accuracy of the census, and
calling for correspondence relative to Spanish
searches of American vessels from January to
June, 1870 The Presidents message was
referred to the various committees. Ad-
iourned.
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TNN WAR,
LAST NIGHTS DEsPATCHEs.

DESPATCH FROM KING WILLIAM CONFIRMING THE
RECENT vlCToRIEs-THE ARMY OF THE LOIRE RE-
CROSSES THE MARINE.
HAVRE, Dec 5-6 i. M.-An communication with
the interior Of France is severed.
TOURS, Dec. 5-The Government has received by
balloon, from Paris, official reports, to December L.
OF the progress and results of the movements OF
Ducrot. They state that Thursday was passed in
burying the dead and succorng the wounded. on
Friday the Prussans attacked with great i'm petuosty
the French at Champigny and in front Of Villiers.
After seven hours lighting the enemy failed to carry
the French positions, and retreated, leaving their
dead and wounded on the field Their losses were
$4,000 to 10000 c?). On Saturday the French re-
crossed the Marne, and took up positions. The
enemy made no attempt to resist them. Ducrot
greatly distinguished himself in the battle OF Friday
General Laparlera was Killed and General Regnault
is badly wounded.
General Sonnetz in his report, says the troops
who attacked The French were SaXons and WurteIr-
bergers. The number exceeded 100, ,000 and their
losses must have been extraordinary, for the next
day they were so weak that they suffered the French
to cross the river unopposed. The success OF the
french troops has created the widest enthusiasm
in Paris.
TOURS, Dec. Especial TO the n Y. Tribune y
Intense excitement prevails here, and great crowd
is gathered near the Prefecture, reading the unfa-
avoid bombardment. There is talk OF trying him
by court-martial. Gambetta has returned.
VERSAILLES, Dec. 3;-(Special to N. Y. Tribunal
may extend beyond Christmas on military grounds,
but hope that the French are discouraged by their
failure in the recent sorties.
LONDON, Dec. 5-Evening-T Empress Eugenie
visited the Queen at Windsor Castle to-day.
III is reported that three hundred r1ned cannon
are on the way from the United States to France,
and at last accounts from Tours, the Govern
ment was anxiously awaiting their arrival to COM
plete the equipment OF the army OF the Loire.
LONDON, Dec. Especial to the New York Tri-
6unel.-Odo Russell's mission hangs fire. Bismarck
is willing to discuss in friendly tone with England
but makes no pledges. Minister Motley had fare
well audience with the Queen on Tuesday. Mr.
Moran takes charge OF the legation.
BERLIN, Dec. 6-The Queen has received the fol-
lOwing:-
VERSAILLES, Dec. 4-Midnight.-Afte two days,
battle, in which the army of the Duke OF Mecklen-
burg was mainly engaged Mansteins corps cap
tured st. Jean railway station ana suburb OF Or
leans, with 80 guns and 1000 prisoners. The Prus-
sian loss was moderate. Wraugels division suffered
the most. The Prussians found nine cannon and
much ammunition on the neld before Amiens
WILHELM.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-12-07

City Affairs.


