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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-03

PRISONS who are subject 10 headache,
weakness, Indigestion, loss of appetite a. Il
depression, should never BE- without Lao .g'S
Liquid EStgdc, Qf BC.f ia pint bottles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-03
Weaiher Probabilities To-day.
OFFICE or CHIP SIGNAL OFFICER

W T-IT- y
For the South Atlantic states, middle
states, and lower lake region, falling bo-
TOmeter. northeast TO southeast winds. slow
~ rising temperature. Increasing cIoudiness.
In last district SLOW, and followed tonight
N two first, by Snow from North Carolina
northward and by rain from thence south
I'd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-03

Mr.. II. l.. MORRISON FULLY EXoNFRAT-
ED.-The grand jury Yesterday, after hear
ing the evidence OF Mrs. Sanders and Mrs.
Harper, as TO an alleged attempt at IA oe on
tie nrst named by Mr.. ID. l.. Morrison dis
missed the charge. There was but little con-
sultation on the case after the searching ex-
animation OF the witnesses, and when the
vote was taken there were only one or two
votes cast for a presentment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-03
CITY ITEMS.
HTia,er.tto atHewe

hIiRfcrefto al Heme -
pleasing sketch or a great artist. Tea
cup Times, a chsffy paper, The story az a
Cashmere shawl" bow they AZ mate a0d
sold 1.-The Ladies ~ Lima n "a. a. sketch.
viii be found. with an endless Vsriety 81 es-
ceilent reading. Ia the February NuDher Of
frofk LeS'ie's Popular NO8'tlg, now ready.
1rice only ~ cents, fnr a quartz al - pages
and - illustrations. sold by sll News Agents.
or Frank Leslie, So Pearl street, New orS
city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-03

ELOPENEST.-At Champaign, III, DR. W.
r. King, leading dentist who had recently
a shooting and stab5ing ARRAY with "A dan
cing-maSter about girl. aSscOndct san
day night with the girl. His relations with
her have caused great scandal. Kings wife
is in Kentucky.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-03

OTCHi THOSE PArSs'-Cse Edwards h
hutchison's Stimulating LiuiIuent Tor
rheumatism. :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-03

AZ The statue Of Lord Palmerston. near
the parliament house in London, was I'M
yelled yesterday.
aF-The Portuguese government has abol-
ished slavery at ST Thomas, on the gulf OF
Guinea.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-03

ABOUT MUSICAL BoNEs-Af times when
business Is duh. or when losses aUI d .Saa.
pOintments OF various kinds make life a
burden, We look around rs FOR sonnet ig :
mat shall keep on efiasd or soOtne the
troubled mind, and sometimes we mud No no
easy matter 10 meet with the cbarner who
mas the power 10 drive dull care away"
Vlded lately In the form OF a musical box
Wblch, without any trouble on the part 81
tne possessor, viii perform the duties which
AT ali times have been asked from the must
clan by those who have been yeXed by q
melancholy IL not an evil spirit.
MI j. L. Heller, Of Berne Switzerland,
has brought this instrument To the highest
degree OF perfection. AT the Exhibition OF
Vienna, where Mr.. Heller obtainel the
Medal OF Merit for his musical boxes. they
caused the greatest sensation; their richness
by them, made them one OF the great cen ters
Of attraction, and excited the admiration OF
all who could De "moyed by concord OF
sweet sounds They have been introduced
INTO several large hotels. and have proved
nlghly serNlceable In miniStering tO the en-
lONment Of the visitors. Few thugs could
be more suitable for present % those by
whom we desire to be remembered than one
OF lhese Instruments. Such gift would not
De likely 10 be laid aside and forgotten, but
olten called upon IN raise it's tuueful voice
IL would not fall each time la rerlfnd It's
roSsessors OF those from whom u lad beoa
received.
Mir Hellcr's musical boveS are sent 10 al
parts of the world direct from the maHGfac-
tory. illustrated catalogues with the prices
are forwarded gratis 20 those applying Tor
Them, ard The smallest orders receive
prompt attention. 20Z73
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-03

