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THE PACIFIC COAST.

Resolutions OF tho San Francisco Chamber of
Commerce-Eeavy Whiskey seizure-Ter-
riac storm In Nevada.
SAN FRANCISCO Feb. 0, 1870.
The Chamber OF Commerce has protested against
the bill before the Legislature reorganizing the fire
department. OF tins city, ana has adopted memo
rial 10 Congress urging the erection OF government
building on Custom House block They recommend
reduction OF pilotage rates. ana also tho suspen.
sion or business the afternoon OF the days OF the
Camilla Crso festival.
Several hundred barrels Of whiskey have been
seized by the revenue authorities during the past
lew days. on she same grounds that the $500 barrels
were seized in August last. J0bbers are now re.
fusng to purchase this whiskey until the matter Is
Legally settled.
The Legislature has passed bill changing the
name OF Lake Tahoe to Lake Bigler.
terrific wind storm passed over Virginia. Ne
vada, to day. Houses were unroofed. chlmneys
blown down ana several persons seriously injured.
One man was killed.
The treasure product OF the State OF Nevada last
year was 900, OF which So, $4,000 were from
Flour and wheat dull and unchanged Legal ten
ders S3L.
rain storm prevails here to-day.
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VIRGINIA..

Supplementary Message of Governor Walker
to the Legislature.
RICHMOND, Feb. 0, 1870.
Governor Walker to-day sent supplementary
message TO the Legislature relating chiefly to routine
State matters. Referring to the difficulty OF finding
judges not disqualified by the fourteenth amend
ment he recommends that Congress he petitioned
for general removal or disabilities. The establish
ment OF asylum for insane colored people is also
recommended. The Governor also suggests many
excellent changes IN the administration OF the GRIM
tnal law or the State.
The conservative members OF the Legislature, In
caucus to- night. nominated James Mcdonald, editor
OF she Richmond IVhtg for Secretary OF state and
William f. Taylor for Auditor.
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TELEGRsPHIC NEWS ITEMS.

DR.. Spencer Surveyor General OF tlie Territory OF
New Mexico, Is critically i'll.
The government officers have seized 300 OOo cigars
at Nashville Tenn, the property OF Campbell Il
Shore, OF Nashville for alleged violation OF the
Revenue law.
Francis Buttermer, OF Atchson Kansas shot his
wife yesterday inhlcting dangerous wounds ana
then blew his own brains out. Mental arrangement
was the cause OF the tragedy
An arrangement was effected at Cincinnati yester.
day whereby all through passengers on the Atlantic
and Great Western and Erie Railroads can have
secured seats all the way through without additional
cost.
The three members OF the ST. Crspin fraternity.
who have been before the Municipal Court or Wor-
cester, Mass, for several days charges or con-
spiracy were yesterday held under bail for trial In
the Superior Court.
Letters from Fort Stanton, New Mexico report
that on the 27th OF January the citizens organized
an lndepeadent expedition Of sixty men to go in
command OF Captain Baker.
On Tuesday night some farmers in the town of
Washington, N. y, turned out with lanterns horses
and reviewers ana hunted down a burglar named
Hamilton C. Robinson aad carried nm TO Pongh-
keepsie ana lodged him In jail. Robinson entered
farmers sleeping room about two hours before
and roDDed him or S194.
Valentine Klein, OF Cincinnati has been arrested
on the charge OF numbering his own child, babe
seven months old. The testimony before the Coroner
was that Klein came home drunk, when his wife
asked MIN f0r money to buy bread, at which he be-
came enragcd, and took q pot OF boiling coffee and
poured 1t over the lace and bosom OF the child.
d. w. King, commission tobacco merchant at
Hartford, Conn, who maue an assignment recently
was arrested yesterday on criminal process charg
ing fraud and gave 49, 500 bonds his appearance
AT the police court TO answer A civil process for
damages was also served, and he gave bonds ior
his appearance at tne March term or the Superior
Court.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders of the OH
Creek and Allegheny Railroad held at Cory
Pa, yesterday. Edward +. Gay was elected presl-
dent, and Tor directors Thomas A. Scott Charles B.
Wright, Charles II. Lee. VIM. 5. Lane John NJ Keni-
day and Edmund smith. The gross receipts for the
past year were S2o74.00O, being excess ever the
previous year OF 100000.
Mr.. Wells Registry bill passed the West Virginia
House yesterday The people VIII elect registration
boards next fall and thereafter required by the
bill; but In the meanwhile the Governor will give
the democrats one member in each board. Mr.
Fck's proposition for universal suffrage passed TO
second reading. The lawyers and teachers test
oaths were finally repealed to-day.
In the Supreme Court, Pennsylvania, yesterday
morning. the argument IN the Schoeppe case was
continued by Mr.. Miller, counsel for the prisoner
He was followed by G. E. MacLaughlin District Attor-
hey for Carlisle Tor the Commonwealth, giving all
the facts OF the death OF Miss Steinecke and defend
ing the chemical testimony brought forward by the
prosecution on The trial for murder.
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ASSEMBLY.
ALBANY. Feb. Q, 1870.