For some time past William Mclean, a
weil-known pugilist, of this city, has been
actively engaged in training for the purpose
Of fighting Jenny Murray, a.late pugilistic i'm
portation from the shores of Albion, the stake
being purse of $1,000. The affair came off
ut an early hour at place near Elkton,
Maryland, and resulted in Mclean being de-
clared the winner on a foul blow, received
at the hands of his opponent. Only twenty
four rounds were fought.
Yesterday afternoon the stockholders OF
Swarthmore College held their annual meet
ing in the old meeting-house on Race street,
above Fifteenth street. Clement NJ. Bddle,
clerk, presided. The reports of the managers
and Treasurer we're read, showing the college
to be in Aourishing condition. There are
now 245 pupils in the institution, 113 of
whom are females.
"A special meeting of the Board of Public
Education was held yesterday afternoon, M.
Hall Stanton, President, in the chair. The
Board was convened to consider the appro-
priation for school purposes for the year 1871.
BY an act of the State Legislature it was pro-
vided that if the Select and Common Coun-
ellis of Philadelphia failed to make an appro-
priation by the first day of December, for
school purposes for the succeeding year, then
the amount made for the previous year shall
be appropriated for the succeeding year.
Councils failed to make an appropriation. The
amount of appropriation for the year 1870 is
not sufficient to meet the estimated expenses
for 1871. 1t falls short $51, 900 and upwards
Without any motion having been made. dis
cussion arose as to what could and what could
not be done. Whether the Councils had
power to do this or that, or whether the
Board of Public Education could so adjust
matters and things as to relieve the Board
from its dilemma. The subject gave rise to
considerable discussion, and it was finally de-
termined to ask Councils for a special appro-
priation or transfer certain items SO as to
meet the increased expenses of the coming
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q BRELLAs-CHEAPEs INThE CITY
i DLxoN's, Ne. II g. EIGHTH sGsGk RMmk
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Fanta, Doane, New York, John F. Ohl.
Str w. Whilldin, Higgins, Baltimore, A. Groves, Jr.
b. bark Venus, Purdy, London, Workman Co.
Ital. brig Nuova Providenza, ManXanava, Gibraltar
for orders, B. Crawley & Co.
Brig Julia A. Halleck, Briggs, Gibraltar fer orders
Workman Co.
Schr E. G. Edwards Lee Lynn, S. L. Merchant Co.
Schr l.. a. A. Babcock, Lee, Boston, do.
Sehr Annie Barton, FLICK, do. David Cooper.
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TOHN FARNUM & CO., COMMISSION MER-
81 chants andI Of OonestoSa Ticking
A. - 0HA&NuI ztgest PnilA4slDhiss Win
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lar lnes The steamers for or from Liverpool cali at
Queenstown, except the Canadian line, which call a.
Londonderry. The steamers for or from the CONT
nent call at Southampton.
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j. Dunlap, John Pesse, W. Clark, L. r. King, L.
Cooper, Myrtle, Birdhll Boy, E. B. Tmmons, and
John Van Buren, all with coal, for New York.
PHILADELPHIA BRANCH OFFICE, Dec. I. - The
Alexander Toms, with coal, and 10 regular barges,
light for Baltimore, left this port yesterday. L. s. o.
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nm TelcnrnnLN

LRwFs Del Dec. GA. M.-The Howard reports
an English brig below the Brown last night, bound
mp. Passed out last night, steamer Tallapoosa and
q dozen schrs.
In harbor, brig Amelia Emma.
=. M.-3 brigs and few schrs passed out to-day.
Wind sti0, N. w. Thermometer, 56.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-12-07
ARRIVED YESTERDAY,

Br. Phip City of Kingston, Dunn, from Liverpool
Oct IA, with mdse. to p. Wright Sons
Steamer @. ComstOcR, Drake "a hours from New
York, with mdse. TO w. M. Baird a Co.
Steamer Novelty, Shaw, 2< 1ours from New York,
with mdse. to w. M. Baird Co.
Br. bark Howard, Shaw, "a days from Rotterdam,
with mdse. to L. Westergaard 4 Co. Nov 49, lat. 80
Os long 2T o. during gale from E. S. z. lost fore
tOpsalant yard and sprung our maintopgallant yard
Schr A. III. WhitmOre, Smith, days from Deer
Island, with guano TO knight Sons.
Schr Ariadne, Themas, day from Smyrna, Del,
with grain to John L. Redner.
schr w. Townsend, Loles, l day from Frederlca,
with wood TO w. 4. Conquest.
Schr Onward, Evans day I'm Indian River, DEL,
with grain to John L. Redner.
Schr Sea Breeze, Holland, day from LeWes, De
with wood 10 w. Il. Conquest.
Schr Helen Mar Nickerson, from Boston, with
merchandise.
Schr N a III. Gould, Dennis, do. do.
Schr II. w. Pratt, Kendrick, do
Schr Jacob Kienzle, Steelman, from Salem.
Schr NJ. B. Mahony, Anderson, from New York.
Schr M. p. Smith, Grace, from New Haven.
Schr Morning Star, from Ncrwieh.
Coryespondenes IF The EUeni1g IslegraBh
EASTON MCMAHONS BULLETIN.
NEW YORK OFFICE, Dec. g. Four barges leave
In tow TO night for Baltimore, light.
BALTIMORE BRANCH OFFICE, Dec. 6.-The follow
ing baTRes leave in tow tonight. eastward
New Era, Freeman Philips. CaIharile Moan, W.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-08