THI MYSTERIOUS MIDNIGHT Assault
Mr.. A. =. GOlbrath, who was found nv offi
Ger BIeen night before last suffering from
woubds received on the he I'D is still at pro-
SidTIce LoS pltalr Out Is recovering. Mr.. +.
g kCesy, whose name Appeared in vesta~
day 8 STAR In connection with the case was
not with him when he r ccivei the wounds
but found him soon Afterwards ard assisted
him Mr.. h heard some noise i'm front Of
his house. No. 40 II street. aud going ONT
found Co OTath tiee...rs from tie had All
re went with the wounded man until Ae
found an officer.
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THE DEPARTMENT OF Jrsrrcrov FIrv.

THE DEPARTMENT OF JCsTTCFoE FTPE.
An alarm Of fire was sOurdtl. aYgut ueir
past one O'Clock "a day. for 3 ire ir TIE
Department OF Justice, IN the Ere. lwau'S
bank building. The cause was a defective
fiue IN the Assistant At g.uey General &
room. The fire department responded
promptly, but their services we're not re
qGiTed as t1e fire vas easily cxtfnglI,,-eE
after emitting Cp the fiG1r lrclnd. ths FIRE
place. The carnage was very slight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-03

AN ARTICLE OF TRUE MgEIr.-sf Bryl-o's
bronchial ITcc'sz' are the most 1.0yUlar
article in this country or in Earopa r
Throat Diseases and Coughs. aud tbts pbpu-
laTily is based uIon real merit. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-03

\ IIoNTAMERS PERTL.-The journal du
Hsyre rrcpuGjS terrible encounter be-
tween the lion tanner Blfel and number Of
Wild beasts. Bidels custom was 70 90 into
the cage of these teTOCiOUS animals. accom-
panied by a sheep, which was by his pres
g &C kept safe from attack. On q recent
occasion he proceeded To the lions Gaze
and his first act was 10 place the sheep on
The back Of a liOnesS, as he had frequently
CCEc before. No sooner had he ACCOMPLISHED
this than powerful lion sprang upon tue
poor sheep, and hui lei mis- teeth deep into IL,
body. There was Il large number Of spec
talOTs present, and, as may be imagined .
tie sudden act OF the lion created an instant
and general panic. Bidel stepped forward
and with great GOODNESS struck the lion q
blow on the mouth with u heavy stick,
which made him crouch ard yell W IN pain
and threw his bleeding victim trembling al
the teet OF The courageous performer. In
another moment, however, all the wild
beasts were dashed into fury by the sight Of
the blood, and no one IN the assembly be
IleVed that Bidel could possibly escape.
Preserving his presence of mind, however.
re kept the other animals at bay until ne
rad subdued the lion and chased him back to
his cage; He then fought his way back
through the other animals, and amidst the
braves of the assembly came ont triump.-
aGily, carry ing his wounded sheep with aim.
The poor animal, which was . geat favGrif,
81 the lion tanner, has since died OF its
wounds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-03
The Book of American Interiors.
BY CHARLES w. ELLIOTT.

The Book of American Interiors.
BY CHARLES w. ELLIOTT.
ing views OF Twenty two striking Inte-
rors ow existing in this country and abo
smaller illustrations. With descriptive letter press
aud essays Oh the Library and Dining Room.
HELIOTYPEs OF
Library Of II. ". Los gtellOw, Esq, Cambridge,
Dining Room of Dr. F. Chad wick, Boston.
Library OF Donald q, Mitchell, Esq, West Haven,
Library Of DR.. Thee F. Brock, Springfield. Mass.
Dining Room OF DR.. Bneck
Dining Room Of George Ward Nichols, Esq, Gin
clnDati.
Great Hall Of Major Rsthbone San Francisco.
Library of George d. Chase, ESQ Boston
Dining Room OF Hon j V. l.. Prlyn, Albany, NY
China Room OF Hon. j. V. l.. Pruyn,
Library OF VIM. q. ryaut, ESQ, Roslyn, L. L.
STUDY, Harvard College.
Timing Boom of James Lee, jun., ESQ Boston
Drawing Room OF Prof. y. Rogers, Newport. Il. /.
Library OF John =. Burnhan, Jun, Esq 6oston.
DING Room OF John A. Burnhan, jun, Esq BUs-
pintng. Room of George James, Esl =, Nahau.
Hall II harles {. Sargent, Esq. Brookliae Mass
Dining Room of has Cummings, Es1 Ii .ztou
Dining Room OF George W. Wales, Esq Boston.
Hail of Francis Peabody, Esq, Danvers, Mats
Memorial Hall, Cambridge, Mass.
This volume Is of remarkable interest and pracsi-
cal value ~ Architects Decorators ard ali whp ao
prtoinie household Art.
- For sale BY all B0okseilsrs. Sea-, postpaid
ca Tecel Pt 81 PTsos ~ fae Sgb!tshsTS.
JAMES II. esGOOD d CO.
f.b2.&s Boston,
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All is thOi ght that Bismarck wilt de-
nnaEd Of ltsly las extradltion OF Count Won
A MIN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-03

