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NOTICE.
NOTICE TO GVJNNERS.

We the undersigned, do here y forewarn all persons
from trespassing prem 'es, with either DOG OF
Gun as the law will DO strc tly enforced against Ill
persons SO offending. c. l.. NlNGALE,,,
j. ALEX. RUTTER,
ANDREW ADAMS,
THOMAS HAMMOND,
Sept o. 1s12-5m RICHARD RoAoh'
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NOTICES., dc.
NOTICE.,

Notice il hereby given the creditors of E. T. Mask,
of Cecil county, file their claims duly authenticated,
with the subscriber before the thirteenth day of
January, next; they may otherwise be excluded from
all benefit OF the Assignment made by him
B. c. REYNOLDS,
July 90 lSI2-6w Assignee.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
RAILROAD NOTICE.

All persons favorable to the immediate construction
of the ELKTON AND MAsSEY'S RAILROAD are
notified to meet at Laymans Hotel, Chesapeake City,
Saturday, October 18th, at o'clock PM.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN.

red short-horned COW, with white back ET9.er.S
and tail, disappeared from the place of the ~
subscriber, on the 10th inst. liberal reward A.-Lx
will he paid for information that will lead to the
recovery of the COW. JAMES HARRIS
Sept IS, ls12-lw Chesapeake City.
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Wood Lawn Camp Meeting Association.

The subscribers to the Fund for purchasing the Wood
Lawn Ground are hereby notified of public meeting,
which is to be held in Port Deposit at Mr. Nesbitts
Store on SATURDAY, October 9Th, at 2 o'clock p. NJ.
The Trustees expected to meet at O'clock same
day, and to report plan of organization and blank
of incorporation at this meeting
Benjamin Clifford is the authorized Treasurer and Col
!ector, to whom all subscriptions should he promptly
paid. l.. c. MATLACK,
Sept %, lSI2-2w President of the Association.
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WANTED.
Dissolution of Co-Partnership..

The Copartncrship heretofore existing between the
undersigned, under the of Mason Hopkins, Is
this day dissolved by mutual consent Either member
of the late firm is authorized to settle the business
A. S. MASON,
ROBERT HOPKINS.
Elkton Sept. 1872 lsept Il, MY"
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In the Cit CADLEY.

Acounty, in Chanccry.
OKDEEzD.It a., 1872.
,'a ines Try idr,nd reported by henben
ID iie"''e!rasehe Real Estate of Henry
cause 80 70 'nnM R,.d confirmed, unless
.ne Io.n oi Mo- shown on or before
t I'M. uutf inse2; provided, cory OF
of O,toaert. NIL L.trre the 18th day
The Renates,
Eof sslss to he s., 0a0.
Irme . testAyID SCOTT, rlcrs,
Clerk.
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LOST

POCKET E0OK, containing about 500 on Friday
morning. September eth Main street between the
Post Office and the Exchange Store. between that
Store and Davis 4 Millers Lumber Yard. The finder
will be suitably rewarded by leaving the at the
Post Office. j. McCLELLASD
Sept IS, 1sT2-1w
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PUBLIC SALE
A First-C|ass House in E|kton

My farmer residence, the HOUSE AND LOT, on Main
street Ekton, occupied by Mr.. VIM G. Carter will
be offered at Public Sale the Court House. Elkton
On TUESDAY, the Sh Of October, 1872,
II O'clock N.
THE HOUSE 49,
is large 2la story Frame, 40 feet wide and As aaa
feet deep. contains IL rooms and has dry Gel ,akA
lar under the whole. 1t il lighted with gas has n bath
ROOM supplied with hot and cold water; large brick
cistern in the cellar and pump of excellent water at
the door. There is splendid Chilson range in the
kitchen and Bib heater in the parlor.
TIE LOT
is so feet front, 2S5 feet deep and well stocked with
grapes cherries, plums crrans backberries and other
small fruit The location is pleasant and desirable
for private residence and with small expense could be
converted into first class boarding house.
TERMS $1,000 in Cash balance in two equal install
cnts in One AMI Two years. with interest the
payments, secured by Mortgage the property.
Possession given 18th of March, 1873, the purchaser
receiving rent from day of sale.
W. p. EWING.
Sept ~, lSI2-2w S. RURNs. Auct.
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TRUSTEES SALE

