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ANNUAL MEETING on THIS AMERICAN Institute HosEo-
PATHYThe Institute held Its thirteenth annual meeting
the Smithsonian Institute commencing is sessions on
Wednesday morning and completing s business yester-
day afternoon. MH
The meeting called to order by DIR. j. p Dake Of
Pittsburg, Pennsylvania Dr. George w. p. Sweazey Of
Springfield Massachusetts elected chairman; Dr. II.
r. MeNanus, of Baltimore was elected general secretary
for the next year Dr. John T. Middleton, OF Baltimore,
provisional secretary; Dr. S. s. Guy of Brooklyn New
York, treasurer and Drs williamson Piper Green, Gard
ner, and Janney the board of censors,
The treasurers report showed assets in hand to the
amount of $l,ls4 ."... ....#.r.. ..a..
On Thursday the convention concluded its proceedings
by the appointment of committees various scientific
subjects report at their next meeting to be held at Chi
cago year from this time.
srRucK BY LlGHrxRe-we copy the following from the
Star of last evening;
Yesterday during the heavy storm Of wind that Wis
tied this city, the Presbyterian church in the First
Ward on l. between Twenty-frst and Twenty-secoud
streets, struck by lightning and seriously injured
The square tower which in progress of erection and
which had reached TO about thirty feet above the roof
nearly all thrown down. the bricks falling upon the roof
breaking through section OF IT, and penetrating to the
basement The loss will probably amount to about
81 600 81 200 We Informed that just previous TO
this the workmen had descended the roof in
the tower, and there at the time; but fortunately
of them hurt We also learn that another house
The Metropolitan House. near the steamboat wharf, was
also struck, and bricks torn from the walls mum
Der of persons sitting in and about the house were
stunned"
Counr OF CLAIMs--FTiday, June 6.-Mr. Sherman con-
cuded his argument begun yesterday in the case OF the
assgnees of Jacob Barker The United States. The
Solicitor replied the part Of the United States Mr.
Stanton closed, whcp by agreement of counsel order
to take testimony made by the court.
The court adjourned to Monday, II O'Clock, a. m.
NATIONAL THEATRE.-Nr. George G. Boniface makes his
first appeal the citizens of Washington this evening"
presenting entertainment Astounding in variety This
gentleman of the very best stock in the
try He has displayed talent of the very highest order in
the personaon of several characters since his first appear
anoe in city. We consider his conception of Carlos
in the "Sca of Ice" of the few we have
witnessed upon the modern stage and from young an
most agreeably surprised lie offers bill of
unusual attraction commencing with the great ice Of
the drama of the Sea of Ice" including all the wonderful
mechanical effects of that production the avorite drama
Of "he Bear Hunter and the local extravaganza of IA
Glance at New York" Let merit meet its just reward
and the citizens of this city show their appreciation OF this
gentleman by crowding the house.
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by J. c. Mcguire, Auet,oneer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FOR FfRsT-CLAss DWELL
tngs for Stakeholder the direction o Hon Dssd stewart OF
Baltimore OF the Miss Eleanor David
BALTIMORE offer public auction
tive premises Thursday June ~ att O'Clock the follow
ing ground, order in which they
Lot No IN Dsvdsons subdv Of 800 fronting
north "a feet inches with depth Of $50 feet 2oeer
alley
Lot No. 49, In Duvidson subdivision OF as the
Of and l3h streets, opposite Franklin Square, fronting
feet Inches on street. and running back s feet inches TO 30
alley.
Lot No 90 in Davason subdivision square ots onting
with depth Of l46 feet 10 inches
ming a 3J-ect alley.
Lot No. o. Daydsons subdivision Of square 3s2 ortinr
feet m ard rnnniug back, binding 2feet alley
alley II feet inches wide.
Not 10 in Dsvdson subdivision Of s fronting 95 feet
Yo running back 81 feet inches,
Northern Liberties Market.
Terms II 0nshd Of the purchase be paid IN
insamsns and "
lnteres, be secured W approved notes
purchasers failure with within
property viii esOld NJ his risk
These win be sold without
For e which indispuabIe reference may be msde w
Cor, Georgetown, JAS. O. MCGUIRE,
June s-eOdts huconeer.
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BY TEL EG X A y III I.

