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500 Wheat Drills az Sl3O........... ...... g. 60l
500 Horse 6akeS, az Sao.................... 1880
200 Wheat Fans. 20 SlO..................... 500
500 other Machines, Cutting Boxes &c, OIL.
averaging 7]l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-01-25
school, BOOKS.

BUFFALO Robes, Horse Blankets Skates and
ID Sleigh Bells, for sale by
Dec. Il, 1872. JAS. Law. HOOFF.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-08

An interesting question, particularly for those
who would regulate, or attempt to regulate, the
eating and drinking of the community BY legal
enactments, is to be discussed at the fourth
annual session of the American Association for
the Cure of lnebriates, which commences this
week In New York city. The physicians and
!" laity" who attend these meetings are fully
convinced that the cause that leads to the Excess
sive use of alcoholic or opium stimulants is a
verita6le physical disease, and advocate this
theory. The object of their meetings annually
Is to obtain more light and experience on the
subject. They are a unit in favor of the great
utility of lnebriate asylums, which shows their
belief, after experience, in the doctrine that the
love of alcohol and opium is a disease, to be
cured by proper treatment. If this is settled in
the affirmative, the question arises whether
those not subject to the disease are to be
restrained, or only those afflicted with 1t, who
are compsrably few in number. Reformed
drunkards, IL Is said, make the most earnest
temperance advocates, which is accounted for
by their judging others by their own experience,
which is natural, but does not always lead to
correct conclusions. The temperance reform
accompanies most good when 1t confines itself
to the same agencies used to propagate the
great truths Of acknowledgements and ex-
ample. Christians or temperance men, made
% by law, do not amount to much.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-08

Hadn't the New York papers, which take
such great interest In the monetary condition of
the District government, better devote a little
of their space to to the financial policy of their
own reformed" city government. According
to the controllers figuring, the increase in the
CITY debt since January last, or in nine months,
is within q fraction Of twenty million dollars;
and the Herald says: "There is reason to
believe that this statement does not show the
real indebtedness Of the city. 1t is said that
there are claims against the treasury, laid aside
by the controller and not taken into account.
amounting to several million dollars, and these
should be added to our Indebtedness, for thew
are not the old fraudulent claims, but debts
which must eventually be paid with interest and
probably with COSTS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-08
4ApnexIon'' or .Annex ation-''

The Hub and some OF its spokes voted yester-
day upon the question of annexation, and the
result Is that Chsrlestown, Brighton and West
Roxbury are to be added to Boston; Brookline
alone voting no. Incidental to the debate upon
the question, the point was raised by some OF
the wise men OF the Hub as to whether San
nexion" or aanner alton" was the proper term
to use Whittier and Sumner favored Can
nexion, - on the ground that it was the shorter
and simpler word.
By this union the localities named become
parts Of a vsst metropolis, ranking second only
to New York and Philadelphia, and rival of the
last. OF the towns and cities merged in Boston,
CharIestOwn is the smallest in area and largest
In population, containing some T25 acres, in
Guiding streets, and % ,323 inhabitants in 1870
West ROxbury is the largest in area, (nearly
coo acres.) ard second in population, having
s6s3 in lS7O. Brighton has 100 acres and 4, 95I
inhabitants. The extent of Boston as enlarged
will be something more than 10000 acres, and
the population about 2g7 900. The area Of the
metropolis OF London is 5000 acres, Of New
York 145O2, of Philadelphia 50 800. But Bos-
ton will not be content with scooping up Charles
town, West ROTbury and Brighton, but is al
ready moving for the 'annexion" of twelve
other neighbOring cities and towns, by which
she will have an acreage OF 5000 and q popu-
latiOn of more than $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-08
BULLETIN OF AUCTION SALES.

