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Arizona weekly miner., 1875-07-30

THE PECK-Dr. w. W. Joncs, who has visited nearly all the mines in the Territory, went to the Peck a few days ago, and gives it the prefer ence over anything he has seen in Arizona. He has always had faith in the theory of Prof. En- renberg that there were in these mountains, somewhere, permanent lodges of peculiar torma- ton and great richness, and the Peck is the first he has seen that he thinks establishes tends 60 establish tho correctness of the Professors theory
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-07-30

To get rid of crickets in Silver City, Idaho the citizens had general sweeping bee-get- ting the crickets into pile and then burned them. While engaged in this laudable work, big cricket strayed up a Silver City girls trousers-leg, and, for while, that girl was on the dragged edge of despair" The Avalache never before saw such lively kick ing performed by any human. The cricket's life was of short duration.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-07-30

A LIVING KArT-The leaves ofthe gigan- tic water lily known as the Victoria Regia, in the Botanic Garden at Ghent, having at tained remarkably large size, Mr. Van Hulle, the chief gardener, recently under took to determine their buoyant power. One leaf easily supported child, and did not sink under man. Mir. Van Hulle then heaped bricks over its entire area and found that, before the leaf became submerged q weight of 76l lbs was floated
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-07-30

A boy who had stolen some apples was forgiven for the rather ingenious manner in which he excused himself The schoolmas- ter asking him what he had to say for him self, the urchin replied: "The apples were Toms 1 don't know how he got them: and now they're mine, and he don't know how I got them"
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-07-30

LARGE TRAIN-Oscar Buckslew's train of wag- ons which has been encamped on the west side of the creek filed through town day before yester- day on their way to the saw-mills after lumber making quite an imposing appearance. Sehor Ochoa has charge of the train.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-07-30

THE wickenburg and Tucson mails arrived at four o'clock yesterday morning. The stages are making better time on all the routes than they did some time ago. The cars were to run to the station opposite San Bernardno on the 26th, after which the stock and coaches from Spadra to San Bernardino would be put on this end. We may expect coach on the Hardyvillc route before long
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-07-30

Rev. Alex. Groves, of Maricopa county, a min- ister Of the NJ. E. Church South, called upon Us yesterday. He announces his intention to preach to this people, on Sunday morning and evening" at the Schoo-house, and also that there will be a Camp-meetng in Salt River Valley, common cing Sept 10th.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-07-30

ROGERS, of the Prescott meat market, Is the outside man of that concern while Allen dishes up the flesh to customers. Rogers played circus past the MINER office the other day with very fat COW which he was trying to point in the di- rection of the slaughter pen.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-07-30

A PRoFITLEss SPECULArIoN.-It is said that the great and costly St. Louis bridge, dedicated with such a flourish of trumpets a year ago. as a speculation, is proving a fail ure. It don't earn enough te begin to pay the interest on the bonds, the first and sec ond issues of which to the amount of $9, ,O00 GOO, were negotiated in London, and there is talk of foreclosure
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-07-30

MUSIC by the Eighth Infantry Band, on the Plaza, tomorrow evening:
 l. March-Remembrancc of Petersdorf-Faust. ?. Potpourri from Opera Bellisario-Donizetti 8. Le Mardi gras-Quadrille.- e.-Shubert. f. Duett from Troyatore.-Nerdi.
 5 Le Postillion Amoureux.-Newman. 6. Bilse. .Polka-Concert Polka.-Parlow
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-07-30

HEARD FRoN.-John Arden, who sent his wool to San Francisco for sale through C. P. Head X Co, got returns on Monday. His wool netted him here 2l cents and gained 300 pounds in weight ou the trip. He had about about 5000 ponnds in all
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-07-30

John Raibe has been indulging in more real estate, having purchased the little house and three lots adjoining his new building on Cortez street, east side of the plaza, known as Rudolph Pfierling's residence.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-07-30

There will be Public Examination and En- tertainment given by the pupils of the Prescott Public School, Thursday, Aug. 12th, at the Court House. The parents and all the friends of the children and of education arc requested to be present. Exercises to commence at ? P. M, promptly.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-07-30