By virtue of Decree of the Circuit Court for Cecil
county sitting as Court of Equity, the undersigned
as Trustee, will offer at Public Sale, Grasons Hotel
Rising Sun, Cecil county, Nd on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24th, 1872,
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SHEEP AWARDS

Tho following Sheep Awards will be pr id to the par
ties named by written ORDER on app icaton at inc
Conntv Commissioner Office:
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Payable in New York City for sale at prices that will
pay over IL per cent. the investment. MUNICIPAL
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p. ELLIS & CO., Bankers, II Pine ST.,
New York.
CAMPAIGN GOODS FOR 1872.
Agents wanted for Campaign Goods. Sell at
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July %, 1875
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-01

EusnsIE's FANS ron sGLs.-A variety Of
fans, the property OF tho ex-Empress OF tho
French, are now offered for sale 81 Mr.. Harry
Emanuel's famous shop In London, where her
jewels had been previously deposited for the
same purpose. They may be divided for the
most Into three elasses-old French fans,
modern French fans, and Chinese and Japan
ESQ fans. Tho greatest curiosity under the
nrst head Il Q fan Of the time OF Louis Kill,
which Ia formed OF mother-otpearl, pierced
10 Initiate lace, with paintings Of birds and
flowers. Another "a an object OF much In
tarest 70 the relie hunter, As Il u believed TO
have belonged 70 Madame dc Pompadour.
On one side there are paintings In yellum,
After Vatican on the other, trophies Of
fruits, corn and flowers. The Ivory stick Is
pierced and carved 10 represent cupids, me-
dAlllon heads and pastoral suhjects. Even
greater In importance IL No. 3, which, there
q every reason 70 behave, was used BY no
less psrsonage than Marie Antolnette. i
has stick Of gold, lnerusted with enamel,
pearls, rubles and bouquets OF diamonds; tho
whole being Of pierced Ivory, 10 imitation Of
lace, with Dutch Landscape on eAch alde Of
the mount. This fan Is also ornamental with
the imperial eagle In diamonds. To No. Il,
q peculiar Interest ls attached, as II formed
part OF the Empress oorbettlS de marriage.
The imperial SrG IN, SaRRorSssa ~ g SIIPiG,
derneAth, occupies tho centre, while the date
Of the marriage, 80 ydnpter, 1853, " sur
rounded with bouqueta OF flowers, Il on the
reverse. This fan has q stick OF nnely-caryod
mother pearl and paintings on yOllum, BY
Camille Roqusplan, oil figures In the style Of
the 18th century. The only Japanese ian In
the collection Is No. IS, which is remarkable
for happily blending two apparently inhar-
monions colors-blue and green. The stick
IL OF silver gilt, ornamental with enamel.
On the mount there are flowers on silver
ground; on the reverse various figures.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-01

LOOK most 10 your spending No matter
what comes In, II more goes out you will
always DO poor. The art IL not 10 making
money, but In keeping 1t; little expenses, like
mice In q barn, when they are many, make
great waste. Hair by hair heads grow bald;
straw by straw the thAtch goes of the cot
tage; and drop by drop the rain comes In the
chamber. A barrel Is soon empty II the tap
leaks but drop minute. When you mean
70 save, begin with your mouth, many thieves
pass down the red lane. The ale jugis a
great waste. In all other things keep within
compass. Never stretch your legs further
that the blankets will reach, or you will soon
be cold. In clothes, choose suitable and last
ing stun, and not tawdry nneries. To be
warm 10 the main thing never mind the
looks. A fool may make money, but Il needs
q Wise man 10 spend II, Remember, Il il
easier to build two chlmneys than to keep one
going. II you give all 10 back and board,
there is nothing left for the savings bank.
Fare hard and work hard while you are
young, and you will have chance TO resi-
when you are old.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-01

