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rs yet, was not much spoken of, it be-
ing too early to canvass the question
very seriously. He thought that the
a'inanciai question should be kept out
of the campaign of 1878 if possible to
do SO. ri
p Mr.. Ashs expressed great satisfac-
ton at tue manner in which Mr.. Speak
er Kerr bears himself in his elevated
position. of whom he had previn Lsiy
formed a very favorable opinion from
the casua! meetings which he had
had with him; thinks he
will make good Speaker, and in bis
appointment Of the several House COM
mittees greet consideration woutd be-
shown she Southera members In this
connection Mr.. As4a regretted that he
bad been unin'entis,nally mi8repr. SEN
ted by some of th3 North Carolina
papers, as tn his vote 10 the caucus for
Spe ker He Vas repOrted a. having
voted for Mr.. BANG. All in the Caucus,
whereas he III no. vote at all. not
LAYING arrived III Washington when
tho caucus ne. -.F.f
Mr. A,-iie sp"> ks in the highest praise
of the iufiuanaA aud position of onr
NORTH Carolina Sen att.rs, both IF them
having taken very fair stand , the
Senate. along side of the older ones
OF Senator itausom, he says that r Al
sOm pos. s'S's more M &ht ar.d influence
in + e Senate and before The sev,-rs4f
Depart meats vi the Government THAI.
auy Dampcrti fro;u the North or
! SnHth III either branch of Congress.
b ing recognized a rnau of the very
fiuPst AhiIi'y, and this coupled with
his eloquent barring aud civiitg to
everyoua. give him a deservediy great
i'fiuenca.
OF the North Coroliua representa-
ton in the HHuse, Mr. :she said he
would say many words high praise, if
he did not not happen t., be one OF
that number. But this he wonid say,
| that glance at the pre- ent House nt
Representatives, would show y vast
improvement over the preceding oue.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON, Dec. 20.-The NeWs
and Courier of this morning prints an
intel view with Gov. Cham berlain on
the subject OF the electian of ex-Gov-
ernor Moses and Whipper. colored, as
Judges of the most important circuits
in the State. The Governor, after de-
scribing the triokery by which the
leaders in the Legislature took advan.
tage of his temporary absence from
Ioiu.nbia to preoapitate the judicial
eiect,ons which resulted in the choice
ol Nnlpper and Moses, said: 81 look
uPon tnear election as q horrible disas-
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Am Attempt at Ezis way Robbery
Appropriately Frustrated.

Ga Saturday evening, while Mr..
G. Is Dibble an attached of the Wheel
er & Wilson Sewing Machine Compa-
papy, was on his way from Onslow to
this city, he was attacked at seques-
tered portion Of the road, by e white
man who demanded his money. Mr..
Dibble responded by presenting his pis
tol and jumping down from his buggy
he proce. ded to administer a cLas-
tisement upon the would be robber.
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ReIiabIe Evidence

-. II. Il nv Ms
D=AK ~Ie-F will rans' cheeriuiIy e5d nv
testimony IN he greet niIm her yen have air,.sdy
rHcUivei n favor II your eat All E d medI-
ere, EG NE. :oT d. ..o- think IT.O y .
h. said IN its UI Ale. or WAS t-nuel-d over
thirte years WIZ TT ,!~rtt "a disease "a 4rTh
had Sich bad ugh nE sp / y ri I - Won =
s>ern as II sush [ CONT never bre ltha any
aud V eE rIER has ruFFd me- aud 1 90
H. e.. taanz iC,i Al the there coed
N a"!iciEe a EG ETI~R, ard also thias it
oU' OF tn best IN ediCin-s or ctughs an weak
Fl king feelings at tn $40 - cu. hi aiys
everyHotv ~ ia Sa the VEGErINE fur en-
sure th u that il Is one OF the h<st incidence
that ever W b Mrs.. ,. lore.
Cor. Magazine and walnut
Cambridge Mass
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r. E. LEE.