Southeast corner 9Th and streets northwest.
Frame Cottage on Montgomery street, wEpNEs-
DAY, October Sth, at 4.30p m. For w. L. Dun
Valuable Property on !. o. bet .s.n and
p. m. For Nicholas Cailan, Trustee.
2Oih and sist streets northwest, ia RsDlY. Octo-
her 9th, at 4 p: m. For b. P. Dodge and P. A.
Valuable ImsroSsd Property on Rhode Island
FRIDAY, October 10Th, IT .. m. Tor Henry
Vice Gsrnett and James M. Caperton, Trustees.
The I Furniture Contained in the St: Cloud Hotel.
Bosue and d. I. Foley. Trustees.
Two Ne. J,o, o., story Frame COTTAGE. On r, be
October 13tb. at p. m. For Francis and Samuel
Wheatley, Trustees.
The Stalls in the Eastern Market, WEDNESDAY,
0ctIber 18th, st p. M by order o. A. T. Shepherd,
Governor.
the Capitol, HUKspXY October 10Th, at a:s G's D.
me- for Bosue and Foley, Trustees.
yalrs' sR HSjsI P5SPsSy Known the "s
Bogue and Foley, Trustees. y A''' '''
THURSDAY, October soGh, at 80 D. m for f.aas
L. Johnson and b. Lewis Blackford, Trustees.
., BIO 600 worth of Dry Goods, OCTOBER sOth and
Ji i,., shd NOVEMBER 9Th and 9th, stock Of ]. w
Three-story Brick House on IIth, near r street
nor Invest, ON FRIDAY, October 3ist at n m :.
iof WIN WOODWARD and d. r. MorseIl, Trustees
Jewelry, w atches. &C., of 8 Goldstsin & Co. Bro
seIs, Oh NONEMBER lst and Sd, morning and eve /.
:, valuable suburban Property, known as Prospect
HIlI. near Glenwood, MONDAY November "a M 4
z; M, ior William Il. Woodward and b. r. Morssli,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-08


By the tone Of the Berlin journals, it is evil
dent that Germany is watching with close in
terest the movement in France in behalf of a
monarchy. 1t is not disguised that the elevs-
ton of Count de Chambord to the throne of
France would be looked upon as a virtual
declaration Of war against Germany.
A letter of NJ. L4boulaye to his constituents
gives an intelligent view of the French situa-
ton. He estimates that there Is a small ma
jOrity in the Assembly Of all the elements OPP
posed to a republic, though he believes the
country Is republican. The monarchists who
favor the elevation Of Count Chambord to the
throne, desire a constitutional monarchy after
the manner of Louis Philippe, or Leopold of
Belgium, but he seems inclined to insist upon
ruling by the divine right of Kings, and with
out any regard to popular sovereignty. M.
Lsboulaye fears that If he should appear to
accept the terms Of the constitutional monarch
lists 1t would be false pledge, and that he would
throw off the obligations on gaining power
seduced by the same sophisms in regard to the
inability of King 70 limit kingly rights, that
led Charles to commit perjury. NJ Labou-
laye believes that in other countries a mon
archy can give as much liberty as a republic;
but the French democracy will not accommo-
date itself long to a royalty. and he therefore
desires to spare bis country from another revo-
luton. What France wants, he saws, is full
liberty, and security guaranteed by Just laws
The republic calls everybody to the service of
the country; the monarchy would be the reign
OF party.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-08
THE WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT, OHcs Of Chtsf Stsaal Q9esr,l
WASHINGTON, October s, 1878, l0:5O O. m. Z
SYNOPSIS roR THE PAST TwKNTy-rouR HouRs -
The barometer has risen since Tuesday morning
ut the Atlantic states and the area Of low
barometer that was off the coast Of New England
Las moved nOriheast~ ard Nova Sc tia into the
Gulf OF st. Lawrence. The cyclone on the South
Atlantic coast has moved northeastward beyond our
statioIs. The highest barometer is central ever
Tennessee, and the pressure has fallen in the
irene northwest. CLEAR weather prevails through
out the country east Of the Mississippi and Missouri
valleys, except on the immediate New England coast
Fresh to high northwesterly winds continue on the
middle Atlantic and southern New England coasts.
Fresh north and northwest winds in the southern
ard Gulf states. SOuthwesterly winds over the lake
region, and sOutheasterly winds in the northwest
Cloudy and raining weather coDtinus In northern
California, Oregon, and Wyoming.
PRSBABILIIIKs. During the rest of wednesday
throughout the Atlantic states. nortswesterly winds
and clear OF clearing weather. For the middle
states nds back to southwest, with rising temporal
ture BY Thursday morning. For the lake region in-
creasing southwesterly winds backing to south east
over the upper lakes, with falling barometer, pre-
eediBg a storm center in the extreme northwest
For the Ohio valley southerly winds, rising temper
sture and clear weather. For the Gulf states clear
weather and diminishing northerly winds, shifting
to sostherly on the immediate coast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-08
The Markets.