AFTKR CuARLRs RnApn AoAM,-Mr. Chas.
Reade 10 In hot water again. II seems that
ne"kleptomanlacs" are after him once more,
and fierce Is his wrath thereat Tho chief
offender this time IL George Eliot In her new
ing with lady, Mr.. Reade does not say the
fair novelist "steala" or even that she "con-
veys" his ideas; he aaserts, with . sarcastic
moderation that she .borrows" them. This
exposition Is printed from Once a Week, and
on q nrst and hasty examination Mr.. Reade's
case looks very strong. So many points Of
similarity are cited, that Is TO say, that II Is
hard 10 believe than altogether accidental.
But, on the other hand, the allegation 10 90
lntrlnsleally improbable that We could only
assent 10 lion overwhelming evidence. George
Eliot In the literary and creative sense, 10 far
moro NJ 10 DO q lender than q borrower, and
II Is almost inconcelVAbl that person Of her
strong brain should DO guilty OF the offence
attributed 10 her.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-01

A REMEDY ron BAkDNEss. Tho bald may
now take courage and smile at the frequent
summer hy. II Is no new lotion that Is TO
bring back the hairs Of their youth and limo
cence, but systom Of planting hairs In the
smooth skin OF the head, exactly as cabbages
are set out In garden, A discoVerer WhOsc
name cannot be long concealed from CRATE
full world, has invented plan Of roplantlng
the hAlr where Il Is lost. As plants grow 40
does the hair. II Ia rooted and thrlves like q
vegetable. The operation Of restoring hair
Il very simple Pat healthy hairs into the
eyes Of needles and draw the needles through
the upper skin, the spidermls; being drawn
through, the hairs arc left In tho skin, as q
thread may be left In any material BY
stltehsr. The roots, which have been ex-
traeted with the bulbA complole, arc brought
under he epldermls The surface 80 ope-
rGtod on Is protected at nfnt By = linen band
but the hairs soon take root, and grow and
AourlSh. Il Il not stated whether having the
shin punctured In this way u disagreeaole,
and how often II Is fatal. II II 10 a eucceas,
ne plan has many adyantagehi one can have
any color q hair he may elect and he can
plant varsity Of color, and thus make his
Appearance striking AndbsAuiiful'-HarV0rd
p0'FaRi.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-01

ToBAooo ApuLTERATnD WITH LLMPnLAcR
AND oTHHR PLnAsIHa suBsTANons,-The
principal OF the Inland Revenue Laboratory
10 England, Mr.. @. Phillips, reports that $50
samples Of tobacco were examined by him In
1870 for the oxciso department., and BIB were
found 10 DO adhltorntsdj the adulterants being
wheat aud rice atarchea, sugar, hquorlca,
lAmpblAck, catechu and coloring matter.
The nmount Of adulteratlon ranged up 70
per cont starch, 20 per cent. sugar, and %
per cent. Of nquorice. Almost all the sam
plos found adplterAted With sugar aud liquor
Ice were "Cavendlsh," II IL believed that Il Ii
smuggled Into this country In small guam
titles BY sallors. Two important seizures Of
tobacco, together exceedlng 1000 pounds,
were made In the south Of Ireland, tho Adul,
terantA being IN one case wheat starch, and
In the other rice starch. These are the only
instances In which starch has been found 4
be used ~ an adulterant since the spring Of
1868.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-01
COrnWell & Sons,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,
141s and 1890 Penna. ave.,
OPPOSITE wnLARD's HOTEL.
500 oHKsrs CHOICEST GREEN AND BLACK
TRAB IN STORE AND BOND.