ST. LOUIS June 6The Kansas City Enterprise Of the I'd
says that j. NJ Baynard left St. Bernard for Westport
Friday ss and having not since been Leard of supposed
to have been murdered by abotionsts. d. H. Hamilton
and John Lux went in search of him. and taken by the
abolitionists.
upon Lawrence by party of fifty aboltonsts con-
act ensued in which several of the msrshas posse
wounded
H. II. Carly states that belonging to the
company attacked and all seriously injured, by abo
tonists He for and horses and twenty five
Bufords party will Immediately start for the Cap
tain Pa company went to Hickory Point to suppress out
RACES and attacked by abotons and two of them
killed. Another fight occurred between the parties
Black Jacks nine abotonsts and thirteen prosavey
we're killed. among whom Captain PATHS and JAS
MoGee. Captain Longs company of Wyands Indians
united to Pattiss command.
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by JAMES c. MCGUIRE. Auctiomeer.

IIRsT-CLass HOUSE IN THE FIRST WARD FOR SALE
ancionA the request of the proprietor Mr. d. D. Add
will sell public auction Friday the 18th instant at
O'clock substantially by
him. l7 18th Streets nearly opposite
Fh containing seventeen thirteen of which Of
The location of the healthy and desirable the city,
within hundred yards Of the Presidents manson Lafayette
square, and the buildings, hes. 81. .tam.4
Tue house built four years with all modern improve
men attached brick stable house,
wood house, bath tank holding l6o gallons Of water pump
The lot contains square feet b feet 'front.' running
back ii9 e o 9J-eet alley
Those desiring this property invited call
do 10.
thousand dollars in hand and the
weye, months bearing Interest,"
secured by deed oiru the property Title ndpuabe
June Cd ... r-..-''- - : Auctionser
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fafneii roadyine Johnson and Maria Sessions
In equity ia somerset county, Thomas A spence
Judge Of The etn lueeial circuit Of Maryland
hE object o. this suii procure o.
ate ior me purpose OF partition, and peTeeung the lille OF
me complainant By
Maria sessions The bill, certain Jaas
mAeAsy late OF Somerset county deeoAsed hts Will devised
Az Ms estate Of every Kind 10 his wife sasan during her % and
anei her death 20 William M ID. Townsend Eliza Townsend
~ Zabel hnn Vance, Henry Alexander Smith, and Smith
that said James died seized OF Loo ground Salisbury
worth about tour hundred doa The bill sale
SAID susan Of her life estate The tile Of certain John smoa
yanee interest the Of sad Joha by
5eas and Josiah EngswoEth complainant
Of all said Johns Interests the death ~ William M d. Townsend
ana e ne OF Maria Sessions aud Mary w. 6emons equal
Townsend and the descent Mary seon only
hsf az aw The sale by The sad Slemons
ia SAID o 70 inc eompanant the purchase by said John b. Sic
IA MS OF Mara session interest In said and thar
lost or desiToyed the death Of Smith
OF her interest 10 her brother III said Henry, and the sale
Y said henry OF all his interest certain Johnson Gray,
the State OF Vrania that the complainant
nis and the said Gray OF subject
ants estate for the life OF said Susan who still living
advanced age aad praying for decree establishing The complain
Ia Sessions 20 said John -iemons
the partition, and against
said Maria aud ohnson who residents this State IL
teupon ths tft day Of june eighteen hundred and by
the subscriber circuit OF eighth judicial
land orierrd mt The complainant by causing Of this order
TO be inserted In pubbedn Washington
In each n nye successive weeks before the 18th day OF July
notice said d of
this bill aud Them this court
cpr before the fifteenth day of October
premises and show cause, If they have why decree should
pass prayed. SIT ... THOMAS A. SPENCE
True copy--tesli
GEvN WooLToEp, Clerk.
June 7-law5wif
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OF FICIA l..
TnrAnunr llrrAHrnEkr.

TREAsuRy nEFAHraENr. e##
May as. 1895.
NOTICE holders 0f the stock issued
Congress o2d July, Is4s s ouch stock ar
thereof 18th Of November eT ns
interest thereon will cease.
This will continue purchase such stock prior - sad
redemption and viii pay therefor following preua "
addition the accrued the day with
days interest for the money reach the vendors tsa
such Treasury between the let day Of
July, inclusive half OF one cent on
specified in the certificates;
the LIST and 3lst days q Aous
fourth Of one per cent; 4s
received the 3 day Of Augasi the inter
accrued hereos days only, w s
paid a4
transmitted under this notice must DC
duly United States by the entitled TO receive
money the ls July the cuff
also be assigned by the present stock
holder, Otherwise payable heretofore
given holders If stocks Of the Jailed
this will purchase the same netwesn ns "
June and the Of December next unless the sum u
900 shall be previously obtained and will for inc same
from the day Of the last Dividend
additional interest for the money 70 reach
the vendor, the following rates of premium; ta s.H
stock Of the loan of 1912, premium Of 10 per cent
ls4s, premium Of 10 per cent
Of 9th September 1850, com
monty called Texan indemnity Stock premium OF per cent
this notice should be duly assigned
10 The party The and
previous July the current half years. interest us
assigned present stakeholder, otherwise the interest
year will be payable him as heretofore
Payment all foregoing stocks will be made - dFas On
the Boston, York. PhiiadePhis -
parties entitled to receive the money may direct E
JAMES GUTHRIE
NAV ao-dfnIoNoy Secretary Of tho Treasury.
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by J. Q. MCGUIRE, Anetlon,,r.