+The venerable George Washington
Park Curtis. - ..- -..s.-
IA younger son, known by this Pet
name in the family.
"Angelina" was evidently a doll,
thus superseded by:a newer aud more
comedy ,vorite, on whom ''infrmities"
had not fallen. s34 ~
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W .,spac';u Y.
REGARD y. ANDREWS

above we pm IL. i.e resign tion'n;
NJ. Andrews, a. Local Editor 0! ia
JoCsNAI,, ~ also III va'eJ -c'"'y Il. -
uanu.s. His servi. 10 t!.is tiiics
hive been long aud fti:;,fu' ;--i'<s m
TIL cspac y Of Comm, a3H! R"Eor. er
and Cashier, aud I'll. II "a l. ,,,ai Ed
tcr, We par: vita hin. with many
d.-en regrets. ard s.1c-rrty nope that
his H. ure p-rh,,ay t;ran II lie m "
cni.tit.u.- 70 throw t.i,r ~ contact with
iIirrida who can apr, s:ia.t- III, warm
heart a2Id generous suiIl.
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= TELEGR A PHI.
CONGRESS-.
APPOINTMENT OF c0MMTTEES.
Mo,4ors, M;sssseircs MIR Iasa Nra~
M0rtOns' Mississippi Bill Laid Over
Marr's Credentials Received.
7soura cAaoL,NA's Ju- CO.

The News and COu rier on the Nominal
tion VI the Negro Whipper.
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Letter OF sSesignatIan.
WILMrNaroN, Dec, II, 1875.

WILMINGTON, Dec II, Iofo
Capt s. W. Vick, city.
DEAR Sir: respectfully tender this
ny resignation as '',oeal editor" OF the
JOURNAL. Very respectfully,
RICHARD W. ANDREWS. .
vALEDICToRY'
A connection Of five years which [
have had with tho JOURNAL ceased yes
terdsy. Ny letter Of resignation,
which felt compelled under existing
circumstances TO tender to the present
owners Of that paper. has been ac-
cepted and L take my farewell to
newspaper life.
Turing my continuance IN its service
I have striven, as far as in my power
Law, to meet its quiremeuts, to give
as far AS my ability would
permit the proper devotion to til e bus
mess under my chsrge, AMI to win the
fri dship AID esteem OF those with
whom ] might be brought in contact
Ifeel that I have received the kind
offices OF many who have nv gratitude,
ard if I have ever deserved aaght else
but the regards Of al. the fault was not
ore Of the heart. With reluctance l
bi adieu to many WHO ware pleased 10
honour ne VT . t'isis sincere friend
slip, ard can ou'y e"d@rfh@ T''nlie
iuo, u;7iug ny late ceIJ,rercs Il the oi Y
press lng il:ieuS.
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Eutertain I'M snt in aid OF the Or
phan's Fund.

Below we publish, with pleasure, n
Communication from the committee
relative to an installation OF officers
and entertainment under the auspices
of societies OF Patrons of Husbandry
aud Mssone, to be given at Harrelfs
St re, in -tsmpson county, on the 9th.
The proceeds will be devoted to the
~ phans of the State, and it bEhooves
oil those who can to aid by their pres
4nce and patronage such landab!e eff
forts for the benei; of the orphans.
N+ hope our friends will be graified
by a large attendance on the occasion,
which promises TO be very interesting
and pleasant
fFor the ,o1,ua.
HARKaLL's Sro8E. Dec IL, 1875.
EpIToRs Journal: Those wishing
to ard the above institution, and to wit
ness the installation ceremonies Of this
officers elect for the ensuing year of
81 Dam Lodge. A. F. i A. NJ, and
| Bioomingdale Grange P of a., Can do
so by being at Harrell's Store, Samp-
son county, N @, on Monday, the
81 h in t. ct Johns Day)
Come one, come al!. - grand time
is anticipated. ample refreshm"uss
for the occasion will be provided, SO
that no one need fail to enjoy himself
Very Respectfully, =
COMM.
THE FOLLOWING COMPRISE THH OFFICERS
OF THE ORDERS:
Advisory Committees, Bloomingdale
| Grange 2. OF d-W. ". Fennoil. z
Fennell, Y. f. Highsmith, Fl Page,
nr N + Devau :, Mrs 0 d Hi2hsmith,
Mrs NJ NJ Devane, Miss J Vanse.
Silnam lodge A F 4 A MA s Col
we'll W L johnson.
Harrolts Store Lodge, 1 0 G r
julius Faison, Miss Corah Murphy,
Miss De Lisle Fennell.
Chief Marshail-A 8 Coiwell
Assistant Marshals--N II Fennell,
n F Hi2hsmith. l. r Highsmith.
Treasur .r-Dr NJ K DevaLG
Secretary-E Fennell.
Committee of AarranRements-J NJ
Pickett, L F Bland. r NJ Johnson, E
@ Ward, o NJ Lewis, P 81 Robinson,
W 4 Rogers.
Admittauoe Fee-Males. adults so
cents; boys under IA years and fe-
males over 10 years, Is cents; children
Under years free of charge.
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MYSTERY SOLVED
The Great Secret of the Wonderful
SUCCESS OF VEGETsnE.