ALBANY. Feb. Q, 1870.
THE GENERAL APPROPRIATION BILL
The House Committee took up ~ the special order
the General Appropriation bill.
Mr.. FIELDS moved to insert an item OF S2lo 900
TO provide for paying the ante.war state debt In
coin.
Mr.. JACOBS was In favor OF paying the interest on
the ante war debt In coin but thought that this was
not the proper time to make provision for it.
Mr.. ALvoRD took similar views.
Mr.. FIELDS SAID the proper time to make this pro-
vision was now.
Mr.. WHITE sustained Mr.. Jacobs position.
Mr. Fields amendment was hnally rejected.
motion 10 reduce the appropriation TO the House
OF Refuge for Juvenile Conylcts In the city OF New
YORK from $40 900 To $40 900 drew out sharp crltt
cism on the management OF that Institution.
MIR. FLAGG related Instances OF conduct OF the
managers which reflected upon them damagngly.
Mr. BERGEN defended the institution, It's pur-
poses and It's work.
Mr. kIERNAN declared thar this bill instead OF do
creasing the expenditures compared with those
of last year. provided for an Increase and this Item
had been increased from $50, 600 70 so. .ooo
ti0n last year was $4,000.
Mr.. WHITE defended the institution, saying that IL
our state prisons ned with adults, were not self
supporting, how could this institution filed with
children be expected To support tselfy lie bo-
eyed, above all others, that this institution should
Mr. JACOBS stated that the increases referred to By
MI. kiernan were Increases or amounts which do
not come out OF the State Treasury In this bill there
was so far as the tax OF the State was concerned.
an actual reduction OF $2o0,0O0
hr. klernans motion to reduce the appropriation
to $780, 900 was agreed TO.
Mr. M. G. MURPHY moved to make 1t SIC, ,O00
which was lost.
An Item OF $4,000. for teachers Institutes, was
inserted.
Mr.. HrTcmMAs moved to reduce the appropriation
TO the Deal and Dumb Institution from 800 600 To
$4,000. He regarded the appropriation extraya-
CANT besides, there were reasons THIS why they
should not receive AS much as they did last year.
when they asked for only $49,50
Mr.. JACOBS stated that the committee had actually
reduced last years appropriation to Si5, 600.
After further explanation by MIR. Hltchman, Mr..
Jacobs assened to The reduction ana il was agreed
to-
Mr. JACOBS moved TO strike out the appropriations
relative to the metropolitan Police ana Fire districts.
Inc proposition being unnecessary, agreed TO. Tho
bill was then reported To the House aud ordered to y
third reading.
On m0,ion or Mr.. JACOBS the bill was then read
ana passed. and the House adjourned.
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NEWFOUNDLAND.