VRUsTEE's SALE OF VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED
property Fourth opposite Judiciary sqaare.On
Thursday afternoon June a. at O'Clock
BY Vitae q deed Of dated October 30 1859, and recorded
Lbcr g. No e. oos 496, Sp7 fps, Of the Land
for Washington county The District Of Columbia, the
will SELL the highest bidder that part lot
seven i've hundred thirty-two
city Washington, the said lot and marked and
Of said city, lies north Of line
line said Fourth point
Of the parry wall Of the houses erected
through Of said dividing wall
the line Of said a together with The improvements
handsome aud well finished fosrsto brick house.
large hack buildings attached
emsi $4,000 in residue In 9, IA, and s months
interest occurred by deed OF the premises.
sale complies with within fye days
the resell the risk
B,M. LISTHrCUM
Trustee,
JAS G, MCGUIRE,
May 2i-eotunelkdm Auctoneer.
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RrrE APPLES IN MoBnr-The Mobile Advertiser Of the
27th ult says:
fanny Of genealogical friends desire TO see apples
fully ripe perfect and beautiful Of Mobile growth and
pulled from the the 25h Of May they can be graft
fed by calling at the OF the editor OF this paper
Of the editors cultivation raised in lis own or.
chard in this county, thirty miles above the CITY, and
he thinks worth Dragging Ripe apples on the 25th
Of May Who viii beat it2'
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TINS GHEAT WEsrcThe annual earnings Of the several
lines OF railroads that connect Chicago Illinois with
New York city, exceed 25 100000 This fact taken in con-
nexion with the vast amount OF produce and
transported between the two points by water carriage
conveys some toerabe idea OF the Of the Great
West
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II will be seen, by reference TO advertising columns
that Mesrs Dix Edwards of New York. the publishers
of'Punnms Monthly" have in press for immediate pub
LEGATION translation of "Rachel and the New World
most Piquan and amusing account Of the great taged
ennes trip to this country by Bcnnvalet one Of her
troupe The work has lately been uppermost in the lit
ernry gossip Of Paris.
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ticket for the union Of both parties and healing past diff
euluss.
sohs.
Gov. Seymour and made able and oonoiliAtory
speech audng to the time when the democracy Of New
York united and promising to return TO those hacyon
days.
journed till p. m.
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JUDGE DOUGLAS AND THE DEMOCRATIC Ma
... TIONAL CONVENTION.

On Thursday last Judge Douglas addressed the subon-
ed dispatches to Hon. W. A. Richardson member Of the
Illinois delegation in the Democratic National Convention
We give these dispatches in the order they were written
and forwarded by telegraph;
WAsHNGToN, June 3, 1856.
DEAR From the teegraphc reports in the newspa-
pers fear that embtered state of feeling Is being
gendered in the convention which may endanger the harmo
ny and success OF party. wish you and all my friends
TO bear In mind that have thousandfod anxiety for
the triumph OF principles than for personal ee-
vaton If the withdrawal of my will contribute to the
harmony Of party the of the hope
will not hesitate to take the STEP Especially 1t Is my
desire that the action of the convention will mbody and
press the Wishes feelings aud principles Of the democracy of
the republic and hence If Mr. PIERCE Mr. Buchanan,
any other eminent satesn who faithful to the great is
involved in the contest shall receive majority of the
convention earnestly hope that all of my friends will unite
in insurng him two-thrd and then in making his nomina
ton unanimous. Let personal considerations disturb the
harmony of the party endange the triumph of prnc
Piles. S. A. DOUGLAS.
Hon. w. A. RIcHAnpsoS,
Burnett House. Cincinnati, Ohio,
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Arriral of fLe Canada at HaIi6ar.

HALIFAX, June 6.The Canada arrived at seven ocock,
and sailed again at nine address presented Mr.
Champion. Two regiments OF troops from the Crimea
rived at Halifax Monday, per the steamer HmalayR
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Railroad Coui.ion-Lon Of Life.