NHv YoRE, March T-iiio p. m.-Ootton
dull, nominal and heavy, middllnE, M cents,
Sugar dull and unohsSssd. Flour dull and
Si.iSaiiTs winter u .SSg ii Corn auist and
steady; ti.oI. Oats quiet aud steady; 5000
oents. Rye dull and nominal. PORK dull ard
lower t2s.bS075i6. Petroleum dull and
WHISKY quiet and stesdyi u. Gold ii7jE.
BALTIMORE MARKET.
BALriuoRH, March I. = BreadsfgRt. - The
no S .' some MA 100 S to 900 barrels Howard
Street sold In lots At N.sTH for Fine, ASK
for Super, tb,3T1f16,60 for Extra, and ~ 10 for
Family, but there was no movement In West.
err or City Mills.
Rhsai.-fhe market IL steady and arm. The
receipts were I, 900 bushels, and we note sales
i7,O6o bushels choice Maryland red At ti.t5Q
l.Ab, 800 common do. at ti7otli rs, 5000 good
PennSyivAniA do. Al VI. 1901 ,25, and COO prime
white At t1.t0.
Corn-wAs IN fair supply to-day, the receipts
reaching 5000 bushels, white was heavy
again, but yellow was arm, sales comprise
5000 10 l0Ic6o bushels white at from 90 to "
cents, the latter for prime 900 do. yellow At
sSG n s . q s toG "a % Sas,
PsnnsyIvSnia At Sio6.
oatI.--some 100 bushels sold this morning
Cotton. There was a sale Saturday not
noticed 10 our report Of 100 bales low
middlins, Upland Al loN cents. We hear
OIL no hhlou NMlA mOIulnMt puN We 1uONN w
land noIaInAlly as follows, viz; - cents for
ordinary, 10 cents for good ordinary, 7C9t77l
cents for low middllsE, and Axiom eeaii
for mIidllng.
csGss-Harket dull Currency prices show
4. Sts.dv deciIne- Sold valnatlons unohnnged
Wa ouots Rio ia bond Al iil@IaX cents
fsNiyit ssnts for saad ~ mine Snd iS0ic
a.et. I.ais To- .koIsa totsnsI io1. IN
StosS her" 1. about II. coo bSrs, '"'
S.l.s,n'Hwc 49, N ~ G,thsr ..is, In,
~ onots =, roIlnIs. VII, 1nba cisxeS Al ioa
"a ,sntn' A., anSoovado Al MONA Ssnts- EnS
ii.h i.i,S "a AZ SofSis csnts. Ana Porto Rtso a
snssaa .nnts nsr Ssiion |"N WV N''' -
VIII 80 wv onots urown.,rT =. ..,,.,
.nd an Al "a ssStS az Snshsi MIdsiinSS
ain SeiI Al sofeSs cents foTiiiEht, And Ioali
cents per bushel for heavy.
ProviIioas.-Tho market 10 arm In tone
to-day and prices are without Any quotAblG
change. For bulk Meats there are buyers at oul
former quotations, Was Shoulders At l09I8li
And sides at lSIk cents for rib, and lllS cent?
| for clear rib do, Bason IL JobblnE a. follows
| Wis at laJS cents for Shoulder, 49, cent?
for RIB sides, and lolI(Rlek centa for clear rit
| 40, with : rood iobbinE demand. Lard We
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pRoPoBALs FOR RREsH AND CoRNED
BKRH.
HEAD0'hs DEPARrHESr SS Taa Sgn1E6sLaaHD'(

LoUBvILLE. KI. ,PsbTuGTT 10, lt7O,
Sealed proposals. (which must Be In duplicate,
with . copy Of this advertisement attached 10
eAehD will be resolved until u o'clock, m. I,
PRRsH AND 6oRNRD BkkR, In equal proper.
ton OF fore and hind.quATter meat, (necks,
shAnks aud kidney tAllON to be excluded for
issue 10 troops and others supplied By the Gov
grlment, At Louisville, KY, and JehsrsonVihs'
Also, 10 furnish the oniesrs stationed at Louis.
vile, ~. and Jacksonville, Ind with choice
The cattle slaughtered for Beef to be. delivered
under this contract mult weigh not less than
eight hundred 1900 pounds, EEoss the peel TO %
Of good marketable quality, Bsetfrom bq!s,ei Tvs
any ease be received uhlSSs u complies In all Ta-
This contract TO be In force for slN 90 moths,
co nmeneing on the lat day Of April ,l670.
No bid will be entertained that 10 not made by q
regular butcher who must give his name In fall,
his present place Of bpgineaI, and address.
Proposals must DO accompanied by proper
guarantee, giEusd by two responsible persons,
stating that u a contract Is awarded, they will
enter Into oHda for the faithful fulamt nj Of the
contract A bond Of ti, 900 will be required, and
a certificate from the Clerk Of the County Court 10
hefASt that each boRdsnAa is worth that amount
aud over
The gHdorslguSd reserves the right TO reject any
Envelopes q DO endorsed Proposals. for Prssl
and CoTRsd Beef " aud GddTsssed % the undOT
Btts SSS Colonel. Chief O. Dept u tSs Gun
beTland, mbI.6T
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-08