Message of the G0vernor-Disa gre cment
Between the Governor and tho Legislature.
ST. JOHNS, Feb. Q, 1870.
The Governor Of Newfoundland has addressed q
message TO the Speaker OF the House OF Assembly,
deprecating the action OF the House In Informally
voting no confidence in the government, and regret
ting that the House should have adopted the uncon-
stitutlonal course OF naming to him the member for
whom he should send to form an administration
and expresses the hope that nc disrespect to him
his ONCE intended.
The House adopted a resolution disclalmIng any
Intention to act dlsrespectfuly towards his Excel.
precedent
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LOUISIANA.

The Registration Bill in the Senate-.npeacli.
mont Trial Of Auditor WicleIine-ChurRes
Against the State Treasurer.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. Q, 1870.
In the Legislature to-day the RegistraIion bill
passed the Senate-yeas Is. nays IL.
The impeachment trial OF State Auditor Wicklide
commences this morning.
This mornings Bulletin contains statement by
Judge Cooley charging State Treasurer Dubucet
with defraudng the creditors or the state by dis
counting their warrants and using the State funds
therefor.
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KANSAS.

Legislative Northumberland Petitioued
TO Remove Indians from the State.
ST. LOUIS. Feb. 0, 1870.
The Kansas Senate yesterday passed the House
concurrent resolutions asking for removal OF the
Indians from the State; for donation or land by
Congress for railroad purposes, with due regard
for the rights OF settlers and to compel the Indians
10 pay for all stock stolen by them. concurrent
resolution passed the House asking Congress to
appoint commissioners to investigate and report the
amount or losses and damages sustained by the
settlers on the frontier by Indian depredations.
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GENERAL WOODS WILL.
From the Troy Evening Times Feb. 3.

IFTUN1 tlIe Troy Evening Times, Feb. 81
The last VIII and testament OF the late Major Gen
eral John u. WOOL was presented IN the Surrogate's
Court this morning. rhe document Is quite !engtny,
and, .together'Wth tho two codicils, covers about
twenty pages OF letter paper. The Will itself
is dated Marcn II, 1868, and Is signed by the
General. One OF the ccdicils ls dated November .
1869 aud the other November OF the same year.
Neither OF the cOdlcllS Is skgned by the General
in his own handwriting, but both are attested
with his marx. After making provisions for the
payment OF his funeral expenses testator directs
his residence on the corner OF Ferry and First
streets, to be used by her during her life. The
horses carriages and harness Leonging to him
are given TO Chester Grlsw old-are also bequeathed
10 her. mortgage for IS, 600 IS given to Helen NJ
HICKS together with $4,000. One year after the de-
cease OF MS wife the executors directed TO pay
to his niece Eliza Morgan, the sum or $4,000. Inc
following bequesls OF money Were made:-
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SENATE
ALBANY. Feb. o. 1870

ALBANY FeDs VI IoM
BILLS REPORTED.
ny Mr.. Misunderstanding the term OF Ofnce or
'ne Collector OF Taxes OF Kings county.
by Mr.. GESEr-Amendng the General Bonding
iaw, 70 facilitate the construction OF railroads.
act
~ . BILLS INTRODUCED.
pa2,aut Mt' MuhPHY-Relatlve 70 the Improvement OF
bediofd avenue, Brooklyn.
X,,. BILLS PASSED.
canals. ~ S =
MT. WissLow gave notice OF bill 10 provide for
tue erection Of an asylum for disabled soldiers.
THE EXCISE BILL.
On motion OF Mr.. CRgAMRR, the General Excise
Dill was made the special order for Tomorrow I'M
mcdately alter the reading OF bills
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IELECRAPHIC NEWS
r ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
~"
queen VictOria's Speech Reviewed by the
British Press.
o~~o~~~r~~.~~~o~>>">"
Parliamentary Progress In
England.
Domestic Telegraphing and Increase Of
the Business in Great Britain.
ENGLAND.