Il strikes It b cost Of discs .y puri vim :
chs blood string me liv-r sad XII f2eyz -
h-afthy acficn, invis0ratlng the ner Eoas sys-
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report from Practical Chemist and
" . . T. ri =
VIII Cleanse Scr0fula from the Sys-
TEN.
r. . NJ EST OPINION.

Ms- r.. K. EVE
DEAR SIR This is to show that my son vas
tax. n sick IN JanIRTy, 1864 wi b ScT0ful;4
" itch rsLne Out III la!g- sores ana ulcers on Lia
leg AID hip. His leg WAS Swelei III IRE tn
ice Is ma iu1Ai size =" md seysr4l dontJ.S
Of high Standing in their professionalism from
Boston ami thr'1 on char R~to'l--v:isi nj
gstt;"g BIZ netteT. H obliged Ii
wherever he was places. tor he had
Gi~ lsu 6 VIZ; atsv+r. Whrn va b Al given Il
anHnnss of bir iiviog We were Id to try TCIIf-
TINE the great III Il ramefy; and * has
KEN It hut "A hnTt time b. 70: e Wc Conld CT =
- lat hapgc The s bt1 RIA ",
lad Il cnange the cloths four fse tine
Law. Stilt. ne WAS getting h-tt : /; fer Ii cou
move his limos and he:a himself little II"
slant use II Y E'Ak@T TIN r IT h"s;ure hin II
- r l~Tpe l~g which, will prob >b,v fav,
TO- late hui sc = rne-',y he''eve, II va har
rstd VFGE I'M; ha'ore W., mad bntt-r-d wi
tn j>e doctors, il I'd have Sav'' Tije s. at h!H
al those T0Hbted With ~crntuia vi rR4st hi
.e-t''ntnv OF ;ue and NV sou. ~h3 is vol
ana ahis TO speak Tor h5rus -.
''tTH ZINE NAH s<EY.
DA ~IJrl. MAApN"Y
'e "re'ton t.. Cha lesion. -I&ss
May 70, 1872
Fh3 H"ov, n,ain tut ho" sta-on raj C III
hr"v.'y show che lu:rI ant III trou Ii .eti
a.; eiic cts - the V G SO N in Scrgfi.la
'eos.le 70 he III h4st asei must reliable h-ot1
~, der in ia void. d-c1-1m
ltgetine is Sold by ali Druggists.
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ME VS. I'M GENER Al
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Tad better times" said she. "An,i
there. mother with box full of mon
y, ard no one to spend it on
''Why, what do lou mean, girl p
said Scotcher. BOX tull of money !
Her mon " is in the bank, I suppose.
IKE other folks" Kate laughed
"Mother never will put money in
''anks. Shc SAID. She 8 suee they'll
fail. She has it lnvestt q IN other
gavs; but she mas thousands some
times in an old red box under her bed
She throws thiLgs on top, and says
tha is the best way TO hide it. I've
ften worried over it at home
Yes said Tom, sits foolish, but
women are mostly fools"
Then he flushed his bread and
cheese and arose.
81 II go back to the tavern and get
Il drink Of BEL ~ said he. "You sit
down GPre-you and the child"
Then he stopped down and pinched
the boys cheek. Not for months had
her Orsrn been so charming. Kate
was really comforted.
She sat in the grateful shade for q
long while, not wondering that he was
-ong in coming back when he had
reached so desirable goal as tavern.
And after awhile she fell asleep. It
was long, sweet sleep, and in it she
saw ner mother and the old house
where she was born, in a strangely
vivid dream.
Her mother sat and looked at her
in the old, loving way; and on her lap
lay a little dog that had been a great
pet of hers in that sweet long ago.
The tlny creature began to whine
Lie still.' said she, tlie still; what
ails you, Pinkey 2
But Pinkey whined louder.
what can trouble him p she said
again.
And then she was broad awake, and
it vas not her little dog that walled in
her arms, but her child-Strotcher'
baby and the sun was sinking, and
she was still alone. Tom was doubt
less very tipsy indeed on the tavern
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RAILROADS.
NEw SORS AND WASHINGTON
HROCGH LINE TO BALTIMORE
PHILADELPHIA,
NEW YORK.