ACCIDENT TO Hon. WM. NJ. MERRICE-
Tie Baltimore St1l of this morning says
Hon. VIM. VI. MeTTick, "a member OF Con.
gress 1or several terms, and Row Practlcing
law in Baltimore, but residing in Howard
county, was thrown from his carriage on
Tuesday afternoon, near Leicester, N tina.
county, and Doth bones OF his left Lex were
broken between the knee aud ankle. Ra was
removed 20 the Redemp'Ogist College, at
Leicester, where medical services were rem
dered He MAS kindly cared for By tine Col
ltge Fathers. Yesterday morning be was
comfortable enough to be removed 10 his
home, and Is doing we'll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-03
: :. '' wa. n waGaTLEYs
CEORGEToWN SAVINGS BANK, ID. q

Bank hours, A. m. &c 4 . m, and % SATURDAYS
90 receive Deposits uuti q m. Interest pad on
deposits. General Banking busiDe-s done, and co.,
leotions made ca al accessible poi-tH. Discount
days, MONDAYS. II robKtNHtRE PEsst.eaf
"a. W, BkRRETr, Cashier.
Directors.
o. % PoiEm l' nh9s Dowliar, r michel,
Henry Dickson, X. 4. Crupcy, | Fr-d. W , nee.
klley A. shinn, Z. ID. Hsrtlsy, Thomas movie
may IL tn .sa,iy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-03

VANITY FAVE Wsl -o; make ,re to-gue
sore. SEE SJyt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-03
cry ectfuHy.


Col Webster issued tie following order In
con- TiiSI &C with the above letter.
GtECTql Orders No. 1.-THE com pavipS com
posing the ISt Regiment -. G. d {. VI are
teTeby ordered to attend as an CscO.t at the
fnIeIsl OF the late Major General Roger O..
WeiShiEaD. 20 take place OI Sunday. the
9Th inst n 80 O'ClCCk p m. from toe Ma
sCnic Temple. Col. Robert /. Fleming VIII
command ard make all necessary arrauga.
mentS FOR tie prompt execution OF this or
der. By order OF the Commissioners
A. WFBSTFR- Adj g, "a. -. e. NJ.
To Brig Gen. WIZ q. MOORE, Command!hg
ID. q NJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-03

THE JOE JEFFERSON DRAMATIC CLUE
Will give grand charity entertat Bmeut AZ
FoTts Opera House tomorrow evening.
The play presented will be the "Babae IN
the Wood" and the music Will be furnished
by the Marine band. The President and
other distinguished people viii be present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-03

THF sPIEE OF the MetrOpOlitan Church
corner OF AMI streets. has been stayed
by means OF two large guy ropes extending
nom a window a an elevation about haIf
mp, one made last 10 a timber planted in the
ground IL street. opposite the Police Court.
and the other similarly posted in the alley
southwest or tie church. The trustees have
put the work OF replacing and anchOring it
IN charge OF Mr.. Thomas Dewdney, superin-
tendenJ OF the State department building.
and Mr.. Thomas Walker, and they nave a
corps Of experienced rlggers at work upon it,
Tie Top 81 the spIre is now several feet out
OF plumb, shown that tie wind has weak
ened the iaSteniugS, which Will have To be
renewed and additional mOOrings applied 10
make AZ secure. Tie cost OF tire WORK has not
yet been aseertained, bnt will reach several
hundred dollars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-03