GINNING CLOcK.-A large clock, striking the hours, and playing the Cambridge chimes, has just been placed in the parish church at Syston, Lecestershire. The move ment is a good specimen of mechanical skill, having all the latest Improvements, includ- ing Denison's double three legged gravity escapement. Mr. Smith of Derby, has car ried out the work.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-07-30

Wilson and Whitehead have erected house over their new cellar in the rear of the site of their new two-story brick hotel, that is to be. Work will commence on the hotel as soon as the walls of Bashford & Co.'s stores areup
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-07-30

UNREMIrrING kINDNEss.-"Call that a kind man." said an actor, speaking of an ab sent acquaintance" a man who is away from his family, and never sends them farthing Call that kindness ?"
 "Yes, unremittisg kindness" Jerold re- ,,liad
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-07-30

A bad little boy, upon being promised five cents by his mother if he would take dose of castor oil, obtained the money, and then told his parent that she might castor oil in the street.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-07-30

ROBERT DALE OWEN has become insane. The exposure of the Katie King fraud, in the genuneness of which he had and expess- ed implicit confidence, was the exciting cause of his insanity
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-07-30

4 young man in California began to read paragraph about mine to his sweetheart, commencing Yuba mine'-when she in tsrupted him with: :"I don't care if do, John."
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-07-30

THE yield of the Consolidated Virginia mine for the month of June was 5 l, ,5O4 .295 65, and the mill was obliged to shut down seveal times during the month, for want of
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-07-30

Arizona for the week ending July 3O 1875. Ashby Frank Lombard NJ Ashen Christopher Lewall August Arviza, Joaquin Lyndeman John Bagley Fraukil2 Moore John Bennett Charles Mcintosh Archie Bennett CF Monach Frank Blankenship w W Mossbacher Adam Bowlsby. Sam MastersOn John w Biuteri John A Mckenzie Kenneth Blackman. Julius Minges Joseph Barnard, w l. Myers Chas Beatty Miss Willie McMuren Thes Bristow, JamesO Miller Baker, so Moore Lawrence W Barney SB Mcdonald II C2 Barnes, Geo W2 Neal Chas Rr,-an I'm O'Neal Hiram . C, Owens Sylvester Cbr;s,v Wme PortAJ Custer JW3 Payton Jas Cnnch A Putnam fottie Calhoun ML4 fPrin Jim Cook II Ramsey III. Crowel Wm Ruggles JR5 Coats w Rowler Sam Collum W Russell Jas S Doaghery Hugh D ReynoiHs n U ,ounta ,,S, w W. Ray Mrs E T2 ,u,. Ny Riegel John 2 rnH I " Ricketts John i,.n! ~ Rupley Joshua Davis Thos T 2 hyah 'osePh Devore David Sieber Albert Dixon James Strohan David ,,.. IA O Sinclair Walter
 Strickland Ney Friley D M Stone J T 2 c,.rd., a,.x Stonehouse Thos Garret J ssni''n o"huei
 StewaitJW Howard James Slehner Charley Hubner John Stevenson Vim Hunter John Shook " S Hols Wm Schetter O Heunessy Richard Stanton John Hill Joshua3 Schlehner L. Hester w W Strahl DE Hoffman Herman SayerCN Jordan S2 Timmons John Jones K Tborne W H2 levitt Ansel xupu klotz Phil Wilder Mrs Rosa Keeton Chss W Wilson W Kennedy James westfal M l. Ke;hroe II H Wilson J Kennedy Jas H White B Luck John Wilson Landau Fritz Worthington bd Lloyd Wm3 Wilson B Lonnsbury Nehemiah Wilson Wm
 Persons calling fer the above letters will please say Advertised !" and give date of list
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-07-30

SOCIAL PARTY.-We acknowledge the receipt of an invitation to attend a social party at the residence of Mir. and Mrs. Samuel Miller this evening
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-07-30

A witticism of the day in Paris recently defined masked ball as'' uercifal institu- ton for plain women"
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-07-30

A young woman in Chicago. who lost her speech by a severe cold, had twenty oilers of marriage within one week.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-07-30

KELLY < STEPHENS are building an addition to sne'r store. running back and covering their new hre-proof cellar.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-07-30

MR. WILSON is completing new residence back of Thos. Cordis' office, fronting on Cuion street
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-07-30
Local InteIIigence.

