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''l a%aS 81 j swsia5 sssS W.
TAYLOR. OSCAR HUGH, sR. On Wed
Terrace Hospital nspi q OSCAR HUGH TAYe
LoR, ST.. Of. Route 3. Alsxandria; Va,
fsther Of i Mrs sns beatrice Gardner. Mrs.
.. and Oscar Il. Taylor. y: brother
n Mrs MRS SARAH sfs aoode and ' Mrs. n1 4ersie
nonWealth Avenue Brethren Church on
satSrs as Apr h S q ham F F5snsf
Home. Cameron and Alfred sts. Alex
andria. Va: Interment National Me-
THOMAS. dolores 14s On Tuesday; April
of Archie and the late Alberta Hughes.
mother Of Jacqueline and BENJAMIN
Thomas, ir.: sister OF Louise Thompson.
spriEss granddaughter OF Laura john
son and Laura Farmer. niece of Leroy
Wallace and aunt Of Laverne Randolph.
Tss s Hss sn spf frends os The esi late
st. NV. after 4 pm. Friday, April. j 5.
thu Stewart on Tuneas H eR fG ST.
Cemetery. Is
THOMPSON. MAUDE ANNA. On satur-
S Sns ANA MaunE s Ss a H0 Of
Barpee q aSS wichita k slasi
Ely Thompson Of chevenne wy0 s and
Hines Co Funeral Home. 1901 l4th
St n.y. Emit until 10 pm T nu1;;lG u Aprii
gill Florida ave, NV. on THURSDAY.
April a, at pm. 1nterment King
T 3. ag 3n HORACE Ps, Of ,. MsLeani
Carl L. and Horace W. Trammell,
brother Of Albert ". Trammell se as
M st. NV. on Friday, April Is, at l
estville. Va. Is
TROUT. JANET ELIZABETH. On Tues
ssz ART ja ii PEI Iiz s Ro1
beloved wife of he late Joseph Q.
Ms Louie meth pnd 9, n oakon va
James E. trout Of asmpten. Va. and
sePh Mrs E 81 s Ns apTnH
Va. She also Is survived by six grand
children and four great-grandchildren.
Services At the s: H; Hines Co: Funeral
Arlington National Cemetery.
TROUT. JANET ELIZABETH. Members
OF the Gen. Henry w. Lawton
s Auxiliary, United Spanish War
kSS Veterans, will meet at the s.
H. Hines Co. Funeral Home,
290l l4th st. NV, on Thurs
day. April "A, 1855. at 7:30
pm, to conduct funeral serv-
ices for our late sister. JANET ELIZA
JOHANNA GALLIvAN. President.
MARJORIE ROSE, Secretary.
WICKER. ROxANNA. On Saturday.
April 9, 1855. ROxANNA WICKER.
wife of Arthur Wicker and mother
Of Carolyn Wicker. She also Is sur
vived by her mother. Mrs. Pearl Nc
Queen: five sisters. three brothers, two
aunts. six grandchildren and host
Of other relatives and friends. Friends
may call at the Barnes & Matthews
Funeral Home. 614 4th st. s.w.. after
pm Friday April Is. Funeral
services will be held at the Church of
God and Christ. 9th and H SITS s.w.,
Rev. Samuel Kelsey offciating. Inter
ment Woodlawn Cemetery. Is
WILMER. ANNA M. On Wednesday.
April 10, 1885. at Leland Memorial
Hospital, Riverdale, Md. ANNA NJ.
WILMER OF 4914 42nd pl.. Hyatts-
vile. Md, beloved sister of Mrs. How
ard NJ Rice. Services at the Gasch
Friday, April Is. at 1880 pm. Inter-
nent private.
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With Regard to q
Card of Thanks

vev often . cord Of thonks In
The Stor meets o aeed which con
hordiy be solved IN ony Other woy
Not only Is u o srocIous expression
OF gratitude to those who hove sent
fiorul tributes but also eourteousis
acknowledges the services and kind
aesses OF the moay TO whom per
sonoI note Of thonks cannot we'll be
moiled OF whose names and Cd
dresses ore not known insertion OF
o cord Of thunks NOV be arranged
BY telephone to The Stuf ST $4,000
The Evening and Sunday Stor
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Hin Mrtttnriattt

BROTHERTON. JESSE SHORTY. In
sacred memory Of our father and bus
who departed this life one year ago
today. April IA. 1854.
