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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-04
NJ. HARTZ.
L'AMlBE.
A USEFUL INVENTORY

By reference to our advertising columns the
entitled the "wsshington silica Pipe COMPANY
Re d III PssS pns
the material known e .,slies, !" Which, y. are IN.
limits. A few days since We inspected some Of
thsse products at the o9iees Of the company on
Four, and-s-h.lf street, which had been furnished
ton & Lawrence, at Staten Island, N. Y, and
confess ourselves most sgreeably surprised at
their Of the
which, We unquestionably predict. must soon
usurp the place of cast iron, cement, artificial
and i q
poses u.liks the vitriaed pipe imported from
Scotland, the silica requires no baking, glazing
to Thirty days in its constfuction) but is merely
placed In moulds at . high temperature, put
under heavy pressure, allowed to cool OF, and
pressure ts,s Almost equal 70 that Of eastiron.
Tho silica will also be used for sidewalk pave
nsnts, mantles, window eopings, lamp.posts-in
competition with iron casting.
In issuing their prospectus, the Washington
Silica Pipe Company invite the cooperation of
support Of those Who desire to obtain what must
prove in this case most profitable investments
Apart from its intrinsic merits, the company have
trict Of Columbia, but for the States Of Maryland
and Virginia. The sewerage OF Washington Is
hardly commenced, while the cities Of Richmond
for such sewerage, and with an established fac
tory here the Washington Silica Pipe Company
will be able to undersell any other similar pro-
4 e: :% sS S liz. e sSpioy %ass
TO several hundred workmen In the District, and
do not propose to interfere with contractors, but
creased facilities and larger profits to themselves
Under these circumstances, We beg our readers
to carefully peruse the prospectus Of the new COM
pany a. advertised, note the advantages and the
names Of gentlemen OF character who are con-
nsctsd with IT, and lend their aid In establishing
Q home Institution which can but result most prof
the company propose to call up but thirty per
cent Of their capital stock, and that only in easy
installments, % sangulns are they Of immediate
profitable results. By the time the Board Of Pub
lie Works arc rssdy TO lay down sewer piping
to furnish their products 70 Contractors.
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AN RATE STRANGER.

LOOKING FOR SOMEBODY TO SHOOT.
On Monday night, shout II o'clock, q two Of
the officers Of the police were passing BY the
Metropolitan hotel they noticed . hatless man
walking up and down the sidewalk, muttering
and swearing. Sstisned thst something was wrong
they stopped to look him over, when he suddenly
drew pistol, and with An oath slightly tinged
with the German accent hs threatened to shoot
them. He didn't do 1t, however, for they were too
quick for him, and in s.jify" both hs and his
weapon were captured. He was taken TITO the
hotel lobby TO see II they knew him, and there he
WAS identified BY the clerks as one Of the guests
Of the house who had been doing the town. He
was persuaded to 60 to bed at once, and LEFT to
dream Of his folly. He couldn't have dreamed
long, however, for In the morning one Of the same
ofncsrs, happening to pass BY, heard . confusion
in the lobby, and on entering was surprised to
find bis friend Of tho previous evening again very
drunk, rushing up and down, swinging big club
and demanding 70 know who had dared to put
him to bed the night before. As he was rather
an lgly-looking customer the officer didn't men.
ton that he had had hand in 1t, but with one or
two Others, pacihed him a best he could and got
him to bed again, where he will probably remain
until this morning.
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TINTED STATES MAIL.
MARYLAND.
P0sr OFFICE DEPARfNESr,(
A llL.r

Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
n- WASHINGTON, Deg. !, lSa
q ,as uR ~ P q Ma ,S
Wand ana y tSs :cGsuis or departures and al1i-
sam From syte.yLlle, by Freedom, rorters and Win
times week 70 Freedom aud three times
Leave sykesviiie daily, except Sunday, as
t:.s: H. ssssss9 ss Il .sssp. Sunday, ..
fT: .: sss:,'s 4s.r.s., and SATIN.
fs.s: ,. s;.ns f.:z.s!,. 4A.-.a., and
A s1i%.a a F r. e ~; pyspm.
Four Corners. q. Oh to Sligo, r miles and
Lsss ssl s S%fs vile wednesday at I'm;
H H,ye s i, s,i ss,s ~ s a; IL m:
Arrive a Sarscnsviile ~ ipm.
$40 From warren to Sweet Air. . miles and back,
Leave Warren Wednesday at AN;
Arrive !. Syst &, A, y !, IN, n; N M.
Arrive At Warren by u N.
s0a From Towsontown to Mount Pleasant, tn.o.,)
Bidder. win ssais distance and propose
Mn. niiss and b.sc. sis tines week %
Greenasid nLlls. and s~ics :, week the resi-
sS:l. .:sI:issiesS g he pSslmas;ss a. Adams
town. a1d In close connection with railroad
M seafraes ars to y sssesasi asd rAsyasd to tks
Dsps.s.s;s g o s.Ss: g z, 81. fGy ysss ~
kavts0 Taflsd, and ~ Postaastsr 0snraI may pro-
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y n n - - ..a ge1ss - - ~ ~ evefe tnss
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HSrSsIIo - tnaSeo mso90enoy %
Sv,rr : rssnneS 40 oeo!Hty. To E1uvi@
sSyEES s trSssa1ae 81 No, prepared expressly
~sSS'S sss "tsnsang eieosut. r.4
~. -..,...I - oA1nAE1Ic
freely and regularly RON IL esSrSe II ~ Hver.
nd y q u night HleogtA I'D quality. Hat the
Consequences Of iee hfe9ulasitase arc SERIOUS. To
nIo8ee, 9oese0ery csenaeA 1efsxs ahoad b
49, y Ieess w. = ~ ansu tne Desired Oh.
49, ass,SlnSe. Cssse.o u 90 g 2 ecant
1R2aY - l!ek g 70 - q ne eonelafing Gle
oene n tnas ~: - 0ene1 go mero Iurga-
tlo1 y uselooe H. ~ 49, - ee11eued to
vasee naseeI non tae sysee1 g leose eace IN
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AxUssxs1ra

DAVENPORT B0OTnERS' MATINEE. =
Ths Davsnpest Brothers seem 70 grow more
astoaishing - their psffogmancss are studied,
Last evening willard hall M allsd BY mysti.
~ audisnes, and slshough the COMMITTEES used
every sxsftion tessesftAA the nsansussd N their
iliusieas yst al tAsis sGeets Ailsd, and tie
somnittss wsss obliged to seanevlsdgs Thorn
audlenes, I'D bstH u thel went int6 the cabinet
via ne Dsvsapoete. ard sltheagh they yere
ss. ss Sc sss =, " "a 81 e
ears and even their wafehe1 md wallets fron
their pockets and laid oaths loor Of the cabinet,
neither Of the 1svsnports s:irred hand or foot
while these feats were being performed. The
Sse1 sem 20
III. sdsss ssa :r
= 81: ~ p "a % sss to
and which challenge the Davsuports have ac-
esPssd, a:S VII b sssa y rsiersnes 70 smother
for the crowds who Will probably seek admission.
MRS. JAMES A. OATES.
That vivaeious little sprite, Mrs. Oates, who has
English opera boude al TO herself, VIII appear
again IN Waahington On Monday evening In her
greatest and most successful piece, ''The Grand
ssos su q 4. :sSa e
Spfishti! little Mrs. Ostss, who sings and acts
With such delectable sbssden and grace, who Is
Aimee done into proper and respectable English
aAd served up with sawes ZAerieatss, and who,
alas! used TO BE- widow. Her memory has been
kept green during her absence BY thsreports that
whsrs that she has bssn. She o accompanied BY |
. capital company Of her own selection, and |
thoroughly 81 fsss IN the various opportunities Of
ess o. 0erolstein,n 0hsnbach's famous produc- |
ton. Mr.. W. 81. Woodneld takes the part Of |
Prince Paul, and Mr.. w. II. Crane appears - |
General Beam. 1.-THE Grand Duchess" ID imper. |
sonated BY the sprightly little lady herself and
every one Knows, or ought to know, how we'll she |
aGss The s e. tie Hsek VII embrace
Chatterer'e,l '.The King's Secret, "The Prims |
Donna Of . Night" and aFortunio," with NATL |
nee on Saturday. For the "Oatesn season the |
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CHOICE IsyEsrNxSrs.