SPECIAL NOTICES in the reading columns ,oiR be charged at the rate of THIRTY CENTS per line for rst insertion, and tioenty cents line for each spbsequent insertion.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-07-30

"You can't do that again. as the pig said, when the boy cut off his tail.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-07-30

PREACuING.-Rev. Alex. Groves, of Salt river. will preach, in the Prescott school-housc, on Sunday next-morning and evening.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-07-30

A little girl asked her brother what was capital punishment, and he said he thought it was being locked up in a jam cupboard.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-07-30

HATHAWAY & WALKER have erected quite an Aodition to their livery stable, extending it south along the alley.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-07-30

'.Ir is poor rule that won't work both ways" exclaimed boy as he threw the fer ule at the schoolmaster's head.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-07-30

0. ?. .-JA0 4A1xo c. P. HEAD & CO.,, PRESCOTT, ARIZONA, Respectfully announce the pssps of NsrsAsm Arssss ths, they have on hand
 THE LARGEST and BEST SHOCK GENERAL MERCHANDISE Ever Offered in this Market,
 ....coNsnrixs oy.... LADIES, FURNISHING GOODS Gents Furnishing Goods, Military Furnishing Goods, DRY GOODS oRoczRna PROVISIONS, FLOUR, Dried and Canned Fruin an3 Meats Boots and Shoes, CUTLERY, HARDwAR1
 cRoCKERYwARE GLASSWARE woopNTwARB TOBACCOS AND CIGARS, WINES, LIQUORS, FANCY GOODS, OILS AND PAMn
 Guns, Pistols, RIFLE AND BLASTING POWDER.
 SHOT, LEAD, FUSE AND CARTRIDGES
 Iron and Steel, Mining & Farming Implements.
 ETC.. ETC. ETC. WHICH WE WILL SELL, FOR CASH ONLY. AT THE SMALLEST POSSIBLE MARGIN ABOVE
 COST AND CARRIAGE.
 LIBERAL PRICES Paid in Merchandise or Currency
 .-..FOR.--.
 GOLD DUST, GOLD AND SILVER BULLION,
 AND THE.-..
 Merchanta6Ie Products OF THE COUNTRY GENERALLY. Having carefully studied the character Of soods ds srabls for this market and having hand large ssA varied assortment selected with the grssssss pes ble confident that fer the snsuing yssr will better enabled satisfy mercantile ws.ss sf this community than heretofore.
 0. P. HEAD co. Prescott, Ari1ona. January ,, 1874.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-07-30
List of Letters

REMAINING IN THE POSTOFFICE AT PRESCOTT Arzena for the week ending July 90. 1875.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-07-30
PRESCOTT.
s an Francisco Store.

s an Francisco Store. B. ASHER & CO.,, Prescott, Arizona, RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO THE GEN ersl public that have just recei ed and oer ing for sale, the LARGEST and BEST SELECTED stock of GENERAL MERCHANDISE Ever offered in this market, which we will sell at WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, At the loves. possible prices. Consisting of Dry Goods
 Millinery Gooda
 Hats and Caps,
 Boots and Shoes,
 Perfumery and NotionA
 Gents and Boys Clothing, Ladies and Gents Furnishing Goods,
 Groceries and Provisions,
 Wines and Liquors
 Tobacco and Cigars,
 Hardware, Glassware,
 Wallpaper, Cutlery,
 Curtains Carpets, etc. Etc. Etc, Etc. Persons wishing to purchase will do we'll give call befure purchasing elsewhere. and will satisfy them as to the quality and cheapness of our goods. Liberal Prices paid for Gold Dust Gold and Silver Bullion, and Merchantable Produce of the Country.
 H. ASHER co. Prescott, May B, ls75
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-07-30