His life is a beautiful memory,
His absence Is silent grief:
Peacefully sleeping. resting at last,
The worlds many troubles and trials
In silence he suffered. in patience he
Until God called him home, to suffer
Lov1No WIFE AND CHILDREN.
GADSON. PFC. ELIJAH. In memory Of
our son and brother. Pfc ELIJAH
n GADSoN. who was killed in &C
~ ton in New Guinea twelve years
" ago today. April IA. 1919.
To hear you laugh. to see you smile.
To talk with you little while;
We love to lineer, on the way
That leads US back to y yAMTaYy'
JOnANSEN. ANNA X.
Anna, three long years without. the
smile In your blue eyes and without
the touch Of your loving hands.
But ia nv heart the torch of memory
Burns unceasing. bright and true:
'S On love ana tender r. thoughts Of you.
And He who through the countless ages
Keeps on its course each shining star.
Through grief or care. whate'er my fate.
At last will lead me where you are.
CARL.
JOHANSEN. ANNi PETERSON. In mem
DRY Of our beloved daughter and sister,
ANNA PETERSON JOFANSEN, who
passed awav or Aprn IA. 1862.
Somewhere above this troubled world,
Safe beyond all srief and care.
Our beloved dsuehter and sister res's
God Grant some day we meet her
MOTHER AND SISTER.
WELLINGTON, SUSIE YOUNG. In los
ing memory OF our dear mother, SUSIE
YOUNG WHITTINaTON, who departed
this life sixteen years ago. April II.
1899.
Let us think Of her today.
Sleeping, resting, Just away!
Resting where no shadows fail.
In perfect peace she waits us all.
HER LOVING CHILDREN.
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Forest Temple, No. 9. l. B.
EsTELLE c. BRIscoE. Fin. secy.
BARTUS, ALBERT WILSON. On Monday,
April II. 1853. ALBERT WILSON BAR
5sr q and MaTn &C. WseS 8 su lN
two brothers, Julius C.. and VIRGIL J:
isisaas aS Sosi S'1s5 f4asfsi later
Sr1hf fa5s ALLIE ALIEN 81 SEr IHssa'si A ,a
Be IL st. father 81 and q
of Duncan Bethea., He also is sur
s sSsa rs ss ss and RiGi friends Alter
invited to cali at The W. Ernest Jarvis
Es .Syees win Be- h seu on st. satur
Lincoln Lint; n' Memorial Cemetery Is
BOORMAN. JAMES 4. On "Wednesday.
April - 1885; JAMES 49, A; BooEM AN
6 6 som NJ R sa%ss 4 B BSSTmsn and
Mrs. Fred L. Rich. brother of Deaconess
Gawiers Chapel. 1855 Pa: ave. NV.
Gree parking oppositei. after 3 am;
Friday, April IL. Services will be held
ia, a. IL noon. 1nterment Warren
more ave. collese Park; Nd; on ZAP April RI
f. Bd 1ais E mdhe Of Of nv S fss sad
j. Colbert, sister Of Thomas. deerse,
Joseph and samSel whitehead and nmb MIS-;
funeral Home. 1901 Cleveland ave.
Riverdale, Md. on Saturday; April 16.,
at / pm. Interment Beltsville, Md. 10
BRANDAU. JEANETTE E. OF 1907 Usage
St, BerTyn Nd; on APR april H. s2o6i;
john hamnes and 0 James Yancey. Emily Der.
ser. Virginia Lasley., Lottie Parrish.
s ssoi cle " Gsrm sse RVefdaie
ment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. IA
BROCKENBERRY, MARY DUZ MARY.
g On MU eeasa AP Hospital Mar Nary at D q
MARY, BRoCKENBERRY Of 913 M
st. NV. She is survived by two sisters.
tSo brothers and dey ,Ssr r. irisne
and many friends: Remains resting At
after ) pm Funeral services on Fri;
aa April lS st new pm 1.r, at the nse Gospel
Rev. j. b catlett oficiating. Inter-
ment Moodlawn Cemetery r,,n Asranss-
mtutS ny EOIIOh . ruhcAoA Aioaies a
BROWN, THOMAS LEE. On wednesday.