! have srsrs sppsetualsy - invest neos1,
either - goo1 lsal sstats seeur1ey for long Tim
a. higher rats ofiptsxset.
The Intrinsic valae d real estate centrally
ioeated in this city, and tho facility whicA or
laws give for pronpt collection, IN case Of neo-
payment e both interest ard principal, render
ioIG Investments, with ssmtA1nual interest, 70
Heelo fer tncoDo, ~ Il - u ff1-
Oo.poa notes WI b made, whore dsslrsd.
With interest payable January and July.
Iull particulars and forms furnished on sppli-
eatson. b. H. WARNEA,
30 Real Estate Broker, .
I'd Seventh street
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POAOLO!GICAL.
MEETING OF THE FRUIT GROWERS AS
SOOIATION

s~A$ASA 4ASS We AAA6 nc1A 0noW Emo 40
ISOLATION.
Tho Potomac Fruit Growers Association held
its February session, at the Board Of Trade rooms
yesterday; Col. 8. E. Chamberlain In the chair,
and John Saul, secretary. The minutes Of the
last meeting were read and adopted.
=. Tho resignation Of the secretary was read, but
It was not accepted.
Mr.. J. H. King read . very earnest and intsz-
esting address upon the propagation Of fruits and
importance Of thorough work In bringing forward
new varieties, especially the cultivation Of wild
frutte. He noticed the paw-paW and persimmon,
and thought pleasant fruits would bcfound when
they may have been domesticated, % to speak.
Col. Chamberlsin, John Saul, J. Hoffman
Smit and s. E Clark spoke Of the usefulness Of
the association, urging Increased work in fruit
growing and renewed vigor In bringing forth
topics for discussion and investigation.
Col. 8. E. Chamberlain was appointed Q COM
mtttee Of one to dram proper memorial Of regret
upon the deceaSe Of Hon. J. O. Underwood, who
was IN active member Of the association and Q
friend Of everything Pertaining to the interests Of
fruit growers..
There vas iine display Of winter pears laid
upon the table, John Saul leading with i've va
riettss. - follows Tho Easter B1erre, Doyenne
d'Alencon, Winter Nellis, Doyenne 0oubsult and
1nconnue Vanmous; J. T. Bramhall of Falls
Church, forwarded two specimens Of Buerre
dAnjou, and Col. Chamberlain presented speci.
mems Of the Wine-eap apple, without blotch to
mar their uniform shape and beauty. The merits
Of these fruits were tested - to flavor soundnsss
iQurued,
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REPNIt161y AssoczA-
TI0Y

The meeting Of this association, held last night,
was we'll attended. After the reading OF the
journal by tho acting secretary, Mr.. J. Drum
mond, the president Of the association, Mr.. Chas.
Murphy, addressed the meeting in behalf Of cheap
routes. He was followed BY Judge
Fisher, of Georgia, who read carefully prepared
speech In advocacy Of the Atlantic, Great West
ern and Mississippi canal a. 2 national work,
costing In it, entirety less than eSs
900 900, and being . route free from ice the year
round. He did not think It would interfere with
the undertaking Of other enterprises to cheaper
but held that BY 1880 the country
Will need all the lines which can be built By that
time with the means Ut command. It wonld tend
to give the East and South the corn which 10 be-
ing used in the West for fuel for want Of Market
which 10 nov worth el.l6 per bushsl In New York
city and 11.05 at Savannah, Ga. .r
The address WAS listened 70 with much interest,
and ct its conclusion the meeting adjourned.
Hon. Horace H. Harrison, Of Tenn, was an
nounced, in connection with others, to speak at
the next meeting.
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DRIVEN FROM HOME.
OUT IN THE COLD woRLD-ouT IN THE
SNOW.