E. "A L E. K l N GENERAL MERCHANDISE. KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND LARGE ASSORTMENT OF Groceries & Provisions. w N ES, LI@ UOR s, TOBACCOS AND CIGARS, DRY GOODS, CLOTHING HATS, BOOTS & SHOES, LADIES DRESS GOODS
 AND UNDERWEAR, LADIES AND GENTS
 FURNISHING GOODS. MINING & FARMING TOOLS, SADDLERY, CUTLERY & HARDWARE cHINAwARE.
 GLASSWARE.
 CROCKERY,
 TINwARE,
 FURNITURE, HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
 GLASS,
 PAINTS
 OILS vARNISH, WALL PAPER
 WINDOW SHADES,
 LOOKING GLASSES, AUTOGRAPHS AND CHRoMoS
 DRUGS. MEDICINES, PERFUMERY, TOILET ARTICLES ETC, ETC, ETC. competent timer constantly employed, will make all kinds .f Tin Copper, and Sheetiron work. Jebbing in this line promptly attended to.
 JOHN G. CAMPBELL. Prescott. Arizona, September 4 1874
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-13
nIER.

BAIRD. On Monday, July u, at 8 50 a. m, JOIN
JANIS BAIRD, In the s6th year of his age.
Friends OF the family are invited - the funeral,
which Sill take place from HIS late residence, No.
1877 Ohio avenue. on Wednesday morning next at
loo'clock. New York papers please copy1
kENGLA. On the morning Of The 18th instant /,
ct clock, CLARA T., infant daughter Of Louis L.
and Emma kensls, aged u months and days.
Friends and acquslntauces u the family in
ylted TO attend the funeral Wednesday evening,
At O'Clock, from parents residence, heights OF
Georgetown.
MALE. On Tuesday, July 18th, CHAs MALE,
in the saith year Of his age.
FrieDdsOf the family are invited 20 the funeral at
the 18th street Bsptis church, Thursday afternoon,
at 5 O'Clock.
T0BIN. On July 18th, Mrs. CATHERINE ToBIN.
FuDeral on wednesday, at .. m, from her late
residence, No. 1ll9 let street northwest. Friends
are respectfully invited. May she rest Ia peace.
WILLIAMS. In Georgetown, at MD might, on
Abe 18th instant, BRcoKE B. WILLIAMS, In his 2ith
year, con Of Brooke r. and Caroline W illisms.
Funeral notice in 90 -morrOw's Star and morning
Republican.
ROBINSON. On the llih instant, Of cOpee.fion
Of the brain, CHAkLEs GIVEN RoR $50 y. infant son
days.
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gBrignOIi's sister Keeps a boarding house

grBrignoli's sister keeps boarding house
in Paris.
~Boarling school miss: go, Charlie! 1
expect TO graduate at next commencement"
Graduate? what Will YOU graduate
in? ?" "Why, in white tullei"
r9-An accommodating an-Buggs-"H Hello,
Trlpe, mOving?' Tripe-"Yes." Bugs
what for?" Tripe-"WelI. times are q lit
tie hard, and ana moving 10 please my
landlady."
a dove few into church, at Hoosick.
\. \ and rested on the Rev. II J. Lewis
head. The superstItiOus among the congrga-
lion Delleve the omen meant that the pastor
will soon die and go TO heaven, but the pas
tor does not seem oyerjoyed.
rSThe first lady lawyer admitted % the
bar in Ohio has Just got her first client The
client is very youthful, and is he legitimate
result OF successful counting. The doctor
says she - doing as well as could be expected;
but what does he know about law?
@T The plymouth beatitGde: blessed are
We when men shall revile You, and prosecute
you, and shall say all manner OF evil against
you falsely; rejoice and be exceeding glad
for your salary shall be increased dve-fold,
ana mortgages shall not prevail against
YOU"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-13
YOUNG & MIDDLETON, Auctioneers,
Il Real Estate and insurance Agents
LIE Droit Building, corner sth aud Il streets a. W.