April 10, 1855. THOMAS LEE BROWN
husband Of Edna Boyer Brown; .,s son
Friends may call at the 9. Il; Hines
Co. Funeral Home. 290l 14th 81.
NV. from pm. Thursday. April "A.
until noon Saturday, April 16. Serv-
ices and interment private. Please
omit flowers. 10
BURDETT, MARGARET EWIN. On
Wednesday. April 49,, 1858. at her
Iesidenee 69qS Piney ,l BT nr rd; ., Nv
daushter of the late lie Blend =, and q
Burdett and Jean B. Fraser. Friends
may call at the Takoma Funeral Home,
254 Carroll st. NV. Services Ct the
Trinity Episcopal Church. Piney Branch
I'd. at Dahlia st. NV, on Friday, April
Is. at 10 am. lnterment private:
Of flowers and plants, which through
out q long illness have brought her
great joy and many which still sur
round her. the family requests, no
flowers for the funeral. ii
CONNoRs, MARY ELIZABETH. On Tues
s Sss April miss IS NARY NARY a ELfzS saisaa
CONNORS. beloved foster aunt Of MT.
and Mrs. John W. Wrathall OF Jarboe
ave, Burnt Mills Hills. Silver Spring.
Md. Miss Conner rests at the Warner warner
Georgia ave, Silver Spring, Md. Mass
soul on Saturday, April 10. at $50
am, at st. Michael's Catholic Church.
500 Wayne ave, Silver Spring. Nd
interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. is
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Dratha

STEEL, ANNIE Eu /, On Monday; Agril
sHsn uss5 ANNE + STEEL II Eject. Of 1Sn
non and sister Of Lucy Lawrence and
James Tillery. She also Is survived
by many other relatives and friends.
After 3 pm. Friday, April 15, friends
may call at the Frazier Funeral Home.
$50 Rhode Island ave. NV. Funeral
services on Saturday. April 10. at L
pm, at the Third Baptist Church;
Rev. G. o. Bullock officiating. Inter-
ment Harmony Cemetery. is
STEELE. ANNA MARIE. On Wednesday.
April Ii: 1895. at George washington
sTEEhE Of HSsPta North hNf Hova MAIZE
alexandria. Va, the beloved daughter
Of Nettie Pettitt. mother of Shirley NJ.
Donaldson, Donald E. and Charles E.
Goldsmith, sister of Thelma Hoffman
She also is survived by six grandchil-
dren. Friends may call at the Lee
Funeral Home. 4th st. and Mass. ave.
ne, where services will be held on
Friday, April Is. At pm. Interment
private.
STEELE ANNIE. The officers and men,
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bers Of Emmanuel Court, No.
3. o. D. c.. are hereby noti-
fed of the death of Sister
ANNIE STEELE. Funeral
services on Saturday. April
10, 1865, at | PM, at the
Third Baptist Church, 5th and
Que SITS. NV, Calanthe serv-
ices on Friday. April Is. at
er Funeral Hume $50 Rhode
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Dratha

ALExOPOULAs. NICHOLAS MICK: On
Wednesday. April u. 1882 at Wash
ington ssnittsTium; NICHOLAS Sed oNbCkp
Sc the, beloved husband Of zetha
Alexcpoulas, He also is survived by
iwo brothers and one sister in S Greece
Home. 4th st. and Mass, aye. ne.
ices will be held at 81. Sophias Greek
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery Is
ARMSTRONG, WILLIAM J., SIR. On
Wednssdagi April I3' lSoS, WILLIAM hlih.nd
Of Clara j. Armstrong and. father Of
William j Armstrong. tr;; Mrs. Eliza
beth A. Lentz and James P; Armstrong.
a ehd ssS is sT5ssea s y he esh' Deal
Funeral Home. 4Si2 Georgia ave. NV.
on saturday April april ls Ct IL com sm:
t trisutions to e Wallace Memorial U. P.