Pebble Opinion Of the Queens Speech
LONDON Feb. Q, 1870.
The city newspapers this morning comment vari-
ously on the Queens speech ana the debate thereon
In Parliament yesterday.
The London Times thinks the weak point in the
Ministry is the timid policy on the Irish question;
though This Is somewhat redeemed by the courage
displayed in the matter Of the Fenlans ana the pro-
mise to urge vigorous legislation.
Tho London Ne,cs radcalJ only refers to the
speech and the debate which followed, to urge the
ballot as the panacea for the national grievances.
The London Standard (conservative) considers
tho government responsible for the violence In
Ireland yet 1t has failed to protect life and property
there.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Prominent Arrivals in the City Yesterday.
Colonel J. s. Chds, OF Mississippi; Lieutenant A.
g. Kellogg, OF the United States Navy; DR.. w.
Rhodes, Of 81. Paul; Judge NJ II. Salisbury. OF AL.
bany; DR.. J. II. Kckee OF Philaoelphla; Colonel w.
H. McCafYrey, OF Saratoga; DR.. G. Blodgett OF Boz
ton; Colonel L. S. Kmbal, OF Massachusetts,; Judge
G. L. Lalin OF Saugeries; Colonel NJ Hall and j. W.
Denback OF the United States Army, are at the Me-
tropolitan Hotel
John Tucker OF Philadelphia; o. W. Peabody
and NJ. 8. Scuddcr, OF Boston, ure ut the Brevoort
House.
Colonel Roswell King. OF Augusta, Ca; II. Il. Sar-
gent, or Chicago General Kent Jarvis OF Ohio; DR..
W. II. Lawlor, OF san Francisco, and Henry w.
Gwinner, or Philadelphia. are at the ST. Nlcholas
| Hotel.
Ex-Governor James f. English, OF Connecticut:
G. Mason, OF Virginia; ex.Mayor George Innis, OF
| Poughkcpsle II. S. Fitch, or Georgia; Il. 8. Bur-
rows, or Albion, and Rev. ID. Mckinney, OF Pennsy.
wanna, are at the Asst or House.
General J. b. Swain, OF Scarborough, and j. Row.
ard KING, OF Albany, are at the Coleman House.
Henry Pepper or Philadelphia; A. II. Bellows OF
walpoe, and w. NJ. Wyeth, OF st. Joseph. NO., are
at the Hoffman House.
w. l.. NORRIS OF New Rochelle and w. L. Dudley
OF Buffalo, are at the Aibemare Hotel.
W. Plnkney Whyte, OF Maryland; +. p. Dumped,
OF Philadelphia, and J. p. Newkerk, OF Bridgeport
are aJ the New York Hotel.
G. W. Bement, OF Indiana; A. r. Potter, OF Bostous
r. Dunlop. OF Rochester; S. NJ. Mnliken. OF Portland,
anu d. Thomas Van, OF Troy, are at the Fifth Ave.
nue. Hotel.
DR.. L. Hail. OF Auburn; f. +. Gueraud, OF Balti-
more, and l.. l.. Wright, of Syracuse, arc at the
Westminster Hotel.
SeIor Pedro Gonzales, OF Havana and Commander
Henry Wilson, OF the Frolic are at the Westminster
Hotel.
DR.. $. Murphey, John 9. Brush ana J. M. Miller
OF Philadelphia; j. g. Kirkland OF Orange, and W.
W. Saltonstall, OF Chicago, are az the st. Denis
Hotel.
Major E. d. Covin, OF Geneva; Colonel NJ. Ruse,
OF Georgia; J. A. Patten, of Illinois. and John
McMurray, Of Philadelphia, are at the ST. Charles
Hotel.
Sir Alex. Mckenzie OF Montreal; Lady Wlndham,
OF England, and w. Ward Dow, OF Boston, are at tho
Clarendon Hotel.
Professor Greene, OF Edinburg, Scotland; Rev. W.
Anderson OF Sacramento and DR.. Alex Murdock.
OF Glasgow, Scotland, are at the ST. Elmo Hotel.
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MAINE.