LIE Droit Building, corner sth aud streets n W.
TRgsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
TATE IN THE 6T C9QNTH OF WAsHINGT0N,
Town, ON THE 3Sae6 bsHf N Road C NTH
N vsR TEE SR MbSETEs WALK OF THE NAVY
4ek BY virtue of deed Of trust to me, dated De-
5he a fsts l3s' d and duly recorded in
records, Of Washington county District Of Goi i
bla and At the written request OF the party secured
and the highest bdder on Rs
s sg rss at o'clock p M the following de-
being and lying in the county of washington, Dis
trict Of Columbia, and being part of of land
IN side Of the roaa Gns TO
Benning 2 bridge, which stone is the northeast sor
smith to a. KTause, and running thence sos south
forty five degrees l4S east nineteen and ninety
huLdIedths 10 ~ 100 Of perch to sycamore tree
seven perches and thirty-six hundredths of perch
and quarter degrees east twenty TWO perch
es and thirty four hpndredhs of perch p 81 lO0j
two hnndredths perches is s. 1909 is stake which
marked the southeast corner of ton acre lot here
tofOre surveyed for 9. A; Krause BY b b. Carpen-
degrees A west twenty seven and thirty three
forty nine and hall degrees west eighty a1d
eighty fouf hundredths ~ s4 lool perches to stake
Uniontown road, which stake marked the north
west corner OF lot heretofore surveyed for
the southeast Of the said lot bess IN
this last recited line, and five and eighty -four hun
dredths perches Is 81 l00D from the beginning there
north fifty nine degrees (59cJ east eighteen and
twenty hundredths perches rs 20 l00l to the place
of beginning, containing eleven acres more or less
Terms Of sale: One third cash, and the residue in
equal payments, in six and twelve months, with in
terest, secured by the purchasers notes and deed
Of trust on the premises. 9l50 to be paid down on
At 81
are not complied with IN five days, the Trustee re-
serves the rgt TO resell ten days public notice, at
the risk and cost OF the defaulting purchaser
WALTER 8. COX, Trustee.
jyW-d&ds YOUNG MIDDLETON, Aucts.
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SOda-water Manufacture.


Inc time was when soda water was soda
wafer, but now IL is not SO. The carbonic
acid, which is the life of the beverage. is OBJ
tanned by the action of sulphuric acid on
marble dust, which is carbonate of lima
Formerly carbonate of soda was used for this
purpose. For the manufacture an apparatus
consisting OF generator, an acid chamber
and one or more gas-washers, is used. The
marble-dust being placed i'm the generator
sulphuric acid is let down on il, which forms
sulphate OF lime. The carbonIc acid gas be-
comes ulsengaged and passes into the gas
Wasner. chamber filled with water, through
which the gas bubbles, whence IL passes into
reservoirs, from which ii is drawn of as
needed I'm the aeration of liquids. The ordi-
nary generators are of iron, tested 800 pounds
TO the square inch. The best are OF Steel
tested az 1000 pounds TO the square inch
charged with carbonic acid gas. which is
quite wholesome in the stomach though
poison 10 me lungs. As water will only re-
tam ABOUT hfteen per cent. of carbonic acid
gas, the escape OF the surplusage gas is what
makes the saltwater foam up in our glass
Inc water is charged in portable reservoirs
containing from four 10 ten gallons, which
are served TO dealers by the manufacturer.
The water costs TO manufacture about half a
cent gallon, and In retailing il the princI-
pai cost is mat OF the fiavoring syrups and
the FOUNTAIN, which is in some stores an ele-
CANT piece OF furniture, costing as much as
$1,000. As for the flaVOrs, il is very seldom
pure fruit syrup is used, artificial favors be-
ing more common, as the real article are ant
10 spoil and need much care. There is notb-
ing deleterious whatever about pure soda
water, The interior of the fountain being gem
orally lined with porcelain or block tin; but
while some respectable druggists use only
pure fiavorings, artificial substitutes of a
mighty questionable character are not infre-
quently made use of, the most common be-
ing product styled butric acid, made from
animal fats treated with potash and sui
phuric acid. This being distilled produces
butrlc ether, a colorless pungent fiuid, TO
which are added aniliue dyes or cochineai TO
give the cOlors. Powdered orris root is used
In softentng and toning down the rankness of
the artlhcial syrups, gum arabic to give them
body, ard gelatine to give the creamy head
10 the soda water as it is drawn from the
fountain. Either fiavors are cheaper by 2e1
per cent. than the genuine, and are largely
imported from France.
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MAR RIED.