CoFFKR.
200 Mats old Dutch Java.
80 Bags Prime Ceylon JAVA.
10 BALES GeaGins MOCHA.
100 10 Hogsheada PLANTATION.
20 Bags Prime RIO and mARiCAiBO.
C0HYEE and TIA .OId both Wholesale and re-
tail, al lowest Nev York Prices. ..|.
Coffee roasted fresh ever day BIZ an expert.
enesd hand In PAtsat ArOna-saVihg ROAstsr.
can bs rstarssd snd have mons1 REFuNDRD. w
sola b VA ordsIs ISoelyOd thrVpsh mai slll .
al Win care PToSs lnrss6sd, upon applIssisa 3
mall o. gthsrvise, q anJ number q Artloss vanssd
"a, paTsSssss SOods from ffRsT HiSDs. ~
Goods sent y. 2; D., or check must accompany order
Imp9.tsd t.bls iuIuriss. Of even description ant
oEo..i. BlAekssIl', ssgess. az different kiad.J
6sor.oSos. .ss.. sss.. 40 10 dih.rsat kinda,
uhltls saaes. Canton olnssr.
Rrei; Blot. soyP. 80 dinsrSnt kinds)
Ooodenssd MIN ..
Sssssa S!sl,s: ..sg d..sr,gtlsa.
o. .ss:d S;sE ss.ss , .s;T s'''d'uoa'
Kennedy. urHoksI., msds IN Boston,
P:ss ST.ss sS: fG sssS !. nS
Albert Bi.sait kdinbarsh.
HAvsnnsr's Oraoksrs
No. MESS MAoKHRKL. -.
No SSslfqRFisH,
SALMON,
Hans. Brssfi.s, Bssoa. sSsaldsr. so;tss4s fS1i
HsiAs. or.ps..- Bss.a.s, Dsts.. Prps.., Orange.
shoios. Chocolates, great variety, Sta, etc.
EyerJthins kept In hrst-class GroosrJ siwsJl
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A EEtraordIn.rJ Lssus.sisu Against Hstho
dfat ClorrVran.

I believe you have already published an
Item referring 10 the circumstances OF Isaac
Rloh'a death and the change Of physicians
which was made by hla Methodist attendants
fow hours before that event. The facts
about the matter exhibit the conduct OF GER
tain Methodist clergymen In a very bad, not
10 say outrageous, light For the last twenty
ave years Mr.. Rich had been an answering
friend and patron Of homeopathy, and for
that time had employed members Of that
school 70 attend himself and family, except
when the death Of hls wife occurred, and BE
was so situated a. 10 be unable TO avail him
sel sell q them hem much % his grief. pr 7. Tai
clan, was his family medical adviser, and be
was OF course sent Tor 10 attend Mr.. Rich In
bis last sickness. Mr.. Rlch's wife and chill
drou were all dead, and his immediate atten-
dants we're his brothers people, his house
keeper, business partner, and number Of
ofncious ministers, superannuated AND other
wise, who had for years hung around him
IKE 90 many leechea, and naturally grow 40
lively interested a. the hour approached
when their wealthy friend was 10 pass from
earth and his immense estate become the
property Of others. ~.
What greatly excited their apprehension
was that Mr.. Rich had left an unsigned will,
which they supposed ought TO be signed, else
his property might no, DO dlsposed o. accord
ready to drop into the lap Of the church, Of
which the denomination must not be cheated
consequently they deliberated how 10 get tho
sick man back 70 consciousness for moment
70 do what they supposed he had failed 10 DO
-execute his last will and testament. DR..
Talbot was askod II there was no way In which
he could be restored for few minutes, and
replied that II wasvery doubtfullf the stricken
millionaire ever recovered bis senses. They
then asked II bleeding would not have that
result and were toll that the chances were
one IN nfty that he might recover gradually
BY the use OF restoratlves, about one In one
hundred II bled. Bnt this did not satisfy the
rapaclous ministers. DR.. Talbot, after re-
naming for some hours with the dying man,
was Obliged TO leave him, and found, on re.
turning TO bis house, the following instruc-
lions upon his slatei
1.-THE friends OF Mr.. Rich have thought best to
oall IN Dr. - n a. old friend.
(Slgned) Oh"
DR.. Talbot hurried back and found a we'll
grown allopathlc doctor tharo, and that under
the Instructions OF the Methodist brethren he
had let pint Of blood from the dying mans
arm. VI course thls oEpedlent had no effect
upon the mind Of the sufferer. He never raj
lied, but ceased 10 breathe some hours alter.
The calling Of the new doctor was against the
wishes Of all the members Of Mr.. Rlch's
household, who knew how repuguant such a
course would be 10 his wishes, but was the act
OF this self-eonstltuted Methodist protecto-
rate. Considered with reference TO any Of
the parties affected, this act was one Of the
most scandalous and reprehenslble thinRs
ever done under the cloak Of a religious ne
oesslty. -Boston Cor. Springfield Repubiicdn.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-01