ALL POINTS IN TIE NEW ENGIsyp
STATES Law
IHROJGH BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND
- NV YORK
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS
The equipment this line Is new ard Of the mon
10 gant ard improved nni-h
IkaiS LfANING AT gas A NJ Is PULL
nhN PhkLOR CAR TRAIN ExCLUsIyELY
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPINGS GAGS nv
NIGHT TRAINS
On hna aiter FEBRUARY 6, lS-5, trains BIZ thi,
inc VIII leave Depot Of Baltimore and Potomac
hsilr al corner Of 9Th and streets, A. follows.
c-VS m Express for Philadelphia, New York,
=, ~, shi points East daily, except Sunday
3.@S a n. Limited TX press-PuiIn,ep Car Train
asiIr n axS, peis, New York aud points East
HIS m Express for Philadelphia and New York
daily. except sunday. A
s;s3 N. Express for Philadelphia and way point,
sos y m EIPress for Philadelphia New Yorr
and points East daily ANAA
PlILMAN PARLOR CARS on All Dav Train,
~ ~ LLAAS PALACE SLEEPING CARS on
Tieksis and Information can Be procured a, the o,.
ces VI the company. - ING VI
Baggage called for and checked At hotels and MI.
yste residences on orders Jeff the ofices Of tha
on pany, northeast corner 18th street and Pennsyi
Nsnia syenGe, and on northeast corner OF Pennsyi.
vanis avenue and 5th street. ASAu'Si-
Depot BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAIL
HOAD, corner 9Th and streets.
General Passenger Agent, PhiiadeInSia'
-, GEORGE @. WILKINS
itpl Superintendent, Baltiunora MA
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Do QUARTEENAsTER's oEFIcE.

- p
1l39 GiRARD ST, Philadelphia, April 6, 1875.
sEAIED PROPOSALS. IN DUPLICATE. with
hcopl OF tns advertisement attached 20 each. will
be received AT this Ofhce until noon MAY %. lSs,
for furnishing he United States Quarter masters De-
periment with the following named articles, viz:
1900 Forage Cars and Covers, lOO 400 pairs oolen
Stockings, 100 go pairs White Berlin Gloves . Ooo
pairs Boots, - 90 pairs Shoes, p go Woolen Blank
cts, 2Scyy pairs O0len M.ttens. 100 Wall Tents
without lies, 1000 Common Tents, 200 dozen Scrub
bins brushes, 5oSpo ard 90 sky blue kersey. 36g
yards Fancy Cloth, various colurs 1890 yari- grey
tNliled Shifting Flannel 90 $50 Yards cOlored Cotton
Jeans; also, clmets, Horse Hair Plumes Cords and
Bands, Top Pieces and Plume Sockets. Eagles,
Scrolls and Rings, and Side Buttons FOR Helmets,
ments, Crescens for Coats, Icon Bucks, Axe Helles
Drum Cords, Black Silrsia, Black Padding. Canvass
Padding. BLACK Italian intn, Cotton GafdiHg.
Spool Cotton, Sewing Silk. IL r it Brad and COri
OF var Gus colors, Fly Buttons. Hooks and Eyr-
~ aTtisles viii be subject q rigid ns pec.iO ION.
and bidders are mi urned that full piaHCe with
specifications will be insisted upon aud thai no ART
icle inferior % The standard will BE- aCcep.ed.
Tie Government reserves the right O. reItct any
or all bids Bids are requested Tor the delivery 81
tie articles al PhiiadelPlia, Jeaers0nville, lads
and also AZ San francisco.
preference nil De gwen 20 articles OF domestic
production ana Manufacture. conditions a price,
ana quality being equal and such preference viii be
given C. articles Il American production and mann
factETe produced On the Pacific coast. 20 the extent
81 the consumption required BY the public service
All articles which are 70 be used in the States and
Territories % the Pacific coast VAL be recciN "a aud
inspected at san Francisco, Cal.
For Information IA detail apply AZ this Office.
hnNelo PEE contaisilig proposals, % be endorsed
~, p9sat or Mint@Ey suPPlIesti sns saaressed 20
ARIES Nayls-ct Deru;y D M General
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BENNETT. ON the 2oih sssnt. after a = NJ ana
painful illness, JCLTA, the beloved wife q Nj Tim
CthS Bennett Sgd 81 years; botn e. the pAsish Of
6ali, County Kerry, ireland.
A.t ne ,nneral vii t.ke ylace from her late resi-
eeLce' No. - Jackson alley, IN Sunda1, TIE 90
mn, :. Sloek p NJ The friends are respect
CARrER. On the 10Th instant, JAWS CARTER,
eyed - years.
Relatives and friends Of the family are res,a-,-
July requested a. attend the funeral fram Whit.
YAK Ihurch, samson street. between lab ana Isth
northwest. sunday a. o'lock p. N.
CooLlDGE. On the morning Of the 2ath ins, .
Hiss MARY ' tontIDsE In the 10th year q her age
Her friends and the friends OF ths family are In
xited 90 attend her funeral from the house 81 Prf
farnsll' llS West street, Georgetown, on Saturday
afternoon at clock. ~
DANIEL At 9.i5 a. m. on the sist instant .
CHARLIE, Lax, youngest son 4 Joseph N AZ Emily
IL. Daniel. aged months.
Ihs funeral viii take place Tomorrow SATURDAY. !,
~ SS y. M nom the residCnce e his parents.
.th street northwest. Washington Tribune ana
Baltimore sun copy
LABOR. On Thursday. May %. ISIS. AZ ; n "a =,
after niue hours sicknes 81 memirasous croup,
MARY IRENE. Cnly daughter Of = and C'aliia Ialsr
aeed year, months and day.
n" funeral VIII take place on SATURDAY., ~ N
D.. from the residence Of he. parents, a. Mas-a
ehusett. avenue northwest. Friends OF the family
INV lied 10 attend.
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NKRCHASTs' LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
AVE- wAsHISerOs AND NEW YORK