BCGBEE-HAZAED. On MONDAY, July u. iS75,
az q. m, at Vermont avenue Christian Church, ~
the Rev. @. W. Hobbs, ELIJAH l.. Bro BEE 20
ANNIE ISABELLE HAZARD, both of Washington.
No cards Baltimore, ND, and Boston, Mass,
papers please COpy.l
FuRTNER-CoLEMAS. On the s.h instaa: BIZ
TIE bey. Or. Harris, at Trinity EpisCo pal church
RICHARD FURTNER, OF this city, 20 q iss R0sbIF ~
COLEMAN, formerly Of FIederic ksburg, VS.. No
cards.
Mr.. shrieves, SlLEs E. KIRK 20 Mrs LAvINIA A
DAILY, all Of W ashingtOn. Baltimore Sun please
CODY 4
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AUCTION SALES.
TO.MORROW-

MN. L. WALL CO, Aucnoneer.,
Louisiana avenue, between 9th and lcsh streets
LARGE AND PERENPTORY SALE OF ruRsI
! BYGhTALnGUE INTENDING TO DISC0S-
lis TIE FURNITURE AND IARPEl
T TkAPE AT NJ ri 5'gtE XER kNrLeE e
JHE HORSE AND CARRIAGE BtzhAR. Al
No,s5t LOUISIANA AlENUE, ADJoINING
sToCk PREVIOUS TO Our REMovaL.i a
OUR sALKEROOMs, CORNER OF 9T1
STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AvENUE,
IN WEDNEsDAI MoRNlNd, JULY IA, ISIS
T1NgniSS, Until ALL TIE sT06k Ii DIS DIS
a We Eane in part w,
" EisSant Walnut Cha, -pber SHIFTS:
m EleEes: Walnut Pm Tor Suites, in hair
~ cloth, brocateile, str .'ed and plain reps,
Fine WaiHEi and oah Bookcases; c,.
Sideboards, W RITZ RiTanles. Desks;
Lounges, Hat Racks, Hall Racks,
Hair and Shuck Mattresses;
Elegant Walnut Etageres
Fifty pieces Oil Cloths and Carpets;
tottsgs Sets Tucker Springs;
COMMON FURNITURE.
Stand Rockers, Washs'ands Woodseat Chairs;
BuIesus. Cribs and Cradles;
Children + Chairs, &c, &c.
1t Of Goods on storage, Fixtures &C.
Term: All sums of loo and under, cash; all over
that amount a credit of thirty, sixty ami ninety
day., with notes with approved security.
We call special attention of dealers. hotel keep.
ers and others to the above sale the sale is per
empiorv to discontinue the furniture and Garnet
serve.
jyl2 WIN. l.. WALL &CO, Aucts
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UNDERTAKES.
R y. HAkvkH,
Undertakes.
10; $50 srRHss, between HinsA sni rsosa
rs THE sUPREsE C S9gkf eT TIE DISTRICT

Syec1d! Term, Psebue Jurisdiction. yhlg GA, lA3.
In the matter u the vil OfANN q. kENDRICK.
Application for lette Of sdin istration " the
estate Of Ann 4. keparick, Of the District Of COum-
bia, has this day been made by MARY A. Norris. All
persons interested are hereby notified % appear IN
at II O'Clock N. 20 show cause why letters Of ad.
minfstratfon a. on the estate OF the SAID doorsssa
order be published once week for three verss
in the Evening Star previous TO the said DAY. Test
iy6-tu.a A. wEBsTER, Register e Wills.