THE National Thed'er.-Miss
Maggie Mitchell appeared as the Little
Barefoot last evening, and delighted the
large audience, attracted in spite OF the en-
clement weather, by her bssutiful aud ar
fistlc delineation. Miss Mitchell seems to
grow younger instead OF older. Tonight
"The Pearl Of Savoy" will be presented.
FoTtFS OTcTd HotLSe.-'The Streets OF New
York" has its last production tonight, and
advantage should be taken of this oppor-
unity Of Witnessing this interesting piece.
To-moTrow evening the Joe Jefferson club
give dramatic performance. and next week
the ever welcome "Humpty Dumpty" COM
merces an engagement.
Ihe0'eT CbBliQUe. - The spicy programme
this week - nightly enjoyed 10y crowde 1
houses. Jake Budd is "A host in himself, and
As a deiiDeatOT OF the negro character has
few SuDeTiOTs. Those fond OF light amuse-
ments Will be handsomely catered to here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-03
INTHE SUPREME COURT or THE DIsTRICT

IN ltih nFB ~ Jan lssG.
isaac LAWSON sud LEWIS gRrfCqFrFr.n IfhoI.
lsDts ". sohr. "LEdia ~ He~litr. ;aCkle a. =
N 279 Al 1o"lrsi5,
The PreStffHf NJ fhe Untsf S'a'-s 20 shs U,,s,,s
Sa;GS MaTSsdt J.g sad Dtsfrtef gf.,fsar- AIl ner
sons interesfsd IN the sb0ye-enti, ~ cause ave
hsr.py hoiited 20 spprar before the Di-trict CoDrt
OF the united States ,Or the Dlsfric' II Columbia
en- IN IN day 81 February, ls-6, az n clock
IN the lore noon 81 that dsy. ii the shal be n
CAV oi Jurisdiction. otherwise the next day of
JURISDICTION thereafter, 20 snsw.r the libel Ia sad
cause, or 10 intervene as their interests shall die.
tate. NV
jan2s-&fet4 CIerf s-1o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-03

CHICKEN THIEVFS-Mr. +. J. IiddletOa's
place, near Brooks station, on the Metro
IOlltan br9rch of the Bait more and Ohio
railroad, has twice been visited This week by
chicken thieves and a number Of fine fowls
belonging TO his son, l.. j. Middleton jr,
carried Off, among them black Spanish.
white LeGhOrn ard Drama chickens, and
night before last he lost thirteen. valued at
So. This morning Officers Sullivan and
Morgan, in passing through an alley bounded
by 9Th and eth and X and ! streets found
some feathers, and calling Lieutenant Moo
mans attention TO the fact, the three went
into a house occupied by Greenberry Du-
vail, cOlOTed, and arrested him and Frank
iownteS, and making a search Of the pre-
misses found three bags of feathers. Il chick
ems and turkeys, dressed and ready for
market. Enough OF the legs and heads were
found, by which they can be identified as
Mr.. NJ iddletOn's property. and il is probable
mat the case will be before the Police Court
To- morrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-03

STORM NOTES.-DUTing the severe storm
BlgEt before LAST. Tie steamer Arrow, which
was y iEg at her wharf. had All OF her upper
works carried away. .-.. WITH such force
was the water blown against the sea wall at
the Arsenal. and 50 Intense Vas the cold.
that the trees ard ground for q distance OF
nifty feet inward were covered with ice.
go The roof Of the house of MT Thomas =.
Cret ShtOn, No. SCI 9Th street northeast, was
crushed IN by the falling ChimuieS OF the
acJoInirg house, 800, occupied by M. ".
Turner. 49, Policeman McG}ue, OF the
fourth precinct, was struck on the side b. a
falling window shutter. blown Oft by HE
wind Tuesday morning. and painfully in
jUred. ''"' Mr. y. i. Imlays says the roofs
OF mis- houses on street. between Sd and 2ith
streets did not blow oil, a. was Tep0r ed.
Tie valuable show window OF Miss Ellis.
moStsie, on Ith street. was cracked during the
gale. 49, TIE Rockville -fdUOcdfe saws that
part Of tin roof on the Protestant EniSrO-
coral parsOnaE c there was blown OF, bricks
were blown from the tops OF chimneys. trees
torn up by the roots, aud a general snash-up
OF window paneS OCcaSiOned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-03