Hereafter the me Steamships T. o. KNIGHT ana
JOHN GIBSON win make regular week .Hs,sS
~ trip eetweSen SEW YORK, ALEx-2f&k
ASpRA. ~ s III j GT0N sEd
SEORGkfONN, a. follOws;-Lesys NEW YORK
from Pier 4. ksst River. every SATURDAY at n
n, and ALEXANDRIA the sane dsy ~ ? On
For full intOrmstiou apply 20 K p. A. DENHAM,
town, the 0ee q The President, near P-strest
bridge. J. W. THOMPSON, Presidents
0freigbts delivered by n nor III press Orders
Left Of General Once, sos PehnsylSania Avenue
on at the steamer rhsr:, viii Be promptly extended
20 tell-0
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PROPOSALS FOR FUEL
DEPOT QUARTERMASTERs OFFICE
WANHrNEToN n n Ma

MAsHIN6roN, d. O., May 1 1873
SEAIEn PROPOSALS. b. du pl cate, with a COW
, OF TITS vcrtsemeut attached will De received a.
ths once until II clock M = JCne I, ls75 AT which
place and time they VIII be opened in thu presence
OF bladersr 10 deliver a. required, during the fsr
year commencing July ], iS5 az the various Oaic.-
ana Offcers Quarters IA the District ol Colombia
anu at ort W nipple, Virginia, about four hundred
t4V cords 81 Pine W God. sawed aud spf ana a. tn
stick Tour hundred 500 cords 81 OAK Wool, sawra
ADD split and IN the stick aud twenty five hun ir-a
$500 tons Of Anthracite Coal. " hife Ash Red =
on Ly kens valley, = size - may b. called Tor. irss
from slate, dust or dirt aid 20 weigh PA pounds 20
the ton, aud about hfty 80, tons 5F Bitimig.us
Lump toal, All the Wood aud Coal g. be q Grst-
class merebantabie quality. Each bid should be
accompanied by written guarantee IN the usual
FORM. Preference Will be given e. articles of
domestic production.
The lowest aggregate bill fdr Wood or Coal or
both, viii be entertained. The Government re.rpeS
the right 20 reject any OF all bids.
Proposals should D. marked, Proposals for
i uel: and addressed O. the undersigned.
I'll lnfOI nation furnished appii ,ation NJ this
on,e. MM. MYERS.
mdklNbt u nj
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Proposals for Forage aud straw,