ALLBH. -Suddsnly, on the motniug Of the nh
instani A. silb. 0noRaH Y. ALLHS, In the 18Th
, his 70 neral will take place from Mrs @, Boyd,s,
No. Sl feansylvAnin avenue, near Eleventh
street, tS;0 O'Clock this afternoon. Ths friends
u the family are Invited to attend.
oIsszL. .,on Monday. 7th instant. ats o'clock,
AZ hsnsi w El,s'i ysunE'' daughter Of the
o'sioos, 10 u. r.siSssss " dtsso aS' sps..
tenth, ana proeoed 70 81 Pairiek g church, where
funeral services will BE- performed.
WTTHRRs.-0n Monday mornJpg, At lO;O
geloes; Jhnn BDWAHb, son OF Thomas T. and
hary " Withsrs, aEed years, msnthI aud
Ths fri,ud, and sequaln,auees Of the family arc
Ielpesuall! inylted % attend his fuasral from the
twsen THshtisth and twenty .hTst strss 10 NOR
row tWsdnsadGy) AnsrnooA at o clock,
o'BRlkN.-o tbs slh instant. Of apoplsxy,
NJ OhLnanIEE 2, 'BhLa., aged 70 years.
o. her son, Mr.. Eugene MesWOeny, No ans O
ltIest northwest, At Z O'CLOCK MII Afternoon,
Inends Of the family are respectfully Invited to
YOUNG. LA osorGstswa, on the oh instant,
ANN YouHd, aged 90 years.
Her funeral viii take place from her iats resi-.
,2 ssGs sr .iss iA r e
attend. "
LAEENBY. AT iO;o o'clock, March 9, Mr.,
ISABELLA 3, believed wife Of y. @. LaIsnby aad
The frisndI and acquaintSncss OF the family ara
respectfully Teql ,s!sd 70 attend the fdRsrA from
her lats residence, North CATollhI ETsnus. nsTi
aSos Y ne ser.sE Of f'hA street east at O'Clock
,,LUCKBTT. On Sunday morning, Kareh Q, Mr..
~ ~ Z; LueEHrT. aged %, dAuGhIsr Of the
Her faasTS win take place oa Tuesday artsr.
no9b, AZ 'elooJ, from tie Ts'idsnes Of bsr uos,
hoblrs r. Luekatt, baS street north.
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Smith, (orogon,) Adams, (Ky.,) and Van
Wyck, IN. Y.O Claims, Nj. Aver, (Va.D
Naval Aasirs, NJ, Plat, (Va;i) District Of
s SG%TSs M mr. M66S SS9.aS F R,SGn
(va.,) and Mckee, (Nlsi.D Post ofices,
Messrs. For, IN. Y.,) Trlmble, (Ky.,) and
Van Wyck, IN. Y.,) Education and Labor,
Mr.. Perce, (blas.j) Expenditures on Public
Buildings, Mr.. 0fiswoid, IN. Y.D Freed
mems kfLalrs, Mr.. Booker, (va.O Accounts,
Mr.. Mines, (Va.D Pacific Railroad, Messrs.
Atwood, (Mlss,, aud Ooyode, (Pa.D Public
Buildings and Grounds, hessrs. Covode,
(Pa.,) and Ridgeway, (Va.j) Agriculture,
Mr. Gibson, (va.O Enrolled Bills, Mr..
Perez, (Mlss.) ~
The House then, without seconding the
Gsorgia bill, adjourned at 4i55 p. m.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-08

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THB SUB:
i sORtBER has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of WAshlhEtOa county, In the District Of
Columbia, letters o. ADMINISTRATION on the per;
HonAl estate Of kLtIABETH DoMHKLLI, late Of
WashlnElon eOuatY Aforesaid, deceased. All per.
sons having claims against the said deceased ALe
vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, on or before
the 18Th day Of February neHti they may other.
Niss by law be excluded from all bsheht OF the
Oliver uRdsT my hand this 3aih day Of PsbruATy,
lb7O. JNO, u, DONhkLLY.
mAl.TuM AdmlniatTAlOF.