The Markets.
BALTIMORE October S-NIgiHia 81, consolidate
451ai Wet Nirginia'r 10 Did To day.
BALTIN0RE, october o-COttou quiet and steady,
EGl7a Flour steady and unchanged Wheat quiet
sba sdJ-chOice amber, 1901 IS. Corn NOMINAL
no Iteeige-white southern, 70; yellow southern,
e1-sop,hern, $500; w,sier1 tnlI.d, Sos; do
Hsy nlchaI g.d; Provisions dull. Mes. p1rk,
II 25dH 20 Bulk meafs-shoud-rs, N; clear rib
sides. "a BscOn-shoulders, 9d9l4 clear RIB sides
l0GiOl4, suear-cuIed hsm-, l5dl5. LarJ, Sl4618h
e-ieTu b. ter stsady-gcod to choice. :66a1. Cof-
e. nosiusl-fsir to piim-, 1@s2t5. whisky quiet,
INV YoRE, October s-Gold opened at Ilos..
Nav York, October S-Stocks qaist Gold, 90
Money, - and interest to I-l6 and interest, tx
change, long, Ia; short, 81 Governments dull and
NEW YORK, 0cto Der s.-TIour steady and nader.
and unchanged.
LoNDos, October 8, $3.50 ,: m.--oon.Ols for
money, S25s G92h; for account, ezxa97sl. Bonds Of
1865, old, $50; new iyes, 9lzS; Erie, 4Ox
LONDON, October 8, go p. m.-fhs rate ef dis
count In market for three hs bills Is ZIG,
Fer cent, or l6 below the Bank of England rate.
Erie, al.
PARIS, October -Rantes So francs % confines
LONDON, October 8, 8 D m.-Erie, Az.
PARIS, October 6-Rentes IS francs 10 confines.
LONDON. October !, y m.-The amount of bullion
one into the Bank Of England on balance to-day
il flDlOO. Erie, AS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-08

Married disciplesof Woodruff, who, previous
TO taking up with their new afinities, were
wont TO repair TO that wicked city, Chicago,
where marital bonds were loosened with Sc
crecy and dispatch, will now have to seek easy
divorces in some other place. Chicago takes q
new departure. In the superior court of that
city, Judge Cory has made an order refusing to
permit references Of suits for divorce to . mas
ter in chsncery, and announced that hereafter
all such suits must be tried in open court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-08
BOARDING.

R0ARDING-FURN1sH ROOMs-One Back
- PaTior IN nrsi floor, AMI tao nice Front Rooms,
sith ard Call al ell street, near Post Office.
Ais Table Board. Octs I'm
ROARDING.-Nicelyf furnish back PARLOR,
" sullalle Tor g-nilemsn and wife; also, few
TABLE BOA bDERS sccomm pda I'd. References
required No. 500 Ii street northwest. uct7 ST.
ROONS. BOARD AND MEsLS-First-claSs
IL ROOMS, en- sgite and single. TABLE b 'AKD
aid MEALS sent out; 1919 4 street, corner
nth. ,cf7-Ss
NEW AND ELEGANT FURNISHED RU"Ms,
single OF en- suite, with withsut Board; all
modern improvements 437 street, opp site Me-
tropolitsn Church. sep23- I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-08

The musical event Of Monday night in New
York was the debst OF Tamberlik, the once
famous oId-vorld tenor, who years ago in Lon
don used to rouse the audience TO wild enthu-
siasm- But like his rival, Mario, his voice has
deteriorated greatly, though he has not fallen
to the same degree Of incapacity As the latter.
Enough Of the finer qualities Of his voice remain
to make him pretty fair card Of attraction to
be put forward by managers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-08
MEDICAL. &c.