After the great Are In London In 1908, .
banch OF judges, OF whom Blr Matthew Hale
was chief, sal at Cllhord's Inn 10 arrange all
differences between landlord and tenant
during the great buSlDess Of rebuilding, and
thus prevented an endless train Of yeIatiOus
reault wa 20 satisfactory 10 the city OF Lon
don that 10 was determined TO have the por-
traits Of tho judgoS painted, and hung In
theii ball q = permanent memorial Of their
gratitude, ia iI7Ii-7 -
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-01

TEE Duchess dc MeyrAe, tho wlfe Of the
representative Of one Of the Oldest families 10
Roltou, has been run over and killed In Parlo
by q brougham. She had come 10 the capt
tai with her husband merely for the purpose
furnished apartment, for q few days, at No.
~ Rue do Madame, In the FAubouTg 81, Ger
main. A private carriage, belonging 70 .
h0rss-dealer, bowling along IT . great rate,
knocked her down In tho street By . blow on
the cheat from the apllnter-bar. Neither the
horse nor the wheels Of the carriage passed
over her body, but the force OF tho blow was
such a. 70 kin her on the spot, The corpse
where II was Immediately found that life wai
extinct, Tbs duchess thus suddenly carried
on was young and beautiful woman, And
had been four mouths married.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-01

The English fashion OF weddings is becom-
Ing quite popular In New York. The bride
ls attended at church by slx bridesmaids, who
walk In couples up the aisle, there being no
groomsmen. There are also slK ushers, Who
after the ceremony, take the place OF grooms.
church. The bride Walka IN The aisle Sith
her father, and the groom waltss for her al
the alter steps, having entered previously al q
aide door II w.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-01

IJSrEp STATES s, RhTEST g 9EyI9E: n, 80,
Ioa the pstitioa q WILLIAM q QARi, q nsv York,
% him the tth dag Of MAg for an improvement
On the 81 daI % April nsKt, that Ole time foI
aiine arEunsats and the ksnniasr's report b
llmltad to the 18th d. a April nenL and that nAid
petition Be heard On me lIth dag Of April mart
Apy Isrsoa mar evpeoas w l. s ,,.,.s
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-01
NEARRIAGR GUIDE.

EYkRY ONE MS OWN DooToR-Bslns prI.
be married., both male and fomals In sVsIythina con.
esrning ne solo and 5alAtions q our ssIua 0S.
the new diseQyehe4 never esiors 0issn n
ne EhgilAh AnEpAes. ~ WM. YOUNG, n; d. This
Ten IN plain iAAsnAgs for the general reader and Il
SISd psSeS, o. tSos" sostsmeiIiss a 19aas nd -
hAyinA the least inpedimsnt 70 married lie shOIdd
teAd thia book- 10 dIooaoa asoretl that ever 0la
khSald b aoquaiatsd Nth sill ID 4 book that mull
p locked up, and not let Ne about the house viii
20 NIL IoYHq. No. as Spruce E.rSst, above
W-iifEIoTED AND UNFORTUNATE. No
mattst NhAt mag DO youT disoAas, before you pl.es
FOassoh under the care o. any one Of The QOAOkA-
papaH. rsta oopy Of Dr.. HounHu book and read oaIs
tall, y ~ r. ne msAssSf s.siPh JSs Vsay aol,
Be eangalied on alS 81 ths ai.aAfs. dgoribsd q his
iIESsl a6sIs ToaTih. Fhil.dSiphLA- dss2ta
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-01