LIN hiLlTN OF IoNTRACFORS.- < ester Law.
~ The supreme Court Of the United STATES,
the case Of Charles ID. Maxwell, plaintiff in
.rrCr, VS.. the District Of Columbia was
argued by Mr.. i. Il. 3. Sands, of COUNSEL for
the plaintiff IN error, and by Mr. f.. !. stan
ton 1OT the defendant IL error. The plaintiff
is surgeon in the navy, and while on his
way 70 visit patient. on the night of the
lsf OF March, 1872, passing near the corner OF
18th and G streets, fell into an excavation.
which had been made since he was last along
tire route. Being considerably injured he
brought h. action 10 recover damages of the
District. On the trial the court rllei that
the burden Of proving that he was not neg
ngent. and that the persons in charge OF the
work were exclusively guilty of the negli-
gence which led TO the accident. was on the
pls intltf. ard that If he could have taken q
safe route, and did not. knowing OF the pro-
gTess Of the work. on q street, and the prob
ability OF charges there, he could not re-
cover" The verdict was for the defendant.
and IL Is here insisted that these instructions
were error; that the proof OF cOntributory
negligence is matter or defense, to be male
by the defendant, and is not on the plaintiff
and aiso that the public are entitled TO con-
unue tie use of street, and have right TO
suppose il safe TO do so, until turned away
by barriers or warned by lights in the night
time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-03

THE FUNERAL OF GEN. WEIGHTNAS-
The fOllOwteg letter was to-day addressed by
The District COmmissi or erS TO Col. Webster
adjCiant general of tie II. &. militia:
THE funeral OF the late Roger &. Weight
msn, the Commissioners arr informed, viii
take place ON Sunday next under the aus
pices OF the Masonic societies OF the CITY
General Weightman was major general o.
OF the city; he was also an officer III tue last
Wat with Great Britain, and for many wears
an Influential. prominent and active Citize-
III would, therefore. seem 10 be a proper DC
casiOn for military display as mark ~
respect. and the commissioners refer the
subj Ct TO Won for such decision AMI action
g. yOu shall consider advisable and p-0per
IN the premises.
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BALLS. PARTIES. &c.
GEORGETOWN ADVER'M'TS.

T. % n % M Y.
sHOULDkR SEAM SHIRTS made q Warrzr,-
"a Muslin and fUe Linen. Every ssirt Warranle-l
20 mt; sizes from " 20 Eh inchez. Tue purchA-er
he's ally 20 work the stud button hole. aud fLgs
sliIt Is ready tor the Laundry. Price, II Is
Eends me ehirfing Csitc1e-. g. C..
Namsutta - Bleacbed Muslin. l2sS cts
Winter goods cold without r-gsrd 20 est. % oIear
BENJAMIN MILLER,
9anA n los Bridge street, GeorgetOWn.
STiLL DHEING TO PLEASE Our FRIENDs.
- THE RUSH Il OVER
Thanks 20 our nd fFieLds for thefr fuduleence
during the past Fail, when such vas the rush n
work IRON ali sections O. 10 make u impossible 20
NIL orders - prompt as wished. Being assured
that the work y hen finished gave entire sstisfac-
ton, We solicit continuance u your pafropsaa.
and promise good work ~ fair prices from one 20
eight days Work sent for deliver "a &c any part
OF the District received aud returne 70 am from
any part Of the county by mail or express.
wM n MHGhTLEYs
Steam DFeins and Securing EstBbiirhment,
- a. Jefferson street, SeorgeiO~n, ID. q.
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The Metropolitan Church SpIre All
Right