nR. HENRY WILSON, NJ. 5IS - CO.. "A
% y.srs * serieneein Army Ho-phsls and Pris.'s
ffsctee PROMPT ouree. No iulur ions u,.,stet,a.
A perfect cure and scenfsfc .r.a e,,s,,-
neht eehNhtetd Charge reasonable and aniy one
ensIAe t,r Aofice alia msdicius
It's. ~>'s' W ~ enae
nR LEON, tesssL,Es PsVs,-,1.- al ,.,s
~ street, sbeNe II. H1urs, 10 T. IL sto a. nd 10
speeiAiues-femAle Complaints and cutanssa.
ei''Nsts. sePls-lm.
nR. JANE WILSON has REMoyED a. slz An
~ street., between and u str-st. north -. 80
has pleasant rUms FOR lsdte- ~i-hi.E r.fic.i
ment and the bet Of attendance. .~rs So
MADAM ROSS, tas tslsbTafsd Ileoi-,S, ,,S A :.
l rolor,Sf, has returned q this CITY, s-r an al
sence Of some time, and will BE- pl-ss.d 20 see her
old friends, and all others desiring 60 consult h~r
She IL nov located si sig lAh street north 81. soa
10 the only LADY endowed with the natural sin ID
revealing the pat sDd foretelins the future N -
advics IN business h invaluable She r-.p-cttaIiy
invites all 90 call and Be convinced % her grad
povers. As the hsdsms stay 10 limited, ell ~he
vish 10 consslt her should embrace this OBpsrtu-
nifty. sepa o.
lRs n. ,. FRKNCH, oh PHILADkLPHIA,
fs the celebrated Reliable Clsirvoysut Physician
and Tssa Medium, has located Ct 1913 Ne~ York
tyebue. Once hours-h Q. N. 10 .. N. EneaSs-
ments can be made Tor evenings. leli-D
EEhALR DISEASES Of eli kiDds tresfed. ps-
sortee osse sna enolc.- es sdsies and rcdi-
cine VII be sent Address Hrs DR.. THOMPSON,
Nc sts HNrtk tsN s-r~es phfsdslphi. s-r-iys
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-08

The Springfield Republican, albeit unused to
overpraise Of Government officials, can't see
the display OF Capitalization that shocks
some journals in the act Of Secretary Robson
in carrying of the Buddington party to WASH
ipgton to get their story from their own lips.
The RepxbIiean thinks it IL only the ordinary
precaution Of coroner in dealing with the
testimony, IL any crime has been committed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-08

Wall street continues quiet, the Stock Ex-
change being exceedingly dull, with declining
Tor prime paper. Government bonds are higher
with dull market.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-08

The New York liberal state convention meets
at Elmua to-day, and the democrats having
decided to do without them, there is some curl
osity to know ~hat they are going to do about
=. Like Daniel Webster, they seem to have
~ 90 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-08
REORGANIZATION NOTICE.
To TIE VOTERS OF TIE DISTRICT OF 90.

As required by the "act in relation to the regis
tration Of voters In the District Of Columbia an
proved June D, 1873, the Board of Registration for
the strict Of Columbia will hold sessions daily ex-
cept sundays, between the hours of II M and D. m
o. esch day, COMMENCING on MONDAY, september
=, and ending With WEDNESDAY, October 8, 1873
al their rooms in the Executive Building north west
corner q avenue and 18th street north
west, Warrington, d. O., where all persons pos.
fore registered and all persons whe have arrived II
tne OF twenty lone years since the last election,
AND those who will attain that age on or before the
18th day OF October next, and all persons who we're
previously registered and have changed their resi-
dence from one Legislative district to another and
will have resided therein thirty days immed stely
preo ding the l4th day Of October next, and ali per
eons VINO have been nafuralized and whose natural.
naiion paper1 have mafured, must present them
el.y registered.
Persocs who were registered ct the last resistrs.
ton and have not changed their residence from one
Legislative district to another since, need not
appear before the board, by the terms OF the
Law above cited the registration Of voters for the
1877 stands the registration of voters for the
general election OF lH3,' subject to such changes
and correcti ms a. are made necessary by the pro-
visions Of said act, in the cases above mentioned
moval from the district Of any citizen req ueste6
10 report the same TO the board.
There will be no registration In the several
Legislative districts, nor at the City Hail. but the
board will be in session At the Executive Building
the day Of election, during the hours such cleo
tion is held "to certify In cases when error has
been made In transcrbng names Of persons entitled
to vote" and for that purpoSe only,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-08
Personal.