Church Memorial Fund. Is
ARn q, eGmm Maa% Of St. john! john.
q Z: :; 4; g; !;
fol- our late brother, WILLIAM J.
~ cLfFToN E.. BARRETT,
Worshipful Master.
JOHN ]. BARNES. Jr. secy. Is
BANKS. DOREAIHA A. On Tuesday;
a apFi sss s sss2 ave- NV Aps
beloved mother of Mrs. Fannie M.
Bell and Mrs. Joan NJ. Mcconnell.
Also surviving are two grandchildren.
Carolyn and Patricia Bell: one sister.
Mrs. Juanita Wilson Of Charlotte. N. c.:
two brothers, William J. and Paul Hart:
other relatives and many friends
friends are invited to call at the Nc
CURE Funeral Home, 1870 9th st, NV.
Services on Friday, April IL. at the
Third Baptist Church, 18th and Que
SITS. NV, at / pm. Interment Lin
coin Memorial Cemetery. 10
BANKS, DOREATHA A. session of
.k-y sorrow was held on Wednes-
ND$ day. April 13. 1855, at 1902
MGA Que st. NV, for our late daugh-
N~ ter, DoREATHA a. BANKS Of
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C. G. MccoRMicK. secretars .
ROBINSON. DAISY e. On Tuesday,
April H., 1855, DAISY E. ROBIN
Son OF 1913 8 st. NV. Notice of
funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS by Jarvis.
ROSS. LoTTIE M. On Monday, April
IL, 1885, at the MONTGOMERY County
General Hospital. LOTTIE Nj. ROSS.
beloved wife OF the late James L. Ross.
Services on Thursday. April IA. at IL
am. at the Everly Funeral Home.
Fairfax, Va. Interment Fairfax Gene
terry, Fairfax. Va. IA
sCHAuB, EDWARD. On Tuesday. April
s.. SEQ $500 EpwARp scaHbB. ~ Seloy rsi
husband OF Irene W. schaub and father
Of the late Edward Schaub. brother o.
Frederick and Albert r. Schaub. Fu-
neral services ct has late residence on
Friday. April is. al pm Relatives
and friends invited. Interment Con-
gressicnal Cemetery. IL
SMITH. ARTHUR r. suddenly ! rs On wed.
SMITH OF SOB 2lst st ne. beloved
husband OF Josephine Smith, Notice
Of funeral later. Arransements BY
Jarvis
STALEY, JAMES. on Tuesday, April
p IL. 1855. At Casualty Hospital JAMES
sTALEY. beloved brother OF William.
G Sh Other soHe5t snd .n Mnns .nd s aso
sun wye. After IL noon Friday. April
is, friends may call at the johnson
~ jenkins Funeral Home. 11U2 18th
at. L.w. Funeral and irterment was-
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kASMALA, WALTER. Oficers and mem.
S %4;.sss EN- e G.l "; ss0 ar Ss
lean Legion. are requested to
N4kN attend services for our late
W s2Es. on T Tsaalsas,, k kHfii
T. pum npRi rane Fat, Nome, sss4 aeor-
sa aye . SILVER sPriPs No No ss5yicss
Marylsnd Guard q Honor.
T TAo i LYNN. Adiut Sri oom'F'
KNABE. JAY HARTLEY. on Tuesday.
Apri, IL 1885, e. h his 5ssIdsnes, ssas
beloved husband Of Grace Knsbe nee
residence. where services win be held
On sr sns AR snds 30 n ~ noon Rsa
Please omit MOVERS. Il 4
kNlcI IT.. MA Mshar q Rn TyssSay; Agsl
ats o.ol avs w and 0f Easssth sed
cousin. of Mr. and Mrs. Lancaster.
Mrs, veneda Lancaster Of Baltimore,
a M s Ss sso sd 'a r.nss ~ zsr
eau at the FRAZIER Funeral Home. $3.50
RHODE Island ave. nv. where SERVICES
ofhcisting. interment Wood,awn Gene
terry. Is
KNIGHT, MABLE 3. All ofncers and
- members Of the James Reese
Europe Unit, No. 8. American
N Legion Auxiliary. are hereby
~ notified OF the death OF our
~N member, MABLE 9. KNIGHT
and are requested to assemble
at the Frazier Funeral Home,
$3.50 r., I. ave. NV. on Friday. April
-" ELvA B. McLANE. President.