OUT IN THE ooI SN w9RLD-ouT In THE
On Monday night, about n o'clock, while Chief
Clarvoe and Detective Sargent were seated in
their cosy room, at headquarters discussing In
teresting case in hand, the door was opened BY
rather . good-looking, but excited gentleman,
apparently twenty-five or thirty years Of age,
oficer. g.. ..rs.-.--. ..
Now the gentleman was excited, but the ''old
stagers" were not, and before venturing to breast
the cold and sleet, they inquired for what cause
they were needed. It was told In few words.
The q sI Of the
vious, and, under the influence Of pretty full
load Of benzine, had suddenly made up his mind
he paid the rent Of the domicile, and IN tie eIer.
else Of his parental and legal prerogativcs,
wanted sole and undisturbed possession Of his
e
way Of enforcing the order and accelerating
their departure, he had produced . pistol and
fired at them.
THE EXPLANATION
satisfied the officers and buttoning their groat-
coats, they started out to protect the refugees.
auarters-bronght them in full view Of the group,
d daa sat.rs nsS:Is s.nss and cousins
discussing the probability Of the arrival OF relief
X * s:::asl sssj "a Ill & .; camping
II didn't take the ofAcers long to mako up their
minds that the shiyering females should DO
housed, and that, too, under the very roof from
which they had been driven. An advance was
agreed upon, An entrance effected, the parior
gained; and there, in an essy-chsir, half asleep,
sat the lord Of the manor. The ofncers took In
the situation Ut glance. The gentleman was
about fifty years Of age, we'll preserved, Of good
physique, and had fortified himself withs
sEvEx-BARRKL COLTS
revolver and Remington four-ehooter, which
were held In either hand, while by way Of guard
ing against contingencies in the shape of an at
tack. he had provided . box Of cartridges, which
were near him on tho floor. They withdrew to the
passage, talked the matter over in whispers, con-
cluded that In his present condition he was dad
crowd" to fool with, and then made up their
minds to mako . rush and capture him. The
plan was carried out and proved entirely success-
ful, for hefore he was aware OF It each hand Was
grasped by one equally ~ strong as his own, and
Re was relieved oil his weapons. It 10 needless to
say he objected vehemently to such procedure,
and threatened dire vengeance on the of1cers, but
they had heard such stuff before, and ~ the lam
ily were afraid to allow him to remain in tho
house he was taken to headquarters, furnished
lodgings for the night, and allowed to depart in
the morning, slser being we'll leetured. The man
IL OF good standing, possessed Of considerable
means and stated that the day Of the occurrence
was the frst time for ten years that he had drank
any liquor. 1t was suygested that II IL anectco
him in that manner he had better haul OF for
smother decade, which hc made up his mind TO do.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-04

NJ III XIV bAkREKsli
ossssa - tseesylvs.Ie evssses 49, Lwensys
,sas14 SvsS:s ~ - shsvs 6 49,. VI lave
9 g: 81. 3 ~ 8 ws,ai - Z
81 =: q; q. fF in; r..,.s.sss.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-04
INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION.

To Contractors, Builders, Lumber Merchants and
others whom &c may concern:
The United states Centennial Board OF Finance
will receive Proposals for the supply Of Lumber,
Iron and other materials, and for the Of
certain works required In the erection Of the Main
Exhibition Building. covering % acres, In Fair
Plans and spseisestsons for the came may be seen
and amer February LIZA At the once ofthe Gem
tennial Board Of Finance, No. 90l Walnut street,
Phnadelphia; and scaled bids, In conformity with
the specifications, viii be received for the whole
part OF the building up 70 noon on February u 1874
at the same place.
Information e to the nature and extent Of the
vo,k may Vow Be SI.,IHed 4, ne S SsiSs Of the
JOHN WELSH, President.
FREDERICK FRALEY, Secretary.
Centennial Board Of Finance.
Approved: A. T. GOSHORN,
jao1-M kThzw Director General.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTiTE.