NOTlCE.-All persons are warned against pu--
Sha-lbR or negotiating Tor FOUR NOTES, dai ed
April 9th, ISL, signed by Palmer Green, escn for
SlU am pay able at ?, 8, AMI years after date,
0 my ofdsr, AS pGy meat 81 said notes has he-u
stopped To- any person BAT myself. Il. A. SHINN
octODtf 4th, 1878. hep.I Oc7 ct
MApAME MARITIME, SpirI.saI and B1stnsss
AVE- Medium, can be consulted at No. 1908 St
northwest sittiEgs 10 a. m to p M sepls eli
MADAME FLORENCE, nae Csieo1at.d CYa,rpoy-
Nl aat, h uDeqGali in telling the past, present,
and failure Of your lfe in causing speshy Ages
bringing the separated togathsr, sna poi.ticg DOT
tue sure way Il success in life. In of bssi-
ness her aovce is invaluable. Sne gives uui sersal
satsiacffop none ever r. grsi consulting her. Sat
isaction given or no pay. Gao be consulted her
Parlors, No. e13 4th street northwest. sep4-6x'
OBSTACLES TO nAHsIAGE.
HAPPY RELIEF ron 70 UN6 MBN-seut
Tree IN eesled letter envelopes. Address, howard
ASSOCIATION, Phil sdel phia, Pc AN Tsstituti.p
having high reputation for honorable conduct,
AGO rrofee.IonaI sklll iy7sm
"STATgyOLEkOI,n0k ThI Will OURI.
- the GBEAfEsT DISOOvERT
OF THE WORLD.
By Is all diseases cured. No medicines used ann
no laying on Of hands. Taugh, BY Nrs J. B. FL
lot, 412 street northwest an7-tT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-08

passed safely over He'll
The Graphic baIIo.
gate and landed In Canaan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-08
BUSINESS CHANCES.

III II SAlE-An establish q q OIFh1 rENhEs
L slss eat barsain. InGuire At 400 a. .'rs-',
rn-r yirgiais avenue. ocis 81
$4,000 nsa.o inl s 81, la|as
Once Box $50, CiTy. ~
LOB sALE-4 noe DkUG STORE, With about
sq, a 81 .@s p e. 10 EaToS
a rare chance to a young Ptsrmscist or Physician.
drs:: aas isih street southwest before 70 a.
WILL kXcHasGE foa CRY PROPERTY
hsf miles IF m the city, with amount Of ground
FOR sALk-smsii HOUSE on ...t side Of lnh
street, between W and Boundary. $50 cash and $40
W. W. METCALF, Real Estate Broker,
octs 81 Corner 18th street and New Yo' Avenue.
1--WE THOUSAND DOLLARS WANTED At
rorea rss serss sSab. the aSoan oR u s
est payable quarterly or semi annually. A,dr"
o Provsment tsAes, for sal; at !1SIs e,n.s BY
cess Over S.,iOus: Metropolitan S.hs.
i TRUcks. Hs s rsk and sA srAbEs re-
Eisht pr cent bonds q the Bs.'d # Pahle wSrt.
Nil be taken In payment. Call Al 90 High st,eet,
George;own. oct7lv
EoR SALE OR EXCHANGE The osn-T o.
exchs &c it for Real Estate ciS, or coua,ry =. he
de.tss 10 retire from business. &C 81
ITO LoAN-Qn good Re.l Estate, $1,000 and
Il = 500. Address Lock Box $50, City Post OF
nee. &C a3
E'oR sALE-The stock, Fixtures aud Good will
Of GROCERY sroks; calisn one u tn
Uue Lease on House and Store given Il desired.
AN kARTHouhkk CSS ES sd sa2nr VI
FOR sALE-An elegant sstory RRIOk HOUSE.
on west side 9h street, bet seen ard NJ with dsap
10, and lSk as5Ie, all il the most P.rf G. der;
Three i-.tory 5 room deep HOUSES, on Isth.treet,
THEE STORY HOUSES, M l7th sSTeei between
and Nj, with every modern convenience, and nearly
ore s.stofy BRICK, with very deep side and
desirable BIZ sISEss Lot at U corner n and asth
4 .pisSdid BUSINESS LOT at the intersection Of
fine LOT At cSrner Of Massachusetts avenue and
oe i'iss' sfi RsP near knso %fEs5S iii .S
VNnE SAFEST INVESTMENT OF MONEY IN
THE WORLD Is in LAND, especially near
States, which is destined to become the great Paris
rare opportunity for such aa Investment 10 now
offered by The subscriber in his subdivision Of the
North tn, Arlington Hsights into FIFTY SMALL
splendid views Of VI ashingto and surround ngs
mac, resder them perfectly hesshs. The se soil !.
very supe,ior specially for grapes and all fruits
springs Of tie pnr@.t son co water. " ''"s
These attr sctise highlands accessible by good
ads and easy grades, in delightful drive If few
minutes from this city, and offered very low aud
on acc pmmodating terms. Several Of these desira-
ble Lots have been recest sofa TO gentlemen who
-" ." imnrnos .h-m " It'll me building, sc,
ROBT. A. PhILLIrs,
Real Estate Broker, GLIB Isl n street,
seTN-tr Over National Metrop Titan Bank
k'OR GALE,
BY AUSTIN r. BROWN,
Corner Of New York avenue aud Fifteenth street
Three large double HOUSES, ranging in pricr
from QUO to So 900, and eIsl other drst class
Houses.
One whole square of GROUND and LOTS in al
HOUSES aud LOTS at Mount Pleasant. esl,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-08