LILLIAN C. HOLIDAY. secy.
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4ratbH

ss As q n..S S%;'s ceu ass sP
49, r. Of ire / B. p. o. Z. Of ".
MH are hereby lined Of the iu-
V~1I neral Of :, d. MABLE KNIGHT
W. on saturday. April 10. 1885,
at 1 pm. from the Frszie<
- Funeral Home, $50 R.. ]. ave.
nv. Session Of sorrow on Thursday
Aprii "A. ct 8 pm. at the home,
18th and Que SITS. NV
MARY MUNGO. L. d. r.
@. Z. BENNETT, Secy.
KNIGHT, MABLE s. Ali officers and
members OF Virginia Berry
. J: s:
Saturday. April A. 1855. at
pm, to conduct funeral services
for our late sister. MABLE q.
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Portuguese Mocou Festival
Halted by Red Chino Protest

been described as a stamping
ground of foreign agents. SNUG
glers, gold dealers and gamblers
Swarms of Chinese from the
Communist mainland are adj
Imitted to the colony, some to
lose themselves.
The population is about 80 per
cent Chinese. The few thousand
Portuguese are mostly of families
who have spent generations there.
Macau's industry feels the
pinch of the Bamboo Curtain.
The colony now relies on fisheries
and the manufacture of fire.
crackers, matches. sauces. tex
tiles and slippers. Red China
could wipe out even those in
dustries since Macau gets most
Of its food from the mainland.
Despite its precarious situa-
ton, Macau still has a busting
atmosphere of mixed Oriental
and Portuguese manners and Gus
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Gruhum in Court
On Plane Blast
Murder Charge

DENVER, Dec. 9 R.-With
the courtroom closed to photog-
raphers. John Gilbert Graham
goes into Denver District Court
today to plead to a charge of
numbering his mother.
Graham, %, is accused of
planting a dynamite time bomb
in a United Airlines plane which
crashed November / near Long
mont, Colo, killing his 54-year-
old mother, Mrs. Daisie E. King.
and 43 others.
District Judge Edward j. Keat-
ing announced last night he was
directed by higher authority" to
ban all photography. He did not
Identify the higher authority"
Photographers were allowed at
Graham's two previous court APP
pearances.
Graham was first arraigned
November IA on a Federal sabo-
tage charge. Later he was turned
over to State authorities for
prosecution on the mur d er
charge, and Graham's three
court-appointed lawyers asked a
continuance November 20 to
study the new charge.
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Chinese Moy Free
POW on Dec. Is
BY the Associated Press

Richard Tenneson. prisoner
of war who first chose to remain
in Red China and then asked to
return home, may be released
December IS.
A spokesman for the American
National Red Cross said last
night a Red Cross representative
will go to the contact point be-
tween Hong Kong and Red
China on that date to meet
Tenneson.
The spokesman. declining use
of his name. said, I'VE have
agreed by cable with the People,
Republic of China to meet on
the 18th of this MONTH" when
regular food parcels to American
citizens detained in China will
be delivered.
Mrs. Portia Howe, Tenneson's
mother, said in Alden. Mimi,
yesterday her son had written
that his release November 80 had
to be postponed when a Red
Cross official refused to accept
responsibility for receiving him.
The spokesman said Red Cross
headquarters here does not know
whether Tenneson was at the
contact point on that date. He
said the Red Cross representa-
tive in Hong Kong had not been
informed of plans to release
Tenneson at that time.
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Preparations for the 1857 cele-
bration of the 4o0th anniversary
of Portugal's China Coast colony.
tiny Macau. have been dropped.
Red China said the festivities
would affront her.
Macau's 100000 inhabitants
live on a hilly peninsula on Chi
mas southern coast, facing Hong
Kong across the Pearl River es-
tuary. The National Geographic
Society reviewed the colony's sit
uation in a press release today.
Portugal raised its flag over
the settlement in 1857, a year
before the first Elizabeth came
to Britain's throne. Macau Is
the Oldest European settlement
In the Far East.