Emily A. 8. Wroe to James J. Fowler, lot Z,
,quars SIC, tl,soo; Moses Kelly Of N. 70 e. d.
Whitaker, lot IL, Moses Kelly's subdivision Of
puars ga, el,ooo; W. W. Levsring to Lncy
dsight, lot l62, in J. Prather's eubdfvidoa OF
Mount Pleasant, 700; Enoch lotion and wife
. John 7; Roey, part Of lot IA square 81, q 10
,quare 7s7, ssooo; U. H. Painter q NJ. 3 Nm. z.
Jhandler, pc. .ot l. sqare as, 9O,oo0; T. p. Gal
an and vile to Windsor and others. lot I, square
q, no; Michsel 0rssn ct al. 10 II. p. Cailan, lot
!, square 81, $40; @. A. McEuen ct w. to Francis
Howard, lot 50, square ~, q, 900; Michael Ne.
keever and wife to Basil Jackson, lot Q, Hopkins'
Bubdiyiions Of square Ito, d, 900. =
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-04

NxAB m IRnAsuxY,
oives speeial. stfsssion a suvestsents b al kinds
Of tntefest-heaflng securities makes large desiuc-
tisssia f.yinl AS:e 3>3S = ss1sssI ssv .nSSs
O. oae ana pars. a 1eaefpsIoa o. the lots wnl b
sa1eiess ySssest 49, g eaieag p ne Coi.
inssaneee nsASiy go kAlf yosf IN nay - aved.
szE1oueeEBB CENT. BON - alUays On hand.
Orr b. nail peennoaly estepAed - IN persen.
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VETERAN UNION BAIL.

The ball given last night by the German Vet
eran Union for the bsnsAt Of the familyef their
deceased member, Adolph I. Knsss, IVES N en-
tire success, which can b judged nom ths fact
object vas eharitable eass but With tie proven
bal disposition Of The 0srmans they united plea
surs with phIlsathfepyi anA I'D lees g IN. The
them with ndslity and ability, and the eeamlttee
Of arrangsmsnts, with Major O. = Belle, hirly
outdid thsnsslyes IN ninistsfing % TIE esnfot
tss, Hsssrs. Charles Ebsl, Jacob HoE1sF, and
Edward Abner, was 90 Of The best evss Get q 2
public ball, and was heartily enjoyed: Taken all
1sna NAY Nell feel proud. Z
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r,ur uopsrs At aUcr1oN

-s--, e. FINE HORSES AT AUCTION. IN d
Messu. Latimsr 4 CleaRy, auctionsers, viii sell
today, at II o'clock M, for the French Minister,
ct his stables near the corner OF Thirteenth and
X streets, his splendid horses, landau, harness,
stable furniture, &C. As his horses are valuable,
and we'll known to. the citiSena OF Washington,
there will be, doubtless, spirited bidding for
them.
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rHr rTRxwooD HOUSE s1IE.

The sale BY Menfa. Latimsr 4 Cissry, suetion.
sers of the entire effects OF the above establish.
ment, VIII ep@mepeD thlp ne.ping. Private indi-
viduals and the trade should bear In mind this
sale O. the fafstnrs 10 Of the very best class and
IN hrst-rats condition, having been used only .
short time. 80. z-. -..,
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FINE ARTS.

We called In and saw the splendid collection Of
oil paintings now on exhibition ut 1l13 Pennsylva-
MIA avenue, from the Philadelphia Art Gallery.
The sale 10 account OF the artist and our read
ers should not .negIoot it. The sale takes place
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday evenings, at
1:So o'clock, BY LAtimer = Cleary. s y
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rHx A11xRIcUy RrcrPrnOx.