RocHEsTER, June 6-This morning two express trains
In collision the Central railroad Lockport
One fireman, engineer, and a lady passenger named
Stephens, instantly killed Fifteen passengers were
very badly injured. Mrs. Stephens from Albany.
TsEooNp pEsPATcH.l
LocKroRT June 6.-The following the names Of The
killed and wounded by the accident the Central railroad
Kied.-Mrs. NJ. r. Stephens, of Charlesown, MSssschu-
setu William Haynes, fireman.
Wounded. John w. Roberts, Of New York Mary Nc
Call Of Onondaga county Joseph s. Gllet Of Farhavcn
Massachusetts,; Elizabeth X. Perpcut Of Lebanon, New
Hamphiroi Horace Byngton, Of Springfield, Massachu-
setts Jeremiah Hawkins Abraham WheeIeri Washing
ton Stoekton Witham Adams, engineer Andrew Bovee,
engineer Emerson Wright, brakeman George Fzmayer
fireman Henry c. Slack aud wife, Of Cayuga county Ad,
dison Gilmore, railroad man.
Several Of the above had their legs broken.
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Of Ioyhead North Wales recently which required the la
Dor Of ak in It's formation for ten months and A
charge Of six tons and half Of powder explode Il The
quantity Of stone loosened by the blast was calculated
GO 600 tons.
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Ratification MEETING.

PHILADELPHIA, June 6.-The office Of the Pennsylvania
illuminated night in honor of the nomination Of Mr..
Buchanan. Several speakers addressed the crowd which
assembled in front of the building but owing the ncems
ency of tho weather and the absence Of many politicians
Cincinnati, there was but little enthusiasm.
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The Nomination in Nep York.

Nrw YoRE, june 6-Tsmmany Hall is illuminated to-
night honor Of the nominations OF Buchanan and Breokn
ridge and congratuatOry meetings being held in
GUS other places
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LARGE SALES or coRS.--The Chicago Democrat Of the
Both says between 100000 and 100000 bushels of
have been sold change in that city within the past two
days. This will give idea Of the business done in
this one article in Chicago
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Life versus Death.
Just published the 9Th edition, price dime only
CONSUMPTION AND sCRoYULAi .a
A popular treatise,

ByJ. J. FORSTER, NJ. D.,
SyHoWING Natures rhu scourres
y with the treatment of bronchi
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ringworn, scsd head,
and swepgs Of the joints bones and
diseases arising of the biod
book, in plain but frcib. language, Tivss all
advice cheap, highly
drurgng Of kind and
commended heads OF famics Ac vaIu
nbI guide IN time Of need.
interesting information for those afflicted with
deafness rupture bodily deformties &C. eeMT
More copies Sold mailed, within
ew weeks, every part n the country
Price be Of booksellers generally
ros Free BRIDGMAN CO, iss Grand street, New
York NE
June 3-dScp3mH
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An coRrsThe ancient and honorable artillery Of
Boston, Massachusetts, celebrated their 2lsh anniversary
IN that city on Monday last
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Immeu.e Importation Of Gold.-Matiny.

New IoRK June 6.The ship Stephen Heath, from Aus
rsa for London, spoken the l4th utmo She re-
ported having on board two and half tons OF gold.
Half Of the in irons in consequence OF
tempt ut mutinY.
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A. RICHARDSON, of Illinois,
Burnett House, Cincinnati, Ohio.

WAsmNaron, June S, ls56-92 p. m.
Mr.. Buchanan having received majority of the
ton, is, in my opinion entitled to the nomn alton. hope
my friends will give effect to the voice of the majority of the
party. S. A. DOUGLAS.
Hon. w. A. RICHARDSON, of Illinois,
Burnett House, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Department u me i I, r,or.

of this department having in their possession book
Belonging Its library sted al 10 return the
the librarian.
June 6-3t . @
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pARAsON NHNEpsIss-TODD n co. have received an
invoice Of Forr celebrated paragon umhreas uurvaed for
and \ them
May9f-3tdhso3ti
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Irrirai or he WasLinolon.

NEw YoRK, June 6-The steamship Washington, from
Bremen, via Southampton 2ls ut, arrived this port
at o'clock this morning Her adVices have been antc
pated.
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BANK NDTcrsD-The grand Jury ofFayetieville, North
Csrona has indicted the Bank Of Fayetteville for ssung
small notes.
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OURS carefully pve~~vvsd.-TODD A. co. VIII receive
deposite until IN. 5t Of June valuable urs ard for
them from injury through tho
room under Browns Hotel, ives, end
May 9i--7eoif
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Hob. W. n. HICHAnpsON,
Burnett House, Cincinnati, Ohio.