f SaSfS sr SASEs''
sepl1 BOARD OF Reeistration.
Drht sHvINas AND f fsHsr d6M ffPARsH4AHs
WAsHiSsIoS, D: C., September 80, 1873.
apply its rule requiring SIXTY DAYS notice Of
.epss,aa "''" CIV WET sTifoKNrY. Aotu.ry.
FGEoRGE W. KAUFMAN, Justice Of a.
w Peace, attends to ali kinds 81 Claims and Lee
ssl southwest corner Of sh and
TPBNICKp INDIAN HAIR REsTORER
~ ,I has never been known TO fail u frees the
Natural coior render; i sot and pfi.bs. prevent:
:.s rsis
TwAsHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK.
beposssrs are requested to leave their books ..
the bank, that they may be balanced.
Z. once q Sg n.y u.
charged to the proper .ccounts ,
or M
as payment will strictly be demanded
S. u. md b g. q:
O.n.; ~ WIN =. AATTINGLrs;. k 1,s t,:,
FMILBURN's POLAR SODA,
iEs coLDss1 AND 3 EsrIN THE WORLD.
With pure Fruit, Dream and other syruDs.
vaIHERAI sPaIsa wArlRs.
NO. lASS RknNsYLvAnh AvBNvBs
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICI.
the ps,sos II JGGS GP Pf'C 81 @
New York, praying for the extension Of . patent
granted to him on the 18Th day Of March. 1850, for
Springs a Skeleton Shirts:
Ii is ordered that the testimony In the case be
closed on the 10th day Of that the time
for filing arguments and the Examiners report be
said PETITION be heard on the IS day Of February
Day Fl.
IN Thk sUPkEMk COURT OF rHE DIsT.ICr
OF COLUMBIA,
Ms MURPHY, deceased, the ex.cutriI sfors.
AS, with the spgrS6s,ai.n q thu Supreme Gour.
e. q s s.y By desas.: & s
TUrsDAY, ID distribution Of the personal &c
he.I .etilrment =. and q the assets In hand, As
tate q said decezseo, objected and turned into
lar as the same have been creditors and heirs
:ss ar. Ses acsd to Ss1a:s Sy
cinims properly vouched, or they may '-sssed' {
law he EXCLUDED from ell benefit 10 said DE- led
estate provided COPY Of thi: order Ds pss;ou.
to c tbs ;sis day wfssrER. R.si...r Of wins.
| IlIssOLUiION OF COPAk
The eop.r.rership Of COLBoRNI, BhooKEs
Co, Patent Solicitors, Room Federal bioSk, Sos
go, lGs. All d,b,. due By the arm vtll be paid by
Henry Orth, all accounts TO the nrn will be
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