TIE members Of ths Americas club have nads
sxtsnsivs asrangsnnts for THAR sliasl rsesD.
lea, % b hold q Nasoaie Temple ssnlghA
Anees The Invited gsssts ere scms q IT, meet
dons fro0 New Yesk, PHILADELPHIA, BAltimors,
and nieAne.A ere e1p6etea 10 b preilnt Every
sEsgs y belag Dado b.. IL naIagsss 10 nakD
oeoa GiveA q ~ epAS4t ~ ooosoo.
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TINITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

n 2. sss ssssss e s.S1 s ssss
s s:s: s =: re improve.
cesed on the nth day Of March next; that the time
for allng srluments3 bad The Ex.mlnsr's report ee
said petition b heard On the LIST day Of April next
ANY gsr:oa ~ sa f4:t co@%,..,on.r
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OF THE
MER10Us YACHT CLUB,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 4, 1s74.
a. Tishst., e Carriages furnished BY Earl Cruit
Tickets for sale NJ all the pr,pc,r,l ho,.,. 49,.
bookstores. fF~A Ao'V. ~ s''u
ssFT,HE CHURCH AND CIVIL LIZ.
By REX;f;k; DOYLE,

On SUNDAY EVENING, Fcbruary a Is7I
Iieket:, g cents. Seats may be secured Al Ellis,
81 The third Lecture will be given by Rev.
AnrA1 y. Ryan, Of Mobile, at Lincoln Hall, ON
THUkSDAY. February g. Seats may now be Sc
sSred Tor this cture by holders purchasers OF
Inc COuf1e Tickets. f-tl
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CAN THEY BE TIED?
THE DAVENPORT BROTHERS ACCEPT A
CHALLENGE

CHALLENGE
The Davenport Brothers, now performing ct
willard hall, have received ''tying" challenge
from citizen OF Washington, which they have
accepted, as per the following letters:
Editor Star: II the Davenport Brothers, now
performing at willard hall, Wfll allow mo to tie
them as please, and with my own ropes, will
convince them and the public that they ess be
secured 20 as they cannot move, providing they
Will let inc commence the tying outside tho cabI-
net. The test 10 take place Wednesday next.
49, CAPT. DE ArLEY,
Thirteenth street, corner E.
70 the Editor Of the National Republfcdn:
Sir: We noticed IN yesterdays papers the chal-
Be- Showed 70 do 20 with bis own rope. We hereby
accept his OFFER and would be pleased to see him
1t Willard hall, Wednesday evening, at . o'clock.
Willard's Hotel.
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FoRD's OPERA-HOUsE.

Miss LeClereq made her second appearance a.
Galates, last evening, and delighted . large
audience By her exquisite acting in the character
Miss LeClercq II possessed Of symmetrical and
finely moulded figure, and the character Of Gala
tea enables her TO display IL for all its voluptu-
ousness. To assume the role intelligently calls
for the possession Of eombnstson o. talents, and
part she II Justly entitled to high praise. Her
voee ID son and sympethetic; her actions natural
est and sympsshiss q her audience By purely
legitimate means. In no character has she sp-
peared 70 % great advantage - that Of Galatee.
has net with much praise nom the press wher.
ever Il hss been seen. Mns LeClercq will assume
the leading role.
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6a4 eiils5se SslIsa essaas aszs. oesssi sf
go - eAol1onle GUuIGn, asa. :
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TAKE CARE OF row vAIUABlEa

Cali and exanine the Are aad bargiar-pfoof
veaf. OF the Safe Deposit O0opany, corner Of
Nex York svsaoe sad Fihssath street, for salb
kespn{ OF securities, jewels, ailver-Wa1e Or other
valuasles. Rents, f0m ten . sixty dollars pr
annum, according % siss. No busiSsoS msn IN
afford to do without tho0. - :. : -
Take vsrxtsS JFSnNs CAtesss end Rostea Jlres.
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NOTICE TO oRKpIroRs. :
IN TEE cIncVrF COURT FOR PRINCE
SE6eeeE 81, S GSSSMEMTr, hD.' SITTING A a
Jsis y. biIss ssd sshsn. Il. ~ T,i 9

SharinGton nlehe aid etAefs.
The ereditofs q ~ l.ries e the above csnse,
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