DEFUI u AkItkNASTER : UFTICI.
-. - WASHINGTON, ID. C, May !. is7s
SEdIED PROPOSALS, in duplicate. subject n.
,, the usual condition. viii be received AZ this aic
until II clock. noon, June l. 1873, NJ which place
ana tine they viii he opened ia the presence bid
defs iOT delivery during the fiscal year Commencing
July J. ISIS. and ending June 81, ls76, Of ali an.
Corn, Oaiss Hay, AID Rye Straw required the va
IlOus oorraIs and officers quarters this cty aud
&eorsetOWn, 10. C., Soldiers Home, ID. C., aud FOrt
Mhipple. Va. "
The Government reserves the right TO REJECT any
PR duction-
Printed circulars. stating the Kind aud esfimat~S
quantities required each post or place AID Swung
iul insti uctcus a. 70 the manner OF bidding. cOnd
lions 10 be observed by bidder, and terms Of con
tract and payment, will be furnished on Application
to this Office.
Proposals should be marked, 4" Proposals for For
age and Straw, Al Washington, ID. C., and al
dressed TO the undersigned.
myls 81 VIM MYERS nenot Ouar.arrnaata-
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A UCTION SALE
WASHINGTON MARKEr COMPANY

WASHINGToN MARKET COMPANY
NoTiCE.-The auction sale of tue rights TO occupy
the Stalls and Stands Of the Washiag ton n arket
Company, for the term Of three years from July L,
lisa, sGbcct to the pas meBt of the therefor,
will be esGmed at the Office of said Company on the
May, ISIS, at O'Clock in the afternoon, and w III
continue on that day. and By adjournment on every
subsequent Monday, az the same place and hour.
until all di-poeed Uf
FOr additional particulars inquire at the Compa-
ny once.
BY or.ieI Of the Directors.
NJ. 9. EMERY, President.
Washington May IL, 1873. mayl52w
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THIS Is ToGIvE NOTICE, That the subscriber
Il has obtained from the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia, holding Special Term. letters
Of administT alton the personal estate Of l. r.
ANDER II. PARTRIDGE, late OF " Washington. o.
L deceased All persons having claims against the
said deceased hereby warned 20 exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof, 90 the subscriber.
before toe 9Th day Of May next; they may
otherwise by Law be excluded from all benefit Of
the said estate. Given under my hand this <th DAY
Of NAV, ISIS. A WEBSTEE
may7f,St Adminis.rafor
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STEAMER LINES.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

NVIIVh 10 The FUBLIU.
WASHINGTON, NORFOLK, NEW YORK,
BOSTON And FRO EIDEYCE.
The new and elegant Steamer JANE NOSELY
VIII commence her trips between xif@ -
Washington and Norfolk. leaving
kortok THURSDAY, .APrn 1t, st Lee ing
y. IN, touching al the principal River Landings,
connecting ~ Norfolk with steamships Of the n q
~. Lire for Boston and Providence. with the Old
Dominion Steamship Company fer New York.
Due notice will be given when the Lady Of the
Lake viii Commence her regular trips.
For freight apply TO
n. X. FITZHCGH, 9Th street Wharf
G.. y. HYDE, Georgetown
y. A. REED, Alexandria, Va.
A. @. PLANT General Agent,
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rs THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA. Tas 5;h dag az Mar, 1873.
BENJAMIN MARTIN et al, Complainant, Is. BAR
NEx WILLIAMS q al, Defenaants-Eauify Ne.
3.957, Docket a
On motion Of the conpainants solicior. II e, this
sh day 81 May 1875, ordered that the rePon OF sales
described In the above cause by BanaAL oegnefs -
Trustee, be ratified and oonfrmed, uniess cause 70
NAL Progfded, = cory q this order De yeehshed IN
the Evening Star new spaRer GA $50 ~. ~ ta,ss
ISIS. The report states the smount OF salss Of The
Interest soid undes s, M ~ the Cow:
mayifA AApRxw WYkH. Justice.
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Esidence Of the brides fs her. ~ Rev nr Wills. "a
the W estern Presby terian Churc h. Mr.. NlftfaM
MCLEAN 20 ANNE l.. SIXTH. only daughter Of Al~s-
slider Williamson, Secoud Auditors, Treasury be
siCSkL-oSTERMANER. On Nav 18th, BY IN.
Rev. q. y. Reity, GEORGE e. erCEEi. OF Psitim,re
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