IT Is TO Y MADE PERMANENTLY SECURE.
f0f0T .f Frll5ag SGT:-In order To- aIlay
the excitement growing out of the insecurity
OF tie Slirc Cf the metropolitan NJ. F.. Church,
70 is deemed proper and right to inform the
pubic that work has been comm cEce,l. under
u. able supervision Of Mr.. DewlHey, of the
Treasury department. and MIR. Cuss. Walker.
which, vixen completed. viii render this
moi. - structure peri. s'J secure for all com
ing time. il Is deemed suUeT1uggr here 10
: ate row TINS j. 70 DC ACCOMPLISHED Suffice
n 10 say thai the Trustees have. BY ii uaaui-
nous vote. placed this whole matter in the
hands o. The above named able g6utlrmep,
ana that they promise 10 have In. work
also 10 IN form the public, through the col
umHs Of your valuable paper, that Mr.
Icwdnev having secured the sleeplc, both on
Tie outside with guys ana on the inside with
braces, II Is now pronounced by him perfect
) axe, even If another storm should over
fase Is tetore the completion Of the work
row commenced. METROPOLITAN
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IL TnE sUPKksE SSGhfof fHE DIsTkiCii

f1OtdfGg SPECIAL Term. January -, ls76.
Of MAKGAKET W. sTEEfER. deceased. me
baton Of the Supreme Court 81 the Diss gfot
OF Columbia Aforesaid, appointed SATURDAY
the 18th day Of February, ls6 for tue anal .essia
ment aud distribution Of the personal estate %
said deceased and Of the in hand a. far re
same have been collected and turned into ,a-r,s..
when and where al the creditors and heirs 81 ii
deceased are notified 90 attend, with their elsirns
properly Ncuched, or they may otherwise bV IaW
be excluded from oil heneft in said I,
Pror'ded. scopy Of this order be published once 5
~ ~ LA AZ IT,. IN the Evening Star preyioss
jazz m 81. A.wkBsTkR. Reeis.sro II wis.
or CoLUmBia. AoisfhiOR
SIs'e, ism. rroeais yautsd,cftOz, J,s 2aA, ls7s.
In tne matter OF the estate Of f.l5SA SMITH
Applicaton for letters OF aiminisfration on he
estats OF hosa smith, Of the District a Coluubia
@ I'm. CAV oeen made By Julia nillsr. All per-
eOns intere1teo are hereby notified % appear In fhis
co1,, on -, the 26th day Of February NEXT.
~ ~ oeock g. m. 90 show Whv lettsrs 81 49,
III ION on ire estate ~ tire -sii teoeassd -hond
MOI lsrSs a. pTsyes. P,oc!dsf cuEs OF this order
q plbh.ted once feek for fhtas weeks ia the
hstnlne Star ps.y toos 10 the said Ca. Te-f. ~
JAIL n 81 4. WEBSTER, kss. sseT OF walls.
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Is THE sUPREME COURT OF THE dig

SPECIAL Ts-n1, Pro5a,s JNrtSd,otioa I6r %. ,s-s
In ths matter OF the viii OF aDELIyE SFk-
SEAnI: Afpieslon Tor letters testaneutary ON
te estate OF Adrllue Sergeant. Of the Distric, ~
xolumbsi has this day been made by sarah
hmenne nossro All persons interested are
nerspy nOubed 20 appear Ia this court on sATTR-
DAf, the lsth dag OF EelruHry pext at II o clock
q m ito sbos cause why letters ntary ON the
estate " the said deceased sh ,u'd not issued ss
grsysd. Proeided, q copy OF this order be pub
nsheo once week. Tor three weeks. ia the Evening
Star previous % the said day. fes::
JaLz4 ms A. WEBSTER. Register Of Wills
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with the lanes of the newspaper hav'
ing the largest local circulation in each
of the places named. Also, a cata-
logues of newspaper which are recon-"
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ed States and Canada printing over
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Educational, Commercial, Insurance,
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printed In the United State. Also, an
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oi rates, showing the cost of adver>
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thing which a beginner in advertising
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New York.