" wAsnIsoros. d. o.. fsbuary ia lsIl.
Oh ths petition o. oEoRon X. ssow, Of Wa.sr
granted TO bin On the 18th day Of MAg, 1855 and
Issued the ATTN day Of August, i8d1. Tor an I'm
groyement "a Machines for AmrlnE Post once
Its ordered hat tho tsstimOsy In the ease be CLOSED
on the 18Th day Of April mort that the time for filing
Arguments aud the KIAmlnsr report DO limited 70 ths
NH DAY Of April noIt, and that said petition b
heard on the lat day Of Nay merit
Any person may Oppose this extension.
h Nav NJ ID. IEG0kIsf. Oommlsslonef.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-01
IN. Longest speech .. R.csrd-rl. IisAsOrn.

The Longest speech o. Rscord-Ths Iiehborns
....r Case
Sir John Duke ColeridRe concluded on
Wednesday, In the Tichborne trial, ono OF
the longest speeches before Jury on record,
having spoken more than twenty days, be-
tween four and ave hours each day. The
reports Of his speech have occupied about
seven columns In nne priut Of the London
Times, i've days In each week, for moro than
four weeks past Tho speech, however. will
take LIS place In the history Of jurispudence
as more remarkable for It's clearuess. ita con-
clseness and its admirable arrangements OF
facts and arguments than for iis unusual
length IL seams strange, perhaps, 70 speak
Of 90 long speech - neonelse," but 10 was
review Of evidsnce ELECTED during nearly
sixty days Of q very searching examination
OF many witDesscs-
Sir John Colsrldge has arranged all the
facts shown In their proper sequence, aud eI-
amlned their slgnlhcance, with no superiority
Of words, and without dwelling on details
more than their Importance seemed 70 war
rant He has exhibited, In the strongest pos
slble light, the many contradictions and In
conslstencles on the part Of the claimant aud
his witnesses. He hAs shown, conclnsively,
that thls man remembers nothing whatever
Of tho life Of Sir Roger Tichborne previous
TO his twenty third year, when he disappeared.
What he seems 10 remember Is easily trace
able TO the opportunity he had 10 read Sir
Rogers letters during his life In England;
and In all other Instances, what he proiessed
10 remember IL proved 70 be false. The games
OF hia childhood, hla teachers, rambles, school
mates and other associations are all q blank
In his mind. For this strange freak Of mem
DRY no explanatlon-as OF sickness or mental
deblllty-hAs been offered, and much OF the
remarkable speech Just concluded was do
voted 70 this branch OF the subject. II Is safe
70 say that whom the counsel for the defence
resumed his scat yesterday the jury were
without leaving tho courtroom. The coming
testimony will DO interesting In Itself, but Il
can have no important bearing on the result.
That OF the ilrst witness called, Lord Bellsw,
u reported as very damaging TO the claim.
ant Nv J. Posi-.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-01

On the petition Of joins d. BiRDsEiI, 81 south
Bend, Indl.nA. PrayiuE for The eEtses!:h q Z pat:
Tols lusd on the s day % April stl Tor an improve
meat 10 MashisoI ioE hallins and Ihrs.eius oo,s5
closed on the 18Th dag Of April nsHtl thai the time
mlssa q * SS;s a. "a Lpr nsal "a Iss NJ
petition Be hoard on the l.. dag o. haJ NEXT
Arr person MAJ Opposa this extsnnion.
hi4ASU NJ. ID. LKG0KfT. Oommiu.ionsr.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-01

Tnts Is TO OWE NOTION THAT THR SUB
1 sorber has obtained from the Supreme Uo4rt o.
the Distiet o. Columbia. holding special Terra. lat
tera Of Administrron the personal sstats Of ilG
nnrm kHLLr, late Of Washington county, u. o.,
deceased are hereby warned 70 snhblt the same With
The ypaohes thereof, 10 the subscriber on befsrs
the 18th dag Of ffbruary nsnt they MAJ othefsf1s b.
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