The colony's location and ira
ditional neutrality have given 1t
the name of the hole in the
Bamboo Curtain" Macau has
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|brucker Lauds
Seoul s Army

SEOUL, Dec. 9 P.-United
States Army Secretary WILDER
M. Brucker said today South
Korea's army is keyed up to a
high degree of readiness and
I'VE had all better keep our
powder dry"
The Secretary told a news
conference he would oppose
further reduction of American
military strength In Korea when
next years budget is drawn
Based on two days of talks with
United States and Korean Off
Gals here. Mr.. Brucker said he
feels "the present level of Amer
lean manpower is the right level,
but I am not saying that 1t
should not be increased"
Mr.. Brucker. Assistant Secre-
tary Hugh Milton II, Gen. Ly-
man L. Lemnitzer, United States
Far East commander and Gen,
/. D. White, Far East Army
commander, leave shortly for
Okinawa.
Mr.. Brucker praised the South
Korean forces that now guard
more than three-fourths of the
2la-year-old armistice line. He
said the South Korean army
would do credit to our own
Army"
Asked If atomic weapons
should be brought into South
Korea, Gen. Lemnitzer replied.
I'VE are meticulously observing
the armistice agreement. We
are limited to the equipment
here on July 81, 1858, and no
weapons of the kind you men,
ton can be brought in"
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toms. It's shops display goods
made in the United States and
Britain. The metropolis has
adopted traffic lights and neon
signs, contrasting with the color
full splasheS Of store signs along
the Avenida Almeida Ribeiro, the
business center.
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Mother-We will not tell
Santa Claus what a bad boy
you were yesterday because if
he found out he wouldn't bring
you any Christmas presents.
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Son-Grandma said Santa
won't bring me any presents If
I'm bad.
Mother-She is mistaken. He
will. But we are all happier
when you are good.
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What luck! In the face of rising
foam rubber prices, not only AZ
inch foam rubber mattress at this
low price but a matching 1O-inch box
spring to boot! But hurry when
these are gone, we'll not be able to
duplicate them at this price! Twin
size only.
9TH Floor Washington and
PARKtngton; 3rd Floor, StlUer Sprimg
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ADAM A. wEscHLER . SON
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NOTICE OF RECEIVERS SALE
By virtue Of an order Of the Unites
States District Court for the Dis
trict Of Columbia. In the matter o
Gino Fogolin versus Harold B. Co
penhaver, ct al, Civil Action Mum.
Der 475S-54, the undersigned re,
ee.yer was authorized to sell. snS
Will sell at public auction. at thu
premises, the following stock o.
goods. machinery and equipment
located in the rear OF premises 22t
9th street. Sc: 700 bags Of terrazS
chips, zinc. brass. steel rods, marble
and STATE. rubbing stones. etc. ter
razo floor machines. pase and hose
machine. marble cutting machine
and various and surdry other ma.
chimes and equipment used in the
terrazGo, tile and marble business;
On Thursday. August rs. 1865, al
1000 o'clock AM.
Terms Of sale. All cash. Purchases
to be promptly removed from prem
ises. H NATHANIEL BLAuSTEIN,
Receiver, 2026 Eye street NV.
RE 7-1122. Au1.8. 5,.2
THOs. j. OWEN 8 son, Auctioneers,
11Il Z st. NV.
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ROBERT ". MCCULLOUGH.
WIN. I. PACE,
WILLIAM II. MCCULLOUGH.

SEQ n St.. NE, WasbinEton. d. C.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District OF Columbia, Hold
ing Probate Court Mo. 1851 SO
Administration This is to Give
Notice: That the subscriber. OF the
State OF New York has obtained
from the Probate Court Of the Dis
trict of Columbia, Letters OF Al.
ministration on the estate oil
Daniel w. Malley, late OF the Dis.
trict Of Columbia. deceased. Al
persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned to ex-
hibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof, legally authenticated. u
the subscriber. on or before the
Both day OF January, AID. 1855
otherwise they may by law be ex.
cluded from all benefit of said
estate, Given under my hand this
2sth day Of July; 1855. MARGARET
Bronx, New York. N. Y. lseai:
Register Of Wills for the District
Of Columbia, Clerk Of the Probate
Court. aui,81h