Visit OF Citizens to the Iron-cIad Monarch.
PORTLAND Feb. o, 1870.
The Haydn Association, three hundred strong, this
afternoon went down in the steamer Mahonlng to
visit the Monarch. They were courteously received
by the officers and, after examining the ship. sang
several fine pieces Of music, including the "Star
npanglcd Banner" Captain COmmerell thanked
them In q brief address. Tomorrow the officers of
the Monarch give dinner on board, ana on Friday
noon hop, which will be attended by the ellte OF
the city. On Sunday the Monarch Will sail,
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FIRE IN FIFTH STREET.

This morning fire occurred In the basement Of
the tenement house No. 4l9 East Fifth street. occu.
pied by Adam Klaberdauz cigar dealer. Loss
$1,000; fully insured. The fire was caused by the
explosion OF gas. The building, owned by 0don
Nordstone was damaged to tue extent of $500.
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ROME.

The Intnilibility Agitation Anti-Christ.,
LONDON, Feb Q. 1870.
The ulrramontanes are exceedingly bitter agalns.
Dr. DOlinger for his letter against the proclamation
Of the dogma Of infaibility. They everywhere de.
nounce him, and In some quarters he is described
as anti-Christ
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IRELAND.
The Foreign Mails and

The Foreign Mails and City Trade.
DUBLIN, Feb. 0, 1870.
The merchants Of Cork complain OF the loss OF
prestige TO that city by the transfer OF the shipment
OF all foreign malls, save one, to channel ports.
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James II. Davis IS given the full use OF the house
Io,s now occupied by HIM on Ferry street. John Wool
Grlswod receives, on the death OF Mrs. Wool the
homestead The first codicil gives an additional
gratulty OF S25o0O to John W. Griswold. The second
authorizes the executors to pay 10 Mrs. Wool sum
inent. This codici also gives to Williams Col
lege $25, 900. To the heirs OF Robert Wool
$4,000; each OF the other children OF John A. Girls
void receives $4,000 Generals Hardee and Town
send are bequeatned $1,000 each. James Davis, In
addition to the Dequest made IN the Will comes M
for $1,000 This codlc revokes S5 900 OF the amount
given TO the Rensselaer, Institute.
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Rnliou's "New YOkco shirts Made to Order
Of New York Miiis 1t x36 per Dozen "Hand made" 29s
BROADWAY
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DIR. Filters Rheumatic Remedy, 7O4 Broad.
wav, VIII permanently any money refunded
Prices reduced. Sold by druggss
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Prominent Departures.

General d. X. Jackman, for Philadelphia; O. s.
Leland for Boston, b. Bu1um, for Providence:
Gardner. Brewer, for Washington; Turner Sergeant,
and Colonel Charles Whltcomb, for Boston;
DR.. s. +. Bruce, for Philadelphia; Judge +. q.
inutOn.
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CrtstadOrO's Unrivallcd Hair Uye.-S0ld
and applied at bis wig and scalp factory No Asor House
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tchriOr's Hair Dye-The Rest In the
world Ihe only perfect dye harmless, reliable usanis-
factO ~ 10 Bond street.
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Royal Havana L0ttery.-Prizes Paid in Gold.
Information furnished The highest paid for Douboonn
AID AL kinda OF Gold and Silver.
TAYLOR 4 CO, Bankers Is Wall street, ~ T.
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Dr. Huntcr-40 Years Mt No. 3 Division
street, So Bond street, door from Bowery
from "A NJ. lo9P. NJ. Not open Sunday. Book gratis
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America. .-RestOrer America, for the Hair.
For ro,orng the natural color OF the hair has equal
Use
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Jsbbers--se Our Stock of White shirts mud
ret a price list. KEEP MANUFACTURING co,
"A West Broadway.
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Diamonds Loaned
for the evening.
by GEO. c. ALLEN 45 Broadway one door below Canal at.
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A.-The Fifteenth Amendment.-After Ten
years or experiment and fifteen changes the
Phuon has the pleasure of announcing that his vtrALIA
OR SALVATION FOR THE HAIR. is perfect article, ca.
and withou. failure. ''
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Diabetes, Observation-Disclosures Water is n
certain cure Tor IT, Depot t6 Cliff street.
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A.-The Fifteenth Amendr