WAsHlNaToN, June 8, 1867 a.
DEAR have just read much of the platform
aes to the Nebraska bill and slavery question. The adop
ton Of that noble resolution by the unanimous vote of all the
States accompshes all the objects had in view in permit
ting my be used before the convention If agreea
BILE my friends would much prefer exertng all my
ges to elect tried statesman that platform to being the
nominee myself At all events do let my be used
in such disturb the harmony of the party
endanger the SUCCESS of the work nobly begun.
s. A. DOUGLAS.
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DEnUvIAN GUANO at the lowest cash market price.
Columbian euano containing proportons Of neutral phos
free phosphoc acid in bags Of 100 Us each
Super phosphate me bags of 6o bs each, - In barrels
preferred,
Aliens celebrated reaping and moving machines that cannot
clog
Every description poughs agricultural and Horticultural s
.plemenis.
A full choicest field and garden seeo.
X. L. ALLEN,
lso and l9l Water street, New York.
NEW YoRK, May LIST, 1856. MayS-di1ir
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DRINTING-pR[ sale. cheap for c.sh--A double
cylinder printing press, rod running order, being
press which Washington unoa rcsTnpe s ~"
printed. Apply this office, -
May l5--dinr
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New Fancy Goods.

New Fancy Goods. ...
JUST opennsa splendid stock Of fancy goods which
Pearl. slick fans. silk and kid backs
90 sandal wood with steel setting
III very hne morning fans
With great variety styles linen and paper fans
COMBS
choice patterns
brushes &c, &C. % "-' ". = .se.&
PERFUMES
100 dozen Of Lubin's extracts handkerchief
Pomade, oil soap ), Sc, sc. #."
cologne cologne in quart and pint bottles
Bay rum, &C., &C. -
Fancy Comb and Perumery Store, under National Hotel
June 7-d3 .| @".@ ### H"0a sees "#a. t# 81. ##1
OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
OF MAINLAND. XVI.
The following the drawn numbers of the Consolidated Lot
the benefit OF The suqnehanna Canal &c. class 10 drawn
June 4, 1885,
20 76 SO 81 30 "a e5 10 4S co 10 At 43
The following the drawn numbers of the Patapco Institute
Lottery class l6l, drawn June s. 1855
Is rs rs 81 "a GA ID l6 so 81 70 80 10
r. FRANCE & CO., Managers.
D. H. McPnAILs Commissioner
June tit . y. y. a.....s
pOoKs FROM LONDoN.-The Book OF English Songs.
ID volume, illustrated. as cents.
Mler's Picturesque Sketches of London volume illustrated
Bosweus Life Of Johnson volumes. illustrated 3d.
Mackays Memoirs Of Extraordinary Popular Decisions vol
Duncan's History volumes, illustrated 81 So
Life Of Edmund Burke. volume, Illustrated 10 rents
Whites Natural History selborne volume, illustrated rs
EItraor unry Men-their Boyhood Early Life volume,
The spectator, with Notes 4 volumes. 50 so.
The Pirate, the Mississippi BY Gerstaeeker 81! cents
Paliser's Solitary Hunter. 37i cents. ~ ta..a
The Warehouses of Brinvlsrs by Albert smith sl cents
~. =. ;, ,,,~ =, .,f m. !. r,.r
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....... Washington, May %, 1856
IN petition William Baker, Of Utica, New York. payius
window blind hinges fsstennes years
the expiration u ad patent which takes place the 18th day
September, 1885,
Il, Is ordered that the said petition &c
persons are notified appear cause any they
have, why said petition ought not 10 be granted.
extension required file the
specially forth in writing
be hearing be and in
with the rules fthe Office which win be furnished app
cation.
The testimony the August 1856
6ed in the once before morning that day the ar
rumens N any, within ten days thereafter
this notice be published in the Union Ine
sencer Evening Washington, D. G. Republican, Ba
Nd Evening Argus, Philadelphia, Pa Day Book, New
previous the first day Of September next
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
psRdors papers please copy and send the
bills The Patent Office with paper containing this
May9i-faw3w
r aw BOOKs.-
Ii Patton Reports Of cases decided in the speca cour
Of appess Of Virginia, with general index Re-
Haisteds Law or Evidence. I vol.
Parsons on Contracts. 2 vols.
Keats Commentaries. Az vols. New edition.
Bishop on Criminal Law Vol l.
Dunop's Digest Of The Laws United States vol.
Wharton A STILES Medical fnrisprudence
Williams on Executors. 2 vols New edition.
Sanders Uses and Tusts. vols In New edition.
Smiths Mercantile Law. New edition.
Rohinson's Practice. vols.
June FRANoK TAYLOR.