Wonderful Cure by IIissisquOi Water Of
Rghrs dsease of the Kidneys See pamphlet your
arugglsts.
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100 Barrels Fine Bourbon Whiskey, Nearly
years old tho fashioned BY the farmers
G. J. MURPHY, lus Pear, street
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Parliamentary Progress.


LONDON, Feb Q, 1870.
In the House OF Commons to-day writs were
issued for elections In Southwark and London.
derry to I'LL vacancies caused by the appointment OF
Mr. Layard as Ambassador to Spain and OF Mr..
Dowse as Solicitor General for Ireland.
Mr. Bruce, Home Secretary, promised to introduce
bill enabling aliens to acquire and hold land in
Engand.
Tho address in reply to the Queens speech was
agreed to, and the House adjourned.
An act OF Parliament is proposed to protect for
eign Inventions sent to the workmen's exhibition to
be held here.
Deep Sea Cables und the Telegraph Service.
VALENTIA, Ireland, Feb. 0, 1870.
The sudden interruption OF telegraphic communi-
cation eastward day before yesterday is now ex-
planned.
While the government employees were repairing
the general telegraph office at London on that day
in order to accommodate the great increase in the
telegraphic business occasioned by the change the
system, 1t was found necessary to cut all the wires
TO the westward.
Communication was soon restored, aud the service
Is now excellent in all directions.
John Brights Health.
LONDON, Feb 0, 1870.
John Bright has gone to the mountains Of Scot.
land to recover his health.
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.

said yurvs orors As court and. IN the dserssea q d
court, compel his service.
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John Bright,s Health.

LUNUUN, TtU. o, IS1V.
John Bright has gone to the mountains Of Scot.
land to recover his health.
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Groceries!
GrOceriesi !
Jan 6, 1S10-ts.

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public Of St Mary's county that they have
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ever offered to the citizens Of the county,
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their stock Of
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which is larger. cheaper and better selec-
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Orphans Court Of 81. lKuy's County, Set =
Dec. ., 1869.
nRDERED BY THE COURT, That Mary A
~ Graves and q W l. Buckier, administra-
tors W. a. Of Samuel Graves, late of St Mary's
county, Maryland, deceased, give the notice re
quirrri bv law 20 the dcceaseds creditors TO ex-
hinit their claims, and ti!.t the sauc II. pub
lshed once a week fo- six successive weeks in
some newspaper printed IN 81. Mary's county.
Test: JAS T VI RALEY
Register Wills for ST Mary's count y.
NOTICE.
In Pursuance Of the above order, we hereby
give notice that we have obtained from the
Orphans Court Of St. Mary's county, Mary
land, letters of administration on the personal
estate of Samuel Graves. late Of said county,
deceased. All persons having claims against the
said ,lecraSe! are hereby Eoti6ed to exhibit the
same with the proper vouchers attached thereto,
10 the subscribers, on or before the 18th day ,oi
June. 1870, they will otherwise by law be ex-
cluded from all benefits or she said estate. All
persons indebted 10 the deceased are requested
10 make immediate payment TO the subscribers.
MARY \ GRAVES,
wv l. BUCKLER,
Administrators, " A.
Dec ., lS69-6w.
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CONFIRMATION NOTICE.
In ;ho ma ter 81 the iced Of Trust of
Charles L Wise.

Ia tae'i-cuit Court fur ~ Mary 'scounty,
s''t'ns a. Court IT Equity.
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s-T's: II sne Saint Marys Reaoon. once q
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the sad l.. Moa!ay Of February.
Tae -ri'urt states .he amount Of sales 80
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